The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-24
Morrison Goes Back
 And WaHops Bruins
Barons Outhit Bears and Give Worry Sensational Support. Morrison Hits Homer Over Right Field Fence.


 
 Mobile. April 2S.-(special,)-Ph Morrison, the Baron hurler who was driven from the box on Saturday by the Mobile Bears, staged great com eback Sunday afternoon and a crowd of over 40,oO fans saw his stop the hard-hitting local club in their tracks and the Barons win, to 2.
 The visitors outhit the locals and gave their pitcher sensational sup port throughout the game.
 On the other hand, Charley Full ion was hit hard and after he had filled the bases in the sixth inning vas sent to the showers. Lefty Sigman finished out the game for Mobile and kept the Barons from scoring during the remaining innings # play.
 Mory Gets Homer
 Morrison not only puzzled the ieavy hitting Bears. but helped his cam win the Sabbath day contest with Rome drive over the right field ence.
 Fulton, whom Manager Niehoff se- ected for the pitching for Mobile. rom the very start of the matinee bowed nothing, the hits being scored if his delivery in the first inning hat counted one run. Silva, the first nam up, singled to right and Neun pllowed him with a blow to the anne spot for a bag and Silva went third. Harper hit into a double lay, but Taylor followed single to enter to score Silva.
 Birmingham began hammering 'ullton again in the third and with he aid of a wild peg to first by l~1 markers. Neun for his second time D singled to right.
 Harper then bunted toward third nd Baker. who grabbed the bail, hrew it almost in the negro bleach rs and Neun scored while Harper topped at third.
 Taylor then placed the ball against . he right field fence for a double, sending Harper home.
 On Clarkes sacrifice, Taylor went
 third and scored on Burkett's pinch ngle to left.
 Barons Attack Again
 With ali this hitting off Fulton, he as allowed to remain in the box, i'd in the fifth inning Pitcher Nor son, the first man to face him, sent 6 Spalding out of the ball park a the right field route for trip ound the bases.
 In the sixth inning after Clarke He'd out from Boil to Huen, the sitors began another attack on eamboat Fulton Burkett. Kery- ere and Robertson each singled in occasion and finally the signal was ven for help and Lefty Sigman epped mot the breach with the cks crowded. It looked like an- her bad inning, but Sigman caused
 prison to hit into a double play
 i'm Niehoff to Boil to Huhen and
 we'd the day.
 Mobile finally managed to get two
 ns over with fine exhibition of
 thusasm on the part of the loyal
 bile fans.
 Boil, the first batter in this inning,
 a given a life when Neun dropped
 fly ball back of first.
 oynamiter Williams rapped out
 first hit of the day a single. to {, Int on which Boil rode to third . Mulvey grounded to third, forcing ID. williams at second without any ldvance. Rhino Williams, one of the rrembers of Murders Alley finally after two trips to the rubber. got his batting eyes set and polled long double to right center. scoring Boil and Mulvey. Huhen's best was to ground to Taylor, who made good play on the ball and got the runner at first base Niehoff dropped a fly bail back of second and if looked like a sure hit, but Harper came fast in on the run and made great catch, closing the inning.
 Some Nice Pitching
 Mobile had two men on in the sew .nth inning, due to a single by Baker after one man was out, and walk "a Roll. but Morrison used his stuff ana kent the Bears from doing any thing. D. Williams going out for the third man on a nice play by Neun and Morrison. After Sigman came into the session the Barons could not do anything with him Harper being the only batter to hit safe, and this was in the seventh inning after two men were out.
 Mobile made a desperate effort to score .in the eighth when, for time, Morrison looked like he was going Ito wobble.
 Bears Theatre l Tn this frame Mulvey went out on b long fly to Clarke, but Rhino Will Jams singled to short right. Huhen Grounded to Taylor, forcing Williams Et second. Morrison could not locate khe plate and Niehoff walked. The Fans cried loud and long for some Euns, but Clarke blasted all chances by running near the foul line in left ko take long ,hit ball from Mullen's bat, leaving Huhen and Niehoff ktranded on the sacks. Mobile had no khance in the ninth frame, Baker krounding out from short to first. Fohn Schulte, pinch hitting for Sig han, went out on a high liner to Bur kett, who went up in the air to grab he ball, and Boil closed the game by olling from Burkett to Neun.
 The hitting of Rhino Williams and Taylor, the one-hand catch of a drive lear the right field fence by the |ormer and the fast work of Boil and Burkett on short were the bright bots of the game. Boil made some konderful plays on hard hit balls, Ehile Burkett handled nine chances Eithout an error.