The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
By OSCAR MI. DUGGER. Jn

By OSCAB M. DEGGE GER, JIf.
 Moley's men jumped off for a two run lead in the initial frame of yes terday,s affair, but the Travellers hit Bill statham's offering at will all through the miserable encounter. and with the assistance of Baronial er- TOTS took the big end 9 to 5. The Barons dropped to the fourth rung on the league ladder.
 Kane started the first inning score fest for the locals with a hot one through second, but was clipped off at the keystone bag on Harper's s grounder to short Harry was safe On the fielder's choice. and eopped second. Clarke walked and he and the right gardener trotted down for easy bases on a passed ball. Har- per scored on wild throw by Gven- gros. Clarke going to third, and scored on J Neuns sacrifice fly to wano. There were four stolen bases in this one. inning.
 The Razor-backs came back in tho second with run. sehliebner hit down the left field bleachers for two bases and took thirp on Statham's S wild throw. He brought the first of d series Of runs across the pan on Lapan's leaguer to center.
 Game Is PepIess
 The Baronial staff played ball for the most part with about as. much pep as a patient walks to the dent ist's chair for punishment.
 Burkett scored in the second after striking out and taking first on a bad throw by Lapan. Robertson sent him to second with single through first; Statham's fly-out to Wano carried the embryo shertstop to third and he scored on kane's second hit of the afternoon. He got four out of five in nine frames, by the way.
 Blooie. Blooie. and they went up. Bill Statham wouldn't have the lead though. and in the third stanza, heaved the agate down into the left field bleaehers. opening the gate Tor both Cvengroes and ZoeHers to come home Cvengros was wild as buck. but he started this three-run rally with a single to Doc" zoellers came up for lucky base on Kane's bobble and Wano was safe on a fielders choice. and it was here that Statham threw the ball into the air above Tom Tayior's head, letting both runners score. Wano took third on Jaeksons s sacrifice, and scored on Connolly's hot one through Burkett. And 50, three runs were dished out to the visi- tors giving them lead which could not be overcome.
 Cvengros grew wilder and wilder as the fray progressed, and when the Barons threatened Tn the last half of the third. the fighting hurler heard inc still small voice calling him to the showers and Clary went in as relief man. holding the locals to three hits thereafter.
 The suspense was terrific in the fourth when after the Razorhacksihad choked the bases through timely club work or Lapan and Zoelers and when Wano was hit by Statham, tbig boy Jackson whiffed the breeaes with two down. Robertson and Kane both in- creased their number of hits for the day in the last part of the inning but a marker was not Forthcoming.
 Barretts Hit Produces Sehliebner made good his free trir to first in the fifth. scoring on Bar rett's swat to deep center field fence for the extra base. Things stayed peaceful then for full inning when in the sixth Doe Silva drove a beauty over Barrett's head at third for couple of sacks. Burket man. aged to, find sacrifice in his will low advAnclng the outer gardner to sons and six daughters