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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Whistler Takes First Bat
 tie.
Gap Between Punches of Durrett and Gilks Rapidly Being Closed By Hard-Hitting Montgom-
 cry Club.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. 4.-(special.l-- Montgomery's hard-hitting team in the morning game, and the Climbers met defeat by a score of 5 to 2. Flush ed with three straight victories over Shreveport, and with the unusually ir- vincible Hale in the box. things looked good for Montgomery from the start, and their prospects frightened in the second when Stockdale got his only bumps and when two Montgomery. men tagged the plate. After that, Stock dale settled down, struck out eight men and kept the hits well scattered. Hale pitched good ball. but he let the game get away from him in the fourth when hits and errors allowed three Of the Hustlers to cross the plate and gave Memphis the lead she never lost.
 Alexander. the first man up in this inning. reached first safely on Mul. laney's error. Alex stole second and then Walters flied out to Mullaney, who went rods into the air after the ball Whistler and Hurlburt singled. Then Hurlburt scored on Millerick's error. He was the third man over the plate, single, no more men scored. In the
 fourth, a base on balls. a single and long fly gave Memphis her first run which came in the first inning, and base on balls and two-bagger did as much in the seventh, where Memphis s run getting ended. Montgomery's only runs came as the result of a single, two bases on balls and a two-bagger. Ar ter this seance the sluggers from Ala bama could not connect at all with the mysterious curves of Stockdale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
REPUBLICANS IN 1908.
A Paper Printed Near the Capitol Gives
 Its Impressions. %

Washington Star, Ind.
 An unusual and most interesting sit. nation exists as respects the Repuon- can hunt for the Presidency Each State that figures in the speculation IS accredited with two candidates. This' if no change takes place, must lead to some strenuous preliminary struggles
 We are asked to believe that MT. Fairbanks may find an opponent in MT. Beveridge The Senator Is young when the Presidency is considered. But so he was when the Senatorship came along. and he captured that He is a rattlinE good campaigner. as Is MT. Fairbanks also, and should they clash for control of the Hoosier delegation to the Republican National Convention the banks of the Wabash would re- sound with the noise.
 Then in Ohio there are Taft men and Foraker men, with both sides convinced that the Bucyeke State should have the nomination Of the two leaders. MT Foraker has had the larger experience in politics, and probably has the larger acouaintance among managing politi- clans. but Judge Taft has made pro- found impression on the country, and enjoys much favor, outside as well as inside, his own State.
 Turning then to Wisconsin we find Mir. Spooner and Mir. La Toilette figur- ing in the talk. The latter now has the State pretty well in his hands. and of course will endeavor to keep his grip on the organization after he leaves the Governors chair for the Senate. But MT. Spooner Is much admired the coun- try over, and that in a pinch should count at home.
 Iowa is harboring the booms of Gov ernor Cummins and Secretary Shaw, both of whom have been highly hon. oled by the State. A contest by them for Hawkeye delegates should stir the whole Commonwealth.
 No sooner had MT. Root decided to return to the cabinet than his name was mentioned in the Presidential possibili- ties, and no sooner was that done than talk of inducing MT Roosevelt to run again revived. This gives New York two men.
 It is not until We reach Illinois that we find anybody playing a lone hand. Mir Cannon is sitting tight and all by | himself Governor Dineen is too young ! and eX-GOvernor Yates hardly strong enough, for the Presidential race. and i Mir. CullOm wants only to be returned ! to the Senate. Will Uncle Joe" profit i by his good luck al home?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Reeatta at Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Sept. 4.-The Middle States Regatta over the national course m inc Schuylkill river, was one of the labor day features of this city.
 While interesting, the races were in no way sensational. In the quarter mile dash J. B. Guvenal of the Penn sylvania Barge Club won after close contest. There was but one second s difference between the first and third oarsmen In the forenoon the inter mediate singles resulted in a dead neat between x W. B. Klare of Baltimore and F. J. Koch of New York. The race was rowed of in the afternoon and the New York man won easily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Freak Up in Little Rock Team.

Little Rock team left for Nashville Sunday 1t was minus three of its best players-Guese, pitcher; Hurley, and Johnson and included but eleven play. CTS, Hurley was dissatisfied and left Tittle Rock today for his home in Kan sas City. Guese, 1t is said, became alarmed over the yellow fever situation and preferred to take no chances. He left today for his home in Ohio. John son did not accompany the team be- cause of a discrepancy in the matter of his salary. which, however. was fixed up today and he left this afternoon to join Guese have been suspended and fined by the Little Rock Club. President Aaron Frank says the Little Rock team will finish the season with twelve play
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
FOUR DROWNED.
Drunken Fool Responsible for Loss of
 Lives.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 4-Panic-stricken at the flash of flames when a lighted match was careIessly thrown into some gasoline on the bottom of the launch Ben Hur late Saturday night at the St. Charles flats, a number of the thirty passengers jumped overheard Four of them were drowned. Their names are as follows:
 August Mogg of Cleveland, H. J. Weisenger of Detroit Miss Brecker of Detroit, Miss Newman of Detroit.
 The launch was carrying party of people to the hotel near Algenac from a dance to Joe Bedores hotel According to the owner of the launch, one of the passengers. who had been drinking kicked open coci. on the engine which permitted a quantity of gasoline to flow out on the floor, and then after lighting a cigar carelessly threw his match into the gasoline. The fire caus- ed a panic among the passengers, number of whom jumped overheard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Auto Races Postponed.

Atlantic City. \. j.. Sept 4.-Forty here today to witness the automoplle races At o'clock, after three unim- portant events had been run, the races were declared off for the day beca uss of a downpour of rain. Ford refused to ride in the one-mile race agalnst time because the crowd overran the beach and he feared an accident. Chrlss so tie and Campbell did not attempt tO start their racing machines. .o
 The postponed events will be run '17 'I,, morrow. including the big races m II, which Christie, Ford and Campoell are entered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
BOYCOTT SUBSIDING.
CouauI-Genernl at Shanghai Cables the
 State Department.

Washington. Sept. 4.-Consul General Rodgers at Shanghai cabled the State Department under yesterdays date as follows:
 Northern trade Is opening and the boycott is apparently subsiding
 Through the mills the State Depart ment has received the copies of the boycott placards which have been dis played in the principal Chinese ports, They have been described in the news dispatches and are much alike. giving the unjust treatment of Chinese mer- chants and students seeking to enter American ports as reason while the Chinese at home should refrain from trading with Americans or buying American products.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Levi. nentn O,r1eefe.

Detroit. Sept 4.-After flooring his opponent twice in the opening round and toying with him for the. remainder York was given the decision over Jack O'Keefe of Chicago at the end Of q fifteen round battle in the open air at
 It was Lewis's first fight west of the Aileghanies, and his performance won the admiration of nearly every one or the 2,000 enthusiasts who assembled 10 see the match. The New Yorker prov ed himself master of every point of the game His work was clean and clear cut from the start, and the contest was years Lewis will challenge the win ner of the Britt-Nelson fight at San Francisco. .:~ :.~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Running Away from Law Useless
 MiIIaOn'a Case.

A
 Wilson's Case.
 g Chicago. Sept IA search which has lasted for over year and which has extended thr ough Europe, Mexico and the United States culminated here to- day in the arrest of D. R. Wilson, for merly prominent politician of Shenan- doah, la Wilson is charged with for geries amounting to $40,O00, of which amount the First National Bank of Shenandoah, lat, is the principal loser. Acording to the police Wilson left Iowa year ago after securing by means Of a forged check $15.000 from the First National Rank of Shenan- doah. After his disappearance other | forgeries were discovered
 Wilson was followed through Eu- rope and to the City of Mexico, where he was arrested Friends In that city furnished bonds for him and he was released. He immediately left Mexico and his whereabouts was unknown un- 1 til the police located him in Chicago Wilson made desperate resistance when arrested He denied h!s dentity, say ing his name was Johnson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Mright Wins From Collins.

Cincinnati. Sept 4,-Beals C. Wrlgn!t' national champion, today won the tri TIT o State championship for the second tline by defeating KreiRh Collins of Chlcaso In one of the best matches ever seen in the West It required five sets ., .V decide the match. Wright won tne nl dSt two seats and Collins won the heAs S two. In the deciding set Collins hao the champion at 20 when Wright sanis i up with that wonderful vitality oI hls and by remarkable series Of plays 1.l'.c oe feated the Western champion. " sets went to deuce The seores "SFs 6-s 7-5, 4-6, 7-9, 6-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
woodx VIII See Game.

Chicago, Sept 4.-Hon. William H Moody, Attorney General of the United States, who Is now in Chicago Tn con nection with legal affairs pertaining to the duties of his department, is tho first person to purchase tickets for the testl- monial baseball game to be played hsrs September 2S for the benefit of MT: Frank G. Selee. the stricken manager Of the local National League team.
 Mir Moody, who Is one of the strong . est enthusiasts of the national game in Washington, was President of the first team that Mr. Selee managed. Flfty tickets were purchased by MT. Moody
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
NO REPLY FROM JEFFRIEs.
PuRillst May Want More Than %1,cOo to
 Referee Fight.

San Francisco, Sept. 4.-Althoush the promoters of the Britt-Nelson glove contest to be held at Colma on Septem- Der g have not yet received an answer from James J. Jeffries. who has been asked to act as referee, 1t Is conndentiy expected that he will accept. It is pos sible. however, that he may demand greater compensation than the $l,ooo first offered for his services.
 meetinr of the men who are to deter mine the worlds championship in their class. has been unprecedented, and the indications are now that the house VIII represent at least s70,000. Both pugi- fists are in fine condition and neither will admit the possibility of defeat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

ner and a single by Brain. Piti,sSpIrs ,s,,II won the second game py ou'pie' Chicago at every point. 1T E. First game: ooo ,oo "a 10 1 Fittspurs - fo1 100 900 0-2 | l @hRaatteries-Leever and Gibson; Brfess and Kling. RHE Second game; ,oo 40, oos-l 10 2 Pittsburg '....d9U 065 ooo-2 3 3
 1Bsatteries-Hiliebrand and Pei'z' Brown and King
 New York, Sept 4.--The New t16ax 66ax Nationals won a doTSie-hTffhee' eo1SG The second Fame was called at the end or ene eighth inning on account of ddIkHaeE HE. phi1aaeIphia iaas sh%i' sSss SaS SsS 9S.1 9S.-11 : New York ..... .003 Ooo 4OL Mc- Ratterjes-Sparks and Dooln' mo Ginnity and Bresnahan' puE Second game: A, An 5 New York .,;.ioSI ;oSi OGs s,,5irse 5Imel ie and Mnm.on Ha.,nfnd and Dooini Mathewson and Bresnahan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
w,II PIoy tbe string Out.

Little Rock, Ark., Sept 4.-PresIu1VH5 Kavanaugh denies that he has recelveu a telegram from Manager Frank of New Orleans asking for d meeting Of League manarers in Nashville Tuesday to de- eide whether the season should be clos ed Immediately on account of yellow Ie- yer, as stated in a message sent from Nashville Sunday night. Manager Frank has wired asking for a meeting of the League on which President Kay anaugh has taken no action. Presldent Kavanaugh says the season will be hh- ished in the Southern League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Notice To Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Revenue of Lowndes County, Ala, at the Court House In Hayneville on September 11th. 1905. at o'clock D. m, for certain repairs and extensions to the Court House.
 The adopted plans and specifications will be on file in the office of the Clerk of the Board after August 29th; plans are also on file at the Builders Exchange in Louisville. Ky. and at Room No. 217 Tyler Building, Louisville. Ky.
 Experienced and responsible contrac- tors are respectfully requested to sub uaft proposals. All bids will be accom- panied iS a certified cheek in the sum Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($i,50o.0ol' said check to be payable to the Chair man of the Board of Revenue of Lowndes County, and to be forfeited in case the contractor submitting said check with his bid fails to enter into a contract and furnish bond for the full sum of the contract price. The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids All bids must be submitted upon proposal blanks as prepared by the architect.
 A. Douglass,
 2t Circuit Clerk Lowndes Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

summary-Stolen bases. Kennedy. Matthews, Evans, Abstein. Two-base hits Weikart, Montgomery ?, Niles, Wagner. Double plays, Alcock to Niles out, by Reagan 2, by Bartley 6. Passed balls. by Fritz 1, Bases on balls, off Bartley 4, off Reagan 3. Hit by pitched ball, by Reagan i. Sacrifice hits, smith (Birmingham), Alcock. Time of game, 1:45. Umpires, Ginger Clarke and Breitenstein.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
ovpRwHELMEp BY sNowDoUN.
nox. from Country Did Not Give inae'
 ueudents a Look In.


 ueudents a Look In. The snowdoun Ball Club defeateo sav Montgomery Independents yesteraay afternoon at Athletic Park in the pres ence of fairs sized crowd by the 'Fe mendous score of lS to 2. .,.h for the Independents was worked on to iop eleven safe hits, while Boyd, Wo so worked for Showdown, allowed put two bingles and struck out seventeen men. The 1ndependents fell smr,nt into tse sse game, @ while the snowdoun Club only maoe three miscues. hv Boyd aided his team in winning oy hitting for three bags with two men on bases while c. Pettus succeeded in getting three two-sackers during the contest. .o,,a,
 snowdoun-G. Pettus. 2b Roper st ss Boyd, D.: Lindstedt. C.; Nolly' oo , Parks. Ib.; Watts, if; F, Pettus, ri;
 indspepdeTtsMapmaon: M morsan ss ib M LeWis. s. gus gus zo; Page MTiS n'; Moriarfty Of, Allen, G.; Brown, If.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Texn. OH ontnnt

Houston, Texas, Sept. 4.-Reports on oil produced In Texas during August show a decrease as compared with Jnly of more than a million barrels. ssgcf he figures for July were 4.5ST,500 and for August were 5,So3,5oo. Every fssId in the district has shared in the sInmp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
CLIMBERS WIN AND LOSE
 PIRATES DROP TWO GAMES
Totals .. .. .. 42 ,

Two out when winning run was SCOT ed.
 Score by innings: "A, ,oo o, TS.,is pook 000 900 210 00-3
 summary-Two- hits. Wiseman, Bohannon, Norcum. Three oase hI., Russell struck out. by Russell. z; py Murray 2. Double plays keenan o 10 balls of Russell, 2; of Murray, ?. Left on bases, Nashville, II; Little Rock, $. Passed ball, Accorsini. Sacrlnce hlts. Norcum. Taylor. Accorsini, Janslng' Stolen bases, Downing. Gardner, DeAr- mond and Elsey.
 Time goo. Umpire. Ehret.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

Summary-Sa, ,rfice hits. Montgom- cry. Kennedy. Two base hits. Hanley. Grafius Wagner. Stolen bases. Evans, Absteln, Niles, Graffius, Weikart. Base on balls, off Clarke 1. Struck out. by Clarke [. by Fisher s. Time of game, goo Umpire, Burke Attendance,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
American Enterprise in Mexico.

Mexico City Sept 4.-The Mexican American Power Company, a Philadel- phia concern with an authorized capital stock of $1OOO0, 900 gold. operating un- der a Nsw Jersey charter. has been or ga nized and is preparing to utilize the water power of three riveEs in the State of Mexico near Toluca and will send electrical power into this city estimated at 90, 900 horsepower It Is expected that part of the new plant Will be Iii operation this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Girard Citizen Dead.

Columbus. Ga. Sept. 4.-(SpeciaL)- Lawrence H. Sturgis, aged Il years, one of the best known citizens of Gi- rard. Ala, died this afternoon. He was a Confederate veteran and mema Der of Camp Benning in columbu&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Dan Patch nt St. Paul.

St. Paul, Sept. At the opening day of the Minnesota state Fair the tea- ture of the day was the trial Of Dan Patch to break his own record Wlth a running horse as pace-maker ne made the circuit in 1859 1-2. very creditable showing in view of the track conditions The time by quarters 30, l:OO 1-2. :29 l-4. 1:59 1-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

Summary-Two base hits. Williams. Stolen bases, Williams. Manuel, Sulli-
 van Sacrifice hits. Nadeau, Phillips, Beck. Breitenstein. Double plays. Mo- Coy to Archer to Burnum. Balls, or Burnum, :. Hit by pitcher, Burnum, z. Struck out, by Breitcnstein 1; by Bur mum, 2 Time, 200, Umpire, Carpen-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
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Southern League. Montgomery, 2-3; Memphis, 5-2. Birmingham, 4-5; Shreveport, 1-4. Nashville, AZ; Little Rock, 80.
 New Orleans, 8; Atlanta, 0. National League. St. Louis, 9-3; Cincinnati, 2-2. New York, 7-11; Philadelphia, Is. Pittsburg, 3-4; Chicago, 2-3.
 Boston Brooklyn; rain. American League Philadelphia. 5-5; Washington, o-4. Detroit, 5-3; Chicago. 1-2.
 Cleveland, 20; St. Louis, 1-7.
 New York, 4-S; Boston, 9-5. American AssOciation-
 1, Morning Games. Columbus, 1; Toledo, 0. St. Paul. 8; Minneapolis, i.
 -4 Afternoon Games. Indiapanolis, 12-2: Louisville, 6-4 Milwaukee, 12-4; Kansas City, 4-5. Toledo, 2; Columbus 1.
 Minneapolis, 4; St. Paul, 0. South Atlantic League Columbia, g; Augusta, 1. Macon, s; Jacksonville, 1.
 Charleston. 1-3; Savannah. 0-1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Burnurn Rmmped.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept 4.-Only one game was played here today, as the Atlanta team did not reach the city until 1 o'clock this afternoon. That game went to New Orleans by her own good work and Atlsnta's numerous errors. Attendance, $500. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

vas RhaSsRha bsd4o ssR ssnSar in tSe morning game and was shut out. afternoon game They tied the score in the eighth inning by hitting Town send safely four times; Hughes was hit for two singles in the ninth which with a sacrifice won the game.
 First game R. H E Philadelphia. 200 ooo 3o'-5 OGU snS GOG aeSSen oSS Ben der and Schreck Rhlis$eipEls' s$eG s,S ,S SsS sss css-S l |
 Batteries-Coakley, Waddell and schreck; Townsend, Hughes and Kilt redge.
 New York, Sept. 4-The New York Americans and Boston broke even to- ming. on account of darkness In the second game New York won out in the sixth by making six safe hits off New ElFi' ToFRi Fsne ..... 900 900 22oIt i 1s Bostqn f,h..nTo 900 Ha$1 ftS ooSms Goaas ana 9 Mcclure; Barry. Tannehill and Criger.
 second game R.H.E. bGsaGn GssaaGPnteries-poweil Ne Newton. Eta Grifith Kleinow and McGuire; Gibson, Hughes, Criger and Armbruster, Cleveland. Sept fables wildness in the first two innings gave Cleveland victory over St Louis this morning. cleveland we Ia % ..1lo 900 oo.-s i St. Louis. .. .,..100 900 000-1 6
 Batteries-Joss and Clarke; Ables and Roth.
 St. Louis shut out Cleveland in the second game this afternoon, Howell be- ing extremely effective with men on bases.
 clsSeia@dl syeGn1 game 900 900 OOo1o II 3 St. Louis. -. :. .011 900 104-7 12 O
 Batteries-Bernhard and Clarke; Howell and Spencer.
 Detroit. Sept. 4.-The Detroits won the doube- header from Chicago before the largest crowd since the opening day. Mullinss pitching was hit more freely than owen in the second game, | but scattered the safe ones and was accorded magnificent support First game R H E :: Batteries-Muliin and Drill; White | and Sullivan.
 Dsfro1t seGGhu s%i"e .ooo 200 1os-s i | Chicago. O. 900 OH 000-2 10 3 l Batteries-Killian and Warner; Owen and Mcfarland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
..-.'~ A Few Foul Tips.
 Still climbing.

If Roy Hale had won the morning game the Climbers would have been in second place. # .~ :@-.-...
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

Jack Lee should at once purchase several lottery tickets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
c TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
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southern League. Montgomery at Memphis. Shreveport at Birmingham.
 New Orleans at Atlanta.
 Little Rock at Nashville. Amcricmm League Washington at Philadelphia. Chicago at Detroit.
 St. Louis at Cleveland.
 Boston at New York. National League. -:. :.' Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Anserican AssOclatlon-- --- e. Toledo at Columbus. Louisville at Indianapolis.
 Milwaukee at Kansas City.
 St. Paul at Minneapolis South Atlantic League. Augusta at Columbia. Savannah at Charleston.
 Jacksonville at Macon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

Only seven points behind Shreveport this morning-thanks to Dad Vaughn and his Birmingham outfit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

Yesterday morning deal was con cluded whereby the hardest hitting third baseman in the Pacific National name Is Mcintyre and he was with Boise City-he was sec0nd in the bat ting of the League with hfty-two hits in thirty-two games. an average of
 349 In fielding he had Ill chances put outs and siXty-three as sists-with twenty-three errors, an av- craze of S293-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

Score by innings:
 Memphis .. .. .. :. 100 300 100-5
 Summary-Two-ba hits, Oldring. Dungan. Stolen bases, Alexander, Old ring, Duffy, 3. Bases on balls, off Hale 4 off stockdale 2. Struck out, by Hale l, by Stockdale s. Sacrifice hits, Hale, Whistler, Beecher. Brown. Double plays, Busch to Schwartz to Mullaney.
 Time 1:40. Umpire Shiebeck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

Score by innings
 Memphis ....000 O00 O02-2
 Summary-Two base hits, Thornton, Oldring. Hurlburt. Stolen base, Thorn ton. Base on balls. off Lee, .; off Suggs. 6. Struck out. by Lee. ,; by Suggs. 8. Sacrifice hits. Beecher. AL exander Brouthers, Schwartz. Double plays YeaEer to Busch.
 Time 1.55. Umpire ShiebeCk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

summary-Two-b hits. Accorsini. Three-base hit. DeArmond. Struck out. Mcfarland 4: Chinn, g. Double plays, DeArmond to Gear to Accorsini. Eases on balls, Mcfarland, 2; Chinn. 3. Left on bases, Nashville. 8; Little Rock. 8. Sacrifice hits, Norcum, Bohannon. Jan sing, Gear. Stolen bases, Gardner.
 Time 1:2N. Umpire. Ehret.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

poned; rain.
 St. Louis. Sept. 4.-St. Louis took q ming both games by superior playing. Walker blew up in the first game and Overall was outpitched in the second. st Loufs i...... .OOO O1o 71"-S i6 o Cincinnati " 900 goo 000-2 II
 Batteries-Thielman and Grady; Walker and Street.
 Second game: R H : Cincinnati .. ... 900 OO2 0OO-2 5
 Batteries-Egan and Grady; overall and Street.
 Pittsburg, Sept. 4.-The morning game was won by Pittsburg from Chi cago in ten innings The winning run was made on three-bagger by Wag-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
AFTER LONG CHASE.

F.. <. Hall saw Billie KeeIer play ball. Hall will perform today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, Sept 4-Boston- Brooklyn morning and afternoon games post poned; rain,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05
Afternoon Game.
llN innings

Totals Q. .. .. ..34 ? 10 2 IA