The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-13
GOEBEL-BANDR HIT HOMERS WITHBASES
 FULL AS TEAMS SPLIT
Pebbles Cop First Game, 6-1 While Barons Get Second, 10 To 2

There were two bad eggs in two barrels of goose eggs at tackwood Tuesday, ancl two baseball sanes were spoiled for two pitchers. Btr- mingham and Li4tle Rock divided double header. tn. Travellers coppins the first. to l. and the Barons the second, 10 10 .
 In the first game, Phil Morrison had one bad lnniug among the good ones. and the entire game was spoiled for him. In sle second affair. Rube Robinson also yiad a tough time in one frame. and aiIat inning proved his downfall.
 Those home run hitters ran wild at EIck wood Tuesday. And thelr over sized elouts usually came With the bases full. Tn the first game, Ban 4rincy Virtually Won for the TraN- eiers n hen He smao ted the ball to deep left field in the second inning, With She bases lull. In the second game Ed Gol3sl slashed drive to deep centerfield with the bases chokcd and :5a.ping for breath, and his Wallup also went for home run. Smith, Traveller catcher also got home run i'll the first game, but no one Nas on base.
 Aside from the unusual viciousness af the attack of the two teanis-the Travellers i'll the first and the BaTons in the second--there Was nothing out of tile yay at tticllwood Tuesday. The rra1e elers behaved themselves very
 
 comparative quiet and peacetulness.
 FIRST GAME
 The first fsdme was all to the TraV- elers' credit. Graham that tall young Pebble lturler. was in Wonderful shape. and tile BaHons could do lit tie jess than uothIns with his deliv- cry He allowed only five scattered hits. and in only one inning did he allow the Earons to come within scoring distance. That was In the eighth. when they put across thelr lone tally
 The game was practically decided in the second inning. Catcher Smth led off for the Travellers with drive to right that hit the fence on the bounce and hopped back over the small railing along the foul lines. Ground rules at Redwood give such drives home run, and Smith can tered across with the first run of the game. CLanton followed with a single to center. and Philbin wake Graham forced Clauton at third. but Zoellers singled, filling the bases. McMillan forced Philbin at the plate. Stump Clarke to Robertson, but Bandrimer cracked a drive over Mil lers head in left field for four bags, and four runs came across the plate. Graff flied out.
 Barons Score On Run.
 Phil Morrison was in excellent form throughout the remainder of the game, the Travellers scoring once in the ninth inning. In the eighth the Barons. who had been unable to touch Graham with any degree of effectiveness. got one run out of their systems. Morrison was walked to start the frame, but Stump Clarke struck oIt, Stewart got an infielI Lit to Bandrimer, and Neun doubled to right, scoring Morrison. Stewardt thrown out at the plate. while Goebel grounded out for the final out.
 The Travellers put across their final run in the ninth. With two out, Zoellers tripled to center, and scored OF q wild pitch. Gislasson struck out.
 Travellers in the first, with three hts, including a triple, while Band Timer got two hits, including his home run.
 SECOND GAME
 The Barons won the second game in the second inning, very much as the Travellers won the first. Goepel led off with d two-bagger to left, and Miller sent him home with a Hartford singled, sending Miller to third Rube Robinson walked Nann to get to Whitehill, but Whitey crossed them up with hot single to center. SCollIlS 4hll4tIs anu iiai ford. Stewart sacrificed, while Stump Clarke singled to right, scoring Vann. Stuffy Stewart grounded out, but Neun vas hit by pitched ball. again filling the bases. Ed Goebel then smashed a terrific home run drive to the little fence in deep cen terfield, and the bas es empticd, runs coming across like water out of a Aj out Ii was Goebels second time at bat for the inning, and his second extra base hit. Miller flied out on lis second attempt.
 The Barons got another run in the third. Hartford was safe at secone on McMillans error, was sacrificed to third by Vann, and scored or Whitehlls triple to the right felf fence. stewart forced Whitey at the plate ahd Stump Clarke grounded out
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 Travellers Two Runs.
 The Travellers got their two in th' fourth With one out, McMillan dou bled to center, Bandrimer walked and Graf singled, scoring McMillar