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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-02
InPR{S|0NES Y AOTAS
Carreras extraOrdina-
rias en- Ell Hip6dro-
mo de San Juan.
EL CUATRO De JULIO
Choque de TN oco.m6yil y
I'm coche. Don Jaime An.
nexy.-Un pagador.

Pasado maiiana, con motive
de la celebration del q de julio, ha-
bra carreras extraordinarias en- el
Hip6dromo.
He aqui el programa:
= Prenio Sis. Una vueltp.
-tNavarrito,s aPel6n,D eM1sico, /,
sFara6n,s aAmbrosioo y sDesen.
gaiio.s,,
2a Preinio $roo. Media mi
lila. california; y aConfucio.s
g.. Premio $500. 1000 me-
tros. -sLlave de oros y sBrutitos.
A.. Premio $15s. Dos vuel-
tas.- --aLuperons, sGuipuzcoas, sSine
TemoreD y sBobo.s
s. Premio $500. Una milla.
sMajestics y sPerla Fina.s
g. 5 200. Tres vueltas. sRe.
lampagos y sLord.s
-Esta maiiana un loco. m6vil,
perteneciente q la central francesa
de Caguas, rompi6 la lanza del CO.
che del doctor Mufoz, que Sc ha-
llaba frente al almacen del seiior
Chandry, en- la calle de Tetuan.
DE regreso de Utuado, lego
aver a San Juan, nuestro amigo el
Iipgeniero don jaime Annexy.
lie he sido concedida una
licencia hasta Ell siete de agosto,
despues de cuya fecha renunciara
su cargo, al jefe de la secci6r d.
terrenos pdblicos, don. kflnahds
Morales, empleado que ha veni,
do prestaudo sus servicios hace al
g6n tempo EN- el Departmental d,
obras pIblicas. Para sustituit a
sefor Morales, Sc ha nombrado in
terinamente al sefior don Enriqu,
Castro Gonzalez.
Ell nuevo Tesorero de Puertt
Rico Mr.. Gromer, ha designado
Mr.. Thomas l.. Jett, como ofcia
pagador de su departamento.
-Ha salido para la carreter:
de Bayam6n a Comerfo don Lui.
F. Rubio, aprincipal assistant en-
gineers del depaItamento de Obral
pGblicas, con objeto de recti6cal
los estudios del emplazamiento de
puente sobre la quebrada sMulasS
en- la expresada carretera.
-Informa el cabo Azp1rua, d
la Policia Insular de San Lorenzo
que al ir a arrestar alli al indivfdu,
Cruz Torres, este acometi6 al guar
dia Rodriguez, quien hizo uso de
rotten, dandole ufi inacanazo par
reducirlo a la obediencia.
Sc nombro anoche por {
Concejo municipal una comisi6l
compuesta del Presidente sefior San
, chez Morales, conctj jal sefior La Re
Z. ca y el stfior Alcalde para cumpli
.. mentar al Gobernador el dfa 4 d
/ julio, durante la parada que ter
dra efecto ese dia.
: -Ha desertado de Pueblo Viz
j 10, frente al aCafio Canejas, dond
!. Sc hallaba Ell trabajos pdblicos,
a confnado de presidio Manuel RI
e driguez alias aColoradoD, llevandt
: Sc consigo un machete con qu
a ejecutaba el corte de lefia. Es
a con6nado Sc hallaba extinguient
e condena de tres afios por hurto {
l. mayor cuantfa.
10 --Comunica el cabo Fuente
IS de Vega alta que anteayer, a las
10 a. M. Il autonovil de Ia linea ferr
arroll6 en- el paso nivel del barr
i. SSabanan a Jose Dolores Mont
o. fez, estropeandole grayemente, N
q. tando la cabalgadura del conduct
es Jose Gelpf, el cual result6 tambi
te herido en- una pierna de bastar
a. cuidado. 81 juzgado enntiende
el asunto.
= La infeliz mujer Jusna +
"a gan, de Puerta de Terra, que {
4 1to,,@Sa kooa S1s dfas af ka-~,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

witch. Ia Lunds. iI5; Don Fonso. 114;
 Second race, Independence steeple- chase; full course Grandpa, 167; Al. fara, l50: Agent, 147; Pagan Bey, 146; A2t Shot. l42; Kernel. 140; Belligerent,
 Third race, the Spring: three-quar- ters of mile; futurity course--King lannss, las;x Melick. f1s; Lave Wire, WdDdiane, 11e; Raymond, Castlewood Ghspultepec. c. w, Burt. 114; Fancy Fourth race. the Advance: oneS and mEss;eights miles-Dr: Gardner; l2ei Ion. E1lpfiap. 121; Tony Faust. Peter Pan, Montgomery. l14: Salvidere. Ill.
 Fifth race, handicap, one and one- eighth mile on turf-fony Faust, is; Ostrich. 105; Miss Crawford. Jacquins 112; G. L. M, e7.
 Sixth race, selling; miIe-1John smuI- ski. Ill.,; Wardine,- 10s; Lord Badge. Orphan Lad, Woodsman. 10S; Arabo, Workman. 16s; saylor. Nagazam. James N, Ed Ball, 1o3; Red Leaf, 101; Royal Ben. Easten, 99; Crafty. Prince For tunatug. as: 0olden Shore. 9I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
THE RACES
RESULTS AT LAToNIA.

E Cincinnati. July e.-Three fayorites won at Latonia today. The steepie- chase handicap over the club house course, was the feature of the card ano was won by Blne Pirate s;t. in easy fasnaon clssa Leader finished third. Grey Plume fell , at the first jump and Jockey Gernett was badly injured.
 First race, four and half furiongs- snake snake Mary. M ii0 eariaath). 5 to i. sec. ond; Inventress. 11o lJohannsen), 3 to 1, third. Time, 0:56 2-5. Barbou. Blanche H.. The Bias. Presente. Leona S;rnp SGmes Eaes sIesrg Motaeg dey ran rlor '' '"
 Second race. mile-solly M. 11o lWil- liams), s to 1, won; ouardi, 1o7 lLee), 5 to 1. second; Knight of Iyyanhoe; 1!o ee1ssa pihsns sn.rs sa ka1i1 sisS TTs iss Gold Duke. vipsania, Alveston. Sir Model. sS (Martin). 4 to s. won; Al Piniois. I & 1oa tBiIae}. 40 to 1. third. Time. 1:01. Clear. Run. Marcus Aure-
 Illus, Gratiot, Gresham, Dora Neff. Va nen. Caltha. Ed. Kane ran.
 Fourth race eteeplechase clu6 house course-Bltie Pirate, 12S (SobelD. to 1, won: John Dillon. -156 (McClurel, 8 to s. second; Class Leader. l3S (Wel- ton). 8 to l. third Time. 3;2S 2-6. Full of Fun, Subador. Blue Mint. War Chief. Maraschinoy ran. Grey Plume
 Fifth race, miis-The cIansman. 1o2 (Austinl. 15 to I. won: La Veita, S7 (Martin), 20 to l, second; Jayaness. S7 lPierratt). IF to ! third Time Time l;sS 70 Beau Brummel. Hazel Patch ran.
 Sixth race. mile and eighth-Clyde. 106 (Taylor), ' to 5, won; Louise Mac Farlan. 1O4 (Minder). to l. second: third. Time, 1:55. Belle View, Mar seilIes, Savoire Taire, Bernie Cramer, Little Elkin. Leo Bright, Water Lake ran.
 First race. i've and one half fur longs, selling-Hugh Farrell. S5. Bitter Gold. civet. sS: Merrigo. s9: Vansel. 100: L. c. widrig, Cheswardine, 102; Stone Street. Bucket Brigade. 1os: Bal la. TOT. Anna Russin. Gn6tsr,t S4 Msry 6qansnan' sIsn Ss: Aenoio. Hughes. 100: Red Thistle. Gal lithea. Frank Bills. 1O2: W. K. Slade. Bob Augustine: 1Os: Airship. 1O5.
 an1n Thrd Asst Tses ye ss sexerus se dear. s1: Hester Fora 100; Elder. Gra- cious Dame. Lady Pesca. Ada o. Wal ker. l05;> Joe Moser. Bensand. ordono.
 Fourth, mile and a sixteenth. the Decoration handicap-Red Gauntlet. 97: Princess nrha. Still Alarm. 9s: McIl- Princess Orna. Still Alarm, 99; Nell vain. Mix Sutton, 100; Wingting, 102: Convolo. 108; Iexoline, 101: The Minks. lO9; Planlands, 1O7; Phil Finch, HE; Pasadena. 114.
 Fifth race, six furlongs. handicap Gem of the Wilds. 82; George Young, ST; Funiculaire, 99; Cablegram, Mora les, 103; Hazel Thorpe, 104; Frontenac. 106.' Gold Proof. 11S. z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
SPORTS IN MOBILE
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS FOR
 THE FOURTH.
Monroe Park WnI Be the Scene of Two Baseball Games and Other Com
 tests-Greaf Crowd Is Ex- nAcfed.

Mobile. July s.--(Special. )-Elabo- rate preparations are being made by Secretary Colsson and others, connected with the local baseball club for the en- tertainment and accommodation of the fans who journey to Monroe Park to- morro wmorning and afternoon.
 It has been decided by those in charge of these matters to hold several con- tests for cash prizes immediately be- fore the opening of the afternoon game. There will be four contests open to members of both teams. The prizes will be awarded to the swiftest runner, the longest hitter, the longest thrower and the best base stealer of the afternoon. The contests will be pulled off at S:30 o'clock, the afternoon game begin ming at 4 oclOeQ. The morning game will be called st 10 o'clock
 In order to insure the prompt arrival of the local and the Columbus teams. Secretary Colsson arranged to have a special train run from Meridian 7, to- night, leaving that city immediately upon the arrival of the Columbus team from Jackson. This train will carry only the members of the two clubs.
 Preparations for handling the crowd which is certain to turn our to the games tomorrow have been perfected record breaking crowd is expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
LITTGANTs IN PARIS.
New York VIII Case Involving H2,0Oo,-
 GOO ReaelRea Appeal Court.

New York VIII Case InvOlving R2,OOo,-
 GOO Reac1ses Appeal Cowrt.
 Paris. July 3.-The appeal court to- day heard the appeal of William Au- gustus Spencer. and L.orillard Spencer, against the decision of the court which gave their sister, the Princess de Vico- varo possession of the estate of the late Charles 0riswold Spencer, brotly- CT of the two appellants, and of the princess who died here November 3. last.
 The late Mir. Spence appears to have left two wills. one dividing his estate. amounting to about s2,000,0oo, equally between his brothers and his sister. and the other leaving all the property to his sister. The brothers &cleimed that the French courts have no 1uris- dtction In the matter, and therefore they have no right to declare valid the will bequeathing the estate to the Princess Vicovaro, as the maintenance of the decision would adversely affect the steps to probate the first mention cd will. which is now pending in the surrogate's court of New York county, all the parties to the litigation being New Workers. or former citizens of New York city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, July >3.-The Pittsburgs made a great finish today. scoring three runs in the ninth inning with nobody Pittsburg - :. ..lo1 900 Oos-s
 Batteries-Philiippi and Phelps; Me Glynn and Marshall. Time. S:16. Um- pire, Carpenter.
 shut out Boston today. Corridor hold the visitors safe in every inning while the locals hit Boultes hard. Boston .. .. .ooO 900 ooo-o 2 Philadelphia .. .103 coo 20s-6 10 1
 Batteries-Boultss and Brown: Corri- don and Jacklitsch. Time, 2:05. Um- pire. Emslie.
 Chicago. July 3-Steinfeldt, sheckard and Chance won today's game for the . solve Welmer's delivery and their hits were made at the right times : Chicago. .. ....01o 1o1 0os-S 6 1 Cincinnati .. ....100 900 000-1 0
 Batteries-Reulbach and King; Wei mer and Schlei. Time. 1880. Umpire, O'Day.
 Brooklyn. July S.-In a pitchers bat tie Brooklyn won today'S game by scoring the winning run in the ninth by Strlcklett. R.HE, New York :. 1000 900 ooo-o Brooklyn .. 900 900 O01-1 6
 Batteries-Tay1or, Wiltse and Bow erman; Stricklett and Bergen. Time, 1: :52. Empires, Rigler and Klem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
SAN FRANCISCO SUED.

OutgrOwth of Japanese Restaurant
 Trouble a Damage Action
 San Francisco. July 3.-Suit against the city and county of San Francisco. was filed this afternoon in the superior court, for recovery of $2.577 for dam ages said to have been sustained by the proprietor of the Horseshoe res taurant. and Japanese bath house at Eighth and Folsom streets on May 2S. when row caused by an attack by labor union men on two non union men who were eating in the restaurant resulted in the fronts of the two places being smashed by stones and clubs.
 The suit was brought in the name of J. Ttmoto, proprietor of the bath house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
RmayTTs AT sHEnPsHrAD.

RESULTS AT sHEEPsHEAD. e
 New York, July s.--Royal vane,. the 2 to 1 favorite. won the Pansy selline stakes. six furlongs on turf, today @i Sheepsheads Bay Black sheep. a 40 ko 1 shot, was second. Summary:
 Eirst race, six furlongs. main course HanseI, i07 (Shiiiing) to i, second; Berwick 107 (Pickens) 40 to 1, thira. Time 1:lS 4-5. Cressina, Commedienne
 Second race, five and one-half fur won: Niinbur. i12 (Darner) to 1, sec tSld SnS HSs Ts dS 5sO ,5 FHsitoal H@alya II ln1San 1S sen, Hartford Boy, Master Robert, Rial to. Bobbing Around, Dead Gone, Moss, Miramer. Miss Norfolk, All Alone, He
 Third race. Pansy stakes. s six tx fgE- E DqgsI1 t0 w9n saona 5isck SMRssSj MseSiaBs iS4 Magazine, sanguine. Mansfield, Rara Avis. Holiister. Boas, George considine
 Fousssa rasS; mile and I'd qSarts5.Mssss sss Friar, ios iLowel 3 to 1. second; First Mason, 1fO (Martin) 3 to l. tiird Time 2:07 2-5. Helena, C.. St. Valentine. Banker, Bartender; as1;ns ran; ;r,,. .rH .,x. S to I. won: Thistle Dale. sS (Lowe) 90 to i second; Golden West, S4 (Walsh) l5 to l: third. Time M l:4s 3 S-S: King Onanatas, Clements, Won Tromp, Shen- andoah, Prince Ching, Andrew Mack, Lord stanhope, Mover ran.
 Sixth race, mile and a furlong-Dick FinnslI, IIO (Knapp) 8 to 1, won: How ard shean, 110 (Milier1 10 to 1, second; Perseverance, iO7 (KoerneE9 to 1. third Time 1 :54 3-6. Riprap, Brother Thomas, Ramrod, Bob Edgren, Coat of Arms, Tiffin, Mindale, Al H. Woods. win Do. Helen Porter ran. Remiss ~ Entries at sheepshead.
 First race, high weight handicap; six furlongs-Dolly spanksr. 1S7; Col White, 133; zal, 12S; Grimaldi, 126; Ben Ban, i25; Crackenthorpe, 124; 'Chantilly. 13S; True Boy. 116; Wood
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

Summary-Left on bases, Montgom- cry 5. Birmingham 7. Two-base hits, Ball, Walters. Demontreville. Three base hit. Smith Home runs. Hausen 2. Molesworth 1. Base on balls. by Maxwell ?. Malarky 1. Turner 2. Bases given for hitting batter, by MAlarkY (Smith.) Passed halls. Latimer
 Struck ont, hv Maxwell a. MaIarkv 2. Turner 0, Wilhelm I. Sacrifice hits. Henline. Demontrevllle. Molesworth
 Stolen bases. Henlihe. Ball Baxter. Derry Nve. Alcock. F'ret base on er- TOTS. Monteomerv 2 Rirningham z
 Time of eame. 1:4E. Umpire. Zimmer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
LEANDERs WIN EASILY.
Have walk in Victory Over LOndOr Raxvfnu Gslub

Henley, England. July S-The Lean der crew, as anticipated, won an easy victory over the London Rowing Club today in the first heat for the grand challenge cup. The former took the lead from the start and padded across the finish line in 77 minutes 33 sec onds.
 The British oarsmen are relying on tha Ieanders to win back the grand challenge cup which was captured by fhe Belgians last year. The crew con- tains seven old Cambridge oarsmen and is stroked by Stuart, who was stroke when Cambridge defeated Harvard In 1906
 The surprise of the day was the de- feat of Blackstaffe, holder of the dia- fnond sculls trophy, by Captain Darel' of the First Life Guards. After spIendid race Darrell won by half length. Time, minutes. 57 seconds.
 The weather was dismal wet and cola. precluding the bright costumes ana saieties which usually mark the annual water picnic here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
Greenahoro wfus Gam.

Greensboro. July S-(speciai. )-rhe last of the series of ball games with Demopolis was played this afternoon. It was hard fought fight and result ed in victory for Greensboro, the score being to 6.
 The game was most exciting and lasted thirteen innings. A large crowd was present
 Batteries--Greensbor Wheeler and Ward; Demopolis, David and Lister.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
FIGHTS SCHEDULED
 FOR JULY FOURTH

Tommy Burns vs. Bill squires. twen- ty rounds. at Ocean View Cal
 Unk Russell vs. George Herbert, twenty rounds, at Vallejo. Cal.
 Freddie Weeks vs. Grover Hayes. if teen rounds, at Cripple Creek, Col.
 Jim Flynn Vs. John Willie, twenty rounds at Pueblo. Col.
 Gus Gardner vs. Roxey Kanell. ten rounds, at Norfolk. Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

Summary wo-base hits, Atz, Cat in. Breitenstein. Stolen bases. Neigh bors. Nadeau, Gatins, Matthewss Base on balls, of Guese 1. of Suggs i. Struck out. by Guese 6. by suggs 4 Passed balls, Owens 2. Sacrifice hits. Breftenstein. Gaston. Time, 2:00 Um-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
Tmn INTERSTATE CONTRACT COM.
 PANY.

Forty miles of Railroad Grading, etc, at Pensacola, Florida.
 Proposals for Grading forty (40) miles of Railroad, etc.. will be received at the offics of the Interstate Contract Ce., No. 224 (second floor) Brent Build ing, Pensacola, Fla, until noon on July 2o, 1907.
 On and after the 22nd of June. the p5nmn, Profiies, Contract, Specifications and forms of Proposals for Work can be seen at the above address.
 The work to be graded covers twen- fy l20) miles of the Andalusta Divis- ion, and also twenty (2OJ miles of the Atnore Division of the Pensacola, Ala ha.saa and Western Railroad.
 The company reserves the right to Ra1ect any or all bids.
 B K ROBERTS.
 For the Interstate Contract Company. .-1st-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
AQUATIC EVENTS SCHED-
 ULED FOR TODAY

Peoples regatta. on the Schuylki1l River, at Philadelphia.
 Regatta of the New England Anna teur Rowing Association, on the Charles River, at Boston.
 Regatta of the North Pacic Asso- citation of Amateur oarsmen on Lake WAahIn&AasSat Seattle, Wash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Augusta. July s.--schopp was inef- fective at times today.
 R.HAE. Jacksonville Q. ..02O 200 00O-4 { o Augusta 900 900 OO0-0 5 1 Batteries-Lee and Roth; Schopp and Connolly
 Columbia, July 3.-With Macon hav- ing the bases full. Umpire Davis called the gamerin the beginning of the sixth inning.
 R.H.E. Macon .... .... ......O0O OO-O 2 o Columbia .. .. ...... 900 00-0 8 l Batteries-Harley and Harnish; Vie- balm and McCabe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

Three in a row.
 "champeens"-what a parody.
 Hausen holds the record of two home runs in game.
 And still they say that Birmingham has a ball team.
 A crowd of local fans went to At lanta with the team last night and will take in the two games there to- day. The local fans will listen to Jack Higgins. who will give both of the games at his matinee hall, first one at 10:30 this morning.
 Those will be red hot battles be- tween Cleveland and Chicago in the American today. Only ten points be- hind the White Sox are the fence breakers" and today's games will be fight for the lead of Ban Johnson's league. Lajoie will have the backing of his home rooters as the games will be played in Cleveland.
 Curtis Gardner makes Brodie look like cancelled postage stamp. but DeMont. looks all in-in fact. the en- tire team needs an injection Of ginger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

Paskert. Jordan, 'S Fox, s zeller. ecrsT TWo base hits. Lister, 9; Jordan. Three base hits, McElveen, Duggan, Dobbs. Base on bals, off Perdue. 8; off Teller, pitch. Perdue. Hit by pitcher. by Eel Ter. 2. Left on bases, Nashville, All {; Atlanta, 10 Passed ball, Wells. Struck out, by Perdue, 3; by Teller, 1. Time 20$ Umpire Hackett.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
MEMPHIS SHUT OUT
GUEsE IN FINE TRIM FoR FELL. " tSA CANS. &
sugss was nit Freely and Babbiers " Gave Their Pitcher Fine Sup- ty DOrt-Score A to 0.

Memphis, Tenn. July s.-The New day and won by score of ' to o.
 Guese pitched e splendid game for the visitors. allowing but three hits and his support was excellent. Suggs was hit freely and the errors of the home team were costly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

A building permit was yesterday is sued to J. Loeb to erect residence on 9he corner of High and Court streets. sf d cost of 94,000. Work on the build inw win be begun at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

E1reworIks
 Electric Park Tonight, StSO. 2 performanees Casino, 8ISO and e'OO ssSOuaefhing doing" all day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
IIIslsRy:R Messenger

Phone 1ss ana . messenger will call al your home or office in a few minutes. Prompt service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

Lee Thurman, ss; ESsserian. ss; Viper inc, 100; McChord. Husted. 10a; Light ming Conductor Minos. 1O3; Telescope, Potter. 1ob; Stoner HiiL Barnsdaie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York, July S.-Philadelphia won today's game from New York in the eighth inning on Plank's home run hit Chases error. base on balls and Old rings hit
 R.H.E. New York .. ... 900 900 1O0-1 5 Batteries-Plank and Powers; Moore, Chesbro and Thomas. Time, 2:l5. Empires, Stafford and Hurst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
AN EASY WINNER ATLANTA TAKES CAME FROM
 NASHVILLE.
Errors Made By The Dcbbers Were
 Numerous And CostIy-ScOre ~e l Was 10 to 8.

Nashville. Tenn, July 3.--Nashville's errors were numerous and costly to- day and Atlanta was an easy winner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
Exclusive Dress for Men.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
BARNES SCHOOL NOTICE.

Mx Barnes will be absent from the city for Q short time For the present, telephone inquiries should be made by phone 1894 Mall sent to IS wilson St. will receive pxompt attention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
DIVIDEND NOTICE

Al a nsefing of the directors of the Fourth National Bank of Mont gomery, Ala, bald ct It's Qffice on June 2Sth. semi-an- &ual dividend of four per cent on it's capi- kal stock was declared payable on and af- tor July nrst. 1907.
 kt A. J. JONES, Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
COTTON srATrs LEAcur.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League-- Nashville, g.; Atlanta, 10.
 Memphis, O; New Orleans, 2.
 Montgomery. II; Birmingham,
 NO other games scheduled. South Atlantic League. Savannah Charleston, postponed ;.rai I Columbia. 0; Macon, O; called. ent
 Augusta. Q; Jacksonville. {. American League z Boston. 1; Washington, 6. New York, 1; Philadelphia, 8.
 cieExeiand. E. 8; Chicago. l. National League Chicago. 8; Cincinnati, l.
 Pittsburg. 5. St: Louis. 1.
 Philadelphia, g.; Boston, o. American Assoeiation-- Milwaukee. 8: Kansas City, 3. Indianapolis, 8; Toledo g.
 Columbus, A Louisville, B.
 St. Paul, IA; Minneapolis, Il. Cotton States League Jackson, 12; Columbus, l. Meridian, 1; Mobile, o. 4a No other games scheduled.  T0DAY'S SCHEDULE. Southern League Montgomery at Atlanta Nashville at Birmingham. Shreveport at Memphis.
 Little Rock at New Orleans. Cotton States League Columbus at Mobile
 Vicksburg at Jackson.
 Guhport at Meridian. South Atlantic League Jacksonville at Charleston. Columbia at Augusta.
 Macon at Savannah. American League ale Chicago at Cleveland. St. Louis at Detroit Philadelphia at New York
 Washington at Boston, National League Boston at Philadelphia. New York at Brooklyn
 Cincinnati at Chicago,
 St. Louis at Pittsburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

Boston. July 3.-Boston was beaten today by Washington in a poorly play ed game.
 R.H.E. Boston .. e. 100 900 0S0-4 8 2 Batteries-Falkenber and Warner: Winter and Criger. Time, 1:42. Um- pire. Sheridan.
 Cleveland, July 3.-Cleveland defeat ed Chicago again today. Leibhardt held Chicago down to three hits and would have shut out the visitors but for an error of judgment by Clarke.
 R.HE. Chicago .. .. ...o 900 900 O10-1 8 1 Batteries-Liebhardt and Clarke; White and Sullivan. Time, TAO. Um- pires, Evans and OLoughliu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

Southern League Nashville, g.; Atlanta, 10. Memphis, O; New Orleans, z. Montgomery. II; Birmingham. g..
 No other games scheduled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
T0DAY'S SCHEDULE,

Southern League Montgomery at Atlanta.
 Nashville at Birmingham.
 Shreveport at Memphis.
 Little Rock at New Orleans,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04

South Atlantic League. Savannah Charleston. postponed ;.rai Il of fifth; rain.
 Augusta. O.; Jacksonville, {.
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