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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-22

Pretender to Spanish Throne a Vic
tim Of Aponlexy

Rome-Don Carlos of Bourbon, pre-
tender to the Spanish throne, died
Sunday at Varez in Lombardy. He
had been i'll for a long time and the
latest reports indicated that he was
suffering from apoplexy. Don Carlos,
Duke of Madrid. who claimed under
the Salic law Of succession estab-
lished by Philip ". to be the legti-
nate king of Spain. by the title OF
Charles VII, was born at Laybach,
Austria, March 30, 1S4S. His father,
Don Juan. was a brother Of Don Car
los Charles VII, known as the Count
de Montemolin. in support of whose
claims the Carlist risings or 1913,
1855 and 1860 were organized.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-22
COW CAUSES BATTLE.
Mississippi stockmen Principals in a
Bloody Tragedy.

Union, Miss.-A COW caused a bloody
pistol battle in the streets here. Sat
urday. 1t resulted in the killing Of
two men. the fatal injury of two more
and the serious wounding of another.
The dead: E. J. Mcdonald. cattle
man; Peter Mcdonald Fatally in
jured; Cornelius Chisholm, cattle
man; Joe Miller. The fight was be-
tween the McDonalds on one side end
Miller and Chisholm on the other. Chi
solm claimed the COW was his prop
erty and the McDonalds disputed his
claim. Joe Miller and Peter McDon-
aid started the row in front of the
Union bank
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-22
outIaM kIIIed NearIy one Hundred.

Manila.-When Jilkiri. the Nero ban
dit chief who was killed with all his
fellows in a desperate battle with
troops and constabulary near Patian
on Jolo island. July 5. began his ca
reer as an outlaw. he swore that he
would kin a hundred men before he
died The record Of the murders he
committed is not complete. but it is
stated in . dispatch received Sunday
from Hamboanga that the bandit very
nearly fulfilled his pledge as the par.
tai record at hand shows that he took
the lives Of nearly hundred people
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
Lose Last Game Of
Series.
THE CLIMBERS GOT
AWAY WIIHALEAD
Case Pitched Good Bail After the
First.
s- Il
But Two Hsts Haa bee. M.s. on Of
DeBalt Nwz.. cAanp. Got
Busy !. the FissA saa
Besrn scsri.s.

With the count standing g. to DIN
favor Of Montgomery, up TO the nth
Inning, It looks like a pipe that the
Climbers would cop the last game OF
the Nashville series. tst
But OF all sad words Of tongue or
pen-the ANAL count was Nashville. S;
Montgomery. 8.
January weather dished out ito the
iong-suffering Montgomery baseball
came across yesterday. Cold ana dis
agreeable as 1t was, however, both tens
put upsa fast game Of ball. Both ag-
gregations started out for bot bat
the ssvensh psyed o1 Na,S ans
and Montgomery this season. and IL
MONTGOMERY had won Il. II would have
meant four won and three lost on the
would make four won and three lost
for them-and that's just how II
DeBait was In for the home folks
ike ike an easy winner. . Only two Sy hits
had been made on him up to the NTH,
and but four OF Case, who was work.
ing for Nashville. The disaster started
In the second inning when DeBalt and
Manush got mixed up on Noyes's fiy---
but Il should have been DeBalts ball !.
Luckily, no runs came over in that In
ming. but bases on balls proved De-
nearly tied the score. In the 9Th they
resorted to bunting and had DeBait
soing. At that. however, but for a
couple OF close decisions by Fttzsirus
have been retired without q run. but
they got couple over and ware one
run to the good. In the seventh, they
hit. in clean. making the NTH and last
one.
Some OF the plays made were sensa-
tional--in the fourth round 6sigie rob-
bed Whiteman OF q clean three-bagger
and possibly home run. by a niagpi-
nearly to the center deid fence.
joe Pope starred for the Climbers
with u great knockdownf and throw
or NoyeB's hit In the fourth. Tonne-
Butier's hit ia the sixth; the latter
was 3 clean hit, but Pepe knocked II
down and saved probably a long hit.
Manush got IN the iimeiight by run
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
AUBURN DEFEATS
TECH IN TRACK MEET

Auburn. May Especial. )--Auburn
defeated Tech in a sharply contested
track meet BY the score Of 90 70 3d.
The day was rather cool with high
wind that made fast time an impossi--
o. Teen won three arsts and tied for
frst In another. while Auburn won
f Inc Auburn freshmen. page, Bentell.
Lew Alien. Dudley and BIllingsIey, ali
ala we'll while the veterans, CARLYLE.
Davis aad Williamson won their spe-
cialties without any, trouble.
Green, who has taken up running for
the fret time. did good work IN the
Hutchinson showed up well by win
ming the sh0t-put.
A couple OF good men were out of
condition, and did not take part in the
100 yards-Ayers n: Page, A.
$50 yards-Carlyie, A., Green. A.. Art
ley, n Time. 2:l0
Pole vault--0wen and Davis, A.,
Shot put--H Hutchinson. a. Patterson,
r.. standifer. A. Distance 81 feet. 4
80 ysrdsa-rage. A. Gaane. A.
yso hardIes.-Dudley, A., Meyers; T..
Tech Coleman, T. 80. Meyers, T.,
High tump-Bentell a, Goree. Il.
A.. Patterson. r.. III feet.
tie Coleman, T.. IS. SIS,
100 yards hurdle-Goree, t.. Benteli.
Al Artley; 7: ~; Tar
Alie sS41 A.. Mecus. T., is.T.
Mile run-Biliingsley. A., Gary. T..
Artley T. 4:6s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

Junfsrs Won Gap by m Easy Hzarmfn.
University May 1.--(Special )r-The
May Day inter class field meet was held
here today, the Jnniors winning the
cup by a, safe margin. In some OF she
events very good time was made, but
no Alabama records broken.
The Following is the of1cial result:
10o-yard dash--Eiaughter, Wilkinson,
Noojin. Time, 1o:3.
Pole vault--Ford, Vandergraaf.
Height, feet inches
220-yard dhsh--Wilkinson. Slaughter,
Palmer Time, 24:2
Half mile run Robertson. Palmer.
Wood. Time. z:1A.
120-yard hurdie--Leach. Robertson.
Haas. Time. 1874.
Running high jump--Ezaas, Bedside.
Noojin. Height. 5 feet inches.
220-yard hurdle-Fcrd, Noojin. wood
srlYne 2a.z -
Running broad jumb--Ford. Leach
Haas. Distance. IL feet 0 inches.
Shot-put-Countess. Haas. Leach. Dist
anee. 40 feet s inches. al y
A40-yard run--Paimer. Wilkinson,
Robertson. Time. ke:3.
Hammer throw-Payne, Haas. Count
ess. Distance. SIS feet inches.
Mile run--Robertson, Wilkinson. Tur-
rentine Time. B:39:a.
Glass relay race--Won by juniors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
AUTO RACE MEET-wILL BE
RUN OFF HERE TUESDAY

The automobile race meet. postponed
from last week. will be run on at the
Fair Grounds Tuesday afternoon. Lew
is strang. Louis Chevrolet George De-
Witt, Larry Smith, Robert Stubs and
other stars entered in the various
events. are due to arrive In Montgom-
ey today, the first three having feft
Nashville last night The latter two
are coming from Birmingham.
Strang and Chevrolet were the sen
sations of the Nashville meet and won
every event In which they started by
wide margins The driving Of CheY-
rolet was especially spectacular. He
made q mile Ia one minute Eat through
great clouds OF DUST, the track being
laden with dust through windBtOr1n,
strang drove in conservative time. but
opened the eyes Of vast throuG by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

k&R0UEx8 Ia L6XkmKLOMs ~.
day. spring meeting Of the Kentucky
Racing Association which closed to-
day was financial success despite the
appropriately Of the Pari-Mutuei BET
The winter weather reduced the at
tendance today. A bad spill in the
second race-resulted In broken leg
for Jockey Y; Liysll and Jockey "A
won the frst race but was disqualified
for foulinE and Crawford was placed
hrst. Summaries:
cr rrss race los SIX
1890. place s42.e5. show sto.10. won:
Silver Sea, % (Iove1l) place $4z.4s.
show $12.1o,s second: Harriet Rowe.
100 Ia, lFranklinl show $50. third.
Thof s sri ties Nae hamilton. Lay Lay
Jeunesse, AL Smith and Miss Felix ran.
Light blue finished first but was dis
Second race. I'VE and half furiongs
Tom Holland. 10 fMartifil straight
20 y3s. place t4.7o. show $3.50. won;
Busy Man. LOT (Steeie) place ss5 .o5s
show ss7.Is, second !: Austin sturteyant.
1;ts. Meadow Grass. Lady orimer.
Nettie Travis End .Buena Vista ran. Bu-
ena Vista and Nettie Travis threw
their riders and Jockey Lowell sustain.
Third race, four and half furionss,
seiIing-Stewsot. 10 (Heidler) straight
1870 place $3.50. show s2.ss. won;
Pinckard. I04 tMartin) place $3.50. show
80, second: Lou Lanier. 100 (Warren)
show $3.50, third. Time :5s. Ora
Dale Karo. Daisy Boone. Grunewaid
and KaedeaA ran.
Fourth race. four furlonRs. purse
Jackstraw. 103 (Page) straight -. s5.
place s3.45, show s2.40. won: King Sol
ONION. 105 fT. Rice) place es.0B. show
32.S5. second: Calashi 100 (E. Mar
tin) ahow s2.25. third. Time. Isl SIS.
Reppy and Dick Goodbar ran.
Fifth race. six furiongs. selling
Snake Mary. los IS. Page) straight
sis, place $3.50. show 81. IS. won: Boss
erian, III CIV. Brannon) place 50. 40.
show 80 .ss. second: Earl's Court. III
(S. Hctdeil show sass. third. Time,
1:17. Usury. Lafayette and. Youthful
sixth race. one mile and quarter,
selling-Ben Double. 100 (Trober)
edfction, 11s tw. O'Bert) place So. 10,
ediction, 11s CIV. OBert) splace s2.7e,
second: Lille Turner. t03 CIV. Bran
non). no show betting, third. Time.
2:I4. Casperdine also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
SPORTOGRAMS

l5t Team o. Dreams.
batsmen that the plate each
While the only that the band can play
Is "Over the fence and far away"
Soaring up like winging lark.
Over the heders and out OF the park.
with never strike out ard .never pop"
n q drive that the Aeders
But batting "one thousand" with never q drop. go
Nine nelders that grab every bingie sight. ll-,
Slams left Of en-hits the right
Pulling em down though as high kite
With never an error never "boot.",
With q tumble however they shoot,
wiggie wobble skim out scoot
squeezing em tight" overh cad, underneath
8 the skim the. heath
Or chen this is impossible. using the teeth.
A that the
Shooting this that ... s..
But striking em out with terrific eclac
With the speed OF Krupp when the enemy's sheed.
With control Of the type tat the Standard OIL spelled
With the curves OF l. Russell or Madame A Held.
With al asehit secured by the foe.
right the time they must
Now, honestly, truthfuIlY-isnt this So2 ~ ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
Climbers Doomed 4 ..s ere ssss = Too Much Cool
Nashville Came From Rear
And COPIED 4 Victory

foul In the ssvsnth. and Pope made
Ier's srolnder In the second, the ball
cass 4 SoSRSsd me- isne sssos Of bail ana
- 1t les between be and Weaver TOR
the Job on Berhhard's stan, II looks
like he has II cinched. and Johnny
n noss Win s1 sss wssssr u Case truck
out eight men ana except in the nrst
inning, had his hits 90 scattered that
they did not amount to anything
hit cisaS Dn1 ana aSv shsn the Ris ana run
game worked. Whiteman hitting clean
and Kerwfn going to third. Whfteman
stole SECOND snd Gremings ss. o ssnss
ing second and going to third on
Pepe struck out But Bntisr jusgisd
Manush.s Mt and Grs sntn ruc ccqr wsxs
! Case yaIssd Win one d3ws r s t,,s
K ZEE Ely y visias ross IN csss and
Butler hit one in the sixth that look !
ed like q two baGger. Pope knockins
oy SswS sns s n0df psBai TIN dipped % and
and DeBat threw to Manush. The ball
got there shead OF the runner, but F1 81
Sags Bay fft to 0reminser and But
Ter was thrown out at the plate. max
fflr two out as Case was out on .
hunt. AZ 10 DeBalt Then Doc WISE
tSst was snS b Boo Ill oiean
driving Noyes and Tonneman n. Bay
was thrown out at third. retiring the
side. The count vas I to 2.
artecr sanrfdced him and Sefgle drove
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
THE RACES
Re.uis. a Pinlses.

Baltimore. Nd. May Threatening
skies and generally disagreeable
weather spoiled what, would have been
the banner day OF the Pimlico meeting.
The big event for the day was the
sic for two-year-olis. 1t went to the
favorite, the Monk. in easy style. The
Green Spring. Valley handicap was
scratched down to five starters and
resulted In a betting upset. Sir Woost-
er. the favrite losing his rider in the
second turn. 100 yards from the wire.
Kara suffered the mishap, leaving Al
gle and Grandpa to finish alone, with
4 miie behind. The carrciton cup. a
gentieman's affair went TO Ontario In
hair raising finish with .Astor Dor.
the two being equal favorites In the
betting. The track was fast. Sum-
First race. selling. nve furiongs--
Miss Loris. 104. Reed). to 2. even,
to 3. won: Busy. liz. (Mcrntyrel. Q
sGdebertJ, 10 to i. s to /. I to i. third !.
Dave Nicholson. Altar. Love watches,
Cotton Maid. also ran.
IS. Upton. ) to S and out. won: De.
mund. 124. (Ljeihert). Is to 5. 8 to s.
and out. second: Pantoufie. ia. Ger
gen). le TO s, to s. and out. third. Time
1.f3 AS. BaIlseck. ran.
four and one-half furlongs-The Monk,
won: Ross Hampton. 1os. iKennedyj.
SO to i. 10 10 !. 8 TO ] second; Beau
Chiffon. los. Leibsrt). IL 70 s. to 10
ana to 9. third Time. :ss 1-5. Chill
ton Huen. Miss. o'Toole. Nancy Pansy.
RaKaelIo. Jr.. Isendune. Kryat. Daisy
Garth. Neb0. ran.
Fourth race. Green Spring Valley
steeplechase, handicap, about two
miles: Algie, 40. (Smith). 10 to /, 2
to 1. 4 to s, won; Grand PA, $50, fSamp-
son). . to 1. 20 1. to 8, second:
Belle The Cat. 13s. fMcLainl. 20 to 1.
Wooster, ran.
fifth race. the carroliton Cup, seven
furiongs LA. t(Mr. X. Tay-
Dor. l44. cMr. J. Tuckerl. to 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
WHITE TOPS WIN
TWO BALL GAMES

The white Tops won two fast games
-afternoonS. The first game Terminated
with the White Tops one run to the
good in a 80 score and in the second
game the same team was victorious by
q score OF go.
Volunteers ~. =. 100 600 ofo--2 Z s
White Tops -. :. 020 900 001--s 8 8
Batteries: sheppard and Ehric; Ans
ley and Dickinson.
Second game:
Volunteers X. 900 900 000--0 s 3
White Tops, -. 101 geo 000--2 2
Batteries. Fuller and PoSs: Kane
and Dickinson and ConniR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

his clever work. Dewitt also earned
honors at Nashville though failing to
win.
Seven races will be run Tuesday at
ternoon. The event Will mark the
nrGt appearance of champion auto
drivers In Montgomery and will prove
record breaker from a social and
sporting viewpoint Considerable In
terest has been stirred up In the meet
and thropgs Of followers Of speed VIII
come here from Troy. Selma. Union
Springs, Birm bingham and even as far
south ne New Orleans. A party Is COM
ing from Atlanta, where strang is a
great favorite.
The 100 mile race Is to be the sea
ture OF the day. In this Louis Chew
rolet. the great French driver whose
work IL the most spectacular OF any
man in America today. win make an
effort to lower the present worlds
record. II he gets through the race
without an accident, Il IL freely pre-
dtoted that he wan set o new marx;
The Alabama championship 10 race
that 10 sure to attract great attention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
THE KENTUCKY DERBY
WILL BE RUN MONDAY

LouisYilia Kys May 1.-The fKen-
tncly Darby. one Of the Oldest nxtnres
on the American turf. VIM be run
Monday afternoon. over the-same track
that was the scene of Aristedes vic-
tory in 1875. the big event this year.
as usual being the feature Of the.
opening OF the spring meeting. at
Churchill Downs. Unless the sun
shines brightly tomorrow, the event
Will be decided oveA a heavy track. the
ing the course. Thirteen horses are
scheduled to go the mile and q quar-
ter for the $4,000 purse Their names.
weights, odds and Jockeys as known
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

In addition to the best Of the a&one-
gomery drivers, Larry Smith, OF Bir-
mingham VIII contest in the race.
Smiths car arrived yesterday after
noon. It IL monster American racer.
The motorcycle races are sure to be
highly interesting and fun OF thrilis.
Robert Stubs, leader of the Indian
team. and the champion Of the world
will be here tomorrow morning to get
HIS wheels tried out. These wheels
are now IN the express ofxice. Bibb
Farmer, Jr., will have two machines
over from Troy while r.. /. Peacock
will represent the local brigade aions
with one or two Others. Two handi-
for these spectacular ridars.
AL In all sensational program has
been made up and some, Of che moEs
thrilling racing ever seen In the South
IL sure TO result from the running Oh
OF the events. The first Tace win BE-
called at 2:S0 o'clock aud no delays
will be per1nitted between races. The
track has been put in grand shape and
some fast time Is sure to be made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
neerolt Defeats 81. Louls.

Detroit, MAY i.--Detroit defeated st.
Louis today. to 2. Crawford's home
first base. started the game and MORT
arfty made II safe by stealing home
in the seventh after following Ross
mans double with q triple Detroit
with the bases fun and one out Bush
Aeided brilliantly. R.R. E.
Detroit. 200 900 AIS
81. Loufs. 900 900 110-2 II .
Icy ana Criger. Time. 1850. Umpfres
&ertn and OLouahlin-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

Chicago, May I'D Walsh" the
American League pitcher who failed
ing of the season and was therefore
placed ON the blacklist today made
application for reinstatement. AS Il is
said some other American League
tend against the star pitcher, difficuity
may be encountered to get favorable
action on the petition from the nation
al commission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
A FEW FOUL TIPS

Pretty long Jumps that the gDubs and
Pelicans have to make. Birmingharn
IS scheduled FOR 3 Sunday game i'm New
uie the Pelicans have to jump from
Memphis to New orisans and back
from New Orleans 70 Little ROCK
where they open @ondssy: ~. Inc 81 R Nns
Orleans and back to Birmingham where
the Climbers open Monday. Some class
to that travelling. eh7 q
Billy Crystal lost his opening game
for Evansville, though FIT. Wayne only
got I'VE hits of him and Evansville got
nine hits OF Hammond who was In
for Ft. Wayne. the Anal score being
70 r. ---Ta =
Wordsworth IL up against It with Bill
Raftis gone and Morrtsl jumping. For
Moiey's sake II. IL to be hoped that the
Buckingham Association Will let him
s e SS. a''sl SONS "sAD - 'a'
One week from tomorrow the, East
ern Clubs of the American League
ss aos fSsF west ana Ea ny he Saa ss.h
May the White Sox ought to. be ur
near the top, and unless the Eastern-
ers are better road clubs than they
should Be In the iirst division.
on May ii the. Western clubs OF the
National League begin their firat triI
East Last year the Cubs and Pitts,
burg made a phenomenal road record
ana unless they repeat on the trip East
Boston. philadelphia and the Giants
and Brooklyn should be leading by the
26th of May. Roger Bresnahan, how,
ever. is getting lots OF fast work out
Of his st. Louis Cardinals, as IL Clarl
GrifIth out Of the Reds and these two
clubs are liable to spring surprise OF
the Eastern trip. aiyF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
w,msz. Tnnanx RnIiy,

st Louis, May cincinnati defeat
ed ST. Louis in the first game of the
series here today by a score OF TO 4.
In the ninth inning rally which net
ted two runs. gave the visitors the VIC
tory after the locals had tied the scpye
IN the eighth. It was too cold for good
baseball, but the game was exciting
Cincin1ati.s. ..0I3 0o2 002--s I
ST. Louis. ...-210 900 031-7 ]
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Gaspar and Nc
Lean: Rhodes. Moore and Phelps. Time
2:2e. Empires. Kane and KLEIN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
Ruberoid Reozng best ON earth.
PAYNE q PAYNE. SUES


Atlantic CITY, May i.--walter J. Tra-
Wis, of New York. won final honors In
the Atlantic City Country Club golf
tournament hers today. defeating II. p.
Hepburn Of the University OF Pennsyl-
vania 5 up and TO play.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
RAcENa 1N HEnNTUcKY.
Roraa Breedsrs Put up stnkes for mar
ymMaa Contests.

Lexington. KY. May Lat q meeting
OF Thoroughbred horse breedsrs from
all over the Blue Grass State hare II
the spring races Of 1910 stakes shall BE
offered by the Kentucky Association
which controls the running track here.
President 3. ", Camden. d the As.
aociaeion, led the subscription list with
$1,000. It % expected that $4,000 wf1l
be offered In Stakes. thus iusurtng a
continuation % gqGsng hSpo end the
tenn OF betting. lnsseaA q rsSaEnkns
80 hOpaunAtsin9. TIE sEFEnE raefnR
closed here khis aft6en06G
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
DUBS LOSE AND TIE


Birmingham, May i.-Birmingham
Esmes this affsrnocn. Atlanta won the
nret 3 to- o. the winning runs being
~ the plate. q forced play and failed
70 touch the plate. Atlanta took o
lead Of three runs In the second game.
but Birmingham finally tied and ran
the tie was even united. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

summary-Two base hits. Raub. Mo-
ran, Jordan. Sacrifice hits, McMurray,
2: Winters. Rohn. kirkpatrick. Stolen
bases Bayless: Moran. Winters. Rohn,
kirkpatrick, Henline. Struck out, Fie-
F1eharty. s: Fisher. !. Hit by pitcher,
Fleharty (Moran.) Double play, Bay
less to McMurray. Passed balls, Raub
Wild pitch, Fisher. Time of game,
1920. Umpire. Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

Eummary--s Sacrifice hits. Daily. =:
Robertson, l.: Case. !. Two base hits.
Tonpem&n. /; Rockenneid. !. Double
play. DeBalt to Rockenfleld. Wild
pitch. Case. Passed ball. Tonnemar.
Base on balls. by DeBalt. 3; by Case.
8. Time OF game 900. Umpire. .Fitz-
simmons. Stolen bases. Bay. 1: White
man. !: Manush, /; Pope. 3. shannon,
/: Daily, /.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

to Q. second: Edgeiy. 14I. (Mr. Twight)
to I, to 5. 70 s. third, Time 1:si
Is s.t klns .; aiaa o %is aa ssn
observation-disclosures, i04, tDeverich).. Z
70 l. even. = 70 2, won: Belle Scott
loi. {Hartyl. ~ to 4 to 1. 2 to /.
10 TO /. . to /. to 5, third. Time. i:as
Lady Karma. Belle Of Jassimin, Mel
bourne. Lady Isabel. ran.
Seventh race. selling. mile ana one
s 70 6, n to. 10. / 10 ). won: Court
Lady, So. tchandler), IL to j. s to i. s
70 2. second: Hawk Wing. 81. (Leach).
SO TO 1. 20 to 1. 10 to !. third. Time,
or cruz Dispute ss Jssnnetss. X. montros s
Eschau. Bose. ran,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

Summary.-Two base hit. Wagner.
Home run, Hess. Sacrifice hits, Dun
se1. Ludwis. BABE. b.srwsM !. Don-
BILE plays Demont to Dundon to Dex-
ter Babh to Haerwaid. Baerwald to
Carey. R9aEan 70 Dexter. Struck out.
on Hess 2; on Dick 5. Time $50. Um-
pires. Carpenter and O'BEien-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

have taken place In the Bronx this al.
ternoon was postponed indefinitely be-
cause OF rain and heavy roads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

summary---sacrifice hits, Jordan. Cas-
Teton Bauer. Stolen bases, Gygii.
Baylee. McMurray. Jordan. Newton.
Double plays, Bowen to ELAN to Gy-
gil Passed ball, Kane. Base on balls.
on Bauer. s.. on castieton. 2. Struck
out, Castleton. 10: by Bauer. 6. Hit by
pitcher, Bauer (Kirkpatrfck). Time.
300. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

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Won m'Ts Ss, Tss &. ., 1sz inne sesss
the score was twice tied ~ New Orr
Iean.. In ths seventh inning y was
Hess home run that brought the score
to even terms, but IN the next Coul-
son hit past Huelsman and Ludwig
scored the deciding run. while both
pitchers were hit rather freely, Dick
proved the best under favorable w<ath-
or conditions. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

Noosho. Mo-, HAY 1.--Affsa 'sSonnmy'
Davidson. tho yogng heareSs on NsSAl
here eharWed weth the murder -ce roy
HAnns0ur, her SISTERS suitor. was ao-
quilted THIS morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

z At AuguEtn. Coanmbia. .e:sAugusfaa g.,
At Jacks0nvIIie.-co Columbus =: 5gzck-
sonviles a.. $3.50
At, savannah--savannah. i: chatta-
noogh, 5 q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

Marathon Race Postponed.
New York, May 1.-The Marathon
run under the auspices of the north
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
GAMES TODAY.

S0uthexm Lemwuer--
Mobile at Memphis.
birmingham at New Orleans.
.Amerlean Lengue--
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louia.
Ma1sDmml Lemauee-
Cincinnati az st. Louis
F3ttsburg at Chicago.
Amex1cam Assoezaxaom--.
Indianapolis at LouSBNf1ln.
Toledo a< Columbus.
Milwaukee at St. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

s2.0o
4 Per month win keep your clothes
In Perfect Condition.
Telephone me tomorrow.
Stokes Place
Phone 6sB. "a South Perry st. ad,