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uno ftredte ben Daouneilenoen nit
elmer 3uael gu 8oben. Ser @etruF.
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ler, TIT ibtper oerlebt.
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rodrts Deroen Wolfsiaaoen ueran.
uno nur Benige maoen 1id1
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3m Saitenset.

Rit NihermitttpDh idIiest nnn NAL,
OHicien Der garnepql,
Oob Wtancher, Iieht man, tuie er's treibi
yin Narr oos ganae Sahr lang bleibt.
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Wenn man elm tpenia falten tut.
nnb tuas man .Satenti1h" oft nennt,
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Oenn. hab' ib einen feinen 5tih,
Braub ib nibt 5Ieiib auf meinem Eiid6.
Sarum mag Seoermann es fill
Sd balten, ME ers qerabe min.
Sd fafte nibt-Ou maait es tun,
Wtes Seoem einmal paiiet nun.
Odd labeit bu gum Slid midi Elm,
SDHt' es audi .~Sotenipetle" iein,
90 lei 9euiB, bob mrs behn9t,
Ooh zines nur let Dir aeiaet:
Ser Slid. bas lit elm @aiertier,
uno oaS tuta lhruimmen, bort tuie bier,
Drum Jorge aud. bas su Der Aeit
Gin gutter Srunt gleih iteb' bereit.
Nttt 8etn mod Baiier rot ib Dir,
Nm befteu ihmedt bier zone Star Bier,
Damn 1T Der Slid, pie man es nennt,
So redbt in Ietnem Clement.
9as. sIaub mir, lit elm @6ttermobl,
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Beuirt bic 8aft' nit &Dne gtar Bier.
Sei's audi elm T~aftenseit. geribt.
9arfber slrnt oetn @ait Dir nidht.
Soh ueiB ib ems. er iaat Dir 9anf,
ou ihm gone Star 0ier gum
Grant.
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Muerlet.

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Guenue 6, uelbes in Der @oGt ppm
Dienatao ouf WtittuuG abbrannte,
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bauen mollte. Das @eb6uoe mar
fir SIP. 900 uerfihert. Die @ntite.
bungsuriahe oes Seuers lift unbes
tannt.
WittmDn mittag eeriet oas
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nur oaa Saus in Brand geiebt, ion.
bern AUDI bic &leioer BON 5rau Mil=
Ter, an Die iie iih a%ntlammerte.
rpena Der leBteren nibt ibr Wann
au 6ilfe getommer mdre. So Qes
lang eS linen beioen, bic aleis
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litten. Nub oas Wiuer'lhe gbes
paar bat ihmerabafte GerleBunaen
oauOn aetragen. Der an 0aus unb
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mar MIR aerine.
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Gele Qihaft baben benz Wapor cine
Betition iiberreibt, in Der iie uu, Die
@rlaubniS bitten, Die BlGbe uno
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oaB man Die 2icenafteuern BON oies
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rat gu iberweiien. Der ALIEN uber bic
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= 8. Sc. &utbmeQ uuroen in lei.
mem Smaoenerinb . BruseB geaeu
5rau @lifabetb g. Rampmann $4,.
600 augeiprDhen. NotbueG ruar
iber Elm 6inoernis auf benz Geiten.
mege uDr einem 6auie, tuelhes Trau
8aalpmanrt 9ebDrte, aefaQen uno
bate fih ihmer uerlebt.
Nus Der Office uDn 6. u. Sra,
ues an Der College traRe iino Yer.
neff acknowledgements i'm @erte BON
$500 geitobleu tuurben.
Ser ,,SnternatiDnal Club,
iber oeiien beabithtiete @rinouna
mir ibon friber beridatet baben, bat
iih Drganifiert. Tbeooore 6orris
muroe gum Brdiibenten. 8. Drpnstt
Jun Setretdr uno S0lepb Jroit gum
Sbahmeiiter erpdhlt.
Durh @~rplDliDn zines 9aloliu.
Ofers entftano in Dem 6auIe BON 8.
.. 3inn an Der BurlelDn . Strase
elm Teuer, melfes oas 6aus uol.
ft6nbia serit5rte. Der Shaoen be-
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gum 9eil burh Berfiheruna aebedt.
Die Teras Star Senbing Watd
GDmpanp bat ibren Charter einaes
reidt. Das Rapital lit nit $50, 600
a1QeQeben.
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Ser Gmmlrat.

Der Shulrat bat in ieiner lebteu
Sibuna einen Gorimlag oes $50.
mems Club" in Der 6odihule 4ohs
unterridt einsufibren. anaenDmr1er.
Der nnterriht iDI niHt pbliaatorild,
ietn, Niemano miro aesmunaeu, an
Tim teilsunebner. es lheint aber.
als mern bic uieifter Shalerinnen
Der 6Dbihule teilnebmen merbeu.
Der rWDmen's Club" ruiro bic Sch.
rerin besablen, bic ben unterridt lei.
ten fDa, uro ieoe Sbnlerin, Die an
ibnt t%ellninn1t, bat einen Dollar fir
ben @ebrauh Der INSTRUMENTATION
5u entrihten; Der Staot eruGhft al.
10 aus bieiem unterriGt feline Nas.
gabe. Borl6ufi9 mir Die Sadie erft
einnlol ala elm 8eriuh betrahtet
ueroen.
Sn oerfelben Sibuno berihtete
BrDfeifor 2utiu, Der Brinsipol Der
6ohibule, oaB bic Ghule tatldhlth
iberfiiat lei. mar, miiife bic Rurri6ore
als Sbulaimmer benuben.
Nrhitett 6erf serIanate n,ebr Gr.
better uno erhlelt Die g%rlaubnis fol.
DE anauitenen.
5rau Inna 6i(tun. bic friiber ben
Wab' unterriht in ben Dffentlihen
Shulen ubermaGte, teilte benz
shulrat NIT. oaB iie cine Sbneioer.
ldnle er0Hnet babe. in Der iunaen
WSdohen aeaen cine iebr aeriuae BE.
soblune unteridt i'm Shneioeru er.
teilt meroe. Die Shule uiro BON
einiaen woltdtiaen Damen Der Gtabt
erhalten.
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xeeas.

Sn Beepiae, uu udbreno Der
lebten Sett mebrere Shaoeufeuer
o~orgetommen lino, min man before
Wortebrunaen fir 6eueribub tref.
fen, cine Geuermehr elnribten uno
mOoerne Spri senopparate anlhaffen.
Die Tranelere Brotectiue Nfio.
clattDn. Die gro8e Wereinigune Der
SeihdftsreiIenoeu, bat cine Betittuu
an Die 2egialatur aerihtet, in Der I'M,
HeonttiOn Der @iienbabn. Baiagter.
Staten auf 2 Gents aebeten miro.
Nue SareoU nitro aemeloet,
Dab bee Bert Der iiber ieuen Ort
riab WteritU aehenoen Nnsfubr iebt
tdallh $50. 600 betraae,
NuS Corpus gbriiti ueroen lest
ieoen Gag mehrere @ageulaounQen
Semitic perlanot.
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linn poer Sihneraugen su betlen; tuol
aber aarantiert es ioTortiae 9inoeruno
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@enn ibr 8IGen Idbmerst,
s@tpinSem elmer 8rau aae Gnerete
ttnS aMer Gbt9eis.

Die Srauen BON San NntOnip
piiien. uie linen oas 9ebe1 aur QqTt
miro, uenn Die &ieren ibre Wrbeit
niht erfiiaen. &~idenIhmersen, Siifs
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idmerabafte unreaelmdBigteiten i'm
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franter Hieren uno narnen guh Dor
benz balotaen grI6einen BON Oio=
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unreaelmdBigteiten. 6ier 1T elm
Beneis oafiir BON elmer Bempbuerin
BON San WutDnio:
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beute, i'm Suli 1900, etmas @utes
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oas boz amet Sabrer eetar babe. oe=
raoe naboem cine Bebanoluna MIDI
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einem 2eiben in ben 2enben unb
i'm &iden uno bas Shlimmite Don
When, elmer uureaelmdBigteit in ben
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maren gu bdufia, brenneno, Iebc oez
fdrbt uno iehr ihmeraboft - qebeilt
bate. SD babe meme grfabrnru in
etnem in ben 2ofalbldttern uerDffents
lihten 3euenis tuno gegeben uno
babe feitoem uiele 2eute, Die 1ber
Nterenleioen tlaaten. gum Gerar
Drug Store eeibidt. um Duon's Nte.
rem . BiQen au periuben. Sd babe
BON oielen Teriuben oarnit aeb6rt,
aber 1iht bon einen einsiaen sFehlz
ihlae.
Bum 8ertauf bel allen 6dnolern,
Breis SO geuts. Softer > Wlilburn
Co., Buffalo. Stem Oorf, aQeinioe
Ngenteri fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @uh beg Namens Dpan
uns nehn1t teine anoerer.
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@pm @rape anferffannen.

Ism. VI. SertmeG, elm prominenter
6abritant BON 2ucann, sc. 6. ja9t:
0ah 9ebrauh BON bret 5laiGen BON,
gleftrit Bitters flble i'd mie pom
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aeist Sizes.

8ac0, Segas. 20. DECEMBER 1907
Or. q. ". Dan. ct. Souls. Wo. Werter
2err: SIN Sabre 1894 lit i'd iehr an
M,erens nno Blaien.9eiben. Mr. Terqs
8unoer turirte mid unb ib babe SeitSem
ME futeoer ettuas oabDn geipirt. Sd
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glambarn ,uurDen en.taufd,t,

SD bate mid faft gu 9ooe aebu.
ltet uno bic 0nbbGrn fiirbteter ftr
mein 2eben. ihreibt Wrs. @ua I'm.
capber. oUn @r0uertomn, Starf Co.,
5no. Sh babe iie aber getduiht,
nabm Or. Sings 0eue embedding
uno uuroe aebeilt. Gut geaen gu.
item uno @rtdltuna. 2u baber bel
Gbolph DreiB uno 81. @0bn & 60.
su so Cts. uno 81. BrobeIaite frei.
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Cine tpertrpue xefttnn

Dor ieGs Sabren erbielt i'd cine
uertpoue Section. ihreibt Sohn Blea.
liant, Waanulia. Sno. Sob nahm
Or. Sings Neue 2ebens 8iaen uno
beftpoe MIDI ieitoem mol. 8arantirt.
Du baben bel Noulph 9reis uno g..
&ohn & So. au PSF.
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EdaltGe yonrtten saLatmaatn

nab @olifornien, ebeniD nah 81.
4ouls nia 9eras & BGcific Babn
obne 8ehiel. Shreibt an iraent
einen 9idet . Ngenten peaer bieIes
1eueu 9ienftes Dber an 6. q. 9ur'
1er, General. Ba'ioa'er'Gaent, DnI.
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Der Dilettantismus lift bic SEA.
ritntur Der &unft.
GfetS ant b~etunoen.

Sd [ebte 20 Sabre in Californian
uno fanb onB Budlen's Grnica Sals
be iteta ale 8rano', Shnitt. uno an.
oere @unben beilte. iaat ghas. Nals
ters, Gaegbann. Sierrn Go. @aran.
tiert. Bu BADEN bel Noolpb Dreis
uno R. gpbt & 80. 81 rs Ste,
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VIM. j. STUCKE.

@aitmau 8poats, Cameras urh
phDtograpbiihe uteniilien.
Miniatures rbeit miro ipraf1ltiaSFer.
tiaaeStent.
400 Otto Commerce StraBe.
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Ner i'm Bernf iein Sibfteiid fropasie.
rem, Docr pit tpdt nufbleiben, Dber Dem
untuetter iidl onsleben muB. Der tpirb leift
enc srtoitung. ooer ourb 9idtfebler elm
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man es 1eopb anfteben, 10 tam es u qe.
tdhrliden arantbeit sueroen. 9arum trefs
fe man redbt8et1e B0rtebrnnoen. Wiht
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olS ~nnerfnnnter Shub 9eeen abe ourn
unrsaelmdBige o6er ongeftrenate 9ebens.
roeiie entitehenoen &6rperibel fino ST.
Bernard 3rduterptlen unibasbar. Sar
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als 8abns uno Muno : @ai1er ee=
braubt miro, 8Gbne uub Mnno
tpabreno bes gauaen cages rein.
Sin allen Nputheten su huben.
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Sobn $. Bolton, OeFentlider
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BenitDnaanfpriihe. @de GrUdett,
uno Rauarro' StraBe. aeeentber pun
Der San IntuniU @rpreB." 0euea
TeIephun 439.
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lita'S traBe uebeu Der Saae Der Der.
mannslSbne.
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Tiaa's 5 Gents 0oUaua.@ iaarrs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

It Is to smile! Big Argos Hamilton and one of his confidential advisers visited the Times business office yesterday morn- ing and demanded damages to the amount of $25,O00 on account of the article bearing upon the twirlers release published yes- terday morning. As the cashier did not nave quite that amount in cash on hand ;helr demand was not satisfied, and they left after mentioning something about a big libel suit. Later on scurrilous cir cular attacking the Times sporting writer was issued and quite freely distributed When the circumstances surrounding the case were taken into consideration, 1t was not deemed worth while to make any reply, and the public is left to draw it's own conclusions.
 The reference in this column yesterday 10 the failure of Big Argos Hamilton. the southpaw twrler. to show up, has been taken much to heart by that gen tleman What was meant by the article. in as nice a waysas could be stated, was that Hamilton had been fighting booze too much to make a good showing as a baseball player. and that he had been as- soeiatirg with others who liked the fire water as well as himself. This paper has only a feeling of contempt for ball play CTS and others who would knock the game by such conduct Nothing more and nothing less was meant by the article. The Times would not willingly reflect un- justly on any one, but baseball player is in manner public man and ought to be criticized whenever his conduct de- serves 1t. There was no personal feel ing against MT. Hamilton on the part of the writer of the squib. and there Is no doubt but that he can play ball If he only straightens up.
 CThe above Is published upon the ad- vice of a prominent Shreveport attor- ney, and not with any intention of pro-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05
Nelp Orleans Athletes
 Take the Highesf Hon0Ys
Five New Southern Records Brminghams Represer tatives Lost in the ShufHe-Queyrouse Was
 Individual Star.

New Orleans. May 4.-More than 100 athletes from several southern cities par ticipated in one of the largest meets ever held by the southern division of the Am ateur Athletics union here today. Five new southern records were set.
 New marks were made in the mile, the five mile, the 120 yard hurdles 220 yard hurdles, and the staning broad jump.
 The meet was won by the Young Men s Gymnastic club of New Orleans. Quey- rouse of this club, who was member-o last years American team to Athens, won the hundred and 22o yard dashes, and the quarter mile and also the final heat of the mile relay easily capturing indivu- al honors. His team scored 3S points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05

There were three excellent pitching feats in the Southern league yesterday. The first occurred right here in Bir- mingham, when Bert Maxwell sat the heavy hitting Barons down with a couple of little hits, neither of which was clean.
 The second, and perhaps the best, oc- cured in Nashville. "Rube' Zeller, the wizard pitcher of the Atlanta team, hand ed Nashville one hit. After this perform ance, the day went against Atlanta Nash vile won by score of 1 to 0, the sole run resulting from an error made by Castro. Bill Sorrell, in the same game, was going some himself. From the Nash ville slab he yielded but four hits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05
Pointers 70 Fand0m

the Southern league are
  their boastu  Birmingham expects Vaughn standpoint in good as ha oa any, he c ham the cellar the present cant another To strong drocky climb all enemies conquers 
  is The
 
  them badly They confident toe they witness the beginning of the 
  the Nationals But that in air positive
  Birmingham with percentage the enemies Birmingham
 
 
 the feel to srnged instrument they not knock hghtu the fight like the dickens the paths entered with hae
  of which Brooklyn, bad? 
  Tuesday 
 Baxter He's the face in Montgomery oreth done w.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05
Three Great Pitching
 Feats in Southern League

The third great pitching feat occurred in Shreveport. Who would have supposed that Golden" Bill Phillips, who came into fame about the time that Breitensten, Guese, Watt Ely and others, appeared, should have let the Shreveport Pirates down with two hits? But he did this, all right enough, and landed his game. Hickman yielded five, which was not bad, itself.
 The goose eggs were abundant yester- day. Two games in each of the two big leagues were lost by a zero score. Two in the South Atlantic entered with half of the score being d zero. Three games in the Southern league had a goose egg mixed up in them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05

Tulane unversiety of New Orleans was second with 92 and the Southern Athletic club of New Orleans third. The others finished as follows:
 Y. M. c. A, New Orleans, 12; Shreve- port A. C., s; Liberty, Miss, A. C., 6; Birmingham A. C., 6; Mobile A. C., 5; Phoenix A. C., New Orleans, 5; Fort Worth, Tex, Y. M. c. A, 4.
 The meet was not finished until about 8 o'clock, the last event, the broad run ming jump, being done by lantern light.
 The new records are: Mile run, 4.55; five mile run, 30 minutes; 120 yard hurdles, 17 seconds; 220 yard hurdles, 26 3-5 seconds; standing broad jumy 10 feet inches
 In a private telegram to Professor Miles Sid Jones said that he landed the high jump again.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05
| orisiana Wins.

Baton Rouge, May 4.-Louisiana State university won the triangular track meet here today, defeating the University of Mississippi and the Agri. cultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi. Louisiana scored 95 points. University of Mississippi %, and Agri. cultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi 6. Brennan of Louisiana scored the highest number of indiyid, ual points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05
/ay Gould Lands 1ifle
 From English Champion

London. May 4.-Jay Gould of New York his championship defeating Eustace H. Miles who held the championship, by 3-2. after one of the hardest fought matches ever witnessed in England. Miles, who was the first to congratulate the visitor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05
Cause for Gratitude.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 The chaplain of the Colorado senate the day simon Guggenheim was elected United States senator uttered the fervent nvoc1tion We thank Thee that we are alive this morning that we are sober and that we are out of jail"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05
RANDY WINS OVER
 BABES MEMPHII
CRlSTALL YIELDED FEWER HITS, BUT BANDY'S WERE BETTER scATTERED-BA5B's FINE REC ORD WITH THE BLUDGEoN.

Little Rock, May 4.--Little Rock won the third straight game from Memphis today by a score of 4 to ?. The con test was uninteresting. Babbs batting was practically the feature. The visitors se- cured the greater number of hits, but thev were scattered
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PHILLIPS HANDS
 DEFEAT TO PIRATES
YIELDS BUT TWO HlTs-HlckMAN WENT SOME, TOO, BUT ERRORS IN THE SIXTH INNING RUINED HIS CHANGES FOR WINNING.

Shreveport. May 4.-Phillips pitched masterly game for New Orleans and Shreveport was shut out Hickman also pitched a good game. but errors in the sixth inning allowed New Orleans to score one run
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The Barons were unable to connect with the nose of Maxwells blenders yesterday afternoon. Result-defeat.
 The first game of the present series with the Montgomery Pretzels slipped Into the columns of the visitors. Consequence Birmingham slid into the cellar for the first time in a century.
 It was not only the excellent pitching of Bert Maxwell that won the game. His support was brilliant at times, and good throughout Clarke was rapped freely, and while the first runs were made pos- sible by errors, the third came through the channels that term the score learned,
 The work of the Barons in the field was mediocre. The batting of the Barons was altogether inferior. Only two safe raps were made by the locals, and these were drawn by Lee Garvin, catcher. It is re- membered in this connection that in the hrst game of the recent Nashville Bir- mingham series J. Duggan sat the Bar ons down with only a couple of safe swats. These binglets fell to Garvin, too.
 Monteomery's Runs.
 The first ball that Clark threw across the pan was smashed by Houtz towards third base. Alcock fumbled it, and the runner went safe. Ball went out easily, but Hausen connected safely oyer second, and Houtz came home. with the first run In the second inning, when one was down, Perry was given base on balls. Ratchford then flied to left field, and the sun getting in the eyes Of Gardner, caused him to drop the ball. Perry went Co third.
 Then there occurred a passed ball. or rather an error of play, which is best described as half way between wild pitch and passed ball. Perry tailed
 The third run of the visitors was earned. Hausen singled and was sacri- feed by Baxter. He scored from second on the safe hit of McCann.
 Clark Teased Them.
 Ginger had some kind of mysterious ball. He famed nine of the Pretzels. Maxwell struck out but two. Maxwell, too, was wild, giving five bases on balls. Clark yielded but two.
 In the first inning the Barons attempt ed the double steal and fell short. Moles- worth was given a base on balls and Montgomery, running for him, went to third when the attempt to retire him at second on Gardner's fielders' choice mis- carried.
 Then the attempted double steal oc- cured. Gardner landed all right, but Montgomery got a late start and was killed.
 In the seventh the Barons started out as if they would win in spite of every thing. The train passed when they were at the stick. Walters, first up, flied to right It was a long drive, viciousy stung McCann circled under it, how ever. and Walters died. Then Clark smashed one to the same territory and again did McCann catch it. When Moles- worth went out easily the fans accept ed the verdict of the inevitable. The Barons had no other chances to score.
 The details of the game are in
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HELLER BEATEN
 BY COUNT CASTRO
WIZARD GAVE NASHVILLE BUT ONE HIT-CASTRO MADE WILD THROW AND WINNING RUN WAS SCORED.

Nashville, May 4.-Castro's wild throw in the third inning today gave Nashville the only run scored in a sensational game with Atlanta. Zeler held the locals to a single hit. while Sorrell yielded four to