The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-15
VOLSPOUND CLEANER TO FRAZZLE AND WIN, 5 TO 2
Here's Story of How Volunteers
 Beat Us To H
FIRST INNING

FIRST INNING
 yeIs-Fllam struCa out to start the game. but Anderson, next up, sent sig zling single through third base to the | outfeld. Wickham singled through short | advancing Anderson to second tarmer | however. ended the frame by hitting into a. double play, forcing Wickham at sec ord, Croll to Stuart to Bernsen. No runs two hits no errors.
 Barons-Stuart flied out to Dunning, to begin the Barons' half of the first R ming. Summa grounded out Hodge to Burke. Stevenson yas safe at first, when Ellam let his grounder get through nim Rernsen flied out to Farmer. No runs, no hits, one error.
 SECOND INNING
 Vols-Ballinger singled through Groli; was advanced to third when Dunnlhs doubled to center field, and scored when Burke hit through third base, advancing Cunning to third. Kohlbacker fouled out to Stevenson. Hodge sent a sacrifice fly to the outfield, and Cunning scored. Burke was caught at second attempting to steal, Peters to Stuart Two runs, three hits, no errors.
 Barons-The Barons went out in order. l Ellis grounded out Ballinger to Burke Griffith followed the same route, Hodge l to Burke. Croll grounded to Anderson l No runs, no hits, no errors.
 THIRD INNING l Vols-Elam and Anderson were easy 1 outs, both players grounding out to the 1 infeld Wickham, however, doubled to | left and scored when Farmer singled to 1 the same territory. Ellis fizzled in field I ing Farmers drive, and the Vol player | took second. Glazner whipped throw | to Croll, catching Farmer off the bag. 1 One run, two hits, one error. | Datar da1 nt1f IIndpp tO | Burke. Glazner struck out. Stuart dropped a long bunt before first base and Burke. muffed the ball, allowing the \ Baron to go safe. Hodge baked and Stuart took second. Summa struck out. l No runs. no hits. one error.
 FOURTH INNING
 ols-Ballinger popped up to Stuart | Cunning duplicated to Croll. Burke sin gled cIeanly to center. Kohlbecker struck out No runs. orc hit. no errors. Barons-Stevenson grounded out. Bal finger to Burke Bernsen was walked hut died on base when Ellis popped up tc Anderson. and Griffith grounded out tt Hodge. No runs no hits no errors.
 FIFTH INNING
 yols-Hodge grounded out, stevenson tt Bernsen Ellam sent weak one to Croll and went out, Croll to Bernsen. Anderson flied out to Summa. No runs, no hits, nc errors.
 Barons-The Barons staged a rally Il the fifth, scoring two runs Croll frs : up. walked Peters sent a hot one f Ellam, who attempted to catch Croll second Ballinger dropped the toss. how , ever, and all hands went safe. Glazne i advanced each runner bag by sacrfic ! ing, Burke to Ballinger. The Barons her . worlSd the squeeze play to perfection
 Stuart bunted and went out, Hodge t
 Burke. Croll scoring on the sacrifice
 Ballinger threw Spmma's grounder hig ! to Burke, and the Baron runner wen safe. Peters scored on the play Steven : sor ended the rally by flying out t Wickham. Two runs no hits. two errors SIXTH INNING Vols-WicSham foulcd out to Stevenson Farmer grounded out to Bernsen. Ballin
 ger singled through shortstop, but wa
 caught attempting to steal second bast
 Peters to Croll. No runs, one hit, no CT TOTS.
 Barons- -Bernsen poppep up to Ballr
 ger Ellis got the Barns. first hit, clean single to left. Griffith grounde out. Hodge to Burke. advancing Ellis t f second. Croll got scratch single throug short. advancing Ellis to third Peter
 ended the prospective rally by groundin Tout, Anderson to Burke. No runs, tw c hits, no errors.
 a SEVENTH INNING VI Vols-Dunning grounded out Glazner {
 Bernsen. Burke popped up to Stevenson
 Kohlbecler walked, but died on bas
 when Hodge grounded out, Stuart I Bernsen. No runs, no hits, no errors. e Barons--Glazner grounded out, BallingS l. to Burke. stuart singled to left, but wa n !caught attempting to steal second, Koh
 becker to Ellam, Summa went out
 Burke, unasssted. No runs, one hit, I errors.
 T EIGHTH INNING ~ Vols.The Vols staged another batfe
 in the eighth. Elam singled to cent field to start the inning. Anderst IS singled through second base. advancii r. Ellam to second. Wiekham sacrifice J. both runners down base, Stevenson ,e Bernsen. Farmer was given a free pa n by Glazner who evidently was afraid " the Vols hefty.. willow. The bases we
 full Ballinger sent a sacrifice fly
 center field and Ellam scored. Stua Ss received summa's relay to the plate al 'n threw wild to Peters, Anderson scorir I'd Farmer went to third on the play, b SC Dunning walked, but Burke fouled out r. Stevenson. Two runs, two hits, o al error.
 Barons-Stevenson grounded out Ells
 Ito Burke Bernsen was safe at first wh o+ Ballinger muffed his grounder. Ell ~ singled over third base. advancing Der
 sent to second. OTllIllil fflt iHho q uou' SC play, forcing Ellis at third, Ellam yh Ballinger to Burke. No runs, one hit, c m. error.
 d. NINTH INNING
 vols-The Vols threatened to SCI
 again in the ninth. Kohlbecker, first is singled through short. Hodge sacrifi' of K Konlbecker down to second. Ellam fou
 Iout to Peters. Anderson singled throu
 short to left, and Kohlbecker was caus l, at the plate when Ellis made peri Le throw of Anderson's hit No runs, aI hits, no errors.
 Barons-Croll got his second hit of
 day to start the ninth inning TOT Ter Rarons. single through third base. of ters grounded to Ellam, who chose ice catch Croll at second Silva, pinch to ting for Glazner. grounded to Hodge he caught Peters at second. stuart en
 the game by grounding out House IF R,rlse No runs, one hit, no errors.