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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18
"affurat en- 2ine o. type Minut.

"Mffurnt en- Zine o. type Miniit.
ter" iporeoe Mr. SopeIs meb ct tint
SmiI.
Soet ban iagbe bette, ifreo Tbilip
Wenomortb langiomt forbi os |
gprilioIerfY life Gin.
Wr. Somells SortGlliug forfulate
mig oberalt. Ser bar en- Wnno, icm
hcpoe beitaaet en- irliom Sloprspe,
er. Wano, bnis 9ioelier bapoe pGret
eneitaaenbe | fin grt. De eriurin.
ger, ban bapoe giort, baobe ingen
anoen giort. Stti Minuttcr baooe
icrefommet BAN iom to Gage. Sap
DC ban pirfeIig p9ret inoeip9rret
Il Grapbpplpingen | TO 3sgn, bible
Siitorien, efter min Spfatning. BABE
tabt fit traeiife Clement.
Get bar inalebeS naturliat, Of ieg
fra oenne Stunb al betragteoc Sr.
@enomortb nieo en6nu .Iterre 0ps'
gierrigbeo emo for. SanIebes iom
reg baglig iaa BAN gaa Der ben ober
Boston Common meb ct i~noaopenot,
brsmrenbe llStrpf, Ina Der oper
ham ct Brpg al Gn'ombeb, ion rsrte
mig opbt. Oct forunoreoe mig, at
icg life for paa bans tonfefulbe og
blegc gniiat bnpoe funnel lGie ben
Siitorie, Ir. Solpeas banbe betrcet
mig. Set forefom mig iom ONT ieg
plaotte tale meo BAN, ungtet ieg ilet
life riatig pioite, bpao ieg pilbe iige
til BAN.
On Rorgen msbteS pi paa ct Steb,
tpor 10 Stier frpoier b~inanoen. San
blep beilig itaaenoe for at labe mtg
goa iorbi.
"@tr. 8enomortb", bespnote ieg
Seq"
Som af6rsb mig,
"Mit Nnpn er Sones", iagbc ban
I en- ganife a%lminoelis Zone.
so = so - Soonest" itammcoe
jog.
ct iuagt 2ps - bpori min Sen
Sopeas Srolssbeo aabenbareoes -
begpnote at gao op for mig.
Sr. Sreorif Sones unorer fig bel
ZEN Dag ioag opcr, bporleoes Oct
bel funoe goa til, at Ell irenmeo Ell
paffer Woraeu %tiltoler BAN iom Wr.
@enOportb, % ioa pliloielig itprter
ufiteo o9 foripiuber / WlennelfcmaS.
fen iom Ell Ifiinoia.
Sogen bar, at ie9 bar bIepen goot
rarret al Nr. @omeIlS, en- Nano,
Scr bap6e faitct iig poer 2~iteraturcn
&C bar blepen iinosipag al lit epin'
heliac arbeioe paa CT flor, uneri'
fanif Honlan, Der en6ml life bar
feet SogeuS 2pS. Tu bapoe ban ptl'
let ie, bpilfet Snotrpf ct al aapit'
lerne gioroe paa mig.
Wiin Selt bar, JON ieg 'enere 1T
pioe, en- meeet bperougslig ltng
Mano, ion bopSc noget at beitile
nleo Den imuffe, me @ranitbro, Der
bpGlper fla ODER Snoiisen / ben Of
fentlige Sane.
Roar ieg tpnfer paa oen Setbeo,
bpormeb SCR. SopcuS funoe cpferc
tit 2uftilot paa @ruuoiog al min
2ettroenbeo, fan ieg neppe bare MIG
for at Ie, ifient leg iumtioig feIcr
mig bpbt pSmpget peN at oGrc bIepcl'
ct ofm9gtiet Sffer for bans Sorte'
funit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18

life aftiammen til ippenbe os iioit
par en- Instrumentation.
= Ru, 2oro SIfracombe og Sap.
tein @cgtagu, maa DC gisre Be
fjenotifab meb amerifanife &etter,
ia giteae, ga De babe taget EIaos.
Srrlis bill ieg anbefale oennc Slaa.
bercreme, tbi Den bar ieg ielu lapet.
-Sar De lopet Den, iaa CT Den
goo, ia9oe S~liracoulbe % rate i'm
Saflerfen frem.
Sn9en fltnbe forflare, Bporlebes
fet eif til eQer bpis Sfplocn bar;
men ga Iontagl mootos i'm Sens
Saaerfen Of Srsfen Grants SGuocr
for at laoe ben gaa pibere, fom ban
til at iteoe til ben, iaa SnbboIoet
pGltet no oper GitelleS 8iole.
0u opitob Der alminoelig Sorpir.
ring. Srsfen 8oobpoob iprans op
iuIo al Seltagelie for ben "imlffe
aiole", Tom nj, bar baablsit sbela9t
al Den itore blaa 8let, og Spbaus'
manoen til lllpffcn eiorbe Jig iclp
9ebreioelier og bab ON 6~orlaoelIe
for fin aeitetbeb. Sorgiepes furitts
ret gitelle imilenoe, at oct bapoe M.
gen Sing at betpoe, Oet bar life on
Get emo en- 9omulbsfiole. San bill
De fife laoe fig trsite % bar tarS %
itiae Ieiten al Gftermiooagen.
IGite Gag bar bet meget parmt
% 9amerne boIot fig inoe. Otter
at Serrerne bapoe ipiirgt til Gamer
mes geiinbenbe, be9ap DC Jig ITO.
ct Iangt 9rep fra Saaie Sengler
fom meeet pasienbe % eitele lGitt
meo Snteresie:
"Geipport err u%ubbolbelig. aae
fine Soft err nof reiit til europe
iaor meo l1nbtaeelie al Gbarler
Stewort, iom err nleget opmerfiom
MOS mig. aae %fremragenbe llolrn'
hinge er ubeblit. Nan ia9be, at Der
ifuIoe fcmme nogle, men DC er life
fonuten. Oct er iorfrroelig fieoe'
Iiat, tbi 8aptein Monta9u, Soro 81
fracombes Sen, piloe bope pastel for
mig. Cations flyer, at hans Snfel.
2oro Montoeli, er ubpre rig % al
peb bans 9so oft goar oper til bans
9roberisn.
Seq er fieb al at ban er rig,
ie9 bar nof iii os beg9e, iiiffet Gitel'
lie peb fig ielp.
Sum bar urolig belle 0agen, ol
Sroere "ubpre rig" ringte / benoes
Sren. Oct moret beroe life en- Sang
at male, og ineen boobe bun at tale
meb; tbi ben i~taffels 5rsfen 8oos'
mooo bapoe, plaset Of Sopeopine
truffet iis tiIbage III lit SGrelie,
Netop Sa bun / Tin SortpiIeIie beiliit'
tet at saa tiolia tilietgs, fcm aap'
tein Iontagu no til benoe | Saar'
Den uoenior Siaacn.
Gar Se pGret telbis9 ipnrgte
bun.
Sea bar life pGiet paa Siiferi,
Seq REQ cper til gapioro / 5orret'
ninger.
- ReS til gopforo / iaaoar Tar'
me, raabte bun forifrcffet. Der er
npiten ire Wtil til gapforo. aaptein
Iontagu, bpor funbe Se bore lao
uicriietig? Gar De fife reb ior al
iaa Solitit?
@an funSe life taae Sell Of benz
Ses urolige 9lif, ioet bun bsiet iig
irerraS meb foIbeoe Spnoer % ei
llotrpf al moertrpfte 6sleiier / fine
Zine. Spor elifelis bun iaa no!
San popebe neppe at ic paa benoc,
men ifpuote iig at iortiptte:
- Ma, iee beinber mig inIoit9n'
Dig pel. iom Se Ter, 6rsfen Grant.
Sor en- SoIbat bar Sarmen life no.
| oct at betuoe. Sea 49, lea REQ efter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18

ie, at on ifaffer dig ubebogelisbeoer
ior benoes Crib!
On maa gierne faloe Srsfen
Grant en- Sfoleunge, ON on bill, men
Der finbeS faa Gamer / gnglanb,
iom er iaa elegante og ~fuloenote iom
bum.
- &ipre Sen! er set iaaban iat2
On er baarot iaaret! Sun e. bot
fer, men efter min Snlag libt for
blond. Wen olt fienber benoe 10 ilet
life! Spao pilbe Solf iige, bpis on
fog Dig en- 9rub fra ~llrifogen2
- Seq p9leer min Suitrit eftcr
NIT eeet Spffe, ioarebe Ionta9u.
- ga right! Seq flyer fun, bpao
ieg t9nfer, bemGrfet Soro Slfra.
combe / Ell f~orionlig Gone.
Spmuntret at ben roligc Waabe,
Eborpaa bans abitaoige Sen tog
Sagen, fremfom &aptein Iontagu
meb en- Snbbpoelie fra Srefnerne
@ooonooo % Grant. Oct bar De.
res Seniigt ont gftermiooagen at
fiere no / Sfogen for at oriffc Sbe
Der, og be bapoe ipurgt, ON oe to
Gnelrnoere piloe oeltase / lloflig'
ten.
- Oct bar insen bum Soc. Sol.
ger u6 meO? ipilrqte 2oro Slfracom'
be / en- Iigegploia Gone.
- So, ieg tror oet, iparte &aptei.
nen. Srsfen Grant - 0anlerne
ioreilog, at Ri ifuloe taee afiteo ST.
fem.
- Bel, gomIe &ommerat, ies ifal
bore flar.
2orb Slfracombe benpttet Seilie.
Geben til at "bebaore Sfoleungen",
og ban fit 2eiligbeb BERTH. Srsfen
Grant iaO beo Sioen at BAN paa
@ognen % 10 40 bans gemGrfnirl.
ger; tbi ben lille 8omeoie morct
henbe op%eroroentlig. Spao mon
Eenbes Sante % Sallic Sengler oil.
sc iige, bpi8 De pioite, bpilfen aapal'
Ter bun bapoe / oct r~ingeagtcoe GU
refa?
! Soct Sc fisrte eiennem Sfogen, ia
2oroen, at Srperue Der meget min'
beoe BAN ON Sfptlanb.
Seq pilbe iaa 9ierne engang
reIsge Stotlanb, iogoe GiteIlc beget'
fret. Iin SeoItcfar par ira Sfot'
LAMB.
-ga ia, bereS Iapn er 10 ifotif.
ssa, min SeOitefar bar Stem
biigger.
Gen 60, bpormeb bun meooelte
bette Softun, eiorbe itsrre Snotrpf
paa 9orben, eno ON bun bapbe pro-
LET meb, at benbes Sori9ere bapoe
rebitdmmet fra Rormanoiet.
-geo Supiter! tpnfte ban, leg
eob pioe, bpab benoes Sor bar. Sun
err oct miuoite en- fltlofommen
2abp.
Sa ban bite itsrre % itsrre Sp'
~merfiombeo moo Stenbugserens
Ssnueoatter. San bapbe begpnot
meo at itubere benoe for Iontagus
SfplS, men ban fortiatte berncb for
fin egen. 90 ga Sc fom ben til Oct
StcS. bpor Sc ifuIoe ilaa fig neS,
maatte han befienoe, at bans $50
lounge" par fortrpaeuoe.
geo Sbeen IaeSe aaptcin Ronta'
GU geilaa paa Srsfen Grant; ban
bopbc Iagt Ierfc til oen 5oran'
bring, Der nar foresaaet meo Sen'
mems SsIeIier % M piIoe ban babe
@elenniug for lin Spoirelie nnoer
aisrSIeu. San bapbe aIoris lei
benSe iua fortrplenoc iom MI. Sun
Liable iot Sutten Iiot pau Snur, %
ga aiteuiolenS SfiGr ioreplote benz
res Saar, minbet bun bam ON Sita'
! mia, co ban ipefulereoe paa ON Oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18

en- 1prIrae gap Jim ISiiitent ct
Iulper ion ifuIoe onpenbes til en-
SeIt n,cb ipg Sails. 9a aSiiitenten
life pibite, bporonu ban ifuIoe iao
set / Soften, gap 0prlG9cn bom ct
@lasrsr, buori Gulucret ifuloe leg
oeS. Saa ifuloe ban ga lTttc Reret
inb / Scitens Munb % bIGie EuIpe'
ret inc.
On Stltno efter bsrtc SprIGgen ct
forifrpffeIiet Seoen, Snlis %
Sneft, ube / 8oaroen, % for no.
"&porban 9if oct" ipur9tc ban,
"boor cr Meoicinen?" Otter at
Eooc itoaet og boitct eft &portcrS Sto,
iif gsIiItentcn WGlct iaien. 49,,
ian Soften bloaitc ierit", IAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18
begipe dig no for at male / Selifab
neo Ell OPP gommel Geberms.

begipe Dig no for at male / Selifab
meo Ell osp gammel Geberms.
Scr bare life fieo al oct for Char
len StemartS Sfplo. Seq fan me0
Sifferbeb paaltaa, at ban life ten'
Ter paa at fri til mig, buerfen / 9eep'
port ener anbcn StebS.
-Su bill oa aIorig Oermeo ligc,
at on CAB bant cit aitro iafteS? raab'
te Sru Iidarbs, og eftcr at bun for.
9ippeS bapoe pentet pon Spar, till
isiebe bun fornGrmet: San on iige
mig, bpem on benter paa? OH font.
il1er iiffert nof til at % Iom gamnel
Sornfrll.
-Sa aipe a1e mine Ecnae til
Granddaughter al en- anItalt for
somle ueifte 5ruentimmer, iagoe
Gitelc muntert. So, oct er affrrat
min Seniigt. pa
- Iei, nlporliq tolt. eitelle, ban
gu CLIENT, at 2prb SIfracombe og
hans Gen &optein Rontoeu agter at
reiie til gtepport? 0u looet 10 ga
milicn Cation at piIe Dem al muliG
Spmerfiombeo nnoer bereS SeIeg
Hnlerita.
Ga, bpis set er oct belle, iaa a.
Der iea Gem iiinoifrGnfet 6lllomagt
Ialtte. Sallie Seu9ler bill bIipe bel'
,pft oper at sisre Sonner for lac
fremrageuoe llblGnoinse.
So, ia, on ifal faa lie, at bur
tiliioit glitter iie meo Soroen! raabt'
8ru Iihorbs nGiten 9raatef9roig
sit t9nfe iig Sauie iom el
2orbS Suitru! ia gitcle IeenSe. Mel
lea mao begpnoe of paffe mo, til
imoroen tiblig refer hi til Gurefa
Tyorbereo oig paa Ienerc, ON nogI
llaer, at mpbtage Din pairoreno'
Iiece / Gepport, / pasicnbe Sio II
of operpprc Salies @rpaup mel
2oroen!
-Sosiebe Barn! Mcb Din Sfisn
res oa oine Bense funoe Oh 'elo ta'
ham, bpis Oh bare par fornnftt9.
Gette bar Sante Gitaros' itoit
Trotcit, og Gitelle filgte lin 9arll
Gcniube 7rf. @oobpooo til Sotcl
let / Gurefo, ser bar ufienot for oil
,notagcn for nogIe faa entrt'taIttlt'
SportSmrno og aurltnere.
: npItcn belle iiorten Gage bar D
tr 9omer eneIte @iGiter paa Sotel
let. Giteae Dor benrpft oper On
iombebeu % Stilbeoen paa Sanoet
"a bun bIcu belt eIenbia, bo Terten
SIutuineen af beu anben uge trt
rmiereube fortalte, at to Serre
hapbe ifreoct % beitilt SGrclier o.
OF Sc piIoe fnmme nGIte Gag.
- Ssr nj. IontaguL hapoe pt lit
for nogIe Gage iiben beIten,t os II
9tcpport? iasoe Soro SlIracombc
ga ban % hans Sen iab paa eureta
Gcronba pg iaa itooper oct intuff
2anofub: Salen, Sicen og Bier
gene, iom uobreoer Jig foran Dem.
Set peb ie9 life, lparer Sap
tcin Woutaau langiomt % Santpc
itcrft paa FIN Cigar. 81 bar Inn pd
ret Der en- llsc cnbru. er on tic
al at iiife9
Het 49, Seq bar aISris BAIT be
>rc SeIb / nit oip. Iten Oct BIZ
list ficoeIiat I 9rnaocn at rife ale
ne. Spao beitilte on igaar?
Seq bar noe ior at to9e Silt
Ter meo Sreten Grant.
SrcSS ale Sorisg pad at bepar
lin 30 blep aapteinen roo ! Iniigte
o. iaa g~encret no.
-Sen SfoIcuuge, Tom ies fable
benoe, citcriom on for henbes Sfpl
fou %renoncerc paa sit fiGre Siiteri
80 Tor hi poffer iuo % refer Il
! Hcmport, 10 beore. Su ifal taa O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18

Gn peIsiuis SinI. grps.
ierercu: Get blsu isaar ~iortalt mig.
Sr. 9~pituout. at De ital p9re | en- pins
lis Observation-Disclosures bet maaife
bore mig tiuabt al biGlpe Sem meb -
en- Tatier?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
THE RACES
Result. at New orleans.

New orleans, March 21.-The same horses which were defeated. with ease by Meeiick in last Saturdays s1o.ooo derby. today ran Meelick off his feet and beat him by several lengths in the City ark derby $10.0o0 guaranteed. Angelus won, with Chapultepec second and Maelick, third. Pinkola was the only other horse in the race. The dis tance was one mile and a quarter and the lime 2:04 3-5. set a new track rec ord. Chapultepec made the pace until the stretch with Meelick hanging on two lengths back and falling to re- spond to the hunching of Jockey Du- gan, who vainly tried to work Meelick forward. Angelus stayed just behind MeeIick until the stretch, when he moved up with a rush. passing Chapul- tepec and taking the lead at the eighth pole. Angelus won by four lengths. with Chapultepec about two lengths in front of Meelick.
 Meelick was to 2 favorite and backed generously by one of the larg- est crowds which has witnessed race here since ante bellum days. The bet ting today offered some unusual con- trasts Last Saturday a crowd almost as large as today's audience paid no attention to Meelick, then the winner and the longest priced horse in the race, while today Angelus and Chapul- tepec. the good things" of a few days before. found fe wfriends among the
 First race. four and a half furlonss Intervene. 10s GA. Minderl. II to 5. won; Nigger Baby. io5 ~. Powers). II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
REGULARS WON
 FIRST GAME Fast Game Played in
 Cold Weather. THE SCORE WAS 5 TO 2 Regulars Pleased Crowd ot Faith
 ful Fans. Near Home Run of Hassctt's Feature of Game, Pitchers Showed More Control Than is Philadelphia

With the thermometer daflying win things that should have been scorned at this time of the year. and the very fresh breeziets whistling the dirge or the missing overcoat a crowd of shiver. ing fans watched the Regulars trim the Yannigans yesterday afternoon to the tune of to 2.
 The chilly weather was not conduc- i've to fast ball playing. but the Regulars showed early in the scrap that they had things well in hand. Tn hitting, base running and heady work they had the Yannigans showed under. The final score was to 2. but IL looked like 1t should have been 5 to 3-with two out in the ninth and man on base Eddie Hassett got the longest hit of the game. It should have been a homer but Hassett stop ped on third, the runner in front or him had counted and when Hassett started in the ball was on the way to Messitt. The decision was pretty close and 1t looked as if Hassett was over the plate before Messitt got the ball but Link Stickney thought the other way and called him out.
 Ross Helm started off for the Regulars and his work was as good as it was in the Philadelphia game. The Yannigans were helpless before his speed. Van Anda started in for the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

When the Climbers st into the rail- road cars this summer they will cut whole lot of ice in the way of taking up space if in nothing else. If there is any team in the South that will be as big physically it has not been un- covered yet
 Of the twenty-two men in the above photograph, which by the way, is the work of Noah Henline. eight of them are six feet in height and over. Four Of them are just one inch under the six foot mark. i've feet eleven lncnes five of them over five feet eight lnches' one five feet ten inches, and two i've feet, six inches and over. Six of them tilt the scales at 190 pounds ana over two at 1855, five over 170 pounds. eight oET Twelye of them are not over twenty ovs years old seven twenty-eight years. one thirty and one-wniispe sr,- be doesn't remember himseIf me ..fct,,re does not include Forest Thom : ss yrho got in yesterday morning ana ems fine number of Climbers Tn camp ,,. to the mystical number-twenty- thteeicti aa Curtis Elston Is not here yet but t..s nretty much of a cinch that he vrtIi be left here by the Cubs, the mum her will skip the lemonlzeo numoSI and go to twenty four. kenselI VIII Hd tTvosterr League, Murray to Monroe Of tbe Cotton States. and Bliss is as yet n nebuious quantity. making Witn 1acl. Robinson, the catcher that will De seid 10 Macon. the original twenty eight
 lanes Ryan, outfelder-Evansvill
 Forrest Thomas. pitcher-i9o6, Min naanoiis. batting average. AZ games,
 f73. 1907. Minneapolis; batting aver age, 31 games, -1Ss. ,ooe
 Dick Merryman, pttcher-lSVo Springfield, O.; batting average s3 go Tsnar average. 22 games, .2S6.
 WiiIiam Cristail. pitcher-1sO6, Sy- racuse. N r.; batting average, 44 games, .224; 1907, New Orleans and
 Ross Helm, pitcher-ls06. Macon bafffng average, 34 games, l9S; 19OI' M4son; batting average 30 games
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Yannieans and while Moose Baxter lit safe in the first inning he tried to stretch 1t and was chased down at third It was 1. 2. 3 with the xannl. ss tse in 'Rs Rsrsses sssesd sss sftsr three bagger to left field counting when Persons hit one past first oase try one at Fuller, Persons getting to third and counting when Lewis shot Pepee's hit to catch Perry at secono' instead of trying to stop the run. nofi,s hit to Lewis. Helm was safe on q hit to Van Anda and Henlfne nis safe. Lewis juggled Ryan's hit ana shannon counted. three runs having come in.
 Persons hit safe in the last of the third but rMessitt threw Pepee out
 AImquist went on the hill in the Helm and while Burkett hit safe and Weems walked the big Chicago twirl- CT got out of 1t without run
 Al Demare went In in the last oI way than he was against the Athletics. With one down big Almquist puncheo the ball out to center for two sacks but the next two were easy.
 Lewis hit safe in the fifth. but Ann quist got off without a run. In the last half Demare made 1t 1, g. 3. and the score was still to Q in favor of the Regulars.
 It was nothing doing in either halt of the sixth. though Spike shannon hit safe in the last half.
 In tho seventh Almuuist lost the ball, and while, he struck out Hassett he walked Lewis and Crystall, Lewis counting on a wild throw. making the score to 1.
 Burkett. the little Southpaw, went in in the last half, only two hits and no runs having been made off Demare. Not hit was made off Burkett in the last of the seventh, but Baxter was safe by the fact of Wohleben being off the bag. The Moose afterwards counted on Hassett's juggle Of Greminger's hit and a wild throw, mak- ing the score to l.
 Nothing was done with Almquist in the eighth, but in the last half Perry crashed out a two bagger. going to third on Pepee's hit to Hassett. Shan non hit one that Lewis did not recog- nize and Perry counted. Almquist hit safe again but no more runs came in, the score being to 1.
 Then in the ninth came Hassett's long hit putting over the runner in front of him. He was called out at the plate though and the game ended with a score of to 2 in favor of the Regulars.
 Regulars .......... 0a0 900 011--6 Yannigans ....... GOO 900 1Ol--2
 Batteries-Helm. Almquist and Mes sitt: Van Anda, Demare. Burkett and Shannon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
The Qu.Iisx Shop

to 1, second; Brougham. li2 (Notter), 2 to g. third. Time. :54 4-5. Little Nose, She Wolf Speight. Font. Tony W. Book Binder, Swing and Firebus
 Second race. steeplechase. shor, course-Dr. Logan. 15l (SobelD: i:2 to l. won, Gold Circle. 136 l-2 lArchi- bald). to 1. second; Dario. l3S (Mo- Kinney).is to}1, third. Time, 2.57 2-5' pr. Heard. Bluster. Impestinsnce' lS nd pnd
 Third race. six furlongs. handicap Cooney K, l0l. GA. Martini. to l. won; Hyperion II. 1l5 c. Lee). II to ,. sec ond; GrImaldi ios tBrusselp. IS to | Muller and Faust also ran.
 Fourth race. mile and quarter-'An- sChapultepec. I23 (McDanieD. II to 5 second; Neelick. l27 (E. puganl. to 2 ran. .Coupied in straight betting only.
 Fifth race, seven furlongs. selling Blue Lee. 90 (Schleslnger). 12 to l. won: Phil Finch. l0S (Minderl: IS to 1. second; Royal Ben. 101 tC. Henryl. a to l. third: Time, l:2s. Bucket Bucket @ Sri Bertniont. viperine. Hickey. Field Mar shall. Listerine. Brown Thistle and Ca per also ran.
 sixth race. seven furiongs. selling Merrick. 110 (Notter). 8 to 5. won: Fi- nancier. s5 (E. Dugan), to 1, second Time. 1:27 Is. Posing. Miss Delaney pr. McCluer and La Soeur also ran.
 Seventh race. mile and three-six. teenths. selling-Jack Witt. 1O6 e FIynn). to 1. second; Donna. 1io q. Sumter). : to 1. third. Time, 1:5s 2-5 Doubt. Docile. Adesso. Prytania and Betsy Binford also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
SUNDAY BASEBALL
 IN MOBILE AGAIN

Mobile March 2l-CSpeciaI )-Enthu- siastic over the record breaking crowd that attended the baseball game last Sunday. the mana cement of the Mobile club has induced the Meridian team scheduled here for three games. Thurs day. Friday and this afternoon. to re- main over for Sunday stretching the original schedule one game.
 Manager Schmidt states that he will work part ot the game Sunday and so will Manager Fisher for Mobile and with the two mosuls pitted against each other i; is certain that good game will result.
 The local management was dickering with the Cleveland American League team 10 come here tomorrow. but they wanted more money than the local peo. pie would guarantee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Sam weems. pitcher--1s07, Mont gomery; batting average. 27 games
 Ed Almquist. pitcher-lsO7, Chicago
 Al Demaree. pitcher-19O7, Chicago City League.
 Oscar Burkett pitcher-1so7, Brad
 Ed Van Gnda, pitcher-19OG. Grand Rapids Cchampious); batting average Al games. .li7; 1907. Baltimore, no record. ,o. Holyoke: batting average. 27 games l56; 1907. Lynchburs' batting aver age 20 games. :161. -
 Fred Wohlleben. first baser1an@o 1907. Macon; batting average l2S sa%e Baxter aSt first baseman-Iso7, Montgomery: batting average. l2S
 Ed Greemmenger inhelder---ieos. Minneapolis: batting average, IA games. S05, 1907. Minneapolis; batting average. 147 games, 26l
 Ed Hassett, inhelder--lsO7' Chicago
 Joe Pepe inhelder-1sos. Macon batting average, 23 games, III. 1907. Macon, batting average, l25 games Clayton Perry. inhelder-leo7. Mont gomery: batting average. l25 games
 Noah Henline. outhelder '9o5 MGntsomsTg' Es%ss' rs7s. batting average ls' L. Persons, outhelder 1sOs, Ma shville batting average; l23 games, .2s4: 1907, Nashville batting aNerage, ss games. 233, .,
 Gordon Lewis. outhelder-l9 9o6. De catur: batting average, 47 games. -I5S: 1907 Calumet. batting average.
 TO show what a crowd of ''hefties' Ryan has gathered. taple or weignts and heights are given. For the pres ent at feast the locals will claim the biggest team in the league. The ng- ures are as follows; 4.
 Shannon, catcher-Height b. II S-4' weight. 165; age. 30.
 Messitt. catcher--Height. 5, l-2' weight. 1855. age. 30.
 Fuller. catcher-Height. 6; weight M MerTyman, pitcher-Height. 5 II; weight. ITS; age. 2s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
BOSTON AMERICANS
 BEAT LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock. Ark. March 2i.-(Spe. ciaI)-IAttle Rock hung closely to the Boston Americans today until the
 E. Quinn. a Georgian prodigy; was was put in in the seventh. In the eignth' he walked two men and fell over nm . self handling bunts Three runs re- suited quickly and Little Rock was uh hT able to overcome the lead score
 Joe Connolly famed three in three innings and pitched nicely; Buck ,ls LnIsI scoTed one run and made two hits. Polly Stark caused the other run with a long fly. stole the only base st9ien (, during the game and catching Tor Lt- tIe Rock. prevented Boston players from stealing. Score; posto, 100 100 Os0--5 ? TiitIe Rock O0l 100 00O-2 4
 Batteries-Young. Morgan and T6nGGIi;, Crig- ouInn and Wood and B. Stark. Um- pires, Humphrey and O'Bricn.