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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

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mebrerc GbOrc 3,m gortrag briugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
Nas critic Gnciicl GOn5crt.

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geItern Nadmittug I'M nEcobo0psS ns
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

Wteoer in no m le 3 II.
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in Ibreoc, iouoern iastc, oab or tets
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

&erlobung.- Serr uno Troli
Sobn Z. @orderbing bon Nr. 1889,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

Die @obl ser beioen Gon9reB.ab
g~curonetcn uro oeS Nidters in Bal.
timorc bat ser Staot ungeiG1r $S3,.
00G grfoItet. Die beioen @nblen i'm
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1ber bic ricii9c Summe bon $22t,-
600 per;hlingcn, I GcutS Don ser
StCmcrrute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-26
"KNOCKINC" THE PLAYERS
 WILL NOT BE ALLOWED

The only thing to mar the enjoyment of the game yesterday was the continued hammering of one Or two men in the grandstand. Their remarks were directed against Wilhelm. Wilhelm was not in good condition. but his pluck and nerve sn sticking it out was eommendable. Moth ing is more disgusting to the spectators an general than the boisterous knocking of an all-wise grand stand manager. 2"
 Last night Manager Harry Vaughan said he would make every possible ef- fort to stop this in the future, "I have instructed the players" he said, mot to say a word to the spectators While ball players are in way public men and open to criticism. there is no excuse for insulting remarks directed against a player who is putting up a good game. There is just one way to stop this and J will resort to that means.
 .'I will have policemen on hand. and
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when such an offense as described as committed, the person will have his money refunded and he will be put out of the park as an objectionable character It is for the benefit of the game. and for the enjoyment of the spectators that l will take this step. When team has won nearly all the games, and the pitcher has not lost q game, such knock ing as that done by two or three men yesterday is unpardonable and will not be tolerated. l was glad to notice that the fans did not endorse the action of the men referred to- and believe that the baseball public will agree with me in saying that it is necessary to a good clean game of ball to prohibit it.
 There Is one other thing that will be stopped, and that is betting in the stands There can be no doubt but that it is to fthe detriment of the game, and I will have spotters stationed among the spec tators to find out the offenders"
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B. R. L. & P. Team.

After four weeks of hard practice the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company baseball team fully organized last night and elected J. L. Mason captain and Fred Dunlap manager for this sea- son. The team is now on strong basis and President J. M. Ritson thinks it is the strongest team the company has ever put out.
 They are now open for games and will be glad to hear from managers of other teams in town. Their grounds are at Third avenue and Tenth street and have just been put in spendid condition
 The following men will composed the team Henry, Compton and Patello, catchers: Henry. Moss, Streit and Wheel CT. pitchers; Walker Whalen, MeI<inny, Mason and Hit. infelders; Mcclure, Lundbum and Hamilton outfielders.
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LovEMAN. JOSEPH ( LOEB.
LovEMAN, JOSEPH 6 LOEB.
LovEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.
LovEMAN. JOSEPH & LOEB.
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Howard College il, High School 6.

The Howard college second team de- feated the Birmingham High school team yesterday afternoon by score of Il to 6. The High school made "a rally in the ninth inning. Thomas three-bagger SCOT ing three runs and he himself scored later. The lead of Howard could not be overcome. however,
 The work of pitchers Thomas for the High school and Crenshaw for Howard college was a feature.
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TRAVELLERS AGAIN
 LOSE TO PELICANS
LITTLE ROCK WENT TO PIECES AND ERRORS LOST THE GAME. sHoRTsToP JOHNSON PITCHED REMARKABLY GOOD GAME.

New Orleans, April 5.-(Speclal.)-L tie Rock again went to pieces today in the sixth and the errors gave the locals a chance to tally up enough runs to win the game. The final score was to 3.
 Johnson, who formerly covered short for the Travellers, pitched remarkably good game, while Phillips was hit hard and often. He was wild in addition and this wildness, followed by long hits, tall lied the runs of the vicitors. Score:
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Three base hits-Houtz, Apperious. Two base hits-Molesworth, Mullaney Struck out-By Wilhelm 3. by McCrane l. Bases on balls-Off Wilhelm 1, off Me Crane c.
 Hit by pitcher-By McCrane l. Wild pitch-Wilhelm 1.
 Stolen bases-M Montgomery, Walters, Elsey. Durrett
 Sacrifice hts-Molesworth, Gear, VII helm. Perry.
 Double plays Wilhelm to Qyler to FL sey: Oyler to Walters to Elsey; Gear to Oyler to Elsey.
 Time of game, hours. Attendance. 5000.
 Umpire Buckley.
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Mrs. WinsIow,s soothIno svrup,

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FOOD FOR FANS.

Catcher Garvin has arrived and from all appearances has fully recovered from his illness Garvin will not be worked for several days, as Matty is in good cond- ton and perfectly willing. In the mean time Garvin will gradually round into con dition and when the team goes on the road will be able to relieve Matty of some of the work. Garvin will be seen in uni form at the park this afternoon.
 Garvin started for Birmingham in March but did not get further than Mem phis Here he was taken sick and wired to Vaughan that he would go to Hot Springs and rest up He appears to be in good condition now and several days moderate practice will probably bring him around. Garvin Is one of the finest re- ceivers in the league and is a fair hit ter He has also made a reputation as a coaeher and was very popular with Biz mingham fans when he was with Little Rock last year. He and Matty will make a great pair
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LOW RATES United Confederate Veterans.

For the annual reunion at New Orleans April 25-27, the Mobile and Ohio railroad will sell tickets to New Orleans and re turn at rates less than half. limited fol return to April 30, with privilege of ex tension to May 2l. 1906 Ask your neares ticket agent or write H. E. Jones, Jr., T P. A., Meridian, Miss, for particulars.
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owenton 3, St. Bernard :

Owenton college defeated St. Bernard at Cullman yesterday in a fast and snappy game. the score being 3 to l. Six hits were made by Owenton, and four by St. Bernard. Each team was charged with onlv two errors. The batteries were:
 Owenton. Garner and Puckett; St. Der nard Sylvester and Jerome
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He is probably the best all round man in the league
 Matty made a great catch of McCrane' 5 foul in the third inning yesterday.
 Oyler again played a fast game at short He got in his customary hit.
 That was fine demonstration of the squeeze play yesterday.
 Walters has joined the ranks of the pinch hitters.
 If the Montgomery bunch could run bases and play together like the Barons, they might win few more games.
 The game is never over until three out in the ninth, remember.
 Monte made a fine slide to second yes- terday. Busch was waiting for him with the ball. but the fast little third baseman slid completely around him.
 Horseshoe" Smith was out of the game yesterday with a lame foot. It will prob ably keep him out for day or two yet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-26
NASHVILLE TAKES
 ONE FROM ATLANTA
PUNCHED HITS IN THE FIRST AND SIXTH INNINGS WON THE GAME, NOTWITHSTANDING REV NoLDS' GOOD WORK.

Atlanta April 25.-Nashyille took the opening game of the series by a wide margin in spite of Raymonds fine work in the box for Atlanta The visitors punched the hits in the first and sixth innings. Attendance 25Oo. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-26
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS

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OTHER GAMES.

At Cambridge 4, Bates 0. At New Haven-Yale II. Fordham D. At New York-Columbia 1, Pennsyl- vania 8.
 At Danville-Danville Wa9 State lS, University of Kentucky A.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At ksonville-JacksonvIlle 6, Column bia 4.
 At Savannah-Savannah 2 Macon 6, At Augusta-Augustal D. Charleston ?.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville-St. Paul s, Louisville 4. At Columbus Milwaukee 5, Columbus 8. At Toledo-Kansas City 5, Toledo 4. At Indianapolis Minneapolis 6, Indian apolls l.
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Summary: Two base hlts--Babb. Home runs-Graffius. Stolen bases-Babb, Gra- ham. Bases on balls-off Goodwin 1. off Fisher ?. Struck out-By Goodwin 3. by Fisher 5. Wild pitch-Goodwn Left on bases-Memphs 9, Shreveport g. First on errors-Memphis 4, Shreveport 1. Time of game-1:37. Umpire-Rudderham Attend ance 1000
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Summary-Two base hits-Castro, Staf- ford, Crozier Fox. Three base hits-Staf- ford. Stolen bases-Tiebald Wfseman, Castro 2. Archer. Crozier, Pearson. Sac rifice hts-kalkhoff Double plays-Fox to s. Smith. Jordan to Smith to Fox. Bases on ball-Off Raymond 2. off Ely 8. Struck out-By Raymond II. by Ely 1. Time-1:55. Umpre-Hailey and Sorren
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NO. WOMAN

can keep up her ambition if she Is weak and delicate. Sickness brings on worry. discontent and the blues" :" Every such sufferer should know that if she would only commence taking
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-26
STANDING.
New York g, PhlIadeIphia Z.
Cincinnati 8. St. Louis 5.

Cincinnati, April 25.-Although the local team was outbatted today. they won the game through the errors of the St. Louis aggregation. Score: R. H. E. Cincinnati .... .... ....220 02l 100- 5 St. Louis. .. e.. ....... .o30 010 010-- 1s 4
 Batteries: Ewing. Weimer and Phelps; Friedman. Hoelsketter and Holmes Time, 2:15 Empires, Klem and Carpenter.
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Detroit 2, Cleveland.

Detroit, April 2o.-Detroit and Cleveland started to play in a drizzle and were forced to stop playing with the score tied at the end of the eighth because of early darkness. Score: RHE. Detroit..... .......... GOO 020 00-2 3 1 CleVeland...., ....., 900 no 00-2 6 0
 Batteries-Mullin and Warner: Joss and Buelow. Time. 1:i5. Umpire O'Loughlin
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St. Louis I. Chicago 2.

St. Louis. April 25.-Hard hitting by the locals and Howells heady work In the pitchers box defeated Chicago. Attend ance 2S5I. Score: R.H.E. St. Louis..... ..... ...011 900 02$-4 10 3 SHlcdBO.. ....... .UUO UtD OOZ-2 3
 Batteries-Howel and Rickers; Owen and Sullivan. Time. 1:45. Empires Con nor and Connolly.
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Boston 3. Brooklyn 2.

Boston. April 25.-Two muffs by Brook lyn in the ninth gave Boston the game today. Score: R. H. k. Boston ... ........... .oi0 GOO 10l-- 3 1 Brooklyn .... .. a. .110 900 o0O--2 [ : Batteries Young and Needham; Me lntyre and Bergin. Time, ;s5. Umpire Q Day.
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Summary: Two-base hits-Johnson, Mo- Kean. Sullivan. Three-base hit-Nadeau
 Stolen bases-Meany. Anderson, Ricket
 O'Brien. 2; Cargo, Bell. Sacrifice hits Vonderhorst, Meany Struck out-By Phillips. 6; by Johnson l. Bases on balls Off Phillips 2. Left on bases-New Or leans 6. Little Rock I. First base on errors--New Orleans f. Time of game 1:i1. Umpire Pfenlnger. Attendance. 2235.
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hit Pitcher Young seven times in two in- nings today scoring five runs. Score:
 R.H E. Boston..... ........ ...... 900 900 000-0 6 1 Philadelphia. ...... :. .023 900 00+-5 II 0 Batteries-Yo Young. Gibson and Peterson; Waddell and Schreekengost. Time, l:35 Empires Evans and Hurst.
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Pittsburg 4, Chicago 8.

Chicago April 25.-Pittsburg defeated Chicago today in 8 close and exciting game of eleven innings. Score: R. H. F Chicago ...0 .030 GOO GOO 0O-3 : b Pittsburg M 900 POO 100 01-4 & l
 Batteries: Pfeister and Moran; Willis and Gibson. Time. ? hours, Umpire Johnstone.
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PIRATES KEEP UP
 WINNING STREAK
SHREVEPORT AGAIN DEFEATS MEMPHIS, BY PUNCHING HITS IN THE EIGHTH lNNlNG-THEIR NINTH STRAIGHT VICTORY.

Shreveport, April Shreveport de- feated Memphis by punching hits in the eighth inning. making the ninth straight victory for the locals Score:
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Gadsden. April B. -(Special.)-The first practice game of the season will be play ed at the baseball park tomorrowi after noon. The local team will be fl fly or ganzed within few days.
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Official Score.

single to right, scoring Molesworth and Gear and breaking up the game "a Ia l I
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.

Philadelphia s, Boston O. Philadelphia. April 25.-The champions
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Washington 7, New York 2.

Washington. April 25.-washington drove Chesbro from the box in four in- nings today, and defeated New York Score: R.H.E. Washington.... ..... ... 300 BIO 00"-7 10 , New York. ........... 900 POO OOO--2 12 2
 Batteries-Patten and IIittredge; .Ches- bro, Leroy; Mcclure and Kleinow. Time 1:5O Umpire, Sheridan
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BARONS WIN OUT
 IN GRAND FINISH. Three Runs in Ninth 0verCame Montgomery'S Lead WAL TIERS BROKE II UP With Bases Full and Two Out "silent Loup Delivered the Necessary
 Hit-Wilhelm and Mo
 Crane Pitched
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham 2. Montgomery 1. Shreveport 1, Memphis l. New Orleans 3, Little Rock 3. Nashville 6, Atlanta 1.
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*-vaughan batted for Wilhem in the
 ninth
 s.-Two out when winning run was
 made Score by innings:
 Rirminuham ............ 100 01O 003-5
 Montgomery ......,.,.......' po lW iVl-t
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Five Hundred Sets of New Harness and Saddles to Ex- change for Old Ones. Sec Reckling, 1911 Second Ave.
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Johnson of Little Rock pitched against Silver haired Phillips in New Orleans yes terday. Johnson played short last year.
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Games Today.

Montgomery at Birmingham. Memphis at Shreveport. Nashville at Atlanta.
 Little Rock at New Orleans.
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He is probably the best all round man in the league
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Matty made great catch of McCrane foul in the third inning yesterday.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Practice Game Today.

At Gulf port-Gulf Port a Mobile 2
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With another of those garrison finishes and a display of that never die" spirit, for which the Coal Barons have already become famous. Birmingham defeated Montgomery yesterday by a score of