The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-17
Baropas Again Beaten
 By Lucas, Vol HurIer
Vols Win CIean-Cut Victory Over Barons-Moley's Men Held to Four Hits by Lucas

Nashville, April 16.-(Special. )- For years the Vols have sought to land pitcher that could get the Barons' goat. At last they seem to have one, d young man whp goes by the name of Red Lucas being the guilty party. Sunday in the Dell he took the winning end of 5-to-1 battle against the Birmingham boys, hurling in fancy fashion. Wednes- day in the opening game at Rick wood park he took the decision.
 His first start against Moles- worth'ss crew was in Birmingham during the last series in 1921, which he also won.. It looks like every time the Barons see Reds dome flash over the pitching slab they are destined to fall.
 Sundays game was clean-eut win by the oVls. the Doyle contingent having outhits outfelded, outpitched and outplayeds generally the team from Alabama. Lucas was steady throughout the game. his only sem blance of a 1et-down comingin- the fourth, when the Barons scored their only run. Again in the ninth, with the first two. men to face him on base. he pitched himself back into good shape.
 ba first tally. Clark cracking a double to center in the fourth with one down. Harper went out. advancing Clark. and Tay- lors single to right scored the Baron gardener. Taylor stole second. but Robertson ended the rally when he hit to short.
 Vols Boil Over
 The Vols first boiled over in the fifth. Up until that time they had got only one single. a base on balls and hit batsman for their offensive efforts, all coming in separate in- nings But Chick Naupps liner past third went for one bag as a starter. Fuhry hit a tiinkey tap to the in- field, but Burkett dropped the thpow to second for an easy force out. both runners being safe. Morrow popped up to Krehmeyer. Lucas was safe when Krehmeyer was unable to han dle his elow roller through the inield fast enough. and the bases were loau- ed Shag Thompson came through with a single to center and hanupp and Fuhry scored. Morse walked. Emery hit a sacrifice fly to Harper Lucas scoring.7ss The rap was com verted itno double play when Har- per relaved the ball to the pitcher who threw out Morse as he tried to make third retiring the side.
 Burke Hits Hot One
 h the sixth Burke opened with single that almost tore the fingers ose Tavicr's meat hand. We're sac rsfiesd him neassE<rauDp popped out to Ts~'or F'uatrv hit to deep short, the throw to first being low and get tirg lay Neur 3~d Fuhry continuing tn sero-d. R''rke scoring. Morrow e~onndefi to the pitcher.
 Emer4 operea the eish.. for the Vols with doihle down the third h@,se lire Buslxe sacrificed him to third and werre scored him with a single Knaupa singled. We're be- ing held at second. Fuhry flied out to Harper and here one of the oueerest- piayssever see min the Dell was pulled. Werre thought the ball had gone safes and raced to third. Harper threw to second and Burkett failed to hold the throw to complete double rlay&th ball bouncing to the pitchers box. Neun couldn't pick it up and We're fnallly got all the way back from third to second in safety.
 A Baron ra1lv in the ninth was started when sHarper walked and Taylor was safe on a slow dribbler to the box. but the next three men ,rent nnf in order