The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
PAINTERS WIN SERIES FROM BULLDOG RIVALS.
 FINAL TILT
"Feedem" Oates TWirIs Bir- mingham-S Southern Nine to Victory Over Howard in Fourth Game, Score 4 to 2

Robert Justin Rowe ended his base ball career at Birmingham Southern college yesterday afternoon in a blaze q glory aiding greatly in the Panth- CTS taking the game that won the series from the Howard college Bull dogs, 1 to 2.
 Feedem' Oates was right" yester- cay afternoon, and "Feedem" let the Bulldog bat wielders down with six, widely scattered hits. This is the1 second straight win the midget Pan-V ,her hurler has pitched his teammates to over the Howardites
 The entire Birmingham Southern team seemed to be playing at its best, and the Bulldogs did well to hold the Panthers to only four runs. coupled with their 12 safe swats, four of them teing of athe extra base variety. Rowe Hitting Star
 Bob Rowe was the hitting star Of the game, getting three safe wallops out of five times at the bat, one of bls hits being for three bases. The Panther left gardener also fielded perfectly, making one of the prettiest eatches ever seen on any college baseball diamond. It was early in the game when Brindley drove the ball out for what looked like a home
 
 With mighty leap he speared the ball with two gloved fingers and thereby robbed the batsman in broad open daylight The game was Rowe's last With irmingham- Southern as he sraouates this spring. and has all reaoy signed to coach athletics at Roanoke High next fall
 The Panthers started off early in me game yesterday afternoon to win IL Mike Norton was the first man up and Mike sent the ball down by third base for a clean hit. Miller went out from pitchers to first. Nor ton going down on the play. Ander- son sit safely through third base and MOI ton scored. Griffin was out. pitcher to first. Rowe placed the third Panther hit through third and Anderson took third base. Rogers ended the inning by going out pitcher to first base
 The Bulldogs tied the score in the fourth frame, when BrindIey went safe on an error by Miller with one man down. Walker followed Brind- ley with a hit, and Brindley drew up on the third base. Garrett, next up went out from pitcher to- first Nor to look as if Oates was going to pull out of the hole Skelton ruined his hopes, however, when he crashed hit to left field scoring Brindley
 Pnnthers Win Game
 In the sixth the Panthers showed ever duo of counters that proved sufficient to put the game on ice. Rowe, first up, dropped hit back of short. Rogers popped out to Lackey. Oates then proceeded to help win his own game with a three-base crash that scored Rowe. Englebert popped out to Walker, but Stuart came through with a clean hit to right field and Oates scored. Norton hit safely to center field and Miller walked filling the sacks. Anderson struck out however, and the sidej was retired.
 Roth Score
 Both teams scored their final run in the seventh go-around. Greek Grif- fin opened the first of the seventh by smashing two-base hit for the Pdnthers. Rowe flew out to Lackey, and Rogers hit safely past third. Griffin was caught off third in the play and put out. Oates went safe On ffelders choice and Rogers SCOT cd on an error of Engleberts ground CT by White. Stuart went out Walker to Shores.
 Howard scored it's second and final run in this same inning. Garrett opened the inning by doubling. He was advanced a base on Sheltons S out and scored on a fielder's choice of Rnnyan's grounder. Afford struck out, but White hit safely to right tield. Lackey ended the inning by striking out.