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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-20
At St. Louis.

St Louis, Mo-, Aug. 19-Optional ana Uranium, coupled in the betting at four to one and running in the colors of H. Drrnbam ran one and three in the feat ure of todays card at Kinloch, SIX furlong sprint for all ages. Elastic the favorite, ran a bad race. Trainer John- son of Elastic was called into the stand after the race by Judge Murphy and fined s2o for sending the horse to the post unfit to race Judge Murphy sus- pended Jockey Shilling, who rode Santa Ventura, for indifferent riding. Track fast.
 First race. five and half furlongs-Dr. Cartledge 109 F. Smith), to 1, won; Frank Collins 1O7 (Shillngs), 12 to 1, sec ond; Mendon 1O3 (NiblacD, to l. third. Time 1:04A.
 Second race, six furlongs-Mallory 115 co. Bonner), to ?, won; Jake Weber ll9 (Fogg), to 1, second; Joe Goss 1l9 (Shee- ham, to 1, third. Time 1;l4%.
 Third race, mile and sixteenth-False 100 (TIiggins). 10 to l. won; King Stelle 95 Perkins). second; Dr. Hartan Ill (Sheehan). third Time 1:4Sla
 Fourth race six furlongs. handicap Optional 97 (Mclntyre), to l. won; Frank Bell lO9 (Shea) to ?, second; Uranium 99 (Higgins), to l. third. Time 1;14%.
 Fifth race, mile and seventy yards Flint Lock 105 QIiggins), to l, won; Ada N. 1O3 (Sayers), to 1, second; Pi- rateer 9S (McIntyre), to 5, third. Time 1:46.
 Sixth race, mile and quarter-Satin Coat 1Os CW. Watson), 9 to 5, won; Jena 94 (Mc1ntyre). to 9 second; Gin Spray 100 (Murphy). 10 to l. third. Time 2:0S1s.
 Entries for Today. First race. six furlongs, purse-Prince Herman, Axares, Howard P. Leon De, Ultra Wires 107; Carpet Knight 107; Bi- suka, Lillie Long 1OO;s Ruth l.. 105; Wine land 1O5; Signora Pierson. Harp Litho 105.
 Second race, seven furlongs-Lelia Barr, Eliza Cook. Larougo 107; Henry of .. Franstamar, Charles C., Worthington, Armand, Iandser, Felton, tFonspray 109; Reformer, Pay the Fiddler 1O4; Countess Clara 112; Sting 102
 Third race. six furlongs--Discord, An serger Whilen Ruralist 102 Sister Lil- Han, Rejoice 100; Scotch Snuff. Prince | Eugene, Wilhelmina, w. c. John, Ranch man 1o5; Acquisition, Second Mate no | Moyle 105
 | Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, handi' 1 cap-Josie F., Orris 9S; Leenja s3 Taby. | tosa 1o5; Light Opera 96; Little Scout 1o7 Fifth race. seven furlongs-Turrandt
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LEADERS CAPTURED.
Negro Kldnapers Who Stole White
 Girl Are In Jaii.

Memphis August 19,-A special to the Scimitar from Fort Smith, Ark, says:
 William Hicks and his wife, the sup posed leaders of the band of eight negroes who are accused of kidnapping white girl of Fort Wilson, I. T., have been cap tured and lodged in jail here. News has been received of the capture of num- Der of others. of the band.
 A party of farmers who attempted to rescue the girl yesterday were fired upon by the negroes and one of their number a man named Pate, was killed. The Hicks woman claims that the girl is her daughter
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Memphis 8, New Orleans o.

Memphis, August 19.-Werden's home run in the left field beachers won to- had the bases full on two occasions but their batsmen were unable to hit Me- Intyre at the proper time. Both pitch CTS were in form. Attendance. 800. Score
 R.H.E. Memphis. :. .. ..02 2100000 5 1 New Orleans .. 70 0 0000 o co 8 Batteries Mcintyre and Fritz; Adams and Hurley,
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SLAG PILE SETTINGS.

The sewing machine story is out of bus mess for there is no questioning the fact that Duffy was running some. Whistler says that no other fielder in the southern league could have possibly caught those two drives landed by Duffy.
 The rule under which Vaughan was forced to return to second base in the first inning yesterday is as follows:
 Section 3. In the case of a block ball, if person not engaged in the game should retain possession of the ball or throw or kick 1t beyond the reach of the fielders, the umpire should call time" and require each runner to stop at the last base touched by him until the ball be returned to the pitcher standing in his position.
 Under this Umpire Ledy was clearly right in his decision as a spectator threw the ball from the smoker
 The rooters will have their first oppor- tunty of seeing Crabill, the parson player, pitch today.
 While Iawler is not doing much with the willow he is setting the woods ahre around second. His fielding work for the past few days has eclpsed anything ever seen around Mount Sag.
 Manager O Brien is so we'll pleased with his two colts that he is figuring on talk ing another trip to the brush during next winter
 During the season Birmingham has won a majority of the games played with Montgomery. We top them just one game.
 Lew Whistler says he ought to be allow ed small part of that purse given Duffy as the little fielder never would have made the catch if he had not have hit the ball. That is certainly good logic. If Birmingham can land both games of the double header today she will rest comfortably in the 300 position and the leaders will be in danger l The bah players agree that the series with Montgomery furnished the best ex- hibtion of ball playing of the season any where around the circuit. l Young Tritton's speed was what did the business yesterday. The day was dark and the Legislators say the ball looked l like buckshot as it shot over the plate.
 Ledy put Burnett out of the game for back talk yesterday and the fans were | happy. BurneItS remarhS could not be heard but his insolent manner angered the crowd
 l The last time Atlanta paid us a visit they dropped three games. May the Barons never get less. l Jimmy O'Brien says that catch of Duffy's got enough money to buy his win ter coal and two cords of wood on the | side.
 | Atlanta put another umpire out of bus | mess yesterday and Birmingham is not alone in that respect. The Slag Pile is usually very kind to the umpires but the 1 fans can't take too much off anybody.
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Nashville 8, Atlanta 2.

Nashville, August 19.-On account of wet grounds Nashville and Atlanta play ed only one game today, the locals win ming in an exciting game. Umpire Rob- inaon had to be escorted from the grounds by the police on account of a decision in favor of Nashville in the ninth inning. He was assaulted by At lanta players. Russell pitched a steady game. Score R.H.E. Nashville :. .. 70 21000O0 *-3 10 3 Atlanta. .. .. ..2 O 0 % 0 0 0-2 '
 Batteries: Russell and Roth; Ely, Lau- zon and Matthews.
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AMERICAN AsaoclAIloN.
ALAeAMA.TENNEsssE LEAGUE.
Huntsville il, Pulaski 4.

Huntsville. August 19.-(5pecial)- Huntsville won the third straight from Pulaski on the latter's diamond today. Pylant was knocked out of the box and the game was a slugging match. Score:
 R.H. E. Huntsville .. .. ..1O20o4O2 2-11 F ' Pulaski .. . .. ..010 O % 0 3-4 9 8 Batteries: Norwood and Swain; Plyant, Sawyer and Barnes.
 Games tomorr ow-Pulaski in Huntsville, Decatur in Columbia.
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Foreman Killed.

Nashville, Tenn, August 19.-Edwin H. Welburn was shot and killed this morning in the composing room of the Southern Methodist Publishing house. He was the foreman of that department and was killed by C. O. Pettus..a former employe. Pettus was discharged about three years ago for threatening to kill co-worker, ,and his mind is said to be affected.
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Leeeh, Hafbef ssj Hugh MeGewan aeel Braneas f6S.
 sisth faee fHlle and seventy saFas. sell= ifs-varna Fenso ss Una Price, ehan= dse ig7j Marcos 1iei tmiHeFselie,, H&ape sij fehny Belle, Ben HeHFsteadi 4ieh= fui 194i LegatlehI ftelleh II: igai Kings GeHft 1e9i Counter Eshsf 4esi 9ae Lsay 4Ig;
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Brooklyn 6-5, Chicago 2-6.

Brooklyn. N. Y. August 19.-Brooklyn and Chicago broke even today, the home team winning the first game. Attendance 2SO0. Score: R.HE. Brooklyn... .... ....1 2 2000O 3x-6 ? Chicago ....... ....1 01 O 0 0 o 0-2 6
 Batteries-Schmidt and Jaclklitsch; Wei mer and I<ling.
 Second game:
 Brooklyn .... O 0 1 -5 1 Chicago.... .... 70 0 o o 0 O. 6 Il
 Batteries-Carvin and Ritter; Wicker, Taylor and Kling.
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SUMMER TOURIST RATES
To Principal seashore and Mountain
 Resorts.

Southern railway has on sale round trip summer tourist tickets at very low rates to principal seashore and mountain re- sorts in the Carolinas and Virgfnias, also to eastern points. via coastwise steam ship lines Final limit all tickets, Octo- Der 31, 1908.
 Write or apply passenger office Morris hotel building for Summer Home Fold er,' rates. etc. J. c. LUSK. District Pas senger Agent 6-27-tf
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OTHER GAMES.
chiIdersbura 1o. AIexander Clty 1.

Childersburg August 19-(Special)-Th locals won the game this afternoon from Alexander City by a score of 10 to 1. Smith struck out eight men and Bradley 2 for Chidersbure, while Sorrel struck out men. Attendance, $50. Score
 RH. E. Alexander City ..2OOoO2oO Oo-4 8 6 Childersburg .. ..2O1oo043 3 Clio Il 4 Batteries: Sorrell, Lane and Tender som Smith, Bradley and Flemings. um- pire, Scale.
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LOW RATE EXCURSION
On August 18th, Via Frisco System,
 Final Return Limit August 31st.

Colorado and return Denver, Colorado
 Springs or Pueblo. $24 )O Kansas City and return. .S14OO Eureka Springs. Ark. and return. .s1l5O
 For full particulars and reservation of sleeping car accommodations. write or call upon Paul R. McKinnon. City Passenger Agent. Birmingham. Ala 8-13-tf
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Cincinnati e-s. Boston o.4.

Boston, Mass, August 19.-Cincinnati shut out Boston in the first game today, but hard hitting and some luck turned the tables in the second. The feature of the second game was Donlins terrific hit in the ninth Attendance 3O70. Score:
 R.H.E. Boston. .... 0000000 GO 6 4 Cincinnati .... ....010020 0 0 g. 6 II Batteries-Malarkey and Moran; Hahn and Peitz.
 Second game: Boston ... .... ...1oO1 OO2x-4 1 Cincinnati. .... ....0 1002O 0 O. 10 8 Batteries-Pittinger and Dexter; Phillipi and Haberer.
 New York k-Pittsburg postponed; rain. Philadelphia, no game.
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Shreveport s, Little Rock 2.

Little Rock. August 10.-Except in the first inning Little Rock could not touch swann and Shreveport made 1t two out of three. The hitting of Norkum and Wefkert were the features. Umpire, Keefe. Score: RH.E. Little Rock .... 2o0Ooooo 6 1 Shreveport .... 70 0011120 0--5 12 1
 Batteries: Dolan and Lynch; Swann and Graffius
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BirminBham......... o 70 0 0 a-5 Montgomery. Q 0 0 o Q 0 Q o--I

Summary: Three-base hit-Knnzler Bases on balls--Off Triton g. off stultz l. Struck out-By Triton q. By Stultz g. Hit by pitched ball-By Triton 1. 6aeri- flee hfts-Brown, Magulre. Stolen base Spratt. Double plays-Duny to Mngulre to Vaughan; Triton to Magulre to Vaughan. Time of game, 1:5O. Umpire, Leidy. Attendance, 1000
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Neil Retires.

New York. August 19.-Henry G. Well, a prominent stock operator will today re- tire from the stock exchange. He has sold his seat on the exchange.
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Columbia 7, Decatur 4.

Decatur, August 19.-(Special) )-Colum- ba defeated the Twin City club today in a fast game of twelve innings by score of to f.
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Away back wonder in center field Whistler drove one with an awful wield, Duffy jumped after 1t so high In the air It whitened all the roots in Whistlers s
 hair
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FREE every night = the wonderful Projectoscope at East Lake.
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DUFFY SETS HEART OF RANDOM AFLAME Makes Most Sensational Catch
 Ever Seen at West End 4 DOUBLE HEADER TODAY First Game Called at 2:3o o'clock-Ry Taking Three Straight From Mont
 eomery the Iron Men Take
 Good Lead in Percentage.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Games Yesterday.

Birmingham 8, Montgomery 1 Memphis 8, New Orleans 0. Nashville 8, Atlanta ?.
 Shreveport 5, Little Rock 2.
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From the ridiculous to the sublime = from the boiling pot in the yard to a Gas Range.
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Beautiful illustrated songs sWeetly sung every night at the Aquatic Theatre, East Lake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-20

Atlanta at Birmingham. Nashville at Montgomery. Shreveport at Memphis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-20

Go to McVay's, 2l2O Second avenue, for the largest and coolest glass of Moerlein beer.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAauE STANDING.
Boston 4, Chicago 8.

Boston 4, Chicago 8. Chicago, H., Aug. 19-Errors, both bat tery and fielding, gave the visitors the game. Attendance 1,275
 R.H.E. Chicago ... .....OO0O 300-3 4 Boston .... .....10002 % IA 1 Batteries: White and Slattery; Dineen and J. Stahl.
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team making only five hits. Attendance

team making only five hits. Attendance g5d,
 R!Hi D. Cleveland ....4 100000 s=s 5 o Washington .... ...,0 g0go 1 Q Q co 5 o Batteriesi Meere and BehiisI Dunkle and Klttredge, St. Louis, Mo, Aug, 10-The New York St. Louis game postponed, neh arrival ef team.
 The Philadelphia Detroit game was post poned on account of wet grounds, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Minneapolis o, Indianapolis 1. St. Paul 3. Louisville 1.
 Kansns City ', Columbus 2.
 Milwaukee 5, Toledo 1 ,
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I1Tne Z.Ib12, z.If, -.I97l.i -'IN12'
 Special against time to beat 2:00% and s2 800 to beat the worlds record, 1:59L. pacing-Dan Patch. b. h.. by Joe Patch- en-Selca by Wilkesbery CMcHenry. Time :29A; 5Sss l :2sl4; 1:5s.
 The Metropolitan S5,000 purse, 2:20 pac-
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Cleveland 2, Washington 0.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 19.-Cleveland won a pitchers battle from Washington. each
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The sewing machine story is out of bus mess for there is no questioning the fact that Duffy was running some.
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gaoegaiterne itimleoe iammen ON
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