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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Walker Not Pitching IN
Usual Form.
CLIMBERS NEVER GET LOOK IN
Travellers Score in Second, Third
and Sixth Innings.
Big Twirler Receives Good Support,
But IL Not Effective with Men
ON Bases-Buchanan Oppos-
ing Slab Artist.

game of the western trip to Little
Rock yesterday by the score of to
0. making two tied, four won and
eight lost out of the fourteen played.
against Buchanan for the Travellers
The big fellow did not pitch his usual
game at all, and while he was not hit
very hard. he was not effective with
men on base.
The first run came in the last of the
second when Miller was hit by the
ball. stole second and scored on Pages
Another came in the third. when
Buchanan beat out a hit to Baxter.
went to second on Rockenfield's sac
riice and to third on Gilbert's drive
to left. counting on Douglass's fly to
Mccain.
In the fourth Miller beat cut an in
field hit. and Page hit clean. but there
were no runs.
out of a threatening position. With
two out Buchanan and Rockenfield hit
safe and Gilbert's base on balls filled
the bags. Douglass ended it with
With one out in the sixth. Ball Jug
gled Hess's hit. but Walker caught
him playing off first and he was out
on the line; Page hit a ball that
ed on it. The hit was scored as a
The only time that Montgomery had
a chance was in the eighth inning.
With one out walker hammered out
a three-bagger. but Houtz and Ball
ended it with hits to Gilbert and
RockenfeId.
In the ninth they almost made a
rally-but 1t was mot now but soon"
Baxter drove a fierce line hit at Buch-
anan. which he knocked down and
picked up in time to throw the rum
ner out at first. Hansen soaked one
to center. but on. McCann's hit to
Rockenf sen and Mccain were
doubled up. ending the game with the
score to 0 in favor of Little Rock.
The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
THE RACES
Resulta at Graxesend.

New York. May &C. w. Burt, an
added starter. made strong effort
Gravesend today. He went to the front
at the raise of the barrier and led the
field through the stretch. Miller, on
the favorite, Transvaal, caught him In
the last furlong and won in driving
finish.
First race. selling. ABOUT six fur
longs-Chief Hayes, Sc, &c. Dugan,l 3
to l. won; Rosemont 100, (HornerO 2
to ! second; Battle Axe. LOG. (Moun-
tain) 15 to l third. Time 1910 80.
Ace High Bellestrome, ropsy Robin
son, Since, Niger Mike, Jacinta. Right
and True. Ell Darado. Listless, Edna
Jackson. ran.
Sun Glow. 1913, (owens.) 10 to |
won; Amanda H, 142, (Archibald) II
30 to 1 third. Time 4:05. Oelcanta,
Dr. Keith, Mr. Mccain, Dick Penny
Rocket. Sandalwood, Dick Shaw, opti-
cal and Buchanan ran.
Third race, the Manhansett stake,
five and one-half furlongs-Transyaal
112 (Miller.) 7 to 8 won; G. w. Burt,
107, (Shilling) to 1 second: Seymour,
1907 3-5. Ziephen, Live Wire. Fair
Play. sparkles. Gold Quest. Ferdeilo
ran.
Fourth race. about six furlongs-
Beeamer, Iii, (Martin,) 7 to 2 second;
Demund, 119, (Radtke.) 16 to third
Time 1909 AS. Prince Hamburg, Hy-
'perion II, Faust ran.
Fifth race, selling, mile and 1ur-
long-Molesey. SO. .(E. Dugan) 4 to
won: John Smulski, 1OS. CBooker0 70
to l second; Progressing, 1903, (Brussel)
200 to third. Time I;54. Garner
Right Royal, Contend. Flimnap. Loro
Badge Dekaber, Killochan and Pal
Henry WatterSOn DrOh6
sixth race. five furlongs-Tile Kilns.
30. (E. Dugan,) to won; Beardall'
101. (Horner,) 5 to / secona; oe nip
1:Oi AS. Gioryar. Mason. Acredor.
Tommy Ahearn, Tinker Belle, Gold
Franc, Concerned and Miss Atkinson
ran.
Entries Today.
First race, handicap, about six fur
Iongs-Peter Pan, 126; Sewell, 12l; Jack
Atlin,- Paumonok. -Combatant,-
aculum, 11S; McCarter, 116; They're ON,
lis; saracinesca, ia; Dinna Ken. 1o9;
1O6; Barbary Belle 1902; Faust, "a;
Wood Witch. 90; Umbrella, Sc.
Second race. steeplechase, selling,
about two miles-Caller, 14S; Douro,
Tom Cogan, Phantom, 1873: Navajo, 1856;
Decimo, 1876; Riggs. Realm. 1870; Ban
nell, 1870
Third race, handicap, mile and sew
enty yards-W. H. Carey, 1875; Bad
News, lis; Ironsides. III; PeteN Pan,
ia; Montgomery Ill; Bobby .Kean'
1903; Pulsus, 10S; Misgivings, 81; Alpen-
marchen, 95; Dunvalli, IS; Sailor Boy,
Howard Shean, ST.
Fourth race. the Patachogue, selling,
about six furlongs-Shot Gun, 100;
Handzarra, 100; Jacobite, 102; Preten-
sion Pantoufe. Aletheuo, 100; Belfast,
SO; Edna Jackson. 81.
Fifth race, selling, mile and a six
teenth-St. Valentine. 109; Ribador,
1O5; Savable. 104; Ed Ball. 102; Quinn
Brady. Mandator, 1902; Sailor Boy. 100;
Btbzzy Izzy, Mansaniello 81; Azelina'
95; Kilter, 81; Black Mate, Master
Lester, IS, Cobbleskill, 81.
sixth race. five furlongs--Jubilee,
112; Crack Shot. 100; Rara Avis. Mo
nopolist, Dream On, La Veunesse. Bo-
iando, King Cobalt. Chief Desmond,
Henry of shennamere. Dennis of Stat
ford, Sepoy, Ocagna, Angelus 107; Fam
best, 105; Sudden Start, Coincident,
Please, 104.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
MOBILE BROKE EVEN
DoUBLE-HEADER FURNISHED BIG
BUNCH OF HITS.
Man from jackson Hit McCay All Over
Lot I'm First, But Molly Did
Better i'm Sec-

Man from jackson Hit McCay All Over
Lot in First, But Molly Did
Better i'm Sec-
ond.
Mobile, May 22.-(Special)-In the
first game of the double-header be-
tween Jackson and Mobile this after
noon. the Legislators hammered Bernie
McCay, who was in the rife pit for the
locals, for ten hits and four runs. and
Ray. who relieved McCay, Jared no bet
ter, the swatters from Mississippi
Capital City slamming him for nine hits
and six runs in three innings
up these ten runs the Mobile bunch
only succeeded in getting hve runs
over the rubber
In the second game, Molly and Bar
and though the Jackson bunch kept
up their hitting and secured ten nlts,
Mobile only secured four, yet won the
game by the score of to 4.
Those fans who have been kicking
about not seeing enough hits made,
were treated to a feast this afternoon
in the first game, while those VINO en-
the playing of the second. In the first
game it looked as If the contest would
be close for Ave innings as the score
was close, but at the beginning OF the
sixth the Jackson bunch tore loose
and if there is a corner in the big lot
to which they did not drive the ball,
then the local outfielders Will never
have to go there. OF the nineteen hits
secured by the visitors, three were FOR
extra bases.
In the second game the locals punched
three hits and this, aided by four errors
In the third, allowed them three tai
lies. Again, in the seventh, one hit
and a couple of errors brought over
two more tallies, which were enough t.
win. The Jackson bunch made three
In the fifth inning on three hits, two
errors and a stolen base. and made the
local fans sit up and take notice in the
ninth when they started their hitting
again and scored one more run. But
Molly was equal to the occasion and
managed to hold the visitors safe for
the remainder Of the game.
First Game.
Following is the score of the first
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
CONTEST OF CONDUCTORS.
Election OF Omcers Will Take Place
Friday

Memphis, Tenn. May 22.-Because of
the great amount Of unfinished BUSH
ness the convention of the Grand d.
vision, Order of Railway Conductors,
Will probably not reach the election
OF officers. the final business of the con-
vention until Friday. Numerous eau
'cuses were held today and spirited
contests for the different ofices are
anticipated.
One of the important matters vet
TO be settled is the question of pernaa-
nent grand division and convention
headquarters. A resolution will be in
troduced which will provide that three
members composing a special commit
tee' designate some city where a con-
vention hall may be built and to be
the regular biennial meeting nIaca
The ladies auxiliary will also. il is
anticipated, remain in session until
Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
COLLEGE BASEBALL
GAMES TODAY.

University of Vermont VS.. Holy Cross
at Worcester, Mass. r.,
lege at Orono. Me.
FRANKLIN and Marshal l VS.. susque-
hanna University at Selinsgrove, "a.
Hobart College VS.. Hamilton college
at Geneva. N. Y.
Grinnell VS.. Ames at Ames. Ia.
ne Pauw University VS.. Lake For
est University at Greencastle, Ina.
Monmouth College VS.. James Milllken
University at Decatur, Ill.
Iowa State Normal VS.. Leander clark
at Cedar Falls. Ia. ,r..,..
Iowa wesleyan VS.. Central University
at Mt. Pleasant, Ia. ~,
st. Thomas College VS.. Luther Col
fege at DEBORAH, Ia. ,,. x,,o,,o,.
Holding College VS.. Illinois wesley
an University at Abingdon, III;
Alma College VS.. Michigan state NOT
NAL at Alma. Mich. ,y,,,.
Michigan state Agricultural VS.. Hills
dale College at Hillsdale, Mich.
Harvard, 4; Phillips Andover' 3. Ten
innings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

No game is scheduled in shreveport
today as il is nearly as bad as an ocean
trim for a team to get from the East
to that town or Vice versa. shreveport
and Nashville Will leave today. the
Pirates opening in Atlanta tomorrow
Memphis in Dobbstown. There will pc
no game in Little Rock, either, the
Montgomery and Little. ROCK teams
leaving last night Littke Rock opens
in Birmingham tomorrow and Mont
gomery comes home to open here with
New Orleans tomorrow. The only
games today are Birmingha at
Memphis and Atlanta at New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

The ChamplOnS deItdItU IIIp I1uot
MONTGOMERY team in two games yester-
day bv the scores of to in the
first game and to In the second;
1t was won by Manager Phngstls two
sacker with two men on bases.
The second game was very uninter-
esting.
The lineups follow.
ampions-McDonald, 3b: Clyde
Holiday. IS; ]. I. Joseph, 1b; Thomas.
2b. Marshal. If; Claude Holiday. p; Da-
Wis CT Pfngstl, c; Cassimus, RI.
s. Shepherd If; F. NJ. shepherd, Sb;
Orear. Oh: M. Massey, 1b; P. Lardner,
c. Perry. p; Hamilton IF; Janne ~. CT If
The lineup for the second game was
the same except Joseph, who pitched
a good game for the Champions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Fund. for Peary In Oregon.

Portland, Ore, May zZ.-IhIs was
'Peary Day in the public schools
throughout Oregon. small contributions
being taken up among the pupils in
aid of the fund necessary for the start
ing of another expedition to the north
pole by Commander Robert e. Peary.
1t is expected that about $1,000 will be
realized in this State toward the $50, 900
necessary for the expedition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
BUYS A YACHT.


New York, May 22.--Announcement
was made here today that William Ell
lis Corey. President of the United
States Steel Corporation, who is now
abroad on his honeymoon. has pur-
chased the steam yacht Pantooset from
Albert s. Bigelow.
The Pantooset will sail Immediately
for Europe, where Mr. and Mrs. Corey,
who was formerly Miss Mabelle Gill
man the actress, will cruise in Eu-
ropean waters. Mr.. Corey is said to
have paid 1885, 900 for the Pantooset.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Must ston Rowdxirrn.

New York. May 22.--POliCe Commis-
eioner Bingham said today that he has
written a letter to the owners of the
New York Baseball Club Of the Ma
tional League, notifying them that
''such roWdyism" al that which was
shown at Yesterdays New York Chicago
game at the Polo Grounds must be
stopped. II there is any recurrence Of
A. the commissioner said arrests will
Ia made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

St. Paul. Mimi. May 22--Governor
Johnson and his staff started today for
Vicksburg. Miss, to take part in the
dedication of the Minnesota monuments
and markers erected in the Vicksburg
national park. The dedication is to
take place next Friday and will be at
tended by large number OF Minnesota
veterans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Cleveland, Ohio. May 22.-Charles B.
Church, an actor of the time of John
Wilkes Booth, died here today. He
was seventy five years of age. After
leaving the stage Church became
printer and at one time had the repu-
tation of being the most rapid type
setter in the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Mascot at Casino Tonight.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit, May 22-Detroit threw away
the game on errors. all of the runs
being gifts and then tied it in the
ninth on four hits. Jones tripled and
Coughlin singled in the eleventh, win
ming the game. Ri e.
Philadelphia .030 002 600 00-5 10 5
Batteries--Mullin and Schmidt; Ben
der and Schreck. Time. $3.50. Umpire
Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
FIRE AT COLLEGE.
one section of Dormitory and Library
Damaged.

Hartford. Conn.,, May 22.-one Sec
tlon OF Seabury Hall. the main dormi-
tory at Trinity College was partially
burned today and the library nearby
was damaged to considerable ex-
tent.
The library contained about 10000
volumes and more or less documents
some of high value.
Many volumes were water soaked.
The fire loss is placed at $4,000, COW
cred by insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Rnrne. Wins AgnIn.

The savre Street ball team was de-
feated Yesterday by the score of 20 to
IL bV the Barnes school boys.
The batteries for Sayre street was
Ellis Allen and Rdrr K0g gea rp 5Gd Barnes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Summary-Two-ba base hits, Walters,
Molesworth Stolen base. Carey Base
on balls. off Suggs 3 Struck out, by
Clark 8. Hit by pitcher, Oyler. Wild
pitch. Suggs. Double play, Babb to
Carey. Time of game, 1920. Umpire,
thinner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Kean. Stolen bases, Mobile. 1; Jack
son, l. Struck out, by Molly, 5; by
Barber /. Bases on balls, off Molly, 1
off Barber, 1. Left on bases, Mobile, 2:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
A HITTING MATCH
NEW ORLEANS FOUNDED BALL
OVER FIELD.
Home Runs and Two and Three-Bag-
gers Fell Thick from Castle
tons DeIivery-AtIanta an
Easy Mark.

New Orleans. La, May Gone
home run, two three baggers and four
two baggers tell the story of the
smuggling match which New Orleans
won from Atlanta today by the score
OF to 8, Atlanta's errors were cost
ly. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
AMATEUR GAMES.
League Standing.


Hill Biilies and Cloverdale, THURSDAY.
Highland Park and Tigers. Friday
and Saturday. 1,.idov
and Saturday. e..,.ao,,
Hin Blllies and Cloverdale' saturday
(dnuble- header
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Summary-IiInIngs pitchd, McCay, 8;
Ray, g. Hits, off McCay, 10; off Ray.
8. Two base hits, Kean, Claire. Vim
son (2). Stolen bases, Mobile, 9; Jack
son, g. Sacrifice hits, Mobile. 4. Struck
out, by Ray, 1 McCay. 8; Watson, 1.
Bases on balls, off McCay. 2; off Ray,
1 off Watson, l. Hit batsman. by Wat
son, l. Left on bases, Mobile, g.; Jack
son, 10 Time, 1855. Umpire, Dawkins
Second Game.
Following is the score of the second
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

summary-Two base hits, Dyer,
Castro, 2; Jordan. Three base hits,
Gatins, Paskert. Home run. Rickert.
Stolen bases Beecher, Dyer, 2: Ga
tins, Castleton. Castor, 2. Struck
out, by Breitenstein, 4: by Castleton.
/ Base on balls. off Breitenstein. l !;
off Castleton. 4 Passed ball Smith
Left on bases. New Orleans, 8: At
lanta. S First on errors. New Or
leans, 2; Atlanta, Time of game,
1:49. Empires, Hackett and Rudder-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
North Carolina Trap shoot.

North CHrOIIna Trap SnOOt'
Charlotte. N. c., May 22.-The State
championship of the North Carolina
Trap Shooters Association opened here
auspiciously today and will continue
over tomorrow. simultaneously the
North Carolina Virginia team cham
pionship, consisting of ten men from
each State. will be contested. 1t will
be the fourth contest of the kind be-
tween the crack shots of the two States
and much interest is manifested in the
result.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Sumary--Two base hits, Warrender.
Three base hit Massing. Sacrifice hits,
Daley, Clark, Persons. Stolen bases.
Daley. f2); King. Wiseman. Struck
out, by Fisher, Q; by Graham. 5. Base
Hit by pitcher, by Fisher Clark.
Double plays, Daley to King to Clark;
McElveen to Wall. Left on bases.
Shreveport. s; Nashville. 5. Time OF
game, 1:40. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Suninlar y--EdrnEd =,
s. Home run. Page. Sacrifice hit,
Rockenfeld. Stolen bases, Miller, 81;
Henline. Base on balls. off Walker. q;
Struck out. by walker, 2; by Buch-
anan, 8. Hit by pitcher, by Walker
(Miller.) First on errors, Little Rock.
1. Double plays. Rockenfleld to Page
to Douglass. Time. 1924. Umpire,
Rim
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Mascot Mt Casino Tonight.
PITCHERS BATTLE
BARONs STILL PLAY IN TOUGH
LUCK.
Birmingham Played Errorless Game
and Outhit Babblers, But Lost
Contest by One Run-Snap-
Ply Ball Played.

Memphis, Tenn. May 22.-The locals
won out in a pitchers battle today by
punching hits in the first inning. Both
teams played snappy ball Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

p., rrgram and Hudson. The
hafterv for Clayton Street. was VIII
kins and White.
The score was IL to IL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Meridian takes second place in the
Cotton states this morning, beating
Columbus yesterday while Vicksburg
beat Gulfport BY breaking even with
Mobile, jackson gets out of the cellar,
Columbus dropping into 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, May 22.aThes Locals to %Gn
another game r. H. f
Score: .oo nm 1on-1 Q
s BrooRIyn 900 o2o co. PuS,.s +
Batteries Mason and Seniei, rt Tobnl
and Ritter. Time. l:S'. oinpi'9'
stone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23


Charleston, May 22--Johnsons fine
box work gave the locals the game to-
day against Macon.
Score by innings: RHE.
Charleston =. .... 900 So1 OOx-4 8 2
Macon .. O.. . 90 900 600 2 o
Batteries-Johnson and Evers; Har-
ley and Robinson
Columbus, S C, May 20. Augusta
won from Columbia today in a game
marked by Indifferent fielding on both
sides.
Score by innings r n h.
Augusta. -. ..Oo1 o32 OILS u 8
Batteries-White and smith. Schopp
and Fox
jacksonville, May 22.-The Savan-
nah team outclassed the locals today
at all stages of today's game.
Jacksonville e.. 900 ooo 600 I i
Savannah .. ... .OO2 600 lll-5 8 l
Batteries-Lee and Roth Nuer and
Kahlkoff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

A very interestir~ tie game was
played yesterday afternoon between
Clayton street and Sayre Street.
The battery for SaYra Street was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
FINE BATTING RALLY
SHREyEPORT POUNDS FISHER IN
SEVENTH INNING.


Shreveport. May 22.-Fisher's wild
ness and a batting rally by the locals
in the seventh inning. gave Shreveport
six runs and the game. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Little Rock, 3; Montgomery, o.
Shreveport. z: Nashville, /.
Anne rican League
Cleveland, 8; Washingt n, 6.
Detroit, 6; Philadelpha a, s.
National League.
Boston, Q; st. Louis, 10.
Brooklyn, q: Cincinnati, 1.
New York, z; Chicago. 1.
Philadelphia, Z; Pittsburg, 4.
Cotton States League
Mobile. s; Jackson, 10; First game.
Mobile, 5; Jackson 3; Second game.
Meridian, 2; Columbus, /.
Gulfport, /; Vicksburg, 8.
south Atlantic LeaRue-
Charleston, 4: Macon. o.
Columbia, 8; Augusta, 8.
Jacksonville, o; Savannah, 5.
American Association.
INTERCHANGEABLE, rain.
indianapolis, 6; Louisville, 4.
Columbus, 6; Toledo, 5.
st. Paul, s; Kansas City, g..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.

Southern League.
Atlanta at New Orleans.
Birmingham at Memphis.
Cotton States League
Meridian at Mobile.
Columbus at Vicksburg.
Gulfport at Jackson.
AmPric9" league
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Hetroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
National League
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
south Atlantic League ..-.
Augusta at Columbia.
Savannah at Jacksonville.
Macon at Charleston
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

The Southern League race is one of
the nrettiest on record now, all of the
eight clubs being SO close to !;( re-,
~ tale And tale will probably be
told before the Eastern trip of the
western clubs is finished.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
something radically wrong In the
prognostfcatfon.

The Giants beat the Cubs by Q one
lead again. today's game deciding
and ending the Eastern trip Tor chi.
cage. Beginning June 8, Chicago Is az
home for twenty eight straight games,
the Eastern teams playing sixteen IN
the Windy City, and If they hold the
sreed that they have shown on tnis
cinching another pennanf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

philadelphia. May 2S.-Philadeiphi,a
again defeated Pittsburg TO-DAY
tbougn outbatted by the visitors; sf9r E
pittsburF 900 10 a.. 49,,
Ratteries-Lynch, Willis an6 ~ Sip GTrn
Corridor and Doom. Ilme' Z'o'' oii'
pire, Rigler.
BOSTON. May 22.-The local pltcheeLss
were wild and ineffective today ana tn 9S
visitors won easily. Score; H. n
St; Louis &c.,. 90. go 600 300 {
Batteries -McGlynn and Noohan u;
yonng Boulles. Dorner and Mee diraa
and Brown. Time. 1857. umpireS'
CARPENTER and KLEIN.
New York, May 22.--New York won
sasilv from Chicago. Overaisi. was
batted out of the box In the n 4, III II
G GiGg So Score: 900 900 O1o-1 ! :
New York " .010 051 o0'Lf ~
batteries Overall. Reulbacn ana
king: McGinnity and Bowerman. Time
Tx ITmpires, Emslie and ODay.
Cleveland. May a. -Cleve1an ~ u m nann
it three out of four from Wasn y & II
G tGe2yi s9ors: 800 900 SSS-ss g J
WASHINGTON 100 DOL 600 ~
RatteTies--Hess, Rhodes ana n
Remis: Hughes and Blankenshlp' 1lihe
40 Umpire, Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

There were two shut out games in
the South Atlantic yesterda., Savan-
nah shutting out Jacksonville, to 0,
while Charleston shut Macon out to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
PAYNE s. PAYNE
BIDS WANTED FOR
COUNTY BONDS.

No,ice ia hereby given that the Board of
Revenue of Montgomery County will re-
reive sealed bids up to IL o'clock noon on
Monday the 3rd day of June. 1907. for all
nr any norton of an issue of two hundred
and ffty thousand dollars of Public Road
Bonds to be issued by the County OF Mont
romery of the denomination Of Ave hundred
dollars each and running period OF nfty
years from July LIST, 1907, and bearing IN
ierest at the rate of four and one hair per
rentum per annum interest payable semi
annually on first days of January and July
The right to reject any or all of said bids
Is reserved by the Board OF Revenue.
s. T. WESTCOTT,
Clerk OF Board of Revenue Of
shu-3t- Montgomery County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Malarky has worked like a Trojan
on this trip, never asking a thing of
his men that he was not willing and
that makes Championship ball teams
and If Smiling JohA" does not make
q success this summer there Will be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Cleveland is getting pretty close TO
Chicago in the American League, while
Detroit took fourth place again yes
terday. showing the Athletics down to
fifth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

The Western teams begin their first
Eastern trip tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

That's all right, Malarky. The
town is wild yer" Fifteen games al
home, take nine of them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League
New Orleans, s ATLANTA, s.
Memphis. 2; Birmingham, 1.
Little Rock, 3; Montgomery, o.
Shreveport. a: Nashville, /.
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rn1l"d defeated Pittsburg today. al
tbough outbatted by the visitors; s99r E,
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SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Mascot at Casino Tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Totals ..........2s 1 s'2a