The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-27
Tom Gallagher Holds Vols 10 Four Bingles
Barons Take Second Game From Nashville Crew, 4 to 3-Barnhart Gets
 Three Hits

Playing really superb base ball, the Barons downed the Vols in the second game of the series yesterday, fighting their way to a 4-to-3 victory over Ellam's crew. With Tom Gal lagher pitching in splendid form, Moley's men had only to make a run or two to win the contest.
 Bunched bingles caused the downfall of Pitcher Payne, recent acquisa ton of the Vols from the White Sox. In each of three innings the Barons punched two hits for a run, triple by Barnhart and an infield out accounting for the other tally.
 Both Vol and Baron fielders backed the pitchers in good style, sensational support cutting off several tallies.
 HAIRsToN STARS
 Lucy Hairston, Baron right fielder. had big day. nabbng four files. two of which were long. hot drives, which Lucy was able to gather in only after long, hard runs. His catch of Ballinger' $ sacrifice drive in the sixth inning was g reak feature of the game yesterday
 tfal gher was never in real danger of losing he game. Tom allowed only four hlts which he kept well scattered and under control. The ere inning in which ne was scored on was the only time that he was in difficulty. Then, had he not walked two men in secession he would not have been in hole at all.
 Payne allowed eight hits. two of them being triples and one two-ba gger These bingles the Barons clustered to- gether with stolen bases infield outs and sacrifices to produce their four runs
 BARNEY TRIPLES
 The Barons scored one in tne first in- ming. Stewart popped up to Eliam and Stevenson was thrown out by knaupp Barnhart started another day of starring by singling cleanly to center field. He stole second. Berrsen slammed d vi- cious one against Browns pad which the Vol first sacker held on to and threw to Payne, who tried to cover first. Bernie beat the throw, however, and was safe. Meanwhile, 2arnhart, making a great run, was scoring from second on the grounder which was not even funbed by Brown N Ellis grounded out, ending the frame.
 The Rarons scored again in the. fourth, when Barnhart led off with a triple and scored on Ellis infielG out after Bern sen had grounded to Eliam. Griffith drove out to center
 In the sixth, the Vols scored their only run Newell and Payne walked Ellam Sa eh r1tp a hq0 with a neatly placed bunt down the third hase line Baliinger orove to right, Hair ston getting under the ball after hard run Newell scored after Hairston had caught the drive. knaupp flied out to center field, ending the only big rally of the Vols.
 In the sixth and seventh innings. the Barons scored two mcre tallies. In the sixth inning. Stewar- singled through short, was sacrificeti down by Stevenson and scored on Berrsen's long triple to right field after Barnhart had fouled to Lees, Bernie was left on third. when Ellis grounded out to laanser
 ANOTHER RUN
 Tn the seventh, Griffith started things off with two-bagger over third base, the ball failing fair by inches. Harston attempted sacrifice but all hands were, safe when Payne Jrsuccessfully tried to head Griffith off at third. Bert made a pretty slide under and around Bal finger Gooch forged Griffith at the plate, but Hairston scored from second on Gallagher's single through third base. Stewart and Stevenson ended the inning by grounding and fouling out respec- lively.
 Bernsen and Barrlart did most of the hitting Bernie made pretty single and clean triple to right. Barnhart gathered two clear singles and three base drive to left.