The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-15
Baron HurZer Yields
 Fourteen Safe BlouUs
Bad Coaching of Base Run nerS RobS MoIey's Men of Two Scores in Close Game.
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By HENRY VANCE

Bates. Bats and boners beat Bir- mingham
 The redroofed pitcher with prac- tically nothing on the ball yielded a grand total of fourteen safe blows to the Little Rock club wielders, and two bits of bone-head coaching at third base kept the Barons from at least tying the score Wednesday afternoon. As result the Kidders grabbed off the ball game by count of a2, and this gives em the series which is not yet finished. They have taken three games out of a scheduled five. with one more on the boards for today.
 The olive branch idea was used for decorations at the lot Wednesday afternoon, and dove of peace was sent out at intervals during the game. None of the rowdyism that marked Tuesdays double bill. Every thing was so quiet throughout the game that one could have heard a pin drop; but as Dave Evans so apt ly puts il: Who in thunder wants to hear a pin drop2'
 
 and also without the services of their field captain were crippled to be sure but they put up q areditable defen- slVe ball game at that in managing to lose by only one run. when iv is considered that the Pebble City crowd banged out n safe blows off Bates delivery. while the Barons were amassing but nine off the left hand offerings of Cyanide War moth. It was the first game in a long while that the Barons did not make at least one error.
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 With Stuffy Stewart suffering from suspeningitis and out of the game for five days by virtue of his attack on limp Steamboat Johnson's corn patch and molat rack, Jesse Burkett was sent back to short and Irish Johnny Kane was sent in to plug the gap at second. Burkett played better game than usual, get ting one sensational stop out of his system, and Kane delivered the goods in an acceptable manner at second.
 While old Cyanide Warmoth was proving poison to the Barons as a pitcher he was also playing merry whaley from an offensive standpoint ss we'll Cyanide pounded out three sirgles during the afternoon, more than any one of his mates was able to find Bates for. Claude Robertson and Sugar Kane led the attack for the locals. Rohhy getting couple of hefty doubles and Kane couple of singles.
 oddly enough. both pitchers were hitting Wednesday and it was Bates who drove in the only Baron scores q The scored these in the second frame, and drew first blood Taylor led off the frame with a single into left, Neun fo!- lowed with a strikeout and Burkett skied tC the middle garden. Rob- crtson then uneorked a double into left. Taylor moving over to third. ked Bates followed with a ground ball to short. which Barrett and Jackson got crossed up on. and neither touched the ball as it rolled tc left field. while Taylor and Robby counted.
 The Razorbacks got one of these back in their half of the third, when with two down, Zoellers. who has been hitting like fiend in the present series. slammed one against the rtop railing Of the fence for two bases and came home on Wano's im- naculate clout into right. Jackson struck out to bring the inning to a close.
 In the fourth the visitors got an other back and tied the count. Con- noly got his second hit of the game to open tho pot II was double He vent over to third on Schleibner' s infiCld out and walked home on Bar rett's Texas leaguer into center field Lapan struck out and Corrigan flied