The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
BARONS BEAT VOLS IN
 FINAL GAME 6-2, AND TAKE ANOTHER SERIES
Flip Neun Returns To Game, But Bruce Hartford Is Chased By The Umpires. WhitehiII In Form

The Barons won the series from Nashville at Redwood park Thurs day afternoon when they won the final game by a score of to 2. The locals did most of their scoring in the first inning, when they touched up Faeth for five hits that were Cashed in for five runs. After the first inning the game was d close contest. After his bad first-inning start Faeth settled down and al lowed but four scattered hits for the remaining seven innings of the game. \ double. sacrifice and an error counted for the only Baron run after lie first.
 Earl Whitehill pitched steady ball and kept his hits well scattered. In only one inning did he allow the Vol batters more than one hit and that was the second. when two hits came together, one single, the other a triple. and went for two runs.
 Neun Bnck-Hartford Goes.
 Flip Neun. flashy first baseman, was back in a Baron uniform after having been out of ,the last four games under a suspension imposed by Umpire Steamboat Johnson. How ever, the Baron machine was not allowed to function long with com plete lineup, for Bruce Hartford, smooth going and even tempered shortstop, was sent to the showers zy Umpire Jorda in the sixth.
 Hartford bunted a ball that hit at his feet. He did not even run on the ball Jorda called it fair ball and Milner was forced out at second ana Hartford called out at first. From the press box the ball seemed to have hit the plate. At the best 1t was only about three feet in front of the plate when Catcher Haley snatched 1t up
 IIu,- fnr M has never been guilty to any extent in umpire batting, was run out ot the game for protesting.
 The incident Thursday afternoon was only one of many that have oc- cured at Redwood during the last week CT two, and follows closely on the heels of local fans razzing and the pop bottle shower accorded Johnson when he made his rank de- cfsion that resulted in Nouns oust- ing.
 Neun played great game on his return and in addition to getting double and single out of three times at bat he stole third ana then jumped up and stole home. The play was close at third and Perritt, pos sibly thinking he had him and that the side was retired as two had al ready gone out, rolled the ball to- ward the pitchers pot. Neun was up in a flash and beat the ball home by d hair on a pretty slide.
 The Barons' five scores came in the first when Stump Clarke, Stuffy Stewart and Neun singled in success sion. Clarke scored on Nouns single. Stewart however, went out at third, Miehaels to Perritt, on Goebels roller to short Danny Clark flied out to Michaels It was at this june ture that Neun pulled his theft of third and home, on double steal Goebel trailing him. Milner singled scoring Goebel from third and Hart ford walked. Robertson then drove liner to the left field fence for three bags and Miner and Hartford scored. Whitehill flew out to Hawks.
 o O O
 Vols, Two Runs.
 The Vols scored their two runs in the third when Faeth singled, Mur- ray walked and Wade slashed out a threc- bagger that scored both run nsrs. Wade was caught at the plate on an attempted steal home and the next two men were infield outs.
 The Barons' last score came in the eighth when Neun doubled went to second on Goebels sacrifice and scored on Danny Clark's fly to Hawks when Haley failed to stop the outfielders pretty peg home.
 Stuffy Stewart pulled one of the prettiest double plays ever seen at Redwood when he snatched up Bernsen's hot grounder and tagged Eiffert who was running for Haley and going to second. He then threw quickly 10 first and got Bernsen.
 The Barous open a three game se- ries with Chattanooga at Redwood Friday. X double-header will be played saturday. Morrison will probably pitch Friday's game.