The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-12

Chattanooga, August 11.-tSpecial.) ) Using their noodles in the twelfth Inning in contrast with the slap bang system used by the home team when opportunity knocked, the Barons defeated the Lookouts toIay the final reckoning on one of the prettiest games of the season being to 3.
 Doc Silva opened Birmingham g twelfth with his third two-base hit Robertson's out moved him to third. Eberhard bunted hard into Bedgood's 8 hands. Silva was well up the line anl Bedgood probably could have trapped him between third anl home but Phil threw to first instead. As he dil so, Doc used his well-known speel in mad dash for home. Cy's throw hit him as his feet touche sd the plate.
 Stoner Strong in Pinches
 It was a hard game for Bedgood to lose, though his own wierd start was responsible for the first two runs. and he had no one but himself to thank for the last one. Between times, however, Phil was pitching masterly baseball. his best exhibi- tion of the year. Stoner was hit much harder than Phil, but stayed in the saddle when men were on bases.
 Two untoward events kept the Lookouts from regis s.ering a victory in the regular nine innings. In the seventh inning, Clayton on second. Lee on first and one down, Hauger hit a hard smash right over the keystone.
 A Spectacular Double
 Clarke made valiant try for the ball, but it was too hard hit and bounded off his shins. Stewart had run over to cover second and the ball lighted right Tn his hancs, on the bag. A double play resulted, retir- ing the side.
 In the ninth the homelings laughed at opportunity. Mcdonald led the frame for the home team with a double. Kress sacrificed -s looked like time for a pinch hitter or at least an attempt at strategy of som ekind, but Bedgood was allowed to hit and foulod out
 Harper the Robber
 Then Clayton smacl<ed one on the nose to deep right. Harper turned with the crack of the bat and raced backwards for burglarious catch.
 Not one of the local runs off Stoner was really earned, errors contribut- ing largely. but meanwhile the field CTS were making 1t up by fast play.
 Lee did quite bit of his we'll known shortstopping for the Look outs. and Joe Clayton got his cus- tomary base knock in the pinch.
 BarOns Start Early
 Bedgood opened up most inaus- picuously. He passed Clarke, threw Stewards bunt poorly to first and then gave a ducat to Harper. Taylor ropped out, but Wight failed to make connections with Nouns grounder and two scored, after which Mcdonald signalized his re-entry into the game by manipulating double play off Silva.
 Cy Anderson started the home sec ond with a hit. Neun tried for a fast catch of Wight's liner, but il shot through his glove, Anderson taking third. Mcdonald was passed kress tappen to Neun, who snuffed Cy out at the plate.
 Nobody There
 Bedgood grounded toward first Stewart, Neun and Stoner all went Tor the ball and no one covered the bag. Wight registered on the boner Silva's first double in the seventh led to third Baron run. The drive started the inning and when Cy An derson grabbed Robertson's high foul off the bleacher rail, Silva scooted for third and made it. Eberhard then floated far out to left, Silva scoring easily after the catch.
 In the last half the home boys tied 1t up. Mcdonald walked Stewart muffed Kress' high one back of first Be6gocd sacrificed. Clayton,s ground CT over second took high hop past Clarke, and Mcdonald and Kress scored. Neun tried to rob Lee and failed, and then Hauger hit into the i fl eak double play aforementioned. Silva got his second double in the ninth with two out, but Robertso breezed. In the eleventh Harper was in the limelight again. Wight dre W four bad ones. Kress singled to right and Harper turned Wight back at third with a great throw. Then