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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-03

their refusal to quit the ship, began to
club them right and left.
The Zone police, a few minutes la
ter, assisted in the clubbing but with
better judgment and less indiserimlu.
ately. About 90 Of the laborers leap.
ed into the sea. but an Of the mel
were able to swim. The captain, how.
ever, lowered a boat. which picked
them up. Nearly every man had 70
eeived blows, and several Of them
were bleeding from ugly wounds.
Seeing that resistance was useless
the men yielded, came ashore, aad be-
gan to eat the food that had been
placed on the dock in sight Of them
for several hours. Many Of them had
not eaten since Saturday. At 5 'elock
all the laborers, who were in a pitia.
bic condition, were placed on board
a train which left for Corozal, whors
they will be put to work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-03
A NEW pEAL POSSIBLE.

Under the old convention system
certain rules have governed In making
up a party ticket.
There was always a strong tendency
70 give occupants Of judicial Offices
second and third or continuous terms
by ronominating them.
II has been a general practice to
give county and state officials a sec
ond term il they made good records in
oiIice.
This has been the general custom
In Oregon, excepting the Office Of gov
ernor at the hands OF the Republicans.
But as conventions are done away
with BY the direct primary law, the
rule for second terms may be broken
into
II Is possible that the state printer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-03
DIDN'T AMOUNT 10 MUCH.

As a Portland paper intimates. the
Eugene convention Of the Willamett,
Valley developers didn't amount u
much. The business men present were
small fry.
Eugene Wilcox wasn't there moi
any Of the rest Of the Portland mil
lionaires. nor any Of the oldest fami
lies, nor the plutocrats, nor the pro
prietor Of the lineup bank.
There were only about a hundred
delegates altogether, and they paid
their own way, and paid their own no
tel bills, aud the barbecue was no ban
quet at the -Four Hundred Inn.
II was plain roast beef and bread
and butter sandwiches, paid for by the
generosity Of the Eugene business men
and handed out with coffee in big
cheap china cups, by Eugene's faires;
daughters.
Not a man connected with the
League convention is on a salary, and
most Of them left their private bust
ness TO attend, aud neglected their
personal affairs for the good Of the
state. "Big" men wouldn't do that.
The men al the Eugene convention
were there out Of good principles and
acted with a common understanding
There were, many Of them, men with
whiskers and unpublished boots, and
farms and homes Of their own.
Such as they w,re they were good
enough. but not such men as would
have assembled at some banquet
where wisdom would have flown like
rain down the sides Of California's
adobe hills after a cloudburst.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-03
Sick
Headache

When your head aches, there
is storm in the nervous sys-
tenn, centering in the brain.
This irritation produces pain
in the head, and the turbulent
nerve current sent to the stom-
ach causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, and
is dangerous, as frequent and
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting in loss of
memory, inflammation, epi-
lepsy, Ats, dizziness, etc.
Allay this stormy, irritated,
aching condition by taking
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pain by sooth-
ing, strengthening and reliev-
ing the tension upon the nerves
mot by paralyzing them, as
do most headache remedies.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do
not contain opium, morphine.
chloral, cocaine or similar drugs.
"sick headache Is hereditary IN my
family. My father suffered a great
deal, and for many years ! have had
spells that were 80 severe that was
unable TO attend 10 my business Affairs
for day or 50 at a time. During n
very severe attack OF headache. / took
Dr. Miles Anu-Pain Pills and they
relieved mo almost Immediately. Since
then take them when feel the spell
coming on and II stops II at onca"
JOHN j. MERRIAM,
Pres. 8. .. Eng. Co. South Bend. Ind
Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills are cold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
the first package Will benefit ~ u
falls he Will return your money.
rs doses, IS cents. Never soid In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-03

and the attorney general may not get
second terms unJer the new nominal
ing system.
It is even possible that a new man
may be nominated for supreme judge
in violation Of tb. time-honored Gus
tom Who can tell
The people are going TO make the
next ticket, and may disregard all the
wise rules founded on political expert
ence Of a century.
new deal may be had in spite Of
all the lessons Of the past. which indi-
cate that il is best TO continue judi
cial Offices, and that second terms do
not hurt the public service and pro
mote party harmony.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-03
The Time
To Begin

Saving money is when you begin
90 earn Il.
No matter how small your in.
come you can save a little Of il.
This alone, II regularly done, viii
make you Independent.
We receive deposits Of one dollar
or more and pay interest at the rate
Of 3 per cent per aunum, compound.
"a semi-annuany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-03
Huie Wing Sang Co

All kinds Of fancy Dry Goods, Silks,
Embroideries, Laees. Make up new line
Cents and Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
Suits, Wrappers, Skirts, White Under
wear and all kinds Dress Goods. Sale
cheap. $40 Court street, corner alley.
Phone 1lo7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
THE GAME
STULTZ WAS GIVEN VERY RANK
 SUPPORT.
In One Inning Schwartz, MuIlancy and MOIeswOrth Made MisPlays in Succession Giving Travellers
 Cinch on Game.

If one has ever seen a kynetlscope where one instant peaceful valley flooded with sunshine is shown and the next flash of the electricity showc a terrible thunderstorm in the mountains he can form pretty accurate idea of the conditions down at Higgipss matt nee yesterday.
 Up to the end of the fourth inning 1t was the prettiest pitchers duel be- twee1 George Stultz and John Boltn that one cares 10 see. not hit having the second and one in the fourth-on StultZ. The PretZel pitcher scattered them so. however. that neither of them amounted to anything though both scored by either side Little Rock get ting man on third in the second in ming with only one out, a fast double of the Pretzel infield saving the day.
 The countenances of the fans at the matinee were as shining as a new tin dipper, and in the fifth inning when bubbled with delight. In the last of the fifth. however. the ticker began to play. The world turned upside down" and that bright tin dipper looked as if of red sulphur water for several iays.
 The Hitherto steady intield of the Pretzels suddenly blew up with il deafening report and those Travellers a the same time began stinging tho ball. the result of the holocaust being to give them q lead which the Pretzels were never able to overcome. In the field and Lynch's pinch hit they gor within. striking distance of the lead.
 In the last of the eighth the Tray elers clinched their victory with d couple of two baggers aud d couple of singles punched. Bolin pitched a won derful game. only giving one base on balls and keeping his hits scattered so we'll that most of the time the heavy hitting Pretzels were helpless.
 Lynch walked. Shiebech sacrificed him. Schwartz was out on q fly to Taylor, and Brouthcrs on a fly to Mo Cam.
 While Taylor walked in the last half Hartman and Blake were out on hits to Schwartz and McCann struck out.
 In the second, the Pretzels were re- tired on three infield hits, and in the last half Gear got q two-bagger and Johnson walked Reading was out on a fly to Schwartz and on Garvin's hit to Shiebech there was a fast double.
 The Pretzels went down in one, two. three order again in the third. and while Hartman was hit by the ball in the last half the other three were easily handled.
 In the fourth the Pretzels again went down with ccIcrity. and though Read ing got twO-hagger tn the last half, the side was retired without run.
 Molesworth got in the way of one of made bad throw of Shaughnessey's bunt and Mullaney did just what he had done Thursday. pounded out q three-bagger and scored both of them, the next three men being retired.
 In the last half things turned with such suddenness that it was like a peal Of thunder on a beautiful, sunshiny day. with two out. Hartman dropped
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sneaking fly over second base. the rra being too hard for Molesworth, who dropped 1t. Taylor hit a slow one to Schwartz and beat it out. Blane smashed one that Shiebeoh handled all right and shot oyer to first, Mullaney dropping the bali in the general con- fusion and filling the bags with ArkaE- sas Travellers. McCann hit a fly that in his eagerness to make 8 double Schwartz dropped. Hartman and Tay- Tor scored and tied the game; It was drove to centre, Blake and McCann scoring. Gear went to third on Read. ings two -bagger, but Johnson ended 1t by striking out, leaving. the score 4 to 2 in favor of the Travellers.
 In the sixth. with two out, Brouthers drew a walk, but on Molesworth's hit to Johnson, there was a double.
 The Travellers went out on two hits to Shiebech and one to Stultz in the last half.
 With two out in the seventh, Blake dropped Millerick's fly. John son made a wild throw of Stultz's hit and Miller ick scored on Lynch's hit to right, but Shtebech was out on a hit to Taylor.
 In the eighth Molesworth hit safe, but the other three were handled.
 In the last half of the eighth the lightning broke loose agair. Reading led off with a two-baggcr. going to third on Johnson's infield hit and out. Garvin hit safe and Reading scored, Garvin getting to third on Bolin's two bagger, both scoring on Hartman's hit, Taylor and Blake ending 1t.
 Millerick hit safe in the ninth, but the Pretzels could not score, the game ending to 3.
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20

the. entire field today won the Gaiety stakes at Belmont Park. Tiptoe and Bivouac were coupled as the Belmont entry and closed favorite at 15 to 20. Tiptoe made the running all the way, but had to be ridden out at the finish to win by head from Belle of Pequest De Reszke, winner of the fifth race was bid up to -$2.5O0., The stable bid of an extra $5 and kept its horse. Track slow.
 First race. seven furlongs. main course-Ad Bell. 123 (L. Smith) g to 1, won; Druid, 1O7 Lyne) IS to 5, second; Dreamer. 10S (Shaw) to 20, third. Time, l:30 Comet also ran.
 Second race, selling, four and one half furlongs, straight-Jessamine, 94 (McDanieD to l. won; Speedway, 96 (Diggins) to l. second; Delmore' 1o5 Magic Power. Fulbert, Dreamland, Vitesse also ran.
 Third race, Gaiety stakes, four and one-half furlongs, straight-Tiptoe, 122 (Odoml 15 to 20 won; Belle of Request, 112 (O'NeiD 9 to 5. second; Bivouac 112 (Davls) Is to 20, third. Time, 56. Pamela and Victory Belle also ran.
 Fourth race, seven furlongs, main course,.-Hot Shot, 97 q: smith Is to 5. second; Prince Hamburg, 9S (Hilde- brand) to l, third. Time, 1:29 2-5. lola, Cannonball, Buttling also ran. De Reszke, 1Os (Riggins) to 2. won; Arabo, 1O6 (Burns) to 2. second; Old England, IO9 (Murphy) to l, third. Time 1:43 2-5. Neptunus, Chimney Sweep. Jack Ratlin also ran.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth main course-Red Knight. 103 (Miller) to I, won; Graziallo. l20 (Hildebrand) to 10, second; Amberjack, 92 (Murphy) ' to 1, third. Time, 1:4S 1-5. Arrah Gowan also ran.
 Entries.
 First race, seven furlongs; selling Jerry C.. l0S; The Gadfy. Jetsam. 105i Sailor Boy. Delcanta, 103; Little Woods, 102; Probe, 9S; Josie L., 93. Second race four and one-half fur longs; ug-HoOray, 106; Catalogue, 1O5; Little Ben. Gsntian, Marius Caius, 106: Evelyn j., 99; Just, Mintia, 97; Lit tie SphynX, 94.
 Third race. National Stallion, five fur. longs-Forest Water, Vender, Caspas, Veronez, Merry Boy. Timber, Flimnap, 122; Comedtenne, 119; Clark Griffith, Sandy D., IT.
 Fourth race, the Ladies; one mile-- Gold Ten. kiameSha. Coy Maid, Jennie McCabe, Flinders. Incantation, Tradl- tion. Zeala l2l.
 Fifth race. International Steeple' chase; about two miles-Flyihg But trcss. l'9; Flying Virginian. 156; Ryan. l2S; Osress. l46; Ivan. IA; Ruoe itU' Melh 2e Eclipse, 1SS; GortnaEallon'
 si. race, ndicap; mile-Migrane. l23; JonquiI :: Rostand. 11S; Witch Hazel, IF; Priority, l07.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
The Race Track

| Louisville, May 19.-Silverskin, the | favorite. won the handicap at Church. | i'll Downs today, covering the mile and one-sixteenth in good time Apple was | found it hard to pick winners, iaost of the events going to long shots and poorly backed horses. Track fast First race, six furlongs-1tasca, 95 | (Herbert), 20 to 1, won; Dart Hula, 92 | (Noonan), s to 1. second; Muldoon, 95 | (Wishard), 6 to l, third. Time. 1:15 1-4. tion, Sjambock. Violin, Birdpond, An nie Alone. Silver Slipper, Misrex, Our Sister; zigzag also ran ran rn,,oM,nn,o lie Donohue, 11O cB. DavisJ, 3 to 1. second; Lady Toddington, I1o (Mc- Azora: Princess Flush, Jay Ward, Bun nie. Hazel Thorpe. Lillita, Lady Tray CTS, Black Garters, Miss Scott, Spring Ban. Lila M, also ran.
 Cure, L13 (NicoD, to 5, won; Glendon, 1O6 CTroxler), 50 to 1, second; Red Thistle, 1O1 (MeeLdaggghlinl. 10 to |, Gigantic. Phiora,- Autolight, Chan terelle, Burrows. Irene Mac, Bell The Cat Two Penny. Hopson's Choice. Anna Fitzhugh also ran. 9 siiverskin. 1O2 INicoD, ' to ,, won; Apple, 90 (ThorberD, ' to l.. second; Bats Rntts IF GrrOxleF9; Rt0o to .,hrTa ;hrrd I cate. Major J. T. Carson, Brancas also ran.
 Fifth race, four and half furlongs won; Tichimingo. 104 (Austin), to 1, second: Sea Mate, 101 CBolandD, 25 to l; third; Time; ;55., Beehunter; Or. Heidricks Bedford, Col. Bronston, Prince Ornama, Cortez, Searda, Joe Coyne also ran.
 v63S Sixth oF race mile ana anartePtsen Ney, 1O6 (shaw), 6 to 5, second; Flora Willoughby, 101 (Austin), 10 to 1, third. Time. 2:07 IA. Fox Hunting, Major Manslr. Curatc. swift Wing, 0mealca
 - entries for TomorrOw.
 7, First race, five furlongss selling- Tokioka. Problem. Justi. Daught, Ledo- sla, Moccassin Maid. 103; Queen Caro- line. ION.
 Second race. six furlongs-La Londe, 94: Kurtzman. 100; Columbia Girl. 1o1: Delagoa. Foxmeade. 103: Bad News 1O5: Merit B.. 80; Icewater. 103; Gay Minister, 1O6; Pretension, 1O9; Jacket, Ill: The Spinyx. ll2;
 Third race. one mile gentlemens cup Long Run. 1S1: HandmarlI. The He Apterix 15O; Mirance. Swiftwing. Bine- hello. Olonetz. l51.
 Fourth ract four and one-half fur longs. nursery stakes, value $G,00O-- Lady Anne. 1O8; Mingiti. Sir Huron, Velours. III: Leta Duffy. Nuns Yelling 112; Beautiful Bess. 11S.
 Fifth race. steeplechase short course
 -Betmuda. l3S; springwater. 1S4; Evander l37: Mir Rose. 139: Don Ami, 14O; Red Car. 145; Golden Link. 149.
 Sixth race. six furlongs. selling Belle Dodson. 94; Frival. 96; Jehane, Ethel Keckler. Outwait, Trompeuse, 99; Flori. Determination, 102; Hot, 103; Harding. 106; Anna Beall, Athlone. 107, Black Fox, lO9; Autumn Leaves. 110; Hortensia, Ill; Nervator, 112.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

A FEW FOUL TIPS. Jack Lee today. And the worm wriggled. Well, the Travellers needed the game.
 That's all right Stultz Win out next time.
 And Macon got the harpoon again yesterday.
 That was hard luck for Frank Wilson yesterday.
 Last game in Little Rock today. Make 1t be good.
 Wonder what Rip Reagan said to Frank Delehanty? Somebody else had a back yard full of bricks turned loose.
 If one O. Jordon don't watch sharp his aggregation will forget how to make runs entirely.
 Shreveport is still on top, but the Vanghnites are making 1t pretty un- comfortable for them. That Louisville team Is trying mighty hard to push Toledo out of the Ameri- can Association cellar.
 'Oh tell me, gentle stranger, are there any more at home like you" G. Stultz to Reading yesterday.
 The White Sox and Athletics are playing a game of hyspy in the Ameri- can League, Altrock reversing things yesterday.
 The swiftness with which different emotions appeared on the faces of the fans at the matinee yesterday was study in lights and shades.
 Jimmy Collinss Boston bunch Is still the football of the American League. La Joies' fence breakers hammered Tannehill ali over the Cleveland lots yesterday.
 Little Rock has signed infelder George A. Combs, formerly with Fort Worth, and Catcher Cason who was member of the last years team has been sent for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
At Kansas City.

Kansas City, May 19.-Rebo won the fourth race at five furlongs, the feature a Elmridge today. Clifton Forge was second and Don Domo third. Royal Rlue was the only winning favorite. Weather clear; track fast
 First race, one mile-Royal Blue. 122 (H Spcncer) 9 to 10. won: Ferryman. i22 (J Dalv) to ?, second: Gowanus. IF (B. Miller) 60 to l, third. Time 1:43 1-a Judge Paragon. Gleeman, Stainhrook Maxnar, lanes H. Reed also ran.
 Second race, four and one-half fur longs-BelVoir, 107 tFoy) to l, won, Hadur. 1n7 (MOrrison) to 10, second; Agnolo, 1o6 CKing) 1 to 1, third Time, Kearney also ran.
 wrouseman, 97 CHardwici0 F to |, won: Airship, 92 (Finnegan). : to 5, second Durbar, 99 CNcuberD to 1. third. Time, lis. Kahoka, Abe marie. Mireina, Best Man. also ran,
 Fourth race, five fourlongs-Reb9. los tKunzl to 5. won; Clifton Forge 1o9 tMorrisom to ,, second; Don Domo 106 tPreston) . to 1. third. Time, loo 1-2. Dr. Roberts. Auditor also
 Fifth race. mile and sixteenth Sanction. S6 (Morris) 10 to 1, won Telephone. l1S CLarsen) ? to !, second; Virgie Withers. S6 (Wood) to l, third Time, 1;47 S-4 Harpoon, Trinity Belle Liddon also ran.
 Miss. 1OS (Foy) to |. won; Present. ment, % (McTntyre) to 5, second; Gold Bell III (Kunz) 40 10 l, thIrd Time, 1:15. Blaze Vail. Iole, Ninctides Pierce J. Hemlock, Lady Stone, Are Light. Melodious also raR
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Summary-Two base hits. Elsey. hits, Accorsini lansing, Bruyette. Double plays, lansing to Elsey. Struck out, by Wilson, '; Hermann, 9 Bases on balls, by Wilson. 5: by Hermann, l. Wild pitch. Hermann. Left on bases New Orleans. 8 Nashville, s. First base on errors, New Orleans, u; Nash vile, 1. Time of game. 1:26. Umpire, BaSsett
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
OnaItlzn Won.

Opelika. May 19.-tSpeclal)--O lik2 this afternoon. the score being 9 to 2. The feature of the game was the home run of Hancock with the bases tuli. lowed no man to walk Selma, runs, hits errors Opelika. 9 runs, 10 hits. I errors. Batteries, Washington, Taylor and Stewart; Baisden and Jones' Attendance $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
FRANK DELEHANTY's ERROR.
Lost the Game for Birmingham. Pirates
 Gettlng only Three Hits.

Shreveport May 20..Birmingham noon on DclehantY's error of J. Smiths single, letting the runner take third. Kennedy's long fly to centre scored smith. Both pitchers did splendid work. Umpire Burke was ordered to Little Rock and players c. Clark and Evans umpired the game Gilks has been suspended for his part in yesterdays rnN- Attendance S19..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
Reds, Yellow Game.

Philadelphia, May 19.-Cincinnati's errors and Philadelphia's hits combined to win today's game for the locals Philadelphia 200 sO2 2O'-9 10 2 Cincinnati 900 800 00l-4
 Batteries-Pittinge and Dooin: Ewing and Phelps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
A Slip of the Tongue.

Dick" said a girl to her lover one night recently. you've been drinking coffee, haven't you?"
 He admitted that he had.
 Why do you drink it!' she asked.
 We'll he answ cred thoughtlessly, T did it tonight because I weas coming to see you. I wanted to keep awake.' He is looking for a new girl now.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
sTRATTON LOST GAME.
Threw to First slth Nobody Covering
 the RaE. Winning Run Cnminur La

New Orleans, May 19.-Nashville cap tured the second game this afternoon by q score of to 1. In the third in- ming, with man on base Stratton threw t, first; no one was covering the bag, and the ball passed over the fence to the walk leading to the en- trance. The two runners scored and the Pelicans were beaten. Wilson and Hermann both pitched good ball. Att tendance, 1000. Score.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-20
Rrake Even

Detroit, Mich, May 19.-Dctroit and Washington broke even in joublo- header today. In the first game Kit son was effective and the Washin gtons were at his mercy. In the second game through. Attendance, 4,000.
 First game: R H E. Detroit ........ .04O 900 00%-4 Washington 1000 000 020-2 1
 Batteries -kitson and Drill; Town send. Hughes and Kittredge. Time, 1:35.
 Second game: R.H.E. Detroit ..... OO2 GOO 0O0-2 Washington .. ..l13 400 100--10
 Batteries Ford, Mullin and Doran and Sullivan; Jacobsen and Heydon. Time. 1:55.
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Exfrn Inning.

Brooklyn. May 19.-Brooklyn had the better of the contest up to the end of fhe sixth inning, but Chicago tied the Iscore in the seventh and won out in Ithe tenth, after one was out on a base son balls and Kings three-bagger. Brooklyn .O1O 900 900 O-1 3 1 Ehicago 1000 900 100 1-2 1 Batteries-Eason and Bergen; Brown lAnd Kling.
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Summary = Stole

Summary = Stolen bases, McCay Bases on balls, off smith 3; off Suggs l. Struck out, by Smith 2: by Suggs 4. Passed balls. Shea, Sacrifice hits, Duffy. Double plays, Alexander to Collins tn Whistler: Alexander to Whistler. Time 1:2s. Umpire Carpen-
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pvg. Get Together

New York May l9.-BattIinP Nelson and Abe Aettle have signed uTti les to fight six rounds at 13G pounds before the National Sporting Club o0 Phila- delphia next Monday night.
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nn.. ror CnInmhnr.

Columbus, Ga. May l9.-t special. 2- bali team team at Wildwood Park this after noon bV the score of II to l. Batte, ries. Parker and Leslie; Hamer anu Foley.
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A woman who can save five dol- lars. out of a planned expendi- ture of twenty five dollars for one shopping tour will have been pretty well repaid for an hours read- ing of the ads.
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was the means by which Philadelphia saved a shut out. Attendance, 4;26o.
 R.H E. Chicago .. .010 010 00s-2 l Batteries and Mcfarland; Plank and Powers. Time, 1855.
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Q eOe00O00@0o0o00ooo ( S YESTERDAYS GAMES. q
 Q SoeoeO@oO000000o0eS (

Southern League Little Rock, z; Montgomery, 3. Shreveport, 1; Birmingham, 0.
 Memphis, 9; Atlanta, O..
 Nashville, 2; New Orleans. l. National League New York, q; Pittsburg, 1. Chicago, 2; Brooklyn, 1.
 Philadelphia, 9; Cincinnati, 4.
 St. Louis, 5; Boston, 3 American League Chicago. 2; Philadelphia, 1. Cleveland, II; Boston, 4.
 Washington, 2-10; Detroit, Az.
 New York, 3; St. Louis. o. South Atlantic League Savannah, 2; Macon, 1. Columbia, 1; Jacksonville, 2.
 Charleston. 5; Augusta, 2. American Association Kansas City, 1; Columbus, 1. (10 ins.) Milwaukee, 8; Toledo, 3.
 St. Paul, '; Louisville, 2.
 Minneapolis, 4; Indianapolis. 1.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics Get Only Four Hits on At- rock, an Error Giving Their
 Only Run.

Chicago, May 19.-Altrock pitched in fine form, allowing but four men to get on bases. A single. an error Dy Green and a double in the sixth AanlnS
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The score was, TlkxtA p4ak
Score by innings:

Little Rock .......... .00o o04 03o-1 Montgomery :. ..... 900 02O 1OO-3
 Summary-Two base hits, Gear, Mullaney. Sacrifice hits, Blake, John son. Stolen bases, Hartman, McCann. Bases or, balls, off Bolin. 2: off stuitz. 2: Struck out, by Bolin, 8; Stultz, 2. First on error, Little Rock. 3; Mont gomery, 3. Left on bases, Little Rock. s; Montgomery, 3. Double plays, Shei- beck 70 Schwartz to Mullaney. Time of E ee, :50. Umpire Pfenninger. At tendance. 500.