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The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09
WANT COLUMN

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FOR sALE-Team of gentle work
horses. 627 White.
wANTED-sewing will go out. Call
at 42s South Ave.
LosT-Yellow Jersey COW. Report
to 613 Ute avenue.
FOR SALE-3 lots and Groom house
for 100000 Yelton.
FOR RENT-Suite of housekeeping
rooms at 4Os South avenue.
WANTED-Work in the forenoon by
Japanese boy. Apply here.
FOR SALE-By owner, residence at
2O3 Ouray. Beck, $40 Grand for
terms.
FOR RENT-5 room furnished
house. Apply at room 4S Canon
Block.
FOR RENT-one comfortably fur
nshed room with bath adjoining at
430 Grand Ave.
TO TRADE-Suburban acres i'm
proved for good residence property
Yelton. S22 Main
FOR EXCHANGE-13 acres miles
from town for town property The
Iowa and Neb. Inv Co.
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Mlnorca
hens and roosters. Also work
horses. Phone Black 1747.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
close to railroad and business. Ev-
erything new. Apply 403 South.
FOR SALE-Sitting of eggs from
Rhode Island Red. white Wyandot-
tes and blue Andelusian. Yelton.
WANTED Second hand cookstoves
and all kinds of second hand fur
niture at the o. X. Second hand
store. 615 Colorado. Phone 2241
Black.
WANTED-Good horse, about 400
must be sound, young and well
broken. Call on e. b. Lutes, 230
Grande avenue.
FOR SALE-We have 20 acres of or
chard, on Orchard Mesa, full bear
ing, house lawn and cistern. Grand
Valley Real Estate & Loan Co.
LoST-A sorrel saddle horse. saddle
and bride. Weight of horse about
1000 pounds. white spot in fore
head branded I'D. H" on left hin
Finder please return to j. w. Os-
born's store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

WANTED Work in the forenoon by
Japanese boy. Apply here.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

LOST-Yellow Jersey COW. Report
to 613 Ute avenue.
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FOR SALE-Team of gentle work
horses. 627 White.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
pus at an early hour to watch the

pus at an early hour to watch the races and other track sports.
 At noon a tarbecue dinner was serv- ed. Despite t..e unfavorable weather. the occasion was a great success, both financially and otherwise. The follow ing were the events of the day with the winners of each:
 Potato race-C. F.. Heidt, first; B. L. Noojin. second; L. H. Woodruff, third. Time. 1:S3
 Sack race-R. R. Duke, first; c. R. Wood. second; B. c. Garrett. tIird
 Shoe race-R. R. Duke, first: T. J. Redsole. second; c. R. Wood, third.
 Turtle Back raee-L; II; Woodruff and H. Lampley. first; 1T c; Chambers and J. G. Bell, third Time, IS 3-5-
 Wheelbarrow race-T. J. Bedsole and M. A. Mass. first; c. c. Heidts and H. C. Chambers, second. Time
 Obstacle race-B. c. Garrett, first; II; Lampley. second; c. R. Wood. thire Time. Is 1-5.
 Throwing baseball-B. L. Noojin. first; H. F. Burks second; V. P. Gaines, third. Distance. 303 310 yards.
 Punting Football--P. B. oJnes. first; E,. Hannon, second: H. F. Burks, third. Distance, 139 yards.
 100 yard dash-B. l.. Noojin, first; ". H. Slaug .pter. second; H. Lampley' third. Time. ten seconds.
 120 yard Hurdles-R.- R. Duke. first; w. H. Slaughter. second: W. H. Rob
 Pole Vault-H. P. Ford, first: H. third. eight feet three inches.
 220 yard dash-B. l.. Noojin. first; third. 23 35 seconds.
 Running nigh jump T. J. Bedsole' first; T. w. Palmer, Jr., second; D. ]. Purser, third, four feet ten inches. HnnarTQ0n T. c. Rozier, second; T. w. Palmer. IT.. third Five minutes forty-six sec
 Running broad jump-H P. Ford, third. seventeen feet five inches.
 220 yard hurdles-B I. Noojin, first; W. H. Slaughter, second; H. P. Ford.
 Shot put0H T. Burks, first; W. W. Gay second, 31 3-I0 feet.
 40 yard run-W. H. Slaughter. first; R. R. Duke second; B. B. Edwards. third, 5S Is seconds
 Class relay-Juniors, first: sopho- mores, second. Is AS seconds.
 The junior c1as received the trophy cup presented by the Maxwell-R -Raiford Jewelry Company. having won the greatest number of points in the var ious events. Suitable plszes were al- so given to the individual winners by the merchapts of Tuscaloosa.
 After the track events were com
 
 by the crowning of the May Queen by the best athlete. The young lady se- lected for this honor was Miss Lizzie Snow Williams of Tuscaloosa. MT. B. L. Noojin having won the greatest number of points, was dubbed the best all-round athlete.
 All class room exercises have been suspended today on account of the death of MT. James Manly Patton. of Tuscaloosa, who was member of the Sophomore class at the University MT Patton's death occurred yesterday afternoon at his home. Since his ad- mission to the University, a year ago, | he has made an enviable reputation, both as student and as a young man | of exemplary character, and his un- | timely taking off is deplored by a large circle of friends. The funeral services will be held this afternoon | from the Presbyterian Church. Dr. Edward E. Buchner returned yes- | terday from Eutaw. where he went | to attend a county teachers institute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
MOLLY WASPOUNDED
MOBILE GIVEN DRUBBING R
 WHITE RIBBONERS.
Montgomery Boy Lasted Only Two I'm. nings On Slab and Was Relieved By McCay-BrUner Finished
 The Game.

Mobile. May 11-(Spec1al )-Manaser Guy Sample and his bunch of White Ribboners from Meridian handed the Moplle oystermen crushing defeat this aL.ernoon when they defeated the lead CTS by the recisive score of 8 to 2
 Molly was sont in to work for tho Oystermen, and Samples crew went af- ter him early, and on two hard doubles and two smashing singles, three runs were posted to the credit of the yis itors
 They started the same thing fin tho second inning, and after another run had crossed the plate and two men had bit sately Manager McCay sent Nolley to left field and called Adamina into sec ohd' the manager toeing the rubber. He fared little better and the visitors piled up two more runs before the inning could be ended
 In the third they sent another run over and in the sixth as Guy Sample slid Tor second. he spiked Adamina just above the shoe top, necessitating ths removal of that player from the game and McCay having to go back to his regular position a second Bill Brunner was called Into the game to work Tho visitors got next to him for one run ridian.
 Mobile made her lonely two tallies in the fourth, when Bates. a pitcher who McCay has held here. but who has not pitched as yet who played center field today, hit a nice single to right and went to second on an error of a bali hit by Kemmer. this runner also go- ing safe. Adamina then corked a double to left field and both runners came across. Mobile was unable to connect any more with Billiard. who pitched a good game, and the game was turned into farce, Manager Sample "kiding" the grand stand and they getting back a him, all in Q friendly way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
AUBURN WINS SERIES
BREAKS EVEN WITH TECH IN
 DOUBLE-HEADER.
First Game Was Magnificent Pitch. ers' Battle Between Weems and Lafitte, GeOrgians Finally
 Nosing Out Victory.

Auburn. May 1.-(Special. Auburn broke even with Tech this afternoon in two of the best games ever seen on the campus, Tech winning the first With score of to 0, and Auburn the second, with to 1. '"o
 This gives Auburn the series, as the Polytechn1c won the game yesterday, The first game was a pitchers' hattie between Weems and Lafitte and neither side was able to score nntiI the twelfth inning. Weems clearly oute chased Lafitte striking out eighteen and allowing but one hit.
 Lantte struck out twelve and was nit iSe hye times Tech won the game by when two were on bases "
 Weems continued in the box in the second game of seven innings. strikinr out out four and giving three hits. Brooks and Parker pitched for Tech and were hit more freely. They did not strike Q hits. e@'e SIX
 Auburn scored one in the second and thlrd and two in the seventh; Tech one in the sixth. 'i'e z. Athens Ga, May 11.-University of IGOrgta. MprCar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
That was going some.

That was going some.
 Record breaker-eight runs in thir- " innings. And nary victory"
 Maxwelrs little trip home was xvi. dently beneficial.
 Heine Busch is playing third base game. "pa "ice .na Maxweli and Hickman-Montgome ana Shreveport. The very names seem to hint of extra inning games.
 Looks like Birmingham refuses to he sk9nk-they will find the Pirates a hard proposition today. though.
  much for Otis stockdaie yesterday isie Ato s4o ing made off zeiiar. ~ nus 0e@ va corners IS back in the game for sa- vannah. His sprained foot kept him out Tor some days. He is playing a ffiignlning game and hitting like a n Lee Walsh will pitch today's game in New Orleans. Maiarky intended nifcbI ing nm yesterday but substituted Max to pitch for the Pirates. "'' Jack Higgins will give the game at New Orleans this afternoon in ths grandstand at the Capitol Heights grtounds. A pretty good bunch of fans They were all playing ball yesterday Fifteen Fn6rr. inning tie game between Mont gomery ana ShreYeport, 10 inning tie orleans Atlanta beating Memphis by one run and Little Rock beating Nash vile by one run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League Montgomery, 1 Shreveport, 1.
 (15 innings.) Birmingham ?: New Orleans. 2.
 (10 innings.)
 Atlanta, B.; Memphis, 2.
 Little Rock, 5; Nashville, f. Cotton States League Jackson. [; Gulfport. 5. Meridian, g.: Mobile, 2.
 Columbus, 9: Vicnsburg. O. south Atlantic League Macon, 5: Augusta, I. Charleston, 2; Columbia, l. Savannah, 0; Jacksonville, ,, American League Chicago, '; Philadelphia, 2. Cleveland 6; New York, ?. Detroit f; Boston. 1.
 St. Louis 5; Washington, 4. National League. New York, g; Pittsburg, 6. Chicago, 0-2: Brooklyn, 10. Philadelphia. 8; St. Louis, 4. Southern League Montgomery. 1; Shreveport, 1 (15 ins) Birmingham, 1: New Orleans, 1, GIG ins).
 Atlanta ?; Memphis. l.
 Little Rock. h; Nashville, 4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
HELLER NVINCIBLE
ALLOWED MEMPHIS oNAA aCDH THREE HITS.
ca.tro Was Presented Witn sno pair of Diamond Cu6 Buttons for Being Good Fellow
 and Coach.

Memphis. Tenn, May .la.v u.--LocI5u on5y batsmen could not hit Aeiier louay' Fir,
 shortstop Castro of the. visiting team team was presented with pair of diamonp buttons by several local entnusiaiSa ndnusSins coach and good ball player. Score'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

San Jose. Cal, May i1.--Georgs W. Mover. brother of Charles H. Mover, the imprisoned president of the Vest ern Federation of Miners. is living here with his family and states em- phatically that his brother was never in prison at Joliet
 At the time it is alleged he was in the Illinois penitentiary he was min ing in the Black Hills. according to his brothers statement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
AMHERST GETS MONEY.
CurrIer Leaves Five Hundred ThOI
 sand to Alma Mater.

New York, May 11.-Amherst col lege is a beneficiary the will of Edward w. Currier to the amount of about $500. .0oO.
 Mir. Currier was a member of the class of '65 and died twelve months ago. He left s5OOOOO to his alma ma ter subject to the life interest of a relative. She had died recently ana th. colleges canes into Its legacy
 Mir Currier was born or Ma thahel I Currier. senior partner of the Ilrm ot Currier and Ives, in their famous art engraver&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

summary--Two base hit; Becker. S9sser bors. Balk. zeller Base on stnoS nalos, out. bv Zeller, 5; by Stockdale, 4. Hit by pitcher. Fox. Winters: Passed ball. Hurlburt Sacrifice hit. Jordan Double play. Zeller to castro lime 20. Umpires Hackett and Pfennn-
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FORCE WINNING RUN
LOST OWN GAME IO
 TRAVELLERS.
Wa. Tied In Ninth and Bases were Full When Gilbert Was
 Given Bases On Balls.

Little Rock, Ark, May 11.-With the the score tied in the ninth inning Sorreii walked Gilbert with the bases fas ittIa tHil pndL Mills was batted out of the box in the first two innings.
 Scorec
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CLIMBERS AND PIRATES
 AGAIN PLAY TIE GAME

fly to Houtz, and Carr on a hit to Haul sen. 1t was so dark that the umpire called the remarkable game with the score tied. and l.
 The score was:
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East in Wesr.
 PlaXad- Tied w
W eNt at Home
 Played Tied Wop 1
Roosevelt and Alabama,

Birmingham Ledger
 Mir. Roosevelt may win the delega- tion. he probably will, but he will not walk off with 1t without a protest, or a moEa decided opposition. There is good reason for us Democrats to sit steady and get our amusement out of She other side
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
AUDITORIUM RINK.

Rogers & Clifton, slight-of-b..a Monday, Tuesday aEd wednesdax. Mo-. ing pictures Monday afternoon and night. The McLeiians SThursday, Fri day and Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

Summary off Molly 6, McCay 6. Bruner 1 stolen bases. Thornton. Ad- amina. Roth, Taaffe, Marshall Eases on balls. off Billiard 3. Hit hy pitcher stewart Two base hits, Adamina. ne- vore. Roth Double plays. Durmey- CT. unassisted, Struck out, by Noilv 1. McCav 3, Bruner |, Billiard 1. Left on bases. Mobile g. Meridian 2 Time 1:45 Umpire. Brady,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
ANOTHER TIE GAME
NEW ORLEANS AND BIRMINGHAM
 PLAY DRAW.
Ten-Innfng Contest Between Barons and Franks Men, Time Being Called for Vaughnites to
 Catch Train.

New Orleans, May 11-New Orleans and Birmingham played a ten-inning tie this afternoon when the game was called to allow Birmingham to catch train. Both teams played about the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

MONDAY SPECIAL. 20 pounds standard granuIated sugar Monday only for $I.OO.
 BROCK GROCERY co. 15 N. Perry. 7O6 Highland Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
..s.ar BuII Dogs vs. American Sluggera.

The featuresof the game between tive Msre are st;i Ditcbing for the American Slug lin Ia-s wbo won by the score of IS to 1. Ga oestrlcher and Martin MaIfr hit an6 6eeHB GIB. x,onn fnr American Sluggers and Strat" ford and Sanders for the Bull Dogs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Savannah. Ga. May 11-Hoff was batted all over the lot. three hits be- ing for extra bases, enabling Jackson vile to win with ease. Burt's hitting was feature. Score: R. H E. Savannah ..... .. 900 900 0OO-O 1 1 Jacksonville 200 110 00l--5 IS 1
 Batteries -Hoff and -,anlkoff; Stultz and Schan.
 Charleston. May 11-Today's game was a pitchers battle, Ho hits in succession in tn eninth scored the win ming run for Charleston. Score Charleston .. 900 100 OO1-2 Q Columbia ..... .. 900 OO1 OOO-1 2
 Batteries Raymond and Fox; White and Smith.
 Macon, Ga. May 11.-Augusta won out in a slow game. Dexter knocked home run in the third inning with the bases full
 Score by innings: R H k: Macon .....201 100 O01-5 10 ? Xnsusta .004 900 O21-T 6 4
 Batteries-Louclzs, Clark and Robln- son: Thomas, Comminger, Holmes and Fvers
 Nashville, Tenn, May 11-Vanderbilt University. '; University of the South. 5,
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Amanda Street Wins.

The Amanda Street team defeated the Vulcans by a score Of 9 to 6.
 The feature ot the game was the hit ting of Brown, who knocked home run, a three bagger and two singles, out of four times at bat.
 The line up was as follows:
 Amanda Street-Mathews. If: Hop kins. ss.; Supplies, 2b.; Hall, C.; Minto. 1b.; Sheen, D.; Coins. cf.; Arringer, 3b.; Powell. If.
 | yulcans-Brown, D.; H. Carey, C.; Mo- Glynn, cf; E. Carey, h.; Thornbury. 2b,: Moeller, ss. Dorsey, 3b; B. Evans, if; G. Evans. If.
 Score by innings: Amanda Streer. .. .. 331 001 001-9 yulcans ..... .......... lZO VVu lu5--e
 Time of game. hrs. IS min. Cm' pire, R. Supplies
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Mohtgomery 900 O10 OU0 0OO UUV-l
 Summary--Two base hit, Massing. Sacrifice hits. Hickman, CD; Rapp. Ball. Baxter, Perry. Stolen bases, Lewee, Massing, King. Base on balls, off Max well, 4; Hickman. g. Struck out, by Maxwell. 6; by Hickman. {. Hit by pitcher, by Maxwell 3; by Hickman. I :. Left on bases, Shreveport, II; Montgom- cry. 8. Passed ball. Seabaugh 1. Dou- ble plays. Apperious to Seabaugh; Beck CT to Carr to Clark. Time. 2:45. Um- pire. Trimmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
S0MESWIFT PLAYING
GOOD RECORD FOR FIRST WEEK INV
 THE WEST
Montgomery Team Has Played Tbra. Games, Winning One and Tieiax The Other Two i'm Fifteen
 Innings Each.

The first week of the Eastern teams closed last night and brought out some pretty swift ball playing. Out of the seven games played by the Montgomery. Atlanta and Birmingham teams, four one in thirteen innings, and one in ten innings.
 Montgomery, New Orleans and Atlatan have the high percentage, but Mont gomery has the best record. Out of the three games played. Montgomery has won one and tied two in fifteen innings each. Atlanta has won one and tied one in thirteen innings of the two games played, while Birmingham has tied one and lost one of the two games played. Nashville having won two and lost two of the four games played.
 Following Is the percentage record for last week:
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MouIten Street Defeated.

Moulton Street Defeated.
 The Barnes team defeated Moulton Street by the score of to s. The feat ure of the game was the hitting of Burke, and the pitching of Durr.
 Batteries-Moulton Street: Rurr and Rogers. Barnes: Barry and Todd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
UNIVERSITY FIELD DAY.

R. L. NoOjln Was Declared BeSt AIT
 Around Athlete.
 r7nIversity, May 11.-( Special )-The annual field day exercIses occurred yesterday at the University; The day lwas made a holiday by the faculty and n large crowd assembled on the cam
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

N, SumnaryTwo base hits, Walters. MMoIesworth; Gaston. Stolen bases 6Gardner. sacrifice hits, Atz, Fritz.
 Beecher to Gatins to Sabrie; Gardner, to t, Meeks Struck out. by Fritz. ': nv tturner, t1l ?. Base on balls. by Fritz, 5; leans. 4; Birmingham, 2. Time, 1 '55-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Berlin with high throw rve by b,tS Warner 9af o- gave Detriot a trio of taliies in the firth. The day was too cold for base oaii ana the crowd was small, score; B9stqp ,2]3 ooo ooo o1o-i 2 I and Shaw. Time 1:8O, Umpire Connol- -, ( Cleveland, 1e e Ohio, May -11-cleveland Hess gave seven bases on balls and hit two batters. but fast fielding held the visitors. Lajoie's fielding and HiGnchman's batting were features. Cleveland :. .,O12 900 osx-s f1 10 H Hess and Clarke; Doyle. Crockett and hIeln2W. l.5 Time 220. Empires Evans and Hurst.
 St. Louis. May 11.-st. Louis defeat ed Washington in twelve inning own game by a two-bagger in the last inning.
 St. Louis =. .. 200 oO1 O1O oo1-5 I6 2 Washington .030 001 Quo 000-4 II 1
 Batteries-Glade and OConner; Pat ten, Smith and Hayne. Time, 2:2S. Umpire, Sheridan
 days game with PhiiadeIphia in the first inning. a base on balls. a triple. a double and three singles scoring five runs. The visitors escaped shut out by Seyoold's home run into the bleach CTS.
 Chicago. @ls D' '''."sS; ..s.51O 100 oox-7 10 Philadelphia. 900 600 002-2 CTS and Powers. Time. VAS. Umpires. Stafford and OLoughlin.
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Pitcher sayre Wins Twice.

 Hill Rillies in the first game yesterday and Amanda Street won out by score of to G.
 The BiIlies were not in it at all until the seventh inning, when, with tne bases full, Marshall hit a hot one to Sayre, who threw wildly to first and let three Billies score. The features or the game were the pitching of Sayfe and the catching of Sheen.
 The batteries were: For Amanda Street: Sayre and Sheen; for Hill bi- lies Perry, Joseph and Miller
 The second game between the teams was d pitchers battle, Sayre having the advantage and winning his game by
 The batteries were sayre and Hall for Amanda Street: Joseph and Lardner ior the Hill Billies.
 DoubIe-Header Between Tigers gnu Ramblers.
 rh. Tigers and Ramblers broke even vasterday afternoon on the uiaInu m .,a aft Electric Park. The nrst soe' which was won by the Ramotetrs, nt sa ID far Ths feature of the game was run ning catch of line drive over seEohu sttoh bv Amerine. Burke and fsattle os pi not ed good ball, but tune ia''e-
 given good support.
 Score by innings; HE. Tigers .. ''.sSSSSOSOiiSS sSS OiS 0S'-s 8 5 oo SN.. ,.Tx,1 H1s, Ratteries-Battie tte and Minnis; Burke @ @summary-First base on m. errors, on 5a ses. .ers 2: Ramblers, 9 Let on Stoh' pash' Esgsrs Esrs. g: Rambiers, $. Hit by by pih6eno hcna I,ssSn1,, r..rke, Minnis, 2. Two oase Sd Si,s Finn and Parker and StratIoT1, or Three base hits, Battle 6ase 1a " nf Sa,sS bv Battle. 4; Burke. lime nd Same goo Umpires. Weooer anu Bingham.
 Line ups were: parLer 2b. {:
 Tgtt TigetrsMs sb4i Amerine. ss. Finn. T.. Gsrrfsa, SS Battle. i D.; Perry, ef; Rutter. f.' Hasa,Sb apsaa,mSblmers-stratford, m J.. ss.; Lob-
 Sh Hagenwold. rf,.; L9pmah. M 2b.: Laurie, 1b.; StratIor9, n Tox If. Gassenheimer, ci'' pui Ae' P' SoA' Second Game. -
 rna Tigers won the second ganne oy o, .ha score of to 2. The 1eaIuIsS hu the game was the running calcn cs hotS SIratford, J., and the pitching oi 0A Hagenwald and Amerine'
 Score by innlngs' RH.E. riger. :. :. ....'.SGSS SSS aSG aSG d-s dd-s 3 7 apatteries- -Amerine and Minnis' Ha-
 DWaid and Stratford- G. r, 9. ges,,oar wa rv-IIeft on bases. Tigers. . pynhIers A. Two base hits, Battle snd Stratford. G. Bases on paiis. t.,o oE Anu Aaosrine i; by Hagenwald. |. struGh nnt by Amerine. 1; Hagenwalpp; D. r1 e . Time of game, 1:15. Umplres' Di "ii'e arr The line-ur~ were the same as m m .be first game with the exception VI the pitchers. .....~
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stone.
 New York. May 11.-New York won it's eleventh straight game today by defeating Pittsburg to 6. Score, pittsburg ... 200 o2o 1o1-s s New Yofk ,;;;aa SIi {SDea 1SG 4o1H wIili1 50 and cnj+h. Mathewson, Wiltse, McGinnity and Bresnahan. Time, 2:2o. umpires' O'Day and klem'
 Brooklyn, May 1.-The Brooklyns won their second game ofthe season by defeating Chicago in the first game of a double header Chicago won e9e ff mans three -bagger. scoring steinfelit, Hoffman reaching nome on Jorudh bad throw. Score:
 First game: o ooo ooo n' RRrook1yn 100 900 00"-1 8 R9tteries-Pfeister and Kling; Ruck CT and Butler Time. l;So.
 Second game: o ooo ooo T. IT, E RrooKIYn GOO 900 O0O-O 6 8
 Batteries11Fraser ra and Mf0rani rn,nic Me. .Intyre and Ritter Ilthe' 1'7o' Ohipii e Ri2ler,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.
Southern League.

Southern League.
 Montgomery at New Orleans. Birmingham at Shreveport.
 Nashville at Memphis. Cotton States League Meridian at Vicksburg.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

phi,aselphia. May 11-Philadelphia defeated St. Louis by hitting McGlynn st sardf Louis ieofe. oos 900 oo1-4 IS l Philadelphia .oO2 4O2 oos-S l4 Noonan: Richie and Jackslitch. Time. 2:15. Umpires, Carpenter and John
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AMATEUR GAMES.

Amateur League Standing.
 p1lOnA ALAE nGf
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was Never in Prinon.

American League
 Washington at St. Louis.
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Score by innings: Shreveport .... .016 900 900 900 600-l Montgomery 900 010 900 900 000-l
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Nashville, Tenn, May 11-Vanderbilt University. '; University of the South. 5.
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Athens, Ga. May l1.-Universitv o Georgia. 5; Mercer. O. 'S V
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N Jack Higgins will give the game at New Orleans this, afternoon in the ~ ~grandstand at the Capitol Heights will hear him. ot A"nS
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Score by innings; o.o o,o oo, Little Rock. .''' ''6IO "d0 d 916
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,o.a,s ..33 Sx 9 II 0 S0ne out when winning run scored.
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Lee Walsh will pitch today's game in New Orleans. Maiarky intended pitch ing him yesterday but substituted Max well when he saw that Hickman was to pitch for the Pirates. ""S
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Totals .... .!... AS l 12 45 2s