The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-10

Chattanooga, July 9.--tS Special. 1-Ab- solutely slaughtering and in the literal sense of the phrase young Mr. sindler. McCormick's spray nozzle prodigy from Newburg. N r.. the Barons won a far eial travesty upon the national pas time from the Lookouts this afternoon. IS to 3. Just % hits were piled up by the brave and bold, including two homers over the left field palisade triple and two doubles. Out of five trips to the platter Knisely secured two hcmers. a double and single. Me Bride garnered five hits out of five times up, including triple
 The cannonading was the most ter rifle ever seen at Andrews field but with Quarders still unable to work Me- Cormick left Sindler for the nine full innings, fully exposed to the murder ous fire of the Baron batsmen. In the ninth after five runs had been driven over with no one down he started to warm up Howell, fearing that it would be necessary to relieve Sindler to re- tire the side but just at this juncture Tragesser kindly hit into a double play while Brown, the ninth man up in the frame. popped out to Street. Ev- cry member of the Barons secured one or more hits, except Covington.
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 Curley Brown was sent to the mound by Molesworth and in spite of the enor- nous margin given him held the Look outs to eight hits. lie never allowed the Moosemen to take the lead
 In spite of the terrific slugging of the Barons the Lookouts piled up but one error. equaling the invaders in de- fensive play at least. The Barons played the game under protest. With Knisely on- first in che third inning and two down Covington hit bound CT in front of the plate.
 Street fielded the ball but his peg to first struck Covington on the should CT, deflecting the pellet into right field. Knisely reached third and Covington second before the ball was recovered but Fifield, who was behind the plate, called Covington out on the grounds that he ran purposely out of the base lines to interfere with the throw. Gov ington protested so vociferously that he was exiled. Carroll was switched to first and Mcdonald installed at third. A patched up lineup far from demor- alzed the Barons, however.
 Starting with a single run in the first session. the Barons scored in every inning except the third and sixth. Their high run came in the ninth frame with six.
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 Stewards single to center paved the way for the opening marker. Carroll grounded out but Knisely doubled to right for the counter after Street had signaled Sindler to walk him. McBride's single and theft, Tragesser's single and Jack Johnston's error added two in the second.
 Mcbride paved the way for the sin gle tally in the fourth with a scratch to short. Ellam sacrificed and Mac ,nn naI cd r1 nt, Tt.ocy cor cpt.0f fph to short. He scored on Marcan's in- field out.
 Opening singles by Carroll and Knise- ly, McDonalds sacrifice, McBride's triple and Tragesser's double gave three more in the fifth raising the Baron total to seven. McBride's single and theft. Ellams double. and Browns double provided the two in the seventh.
 With Stewart down, Carroll started the fireworks in the eighth by work ing Sindler for four bad ones. He promptly pilfered and scored ahead of Knisely on his homer over the left field fence. Mcdonald then walked and Mcbride singled to left Ellam doubled. scoring McDonald
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 Marcan led the ninth inning assault with his only blow of the game, sin gle to left The Lookouts were groggy
 
 cession. Stewart then walked and he promptly pilfered also. Carroll hit through the box and Marcan and Stew art scored. Knisely followed with his second homer over the left field fence and four were across Mcdonald sin gled and McBride walked. Ellam sin gled and Mcdonald scored, Mcbride go- ing to third. Tragesser grounded to Graff and a fast double play resulted with the assistance of Flick and Coyle, while Mcbride rushed across. Brown popped out to Street.
 A base on balls to Jacobson and sin gles by Ems and Coyle gave the Look outs their lonely marker in the first. Shanley's single and Jacobson's triple sent the second tally over in the third The final marker came in the sixth on a single by Street after Coyle was safe on Ellam's low throw and Graft had walked. The box score follows:
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