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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-02
Mile. Lenglen Sorry
 MoHa Bjurstedt Lost
By Associnted Press

Paris, June 1.-Suzzane Lenglen professes to be annoyed over the de- feat of Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory in tennis match in England several days ago by Mrs Beamish.
 I'm sorry" said Mile. Lenglen to- day. Perhaps Mrs. Mallory may not reach the finals at Wimbledon
 The French player called attention to the fact that Miss Elizabeth Ryan defeated Mrs. Beamish. 6-2, 6-2, at Brussels, and added: I've always said Miss Ryan was a better player than Mrs. Mallory"
 Mile. Lenglen is resting for a few days at her home here prior to com peting in the French championships. which begin Saturday, and in which she will defend her French title. Nineteen women are among the en- trants for the singles competition. among them Mile. Jung of Havre. who Is rated in France as second only to Mile Lenglen.
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Jimmy Murphy We'll . on Way to Driuing
 Championship Nou

Indianapolis, June 1.-Jimmy Mur- phy, of Los Angeles, winner of the annual 500-mile automobile race here Tuesday, is well on his way to the driving championship of the United States for 1922 He already has 2.0S0 points, several more than the num- Der by which Tommy Milton won the title last year. Milton has not scored point this year, it was stated.
 Harry Hartz. also of Los Angeles. is second having 1,2OO Joints Iartz was second in the race here. Frank Elliott, another pilot from the coast is third with, 375 points.
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PIEDMONT NINE WINS
 FROM GADSDEN, AS

Gadsden. June 1.-(SpeciaL)-The Piedmont baseball team came to Gadsden yesterday and defeated the Gadsden Greyhounds in a close and exciting game by score of to B.. A second game was to have been played today, but steady and heavy rain has fallen the entire day and no game will be attempted. This makes the Piedmont teams twelfth straight game. with one tie, this sea son. The Greyhounds expect to go over to Piedmont next week and play a game with the same team.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-02
Selma Nine Defeats
 Andalusia Despite
 Ed Shirling's Swat

Selma, June 1.-(Special. )-selma defeated the fast Andalusia team in slow game at Robbins field this afternoon, in the first of series of three preseason games. Andalusia got the small end of to score. For the first time in history of Rob bins field a homer was knocked over the score board at the back of the field. when Ed Shirling of Andalusia smote one there in the third inning, bringing in two other runners. Selma immediately afterward scored three runs. Ed Allen, center fielder of Selma gave an exhibition of good ball playing when he caught a fly in the midst of pond of water. Score ::
 R. H. z. Andalusia ..oos 100 0o0--4 8 2 Selma ......... 003 300 00x--6 10 1
 Batteries Hartman, Clark and Davis; Mott and Countryman.
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Pittsburg bleacherites started ragging him about his crust in demanding more money. It got Whitey's goat for time, but he's rounded to form again, now. In his last start he held the enemy in the palm of his hand.
 Dazzy Vance, former Memphis and New Orleans pitcher, holds the National league strikeout rec ord for this season. Dazzy struck out 10 Boston Braves, when he pitched the Dodgers to victory the other day.
 Local friends of Pug Allen, the former Baron gardner, will be pleased to learn that the golf ing ex- Baron is playing good ball for the Dallas club in the Texas league. Pug is playing center field for the Dallasites,, and the Sporting News carried story this week to the effect that Pug was the best centerfielder in the league.
 Joe McGinty. the original iron man, is still in baseball Joe was pitching when Lillian Russell was starring in East Lynne.
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LIVINGSTON AGAIN
 BEATS YORK OUTFIT

Livingston, June Especially Livingston's baseball team made it three straight from the hard hitting York outfit by winning the third game here by a score of 9 to 8.
 Ham Stevens, who was brought over by York to pitch, secured sim gle, two-bagger and home run before he was knocked from the box.
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SOUTHPAW HARPER IS
 RELEASED BY TANKS

New York. June 1.-The New York Americans today announced the unconditional release of Harry Harper. veteran lefthand pitcher. Harper was procured from the Boston club in trade last season. hut was of little service as the vesult of injurinE his pitching hand. Harper has not appeared zn any of New York's games this year.
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sBatted for Pfeffer in seventh.
 s.Ran for Gooch in seventh.
 ss"Batted for Jonnard In ninth.
 s.s'Batted for Carlson in seventh.
 ssss"Batted for Cooper in ninth.
 Score by innings: St. Louis ................. lO0 V00 S0V-SS
 Summary: Two-base hits. Smith, Horns by. Carey. Home run, Fournier Stolen bases Hornsby, Bigbee. Sacrifice hits, Mann Traynor Mueller 2. Grimm, Roh- wer. Left on base St. Louis g, Pittsburs &. Base on balls. by Pfeffer 3, by Carl son S. by Barfoot 1. Struck out by Bar foot i, by Carlson 5, by Cooper 1. Hits. off Pfeffer 5 in innings, off Barfoot 2 g. Winning pitcher, Pfeffer. Losing pitcher Carlson Empires. o'Day and Hart. Time, 1:43.
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TURNING THE PERCENTAGE TABLES

Moeys the first they have lost in month, home today which will them They have their ill the first who here of
 During stay which opens today the should considerable climbing the tables turned and the Baons have chance ahead of Mobile be- halt The Baron however the other clubs of the league stop Mobile they win ball Redwood home stay Stopping the Bears something Southern league able Bert Nehoff has the of that Memphis used rough-shod the best pitching staff the world a really fancy pitching swaers there bombads the victory Six behnd they break loose inning the enemy.
 Phil Morrison about ready his things looking they steady headway before the aunt upon
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New orlenn. Also suffers

Birmingham raflbirds. in their pro tests against no boxing, have com pany this morning, as a law passed by the Louisiana legislature yester- day hit Crescent City sport hard blow. It was passed as a law in Louisiana yesterday that there shall be no betting in any form in any horse race in the state
 According to press reports from New Orleans the anti-betting law passed yesterday practically means the killing of racing in the state
 There are some racing fans who get the thrill out of merely wit messing a close finish, but to the ma jority of race track devotees the wag- erjng must be there to supply the thrills. Remove the wagering, they say, and you kill the game.
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Braves Beat Giants

New York Giants to five hits today. Bos- ton winning. to Q. Boeckeis double
 slngles by Ford, Fillingim and Groh's runs in the fifth. Nixon's play in the outrield was brilliant. Frisch fieIded sem sationally. In the sixth Boeckel stole sec ond and third and Holke stole second
 The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-02
AII-soutbern CoIIere NInc

All Southern college baseball nincs for 1922 are now in order for discus sion. How's this one:
 First base-Hubert, Alabama.
 Second base-Richardson Alabama Third base-Woodruff. Vanderbilt Shortstop-Scott, Auburn.
 Left field-1ngram, Georgia Tech Center field-Barron, Georgia Tech Right field--Elmore. Alabama. Catchers-Gibson. Auburn, Kind worth, Miss. A. and M.
 Pitchers-Mitehell, Miss. A. and NJ Frost, Georgia. Edwards, Mississiori college, Pantone Georgia, Grant, Au- burn
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FOURNIER'S HOME
 RUN HELPS CARDS DEFEAT PIRATES
While Cards Are Winning the Giants Lost to Braves,
 2 to 0

Yesterdays Results Boston g. New York 0. St. Louis g. Pittsburg g. Cincinnati g. Chicago l. Philadelphia- Brooklyn train).
 Todny's Games New York at Boston. St. Louis at PittsburR. Cincinnati al Chicago Philadelphia at Brooklyn. yesterday s rained out game.
 Pittsburg, June 1.-st Louis won from Pittsburg today, 8 to ?, Fourniers home run into the right field bieachers in tho seventh inning with one man on base de- cIdtnR he
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New York '''' 0ao 0ao ssgV V0O-4 hasu sunhlm.ary; mar Two-base hit. Bush Three
 psouole ssnle plays. Ward, Scott and Pipp iipp 91Snang and Scott: Pratt o'Rourke ana 9urns. Left on base New York Q Rostnn D. Ease on balls off Bush 8. " 1ointpn 1oi1jna Iy 2; Strnek out. by Bush '. W. Collins S , SSmn1pires' n1pes' Dineen and Moriarity. Tims
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Totals .........s 3b IF Ii sRatted for Clary in the ninth.

FFBatted TOT 1autIFEFs m ItIIItlt.
 Score by innings: . .s.- Memphis ..'.........'. ao9 aoq Soo Soo oSSa oSS-a
 Summary: Two base hits. Cvengros, Jackson. Home run, Barrett Double plays. Critz to McLarry; McMilau to- Critz to NcLarry: Connolly (unassistedh ' Left base, Mem phis s, Little Rock g. Innings pitched, by Cvengros I-5 with { hits and { runs. Struck out, by Cven- sros 5, by Webb 2. Base on balls off Webb 3, off Cvengros 4 off clary l. fit Tandy and Williams. Time, l:5o. .r, as
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MIKE EBERHARD WILL
 PROBABLY PITCH THE
 OPENING GAME TODAY
Bv MARVIN MCCARTHY

fighting backyard advantage the Barons ought to the Atlanta Crackers the first game twogae Redwood the Moleys will their foes Redwood park During they will play 8
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Totals .........30 27 'Batted for Osborne in eighth. ScnrA hY lnninRa.

Cincinnati .............. 004 o02 00o-6 Chicago ................ coo 900 oio-1
 Summary; Two base hits. Caveney, Dau- bert Home run, Wingo. Stolen base, Duncan. Heathcote. Sacrifices Pinelli g.
 Double plays, caveney to Bohne to Dau- bert CD; Wingo to Pinelli; Osborne to Grimes; Left on base. Cincinnati 1, Chi cago {. Base balls. Alexander 2, Luqne z Struck out, Luaue 5, Osborne 3. Freeman 1. Hits. off Alexander in none in 1. Losing pitcher Alexander
 Empires. Sentelle and Mccormick. Time.
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Askew also knocked the ball out of the park for a home run. Hall led the Livingston batters with two-bagger and a triple. Red" McMillan, who relieved Dent for Livingston, famed the only three men to face him in the ninth inning.
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Red Herring on Tour

Red Herring. Birmingham sensa- tiona1 young lightweight, leaves this morning on tour. His first stop will
 be- Little Rock, where he meets Bobby Waugh in a 15-round fight on June b.
 On June 12, Herring stops over at Shreveport. to meet Red Cap Will
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Totals .,....... ss II 24 1a 'Batted for Stoner in ninth.

- SuhInaIy. Two-base hits Stoney, Hsaney Wambsganss. Three base hits. stephe1son Sacrifice hit. Wood Double on base. Detroit 10, Cleveland '. Hits off Olsen in { 1-3 innings Stoner in s2-S innings. Hit by pitcher, by Ihle Weach). Struck out. by uhle 1. Losing pitcher, Olsen. Empires, Chill and Con. molly. Time. 132.
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Tanks Beat Red Sox

New York. June 1.-The New York Americans overcame a four-run lead here today and defeated Boston In the open ing game of the series, to l. Ruth seventh inning, when his triple scored Witt and Ward, Bush won his sixth con secutive victory for New York Rain roll during the entire contest Score:
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ORTS BARONS MEET CRACKERS HERE TODAY - SPORTS
Chick Rally in the .s Eighth Frame Clues
  Them 4 to } Victory

Little Rock, June 1.-Memphis scored three runs in the eighth on three bases on balls. a hit batsman and a single. and wqa the opening game of the series with Little Rock to 3. Barrett hit his sixth home run of the season in the eighth with one on. Critz handled nine chances at sec ond for Memphis. Police escorted Un- pire Handy to the clubhouse after the game to protect him from the crowd, which was dispieased with his work be- hind the bat. The score.
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sBatted for Elian in ninth. esBatted for Roberts In ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits. R. Williams, Martina. Schuite. Three-base hit, R. Williams Stolen bases, Leathers, Mullen, Foss. Sacrifice hits. Ellam, Gilbert Baker. Double plays. Yockey to Henry Kuhn (unassisted). Struck out, by Fuhr 6, Martina 1. Base on balls. off Fuhr 2, off Roberts 1, off Martina {. Innings pitcher, by Fuhr [. with hits and runs. Left on base, Mobile 5, New Orleans B.. Time, 2:05. Umpires, Brennan and Jorda.
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i Exceptions to the Rule

Exceptions to the Rule
 The usual thing in baseball Is for the cast-off to rise up and smite the team that cast him adrift. 1t works like charm when former Rarons come to Redwood, but it was a minus quantity over in Little Rock. Kid Elberfield had let Harry Harper go. and local fans looked for Harry to do some cutting up with the willow against his former mates. Instead he dropped back into a slight slump. Before leaving Birmingham Harry had ditched the jinx and was hitting over 300. Away for only four days and Harry finds himself considerably below the coveted mark.
 He got but one safe hit while battling away against his old teammates over in Little Rock. He was, at bat 13 times during the four games and by getting only one hit, hit for the grand average of -.o71.
 Kid Tries New Trick
 It is customary foc Southern league managers, who must keep their pitching staff down to five or six men, to carry but one left -hander in the lot. Kid Fiber field has reversed matters this year. The Kid has three south- paws and but two steady right handlers. The portwheelers are the veteran Rube Robinson, who has been with the Little Rockers for sundry seasons, Cvengros, who Is working his first year in |. the Southern loop. and Yarmouth, acquired recently from the Nash vile Vols. The latter couldn't win for losing while with the Vols, but the minute he donned Little Rock unie he was trans formed into winner,
 Mephisto should make a good shortstop. He'd never find 'em too hot to handle.
 When fellow plays for pin- money stakes about all he ever has is pins.
 Ont of Condition
 Babe Ruth has a fat chance of winning the home-run crown this year.
 It's a foregone conclusion that Ken Williams knocks the cider out of the apple whenever he hits it.
 Memphis Aids PeIicans
 Spencer Abbott, figuring that c nf fA l. as penpants go. seems determined to help New Orleans all he can. From the present angle it looks like Spencer figures that if he can't win he'll do everything in his power to help the Pels. First he sold Don Brown to the Birds, and the other day he followed 1t up by selling Cliff Yockey. sec ond baseman who helped shove Memphis to a pennant last year, to the Dobbsmen.
 JOhnny's Big Hospital List
 At the same time it must be admitted that Johnny Dobbs suf- tered bigger hospital list than at any tune during his career as pilot. At one time he had Catcher Art Smith, Shortstop Bob Smith, Infiender Monroe and sec ond baseman Cotton Knaupp out of the game on account of inju- ries.
 Despite the big list of cripples. however. Dobbs has managed to keep his club in the first divi- sion.
 Friends of Whitey Glazner. for mer Baron pitcher, are rejoicing. whitey was a holdout this spring. and finally had to yield to the Pittsburg club and report. He got away to bad start and the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-02
Indians Beat Tiuers

l., eieyeiand' June 1.-CIeveland punched nnss psfro1t 9ff Olsen @ and stoner and defeated serieo ioi'' 10 z In the first game of the zane M, with a barehanded running catch os Moods ny against, the left field bieaob. game tomorrow. The snnre. pos.poned
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Chicago .........,... ol0 On0 11o 0no-a

1hleago .s.......s.t. 010 900 1f0 000-3 ot Louis ...-........ ... 001 001 loo 001-4
 Summary: Two base hits Shorten Hooper II sheely eel. Three base hit, Ellerbe. Home run, Falk. Stolen base. SisIer Sac rlfices: Sehalk. sheely 2. Johnson. Col gi. lins. Faber. Double plays. Gerber and g. Base on balls, off Davis {. Struck out, by Davis {. Faber B. Hit by pitcher by Faher (Jacobson1. Umpires, Wilson, Owens and Walsh. Time, 2:07.
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COLpERT IN GREAr ronM
BANKRUPT PETITIO!

w H. Bennett of Hartselle Gen. eral Grocery company, filed petition of bankruptcy yesterday. The lia- bilities of the company were SS,0S5 while assets are sS,S7S. ei
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son. real good boy from New York. This bout also will be over the l5- round route.
 Herring states that he hss several other matches in prospect, but that none of them have been closed yet.
 The popular Magic City hoy states that he is in god shape, and expects to win all his bouts while on his tour
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Yesterdays Results New Orleans 6. Mobile 5. Memphis 4, Little Rock 3. Nashville Atlanta train). only games scheduled.
 Today's Games Atlanta at Birmingham. Chattanooga at Nashville. Memphis at Little Rock. Mobile at New Orleans.
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Baseball Results

TEXAS LEAGUE At San Antonio s-3 Shreveport 5-2. At Houston &, Wichita Falls II. At Beaumont 3. Dallas 6. At Galveston Is. Fort Worth g.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Newark Jersey City, rain. At Reading s, Baltimore !, At Syracuse 3, Rochester 8.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ar Milwaukee 8. Minneapolis 2. At Columbus $. Toledo 5, At lud!snspolis 9. Louisville 3. At kansas City 13. St. Paul 19.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Wilson B. Portsmouth I.
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh l4. Durham O. At Highpoint ', Winston Salem l. At Danvllle Greensboro, wet grounds.
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Reds Beat Cubs, 6-1

Chicago, June 1.-cincfnnati batted Alexander out of the box today and de- feated Chicago, to 1. Wingo's home run over right field with man on base was feature.
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Totals ......... s1 O 5 24 K 'Batted for Douglas in eighth.

New York ...... ,....... 900 900 ooo--o Boston .......... ........ 900 02O 00s-2
 Summary: Two-base hits, Boeckei
 Stolen bases. Boeckel 2. Holke Double plays. Bancroft to Frisch to Kelly; Bar bare to Fiilingim. Left on base. New York 6, Boston ,. Base on balls off Douglas 2, off Fillingin 3. Struck out, by Filingim 8. Hits. off Douglas in I. off Causey none in 1. Losing pitcher. Douglas. Empires, Moran and Quigiey.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING
' YestardnY,s Results
MEETS DEAT JACKsoN

Yesterdny's Results Meridian {, Jackson ?. Greenwood &. Greenville 1. Ciarksdale s. Vicksburg 0.
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PeIicans Battle
 Uphill to Defeat .
 the Bruins, 6-5

New Orleans, June 1--New Orleans came from behind ana won hard-fousnt game over Mobile here today, to D.
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Iotals ........33 10 24 10 Batted for Burns in ninth. Ran for Smith in ninth.
 Batted for O'Rourke in ninth.
 Batted for W. Collins in ninth.
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SISLER'S BINGLE
 INV TWELFTH GIVES BROWNS 4 TO3 WIN
Babe Ruth's Triple Sends Across Winning Runs for
 the Yankees

Yesterdny's Results Cleveland B. Detroit 2.
 New York s. Boston 4.
 St. Louis {, Chicago 3.
 Washington Philadelphia (rsin).
 Todnys Games Boston at Now York.
 Chicago at St. Louis.
 Washington at Philadelphia. Only games scheduled.
 st. Louis. June LA single by sisler with Shorten on third base broke up i2 Ginning battle between Faber and Davis and gave the locals the first game of the series with Chicago. to g. Davis gave four bases on balls and allowed seven hits one a home run by Falk, while Faber L.-.s- ] knA A....l f.- II
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

At Tampa 6. Jacksonville !. At Daytona {, Orlando G Innings At Lakeland 1. St. Petersburg 6 in nings rain).
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Meridian, Miss, June 1.-(Specia1l On q heavy, muddy diamond Me- ridian won the opening game of the series from Jackson, to 2. Me Bride yielded only four hits, but. coupled with errors, they were effec- tive. Williams was hit freely. but fast fielding on the part of his clah mates, which featured the game, held down the runmaking. Score:
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Greenville ', Spartanburg 6. At Columbia Charleston. rain. At Augusta Charlotte. rain.
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R IT
GREENwoOD WINS

Greenville, Miss, July 1.-(SpecialI Jolly. for the locals. was pounded heavily today, giving up IT hits, with eight runs. while Pace, for the In- dians. pitched a consistent game. Score: R. H, E. Greenwood ................s IT Gr reenvllle ........-.'.......
 Batteries: Pace and Wallace; Jolly and Stapleton. U |.
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hlChWOOu pdEk DeIOTe ldklHS di0OilN The IS games the Barons play at Redwood include two double head CTS, and the 1S-day home stay in- cludes three off days. That, in brief, sums up the work of the Barons during their next three weeks.
 As the Barons Timber up at Rick wood this morning, after a long ride through a couple of states, return ing from Little Rock, if the old spirit is really up. humiliating thoughts of three games lost out of four while the Pebble City will face them. 1t was one of the most disastrous series the Barons have had since April. in- asmuch Is they had won eight con setutive series up until the trip 10 Little Rock
 Two Games With Atlanta
 The Crackers are here for a couple of games today and tomorrow. sun day the Barons have an off day, but Monday they start week of hard battling.
 It was at first thought that PhH Morrison, ace of the Baronial pitch ing corps, would be able to pitch this afternoons game but reports last night seemed to indicate that Philips bruised right hand has not returned to normaley after an a. jury received when Phil messed up the catch of a thrown ball.
 Unless Morrison is sent in anyway this afternoon, Mike Eberhard will probably draw the pitching assign- ment Mike has been going strong suffered in Little Rock last Monday has not hurt his prestige a bit, and his record very little.
 Claude Robertson, Baronial back stop, is out from under his suspen- sion now, and will be behind the bat when the Barons open against the Crackers this afternoon
 This afternoons game at Rick wood will begin at regulation time, 3.30 o'clock.
 Barons Gain Ground
 Although they were idle yesterday, the Barons gained a little ground. Both Mobile and Little Rock, the two barriers separating Moley's men from the Southern league leadership, each lost it's game yesterday, and the Barons gained half q game thereby
 The way the Southern leagta standings now reads the Barons are two games from top, and a game and q half from the Little Rock Travel CTS, who are in second place
 4 couple of victories for the Barons. with a defeat or two of the leaders would mean quite q bit of juggling ir the league standings.
 A veteran moundsman passed
 from the big leagues yesterday,
 when the New York Yankees an-
 nounced the unconditional release
 of Harry Harper. southpaw
 hurier. Harper was with the
 Boston club until he was sent to
 the Yankees in trade last win ter. An Injury to his pitching
 hand has kept him out of the rifle
 pits this season, and his New sYork bosses saw fit to give him
 his release.
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Totals ...........34 II .2s |. eMenosky out. hit by batted ball.
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At Knoxville 6, Kingsport 3. At Bristol 17. Greenville 5. At Cleveland Johnson City, rain.
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'Two out when winning run scored. ''Ran for Hooper in eighth.
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Dixie Flag Chase

SOUTHERN LEAGUE