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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
Re.uItn at Louisville.

Results At AOuA1NhACs
 Iouisville Ky. Oct. 3.-A splendld crowd attended the racs at Douglas Park to-day. The betting was ny lonS odds the poorest of the meeting ana ana to-day was warm ana prlsnt, .,,ra rsre im almost track record time. In the Hrst event Al Muller clipped one ana a fifth seconds of .aso the trscK s reeora for Fjpst hye raee. seS i"2 furlongs: Al Muller
 1O5 1McGce) straight 19.46, place lV'oV' show S3O won; Please; l01 (Dovricn9 sSO show 7.6O. second; Honest r,noa I0a tio5 99'is S.5 Ben Ben stron. Lady Anne. Ben
 ac9 second race mile and seventy goy yardss ydT.s selling. Hannibal BeV; io3 1 7o won. won s Bunvegan. sS (Devre) place s;3o; ;Hs show. 735 second; Mela5nge' M.t3ls5g' Ti@s, 1Oe i::43 2-5, 0ueeps oCSSIasi 1aSghtisr' cvwnet' Wiee MI Third race ace six furlongs; Jsff :al Bernstein lo5 GBTtler1 noS straigiai iriane H.' Pi5'e Pos cPoIsrsj ssls shpn piscs so55; show so5, show. 745. third Time HE 4-S. Ger rImander. Sainsaw. Hroaoslde rds. PjpSoIs FSoT9"' 144 m'is stButter) 14.5O straight $50 place. 6. 50 show won; Lawrence P Daley 1l4 tMcGass1 assr ,os 1s;SS iSPoRers) aaSS) 79o .9o SsR5E sRow. third. Time i:44 4-S' Tereah and Cymbal na.. ran. A,chemlst ,oE FIFE LPowsrsi rsri i5'2O straight, 8 s5 place sVi SiO show, won; Alice Baird, M lol lWalqR .f S1o P1ac'l lof SP SPefsa.i saS.i ss s
 eno sbow fhird' Time 1:14 l-5.' Fennes seoWB see Boy |'' Pinton. DeBrief. BoadIiceia ISei. S;Ijdi6g Belle, Cordova, ocala, Neole ah9 Ftsn rsSe mile and a sixteenth
 ca2ew w" ioS @ .(Butter) 46.O0 straight M SS as nIaee' $40 show. won: Lady Es i6er. fiO4 Clc5eel s,55 gieasee;; g,es ;;DeSer S r l 11cbN"'7 50 show third. Time l;4s l1s Camille. Hughes. and Annette Lau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
RACE FOR PENNANT
PITTsBURG TAKES STRONGER POSI-
 TI0N UPON FIRST PLACE.
New York Drops To Third Place In National League And Chicago Goes Up-Detroit Cinehes
 Lead in American.

New York, Oct. 3.-Pittsburg's vic tory over St. Louis today and New York's defeat by. Philadelphia places the PittsburE club In a strong position for the National League pennant but the winner may yet depend upon the decision of the Board of Directors as to the winner of the New York-Chieago -,me. whtch was declared tie by the umpires and by President Pulliam. As a result of teday's games the per centages stand:
 Pittsburg.. .eaaaa
 Chicago ...s.'...s.,.' .OSS
 In inc American League Detroit. sd- yanced to b93: Cleveland dropped to .5s3, and Chicago moved up to .5I7.
 Pittsburg Ball Mad.
 Pittsburg. Pa. Oct. 3.--This city can be truthfully said to be baseball mad
 Most everywhere one goes. baseball is the principal tonic and during the Afternoon. thousands of persons con rreRated about the bulletin board. Tn a number of places traffic was re- tarded by the dense crowds.
 The defeat of New York by Phiia . delphia and St. Louis by PittsDurs to. day. caused greater interest. 1T tnat is possible, in the National League race here and practically all Pittshurg IS on inc anxious seat, where they wiili,l wiil re maIn until after the game at Chleaao tomorrow between Chicago and Pltts- burg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

New York. oct.3.-The Herald today says that Charles W. Murphy the owner of the Chicago National League baseball team had offered $5O,ooo for "chrfsty. Mathewson. the crack pitcher of inc New Yorks and that John T. Brush and John McGraw had spurnaed the offer, became known last nignt:
 When. through sn interm;soiaryn ar ns n ssny set set % price of s5O,O 900 on Mathewson,. the New York management sent DECK word that even this unprecedented price wac moi half enough to obtain the transfer of Mathewson. To make sure that their message waal thoEoughlY understood they added that Matne"sOn Wurphys, offer of S50,060, which was made good faith and with no inten- tionE that it should become public was communicated to Brush ana .9s sd9cSISstW ", through business man In 'nis oi'S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
ResuIts At Aqueduet.


 Aqueduct, N. r., Oct. 3.--The Queens County Jockey Club meeting came to a close today with 2 good card and fair attendance. Fashion Plate, a two year old conseding big weight to old CT hores, won the Edgemere handicap, one an one. eighth miles in 2 drive by one length. He. went into the lead Gill was second, head before Royal
 First race, selling seven furlongs : Czarina, 114, (Lee), won: Black Mary. 705,, (McCarthyl, second; Biskara. at, lCroleyl. third. Time l.27. Esotr1" Dixie. Hym and Adiroudial ran,
 Second race. steeple chase hand r1. fS5. (Ffehderson), second; Del Santa, 1Sb.ef fAIlen), third. Time 5:12 S-5. Paprika ran. Pirate fell
 Third race, selling seven fuflongs-- Bonnie Kelso. 99. (Upton) won; Rose Fenton. 1l0, Ieel, second; Summer Night, -104. (Mccarthyl: third. Tim
 Fourth race. the Edgemere handi- ion Plate 100. (Upton), won; Frank 1 Gill, 125, (Notter), ssconG;. Roya l | Tourist 113. (Gilbert). third. Time FI:53 2-5. Brother Jonathan ran.
 Fifth race. selling mile-Idao D.. ss' Carthyl. second; Cairngorai, s7. SUral ], third. Time 1;40 Malaga and Shadow
 sixth race, = six farIonEs-HiIltop, i -TU2. TMcCarthy), wont Sententieus $, f f62. 1Upton). second; GuRshot l02. tfMh cahet), third. Time 1:14 25. Gus Helm. Kin and Mariana ran,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Once more the spots change in the
 National League and for the first time
 in a long while McGraw and his BroSo. a,o =
 way troupe nestle in third place Lne
 Pirates only nosed the dubs out put that was enough to keep their heaos a6ove water. The Cubs are coming Tast and Saturday tore the Reds into small fragments and fought their way into second place, only two points pe- hi1S rb,caeo and Pittsburg have only one more day and a double header IS due today. If the double pill IS piayeSS and the Pirates land 1t. Clark ,to s RuHSe tSs chances Mun n of the Giants taking all of the Roston games next week If McGra,w, s,,, gets two of those Boston games ne Wol, yan po old score (something in the tt5i gold brick line). to roll up ana they
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
AUBURN WINS GAME
DEFEATS HOWARD COLLEGE ON ssrH THE GRIDIRON
The Howard Boys Looked a Little Heavier Than Polytechnic sauao But Neither Team Showed
 Much Practice.

Birmingham, Oct. s.--(SpeciaL)--Au burn defeated Howard College on. the Gridiron here this afternoon by the score of eighteen to nothing, before a fairly good crowd at West End Park.
 It was the first football game Of the season and considerable interest had been worked up. The local squad look ed little heavier than the Poiytech- nical boys but neither team showed much practice and the contest was slIn- ply olie of ability, Auburn being vic- tors. sr%
 The Auburn scores were all made in the first half of the Iame. which last ed twenty minutes. The second half continuing fifteen minutes, proved of much better sport and the audience gave vent to applause of appreciation The bunting of Bennie. Towards left tackle. was very good, his every move attractinFt Attention after the game had been on but a little wh: le. Frank Jones refereed the game and Will street. was umpire. Their worK was satisfactory.
 The line up of the teams follows
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
As End of Season Approaches
 Big Leagues Nearer Decision

will make the try of their lives to give the denizens of the Great Wnire way
 if the Cubs can land the double head. CT today Chance will be pretty sure of the pennant but if the two top .nS m have easy sailing for the. balance oI
 Tn the American League the Tigers have pretty near ctnched their leed hui if inc White Sox can beat fheg
 two out of the three games beginning today it will give Cosmiskey's. people the bunting. Lajoie's team has nesn maina to be seen how they will so n the three games in St.. Louis this week. The Browns play pretty fast pail At home. and if they can take two or even one from Cleveland and the Wnite Sox take two from Detroit 1t gives Chicago the American League pennant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
New Workers Spurn Offer of
 $50, 900 For Mathewson

who is interested in tharoughbred and other horses and who has the conf1- dence of both the New York and the Chicago National League baseball magnates. ... Murphy and. Chance. explained that the Chicag 20 theam, which has been 2 unlt for so long, must eventually disinteg- son to the Chicago roster would be Of the hiRhests Importance to them. Asse 4
 Brush ana McGraw told the go- between that It would bs useless to Mathewson even at a price i've timea greater than they once patd Tor SlV'- ooY Tbe tsntative ofser of $50. 900 was so basifv frost bitten by the New York manaeement that the intermediary re. ported back to Murphy and CnanSs ths that tchieaso sheae wtS fo 9St 9S e eMatSewsOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
Grnna Circuit Results.


 Columbus, O., Oct. s.-Grand Circuit racing. for the year wound up on tne Columbus tract this afternoon. when %tla0f won ths s:ii' If pace in straight heats 7sfa TitIe tpVia or Miss Syracuse, the original ch oices were inside the money.
 Ruth Dillon. last week wtnrpr of the Hoster-C Columbus $10,00O stake. made a start in the 2;i6 class trot today and was never in evidence. She was the fayortte with Lady Jones. the winner. A good second choice. Ruth made : break just after the start of the first heat and had no speed when she did trot in the M;,,ig last tT0 i0rs meats: tha a.os pace. was forced to step in 9:Os l-4 to keep out of the road of Dan s; ;,l in the first heat of their race. The WN- the fRe entire field. Fines of s25O and $i0O were placed upon Drivers Mccoy and Keating for -unsatisfactory, driv- Ing tSfa g Sest of s 3 sad 4ot s5NsE Th heat was the last one Friday. Today Mokohaley won two heats and the race after his driver had been warned
 2;24 class. troating; three In i've; purse, $L200; three heats. Friday:
 Mokohaley. bg, by Moko;. Royai s@iefPs4 Penn. by. by william Bob l Rlley, "6s Ss,' by iD,ecoFum.. |. !,
 sRs5ienors stFaIfsT' and Northern Man started Time. 2;ls S-4; 2:f4 1-4; 2;i7 l-Ai 2:I3 I-4: 2:16 1-4. .-
 2:O5 class, pacing; three heats AIieen Wilson. blk. m.. by Ar. Jennie W. bm.. (Sunderlinel :.a 3 Reproachless. blk. m. (Shank1 g 2
 Dan S., Lady Maud. Hsichamn ne Auto started. Time, 2:oS l-S; 2;oS S-4 2:03 3-4. | purse, S1,200; s 2st
 l MccSiuTer (Murphy) .......:l | Maxine. ch rh.. lRyanl .......2 l Carroll' bg.. fMcDevittl ..,....3
 The Zoo, DtFectum Penn, Ruth Dil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
NATIoNAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
National r.easue--

National I4eague--
 At Phlladeiphia-Philadelphia B; New York 2.
 At Cincinnati--cincinnat 2; Chicago IS.
 At si. Louis-st. Louis 9. Pitts Al Brooklyn:-Brookiyn 2. Bos- ton 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Ion. and Glacier B. started. Time. 2:0S s-4; 2:0S IA: 2:os Is. Milton S. Jr., ch. g., by Milton
 &, (Coxl ......: :.........1 Governor Searles. b. h. (Aller-
 man) ..........2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
GEORGIA TECH WINS.
Defeats the Gordon institute Thirty
 Two to Nothing.

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 3-The Georgia School of Technology opened its foot ball season here today by defeating the Gordon Institute of Barnesville, Ga, by a score of 32 to 0. The teams were about evenly matched in weight. but the Tech backs tore -.g holes in the Gordon line for large gains. The sde- layed pass as Techs main attacks and chief ground gainer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
ATTENTION ATTENTION CAMP LoaTAx.

Members of Camp Lomax are notified to assemble at the Court House. Sunday, 10:3O A M, to attend service at the Central Pres bytertan Church. Dr. N. l.. Wood VIII P1ease wear the Camp badge
 B. M. WAsHBURN. Sec.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HANNON--Friends and acquaintances of M. N. Smith and ". W. Hannon are re- spectfulIy invited to attend the funeral of the wife of W. W. Hannon from the residence of N. M. Smith in AutauSavile. Alabama, Sunday. October Ath at pm. Burial will take place at o'clock at the family burial ground near the home of J. B. Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
MASONIC NOTICE.

5. 5 x: : \: :::::: :::: ,: AN munication of Montgomery EA Lodge, No. IL. A. F. .& A. M., AW NA on Monday evening, October the
 @ 5th. 1908.
 #nN Members of Andrew Jackson & Lodge and visiting brothers .. fraternally invited.
 By order of the worshipful Master.
 CHARLES W. HADEN, Sec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
AMERICAN LEAGl
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Wins.

Cincinnati. Oct. 3.--The Chica EOS made the local pitchers look foolish in the first three innings of today's game, three passed balls by Mclean in the first inning adding to the gen. eral farcicalness of the contest o'Toole. who, pitched for the locals af- ter the third. inning, did we'll. No runs were scored off Reuhlbach in the first inning, when Fraser succeeded him. Score: R.H. E. Cincinnati =. 1000 OO1 0O1-2 s 3 Chicago ... .644 10I 0O0-16 IS 1
 Batteries-Dubre. Campbell. O'Toole and Schlei: Reulbach, Fraser and King and Moran. Time, 1855. Um- pires, Owens and Sigler.
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Partnership Notice.

Montgomery, Ala. Sept. 2i. 1908 Wa beg to announce that from October first Daniel W. Troy. formerly of the Moutgomery bar and a partner of the late firm of watts 6 Troy. but now and for some years past Q member of the firm Of Eteuart & Steuart, of New York City, and the undersigned, the present members of the firm of Watts & Letcher. will be asso- ciated In the practice of the law under the name of Troy, Watts & Letcher, with oftlces lu fine Yandiver Building. Montgomery Ala
 EDWARD S. WATTS
 J. TALBERT LETCHER t..-vad.fri.aun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Macin-Mercer ss; Locust Grove Al sheville-Asheville School 6s; County High School Of Tennessee :t Q; Carolina 0; Ridgewood Athletic Club O. At Atlanta-Georgia School ot Tech nology 32; Gordon Q.
 At mingham-Auburn IS; Howard At At fthsea-cornell Il; samiltOn Col
 Al St. Louis-St. Louis University IT; Rolla School of Mines Q.
 At New Haven, Conn.-Yale D; Syra-
 At Hanover. N. H.-Dartmouth g Massachusetts Agricultural College Q At New. Haven. final score; Yale Si Al Cambridge. final score: Harvard 1e: University of Wayne o.
 At Ithaca. N. r.. final score: Cornell At Princeton. final score: Princeton IS: Springfield Training School 0.
 Al Knoxville, final score: Tennessee !1i At Fo' t;t ;tolumbus~Wooster g. Ohio N'afe' At BH;ioomington-Indiana, 1s; De- pauw, 0.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
petreit Wins.


 petroit Mich. oct. 3-Detroit mixed hits with errors in the first and seV- enth innings. and scored three runs l1 each Donovan was in line form anu pitched himself o~t of three pad a,ss noies, Shutting out St. Louis when runs seem ed inevitable. The game was the taS.o est playing contest of the year on ihe local field. I'll ur
 Score: .o. IT. St. Louis :. ... O00 900 O00-0
 Batteries Donovan ;.nd sehmiae' .1e Powell. B-l.ey and Spencer. Time, 1:20 Umpires. Sheridan and Egaf.
 Diyeded the Honors.
 phIladelphia, Oct. 3-Philadelpnia broke even with Boston in douple header here toda-. the second game pc. ing played only six innings. whe2 IL pbI1asel5Sjs Tirs. SSme' no 1sO aOi-s 10 5 Boston - 1908 900 o01-7
 Batteries = Kellogg. Flater and Powers; Steele Burchell Young ana sDonohue and Criger. Time 2:lo; IT P%biIsSeiphia % ........ 900 oOo--0 ! 5 Boston ....... 022 001-5 l
 Batteries-Coombs Faylss and Lapp: Wood and Criger. Time l;l5. umpire Evans.
 Chicago Wins.
 Cleveland o. Oct. 3-Chicago de it- ed Cleveland in the last game or the season here today by the score of to 2. Cleveland out-batted Chicago but many of the hits. were tnheld taps whichNfailed to scofe the men on basea.
 With the bases filled in the seventh Walsh relieved Smith and retired the ssored ssoe Tain01i in the second. @ Chicago % got two runs on Davis's single, Sullivan's infield hit two stolen bases and Tanne- hilrs Ringle to right
 LaJoie's single and Bemis's double counted one for Cleveland. Chicago scored another run .n the. sixth on Is. bells single, wild pitch and Par. ent's pop double to right. Cleveland scored in the eighth on stoyalrs oy;,l.s don- lou, throw to the plate. Score: R.H. E. Cleveland .s. ... Qle 900 0lo-72 1 i Chicago .s.... s.. 020 0O1 00O-3 8 Batteries - Liebhardt. Rhoades and | Bemis; Smith, Walsh and Sullivan Time, 2;15. umptrss o'Loughlin and | Connolly.
 New York Wins Two. New oYrk, Oct. S.--The new pitchers of the New York team did well today and the washingtons were beaten tie with either warhop or Wilson | when they needed hits. Scores:
 wsshinsgton ssFif game :. ooo 100 oooIi 5 s; r Neg foTs;. w,tbrTn Uzo Oog oSg1on S ana street; Warhop and Klelnow. Time | 1:20.
 | Secondw game: . R HI. E. Washington .. :. 900 OH ooO-2 New w fork rson TVl and 4Vp Street VII. son and Kleinow. Time 1:40. Umpire | Hurst.
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Anericnn League-

At New York: First game, New York 2; Washington 1.
 Second game, New York 8; Washing ton 2.
 At Rhiladelphia-First game. Phila- delphia T. Boston B.
 Second game. Philadelphia O.: Boston 5. Called fifth. darkness)
 At Cleveland: Cleveland 2; Chi caso 3.
 At Detroit:-Detroit 6; St. Louis 0.
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OTIS A. BURTON. Electrical Contractor.

All work promptly and efficiently exc euted. The Peerless Lock works and Electrical
 Supply Co.,. sI0 Dexter Ave.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

We have moved our office from 34 Com rnerca to the first floor of the Hill Build lne corner Perry and Washington Streets.
 !. A. CHAMBLEss & BRO.
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Rennick Rides in Front Again;
 Sarah Smith Has Easy Time

Time. 2:2o; 2:1s 1-4.
 Running; i've furlongs: all ages: s15O-Arabo. 109, (Dyer). 4 to 1. won; Lady Bateman, 109. (Matthewsl. even. 2 to l, third Squire Kelly. Iris Joli, and Ozma ran.
 Running; cotton handicap: one mile: $200; 3-year-olds and up-Clifton Forge, 11S, (Finley). to 5, won; Lady Oakland, 107 (Dyer). to 1. second; Rebo. 1O7. CLynch), to 1. third. Tomo- chichi, Arabo, Tom Kcarney and We'd ding Ring ran.
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RroolxIyn Wins Last.

Brooklyn, Oct .3.--Brooklyn ended its season at Washington Park today with victory over Boston. Ruck CT pitched one of his best games. Score: Boston ..... 900 900 oOO-O 3 Brooklyn .... 900 100 O1s-2 2 1 Fucker and Dunn. Time, l:1s. UIn. pire, Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
Philadelphia WIns.

Philadelphia WIns.
 Philadelphia, Oct. 3.-New York to ?: Mathewson was hit hard by the home players, especially when they the lead. New York started rally second on his single and Doolin's nun Herzog and reached third himself mour's grounder to Knabe, Mccormick was run out, six of the home players sfnnfg sfrrf os part sndIn in the chase. oevlin Mathewsen vas taken out of the game. tn the eighth inning to permit Barry to bat for him. Covaleski. bar New York at his mercy. The young south paw" has made the remarkable ftn,or record tb1f Of beat 6sasins New York three Se% %ss fork sals week ioe s0O5S; 6eo oo1-s E Batteries-Mathewson. Wiltze and Bresnahan; Covaleski and Dooin. Time, 1880. Empires. Keystone and Klem.
 Pittsburg Wins.
 St. Louis Oct 3.-Pittsburg took Ia firmer grip on first place in the Ma tional League pennant race by defeat of the league season here. The score was to 2. Wagner's batting and felding, and a brilliant catch by Alb baticchio of line drive off Byrne's bat, were prominent factors in the re- 1 suit.
 | For two innings, the game was even | Singles by Abbaticchio, Wilson and Maddox. with a sacrifice by Storke scored only one run for Pittsburg ir | the second. and St. Louis promptly tied the score in the same inning or Konelchy's single and Ludwig's lucky | triple.
 The visitors jumped into the leat again in the next inning, when two runs were scored on hits by Clarke Leach and Wagner. Thereafter, botI pitchers settled to tn cir tasks and only one more tally was counted. Shawl double and Murray's single scorin~ thu former. Sensational feiding by Wag ner kept St. Louis from countin~ 1T the sixth and seventh innings. Score
 R.K. E St. Louis ....O1O 900 0l0-2 5 Pittsburg ....012 900 000-3 8
 Batterfes-Fromme and Ludwig Maddox and Gibson. Time, 1:42. Um pire, O'Day.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE. Pittsburg at Chicago-double header. St. Louis at Cincinnati.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit at Chicago. Cleveland at St. Louis.
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