The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18

runner safely there. Three mon were
 on and only one down. It looked
 bad. Burke shot grounder to Neun
 and Flip after temporarily fumbling.
 begged the ball dead to tho plate and
 Critz was forced out there. McMil-
 Ian, however. singled to center and
 Pond came in with score. McLarry,
 one of the most dangerous hitters In
 the league, was up with three on, but Mack, emulating the immortal Casey, struck out to end the inning.
 The Barons were idle in their half and the Chicks opened up another at tack in the third that gave them one more run and still a greater advan- tage. Huber popped up to Whitehill to start the frame and TutweiAr grounded out. pitcher to first. Camp, Critz and Pond got consecutive sin gles. however. and the last bingle brought Camp across the pan with the third Chick tally.
 The visiting brethren were start ing again in the fourth when Moley sensed the danger of leaving White hill in. and in spite of the fact that Big Phil ha dpitched the last game of Fridays double, header he shot him back to the hill. Zahniser al- most knocked Burkett down with a line drive in starting the fourth, but Jesse held onto 1t. Burke then lifted high one into right. which came down atop the fence. Luck was with the Barons. however. for the ball Englished back Into the lot and was held to a double. Whitay received a message by radio to hit the showers, and Philip ambled Into the box. Me- Milan, the first man to face the re- lief pitcher, popped to third. Mo- Larry bounced single off Neuns shins and Burke, attempting to score
 from second on the scratch, was thrown out at the plate by Flip for the end of the inning.
 Barons Get One Back
 The Carltonftes got one os these back in the fifth. Burkett led off with single. but was forced at second by Robertson, who went safe on fielder's choice and continued to second when MoMillan threw wildly to first in an effort to make & double play out of 1t. Morrison dropped a single into center and Robby, fearing the ball would be caught, was late in getting over to thirds Burke whipped the ball from center and 1t went wild of third, rolling over behind the dugout. Dumb coaching held Robby at third, and hNcAS Out. I1ATpcT, however, went safe when McLarry dropped the throw to first on his groundsr and Robby scored on the play. Clarke drew pass and Taylor ended the inning by grounding out to first.
 Baronial bats pounded the local forces into the lead in the sixth, as has already been recounted, and in the seventh the Moleys added one more for good measure. It was well that they did for Camp lifted the ball over the fence for homer in the eighth. The Barons scored their tinal tally whom Harper pulled the trick unassisted almost but for a sacrifice that sent him to second. Harry led off the frame with a sin gle into center and went to second on Ciarke's sacrifice. He stole third, and camo on home when tho catcher's peg to the hot cushion went wild.
 Local fans were given a big scare In the ninth, when 1t looked like the Barons might kick another game away in tho final frame. Biz Phil struck Zahnizer out to start the in- hing and Burke skied to Clarke. Mo- Milan dumped an easy roller to short and Burkett messed up the play by letting 1t get between his legs. Mo- Larry followed with a lusty double Into right. Huber. however. hit a hot one back of second which Kane played in beautiful fashion and tos- sed his man out for the end of the game.