The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11

the ball. He took 1t momentarily. the umps yelled out. and then Red dropped 1t. Clayton scored from third on the error and the Lookouts had two runs. Ripperton, the most dan gerous pinch hitter in the 'Nooga lineup was at bat. Red fed him one down the groove and he slammed 1t to right field for a single and Mcdonald came home with the third Lookout tally. Anderson moving over to third. Ripperton then attempted steal of second and Brandon's throw had him dead to rights. Ripper ton. however. squirmed into chase. with the whole Baron infield trying to put him out, While he was chas- ing the boys. Anderson was scoring the fourth run of the frame. and worst of all. after having Ripperton out. the Barons allowed him to get safely back to first base. Cunning ham followed by bounsing one past the pitchers box and Burkett and Stewart, in an endeavor to flag the ball and peg to first. collided. Neidsr- korn bounced a hit Into left and Ripperton came in with the tying run. Moiey jerked Red here and sent Whitehill to the mound. Whitey allowed Wight. who was up for the second time in the inning. to hit safe ly. and Cunningham came homo with the winning run. Wingfield grounosd out to Neun, for the. retirement of the side. but the damage was done, and the game gone past recall
 Neun started off like rally might
 be forthcoming in the Rarons' half of the eighth. but Silva hit into
 dauble play and Brandon was out,
 short to first. In the ninth Moley
 sent Robertson in to hit for Burkett,
 but Robby grounded out, short to
 first. Johnny tSugar) Kane was sent
 in to nit for Whitehill. but he ground
 ed out. second to first end Stewart brought the heart-breaking game to
 an end with n grounder to short.
 Second Game
 Big Phil Morrison. who Is credited With wining his eleventh victory of the season, making 1t II wins out
 of IS starts, was in bad from the jump of the second game. and 1t looked like the Barons were doomed to 8o
 down in humiliating defeat before
 the lowly Lookoutsl twice in the same afternoon. Real hits drove in two
 runs for the visitors in the abbrevi- ated affair. Clayton started it with
 single and Mcdonald flied out to
 center. Anderson aico cracked out single. Ripperton's contribution
 was sacrifice fly to deep center. which scored Clayton. Ct nningham
 uncorked ripping double into the sun parlor in left and Anderson came
 home with the second tally.
 The Barons retaliated with one counter in their half of the first. when Stewart started the inning with clean single to left. Harper hit to the infield and forced Stewart at second, but went safe when An derson dropped the peg to first on |completion of the near double-play Clarke skied to center for the second out. but Taylor crashed one Into left for one bag and Harper moved over to third Johnny Neun, who had been hitting like . tiend all after noon. his over second for one base and Harper strolled home, Silver bringing the inning to . close by grounding out
 In the fourth. big Phil went up like flock of toy balloons. and the Lookouts tailed two more. running their total to four. Neiderkorn started the fourth with q safe wallop and Wight attempted sacrifice. Big PhK took the ball and att tempted to cut the runner at second. but the peg was wild and went to center field. Eeiderknor moving over ito third. Signals got crossed with Wingfield at bat and Neiderkorn strolled off third. and was run down in the chase for the second putout. Johnson singled and this placed . man on first and third Clayton walked and the bases were loaded. Manager Eddie then shillslahed one to right for two bases and two