The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-19
Barons Beat
 Chicks TWice
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Miserable Fielding In Sec ond Game Gives BarOns Twin Victory Over the
 Memphis Tribe

After slugging out ' to 4 victory over the Chicks in the first half of a double header here yesterday, the Barons gracefully submitted, while the Memphis players insistently showed the second game off on them, the Tribe having every thing to do with the 8 to 2 win of the Barons in this encounter.
 Staging enc of the most remark able reiapses of playing ability ever seen at Redwood, the Chicks went to pieces in the second in
 ming of the econd game and tossed the game away to the Barons. in doing. so, the Chicks are believed to have accomplished worlds record, nj least assist the Barons in doing so. Moiey's men made seven runs on one scratch hit, not one ball being knocked out
 of the infieId. Each Chick, in- hclder, made one error, including one by Catcher Dowie. After the carnage was over, there was very little left in the Chicks and the Barons had no trouble whatever holding onto their five-run lead.
 In the first game, a five-run rally in the sixth inning won for the Barons. Up to this frame, Coffindaffer and Mar shall had battled fiercely, the score seesawing between the two teams. In the sixth, however, six hits, punched duced the five tallies that gave the Barons the lead, which they kept throughout the contest
 FIRST GAME
 In the initial encounter, hefty clouting won for the Barons. Thir- teen hits were made by MOley's men, which produced seven earned runs. Eleven bingies by the Chicks were able to produce only four runs for the Chicks, four less than were needed.
 The Barons scored one in the first inning on Stevensons single Barn. harts infield out and Bernsen's single. Both teams scored in the fourth, the Chicks on hits by High, Carroll and McLarry, while the Barons' tally re- suited from Barnharts single, Bern- SCH nll, SIHS duu Griffith's sacrifice fly.
 In the fifth the Chicks took the lead. Dowie singled, Blades sacrificed Collenberger doubled, scoring Dowie Marshall grounded out and Friersor singled, scoring Collenberger.
 Then in the sixth the Barons broke loose, scoring five runs on singles by Bernsen, Ellis, Gooch, Coffindaffer ant Stewart, a double by Stevenson and a walk to Hairston. Rube Marshall was a beaten pitcher from then on.
 The Chicks made dying effort in the ninth when Dowie, Blades and Col lenberger singled in succession. Dowie scoring.
 SECOND GAME
 The one big feature of the second game was the second inning relapse of the Chicks.
 < Ellis hit safe past third. Griffith grounded to second, Blades muffins 1t, Ellis taking third and Griffith going to second, error No. 1. Hairston grounded to Collenberger, who threw home too late to catch Ellis. all hands going safe.
 Peters grounded to High, who threw but Dowie dropped the ball, error No. 2.
 Gallagher bunted to Thweatt. wh' threw to right field when McLarry failed to cover first, Hairston scoring error No. Con McLarry).
 Stewart walked, filling the bags Stevenson grounded to short. Collen- berger throwing wild to the plate, let ting Peters score. Error No. {.
 Barnhart grounded to third. High throwing wild to the plate, Gallagher scoring. error No. 5.
 Bernsen grounded out to first, Stew art scoring. Ellis walked filling the bags. Griffith grounded to third, fore ing Barnhart, Stevenson scoring Tairston ended the inning by ground ing out, Collenberger to McLarry.
 With his spirit uncrushed, despite the miserable support behind him. Bill TAweatt stuck out the rest of the anne, allowing the Barons only one