The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

and Rip, and they shot out the lights for Little Rock twice in the same place. Phil takes a rosin bag, glove, baseball and strong right arm. Add these to the hypnotic eye and he lets the Travellers down with four hits and two runs in nine in- nings. The Travellers don't do much travelling in that game.
 Then comes old Rip Wheeler. Rip is even more miserly than Brother Morrison when it comes to yielding base hits and tallies. A couple of swats, and no runs for the abbrevia- ted game of the twin-bill. And, the Barons come under the tape with room to spare in both adventures.
 Gosh--they were couple of good games-that duo which Birmingham took from the Tourists Friday afts~- noon. Looking back over the casual ty list one finds the Bernies runs to Little Rocks two in the firse game. and couple of counters to ~ the Razorback's nothing in the sec %nd. Quite profitable afternoon eh, Ignatz?
 Dutch Breaks Record
 Of course Messers Rip and Pail helped make up the feature attrac- tions with ther strong right arms. but here comes that Bad Bernsen Boy Dutch cranks up the old foJr- cylinder willow and has 'em hitting on every cylinder on a duo of occa- sions. He tied Bing Miller's South ern League home-run record by sw t+- ting his nineteenth limit clout of the season over the right field walls :n the first inning. Back again in the second affair, and there goes the hall for ride over the fence for 20. That gives Dutch home-run honors in .he Southern League for all time.
 Barons Get Started
 The first game is on, with Connie Fields chunking 'em for the opposih Connie has little bit of everything in the early innings and it looks like something close akin to a pitching duel. Bang! The Barons get a big break in the luck in the very first frame, scoring one run on one nit. It can't be done? You just wait. Fol- low the furrows of copy and see. Stuffy Stewart docks at first after receiving a pass to that station to start off the frame. Stuffy does a fast one step for second and chall.s his sixty second steal of the season. Pug Allen gives him a lift with a screaming single towards the right field walls and Stuffy registers at the home plate with the first Baron ial run of the game It was a heart breaking inning for Connie, allowing one hit, but yielding 8 score.
 Things ambled along inl just that fashion for five full grown innings The best the Barons could do with Connie's delivery up through the fifth was two safe blows. The Tray- r elers had garnered a like number off Merry. s
 Stewart at It Again 2 In the fifth the locals got another hit and scored another run. Ye gods! Connie must have felt like jumping in the lake after that. Stewart again starts the dirty work. He beats out an infield tap and goes to second on Pug's sacrifice. A moment later he spurts for third, and gets what he spurted for. It's his third | steal of the summer. Dock Silva poles a short fly to center and Stew ant comes home with the second Ba- rpm run.
 The seventh found the Fields boy | mnerved because the breaks were sing against him. Brenner, the nv Baron first sacker, opens the pot With a double to right. krehmycr issafe on a fielders choice when he foces Brenneri at second. Dishonesty isn Krehmeyer's veins and he steals. Toter is up and delivers with re- sonding smack to center, while Krhmeyer comes home with the thii local tally. Morry's effort is Txas leaguer and Stewart grounds out Pug then pummels one far Into cen,r and Brandon and Worry spike thenate for a total run harvest or fiveI
 Bernie's First One
 IT games on ice by this time, put in |. eighth after Taylor had ar riveat first on a hit, Bernie blasts dowHwith his shilelah and crowns one a parked ball. and his nine teent homer of the season. This gave le Moleys seven.
 It liked like Philip the Phearless woul6reeze through to an easy shutoi He had applied eight coats of whwash for the first eight in nings.but in the ninth Phil ran amucAnd allowed the Kidders to hammhim for couple of markers Kid Zders fathon.ed Phips deliv- cry foa small-time hi. and stole second.The next two. men to face Morry re retired but Harper drew pass d Davis located the tripie range, sding in two men with the mighty at to right
 Ioore In Trouble
 That'sl for the first affair, with the excepn of the fact that scrap py Moorlected to clown the snow and raisl the wrath of Ump cor coran. TlCmps chased Scrappy TOT kicking al called strike When ne
 refused tbe chased policeman was pagt and accompanied the Traveller td-sacker to the bench.
 From theihe climbed into the bleachers l began selling Chero- Cola for tdope boy. The Umps
 called thelme, called for police reinforcemd and had Scrappy re-
 moved frorhe scene.
 BcrH second Wins
 The homegs won the second game in tMourth inning. The
 Barons had led to dent Clary's de-
 livery for ahing that looked like
 hit up unlthe fourth. In that
 stanza Silva kw a pass and went
 out trying ideal. Tommy Taylor
 also played h the pitchers gen
 erosity and g& pass to first Dutch
 came I'D. Tat was on first, just
 as he had bed the eighth innihe
 of the initial he. Bernie LOOK q
 mighty swing the ball rode oVes
 the palings fob twentieth homer
 This lick gavde Barons the sec-
 ond contest, as Wneeier "as
 invincible.
 The two teaniose out the series
 this afternoon,l 3arons hopping
 to Pelville for ahday game