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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-26
HOLDING THEIR CONVENTION.
Baptist Sunday Schools in Session at
Lulaton.

Baptist Sunday Schools in Session at
Lulaton.
The Baptist Sunday schools of
south Georgia are holding their an
nual convention at Lulaton. The meet
ing opened yesterday morning, and
will continue through tomorrow. The
opening sermon was delivered by Rev.
W. M. Gilmore, of this city. Among
those on the program for addresses
and short talks are Solicitor General
J. W. Bennett, of Waycross, Mr.. F.
e. Twitty and C. D. Ogg, of this city
and majority of the ministers of the
association.
The session, SO far, has been a very
successful one, and has been well at.
tended by the Sunday school workers
Of south Georgia.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-02
ANOTHER CLOSE GAME
SYLACAUGA TAKES fifth OF
SERIES.
Visitors Made a Flying Start and
Won Game in the First Inning,
Locals Coming in One Of Tie
ing in Ninth Inring.

Just one small hit-scratcl or any other
old kind-would have, tied Up yesterdays
game and made the third extra inning
fight of the Sylacauga- Montgomery Sc
ries.
Lobman did his part towards tieing
the score but his was tie only hit in
the ninth though Sorrell made a wild
pitch and gave Fraser a base on balls
1t was probably the besc fielding game
that either team has played so far. and
both pitchers received good support. OF
the two Star had much the best control,
not giving but two bases on balls, not
hitting batter and striking out nine
men. Sorrell gave six bases on balls and
struck out nine men without hitting a
batter.
Sylacauga virtually won the game in
the first inning when they started in with
such a fast clip that Starr had his first
inning. Lane the first man UP, was
given base on balls. Sorrell C. getting
another, while Hogg and Reid punched
s'rgles, netting four runs. A couple of
punched singles and an error in the
fourth put one more over for them, three
singles In the sixth adding one more.
while three Dagger and a couple of sin
giles in the seventh gave them two more.
making eight. A couple of base on balls
with couple of singles gave the locals
one in the third, a couple of base on balls
I with an error adding one more in the
fourth. while a three Dagger, a single
and some errors put over two in the fifth.
some errors got one over, three singles
in the eighth adding one more and Lob
mans hit with a base ,on balls and a
wild pitch in the ninth getting one more,
the final score being and in favor OF
Sylacauga. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-02
RACE FOR A FORTUNE
THE $4,000 TRoTTINa MATCH
TODAY.
Ed Geers Will Probably Drive Lord
Derby, the Mambrino King Geld
ing That He Developed-Ugly
Scandal at Columbus.

The first big match race Of the lSOz
harness season will take place at Hart
ford this afternoon when LORD Derpy anu
Boralma will start. 1t Is py long oous
the most interesting trotting race since
the big match between Cresceus and Inc
Abbott at Brighton Beach last summer
Both horses are said to be on eoBe anu
the race bids fair to be a hot one. botn
Smathers, the owner of Lord Derby, and
George Spear his present trainer have re-
quested Ed Geers to drive the son OF
Mambrino King today. Geers. as Will
be remembered by Montgomery horsemen,
took hold of the derby horse when he
was an extremely green trotter In the
Hamlin's stable working him until ne
trotted a mile in 2:06 liz. The record OF
Boralma Is 50 familiar to horsemen that
it is not necessary to go into 1t mere;
The performances of the son OF Boreal
have been Of the sensational order from
the time that he won the 3-year-old Ken
lucky Futurity at Lexington-this was IN
1899 and Boralma won that race In III l-[
The night before that race Lawson paid
ST., 900 for the 3-year-old on the condition
that the youngster would win. Or. NC
Coy had a short while before paid New
man $4,000 for Boralma, thus clearing
$1,000 on the Lawson DEAL since tnat
2:1l 1-2 Boralma has trotted as low as
2:07 his present mark, and the two horses
are pretty nearly even in marks To-Day
though Lord Derby will PROBABLY go 10
the post favorite.
The affairs at Columbus yesterday was
pretty ugly ans great credit belongs to
the judges for showing it up: Elderone
is bay gelding by Box Elder cut OF
Kitty NJ, she by Dale Wilkes. On the
opening day of the Detroit meeting he
paced second in both heats to Direct Hal
when that great PAGER took the two heats
of the Chamber of Commerce in 2:O6 S-4,
2:08 IL, chasing Direct Hal home wnen
he landed the third heat in 2:W IL the
next day. At Cleveland on the 2Srd FL
derone took the second heat of 2:l5 pace
in 200 IA beating Direct Hal out IN that
Squire Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-02
BRIGHTON DERBY TO-DAY.
Mag. DangerAeld Has Topweight

Mag. Dangerheld Has Topweight,
New York, Aug. Nv. R. Condor, Rose
Tint, Anak and Belle of Lexington were
the winning favorites at Brighton Beach
today, the other events going to long
shots. The fourth race, a handicap. for
three-year-olds and upwards. at one mile
and a quarter was the feature of the
card Ethics, the favorite, won. but was
disqualified for a foul. Arden jumped
away in front and showed the way for
half a mile. when Himself took COM
mand. closely followed by Mineral.
These two raced together to the stretch.
Burns on the favorite was working hard.
In the stretch he was third and closing
very fast on the outside. Opposite the
field stand Burns cut across to the rail
and in doing so bumped Tom Kenny,
who in turn knocked against Mineral,
throwing these two horses out of the
race Ethics won by two lengths with
Himself second and Tom Kenny third.
Bullman who rode Tom Kenney. claimed
foul and the winner was disqualified.
Weather clear; track fast:
First. race one and one-sixteenth miles,
selling-Stevedore, 81 (Smith), to l, won;
Zoroaster. 1903 (Redfern). 2 to /, second:
Satire. 104 (Wonderly), to l.. third.
Time. 1:46 is. Grail, Morokanta, Swamp
lands Doubledummy, Heroics, Marothen.
Petra II and Miss Fisher also ran.
Second race, five furlongs-Ivernia. MS
(Redfern). 20 to l. won; tonteniX. lis
Landry) to 1, second; Marie Tryon,
llO (Smltn), TO 1, Inc l'Ol 10
Tact. Octoroon, Ohio Girl. Miss Trouble
some, Singing Nymph and Parisina also
ran.
Third race. five furlongs, selling-W; r
Condor. 1O2 Smith. to 5. won; Righ'
and True, 81 (NdcFadden) 6 to /, second
Red knight. lG9 (Burns). to 2, third
Time, 1900 10. Mexicana. Orion, Alice
Eon. Isle of Wight, Rubescent. Flamboy-
ant Frank Karrick. Knocknagow also
ran.
| Fourth race, mile and one.fourth' han
Tom Tom Kenney, III (Bullman). 3 to /, sec
ond Mineral, 104 (Wonderly), 10 to !
third Time 2:O5 Surmise,. Adelaide
/ Prince, Cuspidor Sadie s., Arden. ano
Ethics also ran. Ethics finished nrst but
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miles selling-Dr. Clark. los; Lucent, l06;
Khitai. 104; Great American, Ablke, !OS;
Georgia Gardner, Merry Maker, Justice,
Braid Atheola, S2; The Guinea, 49,
Third race, the Brighton Junior. six fur
longs-Artvis. Salesman. 125; Whitechapeir
122; Tantalur Cup. Blue Riboon' luz
Woodlake Hurtsbourne. 102.
Fourth race. the Brighton Derby. one
and one-fourth miles-Major Deinger-
field. 1875; Old England, l3; Homestead.
Fifth race, high weight handicap. six
acknowledgements. 14O; Sadduccee. l34i
The Amazon, 1870; Rappenecker l27; Belle
of Lexington. 1923; St. Ftnnnn. Moron
kanta 1l9; Meistersinger. lis; Cheat EN-
lis: Caller lis; Songster, Ill; Pleasant
Sail. Noe; Avon II, 10S.
sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Judge Durrell. 10; Moroton, Fire Es-
cane. Carrier Pigeon. Lord Badge. HOT
b ook. DR.. Jorber. The Moor. Outsider
J Furlough II, The Beggar, Lord Sterling
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birmingham Matinee Club.

Birmingham, Aug. 1.-(Special Gen
tlemen interested in fine horses have or
Ranized the Birmingham Matinee Club
and have purchased tract OF land near
Fast Lake. six miles from the city, which
will be turned into a driving park. The
officers of the club are Culpepper Exum,
President; Lewis Minor, w. F. Berry
and w. w. Crawford, Vice-Presidentsi ;
w r Gum. Secretary-Treasurer; Board
of Directors Culpepper Exum, Edward
Wilkinson, Paschal Shook, Charles NC
Creery, Hugh Morrow, A. A. Gambill.
p. G. Bowman. 1t is proposed by the
managers to have the tracks all ready by
AprII next so that races can be COM
menced then and on through the summer;
Gentlemen will drive their own horses ana
very likely purses will be given.
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was DISQUALIFIED for fouling.


Fifth race, five furlongs-Rose Tint, ia
(Burns) l to 5. won; Dark Planet, lis
(Odom) Is to l, second Erora, 100 WON
derly) Il to 3 third. Time, 100 80. Cap
tain Billie Lee, Colonsay, interstate, also
ran
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Ap-
prentice riders-Anak, 1O1 tHyland) to
TO- won; Justice, l01 CBarbee) Il to l.
second; Loone, los (Barber) 10 to /, third
Time, l:4s 2-5 Hinsdale.. Chiron, Alack'
Ninoria, Fonsolee. Crosenfeld also ran.
Seventh race, six furlongs-Belle OF
Amazon, lis CWonderly) 2 to /, second;
Oclawaha 1O1 Gackson) s to l, third
Time. l:12 S-5, Military, Lady Radnor
Rappenecker, Cheat F. also ran.
Entries for Today.
First race. five furlongs-Monte Carlo
Cold Van. III; Roxboro, Rose Tint. ia
Mount Kisco, Sovereign. Barelmore, Da'
mon, los Virginia Soil, Antartic, lo2.
Second race, one and one-sixteenth
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-02

For the first time in long while. the
pennant race in the National League Is
getting interesting-that is. the nght Ior
third place between Boston and Chicago
is furnishing sport. Chicago is now only
two points behind the Beaneaters and II
st. Louis can beat Boston and Chicago
beat the Phillies today, Selee's men VIII
he in third place. 1t seems that McGraw
is working Joe McGinnity as hard as NC
Closkey worked him here in SO. McGin-
nifty pitched Thursdays game and yes
terday pitched the first Of the New York
St. Louis double-header. The games
were:
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AMERICAN IN CINCINNATI.
Result Of Conference Between Bruce
and johnson.

Cincinnati. August John E. Bruce,
attorney for the American League, and
President Ban johnson of that league,
held a number of conferences here to-
day. AS a result of these conferences 1t
is announced that the American League
has received formal application for a
franchise in Cincinnati for next year.
The names of the men who are back of
the move to secure a franchise for the
league are suppressed at this time, in
view fthe fact that the application will
not be acted upon until the fall meeting
fthe league.
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New Orleans, 8; Birmingham, Q.

New Orleans, Aug. 1.-Campbell started
off badly and wilhelm went into the box
for Birmingham and did well. French
pitched superb ball, only one scratch nit
being made, so New Orleans had no
an Score: RH f
Birmingham =. .....OOOOOo 10000 !
New Orleans .......4O10 0"-6 !
Batteries-Campbell, Wilhelm and Blue;
French and Abbott.
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ST. Louis. II: Philadelphia, s.

st. Louis, August i.-St. Louis took the
second game from Philadelphia without
having to do any hustling, owing to Will
.soa's weakness in the box. Up to the
sixth the game was close but the locals
made seven hits in that inning anS clinch-
ed the game. Attendance 1900 r H E
ST. Louis. ....... 1001080 OIL Ill II 0
Philadelphia ....... 10000 IS 8 4
Batteries-Powell and Kahoe; Wilson
and Powers.
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New York, ga; St. Louis, AZ.

New York, Aug. 1.-The New York and
St. Louis teams played two games TINS
afternoon on the Polo grounds and each
won, The visitors won the first game by
the score of to 3, the errors made by
the home players being responsible for
their defeat. In the second game, potn
teams played rather listlessly, as IL they
were tired from their earlier efforts. At
tendance, $500. Score:
First game n, n; e. q
St Louis .........2 OIL 00001 % =
Batteries-Currie and Ryan; McGinnity
and Bresnahan. ~
Second game N n. -;
st. Louis ..........0 1901 II :
New York .1201 90
Batteries-Pearson and Ryan; Matthew
son and Bowerman.
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FRENCH PITCHES SUPERB BALL
Birmingham Gets One Scratch Hit
Of Him.
Games Yesterday.

At Little Rock-Nashville, 8; Little
Rock. 2.
At New Orleans-Birmingham O.; New
Orleans 6.
At Shreveport-Atlanta, 9; Shreveport, 8
At Memphis Chattanooga-Memp
game postponed.
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Detroit. 10: washington, o.

Detroit, August 1-Washington was shut
out today in a game that was too one
sided to be interesting. Townsend was In
effective and was also very generous WITH
his passes. Attendance 1871. II Il Z
WASHINGTON ~ o 100000 Z ;
Detroit ........... 0042043 *-13 IL
! Batteries-Siever and MCGUIRE; Town
Rend and Clarke
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I.eaena Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Brooklyn-Pittsburg, 6; Brooklyn, s
At Boston-Chicago, 6; Boston, /.
At New York-First game, st. Louis,
New York, 3. Second game, st. Louis, 2
New York, 4.
At Philadelphia-First game, Cincin
natl, 8; Philadelphia, 2. Second game
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia, 4.
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At Little Rock-Nashville and Little
At New Orleans-Birmingham and New
Orleans. .,...
Al Memphis-Chattanooga and Mem
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Cincinnati, SO; Philadelphia, "a.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-Cincinnati and
Philadelphia broke even on double.
header today. The locals won the second
game IN the last inning. Attendance,
S,7S8 Score.
First game X; n: e
Philadelphia :. 100 900 OIL W. y
Batteries-Hahn and Bergen; Duggleby
and Jacklitsch.
Second game n n; r.
Philadelphia .....1 o 001 00O2a !
Cincinnati =. - 0 49, II
Batterfes-Frazer and Doom; Thetlman,
Phillips and Maloney.
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played here. Norcum Of the nome team
stole six bases. Score: y
Atlanta =. 100 100000 Is
Shreveport :. Il 1901 90 % IL
Batteries-Henley and Latimer; Bruck-
er, Childs, Butler and Mcclure.
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At New York-Pittsburg and New York
At Brooklyn-Cincannati and Brooklyn
At Boston-St Louis and Boston.
delphia
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CLEVELAND. 6: Boston, 8.

Cleveland, August 1.-Cleveland won to-
DAVIS game from Boston by finding Young
when hits meant runs. joss wrenched his
knee in the fifth inning and retired IN IA
vor of Bernhard. But for errors Boston
would have been shut out. Attendance
1876 Z
Cleveland ..... O0001 80 II
Boston ..,.., 90 1000 4 o 0-3
Batteries--Joss. Bernhard and Bemisi
Young and CriRer.
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chicaoo. g: Boston, /.

Boston, Aug. 1.-cr'cago batted Eason
ont of the box in - third inning. At
ter that Boston trigt., , local player nam
ed Curran in the box, who did fairly well.
Attendance. 1,5T. Score: r. II; T.;
Boston :, .........0 o 00O OF o. ]
Chicago . 20 O5 5000 0-6 IL
Batteries-Eason, Curran and Moran;
williams and King,
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Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburg, 9.

Brooklyn, Aug. 1.-The closing OF the
series between Plttsburg and Brooklyn
asted ten innings, when 1t was called on
account of darkness Pittsburg would
have won had it not been for costly er-
rors. Score: X: n; =;
Pittsburg :. .....100o02 030-6 - :
Brooklyn =. ....1 ~ ~ ~
Batteries-Leever and Smith; Donovan,
Hughes and Farrell.
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Three base hits, stickney. /; base on
balls by Starr 2; struck out. by Starr, 9;
passed balls. Burnett, 2; wild pitches.
Starr, 2; earned runs. 4; left on bases, TO-
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Chicago, Z: Baltimore, 8.

Chicago, August 1.-The patcned-up Bal
timore team made a great rally in the
ninth but finished one behind the lead the
locals obtained earlier in the game. Err
rors and |hc bases on balls by 10th pitch
ers were responsible for several scores:
Attendance $50. X II Z
so ............. 0140000 ~ II ?
Baltimore .... OIL 0002 0 o 3-6 IL
Batteries-Piatt and Sullivan; Wiltse
and 'Yeager.
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Totals :. ...........B Z q Z
Three base hits Andrews. l base on
balls. by SorrelI. 6; struck out by Sorrell
8; passed balls Sorrell 3; wild pitches
Sorrell 1; earned runs. 8; left on bases. g.
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Nashville, 8; Little Rock, 2.

Little Rock, Aug. 1.-Poor base run
ming lost today's game to Nashville, who
punched their hits in the seventh inning
for two runs. Score: X n
Nashville :. 400 100000 3 1
Batteries-Watt and Murphy; Damman
and Fisher.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Memphis, Aug. 1.-Memphis-C hattanot
ga game postponed account OF rain.
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ROSS'S BARBER SHOP,
Exchange Hotel. -
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Judge Of Probate Of Montgomery County,
Alabama. commissioners to open books of sub
gcription to the capital stock OF the Mont
Ronaery Traction Company notice Is hereby
given that in accordance with said appoint
nient and the statute in such cases made and
provided, will open said books Of subscrip-
ton at z o'clock m. on the 25th day Of
Steiner, over No e Commerce Street, in the
City Of Montgomery. Ala.
BARRIE L. HOLT,
w. H. RAGLAND,
w. F. VANDIVER,
EDWARD A. GRAHAM,
W. 7. ROBERTSON,
II Commissioners.
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SCANDAL AT COLUMBUS.
Bunco Game Was Unearthed in 2.2O
Pace.

Columbus, O., Aug. 1.-The judges at
| the Grand Circuit races today unearthed
job in the 5000 stake for 2:2O PAGERS,
and by prompt action saved innocent
Tse sam ThS nad he
was melted out to the guilty party. driver
Tom Stuart and the horse Elderone be-
ing suspended for one year.
The 2:20 pace was the feature OF a
good card. There were six starters, but
Green Line and Elderone were conceded
to have the race between them. Green
Line won the nrst heat with ease IN
200 IL, slow time over the track, which
was lightning fast. The second heat was
| race in itself and was won by Elder
one, who paced a beautiful mile in
| 2:O5 IA, cutting his record by four Sec
onds.
The original betting had been Greenline
| $780, field $50; Elderone's showing in the
| second produced the desired effect on the
odds, which now switched to $50 on Green
| Line and $50 on the field. The third heat
went to Green Line in 2;lO Ia stuart
the horses came out for the fourth heat
| the judges ordered Stuart out of the
| sulky and put Valentine. 9 local trainer
and driver UP behind EIderone. Elder
one took the fourth heat in 2:06 Ia, out
| pacing Green Line in the stretch. In the
| fifth heat Elderone went to break In
the first turn and could not be set tc
pacing again. He finished behind the
/ uE+R Will u DEOhGlI lOppACb AhNCSti-
CATION showed had been cut nearly
| through before the heat started. The
| judges declared all bets off. placed Elder
| one fourth, instead of distanced in the
| last heat, suspended Stuart and the horse
| Elderone for one year and fined Hudson
500 for not trying to win the last heat
| with Tertimen. Valentine was awarded
$500 for driving EIderone, the amount tt
| be taken from the horses share of tbs
purse. Elderone. finished second to Di-
| rect Hal in the Chamber of Commerce
| at Detroit and again at Cleveland. Hi
| had worlds of speed today and should
have beaten Green Line The 2:10 tro
went to Waubun. the favorite, after sew
| en- hard heats
| The two short races were won by Klon-
| dixie and Chase in straight heats. The
feature of the closing day of the meetinl
will be the attempt of Dan Patch
9:03 ga, to beat 2:01 IA, the record of hi
sire, Joe Patchen.
2:1O class trot, purse $500:
| Waubun z. z. by Pilot
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

IN response to request Of many friends !
hereby announce that I am q candloate
for the State Senate from the TWeny-
eighth Senatorial District, subject to the
action Of the Democrats Of Montgomery
County at the primary on the Zotn OF
August. b. II. SCREWS.
70 Ny Fellow Citizens Of Montgomery County;
am candidate to represent this Sena.
torial District In the Senate OF the next
LegiNature and axk for your vote IN tns
JOHN W. A SANFORD.
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A lO-INNING TIE GAME
WAS LAST OF BROOKLYN PITTS
BURG SERIES.

Lever Didn't Get the support That
Donovan Received-New York
Breaks Even on Double Head
er-McGinnity Pitches.
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3 cIsss BARRIERS 3
.GALLAGHE RS
DEXTER AVENUE
"a BATHS rs CENTS. "a

o. Fl Perry 1O2; Aminte, Silver Trinket'
Annie Grace, Anna Darling, Princess H.
The Cuckoo, los. ,,,
Seventh race. seven furlongs, selling ,gg-.
Brigbt Girl Mount Hope, Baron Knight,
los; Amorous. Bernard, Bismarck, Bur
gundy, Squid, Barkelmore, lo2; austria
Ian, 90; Mennenfeld, a.
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Apperius in Today.

The locals will be greatly strengthened
in the sixth and final game of the Syla-
cauga series today, Sam Apperius play
ing in right field Hogg. who pitched
Wednesdays game, will go in for syla-
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The average woman thinks 1t IS disloy-
alty to her church to speak well OK any
other minister's sermons.
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Atlanta. 9; Shreveport, 8.

Shreveport. Aug. 1.-The locals and At
lanta battled for twelve innings today in
one of the most sensational games ever
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Old fashioned spelling schools have beer
revived in Decatur County.
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Score by innings:

oCOI6 ny IIIIIIIIB5'
Montgomery e. ...........0 12OlI II
Umpire, Mahoney. Scorer. Faber. Time
OF game, two hours.
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Trans 81 and IS have Pullman Yestibuled
and trains IS and SO have Pullman VeSttbuled
and through coaches between Washington and
G. B. TYLER. c. A, Montgomery, Ala,
]. p. BILLUPS. Actg. G. P. A, Atlanta, Ga
CHAs. A wICKERSHAM. President
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Sleepers between New York and New Orleans
Slcepers between New York and New Orleans
New Orleans with superb dining car service.
d. P. O'ROURKE, c. A, Selma, Ala.
f. E. LUTZ. T. M, Montgomery. Ala.
and General Manager. Atlanta. Ga