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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-17
UN EDIFICIO INSUlAR EN- AGUADILLA

Los DeIegados HefioTes Torres, VivRldi,
ElSabuEu = BoTgeB pFeBentRron 81 Eiguien'
to proyecto de 10y para la construction de
un edifciO inBulsr en- AguAdilla.
Secci6n !: PoT Ia presents Bs RutorisR
al ComiHionado del Interior para 9difcaE
en- un solar que elegir6 = compTara Rl efaC-
to, para 81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico, an edi'
icio inHular donde 80 instslar6 Ia caEcel
del DiEtrito, 81 Rsgistro de ID PEopisdad
la ColectUrfa de RsntRS InteTnRB, Eataci6n
Telsgr6ica, CoEta Municipal u DiBtrito }
cualquisr otra ofcins dependenciR del
Gobierno Insular.
SaCci6n 2. Para ls adqniBici6n del So
lar construction del edifcio Bs aRigna
cincuenta mil dollars, con cargo 81 presu
puesto general de 1908 4 1909.
secci6n La apTobaCi6n de los pianos
y eiecuci6n de Ia obra queds encaTgsdS
al ComiBionado del Interior, de acuerdo
con la Icy de ObTau PdblicaH apFobada 81
10. de Marso dc 1902.
SsCCi6n 4: Esta Icy empszar6 regi1
81 dia de 50 apTobRCi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-17

VA LLEGARON las nedias francesas
para nifiOs que esperaban en- Ia VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deseen
cOmprRr esta mercancia absoIutamente pa
rantizada, pueden solicitarIa en- este e.sta
blecimientO. Ademas del color negro pro
piRs para cOlegios, Sc han recibido en- otros
colOres desde $3.50 q $40 Ia dOcena. Tam
bien recibimos un magnifico surtido en
FALDAS y ENAGUAS para Sehtoras.
PAJAMA8 para hombTes, ,asf coma un buen
surtidO de Calcetines franceses, Perfume
ria de los mejOFes fabricantes de Europa
Gncluso Guerlain), el mejoE PaflO de brillar
que sc 1mpOrt8 en- PtO. Rico; un explendi-
do suTtidO en- CA8IMLRES para Ia proxi-
ma estaci6n y las leiftimas PINE APPLE
clotz que no tienen cOmpetencia.
PrOXimamente GRAN realization de
TIRAS BORDADAS 8 menOs de "a naitad
pc su preciO. San Francisco 81. Telefono
978. P. Q. B. 764. San Juan P. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-17

BoIicitando de Ia C6mara conceda IA hi.
10 Diego Alvarez , Droz una VEGA poF
cuenta del pueblo de Puerto Rico, para
que dicho i6ven Continds en- BuB sntudios
en- Dayton (Hohio) q. u, de ingeniero
mec6nico = el6ctrico.
Carta do Angel Maldonado pidiendo &
Ia C6maFa Ia derogaci6n de 10 ley de Ii.
bsIo.
EHtas paaan comisionea.
Sc apEusbRn, pstiCi6n del senior Was
OchotsCo, por suB tituloE LOS pFoyectoS de
la CdmaTs preEsntRdou aver , pSBan 4 CO.
miBiones
FL delegado TreIleB mRnifeuta que
81 deIegado senior Bull hR tenido que g.
liz para Maysgdsz por motive de snfsr'
medad de an hij6.
El delegado ViaB OchoteCo BoliCita 4
diau de licenCia. Concedida. soliCita 81
senior Was OchotsCo 10 pids nm infoEme
lR comiHi6n do C6digOI para estudiRrlo con
todR detsnCi6n. All 90 aCueEda.
A Lar 3 AZ Do lsvRnta ID session hssta
mafiana & las 3.
FL proyecto para an edifCio inuuIar en-
GuRyama ha Eido BuBCFito tRmbisn DOR lOH
EsnoEea Blondsty BaEEeTaB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-17
0tr0 que Gae.

Alas de IL tarde de hoy 90 lIevar6 &
sfecto en- 81 cementerio dsIEan.J Juan, 81 On.
tisrrO del que fu6 estimabie i6ven don
Guillermo Capstillo Delgado.
Ha fAIlecido Il edad de 26 afi3s y los
mejoEes sfios de 81 juventud loI paB6 tra.
bPjRndo ca el Comercio de sata ciudad,
aiendo muy apreCiado por Bus compafsEol
y Hu mueEts mUY sentids ca IL ciudad.
"La Correspondencia' anvfa "a mas
aentido p6same loS deudoB del que fu6, y
en- particular & 50 padre don Manuel CG.
pstillo = Monies, hermanas JoBefna, Tere-
%, Irene, Aida Manuel, tie dona Isabel
Delgado y SafioreI joaquin ViIIamil =
Juan BRrTers de la meTcantil 81. Wills
mil ' Co, del alto comeECio de eGts plaza.
Que Dios lIeve & Il eterna paz 81 alma
del que cumpIi6 ys u joTnads sn d vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-17
IA CARRETERA De ARECIBO A LARES

El senior santoni, preBent6 syer 81 ui.
guiente pFoYscto de Icy para terminsF Ia
construction de Ia cRTTetsER de AreCibo
Lares.
Art. 1.-ss aSigna para Ia termination
de Ia construction do la CRrretOrR de Are
cibo & LArea, ID suma de oChsnta mil do
liars, la pArte de ella que Sea neCesaria,
de CuRlquiera fondos existentes en- 81 Te'
soTo de Puerto Rico no aEiguadaB para
otro objsto.
Art. 2-Ss decreta y autOrizR al Co
miHionado del Interior, para que invierta
dichR asignaci6n en- los trRbsjos , ohTaa
conducentes tai fin, de acuerdo con 10
dispussto On el tftulo XI del C6digo po-
lftiCo.
Art 8.-Euta ley empezaEd regiE dsa'
de Bu aprobsci6n.
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JREAsuRY DEPARTMENT OF PoRro Rico
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

sUBASTA PUBLICA BIENEs u1DIUEBIEs
En- L COr de R3as Innas Caye d 27 de Enero 1908
res los bene reaCOnados los
one embga
Las contrbuonss vencdas
eIaP
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Rivera HemanOs IL
r..
terro
edro Avila'
Pueden detaes
81
del asumap
Cayey,
Aprobado: D.. Glomer.-Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-17

-En ia CoEEe pondsnOih de Puerto
Elco"D AIIul 81, hay dc vonta EoOibou q.
lonaEioI paEa cobEo d RlquiIoEaS do olrau.
aH1EG- q motfliCo con 6EmaG, doaIS q.
olslu a naGlmionto, dofunoi6n , coEtiaol.
dGn nt5ioA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-17
TREA8URI DEPARTMENT. or PORTO REC.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLRs

SUBAsTA PUBIICA. LNMUEBLEg
En- Coctur de Ren Utuado dia 27 de EnHO
de19O6 vendidos
pOea odos los nes acado de los cubE aH
de tempo las conibuCones vndas dpOne R
PROPIETARIOs Propieisd coutrrbucouoV
Hemino Irarry alto Ciudad 4150
5cdas sterrno
Dolores Catalan cdas
cdas stereno baro" Arrba"
cdaa teeno baro" Aribs"
popidad
cento del vendda,
de Ia cual fu6 subatada pdd
veifc6 UuadO
tFirmado) MacaioR Rive Collector
Aprobado D. Gromer Treasure
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-17
TREASURY qERARTpErT OF PoRTo RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

0C1A0A1
En- la Coectura de e de
SOs gqent d POr d las De manana sean ven los %
poses ods los
Las embargados hab
contbuones
PROP1EIARlOS Description de Ia Propad
aprexinAdOs
PRIMERA SUBASTA
Gertrud Ambert 1casm MADEIRA zinc cbariop pueblo 1915
de cugdasbarr "CfaEton 37e ca
Cregorio bar
"Front6n," $3.50
Ramon Fad Oero de IL
Maria abario
Roglo Archila de
Francisco Ortga
Pueden deles zen osr
81 de depoatar
del
de a cual fu6
dias Gguentss a verified Gales
(Signed) J. E. Marero.-Colseor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-17

Ell municipio de AEecibo, ha manda'
do d institute de Lajss, & loa nifiog RR.
fseI Ortiz y Francisco Rivera, para que
eatudien, Huffagando loB gastos que ue OH.
ginen aquella municipaIidad.
Hoy han tarminado Ias festRs ID
San Antonio que ie ceIebEabs On Ana1Co.
Iuf6Emase one ha habido muCha anima-
Ci6n en la iuventud de aqusl pueblo du'
Eante q fiesta.
-E vapor "Coamo' tOm6 puerto ays1
tRrde s laG einco, conducisndo anu boTdo
CaEga Z paIaieEol pArs eStR ciudsd.
EOpas , dsm6s dtiles debsn ssr dstrufda,
poT 81 fuego y, con t0da Il pEudsncia ne
CenariR, prOcuraF aislaEge, Gin hGcer de1
SgEadabls q enfarmo loa 6ltimol dfa1 al
NataSa Bayonst Dial
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A. VELEZ ALVARADO.

e1portador-Agsnto Dc
fabrcantes americanos
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para
ses pnuras ppad jas
g valol de Ia fou
% RPOANHY rFNy0N
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEB

En- Coeua Rent enas de Aguas Buenas d da 2 de Eneo
1908 Vendos loS
bies
fuen mbargados haber W
ddo nibuGs vencd dipons a Ley de Rem
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sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Lopez 12 cuerdas erreno barrO "Caguas"
TERCERA sUBASTA.
Negr6n cuerdas erreno barro "JuanAuen
Pueden detanes expedienta
compado debe
Gento del valor vendid p6 dare
propdad
ds sguientes Buen Puerto Rico 1908
(Sgned) Francisco Ma RamiTez-CoeCtOL
Aprobado: D. asurer
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-05-28
ED WORLDS CRESSET.
Dear Comrade,

In your issue OF May DIST.
appears my song The Panic Is
on"
In the first line OF the lat
verse is a typographal erfor
which--destroys the pith and
meaning and would also detract
from-meaning in the morr.i
that is,o follow the song.
| fel. sure that yOu will do me
the favor aal justice to correct
this error, either By reprint Of
tha song o. by s'oting IN yonr
next issue that the first liue OF
last verse instead Of reading
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-05-28
MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given that oy
virtue o: a 1.ortsage deed dated
March 5th. 1858. and recorded
in the Office Of the Recorder OF
deeds for uorell comfy, Mis-
souri,, in bool; g, on page 1l5, on
Mach ll,h, 1875. executed by
EmYa Etrat6s anl Arthur Ed
wards 70 secure me piyment OF
note therein described. and
default having been made in the
payment oi sid note, J will sell
the property therein iasc'iD 4
to vii: Lot nine in block one ir
.ftuarts addition to the city o!
VILLAIN Springs, Missouri. to tao
hi.hcs. bidder for cash at tho
east front dnor OF the court hous,
in The city of West Plains. Mis-
souri,. on The eth. day of June
1868. between tie hours OF niac
o'ci0:., in the forenoon and fyc
! o'rl)ck in The afternoon.
D4t.d May @.h, 1908
G?nrge Richardson
M,r,qfr,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-05-28

Now don't get scared and vote
the republican ticket should
read now don't gat scard anu
vote the prohibition ticket.
Please do ne this kindness ard
o5,iga, yours for truth radical.
W. j. Mcconnell
7, e above i . correction of Il
Typographical error OF ours v, Lopn
our readers wili nrto the error,
Ii certainly was uniutent.ona v
with MS. Because We YOU'D rot
Knowingly treat an enemy IN
tra' manner much less a friend
Pardon us. Id.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-05-28

MIR. nickcls aud family visited
the Colony On last Sunday.
We saw orr present Sheriff in
Trask On LIST Wednesday Mr..
Morgan Las plrb2rm@i his
duty sine .'ec. i withor. par
.il'ity,
We are still the sam opinion
of Judge Evans for governor as
before white he is Democrat it
is the real old Democracy cha.
has no aTct 'ned rlseas in it
sticking here aud there. But
the rel "A Jefferson principals
o. hog ~ truths for tie pee
pl " nak the Democrats will
a,a. - Ives !" &'aiy Il ttty
-e-.e 49,.
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Biz FOOtbaH BOom Is
 Promised M the WeSf

Chicago, August 20.-Enter the football season of 1908. The dope" of the grid iron has taken its place again in the camps of the western colleges, and from now on until the first major games of the year, October 3, the football warriors will be on top of the intercollegiate ath- letic heap. Preliminary practice has al- ready begun in the "big eight" schools.
 While the official date for the football practice season is September 20 by the grace of the conference representatives, back-lot bunting and summer-resort train- ing stunts have been the rule throughout the college section without interference from the purity professors. The last of this month and the first of next will count heavily in the seasoning process, despite the lack of organized practice, according to the coaches.
 The 1908 season. in the opinion of play CTS and coaches, will mark decided boom in football in the west, owing to the lapsing of one of the most disagree able features of 1907. Last year both the seniors and freshmen were out of the
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Kabanangh Winks 1He
 Rnle Or Walters Busted"

Little Rock, August 2O.-Despite the stand taken by President Dovey of Bos- ton Nationals, in saying that he will play Chappelle whenever Manager Kelley sees fit. regardless of the ruling of the South ern league. President Kavanaugh and other officials at league headquarters do not harbor the opinion that either the Boston club or the National league is trying to snub the Southern. It has seemed all along as if New Orleans would have an extremely hard time in getting Chappelle's signature to a Pelican con- tract, unless he was bluffed into it, and now that he has already joined Boston, the bluffing chance has disappeared.
 'The impression that I awarded Chap belle to New Orleans is erroneous said President Kavanaugh. 'All we could do was to rule that, following the waiver process, New Orleans owned the player. The fact that Memphis set the player loose, apparently, before finding whether or not all clubs were willing to waive, is the fault of Memphis, and in all prob ability that club will have to stand for
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TENNIS TOURNEY
 MAKES PROGRESS

Newport, R. l., August 20.-More than a score of matches were played tooay on the Casino courts in the all-comers tournament for the national tennis cham pionship, with the result that when the sport ended for the day the third round had been completed and the fourth round well closed up. The principal winners of the day were F. B. Alexander, u. F Touchard and A. l.. Westfall or New York; B. c. Wright and F. J. Suilo"ay of Boston; J. D, E. Jones of Providence' Richard Stevens of Hoboken, w. J. Clothier of Philadelphia and Nat Elmer son of Chicago.
 Tomorrow Touchard will meet west fall and Stevens will pay Jones, while Clothier will have J. c. Ames of ProVl- dence as his opponent on the champion ship court
 Two matches of today were 1eatureo by the committee, that between E. '. Wright and w. F. Johnson of Phiiadei- phia, being played on the championship court, while the contest between Ciothier and I. O. Wright was sent to the club house court Both were decided In straight sets. B. c. Wright, although al ways having Johnson at his mercy, play ed indifferently and with seeming care 1essness.
 The younger Wright played a dasnlng' persistent game, which kept the iormer champion on the run, but Clothier showed ability to carry off his strokes ana whiie the two sets went to deuce, he managed ta win without an extra set.
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whatever punishment is meted out to them by league directors.
 The waiver process is an internal working of the league just the same as is the case with the American league or any other league It is merely a rule of the league to protect the other clubs and to give them a chance to prevent player leaving the league, either by unconditional release or otherwise. Unfortunately, the rule providing that waivers be asked by a Southern league club has no specific penalty attached for failure to obey Of course, it is possible that the national commission will award the player to New Orleans, but that is remote, Memphis failure to obey league rule affects only this league, and not the commission.
 50 far as organized baseball is con- cerned, Memphis had the right to release Chappelle under the conditions; but under the rules of the Southern, the club had no right to cut Chappelle adrift until the other seven clubs had waived claim to his services. For that reason the responsi- bility rests with the Memphis club, which can be held to account by the Pelican owners"
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MEMPHIS PUNCHES
 HITS AT MOBILE

Mobile, August 20.-After Mobile had inning and made three runs, Memphis got in the game and punched hits in the third and fourth, making five runs in the two innings and winning the game. Owen was put out of the game for disputing a decision of Moran and OLeary took his place. Mobile
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running, as the result of the retrospective effect of the ''three-year" rule, but all of the four-yeaf men are eliminated this year, and the freshmen, sophomores and seniors will all be available as football material.
 The normal adjustment of the three- year statute will have an important ef- feet on practically every one of the "big eight'
 Another source of satisfaction In the football camps is the fact that the ob- jectionable features of the forward pass have been largely eliminated. The offen- sive team this year will not be likely to have such an alleged undue advantage over the defending team in the use of the forward pass, owing to the changes which were made at the last meeting of the rules committee.
 Football preparations are being made at the University of Chicago and Coach A. A. Stagg, who has been in England since the Olympic games, is expected back the last of the month. Coach Stagg will take charge of the early practice in per- son and he and Assistant Coach Leo De Tray will have all of the candidates out at the start.
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Three Balls ThrO1D71 and
 Three Men Went Dead
..''s'esss'.sssss..ss

 Raub did not touch the ball during the engagement. although as a matter of course he raised his hands and clutched at each.
 Seabaugh was first up. He Smashed the first ball thrown over the plate to center field, and 1t fell into the outstretehed glove of Manager Molesworth.
 Hub Perdue followed. He drove the first ball delivered back to Bauer, and keeled over stone dead near first base.
 Bay, following, bunted elegantly to Bauer and he, too, went down at the first sack.
 It is very exceptional that but three balls are thrown in an inning
 Had all the innings been identical, Raub would have been an unnecessary adjunct
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TWO GAMES TODA y

The Barons and the Volunteers will try it over again this afternoon.
 If the showers will hold up for a few hours, and if the first game does not prolong the agony to an extent too great,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At St. Paul St. Paul 2, Toledo 3.
 At Minneapolis: Minneapolis 2. Colum- bus 5.
 At Kansas City: First game, Louisville 2, Kansas City 8. Second game Louis- vile B. Kansas City 7.1
 At Wilwaukee: Indianapolis ?, Mill waukee l.
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Tiqers Lose In Ninth.

New York, August 20.-h stirrlns ninth-inning rally today, Ne" lofh usins substitute batters. two of whom hit safe ly. scored twice and won again from De- troit by score of 4 to B. The winning run was scored with two out on Cobb's huff of Kleinow's fly. Score: R. H. E. Detroit. . . .. .. ..lO0 OVo zoo-5 New york 900 002 O02-4 8 4
 Batteries: Winter and Schmidt; Man ming and Blair. Time, 1:5O Umpire. OLoughlin.
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Score by innings
 Memphis 0O3 2OO 0OO-o Mobile ................ 300 900 010-4
 Summary: Stolen bases, Thornton Sacrifice hits, Thornton, Daley, Sentell, Sabrie, James, owen. Two base hits, Massing Bases on balls, off Becker 2, off Killian 1, off Keiber 3. Struck out, by Killian ], by Hickman 1, by Keiber 1, by Shields l. Left on bases Mobile ', Memphis 6. Double plays, Cranston to Carey, Keiber to Babb, Lindsay to Owen, Benson to James. Innings pitched, Becker 32-3, Killian 1-3, Hickman 1; Keiber z. Shields 2. Hits apportioned, off Becker ', off Killian 4, off Hickman O; off Keiber &. Hit by pitcher, Babb by Becker. Tins of game 1;55. Empires, Moran and Wheeler.
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two games will be played this afternoon, the first, of course, beginning at 2:50 o'clock.
 Robinson and Ford will probably work for Birmingham, while Hunter and Kel- lum or Sitton will pitch for the visitors.
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rather unexpectedly to coax William Chappelle, former Memphis pitcher, to sign with Manager Frank, to whom he was awarded by President Kavanaugh's ruling. Chappelle. however. has joined the Boston National league team and Lord returned empty handed.
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Browns Are Shut Out.

Washington, August 20.-Tne features or todays Washington-St. Louis game were the pitching of Keeley. who shut out the visitors, and the batting of Shipke' whose triple and double scored both or the lo- cai's runs Score. R. H. E. Washington OO1 GOO 10+-2 ' 0 St Louis. 900 GOO O0O-O 5 2
 Batteries: Keeley and Street; Bailey and Smith. Time, 1:4o. Empires, connolly and Hurst
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SUMMARY: Two-base hit-Larsen. Sacrifice hits-Bauer, Raub, Butler 2. Stolen bases-Smith, Wiseman Struck out-Baur 6, Duggan 6, Perdue 1. Bases on balls-Bauer 4, Duggan 5. Hit by pitched ball-Bauer OauberD. Wild pitch-Bauer. Double play-Larsen to Walters to Downey.
 Hits apportioned-Off Duggan in 8 in- nings, Perdue in innings Time of game-2:35 Umpires-Brown and Carpenter
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invitations To AdmiraIs.

Perth. West Australia, August 20.-The governor of Western Australia, Admiral Sir F. c. D. Bedford, has extended an invitation to the American admirals to stay at the government house here on their way to and from the gold fields in the northern and northwestern part of the state.
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IN TWELFTH INNING YESTERDAY CATCHER RAUB FAILED TO TOUCH THE BALL, AND WAS AN UNNECESSARY ADJUNCT.

Has there even been an inning played in which the catcher failed to get his hands on the ball?
 There might have been several, but just one have local fans witnessed.
 That one was the twelfth inning of yes- terday afternoons 14-inning bit of sensa- tionalism.
 In that round Bauer threw three balls. and only three.
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BERT MAXWELL IS
 HAVING HARD LUCK

Montgomery, August 2O.-Maxwell was both wild and ineffective today, all of his passes figuring in the run-getting. The game was called at the end of the seventh inning on account of rain. The score:
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CASTRO RELEASED.
 NEW PLAYERS BOUGHT

Atlanta, Ga., August 20.-Atlanta has released Count Castro to make room for Pitcher Sitton of Augusta. Atlanta has also purchased Hugh Tate, first baseman, for next season. Tate is an exceedingly hard hittAr and good all-round man
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Summary Stolen bases. Shannon, Clay ton, Perry Rockenfield, Reagan Z Sacri- flee hits, Clayton, Maxwell Hopkins. Double plays, Clayton to Fox to Dyer Pope to Rockenfield to Greminger. Base on balls. off Maxwell, 6. Hit by pitcher by Maxwell (Reagan) Struck out, by Maxwell 2: by Bliss 3. Time of game :35. Umpire Pfenninger.
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ONE METHUSELAH
 DEFEATS ANOTHER

Little Rock, Ark, August 2O.-Manning's single, followed by Nilrs sacrifice hit and Lords second two-base hit, gave New Orleans the only run of todays game in the eighth. Both pitchers were effective in ninches Score:
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Bauer, at Conclusion of Engagement, Was as Strong as EVer-Perdue Relieved Duggan In
 the Ninth.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham l, Nashville 1 GA innings). Montgomery s, Atlanta 8. New Orleans 1, Little Rock o. Memphis 3, Mobile f.
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Games Today.

Nashville in Birmingham two games). Memphis in Mobile. Atlanta in Montgomery. New Orleans in Little Rock.
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LORD URGES CHAPPELLE
 TO SIGN WITH FRANK.

Memphis. Tenn. August 20.-That the Pelicans need pitchers was indicated when Centerfelder Lord of the New Or leans baseball team arrived here today
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Issssssssssssss

Manager MolesWofth reledsed fieSief Turner yesterday
 Turner has never given Birmingham good service and there is little regret that he has appeared for the last time on the Birmingham slab.
 Before leaving yesterday afternoon Pitcher Turner stated that he would go direct to Buffalo, where contract await ed his signature. He might do better in the Eastern league.
 Roy Montgomery, former Baron, after managing the successful team of the Cot ton States league, Jackson, spent yester- day in Birmingham. It is possible that while in Birmingham Manager Mont gomery will come to certain agreements for the delivery of one of Jackson's star twirlers to Birmingham, either this or next season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-21

Anniston, August O.-(Special)-Ihe locals defeated Albertville this afternoon in a good game by the score of to o The feature was the three-base hit oi Noojin for the visitors. Holden opposed Klein in the box.