The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-09

MoDii0 at Chattanooga
 Nashville, August S-(SpeciaD-Joe Dunns Barons ran rough shod over the Vols in Sulphur Dell Tuesday thoroughly avenging Mondays de- feat by winning an IS to victory over Red Lucas. The Barons got to Lucas for nine runs in the first in- ming. anu before the turmoil had sub sided they checked in with total of 21 hits.
 Harper and Neun led the batting attack with five hits each, Harper collecting three singles. double and a home run, and Neun two singles, two doubles and a triple. Tommy Taylor was not so far behind with three two-sackers. It was a great day for fattening batting averages.
 Lucas was entirely helpless before the batting attack. Errors helped pile up the score, and a dumb play by Kestner, amateur substitute catcher. helped start the trouble Meanwhile. Nashville's four catchers sat In the stands and gritted their teeth, Gil Meyers, Bob Morrow, Pete Ritchie and Mike DeHaney being helpless to aid on account of intur- les.
 With one down in the first in- ming. Chick Knaupp booted Stew arts ground ball and Harper hit over the right field wall for the cir cult, accounting for the first pair. Taylor doubled and Neun singled. With two on and one out. Silva hit to Knaupp. who threw to the plate to catch Taylor. The kid catcher thought it was & force play at the plate and stepped on the rubber without making an attempt to tag Taylor. He then thought he was .nla fAlo v h.. ha threw to first, the ball going wild and Neun also scoring. Singles by Kane, Clark, Robinson and Stewart and a few more bits of upcanny baseball at the plate accounted for a total of nine tallies. Thirteen Baron batsmen came to bat in the first inning.
 Baron TaIlies
 A triple by Neun and winn's fall ure to hold Kane's tall fly in right field gave the Barons one run in the second. They got three more in the third on single by Clark. Stewards sacrifice, Harper's single, n wild pitch. and singles by Neun and Silva.
 In the fifth the visitors added their fourteenth and fifteenth runs on Harpers single and doubles by Taylor and Neun. Neun doubled 10 open the eighth and later cashed 1t into tally.
 In the ninth, tow moro came over for good measure. With one down, Stewart tripled, Harper singled and Taylor doubled.
 The Vols got a pair in the first inning Emery walked and Knaupp singled. Morse was out on close play at first. Mike Burke's single brought in both runners.
 In the second the Vols put over their third run when Kestner was safe on Stewards bolt. Lucas singled. Emery filed out and Knaupp drove In kestner with a single.
 The remaining tally was registered in the sixth when Lucas singled and Stewart heaved badly to second on Emerys tap, Lucas going to third and Emery to second. Knaupp hit to Kane. who threw out the runner at first and Neun shot the ball home in time to catch Lucas coming from third. Burke's single scored Emery.
 The Vols lost several chaces 10 score Burke twice falling to de- liver with the bases full. In the fourth, with one out, both Burke and Doyle failed to score a runner with the sacks jammed- But three home runs with the bases full would have still left the Vols bad second. so there is little need to worry about lost chances.