The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11

The game was featured by extra base hits. A total of seven bingles for eX- tra bags were made, including doubles by Stevenson, Ellis, Gooch, Barnhart, Gleason; d triple by Bernsen, and home run by Halt. This last was fluke affair, accounting for the lone tally of the Lookouts.
 Yesterdays game was one of the best real baseball encounters staged at Rick wood this season. There were no errors, all runs being cleanly scored and well earned. There were no wild pitches or passed balls, and only one pase on balls was issued, that by Gala sher to Dudley in the third inning.
 The Chatties tallied in the first in ring. Gleason and Dudley were infield outs. Halt, next up, slashed out a wIcked drive to short left field. The ball hit fair by only few feet, bound cd over the foul line and into the deep left field bleachers for a home run balt fell flat between second and third base, HmpinS home when he got to his feet again Except for this fluke home run, the Lookouts rarely ever threatened to score
 For two innings the Barons were held scoreless, although Stevenson doubled to right in the first inning and was ad- yanced to third on an inf1eld out. Gun
 
 catch of Bernsen's long drive to center field and thus prevented the prospec Give score of the Barons. The locals went down in order in the second in ning.
 in the third the tieing and winning runs were put across by the Barons
 GOOCH HITS DOUBLE
 Gooch nit long double to right field to start things off Gallagher singled through the pitchers box, ad- Val cling Gooch to third. Stewart sent d sacrifice fly to left field. Bratchi not even attempting to catch Gooch at the plate. Gallagher held first base.
 Stevenson sacrificed Gallager down to second. Barnhart punched the Look cut defense for a double through third base to left field, and Gallagher scam pered home with the run that gave the Barons the lead. Bernsen flew out to Bratchi, ending the rally after two runs had been scored.
 During the next four innings neither sioe scored. although the Lookouts seri- ously theatened to do so in the seventh inning. Halt grounded out to Stewart to start this inning. Bratchi bounced an infield hit off Gallagher's glove, the tall rolling safe over around third base, Johnson singled through short, adVanc- ing Bratchi to second. Townsend sent a red hot grounder to Bernsen, the Baron first sacker Juggling the ball and finally skipping it to Stewart, who re- turned quick enough to catch Townsend 1t first. Each of the base runners ad. yanced a bag. Then, wit hthe tieing score on third base, Gallagher mada Cunningham pop up to Stevenson. Thus ended the only inning in which the Iockouts got a man as far as thiro a 1cnntino tho initial fraOoe
 The Barons punched two hits in the seventh inning, but were unable to score, Gooch being thrown out at third alter Stewart had singled to left.
 BARONS BUNCH HITS
 The other two tallies of the Barons came in the eighth, when single, a triple and a double were punched off Noel. Stevenson flied out to Bratchi. Barnhart got his third hit of the day, a single through third base. Bernsen tripled cleanly to centerfield, knocking the ball far back over Cunningham B head Barnhart scored on the hit. Ellis doubled to left and Bernsen scored Griffith grounded out and Hairston popped up to Gleason.
 The splendid work of Bratchi in left field, for Chattanooga, held the locals score down. Bratchi prevented at least two more runs by his sensational catches. Both Ellis and Griffith were robbed of at least two -baggers by the Lookout gardener, who caught seven flies in left field.
 Gooch and Gallagher each made two hits. Gooch was a victim of the good york of Bratchi in the fifth inning. when the Lookout outer gardener got under Bobby's long drive. Barnhart made three hits, one of them a double Ellis made a beautiful triple to cen- ter field.
 The second game of the series will be played a Redwood this afternoon.