The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-06
Rx HENRY VANCE

By HENRY VANCE
 If Fridays affair was baseball, Saul was B peasant.
 But the Barons captured the tray esty on the national pastime by count of II to 10, so 1t matters not how much tho grand old game was buriesqued in tho nine long, afaWh- out innings, Base hits were as pleh- tiful as bricks at an Irish lawn fete' and eutaelders chased around over the greensward until their tongues became freckled. Moley used two pitchers and the Vol boss did the same thing, but no matter the de- livery. the base hits continued to fly,
 Appreximatlas the casualty list, and attempting to speak. In roahu numbers only, the Nashville Vols ana Meiey's Barons piled up 2s safe hts fer 43 bases and p tallies, while the opposing pitchers gave up l3 bases en balls and hit three unprotected batSmen. Almost everything hap peaod in the Friday affair that could happen, and Phil Morrison, with seven-ran lead in tho ninth. weak ened yo such extent that Moley had to drag his mangled form from the box and replace him with fresher tai ent, in order to win the game
 Home Run Clouts
 witA this excessive willow wfeld- inv going on, of course there were four-ply clouts to add to the merri- ment, Terrible Tommy Taylor htt- ed one over the fence just to amuse himself in the first Inning with two on. Johnny Neun also cleared the walls In right with homer. and baa of n nth. Every Baron in the lineup rot ar least one hit. with the exeep- ton of Gland Robertson, and Robby walked twice and was hit by pitched ball once in his five trips to the platter. Stuffy Stewart beaned and embalmed the jinx for all tmo in the Friday struggle, breaking his hitting slump and rapping out three singles and double out of five trips to the plate- Johnny Neun got q single. a triple and homer out of four times up. Stump Clarke garnered two singles ont of four times up, Taylor got a homer and three singles ont of five attempts, while Harper, Silva and Morrison contented themselves with one each
 Fuhry Lends Vols
 Fuhry, shortsmith for the Vols, led the attack on big Phil. getting four safeties out of live times up. while Spoke Emery was next with a triple, single and two bases on balls out of six times to the plate
 Big Phil incidentally won his sew enth straight game since the league opened. even though Moley was forced to shelVe him and send in an other man to forestall the inevitable Vol uprising in the ninth The Ba- ronlai Big Bertha has started seven ball games for the locals since the season opened and has won exactly seven. He boasts pitching percentage of 1000. and is now recog nszed as the ace of the league, top ping Red Lucas mark by one game.
 BARONS START EARLY
 After Phil had started like he might be right in the first half of the first. the Barons started an ear ly bomhardment, and showed a three run lead across for Sir Philip, Stewart opened the first with a single tp left and Neun forced him at second, going safe on felder's cnoiceA Clarke singled to center. With . man on first and second. Tommy Taylor. who Is leading the Baron hitters. who bats in the clean up place and most always delivers. came up. and with a nonchalance that passeth all understanding he leaned against one and drove it over the right field walls
 With Phil b1anking the enemy in the first of the second Moley's men added another trio in their half of the second. With one down in the second Robertson walked and stole second Phil popped up to second. but Stewards screaming double. Nouns ripping triple to left and Ervsh will n the Moleys to score three moro.
 Phil Going Easy
 Phil was sitting on top of the world with a six run lead and blae ked the enemy again in the thifd- The last half of the third was the most agonizing inning of the whole affair All hands bat ted around and Tommy Taylor got two chances to try his batting prowess in this inning. Terribly Tom my started the frame with a single to left. Harper hit one to the infield. going safe on a fiSder's choice and Tuhry dropped the ball at second for m error. Silva singled and Taylor scored Lefty Warmoth, who had been hammered around like a punching bag. retired at this june ture and Sewel1 took the pitching burden. Singles by Burkett and Clarke, Robertson getting hit by pitched ball and a base on balls to Clarke xetted the Barons four more rallies and ran their grand total to H.
 Vols Wake Up
 With eleven scores as lead. Phil naturally eased up a bit after that. and in the fourth the Vols nicked htm for a tally. We're led off with m fnfield hit. advanced to second on Knaupp's infeld out and came home on Fuhry's vicious smash to right
 This one. lone tally seemed to throw a scare in to those of Moley- hn persuasion. They couldn't put 8ne over in the fourth and for the Arst inning of the game went hit