The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-26

Atlanta at New Orleans.
 No other game scheduled.
 Mobile, June 25.-(specia1.)- )-Mobi!e won't back into the winning column again this afternoon by some heavy batting off Eberhard. who was on the mound for Birmingh and romped home with to victory. Frank (Dutch) Henry. who worked for Mobile, turned in his fourth straight victory since Joining the Bears. Henry was not scored on after the third inning. and was strong in the pinches. striking out Noun. one of the heaviest batters on the visiting team. when the bases were crowded.
 Tcberhard. after being touched up for eight hits, including three doubles and home run, the latter by Rhino Williams, was sent to the showers in the fifth. and Bates succeeded. Bates was not much better. and the Bears scored two runs off him in their final inning of the game by consistent hit- ting.
 Stewart Stars at Hat
 Manager Niehoff' got back into the game today and furnished three of the hits secured by his team, one of them a double. while "Stuffy' Stew art was the leading batter for the vis- itors with three singles. Birmfng- ham played very fast fielding game, staging three double plays, while ~ Clark and Harper made feature catches that robbed batters of long hits.
 The Barons started the scoring In their second inning. Clark. the first batter. walked and was sacrificed to second by Kane. Burkett went out on fly to right, but Robinson doubled to deep left center. scoring Clark.
 Bears Come Back Strong Mobile came right back at the yfs- itors in their half of the second, and evensd up the count. With two down, Niehoff sent long fly to the left field fence that Clark got his hands on after A run. but could not hold. Schulte. with double to right, scored Niehoff Henry ended the inning when Clark made a running catch of his high fly.
 Birmingham went Into the lead in the third, after Stewart was an easy out to Mullen. Neun was given life when his roller towards third was not handled. Mullen waiting for it to roll out. but tho fall stopped on {. fair ground. Nouns stay at first , . Silva went safe when Leathers kicked his grounder. Harper then almost hit the bail over the center field fence for triple, scoring Silva, but the Baron's right gardener wns left stranded on third when Clar k popped out to second
 Hnren's Waste Opportunities
 In the fourth. Birmingham had the bases loaded due to a single by sBurkett and two errors, but it was here that Henry showed his stuff and with two down, famed Neun. { who was called out on the third strike by Umpire Tandy, and The s Baron's doorman raised an awful howl
 The Bears made the session more . interesting to the fans by knotting . the count again for the second time . in their half of the fourth. With one man down, R. Williams worked Eberhard for pass and Niehoff went safe when Burkett mussed up the Mobile managers ground ball. SchultA. the leagues leading hitter, , smashed a line drive to right, SCOT ing k. Williams and sending Nie- hoff to third. Leathers and Heary proved easy outs to close this round. . Bears Tnke Lead Mobile went well into the lead in the fifth Inning and pounded Eber- hard for four hits. a double and a . circuit drive being included in the slugGinE on the part of the Bear 5. U. Williams beat out hit towards first and reached second on Mullen 5 infieid out. Mulvey flew out to Silva . without any advance, but Huhn. with two strikes on him, skidded a liner {. down the third base line for a double 5 scoring D. Williams. Rhino Williams < followed with a long home run drive 2 over the right field fence. sending Huhn home ahead of him. Niehoff /. followed with single to right, and : after Sehulte walked, Molesworth called Eberhard from the mound and ' Bates was sent in to stop the 5 slaughter. Bates walked feathers, but got out Of bad hole when Henry bunted to him and Niehoff was forced at the plate.
 The Barons got . man on second in the sixth, due to Robertson's sec ond double, but he was left there. Bates being unable to get the ball out of the infisld.
 Double Play Ends Rally
 Mobile had three men on in the seventh inning, due to hit bats man. . single and q walk, but Leath- CTS stopped any scoring by hitting .into . double play. Bates to Brandon [ to Neun. This was the only redeem ling feature on the part of the work of Bates.
 i. Singles by Pitcher Henry D. Will