The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

shoulder. His arm hit the ground and was twisted so that he was unable to use it. He was replaced by Brennef in the second game and is likely to be ont of the game for several days, or maybe longer. Rogers was sent to the mound for Memphis and he walked Robertson deliberately and struck out Olsen to end the inning.
 Chicks Rally
 In the ninth the locals copped the encounter. The Chicks started what appeafed to De a, rally in their. half when Morrison singled with one down but Rhode pulled beautiful play when he went back of second to take Glea- sons fly and double Morrison off first. Olsen took the throw. F
 For the Barons, Petey Brausen doubled to center and was advanced with a pretty sacrifice by Stewart. Rogers walked Rhode pur2Osely to get to Ganzel and his strategy worked for Ganzel hit to Lamottee and Brausen was thrown out at the plate. Camp, however, came up and hit single to center scoring Rhode from second. The runner would have been out, however, had the throw been perfect at the plate.
 Barons Open Second Strong
 In the second game the Barons opened with a vengeance and 1t looked like . two-ply victory for the Smith hirelings Petey Brausen opened the game with single and Stewart walked. Rhode flied out to Tommy Taylor, who was shifted to center field in the second game, and Ganzel was thrown out al first by Lamotte. .Camp hit q short drive into left field and both Brausen and Stewart scored. Jeanes ended the inning by flying out to Carlyle. The first-inning flush, however, proved to be Hivver, for after the first there was no more. The BaronA went to the plate and returned to the dugout in orderly procession. Only on one occasion was the file broken and that was when Texas Jeanes drew 6 pass in the fourth. Of the 10 players who faced Mitchell in the last six innings of the game, two were famed, six were thrown out at first from sec ond, short or third, three went out by grounders to first base and the remain ing seven flied out to the outfielders, four going to right. Mitchelfs fast ball was too much for the Stewards. CHACAS 6CUE0
 The Chicks counted one tally in the second inning when Anderson singled, stole second and scored on Mitchell's | single. Three visitors crossed the plate in the fourth. Kohlbecker singled, Anderson singled and Lamotte doubled, scoring Kohlbecker. Anderson scored when Good interfered with Cancels throw to the plate and let it get away from him. Mitchell walked and Gleason laid down q pretty bunt. Good should have played the ball home for Lamotte, but he threw to first to get Gleason. The next two men went out in order,
 lin the fifth the Chicks garnered a counter on Carlyle's single, Anderson's getting hit by Q pitched ball and La. motte's single. In the sixth the final score was made when Gleason singled to center and Wade sacrificed him to second. Taylor singled to center, but Jeanes, by a beautiful throw to the plate, caught Gleason by big margin, Barbare walked and Carlyle singled, scoring Taylor. KOhlbecker ended the inning by flying out.
 Rain Halts Game
 The first game was held up for about 20 minutes in the third inning due tO rain.
 Hartford led the Barons at bat in the first game with three singles out of four tries. Camp got a home run and single and Jeanes double and single, respectively, out of four tries.