The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
BARONS HIT FOWLKES l
 HARD, LED BY BERNIE
BaroniaI Captain Gets Single, Triple and Homer in Four
 Times at Bat

Memphis, June 6.-(Special. )-Giv- ing an artistic demonstration of free arm bat swinging, the Baronial troupe from Birmingham this afternoon tenn porarily halted the progress of the pathfinding Tribesmen. A baseball flung by the long and sinewy right arm of the lean and languid "Hy" Fowlkes was the object upon which the Baronial troupe swung.
 And when the swinging demonstra- ton was over the Barionial swingers had swung up In said baseball propell- ed by said arm and said gent sufficient ly and forcefully enough to enable eight Barons sto check in with scores. While the Barons were giving their artistic demonstration of accurate swinging, the Cnickasaws were also swinging at a ball flung by the short right arm of the low and solid Karl Eberhardt, but there was little artis- ticness about the Chicks swinging and, they swung upon said ball delivered by said arm and said gent only spas medically and only three Chick runners checked in
 While 1t was kind Of a battle royal swinging contest, with all of the Bar
 
 Fowlkes, there was one Baron swing. CT who stood out most prominentIy He was Ray Bernsen, who plays first base for the Barons and swings for Himself Ray, left sided swinger, contributed single, triple and home run to the demonstration. The fans even as optimistic as they are when the Chicks are trailing decided that 1t was the Barons day and they literally applauded the demonstrat ton of Bernsen.
 Tommy Also Right
 Next in prominence among the Bar ons swingers was Tommy Taylor the Baron third baseman, Tommy contrib uted single and a triple. Whine the Barons were swattng where the Chicks weren't. the Chicks spent tue afternoon swatting into waiting Bar on hands or else going out on short aerial infield balls. The Baron's out field had seven put outs and tramped over considerable territory in making them. In all eight Chick batters per ished on lifts or drives to the infield
 The Baron infield had but four as- sists with Traynor at short making two, and Stewart at second and Tdylo or at third one each. Four Chicks went out on grounders to Bernsen at flrst It just looked like the Barons day 70 Win and the Chicks day to lose and the Barons won and the Chicks lost.
 Chicks Help Along
 AS If intending to return the com rliment of the Barons the day before the Chicks started by giving the Barons helping hand in the second inning when an error by Howard Camp gave them two runs, but 1t afterwards turned out that the Barons didn't need any help. Bernsen singled to open the second and scored when Camp jet Tay- lor's single get through him. Taylor went to third and scored on a squeeze play with Allen doing the squeezing. With two out in the fourth Silva fol lowed base on balls to Eberhard with triple but Emery was an easy out.
 Extra Base Period
 Like the calm that proceeds the storm the Barons set upon the long and languid Mister Fowlkes in the sixth inning With one down Bernsen trip- led against the right field wall Tay- Tor dropped a fly, bac kof second in be- tween Yokey and Camp. The ball took a wierd turn and went for a lucky triple. Traynor then cut one between left and right and it went to the fence for triple. Allen singled scoring Traynor. The fifth straight