The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-29
.ARONS OUTFIT TRAVELLERS VD TAKE DOUBLE HEADER
 Y SCORE OF6TO } AND , TO 2
aNart Clans Wins First anne After It Had Been
 ed And Comes From Be- nd In Second
my STAFF CORRESPONDENT

l. C l.)-Though all Little Rock Satur- night could not decide whether 1t Nu, due to the extraordinary slump . Ee Travellers or the breath-ta >..art of the Barons, Stuffy Stew g. bloodseeking, road-traveling .u fit captured a double-header this ;, arnoon. something absolutely un- l. cedented during the 1923 season. A9 Barons copped the first game of tha twin bill today, and incidentally .nh first of the series, by the score
 to 3. The second was won by the
 mt of to 2.
 Stewart's men have now played Il : mes on the road and have won 'tght of the II. Today's double ader opened a three days stay in
 tie Rock in which three double o. aders will be played.
 The first game today started like { pitchers battle, progressed as
 ugging match and wound up as ,aeisive victory for the Barons. For laree innings both Roy Moore, who .,arted for the Barons, and Gould, rst Traveller hurler to be used, pitched air-tight ball. Then Gould \. eakened in the fourth, gave up three ..uns and was relieved by Mccall and then in the Kids half frame Roy Moore weakened, walked three men, ellowed another to hit and in all al- lowed the opposition to tie the score. out went Roy and in went Whitehill o finish the game and hold the TraV- lers scoreless Beginning with the fifth, Stewards men added score at a time until they had run their total up to by the ninth inning.
 Earons Go Wild.
 The Barons were the first to run wild in the opener and chase the op- posing hurler from the mound. In the fourth inning three runs were scored off Gould and marked his exodus from the gabe. Stewart was walked Miller beat out an infield tap and Robertson was hit by a pitched ball, filling the bases. Clarke forced Stew art at the plate, but Goebel slngled sharply to center, scoring Miller Bobby stopped at third and Clarke didn't stop at second, so the two were caught lat-footed at the one base. A lengthy chase resulted, in which Rob ertson was caught at the plate and Clarke was safe at third. Neun walked and the bases were again filled Hartford drove a solid smash to center for one base and Clarke and Goebel scored. Moore grounded out to end the rally.
 q in their half and chased Moore from the game zoellers and Bandrimer walked. LebourNeau grounded out and Neiderkorn walked, filling the bases When Philbin singled to cen ter, scoring Zoellers and Bandrimer. Moore was taken out and Whitehlli sent in for the Barons. BourS ground ad out but Mayer singled when his bounder took a bad hop past Hartford and Neiderkorn scored. Mccall grounded out to end the rally.
 Bnrons Score One More.
 In the fifth, the Barons took the lead with another run. Brausen led off with a long triple to right but when Stewarts bounder to third took 3 bad hop IL struck Brausen and the little fellow was declared out. Stew art was safe at first on the play Stuffy stole second, and went to third after Miller's fly to center had been caught. Robertson singled and Stew art scored. Clarke also singled but Goebel ended the frame by striking out the other Baron runs came in the seventh and eighth innings. In the seventh, Brausen led off with single and went to second on Stewards in- field out. After milled field out, Rob- ertson singled to right and Brausen scored. Clarke grounded out. In the eighth Goebel was hit by a pitched 
 field out and Hartford's s single to cen- ter scored him with the sixth and final Baron run of the game.
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 Second Game.
 The second game began exactly like the first, except that the Barons came from behind and tied the score, and then won out in the later innings. King Brady started for the Barons, and would have finished the game but for the fact that Manager Stewart re- moved him in the seventh for a pinch hitter. That proved wise move, for the BaronS scored three runs in that final frame, and broke a 2-2 tie. The Travellers scored first putting a cross couple Of runs ir~the third third Inning. Bourg led with bounder over Brausen's head that went for two. bases. Mayer grounded out, but Graham singled to right, scoring Bourg. Zoellers sent three -bagg.er over, Gebel's head and Graham scored.
 Hartford shared McMillans 8 drive and caught Zoellers off third base for double play. The Barons tied the score in the fifth. Clarke led off with tWo-baSger to right, and Goebel followed with a single, Stump going to third. Neun fouled out, but Clarke scored on Hartford's infield out. Brady singled to left scoring Goebel, and Brausen struck out. IT was Tn the seventh that the Ba1oI IS won the game. Neun tripled to left, Hartford grounded out and Robert son, batting for Brady. was walked. Neun scored on Brausens sacrifice fly to left Robby going to second. Stewart singled to left. and 1-obert- son scored. Bourg dropped Bandrim- CTS throw to toss Moore out and Stewart went to second. Nann singled game. Clarke grounGc Gout.
 In the first game, Stump Clarke went way back against the left field scorehoard to rob Mayer, when he caught the Goose's long drive, but the Tray lers got 1t back, when Lebour- veau went many many yards farther back than a motorcycle would have been supposed to, and snagged Roy Moore's terrific drive in the sixth inning of the second game.
 The two teams are idle Sunday. but resume hostilities with a double header MnndaN.