The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11

The bases were full in the sixth. Neither side had scored Outfielder Meeks came to bat, swinging a heavy bludgeon over his shoulder. Pitcher Dunham wound up ahd let a wicked shoot aloose, right dcwn the groove. Meeks swung, connected, and sent the bali bounding against Dunham's glove The pellet caroomed off and rolled in towards the home plate. Stewart was nearing the plate, bring ing with him the first run of the game. Vol catcher Kohlbecker made gallant effort to reach the ball in tiroe to tag Stewart out, but the fleet Baron runner reached the plate sec ond too soon for the Vol backstop.
 BARON RALLY
 Durham. already nervous, went com plctely up in the air at this point, an ai1plane sailing about 200 feet over the park helping to bring about his .osc of effectiveness. Dunham walked Croll, forcing in a Baron run Mister Tomlin strolled cut from the Vol dug ouc and Dunham strolled in. Tomln caused Peters to pop up, ending the Baronial rally.
 The Vols came in from the field at the end of the sixth, revenge per ceptibly oozing from every pore. Tom Gallagher had taken in some of Dln- hams wi1dness and after two were down, walked Ellam For the first time this season Stewart let little grounder completely show him up and Anderson was safe at first on a weak little infield tap. Ellam advanced to second on the play. Wickham was walked also and the bags were filled with Vol runners. Farmer, after foul ing high to Peters, the Baron back stop failing to get under the ball, sin gled to right, scoring Ellam and An derson. Farmer attempted to take second Oh the throw,n, but Meeks nipped him off by way of Stevenson to Croll.
 STEVE WINS GAME
 The score was united in the seventh with two Baron men out. Stevenson tripled to center and scored when Ber- nie was safe at first on Burkes error. This ended the scoring
 Ralph Croll undoubtedly saved the game in the ninth inning. Kohl becker singled to left field and took second when Gallagher threw wild to the plate. Tomln hit a hot drive be- hind second that looked good for a. hit. but Croll stabbed the ball, snapped it on. Kohlbecker getting off to a good start for third, and threw to Bernsen, catching Tomlin at first. Ellam, next man up, singled to right. Ellams hit would have scored Kohlbecker but for Crells brilliant double play.
 Gallagher was in many holes that it is strange that the Vols didn't push across enough runs to win the game several times. In the first inning the Vols had man on second, with only one man out. In the third two men were on the bags with only one out. But for the brilliant fielding of the Barons in this inning the Vols would have scored run or two. In the fourth a man was on third. In the fifth the bases were filled, but with two men out. In this frame Farmer came to bat and let loose a tremendous drive to right. which MeelSs got under somehow, saving the game again.
 BARONS THREATEN
 The Barons threatened in the first. Stewart flied out, but Stevenson and Eernsen singled. Ellis grounded to Ballinger who caught Bernsen at sec ond, Stevenson advancing to third. and Ellis arriving safely at first. Bert Griffith threw away the opportunity of a lifetime to make himself solid. and grounded out Ballinger to Burke.
 The next four innings it was three up, three down for the Barons. The sixth and seventh were productive of no runs, but the eighth saw only one Baron on base.
 In yesterdays game the Vols lived up to their reputation as heaviest hit ters in the league, and pounded the bait all over the meadow. Due to the splendid fielding of the home team only seven Vol bingles were safeties.
 Cunning and Stevenson got triples and Kohlbecker a double. Kohlbecker,