The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-23
)RTS BARONS EVEN SERIES AT MOBILE SPORTS
Phil Morrison DriUen From Mound By Bears
WhitehiII Pitches Fine Ball After Relieving Morry--Three Pitchers Are Used

Mobile, April Special. .)-Four- teen runs, 26 base hits, six pitchers and one pinch hitter taking part in the game were some of the features on the half holiday baseball pro- gram, out at Monroe park Saturday. A large congregation of the faithful saw the Bears forced to hold tight to the short end of 10 5 count.
 A regular pitchers parade was staged, Bert Nichoff calling on three members of his twfrling staff in an effort to pull his club home in front, but Carleton Molesworth, Baron chief, checked every bet of the local commander and sent an equal num- Der to the hill.
 Pope Knocked Out
 Ashley Pope started for the Bears. but departed before the fourth round had been closed. Ray Roberts came into the matinee and stuck around for five rounds, giving way to pinch hitter, which permitted Frank Sm tn to make his local debut by huriing the ninth frame. On the other side of the ledger. Phil Morrison started for the Barons, and after stepping along at high speed for a few frames, wan dered Into murderers' alley and was driven to the showers.
 He was succeeded by Meeker. a young Ieft-handed pitcher, who came in. turned around and walked right out again hurling to only three bat ters. However, Lefty Whitehili, an- other southpaw. was Moleys third trump card, and after he came on the hill all scoring was halted. He pitched superb ball, aided by a sweeping curve.
 Barons Scored First
 The Barons got Pope in the very first inning, a single by Neun. an in field cut and single by Taylor sending a runner across the plate.
 The Bears met this tally in the second, when Niehoff worked himself around to third on an error and Null lens hit, the two pulling double steal, on which the Mobile manager scored. The Barons forged to the front in the third. when they scored three times. Morrison opened with a high bounder down the third base line which he beat out.
 He took an extra base when Pope threw wild to head him at first. Silva bunted and Morrison was out at third. Silva then went out stealing ana Pope looked to have pulled himself clear of trouble, but Neun singled. When Harper also singled on hit ana run pidNt INGuH W tAit AO AAAAi N. Taylor then bumped the right field boards with a double and Neun came home, Harper going to third. Clark then slammed a line double to right center, on which Mulvey made noble diving effort, but failed, two runs counting. Burkett beat out hit Tor the fifth safe blow on the round, put a double steal failed, Clark being ont at tine plate on well handled play. Baker to Boil to Baker.
 Bnrons Still Scoring
 rha Barons counted four more tal- Hes in the fourth. during which they drove Pope off the hill. His first eff fort of the inning was base on balls to Krehmyer, and he was taken out Raw Roberts here came into the mat inee. and Robertson, the first man to face him, doubled to left to score Krehmyer. Morrison bunted and when the ball was allowed to roll safe through the infield, Robertson took third, Neun then singled. Harper followed suit and Taylor doubled, all of this scoring four markers
 Bears start Also
 The Bears went to bat in the fourth inning with the score standing to 1 against them, but before the rounu closed they had staged one of thelr rallies, ana brought tHe Souhh " q with one out, Williams singled 10 right. and Emil Huhn followed with A hard hit wallop over the right tlelo fence for a home run.
 Fert Niehoff kept the bombardment going with a ringing line single into right field, and Billy Mullen almost tore A limb off Morrison with smash through the box. The ball skidded off the Baron pitchers shins ana bounded over Third Baseman Taylor head. Niehoff taking third on the nlav. Baker lined out to short with out an advance, but Ray Roberts singled to center and Niehoff scored. Roll walked, filling the bases, ana here Moley waved Morrison from the hill. Meeker got by this Inning, when D. Williams rolled out second to flrst.
 The next round brought Meeker downfall and the arrival Of Letty whitehall and right here the festivi- lies for the afternoon ended. as Tar as the Bears were concerned.
 They were partly successful, as Mulyey and Rhino Williams singleo in quick succession. Nulvey taxing third on Rhino's hit. These two nus witnessed the departure from the game of Young Meeher, who had been in there only long enough to nave z look around the ballyard, Whithiil took up the pitching duties, and. all though the Bears goo Muivey across the rubber and brought the count up to S to s, they were helpless Tor the ,emainder of the game, the Barons adding another run in the sixth te