The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-31
'BARONS BEATEN IN BOTH GAMES Mccall Twirls Steady
 Ball In First While
 Pebs Slug In End

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 3O.- Especial. )-"Sep" Good, the left handed division of the Birmingham pitching staff, who had had the Little Rock travellers standing on their heads all season suddenly lost his control over Kid Elberfield's frazzled out ball club here this afternoon and Sep" was in there when the Travellers took a double header from the Barons as a starter for the series. The scores were 6 to 1 and to 6.
 "Sep" Good was the victim of punched hitting in the first game and finally gave up the task, turning it over to Red" Bates. In the second game after young Phil Sawyer had been bombarded and Rufus Clark had failed to stem the tide Good was rushed in as second relief pitcher. The bases were full with a couple out and Babe Herman up. It was because the Babe" was the hitter that Good was sent in, the idea being for the south paw pitcher to$dispose of the left-hand- ed batter. But Babe didn't fall for the idea at all and instead of flaming or popping out he socked one on the nose for a hOmerun-a homerun with the bases full. That hit of Herman's off Good won the second game for Little Rock. 1t came toward the close of big rally in the sixth inning in which the Tray elers score seven runs. After Herman had cleaned the bases, Good filled them up again and then walked in a run which put the Travellers out in front by three runs.
 Stewart Scouting
 Manager "Stuffy" Stewart was not with the Barons when they came over here and they missed him. 'Stuffy" went scouting today to look for some young hopefuls for next season. Herb Brenner took the managers place at second and Pop" Robertson did the managing stunts.
 Newton Gives In
 Newton got by the first two innings of the second game nicely but his sup port caved on him in the third and gave the Barons three runs. One hit along with a base on balls, a double steal and a sacrifice fly accounted for the runs.
 Three singles in succession by Her man, Lory and Philbin scored a run for Little Rock in the fourth. Dou- bles by Acton and Herman produced a run in the fifth.
 The Barons stepped far out in front again by scoring three runs in their half of the sixth. Singles by Hart ford, Ganzel, Robertson and Brausen and stolen bases by Ganzel and Robert son produced the scores.
 Fireworks
 Then came the fireworks. Philbin started the Little Rock half of the sixth with a triple to center and Mi chaels followed with the same sort of a hit to the same place. Morrison also drove the ball to deep center but Jeanes made a neat catch. Of course Michaels scored. "Scrappy" Moore went to bat for Greene and got base on balls. McBee went on to run for the crippled "Scrappy" and Clarke relieved Saw yer. Acton forced Melee for the sec Ond out. Carlin singled and Clarke was oEdered to put Guyon on. That filled the bases and set the stage for Good and Herman to fight it out. Good got two strikes on the Babe" and the Babe" had watched two bad ones go by when he saw another good one com ing up and tied into it. The result was a low hard drive over Brenner's head and then on into right center. The ball rolled to the fence and the Babe came in standing up.
 Jeanes started the seventh with a hit but was forced by Rhode. Camp lifted to Morrison and Hartford ground ed out to Herman. Another double header is scheduled for tomorrow.