The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10

In the first game, Karl Bberh3rd had p little bit of everything and . tendency to apply it. As conse- quence, Ebbie laid over Rubber Jon nard like berry does over a dime. The former Wichita Falls chunk CT really deserved a shut-out and would have hung up one. but for an error by Traynor at critical stage of the game.
 Doc Newton Wnbbies
 Soon after the second encounter had started, and just as the fans had settled back into their seats to ] see two wins in a day, Doc Newton wabbIed and came in on flat tire He was sent to the shower pits by Moley, and John Dewey Morrison was called to save the day. With the odds. the Travellers and long rail- road trip aginst him, however, Nor rison was not equal to the task. and the Barons succumbed to the pitch 5ng of Datch Hengeveld, thoug: they really did pound the Little Rockers offerings at times and hung up a grand total of 10 hits for the game 10 the Travellers 2.
 Before the second game got going the bugs yelled their lungs out for doley to send in Morrison, when it was seen that Doc NewtonA was warming up to go in the box. Carl ton paid little heed, however, as ne had planned to use Merry Friday in the hope that Newton had recovered from an indisposed wing enough to put across 9 victory. Then. when John Dewey finally was called to the re scue in the third, he was given one of the mightiest ovations ever seen at Redwood. Ovations don't win battles in sport circles, however. If they did Carp might have a. chance against W. II. Dempsey July 2.
 All to the Gravy
 -.4 the initial struggle, the Tabas- ,.soans never had lookin from the start, and at the climax of the nine iunings of baseball it was found that Eberhard had held 'em to four scattered hits-three singles and double. That's one of the best pitched games Baron hurler has gotten out of his system this year. Eberhard's return to form didn't seem contagious, however, and Doc fell back into the rut which has been worn so deep by Baron pitchers. Morry, who, relieved him, displayed brilliant flashes, but was greated by Dase-hit bombardments at other times.
 
 Moiey's men hopped off to two- run lead in the second inning of the firse battle, when Dutch Bernsen, first man up, shot long-range drive over the right field walls between the two scoreboards and trotted leisurely around the hassocks. Tay- Tor followed this resounding crash with 8 weak pop-up, and Traynor hit to the infield and Wano allowed the peg to first to trickle through his digits. Pie immediately stoie second and romped home on Pug All lens Texas leaguer back of third.
 Add Two More
 The local talent came right back in the third and added two more. Eberhard beat one out to start the i1rkTg, but was forced at second by Silvas grounder. Doc going safe on q fielders choice. Doc stole second and came home on Emery's wallop. the latter being caught mapping off first Walks to Stewart and Bern : sen followed, the latter being pur- posely presented with passports to first. and then Tommy Taylor came through with the safe blow that scored the other tally.
 Bases ou balls to Emery and Stew art and an intended sacrifice by Bernsen- which got him safe at first on a fieiders choice and placed three men on tho sacks when the throw, to third was late. gummed things up good and proper for Bubber. A sac n 9fioe fly by Taylor and a two-pii- lowed Texas leagner by Allen brought threc-runs across the platter, running the total to seven. The Ba-