The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-10
STEWARTS WIN SECOND
IN ROW OFF 'NOOGANS'
Brausen, Knode And Stuffy Slug Pill AS Paul
Bennett Turns In Another Nice Game

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afternoon the Barons had a comfortable
pnargin to spare, for the count was 8
TO q The Stewards hit their pace early
IN the game and kept driving away at
ina agate until "Big Chief.s Eoungtlood
sought the showers and was relieved by
Vowel. The Lookout left-hander went
In under trio Of hits and pair Of
ta1lies In the sixth. but held the Barons
during the final two innings.s4 "
Paul Bennett pitched good game Of
ball for the Barons and for the first
four innings the Lookouts went out In
order. He had one bad inning, how
/. ever, In which the Chattanooga clan
did all their scoring. During the last
three Innings the visiting batters ex-'
pired In the order of their appearance
IT the plate and only In the fifth and
stxth were the Nunamakers able to stick
q tnan on the bags.
Barons Field Splendidly
Outside of a couple of hobbies the
Barons fielded with much efficiency be-
hind their submarine twirler and the
sNoogans didn't have chance. The
LDokouts did not give YoungbAood ana
Yoweii very steady support and at times
made costly boobies. But 1t was largely
lack OF punch which Cost INC A1ooNo~es
deariy.
II was in the fifth inning that the
bags were fully loaded and no man had
passed out Of action, Things looked
mighty bright for a. tally by the Noun
taineers with Nunamaker and Band
rinser. ordinarily hard men to turn down
IN the pinch, coming to bat. But TO the
hilarity Of the fans Mr.. Bennett engi-
neered q double killing and the next
man passed out, ending the frame.
'NOOgans Fill Bases
The story runs something ike tn's'
bennett had been turning down batters
With 1nonotonous regularity, through
the agency OF his infielders and outer
xardners, for four innings. Then Smith
came up to the plate and whacked out
the second safety of the game against
Bennett 1t was two-bagger; tommy
Anderson followed with a single, Smith
&oina to third. Then Niehaus came UP
ana hit grounder to Hartford, who
Fauffed the ball. He attempted to re
cover II but failed, though Smith did
not have enough daring to try to make
Il home, this filled the bases
Nunannaker came up and hn ter
rifle drive square. at - Bennett. he
cMught the ball and raced over toward
third then tossed to Brausen to get
smith before he could get back. This
completed a double and Bandr1mer nit
4 xIy to Jeanes, which ended the frame.
There might have been a chance Iot
4 triple play on Benefits eaten, put
playing It safe and getting two seemed
is be good enough policy.
The Lookouts did their scoring In the
slxth. Bennett struck out Youngbiooo
Is start the frame, but Massey singled.
yohnny Bates singled In turn and Car
roll walked. Smith hit q single to LETT
ana Massey scored. Johnny Anderson's
~rounder was messed up by Brausen
ana Bates scored. Niehaus fouled out
TO Brausen and Nunamaker flied out
TO Camel.
The Barons scored one In the firSt
inning. Brausen hit in his eighth
strairht game as the first man up.
stewart sacrificed him to second ana
Knode tripled to center, scoring Brau-
sen. CAMEL was thrown out al tirst
by Bandrimer and Camp also oleo al
first, J. Bates to Niehaus.
nv the locals. Bennett walked, but
was forced at second by Brausen. stew
arr doubled and Brausen went TO third.
Knoda hit a grounder to Bates, VINO
threw out Brausen at the plate. Camel
singled and Stewart scored. knode was
caught In a chase and run down
IN the fifth, a pair OF counters came
arross for the Barons. Brausen opened
A,lth 4 single and Stewart followed IN
ftrsF Knode hit the third consecutive
rirnIe and Brausen and Stewart scored
~ s,zel hit a xrounder to Youngblooo.
crho threw to third to get knooe, put
Mnndrfmer dropped the ball. Camp
ysaa out at first and Jeanes nit INTO a
double play.
Score Two More
~ the sixth, with Yowen on the
rnos,nd. the Barons scored two more.
wexford singled, but Robertson was
out At first. Yowen hit Bennett IN w
s,Ssa with a fast one. Hartford, VINO
~ a atoien second and gone to third ON
6rnertaou's out, scored, and Bennett
e,I,cxv@f him, when Brausen singled.
Tsrnr,een was safe at second Wnen
YovreiI threw wildly to Bates to XIII MIN
TAeeling. Knode singled, but Camel was
nsft along with Brausen In q pretty
double play engineered by Niehaus,
~ho made a pretty catch OF Gamers
Pete Brausen continued his sensa-
t,cnal hitting, He cracked out three
nafties out of five trips up. Knode also
eot three out Of five, one OF them
ffipie. Stewart hit a double ana
ai5irIe out of three times at bat.
Final Game Today
wnode continued his good play az
fir1t and made a great stop OF Smitns
rrounder to get him at first. Jeanes
@fSrred again in center field, making
sensational catch far down the groove
fsrarei did some pretty fly catching In
smith was the only Lookout to get
over one hit.
The final game Of the series win be
ninwed Saturday afternoon at RICK
wced. Roe will probably face Good on
~ 7laa4xud.