The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-21
VOLS LOMBARD WOOD WITHLONG CLOUTS AND EVEN BARONIAL SERIES
Hamilton's Men Beat Barons,
 7-3-Bernsen Gets Third Home Run In As Many Days

The Vols hit too far and timely for the Barons in the fourth game of the series at Redwood and the To- calls dropped the contest by score of to 3. The Vol batters got 12 were for hree-baggers and a home run. The homer was knocked by Dutch Bernsen, who used to hit the ball over Redwood fence in a Baron uniform. It was his third home run in as many days during the present series. The ball cleared the right field wall by good margin and was the longest of the three drives that he has sent over the fence durins, the Nashville stay here.
 The first three innings of the game were scoreless and both pitch CTS were turning the opposing bat ters down in short order. However in the fourth Bernsen came to bat with one man down, and, with two strikes on him, sent the ball out of the park. No one was on base.
 The Vols scored again in the sixth when Hawks, new outfielder ob- tained by Nashville from the Amer ican association and who played his first game with them Tuesday, hi. the first of a trio of three baggers IeBourveau was walked and Mi chaels laid down a perfect bunt on q squeeze that scored Hawks and sent LeBourveau to second. Eiffert then came to bat and lined out the first of pair of triples. scoring LeBour- veau. McQuillan ended the inning by flying out to Miller.
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 Darons Threaten.
 The Barons threatened in all of the last four innings. In the fifth q RV, |, down, but a fast double play, Mi cLaels to Murray to Bernsen, cut them down. In the sixth they had a man on first and second with two men down, but Danny Clark went out trying to steal third.
 The Barons scored their first run in the lucky seventh" Miller tripled to left and scored on Hart ford's fly to Cuyler. The next two men went out in order.
 In the eighth the Barons had their big chance but emerged with only one run. The bases were full with no outs but poor base running killed their chances of more than one score. Bates, Stump Clarke and Stewart singled in succession. Danny Clark then hit a long fly to Cuyler that scored Bates from third, but Stuffy Stewart was held on second by a perfect peg to third. It was at this juncture that McQuillan outwitted Stuffy Stewart and caught him in a chase that resulted in his going out.
 Stuffy was taking a big lead off second and both Murray and Mi chaels were playing well away from the bag also. However, McQuillan suddenly whirled around and made as if to throw to second. Stewart, who was watching him, thought that Michaeals or Murray had slipped up behind him to the base. started to second but slipped down. McQuillan ran down and got between him and second and in the chase that fol- lowed Wade tagged Stuffy out. The inning was closed out when Wade tagged Danny Clark at third after fielding Goebels hot grounder.
 The Barons scored one in the ninth when Miller singled and Robertson crashed two-bagger against the right field wall.
 The Vols scored two runs in each of the last two innings. Hawks came to bat first in the eighth and drove out his second triple. Lebourveau walked again but on grounder by Michaels Hawks was caught In a chase on the third base line in which he was put out. Eiffert followed with his second three -bagger and Lebourveau and Michaels scored.
 In the ninth Wade singled and when Hartford threw wild to second trying to catch him on Cuyler' 8 grounder took third. Bernsen hit a grounder to Stewart who threw out Cuyler at second, but Wade scored. Hawks third three-bagger scored RernSen,