The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-20

sen, for the homelings, was a big fac tor in the Barons' offensive with a pair of singles and triple out of five at tempts. His hitting and running ao counted for six runs.
 Olsen was in trouble in practically every inning, though once or twice through errors. The Lookouts' first score came in the second on Clarke's grounder, Olsen's error and Massey's double. The visitors came right back in the third and drove home two more tallies. Bates grounded out, but Car roll singled and John Anderson did like wise. Niehaus flied out to. Brenner with Carroll taking third after the catch. Clarke singled to, right, scoring Carroll and Anderson. Stump went out trying to steal.
 Fourth Scoreless
 In the fourth Massey, first up, walk ed, but Kress, in attempting to sacri- flee, bunted a pop fly to Olsen and Massey was caught before he could get back to first In the fifth Crossley grounded out, while Camp and Brenner took flies from Bates and Carroll, re- spectively.
 In the sixth J. Anderson fouled out to Rhode, but Niehaus tripled to left field. Clarke scored him with a single. Massey struck out and Kress flied out to Olsen.
 In the Barons' half of the sixth Robertson opened with single, but Olsen forced him at second, avoiding a double play only on the strength of Clarke's wide throw at first. Brausen singled and Stewart followed in turn, scoring Olsen. Rhode flied out to Car roll, but Jeanes hit high fly over the head of Anderson, which went for triple. Brausen and Stewart scored. Camp ended the inning by grounding out.
 'NOOgans Count One
 In the Chattanooga half of the sev- enth Wingfield opened with a single and Crossley sacrificed him to second. Bates was walked and Carroll's double to extreme right field scored Wingfield. Anderson ended the frame by popping out to Rhode.
 In the last half of the seventh Bren- ner opened the frame by walking. Hart ford singled and Wingfield hit Robert son, filling the bases. Olsen hit a grounder to Bates and he in turn hit Brenner in the back with his throw to home plate, Hartford also scored. Brau- sen caught the Lookout Outfielders un- awares and hit n grounder down the right field foul line, which was good for three bags. Robertson and Olsen scored. Stewart grounded out. but Brausen scored l6n the play. Rhode Walked, but Jeanes hit into a double play, ending the frame
 LOOkOuts Count Four
 In the first of the eighth Clarke led off with a triple. Massey flied out to Jeanes and Kress was out at first. Wingfield singled, scoring Clarke. Crossley singled and Olsen was taken out. Lundgren relieved him. Bates singled and Wingfield scored. Then Lundgreh shot one of his lightning fast ones to Robertson low and the catcher let it get by him, Crossley and. Bates scored. Carroll singled, but was caught off first.
 The Barons went out in order in their half of the eighth.
 In the first of the ninth Anderson flied out to Brenner, but Niehaus sin gled. Clarke followed with a single and Massey hit drive down the left field foul line, which Jeanes could not reach, and it went for a triple, Niehaus and Clarke scoring. Kress struck out but Wingfield singled to score Massey. Crossley ended the inning by flying out to Brenner.
 The Barons again went out in or der.
 Good To Pitch
 The third game of the series will be played Friday with Good probably pitching for the Barens and Roe prob ably twifling for Chattanooga.