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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-12-07

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Notice is hereby given to all delinquent
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Memphis,

Memphis, June 17-Gregor X, the fas-
orite, easily won the Bluff City handicap
today from a field of five horses.
The opening day for the Memphis mid
summer meeting attracted a large crowd.
Five well backed favorites won. Ten
books accepted wagers. Summaries:
First race, six furlongs-Pnkerton. 1903
FeichD, to 5, won Mindora, 104 (Moun-
tain), to 5, second; Voltage, 81 Knapp,
80 to l, third. Time. lie 4-5.
Second race, five furlongs, selling-ozee,
107 d.. Williams), to. l, Won; Watchful,
10l shaver. 10 /. second; Ina Gray l02
(SwelD, to 5, third. Time, 1:O4
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth
Joe Lesser, 102 IL, Williams), l to 3, won;
The Regent 102 (ShaYer), to 2, second
Payne, 1O2, (Mountain) Is to l, third.
Time, 1:5l.
Fourth race, one mile and an eighth
Gregor X, liz CFeicht), TO 8, won; Rain
land, l14 (Shaver), 8 to- |, second; Shenan-
doah 95 (Perkins), 20 to 4, third Time,
1:57.
Fifth race, six fnrlongs-Dolinda, 105
(Felcht), to l. won; Optional, 1903 (Shay-
err, to /, second; Allista, 100 (SewelD, 80
to l, third. Time, 1l6A.
sixth race. one mile and an eighth
Docile, 1OS (SewelDs to 8, won Monaco
Maid, "a (Shade) 2 TO J. second; Mac
Hanlon, 1903 (Wiliams), u to l, third.
Time. Los $
Mondays entries:
First race, half mile, selling-Nora
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At Sheepshead Bay.

New York, June 11--James r, keene's
sysonby, with Nicol in. the saddle, won
the Tidal stakes of $4,000 one mile and
quarter, at sSheepshead bay today.
Sysonby,e who was making his first APP
pearance since his dead head with Race
King in the Metropolitan handicap ON
Nav A. was in the best possible fcondl-
ton, having worked one mile and quar-
Ter In 2:o7 and the books made him a
hot favorite at 8 TO 10. He ran the dis-
lance today in 2:O5, which is new rec
ord for the stake.
cant S. S. Browns Agile, paying even
money for the place, was second, and Sid
ney Paget's Cairngorm second choice,
third Out of the original six entries two
were scratched. Sydney Paget withdrew
Traditions depending on Cairngorm TO
carry his colors to victory, and j. e.
Madden declined the issue with Hot Shot.
The start was good and Cairngorm
broke first, but Nicol at once sent. Sysonby
to the front and coming to the quarter
he was leading by two lengths over Cairn-
gorn. who was about one length before
Migraine. Into the back stretch they
raced with Sysonby in the lead and going
very easy. At the three-quarter mark
Nicol eased up Sysonby a trifle, but In
the stretch drew away again, and won
galloping by four lengths. Agile ran into
second place in the stretch ana captured
second by three lengths Perfect weather
and fully $1,000 persons witnessed some ex-
cellent racing. Three favorites won. Track
fast. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Brooksdale 113
MARTINI, even, won; Bank. lis Redfern)
to 2, second; Zeala, lis CIV. Davis), to
2, third Time. 1:14.
Second race. one mile-Geranium Jos
Oyne), II to s. won; Chimney Sweep, 96
(Crimmins), 10 to /, second; Uncle Urigh,
JIG (Sheehan), 80 to I, third. Time, 40 3d.
Third race. the Foam Stakes five fur
Iongs-Jacobite, 1874 CIV Davis, IS to 5,
won; Inauisitor, 11S (ONeilD, 10 to 5. sec
ond; Suffciency. 10 Q4yne), to l, third.
Time, leo 1-5.
Fourth race, Tidal Stakes of $4,000. mile
and a quarter-Sysonby 1926 (NicoD, to l.
won; Agile, 126 MARTINI. to @ second;
Carngorm, 1876 CIV. Davis, to 2, third.
Time, los.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Speedway 1O5
IL. Smith to ], won: ]. Johnson to 1,
second; Aviston. 100 SHAW, to l, third.
Time, 100 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and a quarter-Monseur
Beaucaire 1f3 (O'NeiD, 16 to s, won;
Woodsman, 101 CIV. Knapp, to 2, sec
ond Stamping Ground, los (Miller), 20 to
/, third. Time. 1:47 40.
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.soIIoltIna pepartment WON.

The soliciting department and the meter
department of the Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company crossed bats
yesterday afternoon on the Lakeview dia-
mond, and ere the sun had set the meter
department had received a drubbing at
the hands of their merciless opponents.
The meter boys outplayed their opponents
at every stage of the game, drawing more
hits and making fewer errors, but luck
was against them, and they have a sad
story to relate to their sympathizers. the
score being to 4.
Mcdonald of the soliciting department
had no mercy on the opposing pitcher.
Out of four times at the bat he drove
out three home runs making half OF
the runs made by the soliciting boys,
and his hitting was easily the feature Of
the game. The score by innings was as
follows: R.H.E.
Soliciting Dept -. ..000 POP 02O-6 8 s
Meter Dept. -. 49,. 200 010 o01-4 10 9
Matteries: Moss and Rowand Hawkins
and patilIo
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SLACPILE NOTES

The squeeze" play was successfully
worked by the Barons three times yes
terday and three runs without a hit was
the result With one runner after another
on third in quick succession yesterday at
ternoon in the first inning the squeeze"
signal was given each time and the run
ners scored one after another
The play was worked just right each
time, something which is by no means
easy to do. The play is this. The run
ner on third with no one out or one man
out Is given the signal to make a break
for the plate as the pitcher delivers the
ball and the batter gets a signal to hit
the first ball on the ground IL possible.
IIafford, Hennessy and Miller all got
good leads off the third bag yesterday
and scored on infield hits.
Fred Moore injured his left arm again
yesterday afternoon when he went after
Jordan's hot grounder over second.
Johnson, the Little Rock shortstop
who was injured in a collision with Dale
Gear Thursday afternoon. was at the
park yesterday and witnessed the game.
He was on crutches and 1t will be several
days before the physicians will allow
him to leave for home. chnn. who
pitched Fridays game for Little Rock,
is here with Johnson but will join Lit
tile Rock tomorrow or Tuesday.
"Whitey" Morse is still with the At
lanta team, Grantland Rice to the con-
trary, Notwithstanding The Journal Of
Friday afternoon had Morse packing his
little dress suit case en- route to an out
law league, but by mistake, 1t seems,
Whitley came to Birmingham instead.
There Is no outlaw about this town, but
its team is outclassing few that are
touted to be several times stronger than
the Barons
Atlanta plays Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday and then the Barons go away
until the 26th.
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Moore & Handley Won.

The Moore & Handley and Continental
Gin Works teams met on the Kingston
diamond yesterday afternoon, and a close
and interesting contest followed, the
score being 3 to 2. The gin works boys
should have received a shut out, but on
a fielder's choice and two errors they
made two runs.
Jones and Bell, both of the Moore &
Handley team, drove out two baggers.
Currie outpitched his opponent, striking
out twelve men and allowing but two
hits, while Markates struck out three men
and allowed eight hits.
The score by innings was as follows:
r.. II r..
Moore e. Handley.. -. 100 101 00O-3 8 8
Continental Gin Co.. oil 600 O0O-2 ? )
Batteries; Currie and Millsap; Mar
kates and Munger.
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Sims Medical InStItu56
221ks Nineteenth st.
Shoots Negro Boy Accidentally.

Florence, June 1I-CSpeclal.) willie b.
Harmon, a 12-year-old negro boy was
shot and accidentally killed late yester-
doy afternoon by a young white boy
named Blaloek on the O'Neal place, six
miles west of Florence. The little negro
had been locked up in the police station
several days on charge of stealing. lie
made his escape in the morning and hired
to Mr.. Wilcoxson VINO rents the ONeai
place. Late In the afternoon the Blalock
boy was shooting rats with a rifle when
the accident occurred. The boy was shot
through the heart and died Instantly.
Blalock went in the house and told what
he had done but as the shooting was pure
iy accidental he was not arrested.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18
COLLEGE GAMES
Yale 8. Princeton 6.

New York, June 17-seventeen thou
sand persons saw Yale win the third and
deciding game for the baseball cham
pionship of 1905 between Yale and Prince
ton at the Polo Grounds today. From
the first to the seventh inning Prince
ton was unable to solve Jackson's de-
livery and Yale outplayed the New Jer-
sey men at every point. In the seventh
Princeton became encouraged by the
songs and cries of their partisans and
braced up. Score: RH E.
Prtceton ....2OO 900 So-a
Yale. =. -. ..24O OlO ol0-S IL 1
Batteries-Byram, Doyle and Cooney;
jackson and Chaplin
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THE AMATEURS
Roberts Q. son Lost.

The shop teams of the Birmingham Rail
way, Light and Power company COM
pletely outplayed the Roberts & Son team
yesterday afternoon, the score being 10 to
3. The features of the game were the
home run by Lundbum of the shop team
and the pitching of Henry of the same
team Henry struck out fourteen men
and allowed but five hits. Trice, for the
Roberts 4 Son team. struck out ten men
ard gave up eight hits. The score by in
nings was as follows R.H e.
Shop Team -. =. 200 220 1910 8 2
Roberts & Son ......... 900 10l DOL 3 =
Batteries: Henry and Mason; Trice and
GLASGOW.
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Score by innings:
Birmingham .......-.....s-..... owl w VS.
Atlanta 600 600 0OO-0
Earned run-Birmingham, l.
Two-base hit-Clarke
Sacrifice hits-Hennessy' z
stolen bases-Niller, Smith Ragan,
Crozier.
Moren, 4.
Struck out-By Raglan. Z; by Moren, 2
Left on bases-Birmingham 4 Attain
ia. g.
First base on errors-Atlanta' 2 Birm-
ingham, l.
Time of game, LES.
Umpire, Pfenninger.
Attendance, 261S.
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c. O. B. 10. Athletics 2.

Gotten, ODD m & Bowers fast team de-
feated the Birmingham Athletic club on
the latter's diamond yesterday evening by
a score of 10 to q This was record
game for c. o. BIS. Sims did not allow
a single hit and struck out fourteen of
the heavy-hitting Athletics. In addition
to this, out of five times at the bat
Sims secured two three-baggers and two
two-baggers.
Hitting for the C. .. B. team was done
by Muir. Lamb, Vest and Garrett. The
C. o. BIS are charged with three err
rors the Athletics with six.
Batteries: c. o. b., Sims and Parker;
Athletics, Douglas and Blddle Umpire,
Lawley and. Steveps. Time. 1:45.
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[. g. N. 8. sessemer 1.

The Louisville and Nashville team played
and easily defeated the Bessemer team
on the latters diamond yesterday after
noon by the score of to /.
The star performer of the game was
Robinson, who struck out seventeen of the
twenty-one men that faced him, allowing
but one hit, and in addition to this, out
of three times al the bat he secured as
many hits. one of which was clean
three-sacker, scoring three men.
The game, though one-sided. was very
interesting, and the spectators witnessed
a pretty game.
Next Saturday the Louisville and NASH
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Pearl, sS Tomochichi, Cob Jewel, Belle
vue, 1O6; Dell Phillips, Kara Kenwyn,
10s; Tom McGrath, 112; Marguerite r, 1O2.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Mrs.
Annie, SO; st. Florence, So; Andrew Mack.
107; Optional, SO; Just So, 104 Beautiful
and Best, 10S Dargin, 10.
Third race. four and half furlongs-
Horseradish, 102; Huston, Nealon, 1O5;
Joe Wooten, 10; Rola, 115.
Fourth race. mile, selling-Cotillion, 80;
Ed Sheridan, 49, belinda, 1885, Ethics, liz;
Katie Ash, 81; Tartan, 1O1; Safe Guard,
1OS
Fifth race, half mile, selling-Chispa,
9S Bitter Hand, Clara Maxim, Bessie
chimney. 1903; Faceview, 106 Kalanaugh,
Jos; Blue Grass Lad 1o1; Triconel' Ito;
Kite Tail, 107. .,-..-....
sixth race, seven furlongs, selling
Mabel Sims. Voltage, Arahi May, Ravapia,
10s; Aflista, 112: GIVE All, M; I.1Samelson'
12S; Bombino, Id; Mindora, 1913; The Tex
an 100.
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Pell City Victorious.

Pell City, June 17.-(Special.) -Three
hundred fans witnessed the awful drub-
bling of the Independent team lf'nn Fir
MINI ham at the Pell City pa:k this After
noon. The score was 10 to 0. The Pell
City team showed no mercy to B1wron.
poui ding him for just enc dozen hits.
While the independents got eight hta
they were well scattered and counted fc-
n, ggh.. me score: FIJI L.
Pell City ............. .............l0 IL 8
Independents. -. 80. ..,,,... 4
Batteries: Montgomery and Capher;
Bowron and Brown.
The Pell City team will play the crack
c. O. Il. team at West End park on
July l. An excursion from Pell City Will
be run by the Seaboard Air Line railway
on that date, and a large crowd is ca
1..'ieJ to turn out.
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New Orleans 8. Little Rock o

New Orleans, June 17-It was very
one sided game of ball this afternoon be-
fore an attendance of $500. The locals
punched their hits with good effect and
some of the errors proved very costly for
the visitors. Guese pitched a good game
in the early part Of the contest but he
let down and was hammered all over
the lot Score: Ri. e.
Little Rock ..............0c o 0o0 00O-0
New orleans ssulV III ulV-o II o
Batteries-Guese and Garyin Philips
and stratton. Time, 1:50. Umpires, Black
and Burke
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New York z. ST. Louis 2.

ST. Louis, June 17.-Without apparent
ly half trying Mathewson held st. Louis
perfectly safe during the six innings he
officiated and when he voluntarily retired
WiItze pitched great ball, retiring the
home team without effort. Attendance
6400. Score: II, n N.
ST. Louis :. =. 1000 oil 00O-2 IL
New York. :. LOB 20l w. 10
Batteries-McFarland and ZeaIloss'
Mathewson. Wiltze and Bowerman. Time,
1:40.
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Vile and the Athletic club teams will play
al West End and on July 4 they will
play two games with the Pell City team.
After this game the Louisville and Nash
Vile team will be open to all challenges
and they sincerely hope to hear from
some of the crack amateur teams of Bir-
mingham and of the Birmingham district
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Memphls z. shreveport s.

Memphis June 1.-THE locals won to-
days game in the eighth inning. Three
base hits by Kennedy and Cannon were
applauded. Abstein covered first base
creditably in the absence of Weikart At
tendance. 1000. Score: R.H.E.
Batteries-Swann and Graffius; Suggs
and Hurlburt. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Bas-
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PIttsburq 3. Philadelphia 2.

Pittsburg, June FIN the ninth in
ming when two were out Clarke batted
for Philippi and with two Dagger
brought Ritchey in from second with
the tieing run. and in the tenth Leach
three Dagger and Wagne'rs long fly won
the game. Attendancefi 5Sl6.
soero. R.H.E.
pittsburg 900 100 Dol Ia Z !
pbiladelnbia 100 O1O 900 % 7 2
Batteries-Ro bertelle, Philippi and Peitz;
Cordeydon and Doom. Time, 2;lO
Chicago, June 17.-chieago- Brroklyn
postponed; rain.
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Cleveland 8 Washington 2.

Washington, June 17-Cleveland today
won their third straight from Washing
ton through the locals inability to hit.
A double and a single In the last inning
gave the visitors their winning run. Wash
ington put up a ragged game In the
field. Attendance, 2310. Score: R.H. Il.
Washington -. ......OO0 010 1902 8
Cleveland -. 49,. 900 10 00i--3 8 /
Batteries: Patton and Bittredge; Hess
and Buelow. Time .35
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Cincinnati 5. Boston 2.

Cincinntai, June 17,-Willis held Cincin-
natl in check until the seventh inning,
when two bases on balls, two stolen
bases and two singles gave the locals
three runs and an accommodating lead.
Attendance. 46e5 Score: R.H Il.
Cincinnati :. :. =. .O0l 600 31"-5 10 0
Boston. :. :. :. =. .02O 600 0O0-2 0
Batteries-Wallker and Schlei; Wills
and Needham. Time, 1:45.
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LOST.

Saturday afternoon on I'd
avenue between 18th and
goth streets, or base ball
park, one So karat genuine
white diamond stud. Lib
eral reward will be paid for
return to Allen III. Holt at
Age Herald office.
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Raglan FINISHES
JORDAN rs FIREMEN
Let the Proud Visitors Down
Without a Run
STRUCK OUT SEVEN MEN
Mr.. Moren Went Up Into the Atmos-
rhere In the First ard Sixth
Innings and the Barons
corralled Game.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Games Yesterday.

Birmingham, 6; Atlanta, 0.
New Orleans, S; Little Rock 0.
Memphis, 7; Shreveport 6.
Nashville, Z; Montgomery. 4.
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wrangling toward the close of the game
over Umpire o .Loughlins decision. Man.
ager Armour, Catcher Drill and Pitcher
Killian were put off the field. Attendance,
$3.50. Score: R.H. E.
DphlOu 1900. ..s.sss-ss.s oui wv VII . o
Detroit ........ ......... .O1o O40 0O0-5 10
Batteries: Tannehill and Criger; Killian,
Mullen and Drill Time, 1:4s.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
ch;oaoo 6. New York 8

New York, June 17.-At American
League park today, Chicago gained
winning lead In the opening by hitting
Hogg 10 good purpose, and the local team
was unable to overtake the visitors. At
tendance, 10000. Score Hi y.
Cbicapo . 500 900 010-6 I l
Nra., Yorl, OOl 100 1903 A
Batteries: owen and Sullivan; Griffith
- tyiai,,our Time 10
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NASHVILLE z. Montaomery 4.

Nashville, June 17.-Bailey's effective
pitching for Nashville at critical moments
was the cause of Montgomery's defeat to-
day. Score: XII Il.
Nashville OO4 010 O2s-7 10 0
Montgomery :. =. e. ..010 030 OOO-4 3
Batteries-Bailey and Accorsinii Lee
and Milleriek. Umpire, Pfenninger.
Attendance 1000.
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philadelphia 8, St. Louis /.

Philadelphia, June list Louis and the
home team made the same number of
hits, but the locals punched theirs and
won. Attendance, 1904. Score: R.H d.
st. Louis ....... ........0O0 0lO OW-l U
Philadelphia =. ......100 600 1t--3
Batteries: Glade and Sugden; Plank and
Schreck. Time, 80.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville z, Minneapolis G.
Columbus 3, Milwaukee 6.
Indianapolis 6. Kansas City 3.
Indianapolis 6, Kansas City 3 Second
game).
Toledo 2, st. Paul O.
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sourH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Jacksonville: Jacksonville A. Colum-
bia l.
AT Savannah: Savannah 4. Macon g.
At Charleston. Charleston 2. Augusta 9.
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Ros,on o.6. Detroit rs.

Boston, June 17.-Detroit won the game
this morning by punching hits In the
eighth inning Donovan was invincible
after the first inning, Attendance, 6459.
Score of morning game: R.H. II.
Roston ....... 100 O10 000-2 3 q
Detroit -. 80. ........uJO wv ool-f o
Batteries: Dineen and McGovern; Dono-
van and Drill. Time, LAB.
Afternoon game; There was much
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Games oday.

Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
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"WeH say, its no wonder BIaCh'S
Moving Sale gets such crowds. I
was in there yesterday and the
STACY Adams SIS, So and 81
Shoe and OXfOrdS we're S3.05--aE-
most magician the price of one pair
into TWO. II you're 'On the street
start saving. Sale re-OpenS in the
morning: FraternaIV,
ED. SWIFTON."