The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-16

third when the Crackers scored their lone tally they did this on but one hit, a base on balls and an error. The Crackers tally in the third caise when Wano walked to start the frame and was forced at second by Heck, the latter going safe on a fielder's choice and continuing to second when Stewards peg to first for the completion of a double play went wild. He rode home on Mayors single to left.
 The Barons started early. pushing across a couple in the first frame. Clarke walked to start the innlng and Stewart sacrificed, Clarke rounding second and attempting 10 go third on the sacrifice. Dutch Bernsen's peg to third was into the left field bleachers and Clarkie after stumbling at third, picked himself up and scored on the error. Harper followed with a two-bagger into left and Tommy Taylor damned one over Guyons head in left for three bases. scoring Harper Neun and Silva failed to deliver and Tommy was let. stranded at third
 In the second frame they boosted it to four. Robertson started it off with a single and Eberhard popped out to third. Stoner hit to second, Klugman throwing the ball to Moore for a force of Robby. Robby over ran the bag, Moore dropped the ball, picked it up and tagged his man, dropped it again. and Robby went safe at second with Stoner on first. Clarke dropped a Texas leaguer into center, scoring Robby and after Stewart had struck out Harper plunged one to center for safetya scoring Stoner Bernsen jerked .ya- pier at this juncture and sent in Hynel, who retired the side without further damage.
 Hymel weathered the third, but the Barons again ran amuck in the fourth, scoring three more and rum ming their total to seven. Clarke started 1t by beating out an infield hit and then being caught mapping by a quick throw from Hymel, which picked him off first. Stewart. who aside from Eberhard, was the only Baron who failed to hit safely dur ing the D. m. popped up. Singles by Harper, Taylor, Silva and a double by Neun, coming consecutively, drove in three runs.
 Two more in the sixth, when Har per started the inning by beating out bunt for his fourth hit of the game. and Taylor brought him home and scored himself as well with a blow that carried over the right field walls. Neun and Silva also, followed with safeties. but these blows didn't figure in the scoring.
 Dunn's men scored their final tally in the eighth on Sammy Mayors pitching. Taylor started the inning with a single, but was forced at sec ond by Neun, who went safe on a fielder's error. Neun was also forced at second by Silva. Brandon, who had gone In to relieve Robertson of the catching, after the score had become so one-sided, singled sharply to right and Silva took third. Silva and Bran don then negotiated double steal, Docking coming home with the tenth Baronial run of the day.
 This closed the two-game series. the Barons moving over to Memphis last night, where they engage the league leaders in a double-header to- day. Achinger wired Dunn yesterday that his wife was seriously Ill and that he could not report. Clarkie will play short until Kane recovers from his sprained ankle, and then Clarkie will go back to left with Sugar at short.