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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
DAMAGE SUIT FOR $1o,ooo.
Hurled at Southern League by
 Memphis,

Memphis, July 27.-President Nickin of the Southern League of Baseball Clubs was today officially served with q sum mons that he had been made a defen- dant in a suit of damages to the extent of SlO,0O0 The suit is brought by .he officers and directors of the Memphis Baseball Association.
 Intunctions have been much in evidence since the league directors ruled that St. Vrain, Babb and Evans of the local team could not play. They were charged with having jumped contrasts elsewhere. The suit brought against MT Nicklin as presi- dent of the Southern League will be heard in September. It is alleged by the local club that the action of Mir NickHn and the directors has damaged the Mem phis club to the amount of $l0O00.
 The papers were served on President Nicklin at the ball park this afternoon while Memphis and Atlanta were strug- gling for the mastery before a large au- dience President Nicklin expressed much surprise and was indignant at what he termed rather questionable treatment He said he had been invited to visit Mem phis today by one of he directors Uf the local club He said that now he was quite sure that he was invited here for the express purpose of accepting service in the suit. President Nicklin left for Chattanooga tonight
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en Cottage and Edwin Kenton also ran.
 Third race. high weight handicap, for all ages, six furlongs-Sadducee 1S0 OConnor). even. won: Ben Mac D'Hui, ger. 114 Nandry). 20 to 1. third. Time, 1:l4. Clonmel and Isia also ran.
 Fourth race handicap. mile and one l. second: Ethics, 107 U. Martini, Il to 5, third. Time. 1;51 3-5. Cuspidor. Sadie S., and St, Finnan also ran. Francesca and Ethics coupled.
 Fifth race. six furlongs selling-Mal- den l10 (Shaw) 10 to l. won; Cornwall. IO2 (Redfern), to 5. second; Oclawaha, SS (Jackson). 15 to l. third. Time, 1:l3 3-5. Rossignol, Songster. Lucent. Jim Pulley, Ondurdis, Tchula. Ben Howard, Lady Radnor Hum and Neither One also ran.
 sixth race mile and one furling. sell ing-kalif, 109 tOdom) 20 to l. won; Pearl- finder, 99 (Redfernl. 3 to 1, second; Leo- hid. 94 o. Martini, to 10, third Time. 1:5S 3-5. Handicapper. Prince Richard and Peninsula also ran
 Entries for Today
 First race. five furlongs-Squid. Wood lake. Tugai Bey, Full Back Jerry, Presi- dent, Knocknagow. 112; Glorious. Ken lucky Rose, Tigoa. 109.
 Second race, mile and one sixteenth. selling-Waterton Lone Fisherman. Mili- no; c. Rosenfeld. Dr. Clark, Rough Ri- der. Soraster, Lord Sterling Lord Rad ner, The Beggar Cogswell, 1O7; Nlnonia. Hesuvia' Pleasant Sail Georgia Gardner. Banled, Lizzie Mccarthy, 105; Hum. 102
 Third race. high weight handicap, six furlongs-Himself, 14o; Ben Mac DHui, 135; The Amazon, 12s; Sweet Tooth. 124; Belle of Lexington, 122; Lockett. 115; Dinna Forget, IA; Delmarch, Tim D., Jr., 112.
 Fourth race Wingedfoot handicap, five and One-half furlongs-Africander, Mart Mullen. 1l9; Injunction H. Bensonhurst, lO8: Her Letter, 1O4; Jerry Mac. Jack O'Lantern, l02; Judge Fulton, 90; Smiles and Kisses S4.
 Fifth race, mile and one sixteenth-BaI le Duc Judge Durrell. Titan. John Bar. leycorn 112; The Moor. Lord Badge Val. lev Forge Silver Twist. Worry. Chiron, l09; Octoroon. Silver Trinket, Tact. MisA Buttermilk. Lady Iona. 107.
 Sixth race, mile and one sixteenth Bellario Monograph, 116 Kalif. Nones Red Path. ll3; Sombrero. Trump, Anak, lO9; Khitai 1O6; Sister Juliet. Huntress,
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SPECIAL NOTICES !
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

Tn response to request of many friends, hereby announce that I am q candidate for the State Senate from the Twenty eighth Senatorial District. subject to the action of the Democrats of Montgomery County at the primary on the 25th of August. B. H SCREWS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29

To My Fellow Citizens of Montgomery County: l am candidate to represent this Sena- torial District ia the Senate of the next Q Legislature and asK for your vote in the Democratic primary.
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a date to be set by the Southern League and recommend early action. Signed, s. T. T. Powers, president; J. H. Far rell, secretary; M. H. Sexton, chairman National Board"
 Some weeks ago the National Board fined the Memphis Club $1O0 and suspen- ded Manager Frank for ten days for play ing St. Vrain, who was awarded to the Tacoma club and on the failure or Manager Frank to obey the order made the suspension of Manager Frank jndefi- mite. He has continued to disregard the ruling of the National Board and this last action is not surprising
 AS yet no meeting of the Southern League has been called. The hearing on the amended bill occurs before Chaucel- Tor T. M. Mcconnell tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The injunction was grant ed last week, with permission to the League to file an amended answer which has been done on a plea as to yurisdic- tion.
 The Memphis Club filed an amended bill today, praying for an injunction res- training President Nicklin from interfer- ing with the playing of Babb and Evans in the Memphis team. Chancellor Mc- Cornell granted temporary injunction as prayed for.
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ADVANCE GUARD
DIVER ENTRY ALMOST SWEPT
 THINGS.
Michaels Won with Francesca, odom Landing Advance Guard Second, the Great Tom Horse Giving
 Away 127 Pounds.

New York, July 2S-Three favorites and three long shots divided the money at Brighton Beach today. The fourth race handicap at one mile and furlong' was the feature of very cheap card The Dwyer entry, Francesca and Ethics; won after a splendid finish in which Old Advance Guard separated the stable rom running one. two. Francesca won by length, with Advance Guard second ana Ethics third. head away.
 Trainer Charley Hill today received cablegram from his employer, Clarence Fl. Mackay to dispose of the entire stable of horses, with the exception of two mares, Trigger and Kamara. After Leo hid ran third in the closing race at Brighton Beach today II. T. Grimm claimed the Barrick racer for T, zoo.
 First race, five furlongs-Rose Tint 1O9 (Burns). to 1O won; Mount kisco, 112 CRedfern), 6 to 1. second; Michaelmas 1l2 CMcFadden). to 1, third Time, ;0l 2-5. Embarrassment. Alice Eon, Scof- fer, Damon, Iconoclast. Kim, Dark Plan ct. Cloche d'Or Tom Lawson, Sovereign. and Queen Boula also ran.
 Second race, mile and one-siXteenth selling-Paste. 102 CRedfern). 10 to 1. won; Choate. 90 Cochran. 6 to 1. second; Hins- dale III (Brennan), l2 to 1, third. Time. I:47 2-5. Bessie Mccarthy. Caithness Loone. Mosketo. Alsike, Animosity, Gold
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FOR THE LEa1sLATURE.

hereby announce myself a candidate for the lower House of the General Assembly for Montgomery County. subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 TEMPLE SEIBELS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29

Many friends announce Mfr WILLIAM A. GUNTER as a candidate for the House of Representatives Of this State, subject to nomination by the Democrats of this county.
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SUNDAY RESULTS. Nav Orleana. 4: Nashville. O.

New Orleans, July H.-New Orleans woro crepe for Pitcher Freeland. who died of bloodpoisonng, but played mag nificent ball before the seasons record paid admission crowd. numbering fully 1000. Bailey went in to pitch for the second time and did well except In the fifth inning, when four hits were bunch ed, with a couple of misplays and four runs were recorded. Stewart held Nash vile down beautifully until the ninth, when a base on balls. the first Of the game, an eerror and Fishers hit hIed the bases, but three flies were quickly handled and Nashville Was shut out. score. R.H.E. Nashville ..OOooOoOoO- 2 New Orleans .. .. 0 o 0O4 OO@ l
 Batteries-Bailey and Fisher; Stewart and Abbott.
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Englishmen Do Well.

Longwood Mass. July os-The ease with which the two English players. H. L. and R. F. Doherty. won their three matches in the opening rounds of the Longwood tennis tour nament proved not only the feature of the days sport. but to the minds of many ex- perts seriously jeopardzes the safety of the Davis international cup, to lift which is the special mission of these two visitors and Dr. Pim. who is expected this. week The elder of the brothers. H. l.. Doherty. played two ing H H. Hackett of New York in the morn ing and R. C. Seaver in the afternoon. Each Fnglshman allowed his opponent the first set and then having taken the Americans meas ure. completed the next three without aparent effort.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
WILL STAND PAT.
Says National Association of Ball
 Clubs in Telegram to Nick1in.

Chattanooga, July 2S.-President John B.
 Nicklin of the Southern League last night received the following self-explana tory telegram from tho National Board of the
 Niagara Falls, N. Y, July 27-J. E. Nicklin, President. Chattanooga, Tenn After reviewing the evidence in the Frank insurbordination and the St. Vrain cases, the National Association officers in ses- sion here today reaf'irms its decision in each case and instructs our secretary in the event of failure of the Memphis club to respect our orders, to withdraw pro- lection from the Memphis Association at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
YESTERDAYS GAMES. New Orleans, g; Chattanooga,

New Orleans, July 2S.-Chattanooga started like a lion with a home run by Miller, but wound up like lamb. French held them safe all the time. while Dolan was batted steadily, Stafford and Her bert leading. Vogt and Gallagher, the new men from Michigan. f1elded faultless- ly, but did not hit safely. Miller and Myers, Chattanooga's new men. did well, and Brothers and Durrett led the batting for the visitors. Attendance. 600.
 Score: RIFE Chattanooga .. .....1OO000oO 6 3 New Orleans .. ......1 3 8 Oo1 1 "-9 IA Q
 Batteries-Dolan and Roth; French and Abbott,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
EASY FOR SYLACAUGA
TAALADEGA BOYS TAKE FIRST
 GAME.
Edmunds Was Pounded Hard, Civ ing Locals Case of Rattles-Bill Stickney Asked to Play 3rd
 Base Today.

Just like picking cherries or getting money rom home was the first game of the Syla- County of Talladega yesterday
 Edmunds was just their size and gleefully did they pound him for sixteen hits Starr relieved him in the sixth inning after ten runs had heen made, but not a hit did they get or him and the in the eighth was made on errors. The reputation that the visi- tors made in the Anniston games seemed to have denoralizing effect on the locals who seemed to be afflicted with a species of stage juicy errors. they were able to get but eight hits off Sorrell, the visiting twirer. Bill Stickney has been asked to play third base today and Aperius has been telegrapher for
 Yesterdays score was:
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Memnhis. 8: Atlanta. [.

Memphis, July 27.-Memphis made it three straights from Atlanta today. Hen ley attempted to pitch again today. but after working yesterday was hit freely, and made a balk in the second inning, after which he retired in favor of Baker, who pitched steady game Errors in the eighth. together with two hits. gave Memphis the game. Attendance, 3,2OO Score: 1S'n' ~. Memphis .. .. ..O30o113O' O'-S Atlanta. .. ..OO04021 0o-7
 Batteries-St. Vrain and Armstrong; Henley, Baker and Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29

It Is a queer thing how Bailey nearly always falls down in one inning-Sunday he was pitching great ball until the fifth inning when he let the Pelicans fall all over him, they scoring in but one inning, but winning the game that. French pitched another great game yesterday for New Orleans. almost duplicating his game with Nashville last week. At the rate he is going he will have Henley, St to death. The Memphis matter still has things in tangle and court officers are getting rich.
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Shreveport, 2; Chattanooga, 5.

Shreveport July N.-Persons' effective work in the bok and Norcum's brilliant catch of Spratts line drive in the eighth with two on bases and doubling up a man at second, won the game for Shreve- port Attendance. 1.7S5. Score: H E Chattanooga .. ........0 0 0003 0-5 Il 2 Shreveport .. .........0 3 0-7 IA I
 Batteries-Bruner and Roth; Persons and Mcclure. Game called at end of the eighth inning to allow visitors to catch a train.
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Atlanta. 5; Little Rock, 9.

Little Rock, July 28.-Alemang was bat ted at opportune moments today and At lanta had no trouble In winning. Three of Little Rocks four hits were made In the seventh inning and yielded the only runs for the locals. Each of the players spect to the late Pitcher Freeland of New Orleans. Attendance 700. Score: RH E Atlanta .. ...........1 OOO11O0 2-5 F 0 Little Rock ... ......0 0 0 0 % 2 0 0-2 i 1
 Batteries-Wilson and Hubert; Ale mang and Murphy.
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Iine.lin fnr tnday.
Easy for Admission.

Huntsville. July 2S.-(Speclal. .)-Annis- ton took the first game of the series from Huntsville today by a score of to l. The visitors took a lead in the second that fatally discouraged the locals the score was; R.H F. Anniston ...... ....O51O2OOOO- 0 Huntsville. a. 70 O o 0 O-l 6
 Batteries-Lynch and Leighton: Cope land and Bomar and Street.
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Memnhis. 6: Birmingham. 5.

Memphis, July 28-Memphis played lucky today and won out in the seventh inning, wilhelm was effective, but the stick work of the locals came in at op- perfume times. Attendance. 700.
 Score: H E Memphis .. ..........1 1 3 O "-6 3 Birmingham .. ......0 0 o o 70 0-5 1
 Batteries-Weyhing and Armstrong; Wilhelm and Blue.
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The local tennis players are working hard on the courts at Cloverdale, prepar- in gthemselves for the big tournament at Atlanta. starting August 4. The local club will be represented by two fast teams. viz: Warren Tyson and Will Graves and Will Warren and Frank Fillmore.
 Tyson the strongest player of the local club had the misfortune early last week to slip and fall on the courts. cutting his knee quite badly and he has in conse- ouence been unable to practice any for the past four or five days. He Is now all right and Montgomerians are counting on his making a fine showing at Atlanta.
 Squire Brown.
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St. Louis, 9; Philadelphia, 4.

Philadelphia, July 2S.-St Louis won today's game from the home team by good hitting, when four runs were made a single, double and two home runs the Philadephans could not do much with Powells pitching. Attend ance 5.9S5. Score: R. H E, st Louis .............l OO4O220o-9 r Il Philadelphia q. .......0 O o { C. 4 II O
 Bateries-Powel and Kahoe; Husting, Will son. Powers and Schreck.
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washington, 12; Chicago, 9.

Washington, July 2S-washngton found Calahan's bnrders to their liking today and with some loose fielding by Chicago and sever. hits won the game they pleased. Attend ance 3264. Score: R. II. E. Washington .. ......1 oOO1o1o oo-l2 1S 0 Chicago .. ............1 O 0 OO0lo 70 O-2 Il 3
 Batteries-Lee and Clark; Callahan and Mo Farland.
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Baltimore, 15; Cleveland, 5.

Baltimore, July 2S.-The reconstructed Bal tlmore team had an easy time with Cleveland thls afternoon and won its third straight game. La Joie put off the grounds by Umpire Johnstone for disputng a decision. Attend
 ance. 1884. Score: R. H E. Baltimore ........5 % go .-15 l5 l Cleveland O.. ..........O a 1 o i 0 B , IA
 Batteries-Wiltse and Yeager Bernhardt and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29

Every man, woman and child in Mont gomery should hear the famous artist. Mir Clifford A. Wiley, who appears at McDonald's Opera House Tuesday night, August 5, sing that beautiful baritone solo, Tt Is Enough" from Mendels- sohns masterpiece, Elijah. -adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
Boston. &: Detroit. 1.

Boston, July 2S.-Long hits by La Chance and Periss with men on bases accounted for most of Rostons runs today. Yeagers left hand was split by hatted ball in the eighth Attendance LIS. Score: R, II. E. Boston Q. ................1 Q 2 N4 Ill Detroit . ...........1 Q a OoOO-l {
 Batteries-Young and Criger; Yeager, Null len and Buelow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29

Interest in the approaching meeting of the Montgomery Driving Association at Riverside is increasing. The feature of the opening day, Tuesday, August IF. Is the Gentlemen's Special Driving race, half-mile heats, two in three for, Mont gomery County horses driven by their owners. The free-for-all pace Of the last day ought to be interesting, though one dares not hope for anything like the 2:12 1-2 of Brookside last year. The pro- gram in full is:
 Tuesday, ugust 12-2:45 trot 6 in 5. purse
 S200: 2:20 pace, @ in D, purse. S2OO
 Special Gentleman's Driving race, one
 half mile, @ in 3. eligible 10 horses
 owned in Montgomery County, own
 CTS to drive to wagons; gold mounted
 set of harness.
 Wednesday August 1S-2:25 pace, @ in 5l,
 purse. s2OO; Free-for-all ,trot. 6 in D.
 purse, $20O
 Thursday, August 1+2:4o pace, 6 in 3.
 purse, $200; Free-for-all, 6 in 0,
 purse $200
 Conditions-Rules of the National Trot- ting Association to govern, except: Hop ples not barred; four to enter, three to start: entrance fee, 10 per cent of pursei purse divided 50-25-15-10.
 Special: The management reserves the right to change the above, order of pro gram and to stop the racing any day at 6 D. m., except on the last day Of the meeting. when the sunset" rule will pre- vail
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YESTERDAYS GAME. New York. 2: Brooklyn, 1.

New York. July 2s.-The last game of the series of five between New York and Brook lyn clubs was today by the New Yorks on the Polo Grounds by score of to O. thunderstorm in the latter half of the fifth inning. when New York had only two men out. Lauders hit to the left field in the fourth inning, rought in two runs and won the game for the locals. Attendance, 5,10O. Score: R. H. E. Brooklyn .........,..........O O-O New York .....................0 0 2-2 2
 Batteries-Evans and Farrell; Mathewson and rrnnan an
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in the East the Eastern clubs beginning Thursday series of games in the West. Bal timore opening at Chicago, Philadelphia at st. Louis, Washington at Detroit and Boston at Cleevland that day
 Yesterdays games
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Cincinnati, 6; Chicago, 1.

Chicago, July 27.-Cincinnati easily won to- days game by punching hits. Hahn was a puzzle except in the third inning. Attend Chicago % v. .......oO1ooOOoO-i $ 2 Cincinnati .. ........2 02Oo1lO-6 Il 8 Bateries-Rhoades and Kling; Hahn and
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Totals

Two-base hlts-Creekmore. 1. Double plays Edmonds to Pettus Base on balis-Edmonds. Passed balls-Code. l. Wild pitches-Starr, 2; Edmonds. 1. Left on bases 9.
 Score by innings
 Montgomery ...............1 01 01O0 O. 4
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Shreveport, July 2S.-Today's game be- tween Nashville and Shreveport was stopped at the end of the second inning by rain. The score stood 3 to in favor of Nashville.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.

At washington-Chicago, 2; Washington. l2 At Philadelphia-St. Louis. g. Philadelphia, 4 At Boston-Detrot. 1; Boston, 8.
 Al Baltimore Cleveland 5; Baltimore, 15.
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The Tigers Lost.

An interesting game of all took place yes terdsy. July 2S. 1902 between the Tigers and Little Plant System. The Tigers were de feated hy the score of l3 to in favor of Little Plant System. Players are as following
 The Tigers Position. L. P. s
 Chastan .......... Short Stop ..,....... Pa wstan haEzell Pitcher Francis MaEk9.s,s..ss.S,. First Base. .',s".s....Aduyer
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St. Louis, 2; Pittsburg, 6.

St. Louis. July 27.--The home club secured a lead of seven runs at the start. but Pittsburg rallied and almost won out. Attendance. l3 800. Score: R. H. E. Pittsburg .. ..........0 0 0 0 0402 0-6 Il 8
 Batteries--J. ONeil and M O'Neil; Doheny. PhIllipe and Trimmer.
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THE MOST POPULAR YOUNG
 LADY

Commencing today, the young lady visiting Dowe's Randy Kitchen the greatest number of times in the next two weeks gets a five pound box of choice candy
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Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed by the Judge of Probate of Montgomery County, Alabama. commissioners to open books of sub scription to the capital stock of the Mont gomery Traction Company. notice is hereby given that, in accordance with said appoint isient and the statute in such cases made and provided. we will open said books of subscrip- tion at | 2 o'clock m. on the 25th day of August, 1902 in the office of Graham q Steiner, over No. 2 Commerce Street. in the City of Montgomery. Ala
 July g, 1902.
 BARRIE L. HOLT,
 W. H. RAGLAND
 W P. VANDIVER,
 EDWARD A. GRAHAM,
 W. T. ROBERTSON, If Commissioners.
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Games Today.

At Shreveport-Nashville and Shreve- port.
 At New Orleans-Chattanooga and New Orleans
 At Memphis-Blrmingham and Memphis. At Little Rock-Atlanta and Little Rock.
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At Brooklyn-Pittsburg and Brooklyn. At Boston-Chicago and Boston.
 At New York-St. Louis and New York. At phia-Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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Beginning today the Western clubs com mence series of sixteen games in the East and the complexion of the league map will be an interesting study for the next few weeks McGraw has a chance to make good with his newest New York aggregation as his games arc all home
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Games Yesterday.

At Shreveport game post poned
 At New Orleans-ChattanooGa 1; New Orleans, g.
 At Little Rock-Atlanta, 5: Little Rock, ?.
 At Memphis-Birmingham 5; Mem phis. G.
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Games Today.

At Washingtan-Chlcago and Washington. At Philadelphia-St Louis and Philadelphia. At Boston-Detrcit and Boston.
 At Baltimore-Cleveland and Baltimore.
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Base on balIs-By Sorrell. 3. Hit by pitched balls-Sorrell, 3. Struck out-By Sorrell, T. Passed balls-Sorrell, l. Earned runs, [. Left on bases, 4.
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SPRINGFIELD, MAss.,

OKNINGFIBL M Ab3,o
 January 7S, Seoos 1T can truly say that Abbey's Salt is the best preparation of the kind 1 have ever used and shall continue to use 1t in my practice" DR. ERNEST K. PARKER.
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ALLEGRER. Rv.

"Your Salt works like a charm. It seems to be just what has always been wanting, cooling and refreshing and not nauseating in any par ticular. I shall never be without 1t in my office"
 W. C. DULMAGE, M. D.
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BAILEY FELL IN 9TH
PELICANs ONLY SCORED IN
 THAT INNING.
Memphis Association Sues Southern League for $10,ooo, Inviting
 Nicklin Over There.
League Standing.
Games Sunday.

At New Orleans-Nashville, 0; New Orleans, f.
 At Memphis--Atlanta, '; Memphis, s. At Shreveport-Chattanoog 5; Shreve- port, 2.
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noon. ,.o.
 Second day-Wednesday August 6, 1902. A aa..I
Third day-Thursday. August 2. 190;

This event there will be two moneys Ties will be shot off.
 Other shooting, after the above pro- gram is finished, during the afternoon, also live bird shooting on this day.
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WEST AGAINST EAST.
Eastern Invasion by Western Clubs.
 League Standing.
Games Sunday.

At St Louis-Pittsburg, ': St. Louis, 6. At Chicago-Cincinnati. 6: Chicago, 1.