The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-16
AND CARLYLE
 SLAM OUT HOME RUNS Seventeen Hits Collected Off Olsen, Gray And
 Good; Carlyle Connects, Brausen Misses

It was very evident here Thursday @that the Memphis Chicks had changed their scene of battle. Coming here From Atlanta, where they were thrice hsaten by the Crackers, the Dobbmen opened their three-day stay at Rick wood by walloping the Barons in a miserable contest, Il to 4. The Barons continued their pitchers parade, inter rupted by the closing out of Wednes- days game and three local mounds men performed.
 The trio of hurlers today brought the total up to five in the last two games and not one of the quintet has shown whit of semblance of pitching ability. The rampage of the Little |1E0ck sluggers was taken up by the EChicks in the opening game and car Tried on. Olsen, Gray and Good filed through the pitchers box and neither l so< them showed any signs of halting the Memphis hitters.
 Wade Starts Attack
 Seventeen hits were garnered by the z visitors, of all denominations from sim 2gles to home runs. The very first in- ! ming brought out a homer, for Wade $cfashed one over the right field wall &wifh two on base. In the ninth in- Ening Lamotte hit one down the grove 8lor four bags.
 The outlay of pitching material as ;slemOnstrated by the Barons in the last 1.-two days is the poorest that has ever graced the Redwood mound in many years. Every twirler except Red Bates has had his dose in the games We'd nesday and Thursday.
 The Chicks started at the very out set and did not let up until the very last in slugging. They hit in every frame except one and in the sixth hit five times safely. The hitting in eIuded two homers, two triples and three doubles. The Barons did quite bit of hitting themselves, obtaining 12 safe blows, but they were of no conse quence in the face of terrific slugging, such as Memphis displayed, It was a free-hitting affair from the Chickasaw angle and Monroe Mitchell did not have to exert himself to keep in the lead of his opponents.
 Brausen Misses No. IS
 There were three men who toed the mark at the batters' plate Thursday and endeavored to hit safely in their thirteenth consecutive game, two sue eeeded, the other failed. Bob Carlyle, tho slugging Chickasaw right fielder, hit single in the sixth which ran his string of games up to 13 to hit con eecutively in. Petey Brausen, midget Baron third-sacker, appeared at the plate five times and failed to register 2 safety. It was the second time that krausen has run his string to 12 and dropped off on the jinx 13. Chief Wade, Chick left gardener, hit homer in the first inning, which was his fourth of the season, and the 13 consecutive Tne in which he has singled or bet Ger. Paschal of Atlanta holds the rec ord, with 15 straight.
 Gleason, first man up for the Chicks, hik a grounder to Hartford and he ffDdrit. Barbare drew a pass. Then
 Ade came to the plate and drove one cleanly over the right field wall. The next three men went oat in order.
 The Chicks did not let-up and drove two around in the second: Lamotte walked, but Kohlbecker drove a liner at Stewart which he deliberately dropped and doubled the runner and batter. Mitchell then singled to center and Gleason followed with a double, scoring him. Mir. Olsen then took his ideparture and big Elmer Gray took the mound for the Barons. Barbare singled