The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-21
MOLEY'S MEN EASILY
 BLANK THE BEARS M
 THIRD GAME, A TO o
Dutch Bernsen Fails By Inches to Get Another Homer-GetS Three Hits

Open wide the portals to the hall of fame, as the bulky form of Philip Morrison seeks entrance. Sir Philip faced the Mobile Bears on rain-soaked field Wednesday after noon and pitched water-soaked balls to them for seven innings without allowing hit or a run.
 And, as Wickham forced Mullen at second for the third out and retire ment of the side in the seventh, over grown dewdrops began falling from the skies and Redwood field pulled . good impersonation of Tybee Beach. The game stopped there, and, by virtue of the acquatic state of the field, 1t could not be continued. The pity of 1t all Is that Phil couldn't have had two more shots at the Bears. He was going great guns and the chances are he would have made it nine-inning no-hit no-run game.
 None Get Past Second
 Not a man reached second during Phil's tempestuous pastiming. though the slippery condition of the ball made him a bit wild at times He walked a couple, pinked one man in the slats, and Pie Traynor al- lowed one man to get on by virtue of an error.
 The Barons in the meantime, were leaning against everything Red Hill sent to the plate. The boy with the hennaized monicker, who came into this league from the Ranger club of the west Texas loop was nicked for Is safe blows and IA tallies This bombardment gave the local a 14-O win as Proxy Logan sat in the stands and gnashed his teeth.
 One of the main features of the ab- breviated battle was the fact that Dutch Bernsen didn't get homer. Dutch had hit circuit drives in four consecutive contests and he went out to make it the fifth Wednesday. Dutch started one on it's way in the fifth, when he slammed one between the major league scoreboards and the home score board. The ball iand- ed few inches from the top of the palings and bounded back onto the field. It was hard luck. If the drive had been just few inches hlgher it would have cleared the walls. IT 1t had been just a little bit further to the right 1t would have gone over as it went for a tremendous drive. Dutch should worry, however. as he got a couple of singles and double out of four trips to the plate.
 Emery Swipes Two More
 The other brilliant spot of the game came in the sixth, when Her. rick Emery, despite heavy track, elected to steal two consecutive bases and got away with it. The Baron flash went for second like whirl- wind and registered steal Just Ri Npin he was off in an attempt to steal third. He arrived safely at the tor rid corner. too.
 Not only did MT. Hill have tend ency to hit Baron bats with his fast ones, but he was as wild as 8 night in Paris when he failed to hit the ash. He uncorked couple of costly wild pitches during the seven in- nings, one of them sending a Baron- ial runner home.
 Barons Score In Second
 The Carltonites failed to follow their usual custom, and hang up lead In the first. They saved it for the second inning when four runners crossed the pan. Taylor led off the second with 8 hit, but the Hey man was forced at second by Bern sens infield grounder. Bernie then took a big lead off first. and yelled "balk" The umpire voted with Bernie and the keystone was g1ft base. Silvas single went to center and Bernie went home. Clarkie drew a base on balls.
 The pitcher picked up Goochs slow roller and attempted to throw it out of the lot He missed 1t py 7 hair, and before the ball could be retrieved Gooch had gone all the way . to third, and Silva and Clarke hao scored. Gooch rode home a moment later on Tills healthy heave.
 With two gone in the fourth the Barons started another rally and two tallies were added to the total, mak- ing it read six. Philip started this hitting spree by polling safety to left. Pie Traynor followed him by pounding the ball far over Wagner's head in left. On fair day and fast ground it would have easily rone for the circuit. Due to the slow track, however, and the non-ron of the ball after it hit, Pie got only q three-bagger out of 1t. Pie came Tn when Wickham pulled his daily boot, cumming up Stewards grounder to short.
 Score . Few More
 The Moleys made 1t four runs m each of the next two frames, ana there Is no telling Where they would have stopped had tho game con