The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-10
.LOOKOUTS WIN ONE
 CONTEST OF SERIES
Camp Hits Home Run-Stewart Steals Three
 Walker Back With Team

George Cunningham, temporary leader of the Chattanooga Lookonts, led his mountain crew away from the Magic City Saturday afternoon on a 2 ;O0 : o'clock train with the frugal consUia fion that his team had not been swept clean in the series at Redwood field. By winning the second game of the week-end's double bill the Chattanooga team took one of the four games. The scores Saturday were, 10 to 6, Birming ham, and 5 to 2, Chattanooga.
 Although Coat Walker, who made his return to the Barons Saturday, seemed not too steady and inclined to handle his lead rather erratically still the Barons copped the first encounter. Fred Wingfield was unable to keep the Barons from. utilizing their hits and the Stewards punched them in the sec 0nd, fourth, sixth and eighth innings y to. overcome a Chattanooga lead and win. Walker had a bad inning early in the game and the 'Noogans drove five men across the plate in the second on five hits, a single, double, single, double and single in succession did the ' damage.
 Effective After Second.
 After the second inning, Walker kept E the Mountaineers' hits more scattered, s-lailowing them but five, and they were able to count only one more tally. The team mates of Walker then went out ' and by pecking away at the apple in alternate innings beat out the visitors.
 Howard Camp scored the Barons' first run in the second inning when he drove the ball over the right field wall Hartford singled and Spencer tripled, after Ganzel had flied out, and Wall 7. ker's single accounted for two more in the sane frame.
 Stuffy Stewart, who went into the ! profession of burglary in earnest upon : his return home this week, stole three < more bases Saturday and brought his total up to fl, nice lead over Mar .riott of Mobile. The Baron manager . had pilfered eight bases in the Chat . tanoogA series and is safely leading the loop. He swiped second and third in one inning Saturday.
 Good Hit Hard Il Sep Good and Kenneth Sepwick faced each other in the second encounter Saturday and the Lookouts cracked out z come very decisive hits off Good and wCn the abbreviated contest. The visi- ' tors had to cut their visit short and { rush off to catch a train 80 the sec sond game was called in the sixth in- 5 ming and the score was then to with the Stewards hanging onto the small end.
 The Barons were unable to do but little with Sedwick and counted their two runs in the first inning on a walk, Stewards single and base thievery, -k sacrifice and error.
 babe Ganzel was cracking out some 2 pretty safeties in the opening game, getting pair of doubles and a single , ont of four. This was the best willow performance of the day.
 Lookouts Open Up Walker got through the first inning Ief the first game in good shape but the Chattanooga sluggers hepped onto him in the second game and pounded 1 him hard. Stump Clarke opened with a single and Niehaus doubled. Gun ningham singled and scored Clarke and l Niehaus. D. Anderson doubled and Wingfield singled, scoring Cunningham and D. Anderson. Crossley advanced 1 Wingfield with a sacrifice and Bates scored him with long fly to Ganzel. [ Carroll VGhs hit by a pitched ball but ] went out stealing.
 The other Chattanooga score came fin the fourth. After Cunningham had ] grounded out D. Anderson was hit by l pitched ball and went to second on q wild pitch. Wingfield grounded to Brausen and Anderson was caught in chase in which he was run down, Wingfield going to second. Crossley singled and scored Wingfield. Crossley was thrown out trying to stretch the hit into a double.
 BarOns Gain
 The Barons whittled down the five run lead in their half of the second. With Rhode out on a ground ball, Camp hit a home run over the fence. Hartford singled, while Ganxel flied out to Carroll. Spencer tripled over ]. Andersons head and Hartford scored. Walker singled over short and Spencer scored. Brausen grounded out.
 In the fourth the Barons tied the score. Hartford singled and Ganzel doubled, scoring him. Spencer flied out to J. Anderson and Walker was called out on strikes. Brausen singled to left field and Ganzel scored. Stew art singled and Brausen scored. Stew art stole second but Jeanes grounded out.