The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-25
Barons Take
 he Series By WinningFinal
Every One of Three Hits Made By Moley's Men Are Made to Count for
 Runs

Chattanooga, Tenn, August 24.-(Special. )-After spend ing eight innings under the spell of York's southpaw curves, Birmingham batsmen, namely Griffith and Bernsen, unched out a couple of doubles in the ninth inning to- day, and then Griffith beat a throw to the plate with fast run and great slide for the win ming counter, Birmingham talk ing the rubber game of the series by 3 to 2.
 Morrison pitched an equally phenon- enal game for the Barons; he did not whiff so many Lookouts as York dlu Barons. but he was steady as CLOCK and only in the third inning, when he slipped one over to Dudley In the pinen which the local shortfieder soaked tor a triple, was he in danger of being scored on In the other eight innings, not A Chattanooga runner got farthsf than first on the Baron boxman anu only twenty-five men faced him. 1orh 5 support was awful from the very star. and the southpaw was continually fight- ing for air.
 DUDLEY THE ROBBER
 redeeming feature of the Loohoul butter finger day was supplied by Dud- lev. who robbed Stewart. Ellis and Gr,1- fifth of hits by spectacular stops in the early innings. x,
 In the second, Gleason gave Bernsen a life Ellis sacrificed and Bernsen took third on A passed ball but ork preezeu Griffith in the pinch. In the third, 1oin hit Gooch and on a bad passed pail th't rolled to the grandstand, Gooch went .Il the way to third It was third strike to Stewart who rushed to sec' hu but was called out after an argument under the rule covering strike-outs "itn a runner on first Stevenson then sco'eu Gooch with a roller which took pau hop past Gleason
 Morrison so evidently had the Lookou.' subdued that thefe was general sur nrise when they assaied him for a couple of counters in the third Johhsoii was safe when his grounder oozeo throueh Stevenson. Neiderkorn mt heauty single to right, sending Jonnsoi' to third and after York went out' Dul lev scored the two with a rouslng crasii t1 rioht center for three bases. u "e' a promising chance for a third run ous Gleason and Graff could not deiiVer'
 After this inning, the Lookouts weh' out with exasperating ease ana res ui,- itv. Bratchi got scratch hit m tis fo,lrth hut was caught mapping. Iieas'n muffed Bratchis pop fly The pay started an inning but Bratchi aio h'' move a peg ,a
 York grew wild in the fifth and passeu two but Hairston tried to go on 'o third after Neiderkorn threw wild tryiiis to catch him stealing and Dudley oue him down after a neat recovery. Tn .ne seventh, the Lookouts crowded WoIid of poor baseball into one inning ana the Rarons some good baseball. but YorK pitched out of trouble.
 With one out, Neiderkorn mutied Griffith's strike-out and tossed wild To first. Dudley juggled Hairston's roller Griff and Lucy made a double steal Griff reaching third without a throw, Graft and Neiderkorn both being caught mapping York was equal to the occa- sion however, flaming Gooch- and caus- ing Morrison to pop out.
 THAT LUCKY NINTH
 Bernsen led the ninth with high ny to short center, Cunningham tried Tor the ball and 1t got through him for a two-base hit Ellis struck out. Grlft&'l hit a high one to left center and with Bratchi and Cunningham both flat footed if went for two bases, Bernsen scoring the tying run. Dudley threw the ball over Nederk orns head on the relay ta catch Bernsen, who had held back at second thinking the ball would surely ne