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The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
WHITE sox WIN.
Athletic Beaten in Extra Inning-2
 to Struggle.

Chicago, July 26,-Chlcaeo defeated Philadelphia here today, to l, in a hard-fought ten-innng game. A single, sacrifice and Parents error gave the visitors their only run, while Chicago won out in their half of the tenth. Sul- livan was safe on flelder's choice and went to second on Tannehlll's sacrifice. Atz batting for Walsh, was alo safe on felders choice, and both scored on Hahn's long drive over second base. The game was marked by sensational fielding Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27

Jerry Cornell, for the first time in two years, failed to get more than one hit off Bronkie.
 Another misfortune similar to pre- vious one overlook Simmons yesterday as the car came to the city down Church street, Simmons cap (not Pana- mn) decamped from his noddle., May be he didn't chase 1t and maybe his head is becoming inflated and unable to retain covering.
 Murray formed battery with Dol. an while at college. Dolan Is now playing with Holyoke.
 While at High school Murray recelv- ed prize for oratory. Ike could be heard encouraging Joe Stoup yesterday, and the Waterbury fans have named him the "Rah! Rah" Boy
 The best part of Murray Is that he puts every ounce of fight into the game, and earnestly endeavors to make good
 The game played at Readville yester- day substituted the postponed game of Saturday.
 Delroltt MlCn.i July zo,-l He l'etlolt American league baseball club has se- cured Pitcher George Winter from the Boston Americans. He has been order ed to report here Monday.
 Detroit has struck the pace that won the American league pennant Tor the Tigers last year, and 1t begins to look like Jennings men for two straight. Cobb, the famous, Is getting in his good work, as usual, bringing four runs and scoring the other himself Saturday.
 Hans Wagner found Mathewson' $ curves the easiest kind of meat Satur day The great Pittsburger made five safe hits in as many times up, two be- ing doubles. Matty left the box in the seventh after five consecutive hits had been made off him. Plttsburg's vic tory gave them as good lead as be- fore the series with the Giants began.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
LONG DISTANCE RACE.
Annual Race of 100 Miles by Local
 Yachts 10 Start August s.

The following circular was sent to yacht owners of the New Haven Yacht club during the past week
 The annual long distance race of the New Haven Yacht club will start on Saturday, August s. at II a, m from line between the red buoy off Morris Cove and stakeboat to and around stakeboat south of the breakwater at Larchmont; finish at starting point.
 Prizes will be offered for classes N and Q.
 Unless five or more boats enter In class Q the race will be declared off. In class N two or more boats must enter to fill.
 Entries close August 1st and must be addressed to G. Edw. osborn, box 365, New Haven, Conn.
 c. EDWARD OSBORN,
 CLARENCE E. SKINNER,
 H. B. EkMARK.
 w. c. POINTING.
 b. B. SPALDING,
 Press Committee. Class c Is composed of the twenty one foot Seawanhaka knockabouts, while class N is composed of boats whose water line is between twenty seven and thlrty-two feet.
 The course to Larchmont and re- turn Is approximately 100 miles. To follow the racers the committee is trying to secure the government gun boat Machias.
 The race last year was won by Cap tain Durham's Bretona in very spir- ited finish, after following in the wake of the other boats for nearly the whole distance.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
Connecticut League.

New Haven 1, Waterbury O.
 Meriden- Hartford, New Britain Holyoke, and Springileld-Bridgeport games cancelled.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
American Leagnc.

American League. st. Louis 5, Washington ?. Detroit 5, New York 3. Chicago 12, Philadelphia ?. Boston 3, Cleveland 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
Seymour.

Seymour .....0 0 0 0 0 0 o D.
 Summarya Sacrifice hits, Doherty. Byrnes, Dady; stolen bases, Newman, McEnroe. Davidson. Fowler, Weislag. ell; two base hits, Doherty, McEnroe. Miller, Byrnes. Remain, Weislagel; Innings pitched, McEnroe 9, O'Don- nell 8; hits off McEnroe 4, of O'Don- nell &; struck out by McEnroe 5, by O'Donnell &; bases on balls by McEn- roe 6, by ODonnell Q; balk, O'ponnell 1; hit by pitched ball. Shuster; passed balls, Fowler 1, Maloney 2; left on bases, Lighthouse 12. Seymour 12. Time of game. 1850. Umpire, Frank Malone. Attendance, 5000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27

Soxy Lyons umpired his initial game at Readville yesterday and made de- cided hit. Lyons is the famous polo player and has been officiating in the land of Indians.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
EXHIBITION.

At Rocky Point, l.. I,--Boston (Na- 5. Providence A. 10 innings.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27

Some enthusiastic fans accumulated sufficient spondulicks and accompanied the locals to the Brass City yesterday, and made not little noise.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27

The fans in their endeavor to discov- CT where Soxy got his mournful vo- cal instrument finally found 1t. Um- brellas to mend!
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburg at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at Brooklyn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
BROWNS KEEP TT UP.
Outbatted They Beat sena-
 tors S to s.

St Louis, July 26.-By punching hits in the first and second innings to-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
New England League.

kton-Haverhill game post poned; rain.
 Fall River-L Lawrence game post poned; rain.
 New Bedford Lowell game post poned; rain.
 Worcester-Lynn game postponed; rain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
 FIN FOR NEW HAVEN lnday 4 to 2 Victory Over
 Waterbury Gives Locals
 Q Boost. 'T0UP PITCHES WELL (ist Innclding Feature of Rockville Contcst---Murray Again Catches.
oNNEcTIcur LEAGUE STANDING
GAMES TO-DAY.

Holyoke at Springfield. Bridgeport at Hartford. New Britain at New Haven. Waterbury at Meriden.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27

Left on bases, Chicago, 6, Philadel- phia Il; two-base hits, E. Collins; sac rifce hits. Davis, Isbell Nichols E. ols; double plays, Hartsel and Smith, Nichols and Smith struck out by Walsh 5, by Dygert 1; base on balls, off Dygert 3, off Walsh 4; time, 2:O9; um- pires, Hurst and O'Loughlin,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27

Waterbury used their best twirler yesterday, and then they were unable to win out.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
Diamond Clippings.

New Britain at Savin Rock to-day Remember six out of seven games in one week Is going some, and calls for a large attendance.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27

Larry Hannlfan sat on the bench at Readville yesterday, but will probably be used to-day. If Larry don't start 1t Carick will.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27

There remain only three more races to be sailed in this contest for the cup which was offered by the club, and of which any one of the Ave boat own CTS may become the possessor. The standing of the contestants is as fol- lows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
Chicago.
Philadelphia.

IUIdIS '' ...'''.''0a oU xBatted for Parent in tenth. xxBatted for Walsh in tenth.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27

Jerry Cornell, for the first time in two years, failed to get more than one hit off Bronkie.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-10
FFIL Ov s STONF AID
DID SHOKTiF AFTER

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twelve aonrs. SIC seemed .o lafe fe-
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the family we're aroused d. BIS groana
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bedside.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-10
BUILD 20 AFgOPLtNES
WILBTR WRIGHT MODEL

PARIS --surc Nilbur Wright
the American aeronout. gave his sane.
l0n o. Ialare Weller so have n
French factory turn out fifty aero
planes modelled after the Wright ma.
chime This is convincing proof 81
fhc Hnuilcif confidence which the
French atlaf0rs have ln the cOnstruc.
ton 81 the Americans aerial car SIR.
Wright ia taking a deep interest in
the manufacture Of these machines.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-10
LESSON FOR OCTOBER II. 1893
God'> Promise 10 David
hToN. Ia: f--t.
sunday. I lth. I. Kings ;: &c.

can W say. with Solomon. En- the
words OF This golden text There
hath NOT failed one word OF All Ills
cood promise?
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-10
& Suggestive Daily Study ~
SUNDAY,SCHOOL LESSON
49,. Arranged by N. Courtce Scott ~
Arranged by N. Courtice Scott
Wednesday. l4th. II. sam. 10: LA.

Does the fear lest our good inten-
uons should he misooustrued Justify
inactiOn7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
VOLUNTEERS STOP CLIMBERS Bliss Hammered in the
 Pinches. SUPPORT NONE TOO KEEN Break in Luck, Too, Was Against
 Climbers. Greminger Figures His Men Were a Bit Ragged Yesterday But Promises Thick Reversal of Form
 Today.
BY GRANTLAND RICE 1.

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. 10.-(special.) ) The Volunteers stopped the Climbers this afternoon with Johnny Duggan acting against Bliss. The final count
 The Montgomery delegation drew an off-day all round while the league leaders remained at the top of their game. For two innings Duggan was ineffective and unsteady. but he soon settled down while Bliss was ham, mered in the pinches and his support was none too keen. The break in luck, this contributed muchly to Nashville's success. For example in the second Inning with the bases full, Reagan slammed out line drive to left which Bay grabbed off his shoestrlngs after a hard run. while Nashville. counted two men later on bad bounds over Greminger.
 Montgomery drew first gore. Per sons walked, sacrifice carried him to second and Greminger's stinging clout did the rest. In. the second roundj Dug gan walked two men while an lnfeld nit hlled the bases. but Bays lucky stab broke up the rally when the drive two feet either way would have clean ed; up the bases.
 Butler opened the third with a hit and and. seabaugh sacrificed, Duggan firing too late to Perry at third to stop Butler. All hands were safe.e Bay then sprung the squeeze and when VI Cniln6oE 1dbncu III dLLer the punt, It rippled over his head, Butler scoring. Hardy's tap took a wicked bound and lifted over the Mogul's head for anoth- CT bingle. Duggan counting.
 Daubert opened the fourth with a long drive to the top Of the right field dump. Reagan chased up the bank af- ter the swat. lost his footing and rolled down with the ball. Greminger had to come out from first to check the Vol unteer at third. Seabaugh's single scored Daubert and Bays tap counted SeabauRh.
 Hardy's single and Daubert's double pushed the fifth run around in the fifth. Daubert drew pass in the eighth. Butler sacrificed and Seabaugh slammed one safe again, scoring the final run.
 A double-header is billed today with Guese and McCafferty acting against Kellum and Perdue.
 President R. J. Chambers was among those present. stating that he was authprized to announce that Chat tanooga had $12,500 to purchase Little Rocks franchise.
 Greminger figures his people were a Dit ragged Monday but promises a thick reversal of form the rest of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
A NATIONAL BIRD.
Montana Notes of The Provvess of The
 Golden Eawie.

Montana Notes of The Provvess of The
 Golden Eagle.
 In recent numbers of The Aux Mir. E. 5. Cameron, of Montana, has published a number of extremely interesting observations on the golden eagle, which Is not uncommon in Montana, and which regularly nests in two or three places near Mir. NCameron's ranch, and so has given him rare opportunities Tor observation, says Forest and Stream. Like most other wild creat- ures these eagles, having learned that Mir. Cameron has no hostile designs on them. permit his close approach and commonly do not greatly regard him while he is watching them, photograph ing them and in other ways collect Ing information as to their habits. Some observations which he has made about the food of the birds are very interesting.
 Some time ago MT. H. c. oberholser in paper published by the Depart ment of Agriculture made an estimate or the probable number of sharptail grouse destroyed by golden eagles In Aontana- He assumed that a pair of eagles was found to every hundred square miles in Montana, which would give 1,450 pairs to the State; that each one of these pairs would kill one grouse per day for the three months during which the young eagles remain ad in the nest. giving a total of I30.- 800 grouse; and since the grouse them selves have young at this season of the year he assumes that the death of each adult grouse would mean also the death of two young. giving a total of Ss1,5O0 sharptail grouse killed in Mon- tana by golden eagles alone.
 Like many sets of estimates Mir oberholser's results are not infallfble In the first place, during the time specified certain number of old, sick or slow flying grouse would die any how, and their destruction Is probably good thing. as upholding the vigor of the race; then there are many locali- ties where eagles do not feed on grouse at all. but confine themselves very largely to prairie dogs and rabbits Nests. which Mir. Cameron used to visit at frequent intervals. always contain ed one. and sometimes two, prairie dogs and never grouse. Other nests always contained grouse This was be- fore the young were matched. Tn Scot land the mountain hare is a favorite prey, but grouse are sometimes taken When they can get 1t the eagles live largely on the flesh and offal of dead animals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
Jolly Girl often Open to Criticism

The girl who is naturally jolly some times provokes criticism by loud talk ing and attracting attention. She Is such a spontaneous individual bub- bling over with inconsistencies, that it does not occur to her she Is talking loud. or Is conspicuous. She simply doesn't think but 1t Is necessary that she should.
 In point of fact small sized safety valve for repression must be used by the thoroughly jolly girl. and, like the man in Dr. Holiness poem she must never dare to be as funny as she can
 The rock on which & bright girl fre- auently wrecks her popularity is that of being too clever. Her bright re- marks are taken as sarcasm, or her comments are too shrewd for the com fort of others If once she permits herself to see the things in people thai may be criticised, or to dwell upoa their faults, she is indeed, lost. for the very truth of her comments is a boom erang that hurts herself most
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
SPORTS FOR FLEET.
Chinese Reception Committee in
 ranging Eventn.

Chinese Reception Committee is Ar
 ranging Events.
 Annoy, China, August 10-Dr. George Mark, one of the Commissioners of the Chinese reception committee, appoint ed to welcome the American battleship fleet has cabled to Auckland request ing that the preliminary football and baseball games be played before the fleet reaches Annoy, and that the semi. final and final games be played here.
 Two trophies valued at $2,OOO each will be presented to the winning foot ball and base ball teams. MT. Arnold. the newly appointed American consul here is arranging the schedules for the shooting events to take place while the American fleet is here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
MAKES TRIPLE PLAY
TRAVELLERS MAKE BRILLIANT PLAY
 HUT LOSE.
MT. Speaker Helps in a Double And Does Sensational stunt in Gem ter-New Orleans Takes
 Game.

New Orleans. La, August 1o-New Orleans :cok the second game of the Little Rock series by a score of 2 to l. A triple play, the first that ever took the third inning. With the bases full with New Orleans base runners. Rohc hit to Eastman, forcing Fritz, Rohe be- ing put out at first. Manning, who tried to score. was caught at the plate on Connor's return. Speakers one handed catch of Rohe's long fly in the first, prevented the locals from SCOT ing In that inning, as Lord was doubled at first Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
LAPS APPEAL CASE.
Six Condemned to Die For Attacking
 Russian Guards.


 St. Petersburg, Aug. 10.-six Japan ese who were condemned to die at Nikolayvsk for attacking the prison guards have appealed their case to the supreme military tribunal at St. Petersburg. The appeal is now being considered.
 The condemned men were sailors on the Japanese schooner Miye Marn. which was recently captured by the Russians while seal pouching in the Commander Islands in the Boring Sea. While the troops were conveying the nrisoners through the streets of Nikol- ayvsk, the Japanese sailors objected to walking In the middle of the road, which Is in accordance with the Rus sian regulations, attacked the soldiers with stones and wounded several of them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
TO PLAY POsTPONED GAME.
New Orleans ana Memphis to Get To-
 Eether Wednesday.
Aaavonhis Tenn. Aug. I0.-(Specf,

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. IO.-(S SpecIaL ) By agreement today between the New orleans and Memphis manage nents the postponed game in New Or leans of June 80 will be played Wed nesday in New Orleans Mobile will niav the regular schedule here con fiuding Tuesday. Announcement made tonight was to the effect that the prop osition to postpone Tuesdays game for Sunday September 13. had met with disfavor from other clubs whose con- sent was needed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
A FEW FOUL TIPS
Dropped the first.


 Standing of Little Rock Atlanta and Montgomery is relatively the same as 1t was Sunday morning.
 Atlanta dropped another. Robertaillo beating Russell Ford.
 Pelicans beat Little Rock, Fritz beating Eastman.
 Nashville downed the Climbers, John. ny Dugan beating Elmer Bliss
 Three more games in Nashville with Guese. Thomas. McCafferty and Juul to work.
 Climbers open at home Thursday for nine scheduled games with the three Eastern teams, couple of doubledeck- CTS with Atlanta making thirteen.
 Christy Mathewson held the Cubs to two hits and beat them again.
 That Philadelphia National team is running away. beating Pittsburg yes terday the Giants being dangerously close to the Pirates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
BROUGHT BRIDE TN ARMs
She Was LegIess and Bridegroom Car
 ried Her When He Got License.

ried Her When He Got License. Cincinnati. O.. Dispatch.
 pathetic sight was witnessed in the County Clerks office in Newport. Ky. today, when a young man carried in his arms a legless young woman to the license counter and applied for a marriage license. They gave their names as John B. Bapp of Seattle and Pearl Ruppell of Portland. Ind.
 They went from Cincinnati in a eab to the city across the Ohio river. and when the man stepped from the cab with the young woman in his arms he attracted a crowd. In the clerks office he placed her on the counter while the document was being prepared. The young woman's legs were amputated as the result of a railway accident. Af- ter securing the license the couple went to a parsonage and were married
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
New York Wins.

New York, Aug. 10.-Although Over all held New York to two hits today, Chicago lost the game, to ?. A base on balls, Bresnahan's double, a field CTS choice and a misplay by Evers gave the locals all their runs in the first inning. The teams will play a double header tomorrow. R. H E. Chicago. .. .. 1000 900 011-2 1 New York . . 300 % 00"-3 2 o
 Batteries-Overam and King; Ma thewson and Bresnahan. Time. 1925. Umpires Rigler and O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
BABE GETS NEW MEN
OutleIder and shOrfstOp Are Signed to
 Report nt Once

Memphis Tenn. Aug. l0.-(Special.) ) In an effort to strengthen for the final few weeks of the Southern pen nant race. Manager Babb announces the signing of manager and Outfielder Car ter of the Winston Salem Carolina club and Shortstop Lindsay of the same team. Carter played with the locals last season. Both men report in New Orleans Saturday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11

ate with us. Now that they are willing to fashion weapons against disease and sunering with their own hands. how ever, the light will be an easier one to win, for nine-tenths of the sickness among babies In the tenement districts of this city has been caused by lack or sanitary appliances and household necessities such as the ice box and the bath"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
SOUTHATLANTTCLEACUE
Columbia shut Out.

Macon. Aug. 10.-The only run of to- days game was scored by the home team in the eleventh inning, with none out. The visitors did not get a runner 10 second base. Weems pitched a great game. In the eleventh inning, after two were out, he threw his arm out of joint and also snapped a tendon. Stow CTS then went in the box and struck Macon. 900 900 900 Ol-1 Columbia ....o00 900 O0e O0--O I
 Batteries--Weems, Stewers and Rob- inson; Salve and Cote.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
TnIIndern Defenta Anninfnn

Talladega. Aug. 10.-(Special )-Tal ladega defeated Anniston in ten Inning game. Score. 2 to 1. Batteries-Tal ladega. Kliern and Doollttle; Anniston Reynolds and McLemore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WnMhfmwton Wina,

Detroit, Aug. 10-Mullen went wild in the eighth and with the bases filled on three hits, passed two men forcing in enough to tie. Streets inheld out sent in the winning run. Score:
 Detroit 900 002 000-2 0 Washington ... 900 900 030-3 6 0
 Batteries-MulIen and Schmit: John son. Smith and Kahoe and Street. Time S.45. Umpire, O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
Lnrre cnrrn of snE.

Seattle. Wash. August 10-The steamship Minnesota arrived in port last night and will dock today She brought one of the largest cargoes of silk ever landed in America. It con- sists of 1900 bales of the Japanese product and Is valued at sl,OOO,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
/ AuRuata Wins,

Augusta, Aug e10.-Good fielding and batting characterized the game today in which. after eleven innings, Angus ta took the game from Charleston by a Augusta :. -. O0O 0o2 GOO O1-3 8 Charleston I0i 900 900 00-2 3
 Batteries-Reagan and Carson; Dur rett and Relsinger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
SEA GULLs LOST
sCHwENck KEPT HITS VERY WELL
 SCATTERED.
Dopahue Four Times at Hat Made Four Hits and Scored Two Runs Daley flakes
 Home Run.

Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 10.-Schwenck was more successful than Hixon. today in keeping hits scattered and Memphis won. Donahue's batting was a fea- ture. At bat four times he secured four hits and scored two runs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn Wins,

Brooklyn, Aug. 1O.-Cincinnati was beaten by Brooklyn today by 6 to {. The visitors got all their runs in the sixth. R.HE Cincinnati. .. =. 900 040 00O--4 9 o Brooklyn. .. 200 O1S 000--6 8 0
 Batteries-Coakley, volz and Mclean; Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
LOST AGAIN
sSTHEM DUBsD WIN ANOTHER FROM
 CRACKERS.
RObertaiIIe Was Hit Freely But Kept BingIes We'll scattered--Baron
 MOIeswOrth'a Crowd Win
 Game In Single Inning.

Birmingham. Aug. I0.-Ford had one very bad inning. Atlanta's first two runs were due to errors and wild pitch by RobertailIe followed by Dyer's double. While Robertaille was hit
 freely he kept the bingles well scat tered and was magnificent in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-11
IneknnnvilIe Wina

Savannah. Aug. 10-Jacksonville took the opening game from Savannah by the score of to 1. Hoff pitched good ball against the visitors but the game was lost in the ninth Inning when Mo- ran threw to second to catch Bierkotte stealing. allowing Chandler to score savannah ava r :. :. .oOO 100 ooo-i 5 Jacksonville 100 900 0O1-2 5 0
 Batteries-Hoff and Moran; Goettell and Roth.