The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-09
THREE PITCHERS ARE
 HIT HARD BY CHICKS
Jones Holds Tribe At Bay Until Seventh
 Inning

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June S.-(Spe- cial. )-Emulating the Mir. Garrison of fame as a finisher the Chickasaws scored 15 runs in the last two innings and these were all the runs they scored in victory over the Barons today, 15 to 4. Like a veritable bolt. out of the blue came the uprising of the Chicks that brought nearly 5000 fans to their feet at Russwood park. Twenty-four batters faced the three Baron pitchers during the parade of the Chicks.
 Walter Barbare, kwho had sat idly on the bench and watched his play mates struggle vainly for six innings for run that would have tied the Bar ons, who scored in the first inning, started the uprising of the Tribe. Bar bare, as a pinch-hitter, secured dou- ble off Mir. D. J. Bates, a tall blonde Baron, with the bases filled in the sey- enth, three Chicks scoring. That was the beginning. The end came after 24 Chicks had batted., 15 of them scored and Il hit safely.
 Jones Seeks Showers
 Kenneth Jones, tall brunette Bar on, late of the Detroit Tigers, turned the task over to Bates with three Chicks on bases. Jones had walked two bat ters and Bates had walked one. Fol lowing Barbare's double, Morrison dou- bled, Gleason tripled and Wade scored Gleason with sacrifice fly Carlyle was safe when Brenner4muffed his fly. Taylor, who had walked to start the inning, ended it with a fly to Camp.
 Jones, who was wild from the start, had allowed but three hits up to the time he went out but he walked six batters and was appearing wobbly in the fourth inning when he walked three men and left the bases filled without the Chicks scoring. Bates warmed up off and on from the fourth until he re- lieved Jones with one out in the sev- enth. e
 g Chicks Count 11
 The Chicks made fl runs and nine hits off Bates, who retired in favor of Gray with one out in the eighth with two Chicks aboard. Gray went from the bench to the pitchers box La- motte, Warmoth, Morrison, Gleason, Wade and Carlyle singled in success sion off Bates in the eighth. Warmoth singled, once off Gray, and Yaryan scored twice in this inning. Warmoth helped the Barons out by Intentionally going out trying to steal to end the in- ming.
 Harry Kelly, who started pitching for the Chicks, is credited with play ing the winning pitcher role The Chicks started their scoring before War month, who relieved Kelly, went into the box. The only score diff Kelly came in the first inning as the result of a wild heave by Taylor after taking a throw by Kelly, forcing a runner at third. Taylor, without looking, heaved fast and low to first for n double play and there was nobody there to take the throw. Brausen, who had opened the game with single, was forced at third and Stewart, who beat out q bunt to Kelly, was the Baron who scored.
 Kelly Pitches We'll
 Kelly allowed five hits in seven in- nings mad was going along nicely when he went out for Barbare to hit for him As sort of q reciprocal act, Warmoth pitching with little exertion, allowed the Barons three. runs in the ninth when, Rhode was hit by a pitched ball Ganzel and Camp doubled, Brenner singled and Spencer doubled. Although the uprising of the Chicks converted the game into somewhat of farce, the contest up to that time was pretty one, with Jones and Kelly in q duel and both pitching out of numerous holes Jones' wildness got him in trouble in several innings but until the eventful seventh the Chicks were unable to se- cure a productive hit. Two fast double plays were made by the Barons, one in the second and one in the sixth, when the Chicks were threatening.