The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-15

six innings and then turned the Jot over to Camp. Camp worked one stanza and then the battle was called on account of rain, darkness and a general lack of interest on the par of everybody present.
 Series Closed
 This abbreviated travesty of base ball brought the Baron Chick segies to a close. The Abbotteers shipped out of Birmingham Wednesday nigh; to open series with the Little Rock Travellers. They close out their cam. paign Saturday and then have a six day wait before their post season battle for the championship of the south starts with the Fort Worth Cats, pennant winners of the Texas league. The Barons have as thei, guests today the Nashville Vols They Will struggle through games Thurs day, Friday and Saturday and Sat urday afternoon the curtain will be rung down on baseball as far as 1921 is concerned.
 The Chicks started presenting the Barons with the last game of the series from the drop of the hat. Dock Silva was walked. Stuffy Stewart attempted sacrifice and Rhino Will Hams picked the ball up and threw 1t all the way to the right field fence Silva scored and Stuffy went to third He scored on an infield out
 Hungllng Gets Homer
 The Chicks got one of these runs back in their half of the third when HunglinS hit one to left, which bounced over the railing and into the temporary bleachers for homer Then along came the Barons and ran their total run acreage to four. Silva singled and Stewart doubled to right scoring Dock. Stuffy took third when the throw to the infield was bad rode home on Pug Aliens sacri- flee fly to the middle garden.
 Bernie's men rested until the fifth and then put across another. With one gone, Stuffy Stewart tripled to center. Immediately thereafter he registered his sixty-ninth stolen base of the season by making :. mad rush and slide for the home plate Now Stuffy just has one to go to reach the mark of 70.
 Camp Goes to Mound
 After breezing through the sixth without allowing further damage to be done, even though he got in t. ? hole with three men on base, Rhino resigned from the pitching job in favor of Camp. Wheeler. who had been opposing MT. Williams on the mound. elected to go the route, even though the excessive rainfall was making the ball slippery and hard to handle.
 The Barons probably discouraged Mir Camp from all further pitching attempts by the rough way thSS greeted him in the seventh innins They ran in three more tallies anf boosted their total to eight before the side was finally retired and tho umpires decided to call halt to the burlesque proceedings. Taylor beat out an infield hit to third as start CT for the seventh and Old Dutef Cleanser followed with a crashing three -bagger to left center. scorius Terrible Tommy. Krehmeyer's contri- button was sacrifice fly to left an- Bernie oame across the platter. First Baseman Brenner uncorked a lua cious two -bagger and Warwich whilffed Wheeler clouted one tc right for single and Brenner cane home with the last Baronial tally Silva ended the agony by grounding out short to first, and the game dief right there.
 The visiting Vols will probably put more pep into the game than the Chicks have for the past two days Happy over winning the pennant, An- bolt allowed his men to relax. lie will probably tighten up in the Lit- tie Rock series. however. in order 10 keep them on a keen edge Tor ne lIt with the Texas leaguers' The Vols are all fighting to impress the new manager, Larry Doyle, and they will give local fans the best they have.