The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-16
to center and scored Gleason.

to center and scored Gleason. Wade grounded out. s
 In the sixth the visitors started an- other hitting spree. Mitchell fouied out to Robertson, but Gleason hit slashing grounder to center field, which Camp let get by for three bases. Bar bare doubled and Gleason scored. Wade singled and Barbare scored. Carlyle singled to right, Wade on. second. Fay Tor flew out to Camp. Anderson hit short fly into right field which Brenner should have caught and Wadeescored. Then Anderson and Carlyle upset the Baron thinking machine and Wade scored somewhat as follows: Anderson ran off first and got in chase Gray threw the ball to Stewart; Carlyle headed for home; Stewart, intent on running Anderson down, let Carlyle get nearly home before he noticed him then it was too late. Anderson was eventually run down and put out.
 One More Chick Score
 One more Chick saw home in the seventh. Lamotte fouled out to Rhode and Kohlbecker struck out before Mitchell doubled. Gleason tripled and scored him but Barbare flew out to Camp.
 In the ninth Lamotte, first up, drove one far down the groove for round trip. Kohlbecker flew out to Stewart and Mitchell popped up to Robertson but Gleason and Barbare singled. How ever, Barbare was forced at second by Wade.
 The Barons pulled neat comeback in their half of the first inning and hit the ball with yigor. Two men crossed the platter and things did not look so gloomy even in the face Of the Chicks three runs. However, the second in- ming dispelled all hope for the visiting wrecking crew did not call a halt on the slugging.
 Barons Score Two
 Brausen opened the game by hitting the first ball pitched to Taylor who caught it without mulch effort. Stewart singled to center and Rhode hit a ripping double to right field, Stew art scoring. Brenher hit single to right and Rhode scored. Brenner was run down to second attempting to steal and was out. Camp singled to right but Jeanes ended it with fly to right field.
 In the sixth inning another Baron scored Brenner hit one through La motte and Camp singled to right. Jeanes forced Camp at second while Brenner advanced to third. Hartford forced Jeanes at second while Brenner scored. Robertson forced Hartford at second to end the inning.
 In the eighth Bob Rhode slashed a terrific drive to right field, which hit the fence and bounced into the right field bleachers for a home run. Bren- ner was struck out and Camp was out at first but Jeanes tripled down the grove. Hartoford, however, grounded out.
 Rhode Hits Hard
 The hitting of Bob Rhode was the high light of the local offensive. He hit a double and homer out of four trips up. Jeanes tripled and singled in four.
 Lamotte made a sensational stop of Mitchells throw to second to get Jeanes in the sixth. Mitchell threw the ball wildly and on the ground. La motte, running to cover second, fell back over the bag and By, stretching far out trapped the ball with his bare hand. He was lying on the base when he stopped the ball.
 The hitting of Mitchell was thorn in the side of the BarOns. Although he was not the stellar slugger of the day for the Chicks he was at the head of rallies which did damage. He got a pair of singles and a double out of five tries. It was Gleason who slam med the ball with wicked viciouSness for the visitors. He credited up at the platter five times. Two times he hit triples, one time a double and an-