The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-27

oming off zahniser's glove to Heber. at second. The pellet took a sudden back hop and hit Harper, Taylor go- Ing home, Silva getting to first with credit for single, and Harper being declared safe at second after due deliberation by Pfenninger and Guth- rie. Burkett forced Silva at second and Robertson lined to Camp, in right. Three bingles, an error and q walk had allowed three Baron tallfes
 to come in, enough to win the game
 Bates twfrled two innings with no further damage than walk and a single in the first frame, retiring two hatters to end the inning with two Chicks stranded on the bags Tn the third, however, the Memphians be- gan to resemble somewhat the alI- conquering Chickasaw aggregation of 1921 that used to steam roll over the Barons so mercilessly. Zahniser led with clean bingle to right. Burke hit to the same locality and two were on. Bates made pretty play of Me Williams grounder. catching Zahnlser at third, but McLarry hit weak bouncer to second that didn't have enough steam to reach Stewart in time to head Polly off. It was a hit and the bases were full.
 Heber Hits In Pinch
 Heber came through with a cork ing drive to center that Silva fielded perfectly. and allowed only one Chick to cross the pan. It was a beautiful stop and pretty peg to the plate by Doc. The bases were still full, but Stewards catch of Tutwi1er's pop-up for the second out helped matters somewhat. Camp singled to left, however. and McMillan came home | Ixxrtt A.
 the sum total of the damage done to Red Bates run record. Critz flied to Harper, and the frame was over The score then stood 2 in favor of the lhomelings.
 Harper Hits Triple
 Harper helped himself and the Barons to two run lead in Birming- hams part fthe third Harry caught one squarely on the nose and lined out a wallop that passed Burke In centerfield like a cannonbau pass ing stump. Harper reached third
 with ease, but decided not to try to stretch 1t to a homed. Silva put a long fly to right that was good for a sacrifice, and Harper came home with the Barons fourth run.
 In the fourth and fifth innings the Chicks were one-two-three victims. of the Ripsnorting Red. who. sided by some fine fielding on the part of his | teammates, allowed only two bingles during the rest of the game In the sixth Critz got a hit for the Chicks, which was held to single by an- other great fielding play and throw
 by Silva. Warwick forced him at second moment later. In the seventh, and final frame of the game
 Zahniser led off with two bagger trk4 Lat nI al. la wall. Burke fell victom to Clarkes catch of his long fly, and McMillan was Stewards meat on pop-up. Stuffy threw McLarry out at first, and the Chicks were through for the day. Rain had been falling for some time, and Umpire Guthrie rolled his coat collar around his neck and beat it for the dug-out. yelling, Game called, rain" which was entirely superfluous.
 Barons Score Two More 1 Before the downpore began, the Barons managed to make 1t six uns for the day by scoring pair in the fourth. Robertson lined two bag ger to left. while Bates whiffed, Stewart's two ply clout down the third base line accounted for Robert sons tally, and Flip Neun walked. Stuffy and Flip worked a double steal to perfection, and stewart scored from second a moment later on Clarkes infield out Taylor also grounded out to end the frame. In the seventh, the Barons got brace O fhits. and had men on third and second, but Stuffy Stewart was called out to an attempted steal of home.
 Features of Game
 Flip Neuns speed on the paths, netting him two stolen bases, Silva's great fielding and cutting down or hits in centerfield. Critz's great shortstop. play and the nice pitching | of Red Bates in the pinches were features at Redwood yesterday. Random turned out well to witness double header yesterday. but the rain cheated 'em. However. they were rewarded with an errorless ex- hibition of winning a ball game by the homelings, and went away ap-