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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-27

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Doctor Killed bv a Woman.

Mrs. James F. Birdsong, wife OF a
dentist in Monticello, Miss, on Satur-
day walked into the Office of DIR. Thomas
Butler, the leading physician of that
town, and with great elaboration, but
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
AMERIcAN poYs wIN AGA1N.
Perry srteet Tigers WeRt down in f Defeat.

! cHtGCt 1bESEb 0GAt uOWn AA
 Defeat.
 Yesterday at Highland Oval Rice's American Boys added one more game to their string of victories, defeating the reJuvenated Perry Stret Tigers by q score of to 8.
 sunerfog work of the American Boys in the field and on the bases more than made up for the lack of hits. The Tigers were considerably strengthened of the University Juniors. Teague led the hitting getting three hits out of four times up. Boyd was in rare form, striking out seven men and letting the American Boys down with just three hits, one of them very scratchy one. Ills support was ragged, however, and at a critical stage of the game he him self threw tho ball wild to first letting in a run Minnis made a sensational catch of hard line drive in the second jnning.
 1t was JulesGaIatas' second game this week and while the Tigers hit him freely he kept the hits well scattered and was steady at critical points. Each team pulled of one pretty double play.
 The details of the game follow:
 American Boys-Townsend, 2b; T. Jones. 1b and captain; Halls C.; Wolfe, 3b; T. c. Johnson. f.; J. Galatas, D.;
 Perry Steet Tigers-Ray, C.; Gardner. Sb; S. Gordon, 1b and captain; Blue. 2b; D. Gordon, cf.; Boyd. D.; Webber, lf i; Teague. ss.:- Amerine, If.
 American Boys ..ol0 3oi O0o-S
 Hits, Tigers, 9; American Boys, 3. Errors, Tigers 8; American Boys, b. Two base hits, Boyd. Struck out by Boyd, [ by Galatas. 6. Bases on balls by Boyd. 2; by Galatas, 1. Hit bat to Townsend, D. Gordon to Teague.
 Umpire, Garry. Time, 1:35.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
RnnehnII nt Chisholm.

Capitol Heights played Chisholm an interesting and hotly. contested game for Chisholm. It was witnessed by q good crowd of young fans, who great ly enjoyed the game of the youngsters.
 The line-up was as follows:
 Capitol Heights-Leslie Farley, 1b; Dove, 2b; Jordan, 3b; John Conner. ss. John Ryan, f.; George Bibb. If; Ben ton Holt, cf.; George Fuller, C.; Ben Washburn, D.
 Chisholm-Millard Bum, 1b: Law renee Barron, 2b; John Carter, 3b; Clin- ton Cox, ss.; Corbin Carter, lf.; Edwin Otis, if; George Bickerstaff, cf.; Ar thur Battle, C.; Oliver Graham, D.
 Score-Capitol Heights, g. Chisholm, IL
 The game was won by the wonderful curves of Chisholm's pitcher, Oliver Graham, and the splendid batting and running of the whole team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

Frank will probably pitch Dygert today.
 Dominick Mullaney will play to- morrow in New Orleans.
 The atmosphere of Piedmont evi- dently agrees with Red Fisher.
 Macon and Augusta seem to be mak- ing 1t sultry for each other in the South Atlantic
 strange sensation to Cy Watt to win a second game yesterday.
 Roy Hale's turn" today. That probably means that he will work no matter what his condition is
 Jack Lee had his game won until the sixth inning, when he weakened and won the game for Montgomery even then.
 SThe Pretzels and Pelicans leave to- night for New Orleans where they play tomorrow, Jumping back here and playing the last game at Athletic Park Monday.
 The Western clubs in the American League seem to be taking the East by storm while the Western clubs in the National League are making hay while the sun shines.
 The earnest roofing and coaching of Charlie Frank yesterday made him lots of new friends: With such a manager and suok whole Souled work it is no wonder that the Pelicans are at the top of the heap.
 They have pitchers to.win games in the big leagues, not to pitch fin rota- tton." In the New York -Pittsburg game yesterday four pitchers were used, McGraw working both Joe Me Ginnity and Christy Mathewson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Rip Reagan Again.

Birmingham, June 9.--Birmingham's hits and Memphis's errors came about the same time this afternoon and Bir- mingham easily defeated the cham 2.000 fans were always on their feet yelling like mad. Ragan had the best of the pitching and kept Memphis's hits pretty well scattered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
whIte nrot m. uuhe-

Philadelphia, June 9-Chicago de. feated Philadelphia today in a hard fought fourteen inning game. Bad early innings. In the fourteenth, Jones beat out bunt and scored on George Davis's double. Attendance, 5,0S3 Score: R IT E Chicago .. 900 O2O 900 900 o1-S Phila. ...,01O 01O 900 GOO 0O-2
 Batteries-White and Sullivan; Wad- dell and Schreck. Time, 2:30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland stlII Winning.

marked by constant wrengling Cleve
 land again defeated New York today. AttenSanSse' 5000. SIS sforsi o,o ooo-RS B F. F, Cleveland ..... 100 900 l20--4 8 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Pit,nburw, 12, New York, 6.

Plttsburg, June 9.--FIve hits and TWO basas on balls off LeeVer in the first Inning took him off the rubber and when MciGnnity seemed about to dupli- cate Levers Mathewson was put In,
 R. H. E.
 Pittsburg .6So O12 OO"-12 12 1 New York .......5 800 900 O1O- 6 10 6 Batteries-Leever, Phillips and Peitz: McGinnity, Mathewson and Bowerman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
AInhnun R. "a. D.

Washington, June 9.-(special)- Rural routes ordered established Au- gust IS: Omega, Bullock County, route l. population 472. houses 1O5; oneonta. Blount County route 3. popu- lation 4SO. houses 120; Sikes. Chambers County. route 1, population 4s5, houses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
nnAhnr

Summary: Home runs. Ransom l; Sacrifice hit, Caffee I. Struck out. by Sorrell s; Tracy 8. Base on balls, Sor- rell |; Tracy ?. Hit Oy pitcher, by Sor- rell 2 Stolen bases. Boyd 2; Robin son 1. Double plays. Caffee to W. Cawthon to Miller: Wright 10 Taylor to Sheffield. Left on bases, Dothan S; Selma [. Time 1;s2. Umpire Ten-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Bonton, a, ChieagO, |.

Chicago, June 9.-WiliS held Chi cago to four hits today. but lost in the tenth inning when Abbatiechio funrbled Maloney's grounder. Maloney then stole second, went to third on Chances s Chicago .... .OOO goo 900 i-S i Boston ...... 010 900 010 O-2 1 and Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Errors LoSt ii.

Dothan. June 9.-Selma and Dothan played the fifth game of the week to- day It was good game and Dothan had 1t till the seventh when errors lost it. Sorrell pitched his first game this season and should have had the game but for errors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Chnmna WIn Third.

Boston, June 9.-Boston won a third successive game from St. Louis today. Attendance, GAS. Score: LII. k. Boston .. .... 0SO POI Ol%--7 s St; Louis ........ 900 010 000-1 4 |, Batteries-TannehiIl and Crlger; 2:05.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
14, Brooklyn. Z

Cincinnati. June s.-The Br0oklyns made two hits and scored two runs off Ewing in the first inning. Thereafter only one hit was made off him. Cincin- natl found Scanlon comparatively easy. Score: R. H. F.. Cincinnati .. .32O O9O 24"-14 Is l Brooklyn 200 900 O00- 2 3 2
 Batteries-Ewing and Phelps; Sean lon, Jones and Bergen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10

Washington. June 9.-Detroit won to- on balls and sacrifice followed by two singles Up to the eighth inning the game apparently belonged to the local team Attendance. 3,516. Score: Washington .. 4O1 Ol0 Oo0--6 10 2 Detroit .001 010 O32--7 8 3
 Batteries-Patten and Kittredge; Kill Han and Drill. Time. 2:10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10

Double pIays--Evans to Fritz to Wei kart; Jordon to Stafford. Bases on balls -0n Ely. 5; of Fisher, 2. Hit by pitched ball--Ely, 1. Struck out--By Ely, s: by Fisher. [. Passed bals, Shea. Time, 1:30. Umpires-Bassett and Pfen- ninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
PhiIudelphia, ., st. Louis, 2.

st. Louis, June 9,-By hitting Taylor Its third straight game from the local Nationals Score; R. II. F. St. Louis !.'... 900 900 OO2-2 6 1 Philadelphia .. ..1O1 00l 031-I II
 Ratteries-Taylor and Warner; Sparks and Kahoe. Time, 1850.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Birmingham.
Score by innings:

Score by Innings:
 Birmin gham '.Z00 100 2zs--1 Memphis :. ........,. 900 100 200---3
 Summary-Earned runs, Birming- ham. 2; Memphis. 2. Two base hits. Miller, Ragan. Three base hits. Smith. Whistler. Sacrifice hits, Hafford, Schiappiaccasse. Cannon. Stolen bases, Cannon. Miller, Delehanty. Moore. First on balls, off Ragan. ?: off Brown, {. Struck out, by Ragan, 4; by Brown, 4. Left on bases, Birmingham, 6: Memphis, 5. Double plays. Schaippiac- casse to Vaughan, Vaughan to Schiap- piaccasse. Rafter to Alexander. First on errors, Memphis, 3; Birmingham, 3. Time Of game, 1854. Umpire. Carpen- ter. Attendance. 2.017.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Cy Watt Wius.

Nashville. June 9.--McCann's home run driving in a man before him was the feature of today's game. which, like yesterdays was won by Little Rock, in the first inning. Attendance, 800. score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Rell HirnneIf ARaln.

Atlanta, June 9.--''Red" Fisher was In A happy humor today, so out of the Kindness of his heart he presented the locals with a large, luscious goose egg. Attendance, 1900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10

Southern League New Orleans at Montgomery. Memphis at Birmingham.
 Shreveport at Atlanta
 Little Rock at Birmingham. National Lengue-- New York at Pittsburg. Boston at Chicago.
 Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
 Philadelphia at St. Louis. American League Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at Washington-
 Detroit at Philadelphia.
 St Louis at New York. American Association Minneapolis at Columbus St. Paul at Louisville.
 Milwaukee at Indianapolis
 Kansas City at Toledo. South Atlantic League Macon at Augusta. Columbia at Charleston.
 Jacksonville at Savannah.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10

Bennett, McCann Three base hits. Norcum, Swindell. Home runs, Mo- Cam. Bases on errors, Nashville. |; Little Rock, 2. Double plays. John- son to Reading. Left on bases, Nash vile, II: Little Rock. !. Bases on balls off Hermann. 3: off Watt, 2. Struck out by Hermann, 4; by Watt. ,. Sacri- flee hits, Johnson. Time of game, 1855. Umpire Fremont
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Irluern RiniaI,

Batteries-Orth and Ileinow; Joss Bemis and Buelow. Time, 1853.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10

Summery-Runs earned-Montgom GMoiesworth, 1; Shiebeck, 1; Schwartz, 1; Rhoe, 1; Williams. 1. Left on bases Mont gomery, s; New Orleans. :. Bases on balls-By Lee 1; by Phillips, l; Bases I Tynch). Double plays--Holly to Will Hams to Beck, 1. Struck out--By Lee, 6: by Phillips. 3. Sacrifice hitSIBpsch, i: Nadeau, l. Stolen bases-Hahn, T.; Molesworth. 1: Shiebeck, l; Brothers. 1. Umpire-Burke. Time of game-1 :55.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
Huntsville Ready.

Huntsvilie' June s.-The season of the Tri-Statc Base Ball League will open next Monday. However. the to the uncertainty regarding the ac- ton of the base ball association at Rome. Nothing has been done there toward getting together Leam. as President Waddell has been intormed and it may be necessary to drop SheI- field or Knoxville unless sIXtp team Is placed in some nearby town.
 The Huntsville team is practically complete and ready to play ball as are tbe teams of Chattanooga, Knoxville. SbefieId and Dalton. Efforts will he made to get Corinth, Miss. into tho league in the place of Rome
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10

Second race, mile and half; selling Flyer, Lee Snow, Establish, 99; Doe Skin, Scorpolette. 102; Excentral, Ora Arms. 94; Goo Goo. 96; Silver Coin. f07
 Third race. one mile-Lillle Ling. Detention. Pure Favor. April Birl. Dor 105; Filler. Billy Wake. Charlie Celia Tor; Bill Carter, Day Patricuius, Prince
 Fourth race. mile and seventy yards; 10S; Compass, 106: Sis ter Ruth, Rankin: Morsndo. 1o3; Lady S7: st. Noel, se; Henry Lurhman, Jr, Lily Brook. Limerick Girl. S2.
 Fifth race. mile and sixteenth; handi- cap-Light Hunt, Bereher. 96; St. Tam 100; Morrison. volmer, 9s; satin Coat.
 sixth race. six furlongs; selling Miss cornet Matte H.. lo2: Blumen- Athlana. Maj. Carpenter. s9; Brown Study. s6; No San, Miss McKenna, 97; John Garner. SS; Layson, 91; Gambri- nus, 96: ClaEdestine. sS.
 Seventh race. mile and seventy yards selling-My Alice. no; Montpelier, Hor- tensia, 1O4; Thora, 79: Irish Jewel, 105 i; Ingol Thrift, ss; W. B. Gates, 100
 st. Louis Derby.
 St. Louis, June 9.-The St. Louis derby worth $l3,325 to the winner, the classic event or the local turt season, will be run tomorrow over the fair grounds track. While the class of the Individual horses is nothing remark able, still the field on past perform should be of interest both from a spec ulatfve and spectacular standpoint. The derby distance is a mile and one half and a field of probably five horses. Certainly not more than six will face the starter The entries fol- low;
 Pinkerton. II. (Feicht) to 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
The Race Track
At Latenia.

Cincinnati, June e.--Harding and Helena c were the only winning favor Ss,s at tSs Car, the heavily played second choice, won from yarner,. the favorite. In the third race, .Marseilles and Mayor David eys Treubel and Schilling escaped in-
 First race, six and one-half furlongs h won; The Pet. $. 1wishardj. { to Il second: Col. Jim Douglas, 100, (BoIand), 20 to l, third. Time. 1921 2-5: Ben mora, Alee; Norwood % sh oniq, Wexafossd. a ss
 Second race, i've furlongs-Helena C.. 11o, (TreubeD. g to 10. won; Floss g.. iySs ioSs ies. Prominence, Aneeiia, Racine. Rachael Allison. Chamiiiic. Viola. DiThfi Thfrd race, race one one miie-Hot. ss. iw. H. McIntyre), 8 to 1, won; Singing Master. IoS, (Robinson), to 1, second; Eiort. si, tThomsIri Sister Lillian. tG n tnlre The Englah man, man Animosity Margaret Howard and and Darius ran; ,M,ssrseilles and Mayor payid Edrsb Ii F9ss rase ies Short course steepie- chase @ handicap-Red Car, 14s. tGayiorl, IS to 2. won: Warner. l52. 1Dupees. to 5, second; cheoline, 14o. tGarya. to l. thrd d6s Ti%e 255 Nsw slS; ImsteFsam Lights
  Out and Easter Boy ran. ,oo
 Fifth race. six furlongs--Rusk l0s' (Noonan). to 1, won: Maj, T. J: Car. Car. Time. Time is Fla l-5. Mephisto. Dexter Prince, Coruscate. Thespian, Anne Da- wis and John Car Carroll ran; m; .,g,tn-rve- lyn Kinsey. ios. (Troxier), 50 to 1. won: : Apple 9S, (Foy), even. second; Marshal Ney. 1o4, (Wishardl. ' to 5. third. Time, Gay Minister ran.
 First race, six furlongs, selling Fallen Leaf, S5; Muldern. 90; May d Ed- Marmont. 103; St. Paris, 1o6: Robin Hood, Iii; Itaska. 94; Col Jim Doug lass, 9s; La Pucelle, 97; Magnolia, 105; Presentation, 107. peuse. 91; Binhelio. Berry Hughes, Out Way, 102: Foreigner, Scotch Thistle, 1o7; Haviland. 16s; Tapiola, ST: Ath- lone. 194; Ben volio, If. ,.,. 100; Dew Hurst, Gold Mate, Toast Mas ter, Captain Bush. Maple Hurst, Curly Jim, Henry Watterson, Oak Duke, 103; Wrenn. Hadur, Hyperion Ill., llo; ker-
 Fourth race. mile and one-sixteenth the Decoration handicap-Red Leaf. Lady Savoy, The Cook. 100: Fonsoiuca. Batts. 1o2; White Plume, Bondage. 1os; Prince Silver Wings, 115: Estrada Pal ma, 12; Reservation, 122; couple Red Leaf and The Cook, Milan entry.
 Fifth race. seven furlongs-Intense, Louise Mcfarland, Regale. Mum, Good Time, 102; Grace Elliott, 102; siss Lee. Royal Legend. 105; Miss Jordan. llo; Louise Mcfarland and Good Time, Woodford and Buckner entry. Comment, Lady Travers, 9S; Attraction, 100; Wistful, Beatrice K, i01; Flotilla, iO7; Problem. 1o2; Leta Duffy, 115.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
At Fair Grounds, St. Louis.

 St. Louis, June 9.--Elastic surprised the talent today by winning the fourth race at six furlongs, the feature of the Fair Grounds card; Track asto 6asf; ,,a (schahrner) to 2. won; Watchful. lo6 (McGee), to 2, second; St. Cotumb, 112 tFoleyl to l. third. Time, l:o2 51o Lad, Sony, Floral Artist, Bluegrass Lad and D. c. Taylor also ran.
 Second race, five and one-half fur longs-ChIef Hayes. s6 tMcGee) II to to I, second; selfsh 9s tAubuchon) 5 to i, third. Time, 1:09. Mildred Grist, Loretta H., Chispa. Dell Phillips, Kiss. Maggie Powers also ran.
 no (Aubuchon) 10 to 1. woni Rowling Deryish. 1O7 (schaffner) to 2. second; Fancy Dress, 101 (SewelD 8 to 1, third. Time, 1:I5 2-5. Tyrolian. Enverite Martin, ErIa Lee, our Llllie, sorrel Top
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Elastic. 10S (watson) 8 to 1. won; Mayor John son. 10S (Williamsl to i. second; Time. i:1i. Otis and High Chancellor
 Firth race, mile and a sixteenth--Dr. Hart. 1O2 (McGinn) to 5. won; Aten. Corker. iO7 (Barratt) 30 to l., third Time, 1850. Delusion. Atoga, Captain Broiaski. Aules, Birdwood, Nevermore, Rostof, Trixie White, Jack McGinn Pepper Dick also ran.
 Sixth race, mile and a stxteenth--R. F. Williams, 110 (Hodgson)' to ?. won; Hyiee, 105 (SwelD 5 to 1. second: Iris third. Time, 1:4S. Alfred c. Cotil- lion. Avoid. Light Opera. Mynheer and Ravlnaha also ran.
 Entries.
 First race, six furlongs, selltng-Mc- Deceiver, 99; Leda Belle. Golden Rus set, 1O3; Hottentot, 109; Dolinda, Es- sayer, Water Pansy, 105; Sweet Kitty Rellairs, 94; Lady Sellers, 94.
 Second race, six furlongs, handicap Jane Rachel S4; Osee, 9; Sainada. S4; Excitement, 100; Ramus, SS; Humorist' 115: Horse Radish, 9O.
 Third race, six furlongs, selilng- HaIpin, i62; Mamie Lynch, 96 Cashier, 100; Frank Bell, 106.
 Fourth race. mile and a half. St. Louis derby, $7,500 added-Pinkerton Broom Handle, 116; Beknighted, Uncle Charley, 112; Ed Sheridan, l0s; Hllona
 Fifth race, mile and three -sixteenths, handicap-Don't Ask Me. S5; Taby Tosa' 100; Never Such, 97; King Eliswofth' sixth race. mile and a sixteenth, sell ing-Cotillion. S5; Docile, 9S; Bavarian. Andrew Mack. 112: Bravery, 90. Seventh race, mile and an eighth, selling-George Vivian, Love Labour' 105; Dr. Hart, Broodler, 100; Maie Han lon, lO3; Tucson, 95; Jack McGinn, lOo' Tristan shaDdy. 107; Prince Salmsalm. 1O7; Athena, 102; Hubbard, s7.