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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
THE RACES
Grand Circuit RennIta.

Buffalo, N. Y, August 7.-The fast est mile paced this year was made this afternoon by Angus Pointer in the free for all pace at Wentworth. The track was lightning fast and Angus Pointer covered 1t in 2:O3 1-4. Angus Pointer was made favorite, only three horses facing the wire.
 The Iroquois Hotel stake. $2,000, went to Hurley driven by Ed Geers. Carlo was fancied in the 2:20 trot but the winner turned up in favor of Sarah Hamlin. Carlo burst a blood vessel in the third heat and went down. Dickerson escaped injury. 2:07 trot, Iroquois Hotel stakes,
 $2,000: Hurley, br.g., by Lady aGil Hamilton, blk.m., Kid Shea. pkg, Packer. ,.. 3 dis.
 Time 2:09 IA; 2:14 1-4; 2:14; 2:11. Free for all pace, $1,000: Angus
 Pointer. b.g., by Sidney Point
 er-Jane, Sunderlin. ... .... 1 1 1 Argol Boy, b.g., Cox. .. ...... 2 Baron Grattan, b,g., Geers, Dis.
 Time 2:03 IA; 2:06 2:07. 2:2O trot, $1 900: Sarah Ham
 lin, br.m.. by Dare Devil
 Katherine Hamlin, Packer. { 1 1 1 Zaza, blk.m., Payne. =. .... ? Colero, rn.c., Mcdonald. .... 2 3 3
 Oliver Moore, Dr. Ives, Northwest, sunIine, Queens Daughter, Dainty Dolly. Baron May, Carlo. St. Peter, Hester Schuyler started. Time 2:12 1-4: 2:12 1-4: 2:12 1-2; 2:13 1-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
TEAMS BREAK EVEN
MOBILE AND MERIDIAN DIVIDE
 DOUBLE-HEADER.
Both Games Were Full of Spectacular Plays and Were Contests That Delighted the Grand stand
 Patronage.

Mobile. Aug. 7.--(Special. )--Mobile and Meridian broke even in double header here this afternoon, the Missis- sippians taking the first game to l, and the locals the second by score of 3 to. 1.
 Both games were full of spectacular plays, outfeld catches by Devore, Thornton and Ashton setting the grand stand wild time after time. Pylant. who worked for Meridian in che first game. won his own battle by two bagger in the fourth inning, which scored three runs. Tucker. Mobiles latest recruit on the box stan, was tried out and yielded to Molly In the fifth inning, after allowing all four or the visitors runs.
 Ray pitched for McCay's men In the second game and celebrated his return to the slab after being suspended for his trouble with Umpire Mackey Tn Gulfport, by allowing Samples bunch two bare scratch hits and no more.
 He famed seven men, three of them after three balls and no strikes had been called on him. His control was perfect. The batting of Adamina, who has been released to Columbus, was one of the features of the last game as was his sensational catch in left field. The locals won the last game in the first inning, Breyette leading off with a three-bagger, advancing on McCays base on balls and scoring on Fritz's long fly. Bernie himself came home on a wild pitch. base on balls, an in- field error and a passed ball gave the Meridian crowd their lone run in the second inning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
TO MOBILE
MONTGOMERY OUTFTELDER
 SOLD TO M'CAY.
Adamina Will Be Released and Ashtoh WiII rake Turn in Box, Ieav- ing old Timer in
 Left

Mobile. Aug. 7.-(speciai0-A deal was consuTnmated last night wherepy Dale Gear. formerly manager of the Kansas City team in the American As sociatfon, later of the Little Rock team in the Southern League, last year one of Vaughn's mainstays in his success full pennant race in Btrmtng gham. anu this year a member of Malarkys Mohts gomery club, becomes the property or the Mobile Club.
 For some time past the local man agement has been dissatisfied with the manner in which left field has been covered and have been making every effort to fill the weak spot with Last man. AdaInina played brilliant ball al times. but is erratici Ashton is not as swift on his pins as Adamina, nor IS he much of an improvement in battlns. Gearthas been signed to fill left and his acouisition means the materla1 strengthening of the team,
 Not only is Gear ball player ok we'll known ability. but man or long experience in the game-one or tne sort calculated to help hold the team fo9ether To him is no small amount of the credit of Birmingham gooo showing last season due.
 To. prophesy that Gear will accepta- bly fili the left daisy patch Is like tax ing candy from a blind baby With ms ability both as fielder and as batter. he shouId nroye to be one of the stars of the league. His presence Will add another reliable hitter to the team ha ting list something which VIII pc ioyously welcomed both by the man aeement and the fans
 Gear will join the team m GH1csio oIacn In In left immediately. Adamina has been released to Columbus. but Ashton will he given a chance on the firing line be- fore any action is taken in his case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
Saratoga Results.

Saratoga, Aug. 7.--Julia Powell, an outsider in the betting at 10 to 1, won the Spinaway stakes today. Three fla vorites won.
 First race, seven furlongs-Far West, 110 (Miller), g to l., won; Cablegram, Gardner, 126 (MartIn), IS to 20, third Boy. Prince Ahmed Rapid Water ran.
 Second race, steeplechase. about two miles-SherIff williams, 141 (DJno- hue), to 5, won; Gold Fleur, 147 (Ray), to 2, second; Judge White, 137 (Dupec), to 1. third. Time. 4:O2 2-5.
 Third race mile, selling-Dolan. 101 (E. Dugan). 2 to 5, won; Blandy. 10S (Beckman). to 1. second; Kilter. 101 (Garner). 10 to 1, third. Time. 1;S9. King Cole and Arimo ran.
 s10. .O00. i've and half furlongs-Julia Powell, l12 (Snapp), 10 to 1, won; Half Souvreign, 11O CIountain), 12 to 1, sec ond; Adriana, 112 (Garner), to 5, third. Time. 1906 4-5. Stamina. Aimee C., Becker, Grand Dame, Polly Watts, Keep Moving, Desirous. Red Bonnet.
 Filth race. mile-Dick Fennell, 114 (Garner), 3 to 5, won; Acrobat. 108 (Burns), 6 to 1, second; Ampedo. 1lO CGrand), 10 to 1. third. Time, 1:39 1-5. Cork Hill. Rifeman ran.
 Sixth race, selling, i've and a half 1, won; Single Stone. 9s (Beckman). 3 to 2. second: Marbles. 99 (E. Duganl. 5 to 2, third. Time, 1:07 Is. Darlin, Sweet Taire Scallop, Fresh. Moquette, Wild Star, Tee Tick. Bosom Friend. Lo- tus Brandt ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
WHITTAM'S REPORT
, SHIFTING FACILITIES TO THE
 ORIENT IMPROVED.
Now Possible to Get Cotton Goods to Western Ports in Time to Con- meet With Pacific
 Steamers.

Washington, Aug. 7.-In report made to the Bureau of Manufactures of the Department of Commerce and Labor, Special Agent William Whit tam, Jr., notes an important improve ment in expediting the shipment from the South of cotton goods intended for the Orient Calling attention to the fact that in the past there has been much uncertainty in the delivery of such goods owing to delays on the railroads. he says:
 This has all been changed. follow ing tho individual activity of the West ern railroads in attempts to secure as large a proportion as possible of this important bushes The New York buy CTS of cloth for China specifies the route 1t shall take, therefore. each Western freight agent in that city impresses upon his transportation de- partment the importance Of not oniy expediting consignments of cotton products, but insofar as possible. an effort Is made to send them through oh a regular schedule.
 "At least one Southern railway has adopted the plan of marking each car containing cotton cloth or yarns ."lth a placard reading; Cotton Factory Products' and instructing its employees to rush cars so designated with all possible despatch. The factory repre- sentatives working with the local freight agents traces such cars assid- uously and the Western roads, realiz- ing that quick and regular delivery is the principal advantage they can of fer rates being equal by all regular routes, strive strenuously for speed and regularity.
 "These combined influences have re- suited in making it possible to get cot ton goods from the mill to Pacific ports within a given time. and gives the shipper reasonable assurance that the consignment will connect with a steamship sailing on regular scheouIe fnr China and Iapan."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
AMERICANS DISAPPOINTED.
Believed That Pierpont Morgan Would
 Land Kann Collection.

New York. Aug. 1.-The News from London that the Rudolph E. Kann art collection had been sold to Duveen brothers for the record price of $5,- 000, ,O0O was received with interest in art circles here.
 It was somewhat of disappointment to hear that the collection was not to go to J. P. Morgan, as had been re- ported, but 1t is considered likely that several canvases of the collection will ultimately find their way to America.
 Though the Kann collection was be- gun only In 1880. it is the most apt and most carefully selected of its kind of France. Rembrants are chief features, and this master is shown at the height of his powers in eleven can vases. which are representative of his most diverse manners.
 Beside the Rembrandts this Kann collection comprises landscapes by Ja- cob Van Rulsdael, works by Franz Rais; still lifes of the Flemish school by Jan Fyt; examples of Tiepolo, Guar di, Canaletto, Fragonard. Boucher Wat teau. Pater Lancret, Hobema, Cuyp, Canes borough. Anthony Van Dyck' and last but not least, Ruben's famous painting "The Martyrdom of St. IVen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
MUST DELIVER GOODS.
Important Decision Is Rendered as to
 Perishable Freight.

Perishable Freight.
 Washington, August 7--In decision by the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion, announced today 1t was hold that where carriers exacted from shippers a special higher rate than ordinarily charged in copsideration of an expe- dited service, the higher rate could not be charged unless the service cohte"i- plated actually was rendered.
 The opinion was written by Com. missioner Clark and was in the case or the American Fruit Union of Cincin- natl, ohio, against the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific ralt7 way. After holding that the carrier not entitled to exact the higher rate unless the special service Is rendered. commissioner Clark says:
 "This principle is recognized h contracts between the federal govern, ment and the railways for fast maH service and by the railways Tn con nection with their excess rare nHlteo nassenrer trains. In both instances carriers forfeit a part of the compen- sation if they fail to make the time agreed upon"
 Tn this case defendants rate on strawberries in carloads Under refrig- eration from Chattanooga. Tenn, to OakdaAe, Tenn. to Cincinnati was found unreasonable and the rate or 27 cents per crate was ordered to be reduced to 22 cents per crate. Rep aration was also awarded to shippers injured by the failure of the defend- ant to supply the special service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
Saratoga Entries.

First race, six furlongs-Sewell, 126; Demund, J. c. Core, Jack Atkin. 123 Fleming, 110; Botanist, 105; Rockstone. %; Hold Fast, 97.
 Second race. steeplechase handicap; about two miles-Thistledale. 159: Al far, 154; Dick Shaw, 142; Mooksie, Sher- fir Williams, 14O; Old Faithful. 135: Judge White. 134; Judge Ogin, 1SS;
 Third race. six furlongs-King Folly. Almauda, Rara Avis. Thomas Calhoun, Adrian. Milford, 10O smirker, Star Emblem. 105; Martha Jane. Queens Souvenir Long Ball. 100.
 Fourth race, Alabama Stakes; mile and eighth-Gold Lady, Yankee Girl. 124; Kenny Emo, Altuda, Estimate. 116.
 Fifth race selling; mile-Ampedo, III; Chalfonte. 10s; Deuce. lOl; Ocean Spray, 99; Telescope, 97; Workmaid, s9; Kiiyiiecrankie. S6; Toddles. s4.
 Sixth race. 2-year -olds; five and one half furlon gs-Fort Johnston. Wise Child. Fascinator. Incognito Onatissa, Bell Wether, Big Chief. 110; Marian Casey. Miss Markie, Altar Boy 1o7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
YARD MASTER SHOT
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF PIs-
 FOL SLAMS EVANS.
Was Stopping Over When Weapon Dropped From Pocket and Fired, Paralyxing Him--Was Very
 Popular.

Birmingham, Aug. 7--(Special.)- Henry Evans night yardmaster of the Birmingham Southern Railroad at Ems ley, accidentally shot himself this morning at 3 o'clock and died a. few hours later in Copeland's infirmary in the city.
 An engine of the Birmingham South ern collided with two hot pot engines at the Ensley furnaces and a wreck followed. Evans was sent for and while stoopIng over his pistol dropped from his pocket and discharged. The bullet struck him in the neck and go- ing to his spinal cord. The unfortu- nate man was paralyzed fl m head to foot and while everything possible was done for him 1t was in vain. Evans was 27 years of age and lived with his parents at wylam, suburb of Ensley. He was very popular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
CRITICIsEs KIRBY.
Attorney-GeneraI Was Not Asked for
 Opinion.

Little Rock. Aug. 7.-E. L. McHaney' acting Secretary of State, during the absence of Secretary Ludwig, has Just issued a statement criticising the oplh- ion issued by Attorney General Kirby today. in which the Secretary of state Is urged to annul the charter of the Rock Island Railroad in Arkansas. as he would not be in contempt Tor Vio- Iating the injunction granted 'by Juoge Vandeventer of Detroit.
 MT. McHaney says that he dld not call on Kirby for an opinion ana ne would never do so unles lesai pom pI,ts ts were involved. He says he will take no action in the matter. as he does not wish to go to jail for contempt of court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York. August 7.-St Louis won from the local Americans today. The in the first three Innings. Score: St. Louis. :. .. 4os 900 oo1IS I Il , NGM GBMattteGrIies-ciade and Spencer; Doyle, lift and Kleinow. Time 1:65. Umpire OLoughlin.
 Philadelphia, August 7.--Philadel. phia defeated Detroit today in one of the most exciting games of the sea son. The home team won out in the ninth on an error and a home run by SeSOoiU' ''O''' R.H.E. Phiiadelphia ,;;;,,, oo1 @ o0 12'at ednr5,ot $ l Bender and Powers. Time 1;4O. Um- ptres stafford and Hurst.
 Washington. August 7.-Johnson held Cleveland to four hits today and Washington won. The features were Johnsons pitching and NiIls batting Score: k ri F. , clsveiaagd GsSeilagdion " " SS0 ooo oG6 oio ooSi-5 { Batteries-johnson and Heydon Liebhardt, Berger and Wakefield. Time 1:5O. Empires sheridan and Evans.
 Boston. August 7.-Bosten defeated Chicago today in fourteen innings. The visitors secured their run in the thira had tripled in the ninth Manager Jones took Altrock out. His work had riss then hit for a single tieing the score. In the fourteenth Ferris again hit safely, took second on wild pitch and scored on Wagner's hit. Score;
 R.H. E. Boston. 900 900 OO1 OOo O1-2 ii 3 Chicago 001 GOO 900 coo 00--1 1 Batteries-Young and Criger; AL trock, Walsh and Mcfarland and Sul- livan. Time 800. Umpire Conolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
SOUTH ATLANTIC,

Augusta. Aug. 7-The locals won from Macon today fin game charac- Augusta :. .. .. 100 900 00"-1 Macon .. .. .O00 900 OOo-O .
 Batteries-Holmes and Carson; liar ley and Robinson. ., ninth inning finish Savannah took the game from Columbia today. Savannah .. .. 900 900 1o1-2 Columbia e. q. 1000 900 10o-l |
 Batteries-Neur and Kahlkon; Nle- balm and Smith and Fox. ,.,..
 Jacksonville, August 7.-The visitors had no trouble in winning today. Charleston O.. .. 101 100 OO1-4 Q Jacksonville .. 900 900 0o0-o 3 0 Sltton and Schan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
NOTICE
Advertisement for Bids for Printinu
 the New Code of Alabama.

Under the terms of "An Act to provide for the publication and distribution of the Code of Alabama, and the Acts of the Leg tsiafure." approved July 27th. 1907, notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be re- ceived at the office of Secretary of State Montgomery, Ala, not later than twelve o'clock noon, September 9th, 1907, for print ang and binding said Code.
 Each bid must be accompanied by bond ? surety company authorized to transact business in Alabama and to be approved by The Governor.
 Copies of said Act and full particulars with reference to bids and specifications will be mailed upon request.
 The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved
 FRANK N. JULIAN Sot Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
FRITZ IS FEATURE
MEMPHIS EATERS COULD NOT
 TOUCH HIM.
New Orleans Downs Memphis in First Second Game Ended in Tie at End of the Seventh
 Inning.

New Orleans, August 7.-New Or header. The other was called at the end of the seventh inning, neither side having scored a run, so as to all low the Memphis team to catch teen men was the feature of the first game. The second was marked by wrangling over decisions of Umpire Flynn who in the fourth inning did to bunt three fouls in succession. Gatins objected and was ordered from the game. Phillips was also elected from the game for throwing his bat at Pitcher Suggs after he had been hit on the arm by a pitched ball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
nrn,rtnn |. Renten.

Union Springs, Aug. 7.-(Special)-. Union Springs won the third game of the series with Brewton this afternoon by a score of to 2.
 The Brewton boys are clever set of ball tossers, and play good clean ball.
 The game this afternoon makes three straight they have lost to Union Springs.
 Batteries-For Union Springs, Les lie and Miller; for Brewton, McSwain and Dealher.
 Score by innings Rrewton ..'..'...O0O lUl OVV-a Union Springs. .. Q. ..02l 900 OO~-S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
TEAM AT HOME TO-DAY :.
Malarky's Men Play BarOns This After
 noon.

This morning Ma1arky's men will reach Montgomery from Nashville where they played their last game yes terday
 This afternoon they will open with Birmingham for the first of nine games at home, three each with Birmingham, Nashville and Atlanta. After this se- ries at home they will take the road Tor Western trip-after which the Western teams will play thirteen games in Montgomery Memphis closing the sea- son here on September IA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08

Summary-Two base hits. Babb, Mathews. Stolen bases, Dickert. Sac rifce hits. J. Manning. Fritz. Neigh bors. Double plays, Owens to Carey Cross to Gatins; E. Manning to Carey; Stoekdale, ?; by Fritz. 15. Bases on balls. by Stockdale, : by Fritz, l. Hit by pitcher, by Fritz (Babb). Wild pitch, Fritz 1. Left on bases. Mem phis, 6; New Orleans. s. First on er- TOTS, Memphis, ?; New Orleans, 2. Time of game zoo Empires Davis and Flynn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
Temnorarv Induction Granted.

Helena, Mont, August .7.-Judge Hunt in the United States court today after hearing arguments on the peti- tion of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tel ephone Company. granted a temporary injunction restraining the labor un- ions from boycotting the telephone company. This order is the result Of a strike of the women telephone oper- atorA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08

summary-Innings pitched. Tucker, 3 23; Molly, 5 1-3; Pylant, 2. Hits or batsman, Tucker, 2. Bases on balls, Tucker. 3; Molly, l; Pylant, l., Struck out, Tucker. 1; Molly, 8; Pylant, 3. Wild pitches, Tucker, f. Sacrifice hits, Breyette. Andrews. Roth, Sample, Pylant Two base hits. Pylant. Dou- ble plays, Hoffman to McCay to Rem mer; Hoffman to Fritz to Kemmer Durmeyer, to Tilford to Sample. Time of game 1:45. Umpire Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
CONVENTION OF TRANSFERS. Report of president Shea Occupied At

Boston, Aug. 7.-The report of In- ternational President Cornelius F. Shea occupied the greater part of todays session of the International Convention of Teamsters
 President Shea contended that strikes during the year in which the organi- zation was interested. were uniformly successful. He recommended that not more than one officer. from any city be elected to the general executive board; that death beneft fund be es- tablished and that greater care be exercised in handling funds,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
MONTGOMERY GREYs WIN
Defeated the Y NJ. c. A. Yesterday in
 q Pretty and ExcItInG Game.

The Montgomery Greys and team snanpv game of baseball yesterday af ternoon at Turtle back Park, the Greys winning by the score of to 5.
 The game yesterday was the one postponed from July 29. On account of the absence of the Greys at the en- campment at Selma the game was not played according to schedule.
 Ratteries-Y M. c. A. Thortngton and Brown. Greys, Brame. Thorington and Allen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
svlacangn Defeats Tallndegn.

Sylacauga. August I.--I SpeciaI. )- slyacauga defeated Talladega in the prettiest game of ball ever seen on of 5 to 0.
 Both teams played errorless ball. Batteries for Sylacauga, Roberts and Nichols; Talladega, Hubbard and Wo- mack. Hits, off Roberts, 2; off Hubs bard, 6. Bases on balls, Roberts, 2; Hubbard. f. Struck out, Roberts, A.; Hubbard. 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. Aug. 7.-Philadelphia whitewashed Chicago today by bunch ing three long singles. Eighteen Chi cagoans perished on fly balls. Sparks , holding them to three hits. Only one Chicago man reached third case
 RH E. . Chicago .... 900 900 Ooo-O 1 Philadelphia :. ..00O 003 000-3 l Batteries-OveraIl and King; Sparks and Dooin. Time. 1:25. Empires, Rig Ter and Carpenter.
 Cincinnati, Aug. 7.-Brooklyn won from Cincinnati today through timely hitting with men on bases. Fucker held the locals safely at all times, be- ing particularly effective with men on bases R.H. E. Cincinnati .. e. 1000 900 101-2 1 Batteries-Hitt and Schlei; Fucker and Ritter. Time, 1:4S. Umpire, Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern Leagues Birmingham, l.; Atlanta, 8. New Orleans. {; Memphis, 1. (First game.)
 New Orleans, o; Memphis, o.
 (Second game, seven innings:
 Nashville, 1; Montgomery, 2
 No others scheduled. Cotton States League, Meridian, 4-1; Mobile. 12. Vicksburg, 4; Gulfport, 6. Jackson, 5; Columbus. 1. American Leagues Washington, T; Cleveland. 2. Philadelphia. 4; Detroit. D.. New York, {; St. Louis. 8. National League, St. Louis-Boston, postponed. Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 4. Chicago. o; Philadelphia, 3.
 Pittsburg New York. rain. American Association. Louisville, 10-3; Minneapolis 01. Columbus, 4; Milwaukee. 3. St. Paul, ?; Indianapolis, 8.
 Toledo, 4; Kansas City, 3. South Atlantic Leagues Augusta. 1: Macon. O. Savannah, 2; Columbia, 1. Jacksonville, O; Charleston, 4. ToDAY'S SCHEDULE. SOuthern;- Birminghaen in Montgomery Atlanta in Nashville. Cotton states'-- Meridian at Mobile. Vicksburg at Gulfporr Jackson at Columbus.
  Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at New Tor.
 Detroit at Philadelphia.
 Cleveland at Washington. National,-- Flew York at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
 Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Cotton States League Columbus at Mobile. Vicksburg at Jackson. Gulfport at Meridian. South AtIantic;- Augusta at Columbia. Macon lat Charleston.
 Savannah at Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
summary-sacrihce

Summary-Sacrifce hits. Baxter. Walsh. Stolen bases. McElvecn, Nye. Two base hits. Gear 2, Seabaugh, Hen line Passed balls, Wells, Base on balls off E. Duggan l, off J. Duggan 1 of Walsh Struck out, by p. Dug Time, 2:0s. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
BARONS LOSE AGAIN
RAGAN wEAKENs TOWARD END OF
 GAME.
Spade h Good Form, Allowing Only Four Hfts--Yesterdayss Victory Gives Crackers Three
 gfrnfght.

Birmingham. Aug. 7---kagan weaken ed toward the end of the game. Spade was strong throughout. Atlanta took the three games of the series. Score;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08

Summary-Bases on balls. Ray Z, Billiard, ?; struck out. Ray 0 Billiard 5; wild pitches Billiard 1; stolen bases Adamina, ?. McCay 1; three base hits, Breyette; double plays. Taafe to Dur meyer; time 1:S5. Umpire Fttzsim- mons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
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BARNES SCHOOL NOTICE

The gymnasium and swimming pool of the Y. M. c. A. will be used by the Barnes School next year. A class will be organized and thrice week instructed by the r M C. A. Physical Director. For membership in this class a small fee will be charged. E. R. Barnes, Principal. thu-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08

Visit the New Elite Theatre at 22 south Court Street, opens August 10th. Rest Moving Pictures and Songs. St.