The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-21
BARONS AND PEBBLES SPLIT
 DOUBLE-HEADER, FEATURING LOOSE PLAY AND SLUGGING
McWhorter, Baron Recruit Pitcher, Is Sent To Showers In Third-TraveIers Make Eight Errors In First

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 20.-The Barons and Travellers split the final games of their five-game series here at Cramton Bowl Thursday afternoon, the Stewart men taking the first end of double header 13 to , and the Pebbles the second 13 to 2.
 Both games were featured by heavy hitting and ragged play, the Barons touching three Little Rock pitchers for 16 hits in the first game from which they collected 13 runs. Fiber fields men booted chances all over the lot errors being challSed against them in the nine innings.
 The second affair was called after the Baron's half of the seventh to allow both teams to catch trains. Eleven hits went for 13 runs for the Little Rock club, while Graham held the Barons' half of the seventh to two runs.
 The Barons scored in the first in- ming of the first game on a single by Neun, who stole second and scored on Robertson's single to left. Three mere were added in the third on free pass to Neun and singles by Roberstch, Miller and Miner. Errors by West and Bandrimer aided in the scoring. In the fourth the Barons scored another three on a pass to
 
 error by Bandrimer and a single by Miller Elberfeld sent Rich-Bourg to the showers and replaced him with Kennedy who struck the next two batters out, and prevented further scoring.
 The Stewards garnered two more in the sixth on single by Goebel, single by Brady, who had been sent in as relief to McWhorter. In the ninth the Barons counted twice on a pass to Robertson and a triple by Milner. who scored on Goebers hit to the infield
 The Pebbles scored in the second on a pass to Philbin, who was sacri- feed by Tucker. and a single by Will Hams. Four hits, coupled with two errors, netted three more runs in the third, and the final score came in the fourth on a single by Kennedy and a triple by zoeller.
 Hartford started the second game for the Barons and walked four out of the first five Travellers to face him. Hurt. second man up, being safe on Neun's error. Philbin was safe on a fielder's choice, Storey and Ban drimer scoring. Tucker struck out, but Williams lifted a single to deep center that cleaned the bases. Bates relieved Hartford after the latter ndQ cost the baTOnS TOUT runs. no Travellers scored three in the fourth on three singles and an error and swatted four more in the fifth in a double by Philbin after West was safe on an error, "a single by Will Hams and four-base clout by Storey. I've more Travellers crossed the pan in their end of the sixth on two singles and a double.
 The Barons' two runs came, in. stns first and fifth innings. A single. by Brausen, double by Stewart and sim gle by Neun chalked up the first marker and the final one came after Goebel had doubled to center and scored when Hurt let a hot one from Daniels bat get through him.
 The Barons and Travellers each executed double plays in the first game and the Barons another in the second.
 Each club hit the ball hard and the ragged play mounted the scores. The games today concluded the fivegame series here.