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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-01
BY BILL AK.

The fourth and final game of the Blr- ningham- Montgomery series was won by the Barons yesterday afternoon, the final score being to 0.
 This morning early the Pretzels took train for Atlanta, and when next Mont gomery is encamped in Birmingham, this season will have faded and passed out, and another will have been born.
 The game yesterday was decidedly list less "Bondie" Walsh appeared coquet tishly indifferent although the fact that he yielded but four hits would tend to contradict this allegation. Secondly. hts suppor was ragged. Thirdly in spite of the fact that many Barons got on bases, there was very little scoring.
 Wilhelm pitched in splendid form. He yielded five hits one or more of which should have been perfectly handled by intielders
 The Pretzels had but once chance to score, and that chance blossomed after two had kicked the bucket. In the sev- en.A, with two out, Henline singled to center and Perry followed with double to right Had Nye connected safely the Pretzels would have tied the score.
 He went out however, from Demont to Meek.
 At no other time did the visitors have a chance to land.
 The Barons scored their two runs in the first inning.
 4Molesworth flied to center and Hen line dropped the ball. Demont doubled and Molesworth occupied third. Smith hit safely to center and both men scored.
 Throughout the game the Barons had numerous opportunities Walsh, after fill ing the basese repeatedly. settled down and prevented tallies.
 The Barons occupied bases innumerable times. There were several errors made behind Walsh, and several dumb plays. In addition to the four hits rung up by the Barons, Walsh passed three to first on balls Further he hit four men with the ball-Gardner, Meek, Walters and Garvn.
 Perhaps Walsh holds the record for hit ting more men during a game than any otha Southern league twrler. In what game this season were more than four men hiI with ths ball?
 In addition ot Walsh freaksh record, Meek made one, too.
 he faced the pitcher four times, but IS not charged with a time at bat. First, he was hit by pitched ball Then he was passed twice In succession on bad ones. Then he sacrificed Gardner to sec on4 after the "Rube' had received the ba in the slats.
 In the memory of several of the older fans, Meeks record has never been dup Heated on local grounds, at least.
 During the afternoon there was but one ST ectacuar piece of work. In the sixth, after two Barons had turned their toes, Wilhelm slammed the stick across the nose of the horsehide. and, on wings 1t skied to deep left. Houtz. running backward so fast that his legs resenl- bled the spokes in Dan Patch's cart, leaped into the air and when he land ed again-Wilhelm was done for.
 The catch was spectacular and robbed Wilhelm of triple had he cared to squirt, and double through necessity.
 Houts was promiscuously glad hand ed"
 The game was played in rag time. but seventy minutes having been required.
 Had Nye hit safely in the seventh, tying the score, or better still. had the winning runs been made in the eighth. rather than the first inning the day would have been more to the liking of the fans.
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west for the third and last time. Then the west comes east. and all Is over.

west for the third and last time. Then the west comes east. and all Is over.
 Atlanta took every game played against Nashville, and, fortunately for the Crack CTS, the Little Rock Travellers turned an identical trick against Memphis. the lead CTS. As a result the two aspirants for the rag are seven games nearer together than when the last eastern invasion was concluded.
 The afternoon was spent in peace.
 The Barons have about twenty-six games on the road, scheduled to be played before the end of the season.
 Before the end of the season, the Ba- rons have about twenty-six games sched- uled for West End.
 The Barons. presently, are five games short of the .5OO mark. With the re- maning games equally divided between West End and foreign territory, will the locals finish the season as high as .50o? All of which reminds us that he who makes predictions this season is one of those blankety- blanks easily parted from his money.
 HUGH W. ROBERTS.
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Summary: Innings pltched, Suggs T. Bills 1. Hits apportioned, Suggs G. Bills 2. TWo-base hits-Wood Babb, Hurburt. Three-base hits, Page. Sacrifice hits, Wood. Plass Stolen bases, Bowcock Bases on balls Hughes 2. Struck out Hughes 3, Suggs l, Bills 1, Hit by pitcher Bills ?. Double plays, Page to Douglass; Hess to Rockenfield to Douglass; Neigh bors to Carey Time, 1:50. Empires, Flynn and Rinn.
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TRAVELLERS WIN
 THE THIRD GAME
LITTLE ROCKS NEW TWIRLER, ..UGHES, WINS FIRST GAME. sUGGs 6ATTED FROM THE BOX IN THE FOURTH.

Little Rock Ark, July 31.-Hughes, Lit tie Rocks new pitcher. kept Memphis nine hits well scattered today, while in the fourth the home team landed on Suggs for triple, a double and three singles scoring four runs and driving Suggs from the box. Bills. who succeeded him, was effective, Hurlburt's two errors being re- sponsible for Little Rocks fifth run.
 Little Rock AR R IT PO A 10
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The Barons left yesterday evening for Nashville.
 Before leaving they won enough games to oust Nashville from the leadership or the second division.
 Now, will Nashville, in turn, oust Bir- mingham?
 It is possible. we admit.
 During the invasion of the east by tho western clubs. the Barons won seven and dropped six games.
 Against Montgomery, the Barons won three and lost a single game.
 Had the Barons done near that well against the west, which they should have done. the first division would be our stamping ground right now.
 We lost all right, and will carry out the contract, but there can be no doubt but that our judgment was good
 Atlanta won again.
 Memphis lost again.
 Sixteen points separate the two.
 When one remembers that Montgomery will not return to Birmingham this sea- son, the fact that the seasons end ap- breaches near, is realized.
 After the eastern clubs exchange few compliments among themselves, they go
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CRACKERS MAKE
 CLEAN SWEEP
SINGLE AND NlcHoLL'S ERROR ALLOWED ATLANTA TO SCORE THREE IN THlRD-MR. M'kENZIE VS. MIR. YERkES.

Atlanta, Ga, July 31.-Atlanta made all the runs today in the third inning, taking the entire series from Nashville. With the bases full Castro and McKinzle scored on Winters single, and Becker scored on Nleholls error.
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Francis M. Finch Dead.

Ithaca. N. Y, July 31.-Francis Miles Finch died here today. aged so years. MT. Finch was associate judge of the court of appeals of New York state from 1880 to 1897. He wrote the ballad, "The Blue and the Grey"
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Montgomer e, Q, .......... 900 600 000-0
 SUMMARY. Twobase hits-Demont, Perry Sacrifice hits-Gardner, Meek, Garvin, Ball.
 Stolen bases-Meek, Molesworth. Struck out-Wilhelm s. Bases on balls-Walsh 8. Hit by pitched ball-Walsh 1. Demont, Meek, Walters. Garvin). Time of game-1:10. Umpires-Pfenninge and Hackett.
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Summary: Two base hits Nichols; sto- len bases. Mckenzie Winters; sacrifice hits, Yeskes; bases on balls, Mckenzie ,, Yeskes 2; hit by pitched ball, Mckenzie (Nicholls); struck out. Mckenzie 1, Yerkes 4 Time, :45. Umpire, Rudderham.
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OTHER GAMES.

Anniston. July 31.-(Special. )-Watkins. the Sewanee star, who won from Pell City, was ineffective this afternoon Carnes allowed but three hits up to the ninth inning when he let down and three hits were punched on him. Anniston won two out of three from the visitors.
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SONOMA GIRL WINS
 VERY TAME RACE
HlGHBALL, LAME, WAS FORCED TO RETIRE AND THE GREATEST CROWD IN SEASONS IS DlsAP. PolNTED-OTHER RESULTS.

1 Cleveland, O., July 31.-'The contest be- tween the two stars, Sonoma Girl and
 Highbal, In the 2:15 tro. scheduled for
 today, promising a shattering of records,
 drew to the second day of the Grand Cir cult meet the largest crowd that has wit
 messed light harness trottng at Glenville in many years Unfortunately. Highball
 was lame and had to be withdrawn. As
 result Sonoma Girl, although she won
 with ease, obtained a hollow victory, there being no other starters that could force her to her usual speed much less | a record. She logged around the track.
 passing under the wire victor in three
 straight heats. Her best time was 2:O6s4. Genteel H. took second money and Claty
 Latls third. Thornway was the only
 favorite to lose; Alice Pointer, second choice, winning the first race, the 2:11 pace, in straight heats. The best time
 2;o5ka is a new record for Alice Pointer. Ed Geers, who drew the distance flag three times Tuesday. won the third race,
 the 2:05 pace, in easy style with Ardelle, the Memphis pacer that won the chamber of commerce stakes in 1906 McDevitt, driver for David Shaw of | Cleveland. scored his second victory of
 the day when he won the 2:O9 trot with Lillian R. This race was featured by
 the reappearance of John Splan, the vet
 eran reinsman on the Grand Circuit, driv- ing Big Flora who finished first in each heat. The track was in excellent con- dition.
 2:11 pace three heats. purse $15OO- Alice Pointer, b. m., by Star Pointer, l tMcDeV1tD .. .. .. D. ..l 1 | Thornway, b. h., (Cox .. .. .. .. ..2 ? 2 Bully w., b. g., (Sunderlin) :. :. 8 1 3 Time, 2:05Ha; 2:06; 2:07.
 2:15 tot, purse 5000
 Sonoma Girl, b. m., by Lynwood w.. tSprlnser) Il l 1
 Genteel. br h.. (W. McDonald .. ..2 ? | Clayt Lats, ch. m., U4azelD :. .. .6 ? Time; 2:0sK4; 2:O6s4; e:O7s4. 1 2:o5 pace two in three, purse $1oo0-
 Ardelle, br. m. by J. H. T., (Geers) 1 1 i Nervolo b. h., (Cox) .. .. :. .. .. ? 2 Hal C., ch. E., (B. Shank) .. q. .. 8 Time, 2:07l4; 2:05a4.
 2:09 trot. two in three. purse s1000- Lillian R., b. m., by J. T. NJ. tMc- DeVltt) l Alley J., b. m.. () .. .. :. .. e.. 3 ? Emboy, b. E., (McDonald) .. .. .. .. ? 6 Time, 2:O6s4 POT.
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GAMES TODAY.

Birmingham in Nashville. Montgomery in Atlanta. New Orleans in Little Rock. Memphis in Shreveport.
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 Time, :50. Umpire-Connelly
 Philadelphia July 31.-Philadelphia de- feated St. Louis today in a hard hitting eleven-inning contest. The home team won out on three hits, an error and a wild pitch by Drennen. R. Fl. F. St Louis .......... 900 coo O25 O. 1 IA 2 Philadelphia .220 20 900 G1- 13 2 Dineen, Howell and Spencer; Plank, Bartley, Dygert and Schreck. Time, 2:20. Umpires-Stafford and Hurst.
 Washington, July 3.-Walshs pitching was too much for Washington today. and Chicago defeated Washington handily.
 R. H. E. Washington ............Cf .CfO GOO ooo- 2 Chicago .000 GOO 201-- 3 6 Q Behring, Warner and Herndon: Walsh and Hart Time, 1:9S.-Umpires-Sheri- dan and Evans.
 Boston, July 31.-Cleveland won todays game in the first inning, batting Tame hill out of the box. R. H. F. Cleveland ..............4 460 coo 0oo- 1 Boston ..................9o0 GOO 200- ? s 4 Joss and Clark; Winter, Pruitt Tame hill and Shaw. Time, 1854. Umpire OLoughlin.
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McLallens, Skatoral Artist, at Lake Como Rink Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with Sat urday matinee. Two perfor- nances each session-9:15 and 1915.
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BARONS DEFEAT
 MALARKY'S TEAM Wilhelm CIeverIy Oucpoints
 "BIondie" Walsh MEEKS UNIQUE RECORD Montgomery's TWlrler Makes Record of Hitting Men With BalI-The
 Pretzels' Last Visit to
 Birmingham.
Montgomery's Twlrler Makes Record
THE STANDING.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Birmingham 9, Montgomery o. Little Rock D. Memphis ?. Atlanta 3, Nashville 0.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg. Pa. July 31.-Pittsburg won both games of a double-header from Bos- ton by good, sound batting. Young WAS driven off the rubber in the first game and terribly punished in the second, which. by agreement, lasted only seven innings
 First Game R. II. E. Pittsburg ...............0n O10 1o.- ' 3 Boston ....z.............00 .001 100 200 Z
 Wilds and Gibson Boultes, Pfeffer, Young and Needham. Time, 2:15.
 Second Game R. H. D. Pittsburg ...............4o 4o2 117 - 15 15 O Boston ....................0 .001 GOO O. 5
 Camnitz and Phelps; Young and Brown. Time, l :3j Umpires-Johnstone and Car penter.
 St Louis July 31-New York won two games from st. Louis today. In the first game St. Louis tied the score in the ninth inning and lost in the tenth
 First Game R. H. E. St Louis ............ .OO0 col o02 O. 8 II 1 New York ............ GOO III GOO l. 8 1
 Beebe and Noonan; Wlltse and Bresna- ham, Time. 2:10.
 Second Game R. H. E. St. Louis .................O0OO O90 O. 1 New York ...............D0 GO O l McGinn and Marshall McGinnity and Bresnahan. Time, :35. Umpire-O Day.
 Chicago. July 31.-Reulbach pitched in great form today holding the visitors helpless except in one inning. when three hits gave them one run. R. II. F. Chicago ......,.......... .OO1 O03 O0'- Brooklyn .............. 000 GOO 010- 1 4 0
 Reulbach and Kling; Fucker and Ritter Time, 1:20. Umpires-Emslie and Klem.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville. 1; Indianapolis. 3. Milwaukee. 4: St. Paul, ?.
 Kansas City, [; Minneapolis, Columbus. g. Toledo. 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, July 31.-New York won a close game from Detroit today.
 R. H. E. Detroit ............... GOO 600 100 0 New York ............ .000 200 OV+- 2 ? Mullin and Payne; Newton and Thomas i.EA nll
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Gulfport, ?; Columbus. den innings)
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burg, unb lebteu Oa pie bic gbeeI
I'm SaufIameu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

ssIA Aksntde EnD aGabenbli& In
bsr 8iunStir&e an bsr StrR Greet
ErsbIGt' anb Observation-Disclosures
TN Gnnes unb bisnt gaRpr @ertIG,
non oUpe, init benz Bort. Die Der.
iummIuuOea tOerben uiprOen atenb
ibrsn abI&lub fnbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

9err unb lIusuR Stnrte BON
waOrriIOn uaren snfanoS bee BD&e
birr bel ben Gbelsutsn Sermanu
SeIOtte 81 HeLa&.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

Der Sna In @sbsrS Saae am Ist.
ten eamaaG mar GUT beiudt unb.
Ctne nlIeS iebr nett ber ME unS Sc.
rIdtet wir0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

SRI. lgaartba Eurba& fam am
WOntne nit ibrsr 5rennbin Srl.
stuna araeser UOn 81. Souls bier an,
nm tarss Belt bet ben Gltsrn ~ Der.
IpsiIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

Brn. Beta nebft Samili. bon RsO
SirD mar anfnnss Der @uae bier
BET isinsa Sesunnbtsn Srit gai& 3u
1ein&.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

1db iGDns csrbhwstter bot aue
DdaAHtetnetaasn bsoaniiet nnb bic
Arbeit ita irsisn:ertraoIi@ peHind,t.
Erub nIebent tpIrb Der @intsr bod
SIeIsa huA Al frnh tpmmtn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

enbt eu& ben Nnsup iett MAIDEN
far 9anIiasunestap. sib unb IL.
belt abiOInt snruntirt. Die 4reiie
FHb 70 arrunsirt ME Sbr Fe mont.
D&suer & SON.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

@abreno bes bettissn Reaens uDr.
Geiiern geOroen bradts Elm innser
geaun nuf benz BferOs feline g&pe.
fer sur SGuIe. .9ns RabGen rel.
iibt rpie cine 8oinsl0mmer auf benz
@isrOe'. iaate Elm Sunse Der Fs an.
iommen ioh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

Die biesidbrise RonFrmnnbenllal.
ie In Der ct. @auls.@ smsinDe sabIt
% S&dter - 2 8nabsn Hnb is
RaO&sn, hieieIbe 8abl pie Iestes
Snhr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-22

90 sebbrt Ruth Onsu beiri 6nEIsH
Der R0ritpreiie s&ueine ~ Der.
I&idsn. nbsr SrsunO Sris alORner
bate BITE Courage iOld,ts OieIe @O'
DE ~ tbup.