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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
THE MISSING HIT
NEEDED IN THE EIGHTH, BUT
 DIDN'T COME.
An . Resst1t Little Rock Took Game . Froms Pretxels by Score of
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The baseball fans of Montgomery probably hasd no cause to expect any. thing else than just what happened yesterday, but 1t was something Of coincidence that the identical play came up that has sent those same fans away from the grounds disgusted more than once this season.
 inning-the score was to 1 In favor of Little Rock.-only one run was need ed to tie and the Pretzels had rum ner on third base with only one out: Any kind of well placed bunt would probably have brought the man on third home with the run that tied the score. The squeeze play would in all propa- bility have scored the fun-if that play failed there would have been two out still there would have been the chance that unfortunately never seems to be an element fn the local style of play. Just exactly as the game stood when Harry Vaughn won 1t by sendingMoles- worth to base on balls and taking the chance of striking out Lawler or let ting him down on an inneld hlt so u stood yesterday There was , onis one ne was in that famous Atlanta fasco. ln- stead of substit uting heavy batter or even having Lawler bunt the ball he swung at 1t and struck out. This thing of no headwork has so disgusted the local fans that 1t would only be waste of words to enlarge on the folly Of 1t.
 There Is. it seems, no means Of re-
  course they have at their command, that of quietly staying away. The at tendance at the last series of at home games showed material shrinkage, and with yesterdays start the attend ance promises to fall off in startling manner. The local team Is one of the strongest in the South, and with any thing like the right kind of handling there Is an abundance of time before Septennber for them to make hand some finish. That they have not had the proper handling is too self evident to expatiate on and if there Is not radical change the public cannot be expected to patronize the games, that's all.
 McMalin and Guesse both pitched splendid games, but tho Pretzels sup ported McMakin far ant away better than the support given Guesse The feature of the game was running catch made by Brouthers. and even If the game had been ordinary this would hive lifted it out of the ranks or 'featureless' games, but 1t was not ordinary. on the contrary 1t was in many respects d brilliant game and but for the lack of headwork mentioned would have been enjoyable. The score was tied in the third inning. Lit He Rock won it and Montgomery threw it away in the eighth. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
TALISMAN WINS RACE.
Lends in the Contest From New York
 to MnrbIehead.

Marblehead. Mass. Jury 24-After a daring run along 2Ss miles of the New England coast in unusually tempestu- 2S-foot motor launch Talisman. owned by William Saville of Boston and built in that city, today won the race from der the auspices of the Knickerbocker Yachting Club.
 Battered by heavy seas m for nearly aea started md her crew pumping vige orously. the Talisman. the smallest of the fleet of twelve which started in gled into this harbor this morning and crossed the finish line at 9;24:56. win ner of the S250 silver cup. .- terbrook. and the largest boat of the fleet. came into the harbor. finishing Providence. and the Glissando. owned by $. F. l.. Andrews of Fall River. the lead. As both the Blink and the Aquilla allowed the Glissando consld l. erable time. the last named yacht took At dark tonight the Woodpile, owned by A; l.. Lincoln of Hingham;i Mass, Mass, M. Smith of New York. was at Cottage City and her owner announced that he had withdrawn from the race starters to be reported was the Gen eral Bumps. owned by P D. Irwin of Philadelphia, which reached Gotta ge City at l o'clock yesterday and iefl an hour later. Since then she has not been sighted but is believed to be in some safe harbor. The victory of the Talisman was undoubtedly due to the | fearlessness of her skipper, who old not hesitate to send his boat through terrific seas all the way from Point Judith to this port. His only accldent
 however. was the breaking or tiller rope off Monomoy early today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

with Rose of Dawn favorite, At the start Htidebrahd, sent schulamite into the lead and, naaking all the page, won on Dawn hard but was never able to catch the leader In the fifth ra.e Pat Dunne's Devout was played down from Bad News was returned the winner. Six favorites were beaten.
 First race, selling. mile and six ,ee1ehkng to | cSs Soia lGS s9ad oS Hay WssnS tosilSieS. g. s to seG3h thiPd. Time, 14s HiPpocrrat,es siniGado psranaa Port Royal. Tom Cole, Adare and Captain
 Second race. steeplechase, about two misswatsr kn,rst Gleafy ar Ha4em lSI Ha1p E so Heider), II to 5. second; Flying Ma Time. 42s; Knob Hampton; GnorgiI sip9p5,tss p,ne ran Seventh Ward and Bacehel, fell.
 Third race. six furIongs-Phidis. l1S {Millerl. !S to 5. won; nnrd MhimsicaRl, r1ay 1aS Time, Time | :i4 s-S. Hector ran,
 Fourth race; the seasIli s'a~Gsi aHii,del sx prand}. eyen. Won; Rose of Dawn. ISs (shawj. to 10, second; Belle. of SSe- tauket, 101 (McDanieD. 100 to l. third. Time. ;14 3-5. Three starters
 
 News, 125 (Knapp), 5 to 2. won; Stamp ing Ground. s2 (Digeinsl, 15 to l. sec ond; Chimney Sweep. 100 (Bairdl, to l. third Time. :54 1-5, Kehail, Mar moe and Amerjack ran. Devout was
 sixth race, five and half furlongs- Baliota. 1O7 (McDanieD. to 5, sec ond; Bivouac, 1O7 Davis). II to ,, Fern, Ell. Disobedient. Merry Goround Descend and Lolanda ran.
 l.adzarlon. Ruiloba. 1os: cinchona. los; tan. 1o2 odd Ella, sandstorm. Early Hours, 99; Calabash. Hollowmas, Hol- loway. Vino. s7; sandringham. Belle iio; Wotan. lOs; Au Revoir. 100; As tension. 99; Red Friar. Don Royal, 92i Black Prince, 90.
 Third rafe six furIongsTRose Rsgsi sS Ren 9sIs Dream. Robador. lo5; Maid of Timbuc- too. Miss Jordan. Lady Henrietta. 100 Fourth race: tne Nautilus selling mile and eighth-St. Valentine. III Mai965 6s Daingsrtisld. field 1lo; ds The Southern | Fifth race. five ana one-half fur dington. Mollie Donohue. Swimming Girl. Progressing. 1o2 Passifiora, Hon: Eye. Feeding Hilis, ss.
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth Zeny. Louis H, Glow Star, Father D. no; Pebble, Huntington. Baron Esher Binderton. Chrysolyft, Lady Prudence Hyacinth I4ottie Ark. 1o2.
 l At Providence.
 | Providence R l. July 2A-TavoriteS eS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Arkon,,, seuator Arre,ted

Little, Rock. Ark, July 24.-State Senator F. 0. Butt was arrested at Berryville today on bench warrant from Little Rock charging him with bribery in connection or the bill ap- propriating $s00.O00 for the completion of the new State capitol. The indict- ment alleges that Senator Butt paid sl00 and promised $40O more to Sen ator R. R. Adams of Grant County for the latter's vote Tn favor of the bill
 Senator Butt gave bond today in the sum of 5000 for his appearance at the September ternr0f the Pulaski County circuit court In answer to the charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

Summary-Two base hits, Norcum, Russell Three base hits, Norcum. Ac- corsini Bases on errors, Nashville. 8. Passed balls, Hurlburt. Accorsin. ?. Left on bases. Nashville, s; Memphis, [. Struck out, Goodwin. 4; Mcfarland s. Bases on balls, Goodwin, ?; Mcfarland, l. Sacrifice hits. Beecher, Whistler, Bennett, Bruyette, Russell. Time, 1:30, Umpire, Ehret.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
At Delmar.

St. Louis. July 24-Bitter Brown. considered rank outsider, ran a good race in the fourth event at Delmar to- day. winning by an open length. Track fast.
 First race, half mile-Peafowl. to 1. won; Bonita, 100 (SwelD to l. second |; Ruth Nolen, 1o5 (Foucon) to l, third. Time. 52 2-5. Hattie livingston, Red Top and Nettie Ross also ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-Trixie White. 1o2 (Foley) to 1. won; Bendi- go, lo7 Cschafner> to l. second i; third. Time 1:16. Lady Sellers. Mrs. Falconer, Sweet Kitty Bellaires and Grey Plume also ran.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Ethel Davis 99 (SwelD. 4 to 1. won; WakefuI. S9 (Brinegar) to 1, second Fannette. 1o3 (Wilson) to l. third Time. l:So 2:5, Tangent, Pyrhoo, Ethels Pride, Tom Msnkins Jene Handlon and
 Fourth race. six furlonss-Bitter Brown, S4 (Perkins) ? to 1, won; Kiss, 92 tSewelD to 1, second; Chief Hayes. l12 (schadel to 5, third. Time.
 Fifth race. mile and twenty yards Edgewood. e4 tseweln 1 to ?, won; Ollie Burnett. s7 tHarris) to 2?' third. Time, l:45. Delusion, Lime rick Girl. Aten. Fred Priesmeyer also ran.
 Sixth race mile and sixteenth-T. J. Powell. sl (RusselD 2 to 1. won; Ken ton. 94 (McGee) 3 to 1, second; Nam mon, 94 ,sewelD I to 10. third. Time, l:52. Only three starters Entries.
 First race. four and one-half furlong gs Art Sport. D. c. Taylor, 105; Dr. Tur- ner. Peter Earle, sS; Little Pat, 93; De
 second race, five furlon gs-Ange!ic Pinta Bitter Hand. 9s: Floral Artist, l0l Ton McCragh, l1e; pr. Warlelsh l04.
 Third race. six furlongs-Emma Mey,- CT. 1o1; Radium. 100; Essayer, Optional Golden Russett. Roommate umpo, lO5 Saul no. Flora Levy. 101: Outlaw, l03 MIndora, 10s; Jim Tyrrell. 1o7; Whis- kers l05.
 Fourth race. six furIongs: handicap- Fancy Dress. 94; Eleanor Howard. Soi Mayor Johnson, 112; Footlights Favor lte. 105. Matador, 104; Jucora. ss Fifth race milc-Midge. 95; WILLOW dene. 95; J. P. Mayberry, 11o. sixth race, mile and seventy yaros,- Miss May Day, l05: Kenton, SS; Doelie l l03; Anadarco, 94: Hilee. 9S: The WIZ | ard f0i; Athena, 1o2: Jade. SS: Marin Io4: Light Opera, 101.
 At Brighton Beech. New York. July 24-Schuiamote e heavily played at even money. won tho seaguil stakes at Brighton Beach to. l day. Only three started in this event
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
President Prather Dead.

Austin. Texas. July 24.-President w. L. Prather. of the Texas State Univer- sity, died at o'clock this morning of heart failure. He was perfectly well until an hour previous, when he began having fainting spells He was well known in Southern educational circles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Protert of SpaniardS.

New York. July 24.-The Spanish residents made a demonstration Sunday against France In protest, cables a Herald correspondent at Tangie Moroc- co, against the sanitary measures ordered by French medical officers in inspection of the ships and ports. A serious dispute between the French and Spanish legations Is expected over the affnir
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
I.denenaent RnII

Huntsville, July Especial 3-The management of the Huntsville baseball team expresses satisfaction over the disbanding of the Tri-State League and believe that better baseball can be seen here with an independent team in the field. Recent additions to this and Krebs from the Cotton States League. The Sheffield team has taken on several players from the Hopkins vile. Ky, team. Sheffield opened the regular series of games today as sched- uled by the Tri-State League, and will also play independent ball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
GEO. J. KENNEDY,

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
The RaceTrack
At L.atOnfa.

Cincinnati. July 1.-Two favorites won at Latonia today The stee2is; %sns o M ss bads Sf ses aso1te as 1fenf dd Gos Gos finish in the The Laurel. an outsider; won the open s3 (Robinse n). 20 to i. won: Nanon. sa lRadtke), ' t2 r, second; Algonquin .,i i:17 I: Marmont. Lily Brook. Merino Berinthea. Herlida, Sam Craig and Red Thistle ran. "A,
 Second race mleHiee mnn Rieeb broom ea, iMSd M (Foy), 19 to 5, second;N Van Hope, 10S twalsh). to 1. third. Time. 1;4s 4-S. Hortensia ran. "A, (TreubeD. ls to 5. won, Daffodil. 1ol 11o (NicoD. 6 to 5, third. Time, 1:o4. bs bara.n o a M santa fEssie and
 Fourth race, short eourss % steeplss; $: chase handcapmMart,n Won BTaay Ifscyartaria 1s5 asmRsrfiH5'' 1soyie5! to " i. I second; New Am sterdam. te i29 GArchibaidy. } to 1. third Time, l:o6 s-4. Gould. Alice Commone' a"S Flfsh Kalms5;s .sh six furlonss-EI Den CT, s5 {Cheatham), g to 1, second; Miss ss 4NiGo1 rl: ee to A sh1rd scarlet armt Col. Jim Douglass, Axar9s and Paris ienne ran.
 -Orbicular 100 (NicoD, 8 to B.. won Trenola, l0s (HalD, to 1, second: Ne odesha, (Scully), 5 to 1, third. Time 11O. Captain Bush and Yazd ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, seven furlongs-Lady Lou, 93; Frivol, 95; Happy Jack. Ss Autumn Leaves. Arechne, 1vernia, 100; Quincy. 1o2; Father Tallent, 1oS; Md ger, 102 Gold Bell, 105. -.~
 Second race, mile and one-sixteenth -Siss Lee, S7; Thora Lee. 91; Grand Vitesse, 93; Haviland, 104; J. J. T.. 105; Double, 90; Orient. 93; Hot, s7; Leila
 Third race, five and half furlongs -Matabon Prince Glenn. Creel. 100; Test Zarda. Charter Oak, Malleable Leo Bright, Hambone, 1o5 John S.. 1O2
 Fourth race, seven furlongs-Merino 9s; Showgirl. e5; Bell Toone. 9S: Ami mostly, 100 Irish Jewel. 102; Robin Hood, 106; Peggy O'Neal ss; D. L. Moore. 97: Florizel, ss: Ike. 102; Katie Powers, 104.
 Fifth race. five furlongs-Field Lark Rosinini. Annie Smith. Justi. Vic Kin ney Queen Caroline, Fantana, 101.
 Sixth race, one mile-Merces. 93; The Pet. 95; Beecher. 103; Wang, Maxnar 106; Dr. Kenney. 95: Denice, sS: Sara nola, 1o5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
: TODAY's SCHEDULE.
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Southern League. Little Rock at Montgomery New Orleans at Atlanta.
 Shreveport at Birmingham.
 Memphis at Nashville. American League Washington at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago.
 Boston at Detroit. New York at St. Louis. National League. Pittsburg at Boston.
 St. Louis at Brooklyn.
 Cincinnati at New York.
 Chicago at Philadelphia. South Atlantic League. Columbia at Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
MISS WILLIMONT
 PROVES GREAT RACE HORSE
Mr. Fsks Mare Shows Her Heels to Field of 12 and Faces Last Two Heats in 2:07 3.4 and 209.-SnOW Cam paigning Speedy Montgomery Mare.

Detroit. July 24.-In the last race of the day the Montgomery. Ala, horse, Miss Willimont. won from the favor ites. .'%~-
 2:0s pace, S1,500. Miss Willimont, b. m., by Bos-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

unntary-Two-b hits. Truby. Genins. Bases on balls, Baker {, Danne- hover | Struck put, Baker 1. Danne- hover Double plays, Cavender to kanzlec, Slcrince hits. Truby. Rhoton. Genins. Stolen ba-es. Hickey, Baker. Emrire. Brady: Time. .:l5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Goodwin Hit Hard.

Nashville, Tenn, July 24.-The Nash vile teams returned home today was signalized by victory over Memphis, 10 to 2. Mcfarland. though a trifie wild at times. pitched a strong game for the locals and had errorless support. At tendance. 1000. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
10 855S I091 20a7

Team -. 70 8558 1091 2037 .237
 Home runs, Schwartz, 1; McMakin, i Three base hits. Molesworth, 2; Yeager 2; McMakin. 1; Lee. l; Milierhk, 1 Two base hits, Molesworth, Is; Null laney, 10; Brouthers, 8; Schwartz, g. Millerick. 5: Lawler. 1. Sacrifice hits schwartz, fl: Molesworth. 10; sMiller- ick, 8; Busch. 8; Brouthers, {; Oldring ?. Stolen bases. Brouthers. P; Moles- worth. 20; Schwartz. g; Mullaney, 5 Oldring, 4; Yeager, 1; Millerick, 1; Lawler, 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

ticks-Almont (Snow) ....... 1 I Geary. ch. h. (James) ...... 3 3 Don Carr. b. g. (Clark) ........ ? 8
 Ethel Mo, Shylock, Ben F., Oregon Maid, Elmwood, Black Thet. Irish Bar on, Rogers, Don N. and Stern started. Time. 2:07 3-4; 2:07 3-4: 2:09.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. July 24-Reulbach's s fine pitching enabled Chicago to shut out Philadelphia today. The visitors batted hard, Attendance, 3.375.
 R.HE. Chicago. .. 300 O2O 11O-7 l2 ; Philadelphia 900 GOO 000--0 3 l Batteries-Reulbach and Kling; Pit tinper, Suthoff and Dooin and Kehoe. Boston, July 24.-Young held Pitts burg to four hits today and by hard batting in conjunction with Pittsburg' S misplays the home team won.
 RHE. Boston .. ., ..,..t00 40 o2o-S 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

Pittsburg .. .....0O1 900 o00-1 8
 Batteries-Young and Moran; Lynch, Flaherty and Gibson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
At Fort Erie.
Manchester Takes Cup.

Dorval, Que. July 24.-The Man- chester defeated the. Alexandra in the the Seawanhka cup, for which eight unsuccessful American and English chailengers had previously raced. There was a difference Of nine min utes, three seconds, at the finish a decisive and clean cut victory for the Manchester Yacht Clubs boat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
sIu1ptnr Match.

Huntsville, July 24.--(Special)- Huntsville defeated Sheffield in a slug ging match today. Score: K. H. F. HOntSNllle .lU T3 q Sheffield . .........S s 10 ?
 Batteries--Bowden, Vitters and O'Brien; Wyatt and Barnes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

won won three As ,9 out of the five events on won Trst Tffe to 2 LSehn ts o var. ? to 1. third Time 1:43.
 Second race. five furlon gs--Pater. 4 wSa so K third to Tme f ss'GnS Si
 Third race, about six furlongs-Pink Time iii 1-5.
 snPeS Fourth race; about six Nj furiongsEz 5S i, second; Jack Violin, to 5. third: :, Fifth ,racss mile and aaartespmPalss to l, second; Barkelmore. to l, third. Time 2:10 4-5.
 Teunis at London.
 London, July 24.-The final matches for the Dwight F. Davis international lawn n, tennis cup drew good eIoU" cro%d ted, William A. Larned gave Hugh l.. Doherty a, good game.
 Although beaten Larned played the best tennis he has shown In this country and it was necessary to play fifty games before Doherty was able et Hoc9mse Ward ln was fne to 6aHd played s. H. Smith. but as he had sui fered a family bereavement William J. Clothier was substituted. He gave Smith a hard game but the Engllsh- man was too steady for him. Clothier tried several new serves but nothing he did could overcome Smith. In the play at Wimbledon which lasted three days the Englishmen won fifteen sets to the Americans eight and 132 games to the Americans 101.
 At Fort Erie. Buffalo. July 24.-It was favorites day at Fort Erie today-only one long shot, Ruby Ring, finishing first. Weather clear: track fast First race, six furlongs-Rush, 10 5, won: Pirate Polly, ? to l. second; Gambrinus. to 1. third. Time. 1:l4 D. Second race, five furlongs-Herman Johnson, to l, won Grevilla, to l. second; Catalogue, to l, third Time' 1:03 1-5.
 Third race. mile-Gay Lizette. to 5: won; Red Light, 5 to l, second; annie Alone, 6 to l, third. Time. 1:41 2-5. Fourth race. five furlongs-Away. even. won: Bertha E.. to l. second; Skeptical. 3 to 1. third. Time 1;o2 Is. Fifth race. six and half furlongs- Conjuress. ' to 3. won; Mrs Frank ,r9, 1 Foster, 4 to 1, second: Highland Fling, 3 to l. third. Time, 20 1-5. Sixth race mile-Ruby Ring, to l,
 won; The Don. to 5, second; Ora Viva, ] to 5, third. Time, 1.41 2-5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

New York. July 24-by scoring Gilbert in the eighth inning with d two-base hit McGinnity won his own game to- day. R H. E.. t. Cincinnati :. :. ..O1o oo2 oOo-3 10 0 New York. .. 100 110 01*-4 2 Batteries-Overall and Schlel Nc Ginnity and Bresnahan. ::.s
 Brooklyn, July 24.-Wlth two m ,n out in the ninth inning Brooklyn won today's game from St. Louis on clean hitting, whicl, netted two runs for the locals. K H. E.. Brooklv,. ... .o2o 300 OPS F g St. Louis. ... .s...010 020 :02-T I
 Batteries-McIltyre and Bergen; Me Far'and and Grady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Final Settlement.

State of Alabama. Montgomery County. .
 Probate Court. July 17th, 1905
 Notice is hereby given that Edwin IF. Jones, administrator of the estate of Re becca Marcus deceased, this day filed his statement for final settlement of his ad- minstraton of said estate. and that the ed for said settlement. J. B. GASTON,
 tue-3t Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

St. Louis. July 24-In a game in which the farce comedy feature was pronounced, New York defeated St. Louis. Attendance. 1.200.
 R II E St. Louis ;. .O21 oo1 o1o- ls New York. .0)5 023 000-1O 15 . Batteries-Buchanan. Spencer and Sugden; Chesbro. Hogg and Powers. Time. 2:15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

Occasionally a man sheds tears at the loss of his wife's pug dog-out they are tears of joy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

This world owes much to misers They accumulate wealth for others to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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( YESTERDAYS GAMES.

. YESTERDAYS GAMES. . <>>><>>>> . >>>>>>>>$ Southern League.
 Little Rock, 2; Montgomery, 1. Nashville, 10; Memphis, 2. New Orleans Atlanta game, rain. Birmingham Shreveport; rain. American League. Cleveland, :; Washington, l.
 Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 1. Boston, {; Detroit, 1.
 New York, 10; St. Louis, 5. National League.
 New York, f. Cincinnati, 3.
 Boston, 8: Pittsburg, 1.
 Chicago, [; Philadelphia. 0.
 Brooklyn, g.; St. Louis, '. South Atlantic League. Augusta, 1: Savannah, '.
 Charleston, 3; Jacksonville, 2.
 Macon, 8; Columbia, 2. Cotton States League. Meridian, 2: Mobile, 0.
 Baton ouge-Vicksburg; rain.
 Greenville, 10: Jackson, O. American Association. Kansas City-St. Paul; postponed.
 Minn., i: Milwaukee, 2: 10 innings.
 Columbus, 5; Indianapolis, 4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

Summary-Left on bases-Montgom- cry, G. Little Rock, [. First base on errors-Montgomery 2; Little Rock, 1. Bases on balls-By McMakin, 2; Guese, 1. Bases given for hitting batter-By Guese, 1 (Mullaney). Wild pitches Guese. 1. Struck out-By McMakin, 5; Guese. 4. Sacrifice hits-Guese. 1: Becker, l. Stolen bases-Schwartz, i; Bender, 1; Molesworth, 1. Time of game-1:30. Umpire-McLaughlin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
SCHWARTZ IN LEAD
HEADS THE PRETzELs IN BASE
 HITTING.
"oiesworth . Close Second-Four of the Locals Hitting About the Coveted 300
 Mark

Following are the batting. fielding and pitching averages for the games including the one in Memphis when Hale shut them out on July Is { to 0. Ihere have been but three games played since then.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

Hurley called out for interference. *Sheibeck out on foul bunt.
 Score by innings: Little Rock ......... .001 900 010- Montgomery ......001 900 000- 1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
At Brighton Besch |.

New York. July 24-Schulauite heavily played at even money. won me Seagull stakes at Brighton Beach Io- day. Only three started in this event.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Columbus, July 24.-Dineen held D.

COlum bus, July 24.-Dlneen held De- troit down to three hits today. Boston had the game won in the third inning when Mullin. both wild and ineffective. was given poor support. Attendance. 3.573.
 R.H E. Boston :. oo5 oo1 o01-7 10 1 Detroit .,..... GOO 00l 000-1 . Batteries-Dineen and Armbruster: Mullin and Doran. Time. 1;42.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. July 24.-Washington was easy for Cleveland today, Jacobsen be- ing knocked out of the box in the firsl inning. Attendance, 2.672.
 R. H. E Washington =. 1000 900 100-1 6 4 Batteries-Mcore and Bemis; Adams Jacobsen and Kittredgc. Time, 1:30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

At Providence. Providence, R. l., July 24.-Favorites
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

Chicago. July 24.-Chicago defeated Philadelphia in the second game of the series. Bender was a little wild. Att tendance, 3S40.
 nH F Philadelphia .. 001 900 00O--1 O Batteries-Altrock and Sullivan: Bender and Schreck. Time. 80.
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Boston .. .. ..,..1oO 40 o2O--S 10 2
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