The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-11

Mobile at Nashville.
 Nashville, Tenn, August 1o.-tspe- cial.)-Many the day since ball game was played in the dell as wierd as that one Thursday between the Vols and Barons, in which the visi- tors made it three out of four for the series, by taking the verdict to 8. It was indeed a stormy pastime' both managers being elected from the game by Umpire Pfirman at diff ferent stages, while Stump Clarke Birmingham outfielder shifted to shortstop, also got an early shower.
 A collision between Emery and Silva at third in the fourth couple of left handed decisions by the um- plres, a crazy quilt arrangement Of players in wrong positions, lam basting of both pitchers, rack or errors, bone headed play at third and see saving of the score were a part of the afternoons events.
 Larry Doyle Chased
 Larry Doyle was elected from the game fh the first inning by Pfirman after he had called Stewart safe at second when Doyle threw to Knaupp to head him on Harper's bounder, Doyle protested and finally was re- moved from the lineup by the ar bter. a fine accompanying. What ever the amount of the fine, MT. Doyle certainly got full value in con versation, none of which bore any resemblance to a love letter. Burke came in to play second, Miljus going to center.
 Sunni Clark Chased
 In the second Clark was chased, when he kicked on Pfirman's calling him out on throw from the pitcher to Chick Knaupp. After much argu- ment. Silva was moved into third, Taylor going to short. Harper to center and Brandon to right. Later Manager Joe Dunn of the Barons waxed wrathful and was elected
 In tn efirst inning the Barons got the lead with one run. Clark grounded to Doyle as a starter and Stewart followed with a single to left. Harper hit to Doyle. who threw to force Stey art. Here came the first row of the afternoon. Taylor's single scored Stewart.
 The Vols got the tally back in their half. Emery struck out and Knaupp doubled to center, advanc- ing to third when Morse hit long fly to Silva. Burke's single counted knaunn.
 Barons Get Two More
 Two were added by the Barons in the second. Robinson walked and scored on Eberhard's double. Nor rison sacrificed. Clarke singled scoring Eberhard, and was moved up base when Stewart singled. Here Clarke was trapped of fand subse- quently chased from the game for protesting. Harper walked but Taylor flied out. In the third Neun singled and Silva scored him with double being thrown out at third. In their half the Vols went aheau when they registered four runs. Fairbanks opened with a single to Taylor's territory. Emery forced him. naupp's second double counted Er cry. --orse and Burke walked, filling the bases. Miljus came through with a long double to left. cleaning the sacks, but being thrown out himself when he over ran second and attemptel to ret back in safety.
 Vols StilI Scoring
 E After the Barons had failed to score in the fourth the Vols pro- ceeded to add two more, after much more wierd baseball. We're singled to center and went to second when Taylor, shifted to short, contributed a misplay on Kestner's ground ball. Fairbanks advanced both runners with a sacrifice. Fairbanks would have been safe as Morrison juggled the ball. but he failed to run out the bunt. Emery walked We're scored when Knaupp hit to the in- field. Morse's sacrifice fly scored Kestner. Burke hit to Silva, Emery colliding with him and knocking the ball from his hand. Emery finally regafned his composure and crawled safely to third as Baron infielders rushed over to recover the ball, which had been knocked to the ground. Ripperton grounded out. In the fifth the Vols added another when Kestner doubled to the dump with two out and Fairbanks scored him with a single.
 Baron's Uphill Fight
 The Barons started their uphill climb by putting over one in the sixth. Silva and Robinson singled, and with a double play in sight Burke mussed up Eberhard's roller and permitted Silva to score. Nor rison grounded out and Brandon hit Into a double play
 In the seventh the Barons added the four runs needed to tie and win, batting around before the side was retired. Stewart grounded out to start, and consecutive singles by Harper, Taylor, Neun and Silva, Rob- ertson's life when he forced Silva his stolen base and two more singles by Eberhard and Morrison did the work It fell to the lot of Morrison to drive in the run that won his game