The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25

plate and walked six men Tn the flve innings he pitched. He c:me out of one or two bad holes, but in the sixth he was jerked. He filled the bases several times by walking or hitting men. Red Btates sl cceedcd Sawyer and only made matters much worse. He finished the sixth inning and Sep Good went in to finish the game. Good was in a desperate hole in tie ninth but pulled out with the aid of Jeanes.
 Bears Pitchers Hit
 Acosta and Wiltsey were touched up rather frequnetly by the Barons iA the initial fracas but Bill Ellis turned the Stewards back in the second game. Good attempted the iron man" stunt and started the second game but did not last. Roy Walker took up the work in the sixth inning.
 The Barons hopped off to an carly lead in the opening game when Stew art, Jeanes and Rhode singled in suc- cession to count two tallies. One more was added in the third when Jeanes singled and took second on Cueto's er- TOT in handling Rhodes grounder, ad- vanced to third on Camps fly to Rhino Williams and stole home when he and Rhode worked th& double theft suc- cessfully.
 Bears Cont Two
 The Bears counted twice in the fourth. Kelly and Chaplin were walked in succession to start the inning Acosta fouled out to Robertson, but Denny Williams and Cueto singled and Rhode erred on throw to first by Stewart. Thus were accounted for two tallies.
 The Barons scored three in the fourth when Ganzel doubled to right, Robert son went out, but Sawyer singled and Brausen followed in kind. Stewart was safe, but forced Brausen at second and Jeanes doubled to the National league scoreboard. Ganzel, Sawyer and Stew art scored, during the frame.
 Bears Cut Lead Down
 The Bears cut the lead down in the fifth with two more scores. Hargrave tripled to left, Huhn double,,, but the next two men were out a: first. Chap lin scored Huhn with single to cen ter.
 The visitors tied the score in the sixth with two more countel.. D. Will Hams singled, Cueto walked and Mir. Sawyer was sent to the showers. Bates went in and Mulvey and Hargrave singled in succession. Williams and CuetO scored.
 The Barons took the lead i1 the sev- enth when Jeanes drove out his home run. The Bears tied it again in the eighth. D. Williams singled and vent to second on a wild pitch by Good Cueto singled and Mulvey hit line drive to Brausen, but the third base man threw low in attempt to double Cueto off first. Hargrave forced Cueto at second, but D. Williams scored on the play. Hargrave was out attempt ing to steal.
 BarOns Win
 The Barons took the lead aga:l ;n the eighth when Ganzel tripled and Brausen scored him with a single.
 The Bears threatened in the ninth. Good hit Huhn, first up, and Camp dropped Marriott's fly to right. Boone was out at first, but Stokes, batting for Chaplin, walked, filling the bases Ellis went in to bat for Wiltsey and fCrled out to Robertson. Good got three balls and two strikes on Denny Williams and he hit a long drive i.l o right center. Jeanes made h.. run anl pretty catch of the ball to end tn; game.
 Contest One.Sided
 The second was One-sided Om the start. Three runs were scored i'll the third when Stokes hit Il home run with no one on base, and Ellis lived on Stewards error, and D. Williams doubled and CuetO singled. Ellis and D. Williams scored.
 Another was scored on Stokes walk and singles by Ellis and D Williams in the fourth. Rhino Williams hit a home run over the right :iel fence in the fifth. Huhn singled, Marriott walked and Stokes doubled, scoring Huhn and Marriott. The Bears count ed two in the seventh on R. Williams walk and singles by 4a"grave and Stokes.
 The Barons counted one in the forth when Jeanes tripled nd s pred on Camps single.
 Lundgren will face the Bears Fri day with Long or Boone working fo the Bears.