The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-21
BARON HURLERS WILD AND BEARS WIN FINAL
Jeanes' And Camps Circuit Drives Wasted As
 Huhns' Take Series

MOBILE, July 20.-Hargrave's steal of home in the sixth inning, ,and the weak pitching of three Birmingham hurlers, Clark, Jones and Good, helped win the Mobile Bears ball game Sunday after noon by a score of 6 to 5. The winning run was forced home. The victory gave the local club the series from the Barons.
 Ellis was hit hard by the visiting team and when Manager Emil Huhn saw him weakening in the seventh he put in Tommy Long, who stopped the Magic City clubs hitting, allowing them one hit. The Bears staged another fast fielding game that helped materially in the victory.
 Clarke started the game for the Bar ons, and was taken out in the third in- ming after he had filled the bases by walking two batters in succession and then hitting a man. NJones relieved Clarke with the bases full and HuhR hit him for a single to score two runsi Jones went to pieces in the sixth inning, when he allowed three hits and walked man, Good being called to the mound as relief man for the second time in two days.
 Good had nothing when he came into the box and walked two batters in row, forcing in the run that won the game for the Bears.
 Mobile started scoring off Clarke in the first inning. Williams drew a free pass and Cueto's single to right sent him to third. Mulvey sent out long sacrifice fly to Jeanes on which D. Will Hams scored.
 Birmingham tied the count in the sec- md fhnAA rkr ,svl.A usv aGe Hartford singled to left with two out. Ganzel followed by dropping a single in right on which Hartford reached third. Pop" Robertson scored Hart ford with single to center.
 The Bears caught Clark weakening in the third and with pinch single by Manager Huhn off Jones, went into the lead by one run. Cueto and Mulvey drew Annie Oakley's" in succession and then Hargrave was pasted on the arm with slant from Clark and the sacks were filled. The young brother of Simp Clark was sent to the bench and Kenneth Jones called to the pitch ing slab. Huhn, the first batter to face him, stung himNfor a single to center on which Cueto and Mulvey easily scored and Hargrave took sec ond. Marriott beat out hit near the pitchers box and the sacks were filled again. Kelly hit into double play and Chaplin closing the inning by rolling out to Rhode.
 Birmingham came back at the Bears in the fifth inning and took the lead away from them by some hard hitting. Robertson sent out his second hit of the day, single to left. Jones popped to Cueto but Brausen singled to left and sent Robertson to second. Stewart flied to D. Williams. Jeanes then hit the first ball offered him out of the dia- mond, over the right field fence for home run, Bobby and Brausen crossing the plate ahead of him.
 , The second home run by the Barons, secured by Howard Camp, who was al- ways a heavy hitter on this diamond, put Birmingham two runs in the lead in the sixth.
 The Barons had their troubles in Mo- bile's sixth, when Mobile made enough runs to wir the contest through poor pitching, so-Ae fast base running and a wild heave to the plate. Cueto open ed the inning with a single to left, but was forced when Mulvey grounded to Rhode. Hargrave singled to right and sent Mulvey to third, who scored when Huhn sent out a sacrifice fly to Gan gel. Marriott went safe when he beat Rhode to first for hit, Hargrave stop ping at third. Hargrave and Marriott worked the double steal and the former scored, when Hartford heaved wild to the plate. Marriott took third, this play tying the score. When Jones walk ed Kelly, he was taken out of the box and Good called in, Good could not throw the ball anywhere near the plate and walked Chaplin, causing the basses to be filled again. He had Ellis three and two and then threw the fourth one wide, Marriott being forced home. This was all the scoring for the two teams, double plays by the Barons in the sev- enth and eighth stopping threatened rallies by the Mobile club.
 Dumbness on the part of Spencer in the ninth, who took up the catching du- ties in the seventh when Long, a left handler, went in to pitch, cost the Bir- mingham team a chance, perhaps to even the score. The relief catcher, first