The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-05

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 New Orleans 7-5, Birmingham 4-5. tSecond game innings, darkness)
 Chattanooga S-9, Nashville 2-2.
 Toduy's Games
 Birmingham at New Orleans owo Eames).
 Little Rock at Memphis.
 Nashville at Chattanooga.
 New Orleans. La. September 4- Special L)-The shades of night were rapidly enveloping Heinemann Greensward and turning another La bor Day into history with the Bir- mingham Barons trailing to a 5 to 2 score in the second game of double header with the Pelicans. They had been vanquished in the first em- broglio by a score of to I. and Joe Dunn and hts athletes held only faint hope of procuring enough base hits in the seventh anj final inning.
 Eddie Matteson was hurling this second pastime for the Pels, and when "Docp Silva and "Child" Bran don obtained singles in order Johnny Dobbs did not even stir from the bench, confident Matteson would turn down the remaining Barons. Manager Dunn sent Harris Robertson in to pinch hit for Morrison. who had been pitching up to this time, and after. taking the limit in balls and strikes, Robertson poled one of Mat teson's shoots over the left field wall for a home run and the score was tied.
 Game Ended in Tie
 Red Bates was assigned the task of turning back the Pelicans In the seventh frame, and did 1t magnifi- gently. Snake Henry opened the inning with two-base hit and Tuck CT followed with a sacrifice hit, go- ing safe at first when Bates fum- bled the ball. Art Ewolt popped up and wetkel was purposely walked Doc Smith forced Henry at the plate and Bow Dowie ended the inning by striking out. Bill Brennan, the largest umpire in captivity, then called a halt to proceedings on account Of darkness.
 The other two Baron runs in the second game were scored in the third and fifth innings respectively. Bran don doubled in the third, advanced on a sacrifice and scored on Stewards sacrifice fly. In the fifth Stewart WalkeG a1Ier TWO were uON H. WSiit eo third on Achison's single and scored when Tucker allowed. the ball to go through his legs.
 The Pelicans assaulted Morrison in the third inning with fusilade If its and when hostilities ceased, they had annexed five runs.
 Joe Dunn Chased
 Perhaps the most interesting thing in the first game from q Birming- l am viewpoint came in the seventh inning when Bill Brennan. undoubted- .ly the largest umpire in captivity, evicted Joe Dunn from the field and fined him Is bucks for good meas ure. It seems that Lil Stoner and Henry had an argument over 8 base hall, Henry insisting 1t should be thrown out, while Umpire Jorda all lowed it to continue in play. When the bali was tossed to first in ex- tinguishing Henry, Brennan took a squnt at the apple and threw 1t out of the game This called for a rise from Joe Dunn and he was heard to yell something from the bench.
 That will be enough from you" shouted Brennan. Any more blah, bIah. blah."
 ''Ill talk as much as I want" said Dunn, "blah, blah, etc" Brennan then raised his hand to the extent Of IS and Dunn moved off the diamond A fight between Dunn and Brennan was threatened between innings. but . it was averted by policemen.
 WhitehilI Knocked Out
 Earl Whitehill, the delicate left lander of the Barons, started left handing, but he only lasted until the sixth, and Stoner was showed in his place. Stoner fared worse than his teammate. and another game was snatched from the Barons after It seemed on ice. The Barons grabbed tEree runs in the second inning waen Harper trippled, scored on Taylor's single Nuen singled and then Silva . grounded out Robertson singled through Bogart and Taylor scored. Neun taking second. Whitehilrs S single scored Neun. Clark singled, followed by singles by Harper and Taylor accounted for the other run in the seventh. Walker was hit hard by the Barons, but was very steady in the pinches with the pos sible exception of the third inning. The Pels bombarded Stoner again in the seventh inning and piled up three more runs. Harry Harper was the hitting star of the first game.
 A double-header will be played tomorrow between the two teams.