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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
Games Today.
Birmingham in Mobile.
 Montgomery in Memphis. Atlanta in New Orleans.

By very indifferent ball playing and ex- cedingly poor base running, the Barons allowed Nashville to win the first game of yesterdays doubleheader.
 In the second scrimmage the locals went after the gallant Sumner county lad .Hubo Purdue, and with great slaughter drove him from the field.
 The Barons left last night for Mobile where they meet Fishers aggregation this afternoon. The Volunteers went home on the Louisville and Nashville and will open a series in Little Rock Monday. 1 The scores of the games yesterday fol- low:
 Nashville 8, Birmingham l; Birmingham T. Nashville o.
 Robertaille was opposed to Hunter and Perdue in the first. while Fleharty de- feated Perdue and Daubert in the second. There were nearly 5000 enthusiastic peo- pie sitting around the field.
 In the second inning of yesterday 8 game, Henline, by hesitating to count the stitches in the ball, gave Nashville run. Seigle opened with a Texas leaguer and was sacrificed Butler hit shortly to Hen-
  sphere so long that the runner was dragged across the pan by the coachers. The Barons evened up in the sixth.
 With two down, Douglass singled to left, was forced to second when Smith drew pass, and scored on a luscious single off the stick of Lew Walters.
 But in the seventh the visitors found the bars down and leaped over.
 With one down, Hunter was hit with the ball, Bay singled to right. and Wisemans double to center scored the men ahead of him.
 This practically concluded the game. The Barons played poor ball throughout the engagement, and Robertaille, in addi- ton to being ineffective, was without his usual good control. Then, the element Of hard luck cut quite a figure, everything combining, as 1t were, to give Nashville the game.
 In the second, however, the locals had everything their own way.
 Perdue was cruelty lambasted Henline Downey, Molesworth, Raub and Douglass hit safely in succession, Smith and Downey stole bases, Seabaugh made miserable
  field the oakland the Barons counted four runs.
 In the second Larsen opened with lus- cious single, was sacrificed to second, and scored on Henline's triple to deep right. Henline scored on Downeys double to left Jack Daubert, first baseman, relieved Perdue at this point and catching Downey between the bases, and retiring Moles- worth on pop fly to the intield, escaped with honor.
 But in the following inning, hits by Raub and Smith, error by East, and Larsen being hit with the ball, netted one other run, the last of the game.
 Fleharty throughout pitched in master ly style. The visitors got their first hit in the fifth inning, and throughout the en- gagement managed to count but four sim gles.
 Before the last game was finally called
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pany today by the score of 4-0 The fea- ture was the work of Adams, who al lowed only 30 men to face him. Batteries Adams and Riddle; Walker and Farrar. Russellville, August 22-(Special. )-rhe locals defeated the New Movement Ba- raca class from Birmingham today by the score of 3-2. Batteries: Beddingfield and Keeling; Baldauf, Daley and Holt.
 The Seaboard Air Line team defeated the First National Bank yesterday after noon by the score of S-7. The game was called in the seventh inning on account of rain. Batteries: Harkins and Poynor. z. Morton and Hilty.
 The Birmingham Athletic club defeated the Decatur Car Wheel company yester- day in pretty game by the score of 3-2 The feature was the batting of Moss Bat teries: Smith and Shepherd; Moss and Hood.
 The Second Presbyterian team defeated Wesley Chapel yesterday afternoon by the score of TO. Batteries: Stapleton and Stillmar; Whitaker and Bragen.
 The team from the Tyler Grocery com-
 
 yesterday by the score of 4-2. The game was very interesting. Batteries: Lewis and Broning; Rhodes and Henderson
 The Grasselli Chemical company defeat ed West End yesterday afternoon in good game by score of 7-3. Game was tied until eighth inning. Batteries: Schoettlin and Edney; Bryant and Reese Friday afternoon the postoffice team tied the Grasselli Chemical company by the score of 1-1 in a twelve-inning con test. The game was called on account of darkness. Batteries: Walker and Puck ett; Lacey and Edney.
 The Birming Railway, Light and Power company team defeated the Domestic laundry aggregation yesterday afternoon by the score of 3-2 The game was excel lent. Batteries: Bradley and Robelin; Newman and Burke.
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THE LEAGUE SECRETARY STATES THAT DIRECTORS WILL SOON
 MEET-SMlTH FAILED TO PRO- TEST THAT BIRMINGHAM GAME

Clark Miller, the genial secretary of the Southern league. spent yesterday in the city.
 Miller is one of the best posted sporting men in the country numbers his friends by the score, and Is universally popular.
 The secretary Is simply visiting several cities of the league looking over the field, shaking hands with the mogus and the directors, and trying to enjoy himself.
 Miller hoots the idea of Chattanooga buying the Little Rock franchise, and scarcely believes that R. J. Chambers of Montgomery will be strong enough to de- feat Judge Kavanaugh for the presidency of the league.
 He states that there will be a directors meeting in the very near future, and at this meeting all protested games and trou- bles in general will be straightened out No date has been set as yet, however, and the city wherein this meeting will be held has not been selected.
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MOBILE CAPTURES
 ONLY ONE GAME

Mobile. August 22.-Mobile and Memphis divided a double-header this afternoon, Mobile winning the first and Memphis taking the second. Hickman opposed Sav- idge In the first game and outpitched him, Savidge's errors contributing to his de- feat. In the second game Cranston's sim gle and Donahue's double in the fourth and Baerwald's home run in the sixth won the game for the visitors. Both games were replete with brilliant fielding, the latter being played in record time for the local diamond. Score of first game:
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summer Tours by Rail and Sail.

,.;o savannah and steamship lines at very lew rates-Blrmingham to New York, s.s IA. Boston, s50.60; Baltimore, S36 60. gI'b1ladelphia, $4O.6O. Tickets good for re. ,,rn until october 3l, 1908.
 Steamships sail from Savannah for New vars every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat ,,raav 8 D. m.; Boston, Mondays and thursdays, p. m.; Baltimore, Wednes- davs and Saturdays, p. in. Pullmaa ,.roiler buffet sleeping car to Savannah 1,ilv leaves Birmingham D. m. Other ,nformation chee rfully furnished at 200. First avenue and Terminal station. s. E rnuin. Commercial Agent.
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Outfielder McGilvary of the Harrisburg club of the Pennsylvania and Ohio league has been landed to all intents and pur- poses. Last season he hit 299, and his av- craze at the present writing is .301.
 Manager Molesworth has also practically acquired the services of a rattling good infielder whose name he cannot afford to divulge at the present time. It Is under- stood, too that of some four or five others whom Manager Molesworth has a line on, one is Third Baseman Manush, with the Cotton States last season and now with the Athletics. Of course, he will not be used next season, and Mack will farm him. Manager Molesworth can get this man for the season if he strikes while the iron is hot. It is under stood that he intends striking.
 Manager Molesworth will return about the first week of September and will finish the season with the Barons
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PRETZELS WIN TWO
 FROM CHAMPIONS

Montgomery, August 22.-The Pretzels defeated the erstwhile champions today in both games, achieved by poor support of Viebahn in the first game and a dis heartened team in the second. The Mont gomery team played fine ball, but the vis- itors could not hit the ball at an oppor- tune time and their field work was indif- ferent. Atlanta now drops to seventh place. Scores:
 First game
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The New Wonder In Watches. Any
 one Can Now Own It.

The watch that has aroused tremendous interest among scientists and watch makers because of it's extra durable non. magnetic movement, and its remarkably low cost is owned and distributed by the Union Watch company, 49 Maiden lane
 New York. If you intend buying watch and want the best for the least money you should write at once for illustrations and description of this new and perfect timekeeper. Complete information sent free on receipt of your name and address
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
Fa1med Players WHO
 Habe Been RecalIed Home

Cincinnati August 22.-(Special. )-Chair- man Hermann of the national commission today gave out the list of minor league players Who have been recalled by the major leagues which held options on them. He also made public the following supple mental notice to all major league clubs pertaining to major league players sold to minor league clubs with options to recall before August 20. The list is as follows:
 Several weeks ago the commission is- sued bulletin pertaining to this subject. This is supplementary thereto:
 The following additional sales, with an option to repurchase on or before August 70, should be added to the last bulletin:
 Sales, National League.
 By Boston, to Baltimore Frank Pfeffer, $500. By New York to Baltimore, Sam Strang Nicklin.
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Tuckey Beats the Cubs.

Chicago, August 22.-The locals lost to Boston today in the fifteenth inning. Bates led with his fifth hit. A sacrifice and two more singles followed, scoring two runs. The locals could make bur very little off Tuckey with men on bases. Score: R. H. E. Chicago 1000 900 100 900 000-1 Il 2 Boston .OO0 900 001 900 002-5 15 2
 Batteries: Brown and King; Tuckey and Graham. Time, 2.40. Empires, Rigler and Rudderham.
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Totals ........32 2I ID
 *-Hit for Robertaille in the ninth.

SUMMARY. Two base hits-Smith. Three base hits-Seigle. Sacrifice hits-Wiseman, Daubert Wiseman
 Stolen bases-Downey, Wiseman, Mc- Elveen, Daubert. Struck out-Robertaille 6, Perdue B., Hunter 2.
 Bases on balls-Ro bertaille 4, Perdue 1, Hunter ?.
 Hit by pitched ball-Robertaille (Hunter).
 Passed ball-Hardy. Double plays - Douglass Walters Hunter Hardy -Daubert.; Butler East. Hits approximation Perdue in three innings; Hunter in six innings. Time of game-2:O0. Umpires-Brown and Carpenter.
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Who won the pennant of the South At lantic league, the season of which came to an end yesterday.
 Mullaney is former Baron, and he and Roy Montgomery, manager of Jackson, are exempifications of what good leaders are raised in Birmingham.
 Towards the conclusion of the year Manager Mullaney weakened his team considerably, and having lost several games in a row, finished the season be- low the 700 mark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
A Slight Jolt.

From the Boston Post
 T want you to understand, sir" said the pompous party, that I am a self made man."
 NO doubt about it, rejoined the sar- castle individual. But 1t looks to me as if you had spent too much time on your feet and not enough on your head"
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by Umpire Brown, darkness was falling fast
 Tom Downey kindled bon fire in the pitchers box, in order that the infielders might see the balls driven in their dsrec- tion. and Umpire Brown put him out of the game.
 ''Hub' Purdue, who kept the fans in a roar of laughter throughout the engage ment, next lighted a number of papers folded together and attempted to shed light on the situation. But Brown chased him, also, to the bench, and the game was concluded in darkness
 The barons have now gone into the west for the last time. The team is in charge of First Baseman Douglass.
 Games will be played in each of the western cities. The team returns home the first week of September, and con- cludes the season with the four aggrega- tions of the western half of the circuit.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tiqers Bunch Hits.

Washington, August 22.-Detroit batted Hughes out of the box in the seven in- nings today and defeated Washington. Summers was effective but wild, the locals punching two hits with base on balls and wild pitch in the second in- ming Score: R.H.E, washington 030 900 100-4 8 Detroit ..... O03 900 111-6 Il 0
 Batteries: Hughes, Gates, Johnson and Street and Kahoe; Summers and Schmidt. Time, 1:55 Umpire, Egan.
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Cleveland Wins Easily.

Philadelphia, August 22.-Cleveland won easily here today by punching hits on Vickers and Dygert. Score: R.H E. Cleyeland .. .. .. ..020 GOO 421-9 Il o philadelphia .. .. ..... .010 900 000-1 g 9
 Batteries: Chech and Clark; Vickers, Dygert and Schreck. Time, 1:50. Empires, Sheridan and Evans.
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The Barons left last night, under the management of Bill Douglass, for Mobile, where the first game of the last series between the two in the west will be played this afternoon.
 Manager Molesworth did not accom- pany the team, but will leave this morn- ing on scouting expedition through the Pennsylvania and Ohio, the Central the New York State and other leagues for the purpose of landing players for next season.
 During the while that Molesworth is absent Catcher Raub will play center. When Meek becomes too Jagged as a re- suit of continual catching he will go to the bench. Raub behind the bat and either Pitcher Bauer or Robertaille, both of whom are good hitters, to the outfield
 Manager Molesworth has several val uable men on the string.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
Savannah Wins Last.

Savannah, Ga., August 22-The final game of the season went to the home team by the score of to B. Score:
 R.H.E. Savannah ..Oo1 0os 10'-5 ' Augusta .. .. .. ., 100 100 1O0--S 13 s Batteries: Hoff, Richardson and Pel- key; Hartley and McManon and Bierrr,an. Time, 2:05. Umpire, Latham.
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Mobile ..Vlo 2Oo V1.-o Memphis ..VVV wv WY
 Summary: Stolen base, Daley Sacrifice hit, Hickman. Two-base hit, Massing. Base on balls, Hickman 3, Savidge D.. Struck out, Hickman 8, Savidge g. Left on bases, Mobile 8, Memphis 6. Double plays, Babb to Cranston to OLeary; Sentell un- assisted. Passed ball, Owen. Hit by pitcher, Carey. Time, 1:55. Empires, Mo- ran and Wheeler.
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Cardinals Are Wonders.

St. Louis, August 22.-After errors had allowed the visitors to pile up four scores, St. Louis rallied in the ninth and won it's third straight game from Phil adelphia today. Sparks was hit hard Score: R. H. E. St. Louis .000 001 202-5 12 5 Philadelphia. ..... .000 100 120-4 1
 Batteries: Beebe and Ludwig; Sparks and Dooin. Time, 1:55. Umpire, Ems lie.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Final Game at Jacksonville.

Jacksonville, Fla, August 22.-The South Atlantic league closed here to- day, the locals losing to Columbia by the score of to l. mostly through loose fielding. Jacksonville wins the 1908 cham pionship by good margin over Savan- man, their nearest opponent. Score:
 R.H. E. Jacksonville .. .. .. ... .O0o 100 OO0-1 Columbia .. .. .. 100 OS1 000-5 1 Batteries: Spotswood and Taffe; Well sher and Gunter
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"Iron Man. Wins for Giants.

Cincinnati, O., August 22.-New York made it three straight by hitting Ewing at opportune times. The locals had several excellent opportunities to make the game close, but could not get to McGinnity at these stages. Score:
 R. H. D.. Cincinnati ....... .0OO 010 000-1 6 2 New York. 200 001 002-5 0 Batteries: Ewing and Mclean; Me- Ginnity, Ames and Bresnahan. Time, 1:36. Empires, Klem and Johnstone.
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Memnhis ., . .0OO 101 000-2 Mobile ''VV wv wv
 Summary: Sacrifice hits, Benson, Owen. Two-base hit, Donahue. Home run, Baer- wald. Struck out, Fisher l. Left on bases, Mobile ?, Memphis l. Double plays, Cranston to Lindsey to O'Leary; Shields to Lindsey to O'Leary. Time, 1:13. Um- pires, Wheeler and Moran.
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SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Downey.
 Three-base hit-Henline.
 Sacrifice hits-Fleharty.
 Stolen bases-Wiseman, Downey, Smith. Struck out-Fleharty B. Daubert 9 Bases on balls-Fleharty 2, Daubert 2. Hit by pitched balls-Fleharty iEast-
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Score by innings:

Atlanta . . . . .. GOO GOO 00-0
 Montgomery ol4 oVo o-o Game called at end of first inning of the
 eighth inning on account of darkness summary: Struck out Radabaugh 6, lively & Base on balls, Radabaugh |. Stolen base, Pope. Umpire, Pfenninger.
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Charleston's Last Victory,

Charleston, s. C., August 22-Charles- ton closed the season today by winning rom Macon Score R.H.E. Charleston .. .. .. 100 GOO 02.-S MacOn -O10 900 000-1 s 3 Batteries: Clancy ana Reisinger; Mill irons and Shea At
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Atlanta ., .. . O10 GOO 000-1
 Montgomery .. .. :. .. .. :. 100 900 001-2 | Summary: Two-base hits Hopkins, Becker. Double play, Greminger to Beck CT. Struck out Viebahn g, Guese l. Bases
 on balls, viebahn 3, Guese 1. Sacrifice hit,
 Jordan. Stolen bases, McMurray, Perry. Second game
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White sox Win by Hitting.

Boston, August 22.-Hard hitting by the visitors and poor base running by the locals gave Chicago today's game. to (. Young, Burchell and Smith were batted ont of the box. Manager Jones and Davis were put off the field for disputing a decision Score R.H E. Sbicago .. 900 O02 320-7 15 8 Boston .. .. ...... .120 GOO 120-6 s o
 Batteries: Smith, Walsh and w. Sulli- van. Burchell, Young, Cicotte and Criger and Carrigan. Time, 2:4 Umpires, o'Loughlin and Hurst.
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sweetwater, Tenn, August @.-(SpeciaL, Tuscaloosa won a one-sided contest from the locals today by the score of 14-S. The nlaving on both sides was ragged Bat teries. Bryson and Pratt; Smith and Johnson.
 Dwight, August 22-(Special)-The To- calls shSIt out the Wooowaru lroa SoA
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City: Indianapolis 8. Kan sas City ?.
 Al st. Paul: Columbus il, St. Paul O. At Milwaukee: Milwaukee S. Louisville l. At Minneapolis: Toledo 2, Minneapo- lis B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
RobertaiIe Lacked His Usual Control. FIeharty In Fine Shape-Downey Lighted Bonfire and Was
 Chased To Bench.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham IT, Nashville 80. Montgomery 2-5 Atlanta 10. Mobile 50, Memphis 0-2.
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W0lesv0Yth Or ScOnf And
 Douglass LeH M Charge

THE 6ARoNs LANDED oUTFIELDER MelLVARY BURG sEAsoN4-MoLEswoRTH GOES THROUGH OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA, NEW YORK STATE, CENTRAL
 LEAGUES-RAUB WILL
 cENTERFlELD.
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Daubert,: Daubert (Downey. Larsen).
 Double play-Smith- Douglass. Hits apportoned-Off Perdue in 1 2-S Innings: Daubert, in 1-3 innings.
 Time of game-l'4o
 Umpires-Brown and Carpenter.
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Game Postponed
THE AMATEURS,

At New York: St. Louis-New Yol game postponed, wet grounds.
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Before the last game was finally calle
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
KATE ELKINs WILL BE PRINCESS
italian Paper Says King Has Consented
to Abruzzi Union

Rome, Oct 2O.-The Giornale d Italia
declares the king has formally consent
ed TO the marriage of the duke of
Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Eikins and
that Miss Elkins is now practically an
Italian princess, as it has been decided
she shall enjoy royal rank and privi-
leges before the wedding Heretofore
the Italian press has never explicitly
stated the king sanctioned the marriage
Hence an official denial is not expected
and the marriage is regarded as certain.
The Italian court has already init
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duke viii shortly go to Hsvre or Cher
bOurg, whence he viii sail for America
In consequence of these developments
ex-Queen Marguerite has postponed her
proposed visit 10 London which is con-
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Of Turin and Princess Patricia Of Con
nznght-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
WONDER OF THE WORLD
Ocean Steamer That VIII Be Over 1000
Feet Long.

An ocean steamer that will rank
among the wonders of the world Is IN
der construction al the yards of Hzr-
Land & Wolf, Belfast. ireland. The
keel blocks of sister ship will be laid
down in January While nothing seems
TO be impossible with shipbuilders. there
are many bold enough TO prOphesy that,
so FAR as size is concerned. these steam
ers are the last word In the building
of merchant ships
They are being built for the White
Star hne, which means that 10 large
extent they are product of American
enterprise. The line flies the British
flag and is managed by Englishmen, but
II is controlled by American capitalists
The new steamers are an answer TO the
Cunard line, which put out last year
the mammoth Lusitanis and Maure-
tania 10 stand for British supremacy
on the seas.
Olympic Is 10 be the name of the
record breaker under way, and her SIS
ter ship viii be called the Titanic Each
viii be 1000 feet long and so feet
broad. That is, they viii be as wide
as a city street and several blocks il
length. The tonnage of each VIII be
10000, which would be about the ca
paeity of a mile long train Of 50 tor
ears.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
WOMEN DEEARD RIGHT TO VOTE
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
TRIES TO MURDER PRIEST.
Assassin Shoots Twice, Then Makes His
ESCAPE.

Chicago. Oct 1o.-An attempt TO as
sassinste the Rev J. K Fielding, pastor
Of the Corpus Christi Roman Catholic
church, was made Sunday afternoon
After twice shooting al the priest in
the Sunday school hallway of the
church the EOuld-be assassin. knocking
down scores Of children standing IN his
way, ran into the street and escaped
The shooting and the screams Of the
children created Wild excitement in one
Of ChieagO's fashionable residence dis
tricts.