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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Crackers Lose
LIAR THEN FIGHT
BIRMINGHAM LAWYER AND THE
 CITY PHYSICIAN.
w. P. McCrossin sna pr. R. .. Harlk- ness in . Row Bseause of Law
 to screen Fruits.

Birmingham, July l6.--(6peciall--- A personal difficuity took place in the Mayors once thIs morning, although but one or two licks were passed. Tho participants were W. P. McCrossin. . well known attorney and former re corder In Birmingham. and pr. R. B Hardness, city health officer.
 The lie was given to Judge McCross- in. which was. resented quite forciblys 1t is said. Judge McCrossin fs the att torney for forty-three Creeks who were arrested for violating the ordin- anoe that requires all fruit 10 be plac- ed in giass cases or otherwise screen. ed against the dust of the streets. The attorney got together with the assis- tant city attorney. ]. ouinton Smith and it was agreed that time would De fixed for the trial of the cases. the attorney for the Greeks complaining aa to the law on the subject.
 Yesterday Dr. Harkness telephoned Judge McCrossin that the cases had been set for Saturday to which Judge McCrossin is said to have replied that he had had a conversation with tho assistant city attorney and that they had agreed to the time for the trial Of the cases.
 This morning the assistant city at- torney. Judge McCrossin. Dr. Hardness and others went to the Mayors offico to discuss the matter when Dr. Hark- ness fs said to have stated that he had informed Judge McCrossin that the cases would be tried Saturday. Judge McCrossin is said to have replied that he did not recognise pr. Hardness in the matter. to which the lie was ut- tered and Dr. Hardness made towards Judge McCrossin. The latter is very strong man. He did not get out of his chair but his fist went forward aa he said "stop." The two men wera immediately stopped.
 It was decided that the cases against the several fruit stand proprietors be passed and that a committee consisting of Assistant City Attorney Smith. Dr. R. B. Hardness, city health officer, and W. P. Mecrossin take up the matter of drawing c suitable ordinance to cov- CT the subject.
 MT. McCrossin stated that the pro- prietors of these stands wanted to conform to the law but didn't want to put up with hardships.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

whitey Guese was left at home yes- terday, the Climbers only playing three games at the slagpile, and then conn Ing home for eighteen straights at Capitol Heights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
AssASSIN'S WORK BOILED
 ONLY BY POOR AIM

St. Louis, July 15--Only the poor aim of his assailant prevented the as- sassination early today of Thomas w. Benoist. c wealthy manufacturer and club man who was attacked in his au. tomobile on dark country road be- tween washington University and Clay ton, St. Louis County. No attempt waa made to rob Mir. Benoist and the motive for the assault is Q mystery.
 Mr. Benoist told the police tha6 he was stopped by Q man who told him that Q companion had been hurt and asked that the automobile be used fo take the injured person back to Clay. ton. The machine was started toward the place indicated, but when psrfies ulariy shadowed place was reachsds another man leaped upon the footboard of the automobile and fired three shots at its occupant.
 One of the bullets passed through the crown of Mir. Benoist's hat and an- other clipped the hair from his temple. The pistol was held so close to hts | head that his face was neeked with powder marks e- --H '-. -.s..s1 :. without waiting to see the result oi the shooting. the assailant and his cons fededate ned to the woods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

The last half of thS ninth was ovel In jig time. The first man up wal down on e fly to Daily and .Thomal struck the last two men out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
SHOPPERS WIN EASY
 FROM MT. MEIGS TEAM

shorters, July 15-(Special)- CTS won an easy game from the team representing Mt. Meigs this afternoon by the score of IS to 1. shorters be- gan scoring the first inning. and had no trouble in hitting the Mt. Meigs slab artist. Gross errors on the part of Mt. Meigs allowed many runs, par ticularly was this true in the third round. when the locals made six tai. lies.
 RH. E Mt. Meigs ...o1O 900 ooo-- 1 1l shorters .... ..20e 002 0s0h-18 Batteries-For Mt. Meigs. McNeir and Judkins; for shorters. Pinkston and Rogers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
MIDSUMMER MARATHON
 BY ELECTRIC LIGHT

midsummer Marathon by electric light is scheduled for Atlantic City at inlet Park, July IT. It promises to ex- @ ceed in point of entries and cash fhis country. All the foreign and American stars are entered. They fa- vor the Idea of an outdoor race under electric light. There they will not. be will be favored by a cool ocean breeze. finder such conditions a new worlds record is possible. As this is to be an open event 1t will afford long dist aT,ce runners of this city. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington who have shown promise, their first opportunity to measure speed and endurance with the worlds greatest Marathoners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

Brooklyn hammered twelve hits out of the Pirate twirlers, while Harry Mcintyre had the Pittsburgers goat; suicide now-%yes5 Ais ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
TY COBB IS GOING
 INTO BUSINESS IN MACON

Macon. Ga., July IS.-Ty Cobb, the Georgian who has become famous In the realm of baseball, will engage in business in Macon at the end of the present season.
 He will be State manager for q De- troit automobile manufactory. He ex- poets to establish Q permanent busi- hess and ghis retirement from the dia- mond will probably follow. Ills con tract has already been Signed with the company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
oRTH SELLS OUT HIS
 LYNcHBURG HOLDINGS

Lynchburg. Va, July 1s.--Al orth. for ten years prominent in the major baseball leagues and who became niaver-manager of the local Virginia feaeue team last August. on his re- lease from the New York Americans, resigned today, selling his stock to the aasociation which owns the team. pitcher Dickinson, who coached the Virginia University team this spring, viii succeed Orth. Orth will probab- .ly return to one of the big leagues.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
rnst Track at Corry.

Corry, Pa. July 15.-The track wal fast and the weather perfect for the second days racing of the Lake Erie Trotting Association. The association has decided to hold races Saturday on account of losing "Wednesday when rain interfered.
 Summaries:
 First race. 2:22 pace; purse. 4o0-- Alvardo won second. third, and fourth heats and race. Best time, 2:i7 1-4. Ethel H. second; Hazel A, third; .i:o The Outlaw won in straight heats, Best time, 2:l4. Alton L. second: Ces- tale third.
 Third race 2:12 pace; purse s4o0--. Miss Peeler won second third and fourth heats and race. Best time 2:il. Leland second: J. A. O., third
 Fourth race. 2:21 trot; purse; S40o-:: Clay Thomas, won first. second and third heats and race. Best time, AIS 1-4. Lady Bryan. second; Etta Wotley third.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
TO RESTRAIN NEGROES.
Knights of Pythias Ask Court fes
 Order.

Nashville. Tenn. July 15.-Today the Supreme Lodge of the Knights Of Pythias and the Grand Lodge of tho State of Tennessee joined in bill in which 1t Is prayed that the negro Knights of Pythias be perpetuaily en. joined from using the name. the em. biem, the pass words or other property or rights claimed by the compiafnantn.
 The bill was presented to Chancellor Allison this afternoon. Chancellor Al. lison has not as yet granted fiat m the case but will hear the application next Monday.
 The defendants will be served with notice of the application. The color ed Pythians of thA- state are tn ses- sion now in Nashville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

TiEers seem to De having big dishes of peaches handed them In Washing ton. Like them Dubs up in Birming-
 ham, washington can't get much low-
 CT,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
charconl Price Aaxanesa.

Birmingham, July l5.--(Spectal. )--s Charcoal Iron prices went up 50 cents per ton this week. the product now being quoted at Sis 50 to s2o per ton. The car wheel works recently received orders from railorads for wheels that will warrant a steady operation of all plants in this section of the country through the balance of the year. But two charcoal furne ~es are in opera tioo in Alabama, producing 115 tons of iron per day between them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
WESTON ENDS WALK
 ACROSS CONTINENT

San Francisco. July is.-~When Ed- ward Payson Weston today handed to Postmaster Arthur Fiske the letter given him by Postmaster Morgan, of New York City on March ib last hd ended one of the most remarkebis feats of pedestrianism on record. Wes. ton was four days behind the sched- uie, but not discouraged
 .sIt was a great walk" he said. 'sand but for unforeseen dificulties and hardships in the last three, weeks of my Journey, would have been here on the hundredth day. still am fssi- ing inc"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
r.u.a.,.h,. r.<a. T,vvo.

Philadelphia. Pa, July i6--st. Louis days double -header. The second game reouired fourteen innings of play and was won by a double steal by Grant and Magee.
 Score, first game: philadelphia 900 oo1 oos-e IS 1 St. Louis .oo2 o2o eoo,-4 3 Dooin: Bachman, Beebe. Lautermilk and Phelps. Time 1850. Umpire Ems lie.
 pSyisSai! sSnT s4ioo 200 o1o 100 i1--7 15N: St Louis .0o1 900 Oo3 100 1o--e 1A 1
 Batteries-Richie. Corridor: Moran and Dooin; Meltor. Beebe and Bresna- han and Bliss. Time 2:lb. Umpire Emslio
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
INDOOR BASEBALL.

Two surprises were handed out last evening at the indoor baseball games at the. Y. M. c. A for the selma bunch the first game, winning by the score of 20 to {, while Birmingham took the second contest from Mobile. the lead CTS. to the tune of Il to 3:
 Tuscaloosa Overwhelmed.
 The Selma bunch continued their bat ting streak last evening and ciouted the ball for q total of eighteen hits. saa saras they the pusSsa aS sMsnty TSaS Tuscaioosa es pa piayers - for four long i in. nings and pitched no hit game up to ened and four runs were scored. The features of the game was the batting of H. Marcus and the fielding of the entire tire scars Selma bx team; s1an,nrs was. ssI%s s;,.,;::- a:;:S; s;i powi.I, sSwsS i: and Josason; sasss1,'i-a fl. Marcus a.GSs and bsvls. %
 Birmingham Wins.
 In the second contest Birmingham secured the lead in the second inning by sending nine runs home. which ai- made a great attempt to pull the game out of the fire in the fourth inning by scoring five runs. but Birmingham wai out to win ana they nkswlse ss scored { TKs score Bs 'ikhiGss vas: s1 = ', t,s ,s,. .. Birmingham .. .. ..lso sx-ls II Mobile .... .....s OVO bV-S '
 Batteries--Knabe and Vass; J. Strat- ford and M. Marcus.
 Selma Challenges Mobiles.
 The last games in the Indoor baso- ball league will be played next Mon- day evening. The Mobile team. which has lead the league all season, have the pennant cinched and the games effect in the change of the positions of any of the teams. Captain Davis. of the Selma bunch. which has finish ed stronger than any other team. ts season contest with the leaders. the MobiliRns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
nnlnoatsrn Adjourn.

Atlanta. Ga. July 15.--After electing oficers and selecting Chicago as the next meeting place, in July 1910. the annual convention of the International and today. These oficers were elects ed: President, George L. chenneils Columbus, Ohio; Vice President, P. e. McAiiney, St. Louis; Secretary. Charles Bernard. chicasgos Treasurer, H. l. Ca- rey. PhiIadelphia>
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
CINCINNATI SCOUTS
 FIND" PITCHER BRENNAN

Omaha, Neb., July 15.-rhomas Mo carthy. of the Cincinnati National League team. has closed q deal with Holland, owner of the Wichita Western League team. for Pitcher Brennan. Brennan will not. It !" said. join Cin- einnatI this season unless the team appears to have 6 chance for the pen- nant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
nur,a,. Above Ground.

Atlanta. Ga, July 16.-Burial in mare ble, stone and concrete graves above ground. which is already customary in several sections of tho South. win soon become universal in this country ac- of the Southeastern Marble and Gran lie Dealers which met here today. Alabama, Florida. Georgia and South Carolina were reported at the conven- tiou.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Prnfenta for Ie,xn.

washington. July 1b--Protest against the rule put into effect by the Immi- grafton Commissioner Williams at New York, requiring each immigrant to have S2B in cash before being permit ted to land from Ellis Island, was entered with the President today by Leon Kamaikay, editor of The Jewish News. of New York, who was accom- panied to the White House by Repre- tentative Bennett
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
GoLDsBoRo SELLS PITCHER
 TO CLEVELAND AMERICANS

Charlotte. N. C.. July 1s.-The League today sold Pitcher Harry Otis to the Cleveland Americans for $1,000. The Wilson club of the same league was paid s200 for one weeks option on Pitcher Anderson and Shortstop Yerkes by the Boston Americans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
King Goes To Resort.

La Granja, Spain. July liking Alfonso and the Spanish court have left here for San Sebastian. Henry c. Ide, the American minister and the other diplomatic representatives will follow his majesty to the Spanish wa tarinR nlace
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Body Sent To TAomasviiIs.

BirminRham. July 16.-(special.)-- The remains of E. M. Philen. the young fireman who fell headlong or the ariel truck ladder while at practice drill yesterday. were taken to Thomasville. the former home of the deceased for burial A committee of four fremen from different stations accompanied the remains to Thomasvills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Maas Four strsiwhs.

Boston, Mass, July 16.-The. Chica- 70 Nationals won their fourth straight game from Boston today. the sore be- inr to a. More was batted hard and Pfeister kept the locals five hits scat tered.
 Score. H.n. D Chicago .... ....50l ulV x0V-s II
 Battertes-Pfeister and Archer; More and Graham. Time. 1:47. Umpires. Klem and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
TURTLES LICKED
LITTLE ROCK TAKES ADVANTAGE
 or FRITZ.
Ia sixth Round K3uchanan and Flood Were Passed, Cocash Filled Bases,
 and sentx's Hit Caused
 Two Runs.

Little Rock, Ark. July i5:-Fritzs wildness was the cause of Memphiss defeat today. In the sixth inning he passed Buchanan and Flood and Co., singled to center scoring the only two runs of the game. Buchanan was in. vincible when hits meant runs. and was brilliantly supported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
lc,a,,n ,ainnr Conxicted !.

Roanoke. Va, July 15.-Claud Minor, a young white man. who, three weeks ago, struck Harry Thompson of Mon treaI. Canada, on the head with a rock, causing his death. was convict ed here today of second degree murder and given six years in the penitentiary. Motion for a new trial was made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Editors for Prohibitlon.

Douglas, Ga. July 15.-DeclaTinR that near beer" joints are @ disgrace to a prohibition State." the Georgia Weekly Press Association today passed a resolution demanding that the Leg Islaturs enact a law that will obliter- ate these pest hosvs of temptation and pledging the sup7ort of the week ly press to ridding the State of these aaioona
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
EATEN PAYS MORE TAXES.
Admits to Assessor That He Has Dou,
 bled Wealth.

bled Wealth.
 Chicago, July 15.-James A. Pattens who is said by fellow members or the Board of Trade to have made q pfcfit of S3o0,O00 within twenty-four hours yesterday, found himself on top of the list of Evanston tax payers and his option on this distinction he proposes not to close for some time.
 How much personal property am I to assess you on this year, MT. Pat- ten7" asked Mr. Milne, Evanston as- sessor.
 "How much was 1t last yearf" asked Mir. Patten.
 'something like s25o,ooo." responded the assessor.
 Never mind that figure" Patten res piled. ''Whatever 1t was then just double it now. Reckon that's ah right"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

'Piana" Frank Smith made Stalling's New York people look cheap, while Laioie's crowd hammered a victory out of. Bender in. the eighth round. Cleve. land being only one game shy of beat. inK the Xthiefics our of second place in the American. fsf .i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

Moxie Manuel at times showed flash. :. es of good pitching. He struck out Archie Persons. the first man up in the first round, Kerwin going down on . fIy to McGiIvray. Daiy sent fly that Hsniine promptly dropped in left field, Jud Eoink to second. A hit then would have meant a run. but Manuel struck Whiteman out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Remalns of ChiId Buried

Decatur. July 1S.-(speciaL)-rhe remains of 1-year-old daughter of Mir Malone of New Decatur. who died a few days ago at Roswell. N. M. reached here today and the interment followed fin the city cemetery. The child was with relatives in New Mex leo, when 1t was taken III and dled there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

oreenvilie lost the hrst game ot ths double header with the Nashvffie Americans through errors but praced up and tied the second affair. And lest you forget, the Crackers lost their game to Nashville through dumb work --see. tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
PURSE FOR FIGHT.
OMer of e25.0O0 for Ketchel and
 LamgfOfd.

New York. July 16.---An offer. of q fsck McGuigan and Harry Edwards. the nstic promoters. for a six-round contest between Stanley Ketchel and Sam Langford in Philadelphia some
 The promoters plan to have the bout take place in open air at the grounds of the Philadelphia American League Club.
 Joe woodman manager of Langford. said today he would accept the offer unless the Ely (Nev) promoters guar anteed him s1o. 900 for Lansford's end and $2,500 for training expenses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
r.IIun, nefeetn Deentur

Decatur, July 15.-(Special. )---Cul1- man defeated Decatur today in e fast game with Q score of to o.
 Batteries-Cullman. Cotton and South; Decatur. Lamb and Watson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
RAGGED FIELDING
LEAGUE LEADERs MAKE VERY
 POOR SHOWING.
Dugsan Kept His Hits Well Scattered, While Whole vOlunteers Team Pound Baxtlsy h
 Buneheo.

Nashville. Tenn.. July 15.-Nashvilie defeated Atlanta today to 2. Easts three base hit with two men on bases main mi contributinx causes. Another was Atlanta's very ragged ieidtng. Dug gan kept his hits well scattered. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
American Assoc.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York is Easy.

Chicago, July 15.-Chicago won an easy victory over New York today. 9 Smith was steady, especially with men on bases. R.H. D.. Chicago. .. ....101 103 0ss-9 1 New York. .. 900 900 000--0 1 2
 Batteries --Smith and Sullivan; War hop and Keinow and Sweeney. Time. 1850. Empires. OLoughlin and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

!sissp..rie. .!ssisis;.ii. iS..isa for Bsrti.1 in ninth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
BROOKLYN NATIONALS
 BUY WHEAT FROM MOBILE

New York. July I5.-rhs Brooklyn Base ball Club has purchased Left League team. and Myers, a short stop of Anderson s. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

The percentAKe cuIuHn UI LIE .Is Daro rIar' lot i support given Bartley yesterday, the Volunteers go to second place while Buchanan's steady pitching put ting the Pelicans in fifth place close to the Climbers Today's games VIII be interesting. for Mobile will fight the Pelicans to get back to second place. the Pelicans fighting 10 get back in the first division: the Travellers will fight to stay in the first division and the Volunteers to hold second place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
American Leaxus

St. Louis. s-1: Boston. 40 Detroit, s-7; Washington, B-o. Chicago. 9; New York. Q.
 Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia, 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

summary-struck out. by Duggan. .: by Bartiey, 1. Base on balls, of Dug EcMurray, Bay, Robertson. Stolen bases, Robertson. q; seigel Two base Double plays. Butler to East to Rob- ertson. Time l:3o. Umpire Pfennin-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Meu York Wius

New York Wtoe.
 New York, July 15.--Dakness halt ed todays game at the end of the sew enth- inning with New York leading Cincinnati to 1. The visitors run Mclean drove the ball into the left field bleachers. R.H 10. Cincinnati. .. ..0Ol O0o 0@l New York. .... .000 200 O--2 Batteries Fromme and Mclean; Cran- dtII ana Schlei. Time, 1:40. Umpires. Rigler and Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
National Ieawus

Philadelphia, s-7; St. Louis. 4-e Chicago, g.; Boston. 2.
 Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburg, 1. New York. 2; Cincinnati. 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Everxreen Meets Defeat

Jvergreen. July l6.-(Special,) )---Ev- argreen could net stop the Nashville defeated before a large crowd. score 6 10 S. Batteries. Nashville Americans Spencer and searcy; Evergreen, MooreF and Page.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Farley to Be Cardinal.

Rome, July 15.-The Tribuna says that archbishop Farley. of New York. will be created ca.-cinal at the con- sistory to be held in ftovember.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
GAMES TODAY.


 Southern League. Montgomery at Birmingham. Atlantag~at Nashxttle- aagvf yy,o -os MSmphfs at Littfe Rock. ~" tl. M9bls At New orleans. ay 0( 5Iat.
  Amerfenn AeaGues Philadelphia at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit. Boston at St. Louis. New York at Chicago.
 National League. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
 American Association. Minneapolis at St. Paul. Milwaukee at Kansas City. Louisville at Indianapolis. Toledo at Columbus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

My, what jolt the Browns : gave Boston, twice in the same place and knocked them out of third place in Ban Johnson's league.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

summary-Two base hits. Wheeler. :. Stolen bases, collins. Flood. Perry, Buchanan. Bases on balls of Buchanan, i; of Fritz 5. Struck out, by Buchan- Boucher, Casey and Carey. Time t:ss. IImpire Moran. -s'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Score by innings

SumTnary-Two base hIt: MahueI' Sacrifce hits. Rockenfeld. Bowen. Pope. Double plays. Henline to Rauo; Rockenfield. Struck ont. by Manuel {; by Thomas 2: by Juul l. Base on balls, off Manuel .; off Juul 3. Hit by pitch Manuel. Innings pitched, by Thomas, i-s. Hits apportioned. off Juul. 5: Time 1:z5. Umpires Rudderham and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
American Association.

St. Paul 4: Minneapolis. I. Milwaukee. 3; Kansas City, l. Toledo, 6; Columbus, 4. Indianapolis 8; Louisville, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
Cleveland Wins:

Cleveland, O., July 15.-Cleveland de- feated Philadelphia today. 6 to g.. Rhoades passes and an error followed by hits by Barry, Thomas and Bender let Philadelphia take the lead, but Cleveland batted out 8 victory in the eighth. Bemis batted for Ball, and his single scored the last two runs.
 R.H.E. Cleveland .. 200 ooi oss---e l Philadelphia '. 200 800 0o0--5 8 Batteries-Rhoades and Easterly; Bender and Thomas. Time, Al. Um- pires, Connolly and EEan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

Clark Griffith and his Reds were coming fast yesterday. darkness barely saving the Giants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

The Cubs hammered eleven hits out of More yesterday, Boston only getting i've off Jack Pfiesser, and Chances people made 1t four straights,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16
aovth A4Ianfto I,eaxI

Columbus, 8; Savannah, 0. Chattanooga, 6; Knoxville. s. Columbia, O; Macon, {. Augusta Jacksonville, wet grounds