The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-20
Home Run By SteWart Wins Pretty Battle
Spicy Battle Between Yale Sloan and Empires Livens Up Already Exciting
 Pitchers Duel

Exciting moments in abun- dance awaited fans who jour neyed out to Redwood yester- day afternoon to see the Barons wrest the victory from the Lookouts in ten innings, 4 to g. In addition to Stuffy Stewards home run to left field, which scoral Gooch ahead of him with the winning run, fistic encounter between the umpires and Yale Sloan, Chattanooga outfielder, served to spice up the aft ernoon a little.
 SCRAP!
 From the view of the fan, one sitting in the bIeacherx, for in- stance, the fight happened like n thunderbOIt, swift and mysterious. One minute umpire and player were walking peacefully side by side. The next they were at each others throats. Even after Umpire John son was drawn into the fray, even after players of both teams had i'm terfered. separating the contestants, 1t was not fully understood what the trouble was. The fight wns stopped, Sloan was chased from the game. and the affair was over. Aft CT play was resumed, the fans seemed even more interested than they had been. The fight ivened things up wonderfully.
 
 in the pinches yesterday. At times he waved bit, walking a man or allow ing a hit or two. When the crucial moment arose, however, he settled down and retired the side. He had only two bad innings the second and seventh, when the two runs of the Lookouts were made off him.
 WHITEY, THE WHITTIER
 GIaxner at times had Chattanooga batters biting at any thing and miss ing everything. He struck out thirteen men during the ten in- nings. GIazner struck out at least one man in every inning except the second. He struck out the first three and the last three players that faced him.
 Vines held the Barons hit1ess for four innings, but Griffith singled in the fifth and in the sixth the Barons punched three hits for two runs, which gave them a one-run lead, as the Look outs had scored tally in the second. In the seventh the Lookouts tied the score. The game rocked along with the score tied until the tenth, when the Barons scored two runs. winning the game.
 The Lookouts' first run came in the second inning when, with two men out FiedIer singled cleanly to center. He stole second. and scored when John son singled to right Townsend grounded out.
 BARONS TAKE LEAD
 The BarOns took theI lend in the sixth by scoring two ruins. Glaxner led off with n clean drive to left. Stewart bent out n bunt before the plate. the tap going for n single. Stevenson struck out, but both base runners advanced n bag on . double sveaI when Townsend handled Stevie's last strike slowly. Barn hart sent a long fly to deep right field that went for a sacrifice. Glazner scored easily and Stewart advanced to third. Bernsen singled through second base and Stewart scored. Ellis grounded out for the last out.
 The Lookouts again knotted the score
  playing in place of Sloan who had been chased by Empires Pfirman and John s6i, fouled to Gooch. Fiedler and John son walked Townsend struck out. but Vines singled to center, and Fiedler scored Johnson going to second, Glazner was caught off second a minute later by Glazners throw.
 WONi
 The Lookouts started the tenth in- ming in favorable fashion for the Barons. Townsend, Vines and Dudley struck out. Glazner seemed to be grow ing stronger all the time. In their part of the tenth the Barons won the game. GoOch led off with beautiful single to left. Glazner sacrificed him to second. Stewart drove to left field, the ball hopping around the bleachers. hop ping over the fence, so far one was able to tell from the diamond. Both Gooch and Stewart scored of course, and the game was over.