The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17

Meiaphis so. Birmingham b-2.
 Atlanta g, Chattanoosa l.
 Nashville T. New Orleans i.
 Mobile Little Rock (rain).
 Today's Games
 Birmingham at Memphis
 Chattanooga at Atlanta.
 New Orleans at Nashville.
 Mobile at Little Rock.
 |wo ways to play the great national hstime, the right way and the rong way. were demonstrated by e Chickasaws and the Barons in a buble header this afternoon at Russ
 cod park. The Barons played 1t the rong way first and won a game Cor
 e Chickasaws. They played 1t the |ght way next and won a game for emselves. By the dint of consider |Dle labor on their part and with knsiderable assistance of the Barons. ! e Chicks finished in possession of De first game, weird affair, to 5. he second was regular ball game, ] which Phil Morrison held the hicks to three hits and in which De Barons played the right way and on, ? to 0. in seven innings. Rain threatened to stop the first |bme in the seventh inning. but It
 
 |eared and the sun peeked again
 fore the second was finished. Chief Abbott called the roll of his heSbut Fowlkes, pitcher, had hand f. He used two pinch hitters and pinch runner in the eighth and bnd finished the game at first base. Barons Knock Zahnisef Out The Barons knocked Paul Zahniser |it- in the sixth and Larry Benton Pok up the task only to go out to pinch hitter. and Leo Dickerman |tched the ninth against the Baronial byss Benton Is credited with the fctory and Earl Whitehiil. whom 3e Chicks knocked out in the eighth. charged with the defeat. The |hrons did the only scoring in the fcond game. when they punched Sur hits off Johnny Suggs for two fores in the fifth. It broke up
 igg's string of seven straight vic- Sries- since he shed the garb of the packer for that of the Chickasaw. Joe Dunn of the Barons present. a topsy turvey lineup in the first lame and proved that Mike Eber- hrd, who was in left field. is ftcher, and Clarke, who was at hort, a left fielder. Clarke was bite factor in the Chicks victory. The Chicks got seven runs in the ghth inning. They earned one of hem and Clarke handed them three F four.
 Chicks Start Early The Chicks staked Zahniser to a |hir of runs in the first inning when frrke and McMillan tripled in suc- kssion and McMillan later scored on lamps sacrifice fly. Harper's dou-. De, drive against the center field fnee. an infield out and McMillan's fror of Neun's grounder gave the |arons one in the fourth. The Barons lit upon Zahniser in ne. fifth and didn't get off until ve had hit safely in succession. |larlt singled, Stewart doubled, SCOT hg Clarke and went to third when |rtwiler let the hit get through him. fewart was caught off third by |aylor. Harper, Taylor and Neun |ngled. filling the bases and finish hg with Zahniser. Silva greeted |enton with single, scoring Har- Ter. Robertson popped Aout. but |herhadt singled, scoring Taylor hd Neun. Whitehill struck out. Whitehill held the Chicks in his hnd until the stormy eighth. when Fe Chicks scored seven time1 on hree hits and four errors. Huber fipied. Camp grounded out to first |hd Huber was held at third. Tut Filer walked. Yockey. batting for fcLarry, grounded to Clarke who bred and Huber scored. Critz |neled to center. filling the sacks. hat was the end of Whitehill. Red |ates went in. Taylor lined to |larke. who in an effort to catch ritz off first heaved wild and Tut |iler scored. Webb. batting for Senton, walked. Burke grounded to Earke, who heaved wild to second nd Suggs, running for Yokey, and |ritz scored. McMillan singled, ncor- hg Webb. Robertson heaved Hu- kr's grounder wild to first, and urge and McMillan scored. Camp he eleventh Chick at bat, flied out center.
 Benton held the Barons in the eventh and eighth and Dickerman hrned them back in the ninth. Mike Eberhard. a pitcher in left