The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

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 Dorsey Carroll, more familiarly
 known to the home town fans and the home town folks of Paducah as Dixie" did considerable aiding and abetting in the Tribes victory. Dixie of Paducah" literally legged the first two Chick scores. His base running was daring. spectacular and successful. He contributed three of the Chick hits, two of which were turned into runs and the other which should have been a run.
 HERBST TO SHOWERS
 Frank Herbst, an eX-prate of Pitts burg, making his debut here as . Baron pitcher, was batted out of the box in the seventh inning, when three hits gave the homelings a pair of runs and a one-run lead. Herbst's wildness kept him in trouble from the start, but his effectiveness in the pinches saved him until the eventful seventh. Coffin daffer finished the game for the Barons and held the tribe hitless in the one and one third innings he worked
 Goodbred with the exception of one inning, the eighth, when he gave two hdses on balls was steady and effective throughout He finished strong, strik- ing out Barnhart and Peters in the last inning after he started by walking Meeks.
 BARONS SCORE
 An error by Collenberger at short paved the way for the Barons first score in the first inning. After mess- ing up Stewards grounder, "Colly" then heaved late and wild to first and Stewart went to second. Stevenson hunted to Goodbred and Goodbred fielded the ball in time, but there was ''ncbody home" at first and Stevenson was safe and Stewart on third. Bern sen singled, scoring Stewart but Car roll threw out Stevenson trying to make third base. Ellis and Griffith flied out Carroll almost on top of third Ease, Griffin sent one scootng by Stevenson at third and Carroll scored.
 The Barons went back into the lead in the seventh. Griffith singled to cen ter and went to third when Meeks turned a single to right. With Barn hart at bat, a squeeze play was per feotly executed and Griffith scored and Meeks went to second, but Peters and Herbst were easy outs
 The Chicks regained the lead in the seventh and held it. Carroll hit ter rife liner which careened off Herbsts shir back toward the grand stand. It came near upsetting the Baron hurler When Blades struck out, Carroll stole second and continued on to third when Peters low throw got through Barn hart Griffin popped out but Sloan delivered with a clean double to left center and Carroll scored with the run that tied the game High sent one hopping through the box and Sloan scored with the winning run. Coffin- oaffer reliever Herbst and caught High off first base to end the round
 An excellent opportunity to score in the eighth slipped away from the Barons, or rather Goodbred, after pre- senting them with the opportunity slipped" it away from them. Stewart walked and was sacrificed to second bT stevenson. Stewart went to third or passed ball. Bernson walked and the home folks began to sign Ellis hit hot bounder which Goodbred grabbed out of the air and on a perfect throw to the plate nailed Stewart Griffith hlt another hot one which Goodbred re- tarded with his gloved hand and which caromed off to Collenberger, who made nice stop and then ran to second. forcing Ellis.