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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-15
FARMER" BURNS THROWS
 TOM GRIFFIN TWO FALLS

English bar lock. In the second fall, af- ter a close and exciting struggle of sev enteen minutes, Burns brought his adver- sary down with a three-quarter Nelson. The latter broke this hold, however. and again Burns threw him by the English bar lock-
 As a preliminary to the big match the Miles brothers went on for a bout in mathematician style, J. E. Miles win ming. Both showed unusual strength and skill. Kissinger and DeVit gave a hand balancing exhibition that was heartily ap- plauded.
 After the match Griffin said:
 q was simply outclassed. l have no complaint to make. l put up the best had and believe l gave Burns a hard run for his money''
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Thirteenth Street Won.

The Thirteenth Street Sluggers defeate, the Nineteenth Street team yesterday by a score of n to l. The feature of the game was the pitching of Gallagher. Batteries: Thirteenth Street Gallagher and Morgan; Nineteenth Street, Drake, Meadow and Vick
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Barons Get Busy.

After the game had gone nine innings Vaughan himself got on the coaching line and it began to look if Birmingham would win out. Montgomery led off with a nice single into center field. Then Smith sent one out into deep right center which appeared to be good for two or three bases, but Plass went after it and made sensational catch. Walters went out on pop to Blake and Oyler went out from O'Brien to Beck
 It looked as if the game was going eleven innings, for in the last half of the tenth Stratton and Guese went out on fly balls to Molesworth. but up came Joe Rickert and got a pass to first after two strikes had been called on him. He stole second and went to third on a scratch single by Cargo, which Montgom- cry failed to stop with one hand. Then Blake sent a little hit into right field and Rickert scored the winning run.
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ABSTEIN'S HOMER
 WON FOR PIRATES
PITCHER HARLEY OF ATLANTA ALSO GOT A FoUR-BAGGER. SHREVEPORT PUNCHED HITS IN THE FIFTH INNING.

Shreveport. La. May 14.-Abstein won today's game for Shreveport with home run in the ninth Inning. Pitcher Harley of the visitors also scored home run which tied the score in the seventh Man ager Smith. scored from second In the next inning on Winters double but was called out for not touching third base.
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Strikers Resort to Violence.

Toulon, May IA partial resumption of work in the building trades caused the strikers here today to resort to violence. They demolished school house in course of construction and injured number of non-strikers. Repeated cavalry charges were necessary before the rioters dis persed.
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Norris Is Examined.

New York, May l4.-Charles A. Norris, who was assistant to Andrew c. Fields in the supply department of the Mutual Life Insurance company. was among the witnesses examined today by the special grand jury. which is Investigating life insurance matters.
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Waoe Scale Not Considered.

Cincinnati, Ohio May l4.-The wage scale was not considered by the Iron and Steel Workers National union at the morning session today. The entire morn ing was devoted to the discussion of the report of the committee on legis- lation.
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foWITTTIIdI T " UdHt TIIfai INuI'N' T TIT VN base hits, Wells Bohannon ?. Stolen bases, Gilbert, Bohannon. Thiel, Nicholls Bases on balls off Clark 4, off Allemang 2. Struck out. by Clark g. by Allemang 3 Wild pitch. Allemang. Passed ball, owens Sacrifice hits Carey, Castro. Time, :45. Umpire, Pfenninger.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At St. Paul: St. Paul ?, Indianapolis 1. At Milwaukee: Toledo-Mlwaukee game postponed; wet grounds
 At aiinneapolis Louisville 1. Minneapo- lis l di innings)
 At Kansas City: Columbus 2, Kansas City l.
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TRAVELLERS WON IN
 ELEVENTH INNING
CHlNN WAS HIT HARD IN THE FIRST INNING, BUT AFTER THAT HAD MONTGOMERY SHUT OUT. SCORE TOP.

Little Rock. May 14-Llttle Rock took the first game from Montgomery in well played eleven-innlng contest. Chlnn was hit hard in the first inning. but after ward held the visitors safe. Score:
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Summary: Two-base hits-DeArmond, Chinn. Hausen. Three-base hits-Noblett. Schwartz. Sacrifice hits-Meany, Null laney Malarky. Stolen bases-Douglass Bases on bals-Of Chinn l. off Goodwin , Struck out-By Chlnn 1, Goodwin 5. First base on errors-Little Rock 3. Mont gomery l. Left on bases-I4ittle Rock 14. Montgomery 5 Wild pitches-Goodwn ?. Double plays-Hickey to McKean to Doug lass Time. 2:l0. Umpire, Buckley.
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New York 6. Cincinnati 3.

Cincinnati. May 14-Overall blew up in giving four bases on balls, the combina- tion with wild pitch and a sacrifice giving New York five runs and the game. Score: R.H E. Cincinnati .. ........... 900 900 1923 9 0 New York ;. 900 010 O05-6 s 0
 Batteries: Overall and Livingston Mathewson and Bresnahan. Time, 2:10 Empires ODay and Johnstone.
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Summary: Two base hits-Nmters :, Archer, Daley. Home runs-Harley' Ap- stein. Stolen bases-Byrne. King Sacrl- fee hits-Hess, Becker. Morse Archer' Hoffman Double plays-Clark tunasslsted) Harley to Jordan Struck out-By liar lev 6. by Becker g. Base on balls-Off Harley ?, off Becker 3. Left on bases Atlanta 6. Shreveport 1. First base on errors-Atlanta 1, Shreveport none. Time 1:40 Umpire-Kennedy.
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Detroit 3. Washinuton 1

Washington. May 14.-ln pitchers bat tie running ten innings today between Kitson and Donovan. Detroit won for the third time. Score R. H. E.. Washington ....... 900 010 GOO O. 5 ? Detroit =. :. ........0 900 Oo1 GOO 9 3 6 1
 Batteries: Ktson and Heydon; Dono- van and Warner Time 2:05. Umpire O'Connor
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track and three favorites won, while the other events went to a second choice. a third choice and a long shot The maiden stake for 2-year-olds resulted in an easy victory for the favorite, Master Lester.
 First race. seven furlongs-Tokalon. 120 fBelD. Il to 20 won; Cressina no QIor- ner). 5 to 1. second; Palette lo7 (Notter), to |, third Time, 1:2S Is.
 Second race. selling. four and one-half furlongs-Frank Lord. 99 (Garner), ' to ?. won; Russell T. 96 (Notter 6 to 1, second; Momentum. 99 (Miller). to l. third. Time. :54.
 Third race, six furlongs-Sahara, sa (Myers), to l, won; Chandlos 9s (Wish- ard), 6 to 1, second vivonni Balerio, 9s (Mlller). 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:1o 3-5.
 Fourth race. the maiden stake, five fur longs-Master Lester. l15 CMiller). to 5. won; Tim OToole. 115 Gyne). 15 to ], second; Happanhannock, 115 tHorner), to l. third. Time. :01 4-5.
 Fifth race. seven and a half furlongs- Rye. 9S (Miller). Il to ,, won; Wes, s4 (Garner), I to ,, second; King Cole, 10l (SewelD. 10 to l. third. Time 1:S6.
 Sixth race. mile-Goodluck, 1O4 (Miller), Q to ,, won: Tommy Waddell 102 tSewell), F to 1, second; Phil Finch, 1l5 (Perrine), 3 to l. third. Time, 1:4I.
 Entries for Today
 First race, six furlongs. selling-Toots Nook, Mintia 109; Giovanni Belerio. Opti- clan, 104; Lord of the Forest, Deux Temps, lol; Sir Brinkley, Just, Last Sherry. Mel bourne Nominee, Calabash. s9; LaclSey, 96; Glencare, Sue smith, Gentian. Nellie Burn. 94; Caprice. S9.
 Second race. five furlongs-Moyea- Presi- dent Monroe. Belfast, Duffield. w. H. Daniels Treasure Seeker, Zeebede, Joe Cassidy, Gold Ball. Eusbio, ll0.
 Third race. four and one-half furlongs- Waltz King. Miss ,Cowen, Mirza, Anna May. Steadfast. Toddles, Garters, Gillie Crankie, Estimate. Lida Jones. Seawater Sally K. Leo s. Watts, Tank Bark, Pop ogenie Belle. 107.
 Fourth race. the Harlem. selling, mile Batts. IA; Aucassin, Grenade, Glen Echo III: Jennie McCabe, Rebo 106; Security 104: Grapple l0S: Water Dog. 91. Fifth race. seven and one-half furlongs selling-Yorkshire Lad. Robador. 101: Van ness. Robroy. 1o5: Aucassin, loS; Mabe
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Savannah: Savannah 1. Augusta 5. At Jacksonville: Jacksonville 1. Charles ton 4
 At Macon Macon 8, Columbia 1.
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NASHVILLE TURNS
 TABLES ON MEMPHIS
MIoUE ENNIS BUNCH PILED UP FIVE FUNS IN THE THIRD INNING-FoURTEE HITS ARE
 MADE OFF CLARK's DELIVERY.

Memphis, May A.-Nashvllle turned the tables on the locals today and won the game In the third inning when five men were sent across the home plate Score:
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Richardson, Neptunus, 101; Delcarina, 97; Deux Temps. 9; Benevolent, sLawsonian. 92; St. Esreppe, 91; Warning. S9; Elm Ridge Mary Morris. S4.
 Sixth race, handicap, mile and one-six- teenth-Lord of the Vale, 126 Go Between. 120: Dandelion, Ill: Red Knight, 116; Chin- ney Sweep, 107; Edith James. 103; Cedar SlrOme. 100
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STAN DING.
Chicaqo 10. Brooklyn 1

Chicago. May 14.-Chicago hit Mcintyre freely and stole bases off Brookyn's bat tery at will winning a one-sided game easily. Score: R.H k. Chicago . .............. .04O 030 21"-10 II 1 Brooklyn :. ..........,. 100 900 000- , ]
 Batteries: Reulbach and King McIn- tyre and Bergen. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Elm slie.
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It Is interesting to note that many of the games in the Southern League this season are being won by only one score It indicates fast baseball and evenly matched teams.
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Peicans Played Great Game-oyler's Hit Scored Barons' Only Run. Looked Like Birmlngham's
 Game In the Tenth.
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

New Orleans g. Birmingham, 1. (ten innings).
 Shreveport. D. Atlanta. 4 Little Rock. 8: Montgomery, 2. Nashville, 9; Memphis, g.
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St. Louis 6. Boston 1.

St. Louis. May 14.-Boston proved easy for St. Louis today Score: R.H E. St. Louis .. ........ ......3l0 001 011-6 1 Boston =. .........,. .UOU Vol VUV-l' 0 3
 Batteries: Brown and MeCarty: With erup and ONeil. Time, 80. Empires. Car penter and Conway
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St, Louis il, Boston 1.

Boston, May 14.-The eleventh successive defeat was inflicted on the home team today St, Louis winning Score: R. H. E. St. Louis .... .. ..... .00S 110 30S-l1 Is ? Boston =. .. ....... 900 600 10O- 1 3
 Batteries Howell and Hickey; Young and Graham. Time, 1:42. Umpire Con- molly.
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Belmont Park.

New York, May 14.--The races at Bel mont Park today were run over muddy
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Games Today.

Birmingham at New Orleans. Nashville at Memphis. Atlanta at Shreveport. Montgomery at Little Rock.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STAN DING.

New York, May 14.-New York-Cleve- land game postponed: rain.
 Philadelphia, May 14-Philadephia- Chicago game postponed rain.
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New Orleans. May 14.-(Speclal)- )-Ex- oeptionally good playing on the part of New Orleans was the means of taking the second game of the series from Brming- ham. Never before this year have the Pelicans played the game they did today, and the local fans do not believe that they will put up as good an exhibition of ball many times again this season.
 Although the official score credited New Orleans with nine hits. many of them were scratches but came at such oppor- tune times that they gave the Pelicans the game. Guese. who has been found easy in every game he has pitched be- fore. took d brace today and held the Barons down to hits
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Rickert's Star Work.

Rickart proved the star of the game. Without him New Orleans would have lost. Ills batting average for the day was 1000. He worked Wilhelm for two passes to first. got three hits and stole three bases.
 Birmingham scored her only run in the second inning. Smith grounded to Cargo. who fumbled. He reached second on sac rifice of Walters and came In when Oyler smashed a safe one into left field.
 New Orleans also scored a run in the second inning. Beck got a scra tch hit be- tween first and second He went to second on Birds sacrifice. Then Plass sent one to Walters and the bump ground between first and second, which has been respon- sible for half of the errors here this year. caused the ball to bounce to one side of the Barons' second baseman, and kept on out to center. allowing Beck to score. After the second inning 1t was pretty much a one. two, three and out game or both sides.
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A Wonderful Tonic

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE Cooling. refreshing and invigorating Dispels that dragged out feeling during spring and summer.
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Entries for Today.

First race, seven furlongs, seling-Sal- lie B. Lizzie Mclean, Lady Charade, Ia dellos, Minniehaha, 9l Zack Rose. 95; sGown. 9s; "Prestige Trappist, 10S; Bur nie Cramer, The Laurel, Arrow Flight, Maceona, Irene Mac, 1o5; Reticent. Nav erick. 101.
 Second race six furlongs-Mss Mamie NJ. S7; Haley Lysle, 92; Hector, Joe Cohen. Lupy 96: Mary Eleanor, 90; Ban ner. 10O Marco, 103: |Husted. 10+; Weber, fields. 1O5 Manzard. 105 Gilpin. l0S; Free booter no: Bonmot, Ill: Cliftonforge. Matador. l12
 Third race, five furlongs-Chandler. Webber. Early Spring 96; Sir Goffrey, s9: Fair Fagot. 103 King Leopold. Zai, 106.
 Fourth race six furlongs. handicap Kokargut, go; Meadow Breeze 95; |'Brea- den. 1O2 .sPrincess Arna. 100; Dr. Wang, 1o5: Bas DOT 107; Envoy Hyperion II, los: Don Domo, lO4; Tocoaw, 1l2.
 ~-Hayes' entry.
 Fifth race four and one-half furlongs, selling-Bedrice, Betsy Binford Sweet Ell. Imposition. Ingenue, Fanny Marks, Frag- ile, Margaret Morris, 1o5; Princess Marie, Rosaline May, Poster Girl, Laura F.. Bo- nus. Caper. Irene, Juno, 1Oo.
 Sixth race selling, seven furlongs-Ro- sini. 90; Forronier. Queen Caroline, 9l; Zarda, Dudley, 93; Gold Proof, 96; Mall leable. Self Reliant, 100; Arachue. Dun gannon. iO5: Dalesman. 107: Gambrnus, l0s: Rebounder. Garrett Wilson, l12; Elliott 114.
 Seventh race mile and one-sixteenth- lole, Orient. l01; Happy Jack. Liddon, 102: Reveille. 106: Brigand. Outlaw. 10S; Harpoon. Percy Green. 99 Acknowledge, eS; Malvina, 97: Dr. Riley. 103; Colonel Simpson. The Engishman, i02. s-Apprentice allowance claimed.
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FOOD FOR FANS.

Joe Rickert is playing great game for the Pelicans in the field and at the bat.
 Montgomery got two of Birminghams s hits yesterday. Monte hit at a light rate in Shreveport. but it is hoped that a change of scenery will be beneficial to his batting eye.
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The Coal Barons play in New Orleans of the games would be a fair record. After New Orleans. Charlie Babb's Mem phil will be entertained. The Travellers will be met next and then comes the series at home.
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HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS

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FRANK REGISTERS A KICK.

New Orleans, May 1i.-(SpecialD- Manager Frank is beefing on Bir ; mingham having fifteen players. one over he limit He says that when Vaus nan put on his uniform this afternoon and went on the coaching . line. he added his name to the Ba- rons' lineup
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Smith out not touching third pase' Archer out for interference
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HEALTH RESTORED BY YOUR BlTTERS

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The Coal Barons play in New Orleans again today and tomorrow One or both of the games would be a fair record. After New Orleans, Charlie Babb's Mem phil will be entertained. The Travellers will be met next and then comes the series at home.
 Mullaney is not satisfied with the work of his infield and has benched Schwartz, pulling Noblett in from left to cover sec ond. Hausen has been put in left. The change may be good, but Schwartz has been fielding in tip-top style and is the
 This afternoon the Coal Barons will open up their series of games, and this series promises to be of exceptional in- terest Birmingham has been playing a great game since the league started and are looked upon as one of the most dan gerous rivals in the race. Manager Vaughan has gathered a very strong pitching staff, while the remainder of his team is well balanced. Smith, Moesworth, formerly with Montgomery and Chatta- nooga, and Dale Gear, manager last sea son for Little Rock, make up the outfield. New Orleans Plcayune.
 Mullaney was guilty of piece of dumb playing in the third. It cost his team a run. With men on second and third Dan Raley sprung surprise by bunting a ball. Hausen recovered from his sur ax1 6a 1,nn at AItt11 ney The play was extremely close but Mullaney put up a bluff at appearing to think Raley was out and rolled the ball to Maxwell and walked toward the Mont gomery bench. But Pfenninger said safe, and before the ball could be recovered and hurried to the plate the second Mem- phis runner had scored ed.-News-Scimltar.
 Pitcher Utley ceased to be a Pelican yesterday says a New Orleans paper. He would not agree to play ball on Sunday, and for this reason could not come to an understanding with Manager Frank, Ut- ley is a University of Michigan man. He attended the university the same time as Bird, and up in college circles was 
 to join Little Rock. the transportation having already arrived, but as Zimmer is away at present, he may go over to Charleston in the South Atlantic League. Utley has the earmarks of a very strong pitcher.
 The Atlanta team is the only club visit ing this city this season which has shown the spirit of revolt which came near spelling the Southern League a few sea sons ago, says the New Orleans Pica- yune. They kick on any old thing and get themselves put out of the game with wonderful promptness. If the umpire would only tack on a few fines in addi- ton possibly this kicking outfit would be induced to play the game and let the public escape from a lot of disgusting grumblngs over decisions. Thes kicking does not make the umpire reverse his decision. and as that is the object which the team hopes to accomplish there is really no sense in the wrangling.
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ON THE RACE TRACK
At Louisville.

Louisville, Ky, May 4.-Robin Hood, the odds-on favorte. won the feature race at Churchill Downs today, defeat ing big field of sprinters. In the stee plechase four horses fell, but neither animals nor riders were injured Three favorites won.
 Weather clear: track good.
 First race. selling, six furlongs-Fol- lies Bergeres, Ill (NicoD. to 1, won; Milsong. 97 Preston). 1S to B second; Floss s. 97 (Oregap s to 1. third. Time, 1:16.
 Second race. selling. seven furlongs- Fox Meade. 107 Davis). to ?. won; Col. Bartlett. S9 (Sheridan), 40 to |, sec ond; Captano, 1OS CBoland). to 1, third. Time, 1:29 3-5.
 Third race. four and half furlongs- Billy Vertrees. 105 CD. BoIand). to l, won Voting, 97 CTaylor). 3 to l. second; Electrorine. 97 (Oregan 20 to 1. third, Time. 56 2-5.
 Fourth race. purse five furlongs-Robin Hood, 122 (NicoD, to ?, won; Naple- hurst, 10S CVanderboutz), 15 to l. second; Heine. 103 (J. Hicks), to 1, third Time, 1:0 1-5.
 Fifth race. steeplechase, handicap. short course-Dunning. 125 (E. Morrison). 15 to l, won; Dr. Nowlin, 15S (lI. Boyle) to l, second; Rejectable, 137 (McClure), to l, third. Time, 2:5l 4-5.
 Sixth race, selling, mile and an eighth Fonsouca, 103 (Oregar), F to l, won: Padre. 1OS CW Allen). to 1. second; Keynote 113 (Seder), even. third. Time, 156
 Seventh race, selling, mile and an eighth -Bradley's Pet, l02 (Dealy), to l, won Sam Craig, l06 (Gillet, to l, second; Two Penny, 1o6 (Munro), to l, third Time, :56 3-5.
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Mulaney Is not satisfied with the work of his infield and has benched Schwartz, pulling Noblett in from left to cover sec ond. Hausen has been put in left. The change may be good, but Schwartz has been fielding in tip-top style and is the only man on the team to be batting 300
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Bluefield. w. Va, July S.-Nsws'
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Huntington, w. Va, June 2S.-The
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WAGONS AND BuGGIEs.

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