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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
Entries at Latonia.

First race, four ani '.ne-h3f fur- longs, purse-Hugh Farre1, Addax, Al bert Fanse, Present, Grande, Dariine Dan, Gracious Dame, 107; Joe M. Ler Godchaux, Highbinder, Shakespeare Wine Merchant, Major Mack, simon Well, Stonerflan, Bitter Gold, 110.
 Second race, six furlongs, selling-No Quarter, 1O2; sand Catcher. 95; Miht- boy, Soprano, 9S; Wedgewood, Bozer- rian, 100; Miss Katy, Caroline w.. 101 Harold D., 102; Viperine, Tsara, 103i Frank Bill, 105; Naughty, Careless, 105i Braden, 10S; Telescope, 109.
 Third race, mile. selling-Gold Spray 97; Monochord. 101; Grace Wagner, 102; Quick Rich, Casperdine, 104; Shawana Marseilles. Jehane. 106; Water Lake w K. Slade. 107; Clyde O., Red Thistle Gambler, Hillar, Precious Stone, 10S Dr. Spruill, 121.
 Fourth race, steeplechase, The Ken lucky, $1,000 added, Clubhouse course Pierpont, 130; Graceland( 1S1; Potash 1S5; Rejectable, 139; Dell Leath. 146' John Dillon, 147; Lemth. Dillon, Noble
 Fifth race, six fur1ongs, handicap Prince Ahmed, 104: Wingting, stenger 1o5: Frontenac,( 109.
 Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth selling-Quardi, s9; Quagga, 97; ober- on. 101; Grace Currier, 102; La Cache Florizel, 103: Proteus, 104; Ethel Mark Athens. Docile, Scalplock 106: Sultry 107; Bull Finch Henry O., 10S; Devout 113; Bendigo, IA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Top was third. Two favorites won.
 First race, about six. .furlongs-Grim o ss BrusseiD Si D9E E to T I second w za za ial Esdv Efsd'1asli Amelia, fl Reaslip. e Red R@iVer. @ val. opss Second Tace seline fa steeplechase about two and one half miles.-sherif Williams, 131 (Koehlerl 4. to l, won Dulcian, l3o (Dupee) 3 to 1. third Time 4:55 s,5: Tom cogan ran. Ruckman cabocSon. eifS .aHsS fSS ns naa 20 Running Water, 126 (Millerl to 10, second Don Enriaue Ims fo$ H0PPaes3 Pses31r;s to Tommy Waddell. Bad News Red Friar. o sarts zst9ra saassssS stssss five Ter SSoi seeond GiSsa Whipfop. t if 9srusse i5 to 1 third Time l;o1 1 4-5; sGedeSr; ,nsSsa Flower inEHIord I8 fHisi stanhOpe. S anS S4 Hsnry5 1s to won; Tigping l91 1ds 'E RrDsss1 Dggd1r) to 1, third. Time 2:o7. Master of Craft. Robador. The Cricket. Red Leaf. Lally. vfasss0 sass raee Renyas Hs anS ESwa%aE ffn tonESmM2esRiSls'l E Hon; sesisp l5s 'Mi2sr}
 sSsTd sssOnd Ta HolliSfeT7 67 lOe ym6a sIe Bola1do Troublesome. Aiauda, Live Wire. Mil ford, Former. Huck, Beardall ran.
 Entries at Gravesend.
 First race, handicap, 2-year-olds, five and a half furlongs-Smokert 126; Spooner, 124; Gene Russell, 122; Har- court 11s; Ziephen, 11s; La Jeunesse, Queen Margarite, IT; scallop, 1ie; Sweet Taire, 115: Arasee, IA; Bolando, Belle Stefin, 112; Orena, no; Alex Grant, 10S: Hartford Boy. 1oo.
 Second race, selling. Swear olds and m. mile and sixteenth--Lancastria f6T: e. Gary, Col White. 106; Samuel H. Harris. i05; King Cole. 1oS; Mars ton, Annetta Lady, 102; Gallant Dan. 100; Special License, 99; Allomaise. 9S; Don Creel, 95; Clements, Fauss. SS'
 Third race, maiden Allies. 2-year-oids. five furlongs-Wild Star, Dial Plate. Great Dame, Hilbert. Fashion, Nim- porte, Ruth Taylor, Golden Buckle. Dixon Belle. Aglaina. Glorious Betsy. Queen Helen, ImitAtor, Pasquinade, Night Mist, Lady Scuffie, 1O9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
FIRE LADDIES PLAY
MONTGOMERY FEARS THE BIR-
 MINGHAM TEAM.
Local Fire Fighters Believe They Can Win If They But Stay on the Ground During
 the Game.

The Montgomery Fire Department last night were not quite as gloomy as the Montgomery Southern Leaguers were in Little Rock yesterday But the fl st game played in Birmingham be- tween the Montgomery Fire Depart ment and the Birmingham laddies seems to have demoralized the Mont gomery players
 Birmingham has good team" said a prominent fireman last night, and SO has Montgomery, for that matter don't think for minute that I am trying to run down the Montgomery players
 in the first game played in Rir- mingham we got thirteen hits tn their and not go up in the air like one of Santos Dumont's pets. we will win that game tomorrow on our hitting abili- ties ["
 It will be a good game with plenty of funny incidents and enthusiastic played for the Firemen's Benefit Asso- ciation Ladies will be admitted free The line-ups of both teams follow:
 Birmingham-W. D. Whitehead shortstop; B. T. Maxey, center field T. P. Curran (Captain). first base. j. F. McDonough third base s. A. Middle ton, catcher G. A. Harris. left field: A C. Zimmerman. right field; F. F Brown, pitcher; E. W. Taylor and c. c Giles, utility.
 Montgomery-C. A. Ayres. catcher: A. Calm. first -ase; s. Mann second 3ase W. | Bryant. third base J.. R, R; field B. Sellers. center field; M A. Watts. right field; J. S. BoatwriEht. pitcher: L. A. Collier, utility. P. 1. Carrigan will umpire the game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
PRETTY PITCHERS BATTLE
 BETWEEN WALSH AND KEITH
Three Hits on College Boy and Six on TexAn. only One Run Be- ing Scored During
 the Game.

The prettiest pitchers battle seen this season was the second game be- tween Walsh and Keith. Both of them had remarkable trol, three hits being made on Keith and six off Walsh the eighth inning being the only time when two hits came together on the gave one base on balls. but he was in- vincible, striking out ten men and never letting hits get gummed up on him.
 Up to the sixth inning the Climbers had never been able to get a man past first base With two out in the sev. enth Ball got hit that put him on second. Keith ended 1t by striking Baxter out.
 In the last half of the eighth Bow cock the first man up, clouted dou- ble and counted when Wood hit one by first base Keith was out on a fly to Walsh Id Rockenfial ald hit f1v to Walsh. who tossed it ovt to Hausen before Wood col d scramble back to first, completing the double-but the one best run had been scored.
 Malarky batted for Walsh in the ninth but was out on a foul to the catcher. Fred Houtz, wh, had been striking out with painful regularity, hit clean and stole second. Then 1t Nay"-and Wye hit one that Rock enfield dug up and threw to first be- fore the runno- reached there
 The game was over with the Tray elers hay.ng the big end by score of l to 0.
 The score was:
 Second game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
MIKE FINN IS QUITE H0GGISH sl
 Takes Both Games in
 Double e-header, TURNS TABLES ON CLIMBERS Travellers Nose Out in Each Contest
 by Single Tally. Elger Wins From Maxwell by Score of
 to 2, and ats Out
 Walsh With the
 Score l to O.

The pitifully hopeless, sad outlook on the faces of the fans as they si- lently filed out of Jack Higginss plac' shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday aft ernoon reached the sublimity of pathos The Climbers had spilled both games of the double header. and Mike Finn had played even. On the Eastern trip. Little Rock lost both games of the double header here. Maxwell winning the first against Buchanan. to 8, and Weems and Malarky winning the sec day. E, fer won the first game from Keith won the second game from Walsh by score of l to o.
 It made the thirteenth utout affair that the Climber have butted into this season. nine on the road and four at home. winning four and losing nine, It made eighteen gales. won and lost by one run, winning six and losing twelve. And 1t made bunch of just about as heartsick fans as one ever sees. These little statistics are given into the lacerated feelings of local fandom, who will be just as smiling and hopeful today as they were before the terrible affair of yesterday:
 Only three hits were ma ie off Max. well in the first game. but that proved enough to land the game. Page smash ing out a thsee. sacker and counting
 In the second game Rube Keith was hedged about with a shield of armnr plate twenty feet thick. and it was as easy for the Climbers to hit him as 1t Is to tell the sizea of this years cotton crop. Only three times during the entertainment were the Climbers able to sneak bingle through rivet hole of that armor plate-Henline in the third, Ball in he seventh. and Hout1 in the ninth.
 The balance of the timo the elon- gated college pitcher simply stood the Climbers on their ads, ten of them watkins fn the n1afa making few passes as the southpaw's delivery. and sitting down again. Walsh pitched a great game of ball-a game that will win nine times out of ten-but with the magni cent work of the man who turned down the Rhoades Scholar ship against him, his hands were vir- tually tied.
 Both games were remarkable affairs, the two teams playing errorless ball in both of them, and after two of the fiercest kind of battles the Climbers were nosed out .n both. Mike Films people assuredly deserved ev- erything.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis, June 17.-St Louis was shut out today in the first game played here this year by Brooklyn. St. Louis .. 1000 900 ooO-o Batteries.Lush ana M Marshall: Shall Paso torious and Ritter. Time, 1:32. Um- pire. O'Day =. Chicago June 17.-Chicago defeated Boston today in lively game. Chicago :. .. 1000 100 1o.-s II 2 Boston :. .. -. 1000 o1O 00O-1 g Batteries-Brown and Kling; Young and Needham. Time, 1:49. Umpires, Carpenter and Johnstone.
 Cincinnati, June 17.-After New York had made three runs in the sixth in- ming without the semblance of a hit. swelling their total to six, the locals gave up the ghost and finished without spirit.
 RH.E. Cincinnati .... ..0p0 O10 00O--1 1 New York .. .0b0 033 012--9 13 Batteries-Mason and Mclean; Ames and Bresnahan. Time. 1 :5S. Empires Klem and Rigler.
 Pittsburg, June 17.-Pitcher Moren. a resident of this city, made his first ap- pearance in the National League as twirler for Philadelphia today and for seven innings held the Pittsburgs to no hits. In the eighth inning he was hit five times in succession. netting three runs. Pittsburg :. .. ..oOO 900 osO-s 3 Philadelphia .. ..211 001 002-7 o Batteries-walters, Camnitz and Gib- son; Moren and Dooin. Time, 2:03. Umpire, Emsiie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
THE RACES
Results at LntonIa.

Cincinnati. June 1.-The fourth event, purse race, at seven furlongs. was the feature of the card at Latonia today. Beau Brummel the favorite. won the race in a drive from Electo- rine, with Ovelando third. Two favor ites won. Track fast
 First race. six furlongs-Deacon. 106, (Pickens) to 1, won; Monsignor, 106, (Bailey) 100 to 1. second; Blaze O'Light, 101, (Butler). to l, third, Time. 1:14 25. Greane, Exact Pretty Mich ael, Our Anna. Orland Wick. Roder &. D'Ormont. Lady Jenkins, Contestee, Dr. Turner, Bell Mence Wild Violet and Berryman ran.
 Second race five furlongs-Mackerel. 105, {Pickens), 2 to l, won; Stone Street. 1O4, c. Lee). 19 to 5. second; Sabado, 100 (Powers) g to l, third :. Time. 1:02. Bias, Lady Flora Rexall. Epitome, Margaret Randolph and Me- Atee ran.
 Third race. mile-woolstone. 1O4. (Pickens), to i. second; Delestrome' 1O2. (Powers), 3 to l. third. Time,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
1:42. Hazel Patch, Monere. vipsanig

1:42. Hazel Patch, Monere. vipsani9 Anna Ruskin, Sanderson, Dr. Lee Hun. man and Frank Flesher ran.
 Fourth rae race, seven furiongs.ES,eacu gg E,ac, torine, S7, (Bilac). to 2, second: overiando Ss, tMartin), 8 to l., third Time, 1:27 Is. Tanglewood Col. l.. Douglas and Harry Scott ran.
 Fifth race. four and ne.half fur longs-Katherine Murphy. 106. .lTrue- man), 12 to 1. won; Moscow Belle, sS' sS. (Fogarty) 60 to 1. third. Time, :55. 2-5. Evelyn S., Esther Brown, Black Dress. Dona H., Caro D4sant, Brown Mary, Beth Goodwin, Balla, Cheridah and Merrigo ran.
 Sixth race, mile and -eighths- Bernice Cramer, 103. (Lee). to 1. won; Atilla. 1oS, (Butler2; g to 5, second alfrde third E1frms Time, S:2s. Incubator. Tan: cred. Leo Bright. D. G. Taylor and Judex ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
MOLLY HAMMERED
MOBILE WINS GAME FROM GULF
 PORT TEAM.
Montgomery Boy Pitched Fine Ball Up to Fifth. But Went Into Air and
 He Was Benched.

Gulfport. Miss. June 17.-(SpeciaL)- Mobile took the first game of the se- ries with Gulfpopt today before a large
 Mobile got a running start in the first inning by making four runs on three hits. coupled with three glaring srS srr9rf ys o1 the 5r ead Of afp9+ Reig seS not overcome. but for that bad start, Bryant twirled a fine game fielding his position in grand style and keeping Mobiles safeties well scattered.
 Molly, who was on the firing line for Mobile, started off in fine shape, not a hit being registered against him punched hits and scored two after two were down.
 A home run by Krebs over the left field fence, and a double by Bryant. scored two more. Manager McCay at once chased Molly to the bench and substituted Brunner, who prevented any more scoring.
 The hitting of Boyd and Rielly were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
Results mt Gravenend.

New York. June 17.-Hitcock's 2. Astoria stakes at Gravesend toda-, Clara J., took the lead early and led bv s couple of lengths in the first quarter
 tain brought up the favorite and wor by three lengths from Clara J. Whit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
Fritz out; hit by batted ball.

Mobile ............ 400 O01 00O--5 Gulfport .,:...:... ooo oSo 2o0-4
 Summary-Two base hits, Lively, Bry- Passe5 balls, Fritz, l; Krebs, 1. Stolen bases. Adamina. Bases on balls, of Bryant Q; off Brunner, o; off Molly, O. Struck out, Bryant, 6; Brunner. O; Noly. 1. Hit by pitcher by Bryant, Adamina. Sacrifice hits, Bryant Double plays Ison to Rielly to Gilks Umpire Dawkins. Innings pitched Molly, 23; Brunner, 2 1-3. Hits, off Molly, z; off Brunner B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Idttle Rock .. ....... 200 OON h1"-2 Montgomery .. .. ....000 110 000-2
 Summary-Two-b hits, Rocken- field. Ball Hausen. Three-base hit Page. Sacrifice hits. Gilbert. Nye. Per. ry. Baxter Stolen bases. Rockenfield. Miller. Houtz, Perry. Base on balls, off Maxwell. 1: off Ensle. 4. Struck out
 by Maxwell A. by Engle. B. Hit bv pitcher. Miller EnGle. Wild pitch. engle CD. Time. 1:40. Umpire. Rim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Selma. Ala June 14th, 1907. Sealed bids will be received at City En- efneer.s office until 12 o'clock noon Tues day June 25th, 1907 for paving water Street rom the east margin of Sylvan to the west margin of Church and Broad Streets from the north margin of Water to the south margin of Philip, with brick bituli- thic and asphalt on a six inch concrete foundation.
 The right to reject any and all bids re- served. Plans and specifications on file at the office of City Engineer, Julien Smith.
 V B. ATKINS, Mayor W. |. QUINN, Chairman St. Committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
A FEW FOUL TIPS,

Skunked, b'gosh.
 Mir. Page did 1t with his little stick
 Cheer up, all is not lost. Brooklyn Wonder. if there were any rubber balls in that New Orleans game.
 The Climbers have won thirteen odE lost seven of the last twenty games. Not so bad.
 Don't so very well know how they that Rhodes Scholarship. Ten strike outs and one base on balls-well. say.
 Walsh has lost ,nly two games out of the last seven he has pitched. Going some that, and f ne keeps that gait he will be one of ths best in the busi- ness.
 Birmingham was shutout yesterday and the BabblerS climb up to the top again, the Pelicans shutting out At lanta.
 Pretty foxy of Mike Finn to make Malarky play. that, double header right after the trip through the swamps Looks. bad to see Shreveport travel Ing so fast. Clin Ders open h Pirate town Friday md Shreveport Is only a few-.a mighty-few points behind the ClirNbers.
 MT. Finn got his revenge all right. But two more games are o be played in Little Rock, yesterdays double header being caused by both the Mont gomery and Little ROCK teams having to catch a train on Montgomery last visit to Finntown. Wish they had had to a, some mor5 .caihS ytster3dy--but they caught somerhing r's-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Su.annry--Stolen base, Manrins Z Base on balls, of Wilhelm, on BiIis 5: Sacrifice hits, EiiIs, Babk. Walters iime 1:40. Umpire Pf i,rger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
BLANK BIRMINGHAM
WILHELM oUTPrTCHED BY BABES + BOY BILLS.
AIthough Barons Landed On Egyptian
 Twirler Eight Times For Safe f swats Runners Could Not .f CrOaa Pan.

Memphis. Tenn. June 17.-Memphis scored three runs in the fourth ana fifth innings by punching hits while Bills kept the visitors hits scattered and they were unable to score. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
InIured in Explonion .

New York. June 1.-Two firemen were seriously injured and eight oth- ers slightly burned in an explosion of gas which was caused by fire in the home of Mrs. Wesley Tyson today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Summary-Two base hits, Warrender, Lewee. Sacrifice hits, Warrender. Base on balls, off Graham. 1; off Sorrell A. Struck out. by. Graham, 9; by Sor- rell. 8. Hit by pitcher; by. Sorrell, 1. bases, Shreveport, '. Double plays, Lewee to Benson to Clark. 2; Benson to Lewee to Clark; McElveen to Wells to Lister. Time. 1:45. Umpire Hack
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Washington, June 17.-Detroit de- feated Washington today in an excit- Severs each lasted an inning and Fat ten and Killian finished the struggle
 Washington =. 200 % 0O2 O-4-1o-5 Detroit .. ..030 900 001 1-1-5-7-0
 Batteries-Patten. Hughes, Graham and Warner: Killian. Sievers and Schmidt. Time 2:05. Umpire Sheridan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
SINGLE HIT
GRAHAM PITCHES A GILT EDGED
 GAME.
Shreveport has No Difficulty in Win- ming From DObbers, Shutting Out Team From Nashville-SOrrell
 was Easy.

pitched a one hit game today and the locals won by a score of to 0. Sor- rell was hit freely. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
BEATS THE WIZARD
NEW ORLEANS AT LAST coNoUrps
 HELLER.

oia Silver Bill Phillips Allowed Boast. CTS bat Three Bingies While Rube
 Forced For Ten Safe-
 ties.
 New Orleans, La, June 17.-New Or game, Phillips having the best of Ze1. ief In pitching. Breitenstein's one handed catch of Smiths drive against !ett Leid renee. and the work of both tndelds were features.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
 PlpvPd NOp nsf D C
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

southern League NfT Memphis. GllHans 5; BIrninsham, z aitasR.a C o. Little Rock, s-1; Montgomery.
 Shreveport, 5; Nashville, 0. Pittsburg, 5; Philadelphia, 2. Cincinnati. |; New York, 9. st chleaxc, heass; g; g; Bcsson, BBesGa1yn. i. 2 American League. Kansas City, 4; Toledo, 5.
 coIa%Sas: ,; Milwaukee. l.
 Indianapolis. 8; St. Paul, 4. South Atlantic League Jacksonville. l; Augusta, 6. ..t Columbia, 2; Macon, Lii innings Charleston, 4; Savannah, 0. American Association Washington, 4; Detroit. s. Boston, 4; St. Louis, IL
 Boston, 8: St. Louis, i.
 New York, 4: Chicago, 3.
 Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, i. Cotton States League Vicksburg. 4; Meridian, Q. Gulfport, 4; Mobile. 5
 Jackson, 4; Columbus, 8. ToDAY'S SCHEDULE. Southern League Montgomery at Little Rock. Birmingham at Memphis.
 Atlanta at New Orleans.
 Nashville at Shreveport. American League Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at New York.
 Detroit at Philadelphia.
 Cleveland at Washington. National League Boston at Chicago. New York at Cincinnati.
 Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
 Brooklyn at St. Louis. Cotton States League Mobile at Gulfport. Meridian at Vic,tsburg
 Columbus at Jackson. South Atlantic League. Macon at Columbia. Savannah at Charleston.
 Augusta at Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

summary-Two base hit Breitenstein. Breitenstein to Atz to Sabrie; Nadeau to Gatins- Struck out, by Phillips. 2: by Teller. 3. Base cn balls, off Philitrs, l; by Teller. l: Hit by pitcher, Cat ins. Left on bases. New Orleans. 4: Atlanta. 3. First on errors, Atlanta. q Time, 1:25. Umpire Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Columbia. June 17-Pitching honors were about even until the eleventh, when the locals punched hits. Score: Macon 100 900 900 Oo-1 $ Q Q Columbia .0Oo 900 100 01-2 1
 Batteries-Quinn and Parrish; White
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Philadelphia, June 17.-Philadelphia three runs in the first Inning on two hits and two errors. The home team batted opportunely.
 S-.... cmfwyp AOIN 40 NOINNNNN Philadelphia =. 300 100 OOx-4-10--1
 Batteries-Joss and Wakefield: Coombs and Powers. Time 1850. Um- pires, Evans and Stafford.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

New York. June 1.-The local Am ericans won another game from Chi cago today in hard eleven inning battle Each side changed pitchers in chicsgo taf eighth inning 6dS 900 2,O OO-s-11-s ,. 0Bw..R ... fwyp fwpydwlu New York 001 100 010 01-4.1s-3
 Batteries-White, Smith and Sulli- van; Doyle, Chesbro and Kleinow Time, 2:35. Umpire O'Loughlin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
ANALYSIS
EXPERT CHEMICAL
The University of Illinois,
 Chemical Laboratory.
URBANA, ILL, April 16, 1907,

| URBANA, ILL.,, April 16, 1907. The Coca-Cola Co.,, Atlanta Ga. Gentlemen: I have just completed analysis of | Coca-Cola purchased at Bradey's confectionery
 store in Champaign Illinois. found that Coca-Co
 la does not contain cocaine other powerful aka
 loids The quantity of caffeine detected was O.24
 per cent in 100 parts by weight of Coca Cola Where
 dry teas contain to 34 per cent, dry cotfees O6
 to 2,2 per cent and 'coffee extracts OPS to 1.98
 per cent of caffeine it will be that Coca Cola does not differ much physiologicaly from these
 mon beverages
 | Very truly yours, | (Signed) DR. VIM. M DEHN. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Phone 337 W. A. BeGngath. Mgr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Charleston, June 17-Raymond struck out fourteen. men today, shutting out Savannah Score: R. H. L Savannah =. .O00 900 000-0 9 6
 Batteries-Raymond and Reisinger Ford and Kahlkof
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston. June 17.-n the morning game today Boston held the lead over St Louis until the fifth when the vis- itors found Tannehill and scored six runs. following with five more in the first two innings.
 St. Louis .. .. 900 063 200-11-15-2 Boston .. .... .101 100 010--4-S---4
 Batteries-Powell. Morgan and Bue- low; Harris, Oberlin. Tannehill and Arbrustor.
 Time 2O6 Umpires. Hurst and Con- molly.
 Boston won the afternoon game by punching hits in the seventh inning. Boston :. . .... .000 900 300-3-8-2
 B4tteries-Young and Griger: Howell and Buelow Time 1885. Umpires. Hurst and Conolly
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Jacksonville, June 17.-Augusta had little trouble in winning today. Score;
 R. Fl. F. Augusta g. .. .211 900 200-6 II o Jacksonville .0I0 900 O00-l 1 Batteries-Holmes and Fox; Sitton and Roth.
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he score was
 Second game
Montg tgomery-
Score by innings:

Totals .. .... ....29 0 3 "A 10
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Looks bad to see Shreveport travel. Ing so fast. CliIn pers open In Pirate few-a mighty-few points behind the ClinMbers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Little Rock .. .. ....000 900 0lE- Montgomery ., .. 1000 900 000-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

New Orleans, 2; Atlanta, 0. Memphis, 8; Birmingham, 0. Little Rock, 3-1; Montgomery. 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Pretty foxy of Mike Finn to make Malarky play that double header right after the trip through the swamps from Memphis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-07
PERSONAL


T.
Frank Lloyd left last night for o
business trip to Philadelphia and Bos
ton.
Mrs. Ira Smith has returned from a
several days visit at Morgantown.
Miss Meta Bartlett of Monongah,
is at walla walla. Washington, spend.
ing the winter on a ranch with her
brother. Guy Bartlett.
Mrs. John King. who had been the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. s. z. Up.
ton, returned to her home in Parkers-
burg yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Thompson, who had been
the guest Of her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. X, D. Walker, returned to her
home in Pittsbuug Yesterday. (.
Mrs fred Kahrf and children leave
on Saturday for Herrodsburg, KY,
where Icy expect 70 reside. Mr..
Kahrl VIII join them later Miss SUI.
san Aiiin. who had spen. the winter
here with her sister, Mrs. Kahrl, viii
accompany them TO Kentucky.