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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
NECRESS CLAIMS WIDOWS SHARE
IN VAST ESTATE OF BRITISH LORD

Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. 1S.-The re-
mains of Delaval Beresford are now
en- route across the high seas to his
old home in Ireland for interment.
The burial will mark the close of
the career of one of the most rO-
mantle life histories of modern
times.
The youngest son of the late mar
quis of Waterford, one of Great
Britains most noted peers, Delaval
Beresford, who was entitled to be
called lord, forsook the life to which
he had been reared and came to
America when mere youth, penni-
less but determined TO win his way.
At his death he was a millionaire,
but still an outcast. He had chosen
the life of an outcast, and as if to
make his position clear, had taken
a negro woman for his companion.
That woman now declares she
will claim his estate and will cross
swords in the Mexican courts with
the lord admiral of England, in
fight for its possession. The wom-
an was never married to Beresford,
but lived on his Mexican ranch
for % years and was generally con-
sidered as his wife and called
Lady Flo" far and wide.
In his will tn millionaire ranch
man-outcast left Flora Wolf, $50, 900
The rest of his estate is willed to
his two surviving brothers, the
present marquis of Waterford and
Lord Admiral Chas. Beresford, Of
the British navy.
Flora Wolf declares that she can
prove that she was the common law
wife of Delaval Beresford and that
| under the laws of Mexico she is en-
titled to the widows share in the
| estate. She has settled on one OF
his great western ranches, the
| Ojitos, where she has lived for 20
years, and declares that she will
| hold it against all corners. This
ranch embraces 10000 acres and
| there is another adjoining it that
| contains $4,000 acres. There is
| other property in Canada and in
various parts of the United States
as we'll as valuable English stocks.
All of his property was gained
| through the cattle business.
When young Beresford met Flora
! Wolf, yellow negress, she was a
domestic in the family of the
American consul at Chihuahua. She
claims the estate was community
| property, having been accumulated
by the two after they had assumed
the relations of man and wife.
The erratic ranchman wore the
| rough costume of a cowman and al
| though millionaire, associated
| chiefly with bartenders and cabmen
when he came to Ell Paso. He trav-
eled a great deal in order to look
after his interests. His sole amuse-
ment was hunting. He returned to
England a time or two but it is
said he never visited his titled
| brothers.
| When Lord Admiral Beresford
| visited Mexico and America two
years ago he paid no attention to
telegram inviting him to visit his
| brothers ranch and hunt big game.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18

A Harvard professor who had al
ways been known as a woman hater
has been sued for $4,000 for breach
of promise. Now he'll hate 'em
worse than ever.
Geo. Gould declares the car users
are responsible for the shortage.
How true it is! And how wonder
full, Next week George will dis
cover that if nobody were using the
cars there would be no shortage.
cGyzesoi. wayq qqkgkqjqkqjqkg bl
Secretary Wilson, says a Wash
ington paper, has been inspecting
whisky labels for several days. And
that's all.
"Who owns that handsome tall
building over there?"
81 don't know. | owned it yes
terday, but e. H. Hartman passed
through the city this morning"
81 guess you'll appreciate me
when I'm dead" snapped Smith
ers.
But you're not certain" said
Mrs. Smithers soothingly. Not GER
tain enough to make any expert
mentS."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
NEGRO TURNED WHITE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-E. L. Holly.
a negro fireman employed in a
downtown factory, was scalded to
death while working in the engine
room. When at last dr. .ged from
the steam filedd room the negro's
body was found to have turned
white and could not be distinguish
ed from that of a Caucasian.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18

yourself, you villain. Grab him."
Gentlemen. | suggest that this
need go no further here inter
posed the astute state chairman.
Mr.. Read is indicated. Further
more, no one need be the wiser. If
we give this pup Baldkirk a swift
kick and send him on his way, he'll
be glad to go"
The blackmailer was given the
swift kick.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
HIT ON HEAD; BOY IS BAD.

4 CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. 1s.-Fate
Seems to have DECIDED that little
Leo Dean. Is years old. shall be q
bad boy In spite Of Juvenile courts,
Teformatories and trephining OF the
pkull. Until few months ago
Then an operation had been per.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18

formed upon the boy, he had been
incorrigable. but the doctors treat
ments entirely changed his nature.
While walking under q scaffolding
beside building a hammer struck
the boy on the head. Leo Ia bad
again.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18

The Press Is the only penny pa.
per in the Inland Empire. -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
AMONG OURSELVES
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

Many an many a
time we get whut's
comm to us an don't
know it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
MAXWELL WINS
HARD BATTLE
Montgomery Gets Big
End of Score.
FINAL RESULT STANDS Z TO !
Fritz Twirls Good Game, But Is Not
So Steady.
Tekarkana Boy Keeps Coatrol of Sit
uation Thr0ug hout--Each Team
Secures Five Hits on OPP
posing Siabman.

In a pitchers battle between Max
Well ana Fritz yesterday honors We're
nearly even, though the Texarkana
boy had shade the best of the Mobile
BOY. The hits were even-five and tive
but Maxwelis steadiness at critical
moments and splendid control, backed
up by the gingery fielding and sharp
base running OF the team back of him
swung the pendulum.
Maxwell gave only one base'6n balls,
but that one with his own mess of a
bunt and wild throw, coupled with a
lucky Texas Lacquer, put in the only
the third inning.
The Montgomery runs came en- a
base on balls, sacrifice and pinch hit
in the second inning, and a two-bag-
1t was one, two, three with Mont
gomery in the first, but in the last half
it looked bilious. Nadeau smashed
one to right for two bags. Beecher
well hit Manuel on the arm. Sabrie
hit to Perry and Nadeau was out ct
third. CASTOR ended 1t with a nit to
Maxwell.
Mccain walked in the second, was
sacrificed by Seabaugh and scored on
Perry's drive to right.
In the last of the third Maxwell gave
his only base on balls, Fritz drawing
1t. ,Nadeau tried to sacrifice but Max
well juggled the bunt and then threw
wild to Baxter, Fritz going to third
Baxter got the ball in time to throw
Nadeau out at second. Beecher struck
out and with two down it looked IS
though Maxwell would pull himself out
of the hole into which he himself had
gotten. A lucky 1exas Lacquer just
over Bill Hausen's head put Fritz in
and tied the score. Sabrie hit to right
and Manuel got to third, but CASTOR
was out on a foul to Seabaugh.
Neither side could get another man
across the plate until the first half of
the eighth, when Ball opened 1t with
sen hit to third and in his hurry to
get the ball, Beecher threw wild to
Sabrie. The throw must have been a
horrible one, for Ball scored. Hansen
was forced at second on Bakers hit to
Fritz, Baxter stealing second. McCann
ter was out trying to get back to sec
ond--but the score had been united.
The Pelicans came near tieing 1t up
in the last half Maxwells steadiness
saving him. Ball fumbled Nadeau's
hit. Beecher sacrificing Nadeau, who
reached third on Manuels hit to Max
well. but Sabre was out on hit to
Maxwell.
with one out in the ninth Perry
walked. stole second and reached third
on Malarky's hit to Gatins. Fritz
saved himself by striking Maxwell out
Then came the crucial moment and
the fans at Castle Higgins held thsir
Maxwell could hold them, the last game
of the New Orleans series would go to
Montgomery. The answer came swift
ly. CASTOR was out on a hit to Hau-
sen, Atz on a fly to McCann and Cat
ins on a hit to Perry--and the game
was over with the score to 1 in ia
vor of Montgomery
Tho scaFa follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
PAYS CwER MONEY.
Controversy With Huntsville II. n r.
La Adjusted

Huntsville. May 15.-(sp.ciat y
The controversy that has ex,stso dy-
ring the last few years betwssn III.
Huntsville Chapter of the Dauehters
OF the Confedsracy and the Misses
McCalley regarding the funds thai
mao been raised for the Confeiersts
monument. has been arnicably adtnst-
ed.
The sum of $1,O47 so. which had
been accumulated for tho monument
fund when Miss McCalley gave up tha
treasurership Of the Chapter and
which has been held by board ~
trustees during the last three or four
years has Keen paid over to Mrs.
Milton Tunes as treasurer of tha
chapter. This amount will alrn,st
pay the balance due on the handsome
monument that has been erected hv
the Daughters Of the Confederacv in
the County court yard
Ihe matter has been taken out Of
the court and the whole Controversy
has been settled in a manner satiH-
FACTORY to all parties. BY resolution
tho Huntsville Chapter has sent a
statement IF the matter to all o. the
chapters IN the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
FIREMEN PLAY BALL
LINEUP OF MONTGOMERY AND BIR-
MINGHAM TEAMS.
Men Who Fight Flames t. Fight Each
Other at Magic City Saturday for
Benefit of Benevolent
Fund.

The baseball team of the Montgom-
cry Fire Department will line up
against the Fire Ladies' at Birmingham
next Saturday. There ha- been much
talk about this coming game. and it
will surely be hard fought fight for
honors, as both teams claf.-l supremacy
as ball players. just as they do as fire
fighters.
The proceeds of the game will be de-
voted to the Firemen's Benevolent As
ISOLATION. and as this is the first clash
between these teams. and rooters in
both cities are supporting them. the at
tendance will undoubtedly be large and
the receipts good.
The lineup was decided upon yes
terday, Captain e j. Griffin having re-
ceived a latter from birmingham CIV
ing the lineup of that team: They
will get together in this line:
Montgomery--E. ]. Griffith, 2b A.
I Cohn. 1b r. o. Sharpe, If; C. Claud,
CT; c. Sellers. CT; w. F. Bryant, 3b;
J Wilson. IS; C. A. Ayres, c; j. s.
Boatwright D.
Birmin gham-J. E. Keith. 2b; T. P.
Curry. 1b; G A Harris. II; B. T. Max
ie, IF: Ed. Terry. eff: w. L. Mcdonald
3b: W. P. Whitehead. IS; S. A. Middle
ton. c: T. Brown. ..
Utility men for MONTGOMERY are f.
Eggs. and ]. A. Dozier. for Birming-
ham C C. Giles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
THE RACES
Results ut Belmont.

New York. May 15.-By winning the
mile and a furlong handicap at Belmont
Park today in the fast time Of l;e2 40;
classed among the favortes for the
day. He carried 126 pounds and won
By qepoS broke ot the rack
cord for four and a half furlongs when
she won the second race in -O:52 flat.
Five favorites won: so,,
furlongs straight-Edna Jackson 81
1o2 (E. Dugan) I to l, second: Royal
1907. Don Domo, Robin Hood. oyama.
Escutcheon, Little Don, Battle Axe, Or.
Hollis. Poquessing; Contend TOY BOY;
TGa' Belle strome. Good julia and
Second race, four and one-half fur
longs sstsaghtmsepoyE ,t 1913 1Miil fMar
tin) 6 to /, second; Rialto, 1o7 (Hornerl
Is to 1, third. Time 9:52. Bridge
Whist, Sparkles, Orfano, Dead Gone,
McGregor. Ruscime, La sorella II. In
Third race, Bouquet stakes. selling,
FIVE furlongs-Ella O'Neil. "a (Notter)
to l. scens aySes a gy FACES
ziephen. Laura Clay. Pal. Banyah, Min
ME O.. sanguine, Thomas Caih91n,
HCpt, DUO IlOtS'ib ooiA O1'AA~A 5000 $50
Fourth race. steeplechasei about two
miles-T: S: Martin; 1s2 IDupeel Ito to
10 to /. seccnd Sir Tristan, 147 lHo-
gam to /. third. Time :o7 20. Three
starters.
Between. 12s (Mountain} 8 to 5. won;
Aipeamsrchen. % (Nctterj % to l..
THIRD. Time 1:62 40. The Quail rldn ran.
Sir Toddington, SO .lKollins1 3 to /,
y ssod R1dfhe eHy iMaSsSsI i
to l. third ocs Time s1 lSy 2S 1irn srndy
Shenandoah Judge Oenton, Left TIE
Cricket, Water Dog, Tyrolean, Azelina,
Pins and Needles. Dario ana Golden
Entries for Today.
First race, high weight handicap SIX
furlongs, main ccursePrince Hamburg,
14O: Keatar, 1876; Dolly Spanker, 1873;
Hyperion H.. Demand. 1Ss; j. 81 g. CGre PRE-
entin s; 122; Horace E.. III; Col. White.
zienap, 1870; Ontario, lie; Caeochan,
116; Acrobat. "a: .,. .,u,
wave Crest, sweet Taire, Jubilee. La
Jeunesses. 10; Biskra, Queen. Souve-
mir. 1915 Harcourt. King James. Reau-
'0 TRlr Do race cay Van Ness, selling, six
and a half Observation-Disclosures, Ice;
Vaquero, Ampedo. Rose Mount. Dinna
Ken, 100; Sarbary Belle, Ss; Acrobat,
Stray. Glenham, Gallant Dan, 90; Tim
O'Toole "a; Claude Duval. 80; Cam
paigner. Tileing. 91; Yorkist, Golden
Shore. IS; Killiecrankie. Sc.
Fourth race, steeplechase. about two
niles-Sandalwood. Fallaheen, 1852; Nav
ajo, 146; DR.. Keith. Dulcian. 1879;
Sanctus, 1872; Harp Player. 13l.
Fifth race, Crotona handicap. six fur
longs-Roseben. 140: Prookdale Nymph
116; Suffrage. Oxford, 11S; Hyperion
H.. Red River, 1903; ack Atkipl 1876;
Frank GIL, los; Pantouhe, 1903; Zie-
nap. 100.
Sixth race. mile and n sixteenth
BAD News, 125: Plardv. 125: Red Frilr
1872; Tommy waddeIl. III: Dolly Spank
sr. ~: ST,nrrm az. IT,; rhilenaers l,N:
BOY. Ra Bright BOY. 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
ALTON REESE ARRESTED
Young Man Is Accused Of nistarbtn.
Worship.

Huntsville. May 15.-(sp4cial.)-
Sheriff William Mitchell has been no.
tilted of the capture of Alton Reese.
young white man who is wanted
hare on charge of disturbing public
worship at Tnney, Ala, Sunday.
The arrest was made in Nashville
and the young man has agreed to
come here without requisition papers,
Reese was making his way to Texas.
The parents Of Horton Smith, whu
with Reese went tc the church al
Toney and shot into the crowd and
then escaped after a running fight,
have sent word here that they wilt
bring their son here when Reese il
brought here.
They will both be charged with die.
turbing public worship, assault with
infant to murder AMI carrying con-
caaled weapons.
G. w. Browning. cattle quarantine
officer for the government. has leased
ten acres of ground in West Hunte-
vile and will establish a quarantine
station there. Cattle will be brought
to this station for treatment and the
staten will probably maintain e pas,
turaea Of 500 acres in this locality.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
COLLEGE BASEBALL
GAMES TODAY

University of Chicago VS.. oberlin
College at Chicago
Rose Polytechnic VS. Notfe Dame
University at Terre Haute. Ind.
Yale University VS. Lafayette COL
lege at New Haven, Conn. ~.
Carlisle Indians VS.. Syracuse UNI
versity at Elmira. N y c.,o.
Tufts College VS.. Bowdoln Coilese
at Medford. Mass.
University of Vermont VS. Massa-
chusetts State College at Burlington
a. Thomas College VS.. Luther COL
legt at Minneapolis: 1.as
University of Nebraska VS. -, James
Miiliken University AT DC SatnG;s III ives
Hedding College VS.; limos
leyan at Bloomington, Ill.
A. New Haven-Yale. 2; Brown z.
fCailed 18th inning. darkness).
At Ithaca-Cornell, ID; 16; q Lenign,
" At Princeton--Trinity. 3; Prince
ton IL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
Condor VIII Contest.

Huntsville, May 15.-(SpeciaL)-
The baseball team Of the Condor
training school will be one of the
contenders for the Southern Prepar-
atory school championship again this
year. Eight games out of ten have
been won and there is only one team
in the South that has surpassed this
record. that being the Battle Ground
Academy team, which has string OF
ten out of twelve. Conder's team
will probably equal the record this
week when two games are played at
home with Columbia. The Battle
Ground Academy and Gender will play
a series Of games later in the sea son i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
Olympia Opera Company
Tonight at Casino,
"MikadO."
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Jacksonville, May 15.-The feature
of the game was the fast work of Nc
Mellan at short and his work on the
Jacksonviils .O20 900 100 ) .
Columbia -. geo ,o0 600
Batteries-Stultz and Roth; White
and Hawkins and Smith.
Macon. May 15.-Charleston won from
Macon in a slow and farc;cal game,
featured by errcrs Of the home team.
Macon ...... 200 Oo1 ooo-s 5 s
Charleston POI 10G ooG-4 ~ ?
Batteries-Loucks ami Robinson,
Johnson and Resinger.
Savannah May 15.-Augusta took the
closing game of the series with ease.
R.H. n.
Savannah. ZOO 100 0oO-1 s :
Augusta. 81. 900 400 011-6
Baterieswiilis and Kahlkoff schopp
and EVers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16

II had been found impossible to COM
PIE the parkway in time for the race
thia fall.
There will be meeting of the Van
derbilt Cup Commission at the Amer
lean Automobile Racing Board, when
some formal action will be taken on
the matter of q race this fall.
Those who are In position to know
say that neither Mr.. Vanderbilt moi
the cup commission Is in favor OIL
holding a race over the public high
ways of Nassau of Suffolk county un-
less some way can be found to call
out the militia to guard the course
or the local authorities will assume
the responsibility of policing the roads
and guarantee the association against
any suit for damages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
stars Win Game.


The Highland Park team won from
Amanda street yesterday by tho score
of II to s.
sayre. the pitcher who pitched such
brilliant ball against tho Hill Billies
last week, was knocked all over the
field Taylor, who pitched for, High
land Park. pitched good ball, but his
support was very poor.
The lineups were as follows:
Highland Park-Bowman, rightfield.
Harrison, left field; Boyd. first base,
Ray, third base: Harris. SECOND base.
Atkinson. center field; YarbrOuEh
short stop; Falkner, catcher; Taylor,
pitcher.
base; Egge. first base; Ayenger. short
stop Matthews. third base; Afford,
center field; Sheen, catcher; Sayre,
pitcher
summary-Three base hits. Boyd,
Sayre. Two base hits. Boyd. Bowman.
Bases on balls by Taylor. 4; by Sayre,
8. Errors, ny Amanda Street, 6, by
Highland Park 7. Passed balls, Falk-
ner. l. Empires Parker. Hirsch and
StraHord- Scorer. Rutter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
Net0s and Notes of Sport
VAUGHAN and the Naughnits..

1t looks as though there is d lack
OF harmony IN Harry Vaughns team
II one is to judge by the following
from The Shreveport Times:
While the Montgomery bunch was
in Birmingham on their last visit, one
Vaughn for the hard work the team
had gone through to get in condition.
AS the visiting team was prepar-
ing to go out to the park, just before
game time, one of the Barons request
ed Manager Malarky not to mention to
Vaughn that they were going out in a
tallyho, for fear the Birm-
ingLam manager would make his team
pull the conveyance, with Meek in the
vanguard"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16

Messrs. Michael Cody and w L. Tyson
tied the tie being played off Tuesday
afternoon on the links of the club.
Mr.. Tyson won by single stroke
The scores were: Tyson, AZ; Cody, Al.
The next event on the links of the
country Club will be the gentlemen's
championship tournament for the cup
presented bX II. c. Ruth to the Coun-
try. Club. This will be a chamnion-
snip AFFAIR, nc handicap at ali, and win
De played for annually every spIing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
BATTED CRISTALL
NASHVILLE DID NOT ALLOW BABB
A SCORE.
TyvirIer Was Wild in the First Three
Innings and Seven Runs Were
Scored by the
DObbers,

Memphis, May 15.-While the visitors
outplayed the locals generally today,
CristalTs pitching in the early part
of the game was largely responsible
for Memphis's defeat.
BY punching hits with bases on balls
Nashville scored seven runs in three
innings. After that Cristall pitched
steady game, but the home team could
not score
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
VAUGHN MAKES CHANCES.
Roy Montgomery and Rip Raglan VIII

Birmingham. May 15.-(SpeciaL)-
Advices received here from Shreveport
today were to the effect that Manager
Harry Vaughn of the Birmingham base
ball team was negotiating for an ex-
change of Roy Montgomery. third
baseman, and Rip Raglan. pitcher for
Pitcher Hickman and another player.
The statement is made that the deal
may be contaminated President Baugh
of the Birmingham Association today
announced that soreheads and grouches
as soon as possible, and trades made
for other players.
The manager of the team will be
given instructions to take drastic meas
ures to bring about a different condi-
ton in the ball team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.

Southern League.
Montgomery at Memphis.
BIRMINGHAM at Little Rock
Atlanta at Shreveport
Nashville at New Orleans,
Cotton States League
Mobile at Meridian.
Vicksburg at Columbus.
Jackson at Gulfport.
AN"ricP~ League
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. L"lis
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
National League
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston. a.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
South Atlantic League
Augusta at Savannah.
Columbia at Jacksonville.
Charleston at Macon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
AMATEUR GAMES.


An exciting game of baseball was
played at the ball park yesterday al
fernoon between Starke and the Mont
gomery Juniors The feature of the
zane was the batting rally in the ninth
inning. $780,
The score stood to in favor OF
s+arke but hits by Jones, Washburn,
Persons, Chisholm. Brewer and David
SON put in five runs, which won the
game, 10 to for the Montgomery Jul
h'9 Batteries For starke. Galson and A.
Fitzpatrick; for Montgomery Juniors,
Persons and r. Holt. Umpire. Walker.
Time of game, lbs Hits, OFF Golson
10, off Persons 3. Struck out, by COL
son 2, by Persons Z.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
'Batted for Graham.

Summary-Two base hits. Clark.
Smith. Montgomery and Lister. Stolen
bases, Gardner Sacrifice hits, Lewee
Innings pitched, by Wilhelm Q; Becker.
2. Graham Z. Struck out, by Wilhelm.
:. by Becker, l; by Graham. 8 Hit by
pitcher Becker. /; Graham, 2. Left on
Passed balls, Rapp, / Time. 3 hours.
Lmpire Zimmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
CALL OFF RACE.
Vanderbilt Clubhouse VIII Not Re
Ready I'm Time.

New York. May 15-It looks as II
there will be no automobile race tor
the Vanderbilt cup this year At "A
meeting of the directors of the Long
Island Motor Parkway held yesterday.
w. X Vanderbilt announced that al
ter a conference with the engineers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
PITCHERS BATTLE
LAKAFF AND CASTLETON WE'RE
THE STARS.
HonOrs Were Even Until Final Inning
When Traveller Twirler Lost Con-
troll and ErrOr Let In
Run.

Little Rock, Ark, May 16.-Lakaff
ers' duel this afternoon with honors
about even until the ninth when La
kaff lost control. He was replaced
by Eyler, while the locals were still
leading. but an out and an error by
Douglass let in the winning run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16

Summary: Two base hits. Nadeau:
Stolen bases Houtz. Ball. Baxter. Per-
ry. Sacrifice, Seabaugh. Ball. Nadeau,
Hansen unassisted: Nadeau to Beecher
to tins Struck out bv Fritz T. Max
well 3; base on balls. off Fr!.z g. Max
well I. Hit bv pitched ball nv Maxwell
/. Left on bases New Orleans 6: Mcnt-
gomery 7. First on errors New Or
leans Montgomery 2, Time / :35. I'm
pire Rim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
BARONS WIN ATLAST
BIRMINGHAM BATS BECKER FROM
THE BOX.
wilhelm Allowed Only One Run Up to
Ninth Inning When Pirates Came
Near Tying the
Score.

Shreveport, May 15.-Wilhelm held
Shreveport safe today until the ninth
inning when there was q batting rally.
Five hits netted five runs, but were
not enough to overcome Birmingham's
lead. Becker lasted only two innings
when he was replaced by Graham.