The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-09
Rv HENRY YANCE

Batting 1000 for a day Is some thing one very seldom sees, even so far a. a single batsman IS concerned, but when three men from one club come along and hang up perfect bat ting averages for one afternoon it's quite a mark to shoot at. That's exactly what Stuffy Stewart. Doc Silva and Claude Robertson pulled Monday afternoon, when the home hngs went on a regular hitting spree and hammered out 20 safeties for II runs while the Lookouts were being held to three scores and eight safe swats by Lefty Whitehll.
 The boil-infested Stuffy started on his hit-harvest last Friday, and from all indications he intends going much further. Monday he got four safeties out of four attempts. Saturday he got three out of four, counting the abbreviated game, and Friday he got four out of five. This makes Il hits he has smashed out during the last IA times at bat. The fleet-hoofed Doc came out of a temporary slump and pounded out four hits out of four times up Monday. and Robby made it three out of three.
 Morris Hammered Hard
 From that 1t may be seen that the Barons started off the week right. The elongated MT. Norris. who gaine d fame at the start of the season by pitching a one-hit game on opening day for the Lookouts, was hammered into a mangled. bleeding, gasping mass Monday afternoon. And, after the Barons had hit him with every thing except the concrete pillars of the grand stand, Irish Eddie Me Donald had mercy on him and sent Rep Ripperton. an outfielder, in to finish the game near the end of the sixth. Moley's men had worn them selves out hitting Morris. and after trey had found him for Is safeties in Six innings, they could do little with Ripperton's plain and fancy hurling for the remaining two innings.
 Finshy Fielding
 In spite of the one-sided score the fans got to see bits of flashy fielding. Taylor. Burkett, Neun and Stewart brought the stands to their feet On certain occasions by sensational tabs. while Silva and Clarke in the out fields also annexed a circus catch each.
 The Moleys started early and didn't stop until late on piling up the tall lies Their first came in the first inning, when Stewart led off with his initial single of the game, spurted all the way to third on Nouns infield out. for one of the prettiest bits of base-running of the game, and scored when Stump Clarke beat out an infiel1 tap. It looked like Stuffy was show ing off for the benefit of Boss Rick, who was in the stands, having just returned from a trip in the east. Aside from getting four safe wallops and gong from first to third on an infield out. Stuffy garnered a couple of stolen bases during the afternoon and handled five chances afield with out an error.
 WhitehiII in Shape
 Whitehill was invincible when he wanted to be. and after he had blanked the visitors in the second the Barons came in and pounded out five wallops for four runs and ran their total up to five, Silva led off the second with his first smash of the day. Burkett doubled to right center. and with two men on Robertson uncorked single to left center which scored one. Robby was out trying to go to second. Whitehill then hit to Mcdonald who tried to get the man at the plate. failing, while Whitey was safe at first. Stewart got his second hit. Neun grounded out and Clarke's infield tap went safe, Whitehil