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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-16
WASHINGTON. 10; CHICAGO a. L.. 2.

CHICAGO, June i6.-washington hit hard and
often, Hickman and Anderson leading In the slug.
cling. Smith was driven of the slab In the third
inning and owen lasted but a few minutes. Fiene
pitched out the game and was bumped In the NTH
round. Falkenbere took u easy and had little
trouble with the locals. The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-16
NEW YORK.

HitsLOn CIarksoh, .: on Leroy. = Ihtee base
Stovali, Rossman. Bemis, Williams. Sacrifice hits
Delehanty. Williams. Stolen base-Laporte. First
land, 4: New York, g. Struck out-By Joss. .; by
Clarkson, 1: by Leroy, /. um~pires-Connors and
$3.50,
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Newark won from Jersey City at Newark yester-
day tn a ten inning game. The score:
Totals ... 5 \ 50 IL Totals....e 9'29 II 1
1.-Two out when winning run was made.

Totals ..... 5 3 50 IL Totals...e s'9 II 1
1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
JERSEY SswsTt City :..:..:...... 3 9 3 o-s
Two base hlts-Foster a.. Sacrifice hits-Jones.
Shea. Stolen ~bases-Foster, Clement, Bean. Hand.
ford. First base on balls-On Hestcrfer, /; on
Moskimon. 8. Struck out-By Hesterfer, q by
Moskmon, 2. Wild pitch-Aoskimon. Left on
S; Jersey City, 8. Double play
Gatins. Wagner ard Brown. Unpre-Kelly. Time
II hour and IS minutes. Attendance-2,000.
AT BALTIMORE.
n. II. u.
Providence.........0 / o o o o o OIL .
Batteries-BurcheI and Heame: Joslyn and
Cooper.
AT MONTREAL.
Montrcal..,........I ooo O I % s !
Toronto. ......,...l | q O 1 o l 3 o. IL
Batteres-Whalen. Matter and Dillon; Mckinley
and Doran. -
AT BUFFALO,.
Buffalo. ...........0 8 o o - Is
Roch ester........O 0 o o o o 0 o 90 0 0
Battcries-Brocket and McAllster: Mclean. Wal
ter and Corisch.
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HfA9f RACE.
Handicap; for two year .olds; 100 added: ave

Good start: wol easily: Eddie Ware, CHI. C., 2. by
The Observation-Disclosures IL; owned by NJ. II.
Tichenor: trained by II. &c Daniel.
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THIRD RACE

Good start: won easily: Clare Russell, CHI. T., 2, by
Russel-Clare Duncan; owned by the Oneck Stable;
trained by W. II. Karnck.
FOURTH RACE.
Handicap p: for three year oids and upward: 81 800
added; one mile and O quarter:
Horse and Age. WI Jockey. Betting. Eth.
Samson, s. ....,.... 100. J. Hennessy ISL 81 /,
Eusenia Burch, j.. 40. .Cnmmins.. e5 IS q
oHver~ Cromwn, T.. lot. 7, Burns. 81 q 81
Massniello, I...... iii. I, Williams 1875 even 5
Time. 400 S..
Good sta RI; won easily: Samson, b. c., 8. by Sam
foln-Eckford: owned and trained by Fred Burlew.
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PHILADELPHIA

DETROIT. June l5.-DyEert's pitching was too
much for Detroit to-day, while Donovan was hit
fraalt, The acara.
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Two MISPLAYS AND YVO Runs
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bHt maMiHa M tausihta headsAr tsFagd
fsebvefinf me ltad The thteae8 and FittH
biifga see Bfat ~ tHHeetwfe The Cuhs cen
N phttadeiThia yeafefiay nv me fsuH aim
fnafaia me, faVe New fafh 4 vietofy gveS
~ lsGls. white the Pittshufas thteW ne haf4
pJUn iHts M ufo0eivKt again The H0atons
tOgh sceaeton ~ fstteh ihsts p~efcrHtaae A
the expense NJ me Cincinhatia, whufn none a'e
- eeot a. n 10 honsg, fhe results
new tsFR, d ~, GsstA o.
eIitsbusn, o. Sttsshfyw a.
ttteaee, 81 p~sasdesWNsa, n
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FTFTH RACE,


Good start: won easily; Van Ness. blk. g., aged.
Hldreth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Pirates Never Had a
 Look In.
King, of Shreveport. Comes in for Glory on Couple of Circus Catches--Runs of Climbers
 Made in Third and
 Seventh Innings.

With John Malarky pitching in cham pionship style. and receiving snappy support the Pirates with Red Tom Fisher in the box, never had look-in and were shut out by a score of 3 to D..
 It was just about as disagreeable an drear with hint every moment that the stopper would be yanked out and let down floods of water over the ball yard The Pirates were not the only ones that never had a look-in. About o'clock Old Sol crept gingerly up behind a cloud bank and timid1y peep ed over. "Back to the barn for mine, he calculated. and. dousing his giim. was eeen no more during the after noon.
 But with it all. there was never a scintilla of rain. and the handful or noon saw a rattling good ball game There were two features that repaid the fans for their temerlty. John Ma larky's steady work in the box. and a couple of circus catches by King, the Pirate center fielder.
 The tally box received Q jolt in the last half of the second inning. when Red Murch punched a hot one to right field and was ST rinting to third when Mullaney put one in the same place sherman Kennedy. in trying to gel the ball to third. ahead of the fiyine Crimson Rambler, threw bit wide and it got away from Hess, Murct counting and Mullaney going to third Perry bit at three of Fishers fast ones but Guitterez drove one to right. ane pulled Mullaney oyer the pan.
 In the seventh Perry was hit by the ball, Guittsrez bunted and Fisher threw to first all right, Abstein having hi | foot off the sack and the local catcher dashing into -he bag safe Rufus Noll! hit to fAbstein, Ferry getting to thirt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
DEFIES GRAND JURY
SHERIFF BURGIN SAYS HE WILL
 NOT OBEY ORDERS.
yNaa Fusfructed tO Prevent scrip B"y- ing in Court House. and says He Does not Recognize
 Authority.

.trr,,nahom. Sept. S.-(Special. l- sheriff A, w Burgin this morning oe- fed the grand jury which started 10 work on Monday last and without mlnc- ing words Informed that body that ne would not receive orders from It.
 The grand jury Thursday addressed q letter to the Sheriff informing him that 1t had information that scrip is- sued bv this grand jury was being pur- chased in the Court House and he was directed to put a stop to this practice. The Sheriff went to the grand Jury room this morning and stated emphat- ically that he would not carry out the orders given. and in fact, he said that if sixteen citizens of the county as- sembled at Toadvino and gave him in- structions or orders he wouldn't pay any more attention thereto than com ing from the grand jury.
 He announced that he would accept orders from and carry out instructions from the, court that created the grand iury. hut the grand jury itself could not give him orders.
 The result of the conflict cannot be stated now. w. M. Drennen, former Mayor of Birmingham, is foreman of the grand jury, and when seen this afternoon said that he had no state ment to give out but that results might be looked for. There appears to be politics behind the move and an inter- esting result Is liable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
STARS WIN SERIES
SHUT OUT MOBILE CHAMPS IN
 LAST.
Old Jack Boltn Pitchd for Picked Club
 and E6ectually Baffied Oyster men, Allowing But One Lonely Hit.

Mobile. Sept. s.-(Spcia1 1.-Two games and tie was the result of the series of three games. to the credit League teams which were defeated by the Oystermen In the pennant race, in their post season games.
 The first game was 8 to 1. Yester- days game was tie of 5. to 5 after noon the visitors shut out the pen nant winners by score of 5 to o.
 It was an awful hot one. but the large half holiday crowd which wit messed the game could do nothing but saw wood and say nothing.
 For six innings 1t looked like a good game. Jack Bolin went in for the All Stars and pitched a star en- made of him. Verneuille went in for the locals and was touched for seven bingles.
 Only five errors were made during the game, three of which were charg- ed to the oystermen. The real feature of the game was Robinson's brilliant catch of Leidy's long drive to right centre. which Robinson pulled on when it was thought the play would result in a two sacker when Hoffman was on third and two hands down.
 The All Stars made their five runs in the seventh inning. Stewart hit for two bases. Wagner went after II. but fell and the ball got away Get Stewart going to third. Sample walk ed Petit got d life on helder's choice Stewart scoring. Robinson sent a long fly to Leidy and Gettinger to center and Sample crossed the plate Huber got a flelder's choice PefF I being thrown out at the plate by | Hoffman. Gaston going to third and i ner drove a hit to centre and Gaston o1d Huher scored Score
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
SAMPLED THE LIQUORS.
Xouun Man Represented Himself as
 c,nuro.r.r.nnnf NfEiRer.

Young Man Represented Himseu us
 Government Ohleer.
 Birmingham, Sept. S.--(Special) )-Lee self a young man of Blount County, was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of S200 before United states Commissioner Watts on charge Of impersonating a United States revenue officer. The arrest was made on com plaint of I. J. Nixon. who is In the liquor business at cullman
 IT is alleged that Self approached Nixon and announced that he was revenue officer. He began sampling the various whiskies and brandies kept Tn stock; in fact. he sampled so much that 1t is stated he showed signs of intoxieation, and it was afterwards discovered that he was not in the em- ploy of the Government The young man was placed in the county jail lere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
MAJ LARKY PITCHES TEAM TO
 VICTORY, WINNING BY 3 TO 0

and Guitterez to second. Then came q play that had everybody iangnsns, over n jawing match between Grafhus and Fisher.
 With onl yone out. and runner on third. the squeeze was evidently aoout to be worked. for Perry was told to awatch out" They were all playing close in for the expected bunt, when Malarky swung at the ball and hit It right in Fishers hands. Perry by this time was half way between third ana the plate. and Fisher being so close in, tried to tag him with the ball As Perry made a dash for the plate. Fisher threw to Grafiius. but the peg was so quick that the veteran backstop drop- bed the ball as Perry dashed over the plate. This made the third run and inc game closd that way.
 The aror1 Wag.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Montgomery. Ala. Sept. 8th. l9OG

MoMtg gomery, Ala. Sept. 8th, lgUO' To Our Friends:
 In order to be nearer the Manu1ac- turing Center, we will in the near future, in connection with our busi- ness here, open up in New ' fork Clty: We will in due time inform you or our location. For the present, MT . Sidney Gassenheimer. who has repre- sented us for the last year, Is vet To- cated at 6l West 14th Street, and any orders mailed to him direct will re- ceiVe prompt attention. In the meantime, we will offer few cars of Paper and Bags at very low prices in lots only.
 We assure you we can and will c9m- pete with any Paper House. provided the quantity will justify 1t. Our Busi- ness is Wholesale at wholesale prices Very truly,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Go to Electric Park Today. Concert afternoon and night.
FelI From nnrnv nend

Decatur Sept. S.--(special,-Is West, an aged citizen of Progress. this county, while on his way to Enon church, fell from his buggy. When picked up by a friend it was found that he was dead. Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause of his death. The fall did not seem to have bruised his body in the least. It Is believed that he was dead when hs fell from the buggy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
" Ts...,dent Roosevelt.

,,,.11nnat O. Sept. S.-By una ,,l5,. u7
 Clhtini'%tlIl, m tIa,nilton County Republican 1eso vote of9 otion after electing delegates |" rext @ weeN sndorsed the administration or Fresiucn S.,,,cns of Senators Foraker and 9nG 9nox ser Hamilton County is the homo af Roth Senator Foraker and secretary z VIC v Taft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

pr. w. A. Howe, Phelps, N. Y.. Pres ident of the National Association of United States Pension Exnmining Sur geons, Saysi 'Beer Is food by req son of its barley or other vegetable or cereal Ingredients and its moderate use is not Injurious to the health Of adult pcrscns.s
 Old Heidelberg is synonymous to rood health. Call for 1t.
 The Capitol Brewing and Ice Co.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
DIrminghnm's First Bale.

Birmingham, Sept. -(SpeciaL)-- Sam Hagood. colored. who has a tarm at Pinson. a few miles north of Bir- mingham, brought in the first bale O: cotton for the season this morning and sold 1t to A. R. Vandergrift at 10 cents per pound. The cotton was graded as qood noIddling, The bale weighed ATT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
The Charleston Sails.

Washington. Sept. s.-The Navy De rartment is informed that the cruiSer charleston, with Secretary Root anu party on board, sailed from Ioee'pllla' % ,' lnoan P Chilean port about 100 miles nnrtb of Valparaiso, last evening for CaIIao. Peru. where elaborate prepara . tions are being made for their Fecep- tion. -.z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Eire in sn,eItinn Plnnf.

Denver. Sept. s.-Fire in lhe refln- cry plant Of the Argo Shelter last night caused a loss estimated at over $500, 900 on the building and furnaces Bullion and partially refined meta valued at $75, GOO were melted by tht flames, causing loss of several thou sand dollars more. There was no in surance on the plant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
WILL HAVE JOINT DEBATE.
Kennamer and Burnett Will Meet or
 the Stump.

Birmingham. Sept. s.-(special. )- c R. Kcnnamer, of Gun tersvile, can didate for Congress in the Seventh Dis trict on the Republican ticket. while in Birmingham today stated that he would enter into joint debate with Congressman John L, Burnett. who is the Democratic candidate and that series of debates would be arranged in the near future.
 He stated that 1t was the custom in the. Seventh District for the Democrat ic and Republican candidates for Con- gress to engage In joint debate and there would be no change this time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

at home. The entire product of this and several adjoining counties Is con stunned by the large mill in Alabama City.
 The farmers have made good cropa of corn, potatoes, hay and fruits and are in excellnt financial condition and are not disposed to rush their cron to market. but will hold for the best price possible. The weather is still favorable and a crop equal to that of last year is predicted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
SUGGS' GOOD WORK
NOT A HIT ALLOWED IN ELEVEN
 INNING GAME.
Pitches the Second Against Mash vile Also and Not n Run is Scored. Duggan, Brouthers and Sorrell
 Oppose Him.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 8.-NashviIle failed to score in a double-header with Memphis today. Pitcher Suggs of Memphis, made a remarkabie record. He officiated in both games and in the first. an eleven Inning contest, not a single hit did he yield But thirty-five men faced him in the first game, two getting to first on balls ard both kail- ing to reach second. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
An,er,cnn LenRne.

New York. Sept. S.-The local Amer icans increased their lead in the pen nant % race by defeating Philadelphia again today. thus scoring sd0Le. the!r fif- teenth consecutive M victory; dSG ;oo score; Nnw Work OPS POI o00-11 10 2
 Batteries: Holmes. Cunningham and Powers and Byrne; Chesoro' Grlthth and Kleinow. Time ='zo' ChlPiFc' Hurst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Go to EIec:ric Park Today. Concert afternoon and night.
c.oo, "a Oppoae HObs0n.

DIrn,in, ,.ho n, SeDt. 6.-I SpecIaI J-- ReDnbitcsns of the Sixth Congressional District held their convention in Birm- ineham today and nominated I Greene of Tusraloos, for Congress. The Dem ocrats nominated capt. Richmond Pear son Hobson of Greensboro in prima- ries several weeks ago. The eonven- tion of the sixth District ask the state which a State ticket can be nomi- mated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
-af x-Batted for watt in ninth.

Score bv innings: ,o, ,on oo~-5 Birmingham -: ana noq 0nc-.3 New s,,, ,on,tavrSy0Two tvST base hits, Walters. KnoIl Three base hits, smith Ra @ se nn balls. by watt 2, Struck su;;sis sout nlars. nS Reagan 3. by Watt att l; .ltsrs po"h,e to Meeks: Soh S.. to Knoll to o'Brien. stolen nasss' stratton, Molesworth. sr,sth. SSres- satres fice hit. o'Brien. Time. 1;4S. oHipireS' Pfennineer and Ryan,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Summary-Two base hits, Pearson, Nichols. Sacrifice hit. Eadeau. Double play, Babb to Carey. Struck out, by Suggs, 2; by Sorrell, l. Base on balls. by Suggs, l; by Sorrell 1. Left on bases, Memphis, 4; Nashville 8. Time. 1:15. Umpires, Wainscot and Schus- ter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
COTTON OPENING FREELY.
Ticking Is We'll Under Way in GndHdel
 nfaerfct

2 Gadsden,, Sept. S.-(special, )-cot- ton in this section Is opening freely land picking is well under way The
 crcp here is raised mostly hy white
 farmers who are not dependent upon
 negro labor. This and the fact that the soil is of a white sandy nature
 which does not stain the staple, is the cause of it's finding ready sale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

pounds and Hagood announces that he will bring in apout twenty bales this year. The bale this morning was the third first bale to Birmingham by Ha- good. His profit today neted him nbout S5 over regular quotations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Summary-Two base hits, Nadeau. Sacrifice hits. Carter. Nichols 2: Smith. Innings pitched. by J. Duggan 2; by P. Duggan. 9; Suggs, H. Hitc off J. Duggan, l off E. Duggan. S; ofr Snggs. Struck out. by F. Duggap, 8: by Sugs. $. Base on balls. by J. Duggan, 1; F. Duggan, ?; Suggs. 9 Hit by pitched ball. Tibbetts. Double plays Miller to Wiseman to lansing Left on bases. Memphi. s. Time. e:fO. Urn- birch, Wainscot and Schuster.
 Second game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
The Barnes School
 Resumes Work Sept. I7 For full information address
 E. R. Barnes. Principal Telephone 164S IS Wilson st.
Montgomery Public Schools.

The next session will begin Monday. sep- The office of the Superintendent. 2o5 High Street, is open daily from to F and to off the admission of new pupils During the same hours and after Sep tember 1s. colored pupils will be registered at Cemetery Hill. Day Street, swayne. and vesuvius Schools. Pupils applying for ad- mission should be accompanied by their parents.
 By order of the Board of Education
 CHARLES L. FLOYD. -Tt Superintendent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
notrnit SI

oonebt Sbicagc in ninth inning ral- faU6nd i2 fndiGg fPattefson for three hits and securing one of two needed rens The game was bitterly fought and sd baseball luck decided the result sndn noI II [, DSidgo DetroI - i00 100 O1Is 10 1
 Batteries: siever and schmidt; i'd Fa1- Tnd- terson and Towne , liIne, l'2V Oi pires, Connolly and Evans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

wANTEn-WhOIesaIe house wants ,.ood live clerk; must he accurate Tn figures and not afraid of work. Am .yver i'm own handwriting, Box S4A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Totals ... =. ...S2 II z5 iz x-Jordan out, hit by batted ball
Scnra by innings:

Score by innings: o ooo oo-. z Little Rock ... ... ...--1Vi VVV w. w.
 summary-Two base hits, Morsss' cssjth Mccav- Him Fox, Winters. Sac rifies rifi hits McCay, John Fox. White. nonble plays. Johnson to McCay. Morse to Jim Fo to Sid Smith First on o9 Snariss HI by pitcher, by Alien SWinters. Struck out, by John FOX l. hy Allen 8. by Sparks 2. Time Ia" fimpire. Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

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 We represent the strong and reliable old line Fire Insurance Companies, the Fire Association of Philadelphia and the Queen Insurance Company of America; The Amer incan Bonding Company of Baltimore; and the Maryland Casualty Company
 Any business placed with us will receive not only the most careful personal atten- tion but will be placed in Companies whosi standing and stability guarantee absolute protection to our customers. In these times, this is most important considers ton, and source of much satisfaction to us to be in a position to extend 10 our friends and patrons the very best that can be obtained in our line.
 Our office Is located at 22 Commerce St. where our 4ir Thomas has conducted q successful fEsines for ten years past and where we will be pleased to see our friends and others who desire to extend to us n share of their business
 Geo. A. Thomas,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Go to Electric Park Today. Concert afternoon and night.
NTore Gold WithdravaIr

London. Sept. S.-Gold withdrawals from the Bank of England today were $500 900 for shipment to the United states and S70,O0O pounds for Egypt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Iotals '''
 Score by innings: o ooo -n

Az, cstors 900 000 b0O--5 SS Ai 1Ia'S GOO 900 n00-o
 summary-Two base hits. Prout: on balls. on Bolin l. of Vernenlae Tee,,5e E: First base on errors, Mobile 2 All Stars 2 Left on bases. Mobile 3. All Stars 5. Double plays. verne1Ille .an 1r,no to Moore to Wright. Time: l'zo' oni- hires Mckenzie and Earle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
PLAYED QUICK GAME
CoTTEsT IN BIRMINGHAM TOOK
 ONE HOUR.
Barons Take DOubleheader From New
 Orleans. Wilhelm Scoring One ,. Hit Shut0ut in Last Battle.

Birmingham. Sept. S.-The locals took a double header from New ar. leans today. shutting the visitors out in the second game in record breaking time. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Go to Electric Park Today. Concert afternoon and night.

Brooklyn, N. r. Sept. s.-Broolxlyn shut out New York today In both games of a double header, Mathewson repIaced Ames in the eighth inning of inc acond contest after the latter had struck out eleven men.
 New T Pork T =. 1000 900 900 9 3 Brooklyn .:..;l1S ooO iV4m 45mrsnopen Eason and Ritter. Time. 1;25.
 NsS ssoo9o Tork game .ooo 900 oOO- 2 prookivn % ono cox 3
 Batteries: Ames, Mathewson and Bresnahan: Scanlon and Bergen Time l:44. Umpire, ODay.
 Philadelphia. Sept. S.-Only ont hit secured of Young today, Moser. re- gently signed by Philadelphia, was hit Rostc Boston % ...... 1oo 1 oI1 oooodd ood-4 13 PhIIadelphia =. 900 900 000- 'pstter5es: Coung and Needham: Mo ser and onoDvan. Time, 1:4o. Um- pire, Carpenter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Cleveland, Sept. S--Cleveland shut ou. St Louis today. the visitors hnding hess a puzzle Wallace was spiked In the leg and cult the game score
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Geo. A. Thomas, ]. Kirk Jackson.
BEAT LITTLE ROCK
ATLANTA PUNCHED HITS IN TWO
 INNINGS.

Both Sparks and Allen Were Batted Hard and Often but casters Cat
 Better of the Argument.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

.V@V- wv " -
 Summary-Left on bases, Montgom- cry 4, Shreveport '. Two base hits. Abstein 1. Base on balls, by Malarky 1. Fisher Bases given for hitting batter. by Malarky l, (aessl, Fisher, ? (Murch, Perry.1 Wild pitches, Ma larky 1. Double plays. Abstein to Smith to Abstein. Struck out. by Ma larky [, Fisher 5. Stolen bases, Graf Aus. First base on errors. Montgomery 0, Shreveport | Time of game, 1:30. Umpire. Campau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Special Notice.
Thomas x Jackson,

We wish to inform our friends and the public that the undersigned have formed a partnership under the name and style "f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. s.-Atianta wop today's game by punching hits in the first fvo fnnfnes. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

cleyeIapd :, ..' SSSS SSSSS SSS SSS 5Sc-t 5Sc-5 T I st' pbatHtuairS;es-Hiess and Eems; Glade and oConnor. Time. 1:l6- Umpire Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

pos+on Mass. Sept. S-Wakefeld's bonon Dos'pn1 Tmn in inc second inning Of to-. days days game scored two runners ahead Of him TOT S tne V hit gave them two more tallles 'h the R.HE
 r.. 010 001 0o0-2 1 6oStoiI 6StsiI O3O 900 002-5 C 2 "1sntlls, ton ic:iaze and Armbruster and c, , pa teI itTtson Hughes and Wake field Time, 1:52- pHhpltV' V LN "S nun