The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-09
'NOOGANS ARE BEATEN
 TO START HOME STAY
Lookouts Vie With Stewarts To Be Most Chari-
 table And They Finally Succeed

The Barons and Lookouts vied with each other as to which could be the more charitable in their game Thurs day afternoon and 1t evolved that the 'Noogans had the kindest heart and so made the final presentation of the game in their half of the tenth inning. The score was z to 6. In the eighth the Barons, with two men on base and none down, after they had already scored three runs, chunked away a chance to tie or win by poor base running. Then in the tenth, after they had finally tied the score in the ninth, they let Johnny Anderson make the circuit from first around on measly single to center. This was the second ofethe Baron's pre- sentation series. However, Manager Les Nunamaker proved kinder hearted manager than Manager Stewart, whose low throw to home plate was largely responsible for Anderson's scoring, so he threw the ball through Bandrimer's legs into left field to allow the winning run to score.
 Catches Generous Fever
 It was rather a high school proposi- tion and both teams had ample chances of scoring after the seventh inning. Up to the eighth, however, the Barons' chances were of the extremely frugal variety for Luther Roy was a stingy hurler and allowed but few tallying op- portunities. Nevertheless, in the eighth he got so warm-hearted that he allowed four men to hit safely in a row and walked the fifth. -Nunamaker decided , he was too liberal and called for Lefty James to mount the mound.
 Mainly through poor base running James managed to temporarily stem the etakesJ ackpt eber,S Dem pseym lacein tide of the Baron offensive. The locals kept pecking away at him, however, and finally pecked out victory in the tenth.
 Red Bates was not treated very courteously by the Chattanooga swat smiths, who hit his offerings rather rudely. He gave way to Gray in the ninth to allow the Barons to work a little stategy. Gray pitched a pair of creditable innings to finish off the aft ernoons entertainment.
 The contest was a game for the fans but from a baseball viewpoint was somewhat bespecked by mars due to misplays and misjudgments. One of the Liggest breaks of the day was when the Ganzel racing home in face of certain death, with nobody down, two men on base, and the Barons one behind. It was on Jeanes' grounder to snort and Ganzel was reposing on second. Johnny Bates muffed the grounder ani Jeanes was safe at first, but instead of stopping Ganzel at third the coach sent him on in to the plate and Bates threw him out easily, through he made pretty slide for safety.
 Hop On Bates Early
 The Lookouts hopped on Bates early in the fray and drove around three talIies. In the first inning Massey, newly acquired second baseman of the 'Noogans, opened the game with a single. J.SBates was thrown out at first but Red Bates hit Carrell. Smith then singled and Massey scored. Anderson singled and Carroll and Smith scored. Niehaus fouled out to Rhode and Nun amalxer was out at first.
 The Barons cut the lead down point in the fourth. Stewart led off with a single and Rhode followed with a one ply knock. Ganzel moved both around a base with a beautiful sacrifice, and