The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-13
STEWARTS WIN FROM
 VOLS, SCORE 5 TO 4
Triple Play By BarOns Sensation Of Game
 Thursday

The Barons won a game Thursday by using the willow when it was needed and good fielding. The score was 5 to 4. It was through no great ability from the pitchers box that the Stew arts were able to win, for Sep Good was lucky to get by with a victory. He walked men at the wrong time and others hit in the pinch. Three doubles in succession in the third and a pair more interspersed among the other hits of the Volunteers during the game did not help matters much from a local standpoint.
 It was only through break in the game, or more specifically, poor base running by Bob Fisher, that saved tha game in the ninth. Two men were OH, Paskert at third and Fisher on first, with two men down. The double steal was put on and Fisher raced to sec ond. However, his calculations went wrong for Spencer threw the ball, post haste, to the keystone, where Hartford snagged it and touched out the runner easily.
 Camps Double Ties
 It was Camps double to the top of the right field wall which pulled the game out of the fire for the locals Thursday. Rhode and Jeanes were on base with two men down when the Baron right fielder cracked out his two- bagger. It marked the demise of Mir. Lindstrom and Gus Ketchum took the mound for Nashville.
 Good went a long way toward win ming his own game with the stick, even if he did not contribute to the cause brilliantly from the mound. Spencer's double, followed by Goods single, Stew arts walk and Brausens high bounder scored the run in the eighth necessary to win the game.
 Pitcher Clarke Obtained
 Proxy w. D. Smith announced Thurs day night that Rufus R. Clarke, right hand pitcher, had been obtained from Detroit and would report Friday. Man ager Stewart added tn t the newly ac- quired twirler would be sent on the mound for work in the game Saturday against the Vols, provided he is in shape, and the Detroit officials state he is ready for action.
 < Clarke was obtained by Detroit from Augusta, of the South Atlantic league, during the latter part of last season and worked in five games during 1923 He was credited with winning one and losing one. He has been pitching relief ball with the Tigers this year and has finished up quite a number of games. In the Sally loop last season Clarke worked in 37 games, won IT and lost 10. He struck out 101 men and walk ed 91. It is likely that Elmer Gray will be given his release to make room for Clarke, in which case he will like ly go back to Decatur of the Three-Eye loop, where he T1ade a good record last year.
 Change Batting Order
 Manager Stewart shook up his bat ting orde2 somewhat Thursday and insteadSof Brausen he has taken the leadsoff position with Pete batting sec >>E& Tex Jeanes has been shifted to cleanup position and Babe Ganzel, who is in a bad batting slump, has been showed down to sixth place.
 The feature of the days play was the triple play pulled by the Barons in the sixth inning. Wagner had singled and Mackey had sent a hot grounder down the right field foul line, sending Wagner to third. LindstrOm then hit a grounder to Hartford, he threw to second and forced Mackey, while Stew art whipped the ball to first and caught Lindstrom. Just after the play at sec