The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-04
ANOTHER TWIN BILL
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Kenneth Jones Appears Mysteriously And
 Pitches In Second Game For Barons

The Barons were one up and one to play on the Travellers Tuesday after noon when showers intervened. The Stewards had copped the first en- counter, z to 3, and seemed fairly headed for a duplication of the feat in the second game when a short but em- phatic rain came down and quieted hostilities. The locals had counted twice and hal man on first and third with two down as the downfall flooded the lot in the fourth.
 A new pitcher started the .second game, Kenneth Jones, by name. He, like other players obtained by the Birmingham Baseball association, ap- parently appeared overnight and, if one would believe it, unknown to the local management. At any rate there seemed to be big chunk of ignorance hanging over the local baseball head quarters as to the movements of Mir. Jones and his reporting seemed to be a big surprise to them. One would be led to believe that players spring up like toad-stools and don Baron uni forms.
 Mysterious Arrival
 At any rate this mysterious new comer was on the mound for the BarOns in the second game. He turned the heavy hitting Travellers back with q lone single in the four innings played. Richbourg collected that one. The new conner halls from Detroit, where he worked as relief pitcher. He is q tall, Ianky hurIer who pitches q de- liberate brand of ball, has speedy fast ball and good curve. His control ap- peared to be up to par in addition.
 Arthur Olsen worked in the first game and pitched brilliantly. The six hits obtained off him by the Elberfelds were well scattered. A home run by Guyon in the fifth inning slightly mar red his performance.
 Double Header Wednesday
 As the result of the showers in the second game Tuesday the BarOns will play another double-header with the Travellers Wednesday, The first game starts at 2:15 O'clock. The choice of Stewart will likely be by Sep Good and Red BatesA while Jones may get to work some in the second game. Rube Robinson and Jimmie Mccall will prob ably pitch for the Little Rock club.
 The Travellers took advantage of strategy in the second game, which might appear bit unfair to the biased fan and to the man of action as de- liberate attempt to dodge the issue. The Stewards in the last of the fourth had started what looked like winning on- slaught with Jeanes double to center Hartford hit to RichbOurg and beat the throw to first, but the Traveller pitcher threw over Hcrmans head into the bIeachers and Hartford went to sec Ond, Jeanes scoring. All the while the sky was clouding darkly and tokens of coming showers were promiscuous. Robertson came to bat and singled to center, sending Hartford to third. Then the Travellers pulled big stall and Richbourg and the entire crew killed time until the umpire was forced more than once to make them play. How ever, Brennan appeared too lenient for Richbourg's intentions were too evident when he continued throwing the ball Co first base despite the fact that Pop Robertson was standing flatly on the bag to keep him from doing it. His attempts to walk all the players were frustrated. by Brausen's deliberate striking out while Stewart was swing &ng at everything pitched but had struck just twice when the deluge came.
 The Big Seventh
 The Barons enjoyed one big inning in the first encounter and walked off with the contest. The count was tied up, one-one when the Stewards came to bat in the seventh and battered Roberts hard Previous to the sixth the game was fast and pretty pitch CTS duel between the Traveller twirler and Olsen. Roberts had given up but five hits.
 However, in the seventh the BarOns batted around. Jeanes was thrown out at first to start the frame. Hart ford singled to right and Spencer singled. Olsen hit one through Michaels and Pete Brausen cleaned the bases with a drive to left field which Barber could not capture until the minute Baron had made three-quar- ter circuit. Stewart singled and scored Brausen, then stole second. Rhode doubled to right, scoring Stewart. Gan gel singled to right scoring Rhode but Camp ended the inning by hitting into a double play, Camp going out at first and Ganzel at third when he tried to make two bags.
 GuyOn Hits Homer
 The Travellers scored one of their three tallies on GuyOns home run and 1he other two in the eighth. Guyon walked and Barber tripled, scoring him. Harman hit line drive to Olsen and when he threw to third to get Barber before he regained the base the Hall hit the runner in the back and vent into left field, Barber scored. Smith singled and Philbin doubled to right but Smith was out at the plate on the play when Camp threw to Stewart who in turn shot the ball home