The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-06
CHICKS OPEN STAY
 AT RICKWOOD TODAY
Stewart Gets Chased Frofn Game By In-
 dignant Ump

Kenneth Jones and Nick Carter were baptized with showers of Little Rock hits and both newcomers quali- fled as full fledged Baron pitchers by their performance Thursday. The Travellers won, 12 and 4. Jones, who pitched four innings of an unfinished game Tuesday, lasted but little over one inning Thursday. tarter's ad- vent caused no Interruption in the Little Rock batting spree.
 Cash pitched a nice game for the Travellers and though hit rather freely he kept his hits scattered Thurs days victory for Little Rock closed out the series here. The Memphis Chickasaws open two-game series at Redwood Friday. Jones will again get the call for the opening encounter
 The game was rather loosely play ed contest with both teams somewhat cratic. The Travellers donated pair of runs in the third and two or three Little Rock counters were tallied on misplays.
 Stewart Gets Gate
 Manager Stuffy Stewart was busted from the game by Umpire 'Pinkie" Campbell who became indignant over Stewards protestation of strike called on him. The ball, to all appearances, was considerable lower than those or dinarily called strikes and Stuffy kicked strongly. On the next one which was wide, Stuffy suggested it was a strike and the ump suggested rest. The fans bOoed him throughout the remainder of the game and it ap- fln lnTan fnRs ing their way through the gates Thurs day.
 William "Scrappy" Moore, with four singles out of five tries, and Doe" Smith, with a double and two singles out of four trips to the plate, led the the hitters for the day. Camp got a pair of doubles out of three trips up.
 The Travellers shot the heavy ar tillery early in the contest. In the first inning West walked, Guyon, Bar Der and Herman singled and the first two scored.
 Travellers Shoot Works
 In the second inning the Travellers batted around and then some. Cash made two outs in the second inning while Moore got two singles. The inning opened with Michaels walking, Moore singled but Cash was out at first, West hit to Brausen who played the ball home for Michaels. He was caught in a chase but Spencer dropped the ball and he scored. Guyon walk ed filling the bases. Barber flied out to Jeanes and he had double play at second base when West was far off the bag but he played at home instead to cut off Moore, but the Traveller Key stoner stayed on third. Herman singled and Moore and West scored. Smith singled to right and Guyon scored. Carter then went in to relieve Jones. Philbin singled and Herman scored, Michaels singled and Smith scored, Moore singled and Philbin scored. Cash flied out to Camp ending the frame. Seven tallies were counted.
 BarOns Get Donation
 The Barons tallied twice in the third. Spencer singled through Philbin and then Philbin, on Carter's grounder threw wild to second, Spencer went to third A wild pitch let him score. Carter scored on Brenner's infield out.
 In the seventh another Baron scored when Spencer. singled and crossed the plate on Brausen's double.
 The Travellers scored one in the eighth, Cash was safe on fielder's choice and Barber scored him with a double In the ninth Smith opened