The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

quo of tallles-enough to win the by 53 count. Up until the salub in 3-3 fashion.
 Pugnacio Allen started this frame by outrunning throw to first. He was forced moment later by Tooter Brandon, the Pratt City entry, Toot- CT, however, went safe at second by a was in turn forced at secon by ball from the bat Of Whitehill. Pie Traynor Gshed cut an infield hit to follow and Stuffy Stewards single to right field filled the bags Emery followed with an immaculate safety to left and two runs came across the pan. This made the count 5-3 in the Barons' favor and that's the way the old contest ended, Birmingham get ting two out cf three from the At lantans and winding up the home stay by defeating Suggs, the man who had held the Chicks hitless and run less.
 Both HurIers Hit Hard
 Lefty whitehill opposed the Atlanta southpaw on the mound in the final game, and if the truth must be told both wheelers were hit rather freely at times. The Barons garner ed 10 safe wallops off the left hand offerings of MT. Suggs. while Whitey was pounded intermittently for 10 blows, though in the latter innings he managed to buckle his belt and hold the score down.
 The Crackers hopped away to lead and it looked like they might run rough -shod over the local talent. The Frankfurters scored a duo of runs in the very frss inning, and with the ice broken in this fashion, many local supporters gave up from the jump. Joe Guyon cranked up his ankles for an infield hit to start the first frame and Stow and Mayer followed by skying out to center field and third base, Josephus took second on a passed balled in the meantime, and roiiicked home on the terrible Wingo boys blow to left-center. Kaufman followed with safety to right ana wingo touched the homeplate with the second Cracker tally of the inning Graff drew a base on balls, but Rit- ter. ended the agony by grounding out to first for the retirement of the side.
 Barons Rally Falls
 The Barons made a game attempt to get one of these tallies back in their half of the first but fell short of the mark. With two men gone Emery drew a walk and stole second John Beverly Gooch then came through with a safe to right and Emery attempted to score on the drive. The middle gardner misJudged his distance. however, and Emery was out at the plate for the retirement of the side, when Guyon shot the ball home.
 In the second. the Crackers added another. Schmidt drew a pass to start the frame and SugGs played second in hand with a single. Guyon\ ana and Stow followed with hits which netted run, but Sammy Mayer hit into a double play, third to home and home to first, which retired the side. This made up the sum total of the Cracker scoring for the remainder or the afternoon Whitehill settled down after this. and. dspite Intermittent hits, he was invincible In the pinches from then on.
 Barons Tie It Up
 The Moleys tuafed until the third, and then they put across the counters which tied the score. Brandon, first up in the third led off with single Earl whitehill followed suit and Traynor lifted deep fly to center which Sammy Mayer made beauti- ful catch of. Stuffy decided on w ceedingiy peeved when the umps called . wide one on him. He retail lated by taking a vicious swing which resulted in a three-bagger and Bran don and Whitey sank their spikes in home e-plate for a duo of runs. This made the count 3-2 in Atlanta's favor. Emery delivered in the pinch with safety to right and Stewart came home with the tying score. Gooch followed by hitting into double play and the frame closed with the jury dead-locke1. It remained In this frame of mind until the seventh, when the Barons blasted through with the rally already recorded above.
 Getting down to hitting analysis of the situation Stuffy Stewart was the star of the fray, from local standpoint Stuffy was at bat four times and got triple and two sin gles for his efforts. He drove in three of the Moleys five scores Bobby Stow, tho hitless wonder, was the star for the Crackers. Bobby got three singles out of five times at bat
 Guyon Gets Riled
 Fhe rame was featured by near riot. which took place in the fourth inning. One of Whitey's offerings "a me very close to Indian Joe Guyon's dome. and the Chippewa nsd visions of being knocked unconscious' The incident stirred him up so much for the moment that he walked out to the pitchers box with bat upon