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At Louisville.

Louisville, May 16-Manners, the fa- vorite won the Louisville steeplechase, the feature event of todays card. from Charawind. Four horses fell and Jockey Harvey Boyle's collarbone and nose were broken, and he was internally injured. Three favorites won. Weather clear, track good
 First race, selling, mlle-Dr. Mcclure S9 (Koerner), to l. won; Tinker SS e. Morris), 8 to 5, second; Minnehaha, Sl (Oregar), 10 to 1, third. Time, LA 2-5.
 Second race, colts. five and one-half furlongs-Dashaway, 105 (Austin), to ], won; Clamor. no (scoville). to 1, second! Charley Mitchell, lO5 (Robinson), to l. third. Time, :56 2-5.
 Third race, selling, five and one-half furlongs-Lady Anne, 99 J. TIicks), to l, won; Lady Esther, 99 Jost, to l, sec ond: J. Ed Grillo. 1O4 BolanO, to 1, third. Time, LOS 1-5
 Fourth race. Louisville steeplechase, 5000 added. full course, about two miles
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Nominations Confirmed.

Washington, May 16.-The Senate in executive session confirmed the following nominations
 George F. Pollock, Ohio. assistant com missioner of the general land office; Will liam T. Veronon, Kansas, to be register of the treasury.
 Postmasters: Indian Territory. W. H. Hilton, Durant
 Texas-W. M.' Nagle. Denison; G. w. Hill, Saratoga.
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coIored Professional Bas ball.

The Anniston Giants again defeated the St. Louis team by. the score of Il to 6. The game was characterized by heavy hitting on the part of the Anniston team. Pitcher Greer of the St. Louis team wanted revenge. but was knocked out of the box in the first inning, yielding up five scores. Higsbee shared similar fate but pitched the remainder of the game. Charles Taylor was on the slab for the Anniston team and at critical times dis played great head work. Both teams leave for Admission today and play a series of three games. The Annistons will play to win the three. Score by in- nings:
 Anniston Giants ............... BIO 005 000--11 St Louis Giants ............. .O30 000 03G-- 6
 Batteries c. Taylor and Malxins for Anniston; Greer, Higsbee and McMurray for St. Louis.
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Summary: Three base hit-Morse. Stolen bases-Byrne, Daley, King, Abstein, Croz fer. Sacrifice hits-Byrne King, Hess, Graffius. Double plays-Abstein to Graf fius. Struck out-By Fisher 1, by Zellers 4. Bases on balls-Off Fisher ,, off Zellers 4 Hit by pitched ball-By Zellers l. Left on bases-Shreveport |, Atlanta G. First base on errors-Shreveport O. Atlanta 2. Time, :29. Umpire. Kennedy.
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oUHIIHdTY. TWO HIIs, JaHsITg, Brown, Kahlkoff. Three base hits, Carey. Stolen bases, Pearsons, Neadeau.. Bases on ball, off Brown 4. Struck out. by Brown 9 Passed balls, Owens. Sacra- flee hits Gilbert, Kahlkof. Double plays, Brown to Carey Castro to Bohannon to Wells, Carey to Nichols Time 1;25. Um- pire, Pfenninger
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OTHER GAMES.
Union Springs 4, Troy 1,

Union Springs, May 16.-The third and last game of the series between Troy ana Union Springs was played this afternoon, resulting in a victory for Union Springs by score of to 1. This makes three straights Union Springs has taken from Troy.
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furlongs. s.raight-Aeronaut, 14 (Radtke). 3 to 1, won: Shotgun, 1ls sd4. Williams), 8 to 1, second; Subtle go (Miller), to 1, third Time, :06
 Second race four and one-half fur longs, straight-Bat Masterson, 107 (Mi- ler), to 1, won; Conville 11O (O'NeiD 3 to 5, second; Tanagre. 107 (Radtke), 5 to 1, third. Time, :52 4-5
 Third race, the Boquet selling, stake, five furlongs-McCarter, 97 (Miller), Is to 5, won; Clare Russell. 95 Iowe), to i, second: Bemay s9 (Garner), ? to |, third. Time, 1:O0 ..
 Fourth race steeplechase, about two miles-Georgus, t3S (Stone), 8 to 1. won: Ironheart. 1SS QIolmes), 15 to 1, second; tNavajo, 135 (IIeider), 9 to 1, third Time, 4:24.
 "-Coupled with Palm Room Copper fell
 Fifth race, selling, seven furlongs- Coincidence. 1O3 Pope) to 1. won; New York, 112 (Burns), to 1. second; St. Estephe, Ss (Endlandeo, 13 to D. third. Time, 1:27 3-5.
 Sixth race, mile and a furlong-Preten- sion. 1I9 (Garner), ? to 1, won; Clark Griffith, 115 dyne), to ?. second Oliver Cromwell, 105 (SewelD, to 1, third. Time, :53. ....
 Entries for Today. New York, May 16.-Belmont Park en- tres
 First race, lightweight handicap. three quarters mle-Roseben, 14o; Ivan the Ter rible, 120; Edna Jackson, 115; Guiding Star, 112; Battle Axe. 110; The Clown, 107: Samson. 100; Water Grass, 96; Fancy Bird, 93; Long Brook, ST.
 Second race, four and one-half fur longs-Dumfound, Charles Edward, Faust, Kernochan. Charles L. Stone, 105; Jer- sey Lady, 102.
 Third race one mile-Belmere, Warn ing. Heaslip, Woodwich. Old Faithful, Realm. Water Tank. Cinna 96; Entree, The Quail Llita, Lotowanna, Sahara, 94; Elm Ridge 91; Duenna, 80.
 Fourth race the Vannest selling, six and one-half furlongs-Cary. 115 Mintia, 1srfl, 100; Mandarin, 96; Lord of the Forest. 93; Early and Often, 92; Huddy, Listless, 96.
 Fifth race, selling, fve-eighths mile Chicklets, 105 Fl Capitan, 102; Larose. 101 f; Belle of the Bay, 99; Mexican Silver, FL fall 94.
 Sixth race handicap. one mile-Bad News, Von Tromp 124; Edna Jackson, 120; Ostrich. Battle Axe, IA, Vino, n5; Zienap, 109; The Quail, 100
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TOM FISHER WON
 HIS NINTH GAME
ATLANTA COULD DO NOTHING sHTH SHREVEPoRT'S PITCHER AND LOST THE GAME BY SCORE OF 2 TO 1.

Shreveport May 16.-Fisher won his ninth consecutive victory, defeating At lanta today in pitchers battle by a score of to l. A catch by Abstein and d throw to the plate was feature of the
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NEW ORLEANS WON LAST FROM BARONS BreitenStein Was Too Much for
 Vaughan's Men REAGAN WAS EASY PREY Peicans Shut Out Birmingham In the Final Game of the Series.
 The Score Was
 to O.
STAND DING.
Results Yeste rday.

New Orleans. 6; Birmingham, O. 7 Memphis. 5; Nashville 4
 Shreveport, 9; Atlanta, 1. S Montgomery, 5; Little Rock, ?.
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"The Kansas Sunfower' was pounded hard. Nine hits were made by New Or leans in the first five innings.
 A dispatch from Punxsatawney, Pa, reports that an umpire was struck down with a bat and kicked into insensi- bllity. It is bad enough to be treated so rudely. but to have it happen in a town with a name like that must be awful.
 In Atlanta town,
 The fans all frown;
 Cause they have no smile a-coming.
 For in the Pirate City,
 They are fixing Smltty
 Sending his bunch down a-hummins-
 The above effusion is from the pen or the Shreveport Times sporting editor.
 No advices have been received by Presi- dent Baugh of the charges said to have been filed by Manager Frank against Manager Vaughan. It is supposed here that Manager Vaughan understands the ruling made by President Kayanaugh and would not violate the same It Is not believed by the officials of the club here that Manager Vaughan has been guilty of any violation of the Presidents rulings.
 The acquisition of Eddie Hahn was one of the cleverest moves President Comis- key could have worked. judging from the play of that man in Saturdays game. He did nothing sensational but handled him self like a ball player all the way. He pulled down one long drive cracked out by Seybold in the second inning that looked like Callahan or Jones in their palmest fielding days. At the plate he stands up and takes a good swing at the ball and his speed helps out lot. He beat a bunt Saturday that some of the other men on the Chicago team could not have made even close.-Chicago News.
 It will be remembered that Hahn was with the New Orleans team last season. Judging from the above complimentary article, he seems to be making good with the White Sox.
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MONTGOMERY HIT
 BRADY AT WILL
LITTLE ROCK LOST LAST GAME
 OF SERlEo TO MONTGOMERY
 BY THE SCORE OF 5 TO 2.

Little Rock, Ark. May 16.-Montgomery won the last game of the series by bat ting Brady hard First Baseman Null laney of the visitors got hit every time he was at the bat, one of which was for
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PhiIade phia g, Detroit 2.

Philadelphia, May 16.-Phladelphia ob- tained it's eighth straight victory by de- feating Detroit in easy fashion. Score:
 R, H. F. Detroit ~ . .. .OO1 900 001 . 3 Philadelphia .. .......,. ,51 0lo ol--9 lz Batteries: Wiggs, Mullin and Paine and Warner; Bender and Schreck. Time, 1:o2 Umpires Sheridan and Evans.
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core by innings

Summary: Two base hits-Mullaney. Three base hits-Houtz. Sacrifice hits Noblett Hausen. Stolen bases-Zmmer, Noblett. Bases on balls-Brady, l. Max well. ?. Struck out-by Brady, 5; by Max well. G. First base on errors-Little Rock, l. Left on bases-Little Rock, 1: Mont gomery, 6. Double plays-Hickey to Zim- mer to Douglass. Time. 30 Umpire Buckley.
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ST NJ MMARY: Two-base hits-Breitenstein. Rckert. Three base hit-Breitensten. Stolen bases-Blake. Sacrifice hits-Stratton, Rreitenstein. Double plays-Blake to Beck Struck out-By Breitenstein 6 Ragan a. Bases on balls-By Breitennstein 3. Ra- gan 1.
 Left on bases-New Orleans ,, Brming ham ,.
 First base on errors-New Orleans O. Birmingham 2. Time of game-1:41 Umpire-Rudderham
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee: Milwaukee 3, Colum- bus ?.
 At Kansas City-Toledo G. Kansas City 2. At St. Paul: Louisville s, St. Paul 6. At Minneapolis: Indianapolis 4 Mnne- apols g.
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MEMPHIS WON THE
 LAST FROM FINN
WILD THROa OF LANSING IN THE NINTH INNING WAS COSTLY FOR NAsHVlLLE-sco WAS 5TO4.

Memphis, May l6.-With the score tied in the ninth ming a wild throw by Jan sing allowed Memphis to score the win ming l1ln Gnnrp.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STAN DING.
Pittsburg ii. New York o.

Pittsburg, May 16.-Pittsburg and New York met for the first time this season and Pittsburg was an easy winner hitting the ball at will Willis pitched in fine form. Score: R. H. E. Pittsburg .. ............ BIO 04f 02*-11 15 2 New York . . ... 900 O00 Oo0-O 0 T 3
 Batteries: Willis and Peitz; Ames Fer guson and Bresnaham. Time, 2:05 Um- pires Emslie and Johnstone.
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The fans at the baseball matinee didn't nioy the news very much yesterday
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Dale Gear tried to stretch single into two bagger. but it didn't work.
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Chicago 6, Washington 5.

Washington, May 16.-Chicago defeated Washington today in a loosely played ten inning game. Score R. H. E. Washington .. .OOO 010 020 2-5 8 4 Chicago ............ .O2O olo Op 3-o
 Batteries Hughes and Heydon: Smith and Sullivan. Time, 2:15. Umpire, Con- nor.
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New York 5, St. Louis 2.

New York, May 16.-New York beat St. Louis by superior batting and fielding. Score. R. H. F. St Louis ......... .020 GOO OO0-2 } New York . .00l 121 00"-5 s
 Batteries: Smith and Spencer; Hahau and Mcclure. Time, 1:52. Umpire, O'Loughlin.
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Breitenstein had good day with the stick. double and a triple is going some.
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Chicauo 1. Philadelphia 0.

Chicago, May 16-Chcago defeated Philadelphia today in the tenth inning In the most scientific and perfectly played game on the local grounds this season. Score: R. Fl. E. Chicago ..... 600 900 GOO l. 10 O Philadelphia 900 600 GOO O. 0 3
 Batteries: Lundgren and King Dug gleby and Doon. Time l :50 Empires Carpenter and Klem
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Boston 6. Cincinnati 5.

Cincinnati, O., May 16.-Boston won the first game of the series from Cincinnati here today. Score: R, H. E. tlnclnnAu ......lVV uS1 Uo-- . : Boston . .. ....... .203 001 O00- 6 II Batteries: Ewing and Livingston; Dorner and Needham. Time ? hours Umpire O Day.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Cleveland 7, Boston 6.

Boston, May 16.-Cleveland won a close ly played game today, this being the thlr- teenth successive defeat sustained by the locals. Score: R. H. E. Cleveland .000 060 1O0-7 Boston ...............Vul VO lzz-o iV
 Batteries: Rhodes and Clark; Winter and Graham. Time. 1:32. Umpire Con nOlly
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The Gawk makes best advertising Building.
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The feature of the game was Oyler's sensational one-handed catch of oBren line drive.
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Brooklyn 3. St. Louis 0.

St. Louis, May 16.-Scanlons effective pitching for Brooklyn registered shut out against the home team today, Brook lyn winning. Score: R. H. D. Brooklyn .... .. ....... POO 010 Oo0-3 6 3 St. Louis .... .. ....... .O00 GOO COO , o
 Batteries Taylor and Raub: Stanton and Bergen. Time, 1:9S. Umpire Con way.
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Games oday.

Birmingham at Mem phis. Montgomery at Shreveport. Atlanta at Little Rock.
 Nashville at New Orleans.
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"The Kansas Sunfiower' was pounded hard. Nine hits were made by New or- leans in the first five innings.
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BASEBALL BREVlTIES

Ury got his usual hit.
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+-None out when winning run was made.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

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