The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-13

uouoie play, EDerhardt to Gooch to Bernsen, saved the day, however.
 Emery got a couple of hits for the Barons. while Allen slammed out three clean safeties. Jonnard led the Vols hitting, with a pair of two baggers.
 "Mcrry" In Form
 John Dewey Morrison started the second game for the Barons and, as expected, finished 1t in grand style. His one-run victory over the Vols does not in any measure express the superiority he displayed over both Wade, who started out on an att tempted iron man stunt, but who was relieved in the third inning, and Lankenau, who relieved Wade
 AS above stated, Dutch Bernsen was responsible for the victory in the second encounter, inasmuch as his big bat accounted for four of the Baronial tallies
 In the first inning with the lineup shifted about a bit by Manager Molesworth, Stewart slammed out a hit after Traynor had grounded out Emery lined to center field for the second out, but Dutch Bernsen hit in the pinch, however, with a long dou- ble to center and Stewart scored the Barons' first tally.
 Prophecies Smnsh
 In the third inning, with Stewart and Emery on base, Bernie advanced to the plate, removed his hat rubbed the place where his covering thatch is supposed to be, and finally ad- dressed members of the press box on top of the grandstand.
 'ROVg this nnafc onf,7ey la said, gripping his bat in determined and vicious attitude la small town hero style, and sure enough Bernie landed on the very first pitch of Mir Wade, driving the ball many yards over the right field dump for a clear home run, and four Baron runs in all had crossed the plate through Mr. Bernsen's personal efforts.
 Meanwhile a certain young Bogart chap had led the first inning for the vols with his first triple of the game, and had scored on Knaupp's two- bag ger after Frierson had grounded out In their part of the third the Vols scored another on Knaupps walk with two out, and Stellbauer's triple to center field. In the fourth they scored again, when with one down Traynor threw Jonnard's grounder high to first and the Vol backstop went to second, going to third when Morrison threw wild in an attempt to catch him off second. Peppe's long sacrifice fly brought in the run ner.
 Bogart Continues
 In the fifth that Bogar person un- corked another triple and scored when with one down and another man on base Morrison's throw to the plate of Stellbauer's roller failed to catch him by inches. The score was knot ted and 1t began to look like extra innings.
 In the sixth, Lankenau. who had relieved Wade in the third, chunked had singled and gone to third on Traynor's double, on base. Worry crossed the plate with the run that won the game for him.
 Right Dump Horrible
 Doc Silva had terrible time in right. the immense dump in that di- rection apparently getting his goat most thoroughly. Doc slipped, chugged. clawed and cussed his way up and down the big hill in quest of aerial put-outs, but couldn't do any good at all. In both games Silva managed to garner only one error and no put-outs, as he was able to get his hands on only one ball. It's terrible condition in right field. and had Doc not been such coonscien- tious outfielder he would have let bad enough well alone and played for the ball on the rebound,
 Phil Morrison and Whitehill will probably oppose Hub Perdue's mound choices tomorrow afternoon in the second successive double header at