The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
By GEORGE BUTLER


 Chattanooga, June 2-(Special.) )-Pum- meling the ball savagely when hits meant runs and fielding in championship form. the Lookouts took both games of a dou- ble header from the Barons this after noon, decisively checking the upward spurt of Molesworth's crew.
 In the first fray, Harding was returned a to victor over Robertson, while in the closing engagement Fox was chalked up with a 6 to win at the expense of John son, after the Lookouts and the Barons had driven from the Box Harbin and Reisgel, respectively.
 First Game
 The Lookouts shaded the Barons in both offensive and defensive play. The locals and perpetrated but one bobble while Molesworth's crew was charged with five. The Barons were never in the lead in the first game, but a homer by Stewart and a single by Ellam gave them a one-run advantage in the eighth inning of the sec ond game.
 They failed to hold it even temporarily.
 
 three. The games were bitterly contested throughout and the stands were kept in an uproar. Tragesser protested third called strike by Fifield so emphatically in the sixth inning of the second game that he was summarily exiled from the park.
 The Lookouts secured a comfortable lead in the third inning of the sopening game. After disposing of the locals in regular order in the first two sessions, Robertson opened the third by walking Graf. Street promptly tripled to deep center for the first marker and scored himself a moment later on Johnston blow to right.
 In the fifth came another. Graf opened with a triple to deep right center and tallied on Harding's sacrifice fly. An er- TOT by Marcan, bases on balls to McCor- mack and Coyle. a wild offering that pinked Graf, and scratch hit by Street gave the Lookouts two more in the sixth. The final market came in the elgnth on Coyle's single and theft and Graffs sin gle. ,,
 The Barons did not score until the fourth. Mcdonald, first up in this frame. was walked and Marcan sac rifieed. stewart lined out to Johnston, hui Ems threw Kniselys grounder over Coyle's head and Eddie tallied.
 The Baron's third sacker also scored the Barons second run in the sixth, forcing Robertson after the latter mad singled. He stole second, went to thfrd on Marcan's infield hit and scored on stewart's infield out. Kniselys homer brought the final Baron tally in the sev- enth.
 Second Game
 IT took just one inning for the Look outs to rout Harbin in the closing con test Johnston, first up. walked and Ems promptly drove the ball over tne center field fence. Jacobson and Mc- Cormick then failed, but Coyle sinsIed ana stole and scored on Hicks single.
 Johnson ascended the mound In the sacond and held the Lookouts at his nercv until the seventh. but after the parons had annexed four in that frame tha local club again spoke forth. Sin g,os bv Mccormick, Flick and Graham end craff's double showed over final tr;o Tor victory. The Barons made hrave effort in the eighth after getting hut two hits up to that time, but tneii one-run lead was insufficient Johnson himself opened the frame With sinsie to center, Mcdonald walked, Marcan popped out, but Stewart tied the coun, 1 Itamnorarily with a drive to right tna' wa. 1ood for four sacks. knissly fol- lowed with a. double to left. driving He- ssgaI From the box, and Ellam sent o"ef ths r,,n that gave the Bar,ns theii short lived lead with single to center The Lookouts, however. were not NO pe ldenfed