The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-23

Mobile, August 22.-(Special)- The Barons hammered Fulton and Wells of the Mobile club for total of 16 hits here today, and won an easy victory from the Bears by the score of 10 to i, the locals saving them selves from a shut-out In the ninth inning, when Morrison weakened from the terrific heat that prevailed through nearly two hours of weird ball playing.
 Fulton. who started to hur1 for the Bears, lasted three innings, during which time five runs were scored off ! his poor delivery. Fragk Wells, who came into the contest in the fourth, was also batted hard and scored on . five times. The Barons ran wild on the bases, stealing six times.
 Bernie Gets Another
 Dutch" Bernsen, acting manager and first sacker of the Barons, added another home run to his credit, one man being on the bags at the time, and he also rapped out q double latet on. Faulkner, the little short stop of the local club was the hitting sensa- tion of the ragged contest. securing total of four hits out of five times at the bat. Silva obtained three hits out of five times up.
 Phil Morrison, who was on the pitching hill for the Barons. was at his best and allowed the Bears just three hits up to the eighth inning. In the last two innings of the game, the heat affected the north Alabama ball tossers to such an extent that Emery had to be taken out of the game and Allen substituted in center, filed.
 Terrific Heat
 For time in the eighth and ninth innings it looked as if Morrison and Gooch would collapse and they were kept going by the constant boost ing of Bernsen to stick it out"
 The Barons lost no time in getting to Charley Fulton Tn the first inning Singles by Traynor. Stewart and Elm cry in succession followed by a sacri- flee fly by Taylor. walk to Bernsen. a wild heave to third by Pond and single by Silva chalking up three runs. The visitors went scoreless in the second, but they began beating the tom toms on Fulton again in the third an infield single by Taylor fol- lowed by Bernsens home run adding two more runs.
 Wells No Better
 Wells looked no tebter to the Barons than Fulton, and when he made his debut in the fourth he was greeted with shower of base hits und aided by an error by Mulvey sent three more runs across the pan.
 Wells, after the fourth. held on very we'll until the eighth inning when a double by Gooch, Morrison's single and Stewards sacrifice ny accounted for another tally.
 The slaughter of Wells was kept up by the visitors even to the last inning. With one man out of the way. Bernsen sent out a double to right and scored on Silva's single to center. The latter going out at the plate trying to score all the way from first when Mulvey let the ball get away from him, but recovering 1t In time to get the runner by inches at the rubber.
 Merry . Puxxle
 Morrison, who was 8 puzzle to the locals, was scored on in the final in ming when Go1vin went safe on a base hit past Bernsen. Wagner flew out to Silva without any advance anu Boil followed suit to Clark. Morri- son, who looked more like dead man from the sweltering heat, walk ed Pond. Billy Mullen, pinch hitting for Wells, rapped out 8 single to center that saved the humilated Bears from . shut out, Golvin SCOT ing from third. With three on the sacks, Bronkie ended the inning by flying out to Bernsen back Of first.
 The Baron hurler not only turned