The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-17

Bill Rariden, what used to hlnd ketch for the CincY Reds when they was world champions, made his debut as manag@R Thursday He took over the reins from Dick Kaufman, and when the Crackers was getting drubbed by Moley's men, it looked like Dick was awful glad to be re- 1eved of the responsibility for that there ball game. MT. Rariden didn't have much of a chance to show his ability to manage, for they was lit tie to manage, except when & in- fielder or pitcher managed to duck hot one what some Baron drove back at him, but this here Rarideii did show them Baron speed mel . chants that the only way they would ever steal on him would be to loot his pockets sometimes when he WAS at the hotel asleep He begged out every man what attempted to pill for a base.
 Worry on Mound
 John Dewey Morrison was the chunker selected by Manager Moley to start the game. and John Dewey finished it, too, but in the early in- nings they was hitting John Dewey pretty hard Still if you want the low down on the whole thing, they didn't make a earned run off Merry. Gooch's wild throw helped to put this guy Guyon in a position to score the run in the third inning, and Doc Silva and Pie Traynor set 'em up to the other two scores, when Silva demitted a untitled huff of a bali that he should of caught in his hip pocket, and Pie Traynor went out for the gh-throwing championship.
 No Home Runs
 One of the phenomenal things Of Thursdays game was that there was no home runs knocked. It was the first game this season which can be remembered finland, where two of three fellers didn't knock the ball for a row of nasturtiums and come home on round trip ticket. There has probably been as many hom6 runs knocked at Rickwood this sum- mer as there has been children born bare footed in Jefferson county in the past 10 years. It is no uncommon occurrence these days for some husky son to knock window out in Elyton with one over the fence.
 Barons Won In Fifth
 The Barons won the ball game in the fifth inning when they fell on Cliffadoria Markle and told him where to get off at. Up to that point the Frankfurters was enjoying one-run lead and the afternoon. But by the time the end of the fifth had been reached, everybody in Atlanta uniform wore a face as long as the Lincoln highway and was biting holes in the ozone.
 Stuffy Stewart turned up his nose at everything Markle chunked ms way to start off the fifth, and Umps To |. "a Herrick Emery got two-bagger to right field out of his system, and this put a man on third and second. with nobody down. Markle hitched up his pants at this juncture and I,ouey Arnstein hitched up his nous tache Markle grooved one for ray Tor and Tommy grooved one for nm to center field, as Stewart ana fn' cry sped across the home plate with a couple of tallies. The throw 10 the plate was wild, and Taylor am bled on over to third. Cliffadoria was so perturbed that he fed SilVi yard-wide balls and Doc got a com plimentary ticket to first. Alien hunted and Rariden took Taylor $ measure at the plate for & put-out. Pug going safe on infielder choice. Clarke was warm and famed. Gooch shattered paling on the right field walls, and Silva and Allen came home. the Baron total reaching SIX by this campaign for new tallies.
 Merry steady
 With lead like that John Dewey and his mates continued to throw dust in the face of the Crackers for the remainder of the D. m. And dur ing the melee some sensational plays was uncorked to offset the bad work of Silva, Gooch and Traynor in the early innings. One of the pret- tiest defensive plays was when Dick