The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-31
OLSEN WINS PITCHING.
 DUEL FROM MEMPHIS.
Stuffy Has Big Day, Getting Three Safeties
 Brausen, Rhode And Roby Hit

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 3O.-(Spe- cial. al.)-Opportunity stalked in front of the door of the Chickasaws for five innings and was snubbed and snubbed. It looked as if old Opp had come back in the ninth, but a sudden and unex- pected rally of the tribe with two out in the final inning when they scored two runs fell two shy and the Barons won today's game score, to 4. The Chicks were checked after winning five straight and as the Crackers held their ground by halving double header with the Lookouts the Chicks lead was cut to a half dozen games.
 A crowd of 2,474, shivered and shook through the matinee. The unusual spectacle of spectators wearing light wraps and top coats at a ball game i'll the sunny south on May 30 was wit messed
 Jeanes' Triple Wins \ Clinton Blume, who reported to the tribe almost a month ago, started his third game on the home grounds and for the third time he failed to finish. A three base rap by Claud Texas" Jeanes with the bases filled that fol- lowed pair of single and base on T.. in the fifth inning.
 Harry Kelly, the kid pitcher of the tribe, relieved Blume and held the Barons scoreless the rest of the game, but as the saying goes the horse was cut of the stable.
 Arthur Olsen, slim sid@arm shoot CT with a low swinging right-hand, pitched for the Barons and although he emulated the we'll and favorably known gent from Borneo, he had the Chicks pretty we'll in hand when he wasn't walking them to first base.
 Olsen dished out eight bases on balls in the first five innings when old Opp was stalking in front of the door of the Chicks. However he allowed but five scattered hits in this time. Three in- nings the second, third and fifth passed away with three Chickasaw runners stranded on the bases.
 Chicks Grab Lead
 The Chicks got away to flying start with a score in the first when Gene Morrison pried open the party with a double, was sacrificed to third by Glea son and scored on Wade's sacrifice fly to right.
 Blume progressed without any trou ble until the third when with one out Robertson singled. Carlyle ran in to take Olsen's fly. Brauten singled put ting Robertson on second and John Franklin Stewart, the boy manager and second baseman of the Barons who caused Blume some trouble later on, singled scoring Robertson. Blume tossed out Rhode and the score was tied.
 The Barons united it in the fifth and it remained united. With one out Fay Tor let Brausen's grounder skid under him. Brausen stole second and Stew art singled scoring him. Rhode beat out a bunt to Blume. Ganzel popped to first but after there were three balls on Camp, Blume intentionally pitched the fourth outside and the bases were lined with Grackers--but ere not for long. Claude Jeanes smote one over Carlyle's head in right center and Jeanes on third was the only Baron left on base That ended with Blume. Hartford greeted Kelly with single, scoring Jeanes and giving the Barons a 6 to 1 lead. Robertson flied out to right end the round. It was Jeanes' round.
 Old Opp was still hanging around in the fifth and it appeared as if the Chicks would finally warm up to him. Wade walked to open the inning and Carlyle tripled scoring him. Taylor walked and it still looked hopeful for the Chicks. But KOhlbecker popped to first and Anderson fouled out to third. There was still hope when Lamotte walked filling the bases, but Kelly's helping effort was a fly to Ganzel in left.
 Rally Is Checked
 The Chicks didn't threaten in the sixth, seventh and eighth, but started an uprising in the ninth that kept the spectators who were shivering and shaking until the last man was out. With two down Wade doubled to cen ter and Carlyle dropped a short fly close in to the left field foul line for a double, scoring him. Taylor then crashed one to the center field slope for a double scoring Carlyle, but the rally ended when Kohlbecker hoisted out to Rhode.
 Although the Barons got twelve hits and the Chicks nine the Chicks were for 15 total bases and the Barons 14 total bases. Jeanes' triple and most Oppor-
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