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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
c. M. NEELY DEAD.
He Had Many Relatlyes in Marens,

He h1u MAAy EhGtAtNN#H HM MaFGnRO
 COuntyst
 Linden, Aug. 1S--(speciaL)-B. c. Burnett. of this city, received a tele-, gram yesterday announcing the death of his uncle. George M. Nicely. of Birm- Insham.
 MT. Neely was 69 years old and had been a gallant Confederate solder. He was born and reared near Huntsville and resided there throughout his long life with the exception or the past few years, during which time he made his home with his daughters in BirminE- nam.
 His children are Mesdames Katie Go lightly, Georgella Snapp and Roy Vaughn, of Birmingham. and J. B. Neely, of Little Rock, Ark
 The deceased was recent visitor to Linden and many people here learned of his death with sorrow.
 The funeral will take place in Hunts vile Wednesday,
 The recent session of the Marengo County Circuit Court dealt with evil doers in a way calculated to make crime of less frequent occurrence
 Almost every person convicted of a crime received a heavy sentence at the hands of Judge Lackland
 Several prisoners were recently sent
 
 and there are now i've persons in the Linden jail awaiting the arrival of the transfer agent of the State penitentiary in order that they may be carried to Speigner to commence working out their sentences. They are John Elmore convicted of manslaughter and given a sentence of seven years and six months; Dick Steele, murder In the sec ond degree and given seventeen years and six months; Fado Prince. grand larceny, four years; Daniel Dixon, burglary and grand larceny. eight years; Emma Burnett, murder in the second degree, ten years.
 The old water works system which when that building was completed about three years ago, has been taken out of commission and will go to the highest bidder. The court house and jail have been equipped this year with a much better water works system and water from the new artesian we'll is now being used throughout both build ings.
 The ofice of Circuit Clerk C. B. Cleveland. which has been presenting such busy scene for the past three months on account of the recent extra session of the Circuit Court, now looks quiet and restful.
 A series of revival meetings will be- commenced at the Linden Baptist Church Thursday night of this week The preaching will be done by Rev. MT Barnard, of Cartersville. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

but towards the end of the season he was shifted to third and In that position proved to be the sensation of that league and attracted the attention of baseball men all over the country.
 President Ed Amerine who was at the head of the local club then, was keeping his eye on the pair of youngs- ters of the Oskaloosa club-Perry and Kensell-and wanted to draft them both for Montgomery. The local club was ont in the best financial condition the $2o0 draft price for Perry. Ken sell being bought by President Cham bers during the season of 1907.
 During the seasons of 1906 and 1907 gomery team and in every department of the game proved to be easily the superior of any man in the league.
 During the spring of 1907 Jimmy inger was bought. Kensell refused to come to Montgomery and Ryan finally sold him to the Weste rnleagushrdlu sol him to tho Western league.
 Perry knew that he was playing out of his position at second. but to his credit be 1t said. that tilers never was time that he did not pi2Y the best hall that he knew for his1team. Later Rockenfieid I he he put Grehilngsr on s' isrst and Perry back at his old place on third and his work since then has been so gilt-edged that several big league clubs were after him.
 u was an open secret that c:nuie Mack was watching for the drafting season to get hold of Perry. but the sale to Detroit yesterday puts the local club $750 better off than they would have been for the $1.000 draft. The Tigers have secured a valuable man and If anything. they got Perry sev- eral hundred dollars less than he was worth.
 During the three years. that he has been in Montgomery he has made many warm friends. He has always conduc- ted himself as a gentleman and has always worked heart and soul for the Detroit at the closs- of the Southern League season-about September 18th and finish the season with Detroit His many friends here congratulate him and with him all the success in the world in his new field. tn ough his place will be hard to fill on the Montgomery team in 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
N. G. LEE IN JAIL.
Young Man Is Held in Mobile for False
 Rrtenaea.

Mobile. Aug. Special )-Mar- ried to a young woman of this city for a brief few weeks. N. c. Lee. alias George F. Hudson. is in the city jail awaiting some one who will furnish bond in the amount of $250 on a charge of forgery and a similar bond for at- tempting to obtain money under false pretenses.
 Lee Is the man wAo, under the name of Hudson. was arrested by Detectives Lacy and Murphy a short while ago as he was in the act of attempting to cash a draft drawn on General Manager Evans of the Leaksville Lumber Conn pany, which drafts have since been pro- nopnced by Mir. Evans to be forgeries.
 Soon after he was married Lee was ennpIoyed by the Leaksville Lumber Company to conduct a boarding house at Leaksvllle for employees of the cons many. His wife accompanied him there.
 According to the statement of Gen. eral Manager Evans, Lee left his wife after living with her about a week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
TIGERS NAB PERRY
THIRD EASTMAN SOLD TO HUGH
 JENNINGS.
Price Paid Was s1.55o, Which, in opin- ton of Local Fandom, Was Not
 Extravugant By Any

Yesterday morning a deal was closed ager Gfssninges of the focal club, and President Navin and Manager Hugn Jennings. of the Detroit club of the American League by which Clayton of $1.T50.
 Clayton Perry was at the University Of Wisconsin at the same time with Archie Persons and Gordon Lewis who was brought to Montgomery by Jimmy Ryan and sold to the Macon club oi the South Atlantic League. Lewis was captain of the baseball team at the University of Wisconsin, Perry playing second base and Persons an outfieid position on the team. During the season of 1905 Perry was on the Aska- loosa team of the Iowa State League, Fay Kennell being on the same team:
 During the first part of the l9Os season Perry was played at second base
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
ACCUSED OF FRATRTCIDE.
cboctav County Negro is Held h
 Mobile.

Mobile. Aug. 1S.-(Spectal.)--In the list of vagrants rounded up before acting Judge Bailey of the inferior criminal court this morning there was s negro named Sam Hayton, who, It appears, Is wanted in Choctaw county on the charge of murder.
 With Hayton in the round up were his two brothers, Ben Hayton and west Hayton. Another brother lies beneath the sod in little cemetery near Butler and It is this brother that Sam Hayton is accused of mur- dering.
 After Sam Haytoa's case had been continued for few days he freely admitted that the death of his broth CT came about from a blow that he had struck while beneath the cattle shed of their home. He declares, however, that he had absolutely no quarrel with his brother and that he himself was much surprised when he found that his brother had died from the blow.
 The three brothers were picked up yesterday at Plateau by deputy Mills. who recognized Sam Hayton. The other two brothers were dismissed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
We.tern Gnlf Conte.ts.

Chicago. Aug. I8.-In me second round match play in the Western Junior aA1a ell ofthe oh dluaashdlushdlupup 2 Me of the championship at the West waNs of Midlothian defeated. Gordan C,onAand of Shokie. l up Charles E,yanN of Edgewater. ear'Y eliminat- e dG. W. Bund of Sprin 7 Id four up three to play. David Jol,t Of St An drews. Scotland, defeated R. Q. An sIie Westward Ho three up two to nlay. Tibert Seikel. of Riverside. ran away with his club-mate. from the c. smith whom he defeated six up five I'd play In the semi-finals this after noon Jolly was pitted against Evans and Edwards against Seikel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
saucy Negro Recapturel.

Huntsville. Aug. 1S.-(Special. )- Matt Connally. a negro who escaped from the>cty chain gang several weeks ago by securing a key to the city pris- on and letting himself out, then going to Chattanooga and sending the key back to Chief Wilson with a saucy message, has been recaptured and is again on the chain gang. Connally came back to Huntsville to get on the Memphis excursion train and was soon in his accustomed place in the city lookup. He has more than a hundred days yet to serve
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
co4tou Crop in Butler.

Garland, Aug. 1s.-(Special 9-Ten days ago the cotton crop had pros pect of being an unusually good crop During the past ten days without rain with the temperature ranging here from 92 degrees to 95 degrees in the shade. the weed has lost sap very rap idIv and is shedding very fast. With the fruit already thrown of and that now dead and blighted drought fully one-third is cut off. Sixty y-six per cent of a crop only will be har- vested in Butler County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Tralnlng school Incorporated.

Huntsville, Aug. lS.-(Special. )-- Articles of incorporation of the Hunts ville training School were filed in the Probate Court today. The authorized capital stock is $10,00O. of which ss,000 has already been subscribed by local capitalists and business men. Joseph Bradley is President; Frank w. Wil- Hams, Secretary and Principal. and w. R. Hutton, Treasurer. A handsome school building is being erected for the corporation on a five acre lot north of the Calhoun Grove in East Huntsville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
TURNER IS HIT HARD
THE PITCHER IS ONLY MAN WHO
 FAILS TO C0NlgECT.
Atlanta Does Not Have Much Trouble In an Eight Inning
 Game.

Atlanta Ga, Aug. fs.--with the ex- ctption of Johns of the Atlanta team. every one of the latter hit the ball to- day Wilkes and Clayton getting two each. the home team defeating Birm- ingham by score of to 1. The game was called in the eighth inning on acc count of darkness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
NEW WORLDREC0RD
NIsfBUs RUNS SIX FURLONGs IN
 -1s1I 1-B AT YONExERs.
R0seben When Carrying 147 Pounds, Had Set the Mark Which
 Was Eclipsed
 Yesterday.

Empire City Race Track. Yonkers N. F., Aug. 1s.--A new worlds record for six furiongs for circular tracks was made ,s ss Empire City y,oa pracx rn,,,a .ocay, or the first race in 1:11 1-6. The time clips two-ifths of a second off the old mark made by Roseben, carrying l47 years ago Nimbus's performance to- day was not as good as that of Rose- ben. for he mad considerable weight of. The track and weather conditions were ideal for record breaking. The start of the six furlongs race was down a slight hill and as they swung Into the stretch 1t was easy for good horses to
 Tom McGrath broke Tn front and ran the first furlong in eleven seconds. He led at the quarter by one and-half lengths in 21 4-5 seconds. The third furlong was covered In SS 2ab seconds. Here he began to stop and Nimbus then took up the running, coming to the half mile in 45 3-5 seconds. He swung into the stretch with lead of one and one-half lengths and passed the five full distance in 1911 Is.
 He was nicely in hand st the end. Tom McGrath tired badly from the early race and finished outside of the money. Spooner at 6 to 1 won the Dunwoodie
 First race. six furlongs--Nimbus 1o9 (MeDanieD 3 to i. won: Jacobite.
 Ss.Ss Ss shiiipsa HI ssao sfeGaa sHfd eTssns r@. Ill 1-5. Tom McGrath, Rialto: Baibus and Pantovfie also ran. The time Is a new worlds reeords.
 I Second race, five and half fur. Iongs-Ceivita, 10S (Shilling) 8 to 5, won; Mariana. 107 (McCarthy) 10 to 1. second Yankee Daughter 10S (Miller) 2 to 1, third. Time, 1:07 4-5. Ocala, Adelaide, Bay Queen, Labelle Agnes. Shin, Miss Cardigan, Dotzella, Energy, Adele c. Rosslare, Kin, Greenhow, My Mariutch, Merise, Mercadel and Krik-
 Third race. mile and sixteenth Cresips. IF sF. DgsSns1 1s11,,. to 1 won: second; Reckon, 1Oe (McCaheyl s to l. third. Time. 1:4S s-5. Kiilie crankiS
 Folrth race, one miIe-spooner. no (AfcCarthy) 6 to 1, wont Arasee. 10s (Smfth to 5, second. Erizet. 91 (Ups toni 8 to s, third. Time 1 :3s 3-5. Mag azine, Mombassa and The Squire aiso
 Fifth race, i've and a half furiongs -Harrigan. 113 (Notter) 2 to 1, won; Fore. l05 (Gubert) 6 to 1. second; Con- naught Ranger IOs lShiiling) g to q, third. Time, 1.0s 3-5. Wapononoca, Ross Fenton, Tom Hayward. The Pip" pin. Home Crest, Demetrios. Sir John. Ed wray, San Vito. and Ardenia also
 Sixth race, mile and an eighth-Coat of Arms 106 tSmith) to- 1. won; Col conda, I05 (McCarthy) 5 to 1, second: Lord Stanbope III (Notterl to 1, third. Time, 1:55 Disob edient. Ace High, Lady Karma and Molesey .elso ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Contentn At Tennis.

Newport. L. Aug. 1s--H. H. Hack . Att and F. B. Alexander, of New York. Successfully defended their title to the national championship in doubles on the casino courts today by defeating B. c. Wright. of Boston. and R. D. Little, of New York sets to Love. The scores were Gel; 7-5; so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
po- u.rr,e. Lcovea HuntsviIIe.

Huntsvii1e, Aug. S.-(speciaI. )-- Roy Harris. for several months night telegraph operator in the office of the Western Union Telegraph Company. has resigned that position and gone to oklahoma City, where he will do com" mercial telegraphing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Nir- Dent nt GeorrIana.

Georgiana. Aug. 1S-(SpeciaL)-S. H Dent. IT,, candidate for Congress from this district, spoke here today at 10 o'clock to a representative audience MT. Dent is fine and forceful speak CT and by his open and honest polit teal course. made good impression on his hearers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
To Deal With Castro.

The Hague, Aug. 1S.-With the sim gle proviso that no military acquisi- tion of territory must occur. the gov ernment at Washington is understood to have given the cabinet of The Meth erlands a free hand to deal as it sees fit with President Castro of Venezuela.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

Game called in eight inning on ac. count of darkness.
 Summary-Three base hit, Purdue Home run. Hopkins. Stolen base. SeI- gle. Sacrifice hits, Greminger, Wise man: Base on balls. off Juul, 4; off Pur- due 1 Hit by pitched ball. by Juul. 9 (Seigle and Seahaugh) Struck out, by J-uul. B. by Purdue, I Time of game 2 ,00. Empires. S'rown and Carpenter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Tulrc Mnrtin Re.irD..

Columbus Ga, Aug. 1S-Judge J. Fl Martin. of the superior court of Chatta hoochee circuit rendered his resigna ton to the Governor today to take ef- feet September 1. Business reasons are assigned for the step.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Tie at Washington.

washington, Aug. 1S--Wa shington and St. Louis battled to a twelve in- ming tie today. Both teams made their runs in the first and second innings and ciphers followed for the next ten:
 Score. RHE. Washington 12o 900 900 O0o-s o St. Louis =. 12O 900 900 00o--3 II q
 Batterfes-Cates and Street; Bailey and Stephens. Time. 2:30. Umpires Hurst and Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
nroire Trnck Record.

Poughkeepsie. N. T., Aug. -S-The feature of the opening day of the grand circuit meeting at the Hudson River In the first heat of which The Eel went in 2:05 1-2. He thns beat the track race record. his own record and made the fastest mile paced pTS . in th the grand rand petltor was George Gano. The first heat was a great race between these two horses to the three quarter pole, the first quarter being made In 2s S-s the three quarters in 1:3l 1-2. It was then that the Gano horse began to sIacken speed and the Eel won eased SP The in 5 Es Sna MSn 2o tSs
 The last quarter of the second heat was paced in 29 l-2 seconds. Jack Ley burn won the 2:09 trot with 'compara- a break soon after the word was given. This heat went to Locust Jack, being the first heat he has won this year and reducing his record from 2:11 to 2:os
 The Queen City. 2:OS trotting, in 3. Jack Leyburn. ch..,g, by Altro
 Locust nsy9aPR. 9aGR. z. sersdyo a. McHeafy. Margaret O.. D m., (Davis. ........2 ' Napma. Sterling Mckinney. Diel and Miss Adbel started. Time. 2;os 1-2 IT The l-f Nelson HiOn 2:lO pace. in 5: The Eel. g. h.. by Gambolier John L..
 (McEwen) ..... ............1 George Gano. b. h.. (coxl ,......2 Hallie Direct. started. Time 2.02 1-2
 The Vassar. s;1s trottinG. in 5 purse:
 Eoiay. b. h.. by Boreal-Nevil.
 Baffies. blk. g.. Burges. Prince C.. br. h.. (McHenry). ? 3 4 ed. Time. 3:ti 1-4. 5:iO a. 2:i2 S:il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
A FEW FOUL TIPS

Looked bad.
 Be a sport.
 Last game with Nashville
 Be game-thats not the way to win games.
 Back to 800 again-that greasy pig Is elusive.
 Whitey Guese works today against probably Bill Bernhard.
 If If the Dubs stayed in Atlanta long the Crackers would go right up.
 Everybody pull together saow and take all of the other games this week.
 Get back that game today and tie for fourth again, the Sea Gulls not be- Ing scheduled.
 Yesterday made the second game lost by the team on the home grounds since Greminger took charge.
 And to think that they should have had yesterdays game by a score of to 3 if the baby business had been cut out in the fifth inning
 With the exception of yesterdays frost the Climbers have been playing some sensational ball. Since Gremin- ger took charge they. have played including esterday-twenty games. won fourteen. lost five and tied 1.
 The Cotton States winds up it's sea- son today with Jackson at Columbus and MeriSan at Gulfport. Vicksburg played a Sunday game at Monroe and the series between S hose two teams ended yesterday.
 Mobile has fifteen scheduled games and one or two double headers on their home grounds-beginning tomorrow Memphis plays there for three games after which the series with the eastern wing starts Sunday. The Climbers have five more games at Capitol Heights and then fourteen in the west, so on this in which the Climbers will finish. With this staring them in the face it would help a lot to take four of these Att ianta games-all five would be better.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Enax for Tigers.

New York. Aug. 1s-Detroit opened here today and won easily from the lo- calls. Donovan was put out Of the game for obiecting to one of Umpire OIough~ lin's decisions: Score: R-t.E Detroit ....... 100 212 0o0--7 10 New York .. .... 900 GOO 1923
 Batteries-Summers and Schmidt: Hogg. Orth and Blair. Time. 1850. Um- pire O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

Tommy Burns probably will return. to America soon after his bout with Rill SQuires next wuek. It Is reported that he has not found the financial fruits" of hts visit to Australia up .u his expectations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
The Napn Are Benten.

Boston, Aug. 18-Boston won from Cleveland today, Both pitchers were batted freely but Cicotte was more ef- fective in the pinches. Score: R.H.E Cleveland .. .... 100 010 000-2 2
 Batteries CIcotte and Carigan: Rhoades and Bemis. Time. 1:45. Um- pfre Evans.
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Mrs Lee is now conducting the board- ing house.
 The oflciais of the company denied the statement of Lee that they were indebted to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
SOUTHATLANTYcLEAGUE
Errnrr Wcre ContIv

Charleston. Aug. 1s-Costly errors on the part of the locals accounted for the majority of the runs scored by Savannah in a dull, lifeless game to- day
 Charleston .....oO0 300 000--3 ' 3 Savannah .......OO9 400 S00-7 5 1
 Batteries-Linsted and Curling; Hoff and Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
boston Beatn Pfratee.

Boston Beats PfFatees
 Pitsburg. Augl. 18-Boston tied the score of today's game with Pittsburg in the ninth inning. and won out in the tenth when they made two runs on Gib- sons error. Score: R.HE. Pittsburg " 900 200 900 0-2 8 l Boston .. ..... 001 900 0O1 2-4 13 0 Batteries-Willis, Liefeld and Gib- son; Tucker, Dorner and Smith. Time. 1850. Umpire, Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

Charles Rochette. of California. whs retired several years ago, Is going in' to the ring again, and is to box in live. round bouts Tn Oakland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

Jim Buckley has arranged to bring together Joe Jeaunette ana Tony laoss In bout al his club in New fork early next week. 7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

Jimmy Britt, who IS reported ta h, doIng well In England, may be matched to meet Spike Robinson in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

Summary-Two-base hits. Downey, Douglas. Three-base hit, Moran. Stolen base, Becker. Sacrifice hits. Downey, Smith. Double play. Meek to Downey. Base on balls. of Jchns 3. of Turner 2. Struck out, by Johns 6, by Turner |. Wild pitch, Johns i. Time. 1:4o. Um. pire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Athletics Win.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1S-Philadelphia beat Chicago today by hitting Chicago's pitchers at the right time. Score:
 R.H. E Philadelphia .. .. 900 O03 04"-7 5 Chicago ...... 900 010 010--2 10 3 Batteries-Vickers and Schreck: Smith, Manuel. owen and Sullivan and Shaw. Time, 200. Empires, Sheridan and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY.

| Southern. Atlanta, 3; Birmingham, [. Montgomery, 6 Nashville, il. (Eight l Innings, darkness.)
 No others scheduled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
BRIEF NOTES OF SPORT

Philadelphia Jack" o'Brien and his cousin e JACK hagan are gIvlnx exmb2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Mncon the WInnnr.

Columbia, $. C. Aug. IS-In the sixth. after two were out, Macon secured enough hits to win the game. Macon ....... 900 OO3 000-s 8 Columbia A OO1 900 000-i s 8 and oCte.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
phIIIien NNin Arnin-

Chicago, Aug. 1s-The visitors won the last game of the series today by playing perfectly in the field and pounding Lundgren all over the lot '. was also hit hard. Score: R.H.E. PhifaSIi Philadelphia ii - =. SSS sSt oSS-s 1s Q
 Batteries-Lundgren Fraser and Umpires, Rigler and oDay.
 No other National League games scheduled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

Promoter coffroth has been granted 2 permit to hold DoxIng Douts on tng outskirts" of San Francisco for ons more year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

Dick Fitzpatrick, the old-time Chi cs go welterweIght who has been out of commission for long time, has em- uIated the example of some of tho other veterans by returning to the ring to engage in short bouts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
.Rin. Rnrnn Wins

Jacksonville, Aug. 18-In a ragged fielding game today Augusta defeat ed Jacksonville.
 R. H E. Jacksonville .. 900 O02 00o-2 5 3 Augusta ....-.. 900 POI 000-S 1 Batteries-Goetell and Roth; Ragan and McMahon.
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And to think that they should have had yesterdays game by score of to if the baby business had been cut out in the fifth inning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Amerfean LenRue

Washington, 3; St. Louis, 3. Boston, 3: Cleveland. g.
 Philadelphia. [: Chicago, 2. New York, 3; Detroit. ..
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Yesterday made the second game lost by the team on the home grounds since Greminger took charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Yacht Raca Raa sIo,z.

facht Haee We9 Slow.
 Chicago, Ills, Aug, IsEThe Lipton to the failure of thef ystts to finish within the allotted time of three hours
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AmerIcan AssOciation--
 Milwaukee. [; Toledo, 0. St. Paul. 5 Louisville, {. Kansas City, O. Columbus. 3. Minneapolis. ,: Indianapolis. 6.
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Pittsburg, 2; Boston, {. Chicago. 3: Philadelphia, 6.
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Get back that game today and tie for fourth again. the Sea Gulls not be- ing scheduled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19

The new middleweight championship belt owned by Stanley KeCchel is the first prize waist band to make its ap- pearance in several years. It Is to he hoped that it will not go way of the famous Sullivan belt.