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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14

evening at S:30 o'clock when Miss Car rie Linder Helden became the bride of Dr. Charles Hunter Drake, of Bir- mingham.
 The church was decorated in magno- Has and daisies and promptly at the apointed hour the bridal party en- tered to the strains of Mendelssohns wedding marCh. Miss Tillia Helden. the brides sister was maid of honor, and Dr. FonvilIe of Birmingham acted as best man. The little flower girls, Margaret Jackson and Bessie Moore Fall. preceded the bride. who entered with her brother, Dr. w. H. Helden.
 The ceremony was performed in a most impressive manner by Rev Mir. W. O. Waggoner, the pastor. and Mrs. Frank Hargrove presided at the or gan. The brides gown was of white peau de soie and handmade lace, and she and the maid of honor carried bride roses. .
 After the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the brides father for the bridal party and the choir, of which Miss Helden was a member.
 Dr. and Mrs. Drake left at Il o'clock for trip to New Orleans. and after July il they will be at home in Bir- minRham.
 Among the out-of-town guests were Misses Lucille and Evelyn Drake of Birmingham.
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MOLLY WINS GAME
RUFUS HAD GULFPORT TEAM AT
 HIS MERCY.
Pitckers Fought Fine Contest On Mo- bile Turf and at the Close the Score was
 in q

Mobile. June 1s.-(Special)-In e grand contest the Mobile team defeat ed the >aKkregation of Bobby Gilks, this afternoon by the close score of
 Rufus Molly was sent in by Manager McCay to do the chunking for the local tribe and the youngster performed in major league style having the heavy stickers of the visiting aggregation at meant a run and the game.
 Ryan opposed him and he also was in fine form though not up to the lad representing the Gulf City
 These two fought a magnificent bat tie and though Gulfport secured six hits and Mobile only five, Molly was all the candy in the way of control and curves, not allowing a batsman free transportation.
 There was nothing doing in the tally line until the sixth inning when Bernie down. Bill Kemmer followed and hit to short and on slow fielding both Me Cay and Kemmer were safe. Larry Hoofman then hit to short and Kem- mer was thrown out at second and as Ison threw to first to complete the ing home and reached there in safety with the only and winning tally of the Set to.
 Gulfport could not get a man any where near a dangerous place for SCOT Ing until their half of the ninth when down the first base line after Murch had struck out Ison then drove clean single to center and Ryan went to second.
 Gilks fell a victim to Nolly's chutes and Manush ended one of the most magnificent contests ever pulled off on the local diamond by flying out to Ad- amina.
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Young Bliss Assaulted .
TO BE RANKED IN MILTON.
Nathan Woodall, the Negro Who Killed
 Walter Rowling.

Walter Rowling.
 Milton, Fla, June 13.-(Special )- Nathan Woodall, the negro condemned to death at the last term of Circuit Court for the murder of Walter Nowl- ing at Pace's turpentine still, will be hanged here Friday.
 Interested spectators have watched the daily tests of the rope. Everything is in readiness to proceed with the execution at the appointed hour.
 Police officials from Escambia and other adjoining counties have signified their intention to be present.
 Woodall has lost his nelSe and has been i'll in bed.
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Kellett of Att lanta are visiting Mrs. Kellets moth CT, Mrs. A. S. Harrison.
 Mrs Marshall Miss Lizzie Golson and Hr Frank Golson are visiting MT. and Mrs. L. P. Golson en route to Mari anna froH the ore-Keeling wedding in Pensacola. John Collins has purchased the re- cent market owned by c. E. Elliott. MT. and Mrs. F. F. Dey have re- turned from an extended tour or James, 1 town and Lynchburg, Va. | Mrs. Carrie Eldridge and Mrs. olsen I of Pensacola were here yesterday or i ganizing a Ladies' Circle to the Woodr l men of the World. Last night they were rendered supper by the Rebekah Sisters, of which order they are prom | inent members.
 Hazel Johnston and his little daugh- | ter. Miss Hazel Johnston, who have both been seriously i'll, are recover ing.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Beverly Aymard of Pensacola, are spending the summer with MT Aymard's parents. Miss Estelle Johnston and G. G. Johnston left yesterday for Montgom- cry.
 Miss Robbie Curtis returned to Pen sacola yesterday after pleasant visl' to her sister. Mrs. J. A. Bryant.
 Judge E. P. Holley and little grand daughter, Hallie Henderson, have re- turned from a visit to relatives In Do- | than, Ala.
 Mrs E. L. McDaniel and children are making their usual summer visit to relatives at McDavid and Coon Hill Fla.
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Letcher of Montgomery, Lida May In- gram, Myra Walker of Opelika, Josie Hurst, Julia Lightfoot, Marguerite Lyon. Pattie Mae Dudley, Annie Floyd and Carrie L. Pinkston. Mrs. A. G. Forbes of Montgomery, Mrs. Relic of Mt. Meigs, Mrs. J. c. Pinkston and Mrs. J. B. Letcher. Messrs. Portis McKithen, Frank Pool, Andrew Hurst, Will Els berry of Montgomery. Floyd B. Powell of Tuskegee, Louis Lyon, Jr., Bernard Lyon. Gavert Futile. J. c. Pinkston. Jr., Olin Pinkston, Webb Hurst. Edwin Henderson, William Henderson, and Mason Handy.
 Misses Lida May Ingram and Myra Walker of Opelika are visiting Miss Julia Lightfoot.
 MT. Floyd B. Powell. a prominent young man of Tuskegee, has returned home after several days spent with MT. Louis Lyon, Jr.
 Misses Kate and Lizzie Bullock of Montgomery are the guests of Miss Margaret Lyon.
 Misse Irene and Ada Henderson are visiting relatives in Jakin, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
ARcIEoLoGIsT BRINGS RELIC.

New York, June 13.-Theodore H. Davis, the archeologist who has ar rived from Europe on the steamer Car mania, brought with him one of the oldest relics in the world. This is an alabaster statue of Queen Teie. fa- nous Egyptian, whose tomb Davis re- gently discovered. The statue dates from 1900 B. C. It will be presented to the Metropolitan Museum of Arts.
 Davis said that they had worked three years excavating the tombs of inc kings of Thebes and that it would take two years more before they are completed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
THE RACES
Results at LatOnia.

Cincinnau. June 13.-Balla was the only winning favorite at Latonia to- day.
 Three second choices and two out siders captured the other events. Pot ter at 10 to. l won the second event from Lady Caroll but the latter was disqualified for touling. LaCache was placed second and Bosserian. the fav- orite. was given third money.
 First race-4 12gkqj 945 456 666
 First race. four one-half furlongs- Balla. 1Io. q; LeeG' to won; Mos, second: Merr1go,- 112. Helgeson). to third Time 57 1-2. Gracious Dame. Lady Flora. Shawl, Ed. Motter. Clear Run, The Rias Tisme, Lady Vie, Black Dress. Kettle z. ran.
 110. GA. Brown), 10 to l won; LaCache so. (Pickens). 30 to ] second; Bosser- ian. l06, c. Lee), even third. Time. 117 Tom Morgan. Lieut. Rice. Kath- rine Moore, Monere. Dr. Turner ran.
 Lady Carroll finished second but disqualified.
 Third race. mile-Leo Bright. 1O7. (Pickens), IS to won: Docile l04. (Lee), g to 10 second: Incubator, Ill. GA. Brown). 30 .l l third. Time 1:45. 2-5. Prince of Pless. Little Elkin. Tancred. Moccasin Maid. Gold Spray. Bernie Cramer ran.
 Fourth race SIX sa, furlongsmY9qng fd won 1.r StevenS; Sin lV1 Rntier S1 ee 10 '1 second G0 Joe
  Shields. 1O3, (Fogarty). 30 to l third. Time 1:1S 2=5. Princess Orna. pr. Mccarthy. Jud"x. Lem Jones. Cygnet. Precious Stone Floss S. Mint Boy. Bergman, Spedtnrift Helen. Fast | Flight Optional ran.
 Fifth Race. five furlongs-Bucket Brigade, III, Brown, IA to won; Hollow. III. (Grit1th,) to l second: Waldorf Belle. 96. (Martinl. 10 to 1 third. Time l;Ot 1,5, Cherish; Dun, l1n
 sixth race. mile and a sixteenth Cuagga, 92, tRllac) to 1 won; Ben dig, Ill, tJ. Leo. to second; Roger S, 92, (rrueman). l. to l third. Time 1:49 4-5. Kleinwood, Fonsoiuea, MT. | Farnum, Matador ran.
 Entries For Today. Cincinnati, mic, June l3.-Latonia
 First race four and a half furlongs purse-Darling, Dan, St Moscca. Ed Kane, Cup. 103; Major Mack, Ben sand High Binder, Rexall' Water Cooler
 second race, six furlongs-Our Anna Sanderson, Hyperbole, Dorothy Scott Della Thrope, Grace Courier, 96; Wood claim 104; Spendthrift Helen, Tsara lO7; sylvan Belle Cygnet, 1o9. Third race six furlongs, selling Charlie Mitchell, Little George. Plaud No No Quarter sand Catcher, s5 Wedge wood 100; Qulck Rich, Glenarm l03 Bernie cramer, GallithSri 1O5. oPgron Nedra, 96, Delestrome, 98; Oakgrove | 1O2. Tinker. Field Lark, Athena, Bell Toone. 1O9: Beatrice K" 1lOi Haughty
 Fifth race. four and a half furlongs selling-Wine Merchant, 98, Lovely | Girl. Agnes Ford, Embay, Virginia Princess. 100: pemonstrate. Cousin Frances. Sabado. David. Esther Brown Buto. Vansel. 1O3; Bucket Brigade l l06.
 Sixth race one mile. selling-Flori- gel, 10S; Casperdine' snltry, lo9; Mar ] seilles. Ill: Don Trent, Redwood II 1 ll2: Gambler Grey Plume, Maraschi- no, Brick Layer. Henry O., Mailbox ] 112: Gold Bell 116-
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FLORIDA FARMER
 KILLS HIMSELF F
Bud Davis Uses Shot Gun to Take His Life-NO Cause As-
 signed.

Geneva, June 13-(Special. )-Bud Davis. residing nine miles below here in Florida committed suicide last night by shooting himself with a shot gun.
 He was a prosperous farmer and leaves a wife and five children. No cause is assigned except possibly a weak mind.
 The Geneva ball team played Sam son here this afternoon, the score be- ing to in favor of Geneva
 The Samson team included players from F'lorala, Ozark and Coffee Springs.
 The game was saved to Geneva by placing in the box Zack Morris. 15- year-old school boy. who struck out several of Samson's best batters. This pitching was pronounced little less than wonderful.
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STANDS BY ANDERSON
PENSACOLA COUNCIL TURNS DOWN
 THE MAYOR.
Deputy Marshal Will be. Re-Appointed by the Board of Public Safety The Body of Captain Boyle
 Recovered.

Pensacola. Fla, June 13-(Special.) The outcome of the removal by Mayor Bliss of Deputy City Marshal L.. J. Anderson is that the deputy mar shal had again been appointed by the Board of Public Safety, and this time with the approval of the City Council. to which body the matter was carried by both the Mayor and Board of Safe ty. The latter was upheld by a vote of 8 to 1.
 When the Council convened in reg ular session last night the removal of the deputy marshal, alter his recom- mendation by the chief of police and appointment by the Board of Public Safety, was the chief topic of interest, and its termination somewhat expect cd. The Mayor sent to the Council lengthy message in which he stated that his reasons for removing the deputy, who is the confidential man of the new chief, were that he did not come up to qualifications as to weight, that his appointment was the result of paying political debts and that his election was 'railroaded" through by the board in order to accomplish the results attained.
 The Board of Public Safety, through its Chairman, presented a communica- tion requesting the Council to waive the rules, if this be necessary. and al- low the board to name MT. Anderson as deputy.
 The communication from this body stated that the chief of police is under bond for the performance of the duties of his office, and as such should have the naming of the man to act for him during his absence. A resolution i'm troduced in the Council gave the board this authority, only one man voting against the proposition.
 Mir. Anderson will be immediately re-appointed by the Safety Board
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NEWS OF SHORTER.
Delightful Dance and Picnic at Lyo Place.

Delightful Dance and Picnic at hSOA
 Place.
 Shorter, June 13.-(SpeciaL) )-Iues- day the young men complimented a number of their friends with delight ful picnic and dance. ,,.. The place selected was the lovely country place of L. A. Lyon, near Cubahatchie. about four miles from Shorter. The immense trees Tn the large grove furnished dense shaoe ana building was thrown open for dancing The party of young people was cha peroned by Mrs. J. B. Letcher and Mrs J. c. Pinkston. and left town at an early hour in the morning and re- turned in the afternoon, after day of pleasure and thorough enjoyment
 Among the guests of the happy occa- sion were Misses Clara Ellen Forbes lila Hannon. Kate Bullock. cla'l@i~
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Another Championship Captured.

London, June 13.-America captured another championship at the interna tional horse show here today, Auditor B., A. B. Mac Lays chestnut gelding. winning the cup presented by Sir Lees Kowles for the best light harness horse, for which there was the keenest competition.
 C. W. Watson of Baltimore, took first prize with Lord Baltimore and My Maryland and Alfred G. Vanderbilt third prize with Columbia and High Boy in the tandem class for horses ex- eeedipg 15+&i
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DUEL ENDS FATALLY.
Difficulty Between Rival Merchants Re
 suits in Death of One.

Memphis, Tenn. June 1S,-A special to The News Scimitar from Irvington. Tenn, says that, in a duel between Waddy Tatum and John Glimp, ten miles north of that place yesterday evening. Tatum was fatally wounded, The trouble arose over rivalry in business.
 Tatum was on his way to supper when he met Glimp in a wagon and it is stated Tatum opened fire on Gimp with revolver. The latter picked up a shot gun from the bottom of the wagon and returned the fire. The first shot missed, but the second took effect in Tatum's abdomen and he fell mortally wounded
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American Association
TODAY's SCHEDULE
Southern League

southern League Montgomery at Memphis. Birmingham at New Orleans. Atlanta at Shreveport.
 Nashville at Little Rock. Amerieara League. Chicago at New York Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at Philadelphia National League-- Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Pittsburg.
 Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
 Boston at St. Louis. Cotton States League Gulfport at Mobile.
 Vicksburg at Meridian.
 Jackson at Columbia. South Atlantic League. Augusta at Jacksonville. Savannah at Charleston.
 Macon at Columbia.
 Boston at St. Louis.
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PLAY EXTRA INNINGS
NASHVILLE BEAT LITTLE ROCK IN
 ELEVENTH.
Brilliant Pitching And Wretched Field ing Marked The Game-Kefth Outtwirled Sorrell But He Was Badly Handi-
 capped.

Little Rock, Ark, June 13.-Brilliant pitching and wretched fielding marked the first game of the Little Rock Nash vile series, which Nashville won in the eleventh inning.
 Keith outnitched Sorrell but could not overcome the heavy handicap placed on him by his support. Score:
 Little Rock AB.R.BH.PO.A.E.
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Benefit for "Chick" stahIs Widow.

Boston. Mass, June 13.-The baseball fans of Boston and vicinity turned out in force today to witness a game be- tween the Boston American League Club and the Providence team of the Eastern League. played for the bene- fit of the widow of Chick" Stahl, the captain of the Boston team who died during the training season this spring. Both clubs contributed their services free and the benefit fund was further increased by contributions of $50 from each of the clubs in the American League and $500 from the Boston Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14

Summary--Tow base hits. Miller. Hess. Sacrifice hits, Gilbert. Page, Persons, g. Mccormick, Lister Base on balls, off Sorrell T. off Keith, l. 'Struc kout, by Sorrel1, 1; by Keith, z. Wild pitch. Sorrell Double plays. Dobbs to Morse Time of game, 2:25. Umpire Pfenninger
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League Shreveport, 5; Atlanta, 0. Nashville, 6; Little Rock, 5.
 No other games. South Atlantic League Meridian. 3; vicksburg, g. Columbus, O; Jackson, A.
 Mobile, 1; Gulfport, O. American League Chicago. 4: New York. 8. Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia. s. Washington. rain.
 Boston-St. Louis; rain. National League Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, 2. New York-Pittsburg; rain.
 Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, 2.
 St. Louis, l. Boston, o. Cotton States League Meridian. 2; Gulfport, 3. Columbus, 4; Mobile, 5.
 Vicksburg, 1; Jackson, 3. American Association Louisville, 6; St. Paul, 4. Minneapolis-Indi rain. Columbus, 4; Kansas City, 3.
 Toledo, 5; Milwaukee, 4.
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ments issued, will be far ahead of the business of the previous year
Captain Boyle's Body Recovered.


 The river steamer Vernon, arriving in port this morning from Choctaw- hatchee river, reported the finding of the body of Captain John M. Boyle, master of the steamer Belle, who was drowned two weeks ago.
 The body was recovered about ten miles from the point where the cap tain of the vessel fell overheard, and It's condition proved that in falling he went into the big wheel of the vessel. The head was almost severed from the body and the right hip broken.
 On account of the conditions of the remains the burial was made on the river bank immediately after the re- covery.
 Young Bliss Assaulted.
 Mayor Charles H. Bliss today re- ceived information that his son, Walter H. Bliss, who has been under treat ment in a hospital at Dayton. O., for several months, was attacked and beat en into insensibility by a negro boot black as he was leaving the hospital for the union depot. where he intended taking a train.
 According to reports received here a negro bootblack asked the' young man where he was going and when told that 1t was none of his business assaulted young Bliss. using his heavy box Is a weapon. The negro is under arrest
 This afternoon the Mayor received another telegram from his son stating that he was recovering and that his condition is not considered serious
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


 Cincinnati, June 13.-Timely hitting won the game for Cincinnati today. the nnisplays of the Philadelphia team also aiding the locals. Score: o. R.H E; Cincinnati. -.....0o0 d d03 1o.-S 9 Q Batteries-weimer, Coakley and Mo Lean. Moren and Dooin. Time. 1:4G. Umpire, Klem.
 Chicago, III. June 13.-Timely and punched hitting in the seventh and eighth won todays game for Chicago. Chicago 1000 oo1 12'-4 II i Brook1yn.. 900 900 o2o-2 4 Batteries-Reulbach and Kling Fucker and Butler. Time. 13S Um- DIres, Johnstone and Carpenter.
 St. Louis. June 13-St. Louis won todays game from Boston. Young gave the only base on balls, which was responsible Cor the locals winning run. Score: R. H F.. Boston. -. .. . Oo0 900 oOo-o S l Batteries-Karger and Marshall. Young and Needham. Time, 1:3o. Um- pire. Rigler.
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EXPERT CHEMICAL
The University of Illinois,
 Chemical Laboratory.
URBANA, ILL.,, April 16, 1907

URBANA, ILL.,, April 16 1907. The CocaCola Co.,,
 Atlanta, Ga. Gentlemen I have just completed an analysis of Coca-Cola purchased at Bradley's confectionery store in Champaign, Illinois. found that Coca-Co- Ia does not contain cocaine other powerful aka loids The quantity of caffeine detected was OA per cent in 100 parts by weight of Coca Cola Where as dry contain to 34 per cent, dry cotfees O6 to 22 per cent. and ''coffee extracts" O28 to 198 per cent of caffeine it will be seen that Coca-Cola does not differ much physioogicaly from these com mon beverages.
 Very truly yours,
 (Signed) DR. VIM. M DEHN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14

Batteries-Two-b hits Fisher, Fox. Three-base hits. King. Sacrifice hit. Gaskill, Warrender. Base on balls off Gaskill 4. off Teller B.. Struck out by Gaskill 10. Teller 9, Hit by pitch CT, by Teller l. First on errors. Shreveport 8. Atlanta l. Left on bases, Shreveport 8, Atlanta 6. Double plays, Graffius to Clark. warrender to Carr. Time. 1.45. Empires. Rudderham and Hackett
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DRAKE-HELDEN.

Beautiful Wedding Ceremony in Florence.
 Florence, June 13-(SpeciaL)--Th First Methodist Church was the scene of a beautiful wedding yesterday
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SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Macon. June 13.-JacksonvilIe de- feated Macon by the good pitching of Savidge. Score:
 R.H.E. geaGon TanSsnnv,i,. S1o S1o ooo ooo 9oo-S Batteries-Savidge and Roth; Clark Quinn and Harnish. Time 1850. Um- pire Mace.
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Charleston, June 13.--Augusta bunch ed hits in the seventh and won, Score Charleston. ;. :. 900 oeo oco--o 2 Augusta. .. .... 900 900 2o0---2 i
 Batteries-Foster and Reisinger Holmes and Conelly. Time 1:40. Um- pire Davis
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SHUT OUT ATLANTA
GAsKILL HAD vIsITORs AT HIS
 MERCY.
shreveport Puts up Gilt Edge Article of Ball and "Invincible" Rube
 Teller Thereby Loses .t His Game.

Shreveport. La, June 13.-Gaskill had the visitors at his mercy through out today's game. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

world champions defeated the New Yorks today. The visitors were tied in the fifth but won out in the ninth on single, sacrifice and another safe hit to center. Score:
 R.H E :. Chicago. .... .. 300 900 001-4 IS i New York. .. 900 030 O00--3 5 0 son, Keefe and Kleinow. Time 1.5S Umpire C'Loughlin
 Philadelphia, June 13.-Cleveland de- feated Philadelphia today bv punching hits on Waddell in the ninth inning aided by an error of Oldring. Score
 R.H. F. Cleveland. .. :. 100 900 oo5-6 ii 2 Batteries = Leibhardt Clarkson. Rhoades and Wakefield and ,Bemis ; Waddell and Schreck. Time 200. Um- pires Evans and Stafford
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A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Now for the Babblers.

Now for the Babblers
 Pretty swift gait the team l. trav- cling now.
 Jack Higgins will start in again to- day after a days rest and he will have an interested crowd to listen to the Memphis game.
 Berney McCay don't seem to want to turn loose his hold on the lead down in Mobile and his crowd Is playing about as fast a game as Malarky's
 The standing in The Advertiser this morning is correct unless the one giv- en The Arkansas Gazette by Kava- naugh's office Is --rong as 1t Is figured from that one.
 Tom Fishers Pirates crawl out of the hole this morning. Mike Finn with his cohorts falling into the cave-and they ought to after the way they SUD- ported Keith yesterday.
 Leo Walsh is going some now His victory in New Orleans Wednesday both of his games in New Orleans by scores of to and l to O.
 The Cubs went after Fucker good and proper yesterday, smiting him for eleven while the Jokes-Brooklyn- eight hits and two ~-os off Ruelbach.
 Look out for something quick and devilish when Harry Vaughn and the Pelicans tie uD today. It is real comi- cal to watch the frantic efforts of the baseball writers in Birmingham to run Charlie Frank up Salt River-only at times it gets a bit monotonous.
 Walsh-not our Texas friend-made monkeys of the Highlanders again yes terday, only four hits being made off him while the white sox hammered two of Grifiths pitchers for thirteen hits. Waddell and Dusty Rhodes split even on pitching yesterday until La ioies people made a whirlwind finish and after being beat to l noSed Con nie Macks crowd out in the ninth.
 Quite a jole Rube Zellers and Billy smith received in Shreveport yesterday. Something must have gone wrong with the "Wizard's' combination IS the Pi- rates got eight whacks off him while be harmless were made off Gaskill who was pounded for keeps at capitol Heights. ashamed to look the payroll in the face after the disgraceful game they played back Of Rube Height yesterday, who outpitched Sorrell though the Dob support given him yesterday keeps up Height will begin to look longinly lt that Rhodes scholarshlp that he chucked to chunk for Mike Finn,
 Up to date. eleven games have been played with the Pelicans this season, Montgomery winning five and losing six Eight of the eleven games have been decided by one run. New Orleans winning four and MontEomerv winning four. Walsh winning by to and to Q. and Maxwell winning hv to 1 and 2 to a. both of Walsh's being in New Orleans and one of MaXwells in New Orleans and one at Capitol Heights.