The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-07

ond frame. after two men had been retired, Ralphael Croll. who qualified as shifter when it came to playing every position on the Chattanooga club this year, got his first of a string of four clean singles. MT. Drake did nothing but poke one to the fence In felt, and Croll darted home with the first run.
 The Barons came to life long enough to tie tho score In the see- ond inning. When they did this Dock Wright felt their collective pulses and announced that after all they might finger on and weather the crisis. Dock Is the club physician and an optimist. He's suN1 an op- timist that he eats oleo-soaked Porterhouse and says: Gee. this Is great-broiled In butter"
 BarOns Tie Score
 In their half of the second the Barons scored one tally solely through the generosity of Dock Neid- erkorn, Chattanooga catcher, who helped 'em to run just to kid 'em along. When Chattanooga begins to kid one. 1t Is infantile paralysis, az gravated. Harry Harper was up after Taylor had flied out to start the latter half of the second Harry hoofed 1t to first. Matty put on the hit and run, and 1t worked, Silva bouncing single into right and Harry taking third Kane's effort fell short of the mark, his attempted sacrifice fly being too close in. Har- per never even tried for the score. but when Mir. Neiderkorn allowed the throw to the plate to continue stand rd to and came across with the tying run.
 L0okouts Get Another
 The score was tied until the sixth inning, when a Chigger hit by Neid- erkorn, a bad throw by Stewart on an attempted double play, and Ralph Croll's third safety of the day, brought the tally across. Yep. there were two out on this occasion, too, when the 'Noogans tallied. Wing field grounded out to start the in- ming and Neiderkorn beat one out to the infield. Wight hit to Sugar Kane, and Sugar scooped the ball and tossed 1t to Stewart for the start of a dou- ble play. Stuffy retired Neiderkorn at second. but tossed the sphere against the concrete bleachers in at tempting to throw to first for the completion of a double play, and Wight continued on to second. He came home when Croll poked a single into Spectacleville.
 Another Chattanooga tally came across in the seventh. which swelled the total to three. Oddly enough ,only one man was out when this counter came. With one gone Clayton rocked the rightfield walls with a double. Mcdonald brought him homo with A single into right
 Barons Fall Short
 Tommy Taylor started the Barons' half of the seventh off with hum. Tommy's contribution was a single to left and Harry Harper followed with double down the sunfield lins. which brought Tommy home. With a man on second and nobody down, 1t looked like a sure tied score. Silva deshinned Drake with clout to the pitchers box, but the ball was de- flected to Lee at short and the new Lookout tossed Silva out on bril- liant play. Harper taking third. Kane came up and slammed one at Eddie Mcdonald, which Eddie juggled mo mentarily, then recovered and made a pretty peg to the plate, which got Harper. Kane tried to steal second and was thrown out.
 Of course the Barons couldn't get by the ninth without allowing the op- position to score at least one run. Singles by Lee, Mcdonald and Wing field and a sacrifice hit by Clayton pulled the trick.
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