The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-01

dI1u SGV6uIy-llNG saw IilS 11lDColIlCll been defeated but twice. And if the have up to the present writing, there being stopped.
 It wasn't any individual victory. All the Chicks stuck in a thumb and helped pull out victory No. II. Big Fred Marks of the Tribe outpitched Phil Morrison ot the Baronial team. The Chicks got their hits when hits meant runs. The Barons didn't. The Chicks took advantage of every opening when running the bases. The Barons didn't. And these are some very good reasons why the Chicks won and the Barons didn't.
 The Chicks, who have been turning out their victories by the good old-fash- toned way of outslugging their opponents by about two slugs to one, beat the Barons on the same number of hits as the Barons made. Marks and Morrison gave up nine hits each, but the Chicks got theirs when scores were in sight and the Barons couldn't hit when hits would have meant runs. The Chicks got 'em on and got 'em off, while the Barons got 'em on but couldn't get 'em off. Eleven of the Baron base runners stood on the bases and watched the in- nings die away Not a Chick was left on base when an inning was over
 CHICkS SIAKl EARL1
 Phil Morrison was greeted by fusil- lade of hits that gave the Chicks two A.runs in the first inning Andy High, first Chick to face Morrison, singled past third and went to third whom Tommy McMillan doubled past third. Howard Camp struck out, but Polly Me Larry lined cleanly to center and High and McMillan scampered home
 Morrison disposed of the Chicks handily
 hut hi nt daring base running by Camp gave the Chicks another in the fourth. Camp sin gled and McLarry sacrificed. Williams grounded to Bernsen and Morrison GOV cred the bag. Williams was out put while Morrison and Bernsen were disen- tanging themselves Camp scored from second base.
 Some timely punching, including three-base punch by Marks, gave the Chicks three more in the fifth. With one out, Dowie singled Marks planted one on the ledge of the left field slope and Dowie scored High went out to center. McMillan walked and stole sec ond Camp then singled to right ana Marks and McMillan scored.
 BARONS SCORE
 Although the Barons had made several serious threats, they did not uo any scoring until the sixth. Up to this time tbev had found Marks for but three hits With one out, Bernsen beat out mean hopper to McLarry. Clarke slngied to left and Bernsen went to second. SilNa dropped fly in center when Cainp conIdn,t get to and Bernsen scored ana Clarke went to second. Allen struck out but Gooch singled through the pox, scoi ing Clarke. Morrison went out atleiip'- ing to bunt on the third strike.
 The Chicks scored twice on one mt Tn tha eighth. High walked; McMillan hunted to Morrison, who threw late ana ,,selessly to second. Camp forced McMl~ Ian and then stole second. McLarry singled, scoring High and camp.
 BARONS LEFT ON BASES
 The Barons had one or more runners sl, ,aft on bases at the end of every in- ming except the third and none got on in 9hat inning, in which Marks struck ont three Barons. The big Chick pltcher was master of the Barons in the plncnes. In the second Silva was safe on McMi- lan,s low throw of his grounder' put yockey tossed out Allen ana Gooch. III inc fourth. Bernsen singled With one out hut Clarke forced Bernsen and McMu- Ian threw out Silva when Tommy raced hao,, of the pitcher and made beau- tiful stop and throw -
 The first two Barons up in the fifth, Allen and Gooch singled. but 1t didn.t mean anything Morrison sacrlIicea;
  yockey tossed out Emery. In the seV- enth Emery walked with one out Tray ner flied out to Williams and Bernsen was safe on Yockey's error. but Clarhe popped into Marks hands.
 Silva opened the eighth with singie, but perished going into third. oilVa s.oie second when Allen struck out. Goocn grounded to McMillan, who tossed 10 ls High and. Silva was out Morrison was an infieid disposition Trayner doubled in the eighth, but two were out ana aBernsen was the third out.
 Polly McLarrys bat was resopnslpie for half of the Chicks runs. His single m the first scored High and McMlllan and his single in the eighth scored High and Camp.
 An odd feature of the game was that only g Chicks actually faced Morrison. but they made eight scores "hAe ~ Rarons faced Marks, but only two of tl,e,,, scored