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COMMERCIAL
APPEAL PERTS.

Think of it, the Merry Widow punch
looms on the horizon just as Tennessee
is about to put on the duster.
Now if the state-widers will intro
ducc a bill to abolish snakes that bite
We may not all perish after July /.
If the state-widers will spare us the
inhiction of having to listen to an ora
ton by Harvey Hannah all will be
forgiven.
There was collision between an idea
and an East Tennessee republican leg
islator's brain yesterday. The idea was
smashed.
Judge Jones is blazing the way in
another night-rider trial at Union City.
Judge Jones is the most useful citizen
in West Tennessee.
Hush, little barroom,
Don't you cry,
You'll be tiger
Bye and bye.
That Greek who said that in wine
there is truth would be disinherid and
burned for perjury if the stahe-wider
legislators knew where to locate him.
The next thing in order is to erect a
monument to the memory of Parson
Brownlow and tear down that of An,
drew Jackson on capitol hill in Nash,
Vile.
Speaker Taylor allows that he is sat
isfled with his own brand Of democra
cy. The speaker then is not hard tC
please.
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Paradoxical.

Study the careers of our successful
men," said the person who gives ad-
vice.
That's what | have been doing, "
answered the observant youth. These
Investigations indicate that some Of
them succeeded by not knowing airy
thing about their business"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-01-28
Colnu the Limit,

The country cousin considered that
he was caught beyond reclaim In the
giddy maelstrom of metropolitan life.
At dinner with his city cousin he had
actually drunk an entire glass of
beer. Then they had taken taxicab
and gone to show And now that 1t
was over the city cousin had bragenly
piloted the visitor into barroom and
suggested drinks.
moi" objected the country cousiH.
Come on"
A look of diabolical wickedness
spread over the rural features.
"All right. I might as well go the
whole hog. III have--a second glass
Of heerl"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-01-28
DIED.

Nancy Wilkerson Owen, aunt of Sam
III. Hunt, died Tuesday morning. The
funeral took place from the Hunt resi-
dence on Wednesday at $3.50 p. M The
soul of good woman has gone to her
reward.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-01-28

Mr.. Meek-Did you trump my ace?
Mrs. M.-Yesl What of it?
Mr.. M, Nothing, my dear. I'm glad
it was you. If one Of our opponents
had done it, we'd have lost the trick. =
Cleveland Leader.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-01-28

Her-Why on earth did you ever
marry me?
Him Oh, don't be Sc bromide.
That's what everybody asks.-Cleve-
land Leader.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-01-28

GIVE just been reading about the
power OF the will. It's q wonderful
thing" eyes; know Of will that
makes seven children and thirty two
grandchildren behave. Puck.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-01-28

"Pandora's box causes deal of dis.
turbancc." II wonder what was in
it?" 81 presumed LOT OF people who
wanted to talk during the opera. -
Kansas City Jouranl.
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Crippled.

Bfil-Did you say your finances
looked crippled?
Jill-Cripplld? Why, say, they look
as If they'd been in ioo,oall camel
--Yonkers Statesman.
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The Drinking Man.

What caused Browns death"
Strange thing that-the doctors
said it was water on the BRAIN
Nothing strange about that. He
never put any water in his stomach"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-01-28

"Your boy threw a rock at>my dog
and almost bit him." "My boy2"
'That's what l said" "And missed
the dog?" eyes, barely missed him. :"
'sThat wasn't my boy" louisville
Herald.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-01-28

Mother-Frankie, are you teaching
that parrot to swear?
Frankie-No, mother; I'm just tell
ing it what it mustn't say.-Tit- Bits.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-01-28

Mirth and melody, ''Thc Seaside Ho-
tel p at Hippodrome, Friday, Jan. 70.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
nfielde proven disappointment here who
Savannah today. ssts lf@

and closing on another ladies day. to-
day. While there Is no league rule
against IT. yet IL is not thought that
q visiting team should have two la
dies days In one series. There has
only been one instance Of this kind
here before and strange TO say an At
lahta team was the victim them, II
was several years ago, AZ Athletic
Park on the Pickett Springs line.
Over in Atlanta during the frst
series OF the Montgomery team they
had the same experience that the Al.
lanta team Is having now, opened on
Friday. April 20, for a series of four
games. the last game TO be on Tues
day. April ~. Ladies' day in Atlanta
are on the same days that they are
here, Tuesday and Friday, but fortu-
nately 1t rained on that Tuesday over
there.
The ladies in Montgomery who have
game today free, but an aecuSate
tickets presented at the gate and Pres
ident Chambers will hand over 20 the
Atlanta representative at the box Of
ace ~ 1-2 cents for each ladies ticket
used at the gate. The holders OF
course will use the tickets rust as they
always have done. None or the tickets
will be taken up. but the holders OF
these tickets will be requested tosenter
at one gate so that the tickets can
be more readily counted.
1t will be either Tom Fisher or Bert
Maxwell today against Jack Lively.
and the Climbers are going to make
the hottest kind OF 4 fight to turn
the last home game into victory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

made lots of friends Ina Montgomery
who wish him all the success In the
world.
:. The other deal made yesterday was
the turning over to Bob 4Gilks Savan-
nah team OF Frank Manush, who leaves
this morning for Chattanooga, where
the Savannah team is playing, Ma
nush has proved to pe the biggest dis.
and he has lots of friends all over
AIabama who are heartily sorry of II.
He is an Alabama boy, originally from
Florence. but his mother and family
are now living In Huntsville. For the
last two years he has been with the
Jackson team of The Cotton states
League, and his fielding and batting
last summer was 50 sensational that
Connie Mack Of the Philadelphia Amer
team League team was so anxious to
land him that he would not run the
chance Of somebody beating him out
az the player when the drafting season
opened, but bought him outright, o.
ManJsh spent the winter In Panama,
where he had a Government position.
and played bail Just al the same time.
fust as in the cases OF numbers OF 9th
er hall players, Manush became stale,
ana al the beginning of the baseball
season in this country, when he should
have been fresh. he was anything else.
Baker made such grand showing
IN his spring work with the Athletics
that Connie Mack turned Mannsh over
to. Montgomery and while hel goes to
Savannah Ia the name Of the Mont
gomery club. the manager Of the Ath-
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-. 1
pitchers and two catchers. but yes
terday he disposed of a couple OF his
men. DeBalt and Manush, and by last
night he was within the player limit.
Outfielders DAILY, Persons, Whiteman
and Kerwin: infelders Pepe. Osteen.
Rockenfield and Gremingsr. pitchers
Thomas Guese, Bliss. Lively and George
still remain.
DeBalt was sold yesterday to Null
lAney Of the Jacksonville South At
lantfc League, and left for augusta
last night, where the Jacksonville team
is playing. DeBalt is semi-pro that
Greminger picked up In Ohio. He has
pitched some good games since he has
been here and has the making OF
good pitcher. He hits hard. way above
the average for a pitcher. but his field
ing is amateurish and he has lot to
learn. with the advantage of a sea-
sons professional work under Mulla-
ney he should develop into as good
minor league pitcher as the average
He Is q gentlemanly fellow and has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
INTERCOLLEGIATE
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Atlanta, Ca. May I0.--The third at
nual tournament OF the Southern In
tercollegiate Tennis Association opened
ton. Southern tennis champion, referee.
TeamG were entered from the Univer-
stiles of Georgia. Mississippi and Ten
nessee, Georgia Tech. Trinity and
The play Is for the Individual in-
tercollegiate championship. There was
much interest in the first round today
and q large number OF enthusiasts
watched the progress OF the playing.
Tuesday, Van Glider, Of Tennessee,
will play Patterson. OF Georgia Tech,
the winner OF that match to play Car
ter OF Georgia. Holmes OF Georgia.
winner OF that match to- play Jordan.
OF Trinity. Then. the winners OF these
last two matches will decide the cham.
Today's results were as follows:
Carter. OF Georgia, won from Stack.
OF Georgia, 81. 81.
Wan Glider, of Tennessee. defeated
Briggs. Of Trinity. defeated Holmes.
Patterson of Tech, defeated j. J..
Lowery. of Mississippi. Ga. SEA.
Gsifath. Of Georgia. defeated Smith
u Jordsh. Of trinity. defeated Wright.
of Georgia 60. Sc.
v: Dawson, Of Tech. defeated Clark,
]. Dawson. Of Tech. defeated Ayres,
OF Tennessee. Us, rs, al.
Glover. Of Tech, defeated Collins, of
Tech, As, 6-2, 6-3.
:, Jordan, Of Trinity, defeated Grimth.
Carter. OF Georgia. defeated Glover,
OF Tech, So 6-1.
Patterson. OF Tech, defeated Briggs
Of Trinity, AS. 6-S SIS.
Holmes. of Georgia, defeated L. r
Lowery. OF Mississippi, 81. 7-5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
ROAST FOR BRUSH
ON MARATHON RACE

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polos Trons,de afranaea sor stodsv ths aanae
date mat fha Fsnsfsr team VS. scheduiesi
~ ,s,sya, AZ 2ssSIsrd psr 800 .s,ls.s
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Marathon race for his spacious American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

1t made the fifth game this season
that the Climbers have lost by one
run, when the Crackers nosed them out
yesterday BY. : score Of Q TO ].
Blisss ana Atkins pitched siit-sdsed
ing the cool disagreeable day. The
scoring both times.
The e sSse svs sss ss msss 0si rss
backing the home twirier received was
cksmp ostesS was the star Of the
He had four chances and his knock
startlng the snappy double that retired
the side, was great piece of helding:
Of his eleven hard chances. his knock
saving long hi. was one OF the neat
est things seen on the local grounds
feet game at third, A. dfd Greminger
throw In the ninth, when he completed
the double, bringing out the yells for
!, Running catches By M0tsa. gsylsss.
brought out the cheers. All in ali. K
was . game Of ball that was worth
while. even II the Climbers did get the
small END Of the score. that score com.
by SID Smith,
Winters was hit BY the ball. Jordan
was out on q hy TO Whiteman. Bay
less hit one that Rocky made o great
try for, but couldn't get to In time and
Winters got to third. counting on Sid
Smiths drive 10 left.
osteen drove one at walker In the
last Of the fourth that had q full
growth OF whiskers on IL Pope bunt-
ed and Atkins threw OAteen out at
second. Hart was down on ny 10
Moran, but Pope started on steal Of
second, and when Smith threw the bali
out to centerfieid. Pope sprinted round
the bags and over the plate. tiefng the
score.
Jordan hit clean again IN the eighth
and Bayless hit one that Pepe couldn't
get In striking distance u. Smith was
down on q line driveeto Rocky, but
Bliss walked Henn and filled the bags
again, but there were two gone and
Walkers grcunder to Rocky ended II.
but the score was now . 10 /.
Nothing more was done and the
reFeah Ars AsA eANt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
Dubs Beat Champs

and he Will revert to Phiiadeiphia at
the close Of the sally season.
This makes four men that have been
disposed OF by Montgomery since the
season began. Krcbs was sold 20 BIZ
Phillips Wheeling team. OF the Central
League: willis went to Newark, Del:
De8alt to Jacksonville and Manush 90
GremInger's team right now Is pref
ty likely TO be the one that will go
through the 1909 campaign. There
will be six pitchers on the team when
Herbert JUL reports In June and one
OF them will be turned loose. Gremin-
ger carrying only nve. II Pepe can
deliver the goods at third base. and
he Is undoubtedly playing fast game
there right now, the inheld IL probably
a hxture. Champ Osteen seems to be
the man for short and Roekenfieid IL
playing better ball now than he has
In years, ana the fans know what his
work was with Little Rock two years
ago. Greminger Is playing possibly
the most consistent hrst base Of any
man in the South.
fixture. and ali OF them win have to
go some to beat Hub Hart and Spike
shannon, and the pitching stan is pos
sibiy fixture until June anyway., the ,hs
kind In Dixie. There are four OF them
and the chances are that every one Of
them will be held. The extra man for
utility. as all four OF them are too
valuable to let slip.
Last Home Game.
This Is the last game At home until
May "a. the. team leaving tonight for
the first Western "trip OF tenf games
limit and the chances are that they
will come home that way. though
there may be changes.
Today Is the second ladies day that
the Atlanta team has struck in Mont
gomery during this series, they OPEN
ing here on last Friday. ladies DAY,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
pRnIIMINARY no TouRNrr.
Few orleans Man Make. q Good ne

New orleans Man Makes Coed re
eoRd
Memphi s,srenn.. May f0.--(SpecfaI Z,
Lawrence Eustacs. who has arrived
here representing the New Orleans
club to compete In the annual Southern
golf championship against golfers from
Mobile. Montgomery, Atlanta, Nashville
remarkable drive today In rehearsaIs
OF the championship tourney. which en-
abled him TO make the third hole on
the Memphis Country Club links In one.
New Orleans representatives have
won the last three championships and
Eustace has been delegated to win q
fourth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
This MN slOD pII0.Iso6

The terrible itching Of piles, ana
piles themselves can be instantly re-
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and the first application win prove IL.
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lief and cures all irritating skin dis
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FER sale in MONTGOMERY BY T. C. Beuier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
GAMBLING AT FRENCH
LICK MUST BE STOPPED

Indianapolis. May l0.--state Attor.
ney General Bighan and Frarx s,
Houston. prosecutor for Orange and
washington counties. will 1t once
bring to trial ell proprietors Of ganb-
ling rooms At French Lick and West
The county prosecutor told Governor
Marshall today that the people Of
Orange County were not at all inter-
ested In a reform OF existing condi-
lions. believing that they made for the
prosperity OF the community. but he
declared that with the assistance OF
the state he would put all the cases up
to the local courts so that the public
should be forced on record as to fts
attitude.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
oPposE PoLo eRoUNDs.

New York. May lO.--The New York
Giants are in danger OF losing their IA
nous ball field, the Polo Grounds, be-
cause Of petitions by surrounding prop
erty owners who ask the board OF al
dernen to authorize the opening OF q
street. II the street is opened. II will
20 through the middle Of the Polo
Grounds, north and south.
Alderman Mulcahy announced that
he is preparing n bill which. Il passed,
will force the New York club to seek
other quarters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
MEMPHIS IS DOWNED
TRAVELLERS TAKE ONE MORE FROM
TURTLES.
r.hh,. crew Got But ThFee Scattered
HTS on OF Dfef--FioOd Has
Joined the Little
Rock Team.

-ot b,,t thrse hits. scattered through
ss many innings. on Buchanan today.
Their only run came In the seventh
when Flood threw LudwiR's grounder
widely 20 first and sentz dropped Coui-
Tim flood, the former Brooklyn sec
ond Baseman, whom Little Rock pur-
chased from St. Paul played MS nrss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

New York. May 10.-Acting President
Heydler Of the National League began
today an investigation into the en-
counter on the field at Brooklyn on
Saturday between Knabe OF Philadel-
phia and Lennox OF Brooklyn during
the game between the clubs named
pending his finding In the matter which
will be announced tomorrow Mr., Heyd-
Ter gave directions that, Knabe and
Lennox should not play with their re-
snective clubs and that Gleason Of
Philadelphia, also connected in the
mix-up. should be excluded from the
grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
DUBS TRIM CHAMPS
PURpUn AN EASY MARK IN FIRST
INNING.
MeSsilyrsy, OF the Bnronn, Drove Out
q Home Hun In the Ninth luz
nfnG OF the Battle NJ
Nashville.

! Nashville, Tenn. May i0.--Birming-
first inning when all OF their runs
were made. The final score was 4 20
q. Perdue was batted freely in that
one inning. McGilvray securing home
that Perdue settled down and held the
visitors. Manuel was effective at the
proper time. In the eighth after max
Ing one run Nashville got three men
on bases with none out. but Manuefs
good work, aided by double play. re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
MANUSH AND
DeBALT SOLD
Two Players Go to Sally
League.
CLIMBERS WITHIN THE LIMIT
Manush Goes to the TaH-End
Savannah Club.
DeBsit Who Has shown Flash Of
BrilIiancy, Is sold to Mulla-
ney's JacksonvilIe oufat-
Go West Tomorrow.

Next Saturday IL the 18th OF May
Just thirty days since the opening of
magic day on which every club In the
League Is compelled TO trim for action
and get within the player limit Of fif-
teen men. Yesterday morning Gremin-
ger had seventeen men on his pay roll.
four outfielders, five infelders, six
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
EDITED BY
WALLACE SCREWS JR.
GULLS GOING SOME
MAKE n scu3 sE.A9IcHr from NEW
fnninG-Hardy Had Great Day
b Field and st

Mobile, May io.--Mobile won her fourth
consecutive game from New Orleans this at
ternoon In another OF her famous finish ~
IN the tenth inning. Petit betted for Hop
by Benson and scored on Hardy's long drive
70 center. which was his fourth hit 10 four
times up. HIS batting and fielding were
the features Of the game.
New Orleanf only run was made In the
first on Hopkins muff OF ReaGan's fly. .
passed ball and q wild pitch Nl
Benson scored Mobiles first run In this
fifth on Dexterfs error. Hardy's single and
Bittrolfrs saorifice fly out. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

summary--sacriflce hits, Newton, q.
Two base hits. Bayless, 1. Double
Rockenneid TO Greminger, /. Stolen
bases, Hart, /; Pope. 1. Base on balls.
Bliss. 3: Atkins. g. Hit BY pitcher. Al.
kins, (Gremingerl: Biiss, (Winfers
!. Bases on. errors. Montgomery, o.:
Atlanta o. Left on bases. Montgom
cry. 4; Atlanta. 10. Straek out. BY
2;05. Umpire Pfennlnger game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

summary.--Struck out. by Perdue. 5;
by Manuel Q. Bases ON balls. on Per.
due b: OF Manuel /. Sacrifice hits. IN
lam, Bowen. Hit by pitcher. Hen,ine-
fsohertson. Raub. Home run. McGii-
vray. Double plays. Eilem 20 boweB
to Gygli. Time i:4o. Umpire. Fitzsim-
mons. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

summAry--stoien bases. Hueisrnan, Dex.
ter Sacrifice hits, Benson. Sacrifice fiyout.
Bittroiff. Two base hits, Thornton. Double
plays schriver to Robe; Rhotcn 20 sabriei
Benson TO Rhoton TO Sabrie. Struck out ~
Bittroiff. o.: off Hess, Q. wild pitch. Bit
trolff. Hit by pitcher. Robe. DeMcntreviiie.
REAGAN Passed ball Harry. Z Left on basss:
Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
AMERIcAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. May 10.--Chicago today de-
feated Washington. the frst OF the
hard fought eleven inning game, i 20
weakened sand successive hits By
White, Hahn and Welday, gave Chi
cago the winning run. Score:
chicago geo 900 600 Ell a = s;
Washinktofl 900 900 900 O0-0 /
Batteries-White and Sullivan; John
son and Street. Time, 1850. EMPIRES.
Connolly and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

took them both from Adams Street yes
terday.
The score Of the FIRST game was
TO 5. The features Of the game was
the steady pitching OF Hurley and the
batting or Patrick and sWhaley. =
The score Of the second game was
10 to 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

summary-Two-hase hit, Baerwald.
Bocher, Tarieton. Bases on balls. on
Dick O. Struck out, by Buchanan 3. by
Dick g.. Hit by pitcher, by Dick
(sentz.) Double plays, Baerwald TO
carey. Time. 1880. Umpires, o'Brien
and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Detroit-New York rain and cold.
Cleveland Boston: rain.
Chicago, 1; Warrington. o.
Philadelphia 8; ST. Louis. /.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

st. Louis, NO.. May 10.-PhiIadelph,a
took the hrst game OF the series from
ST. Louis this afternoon by score OF
TO 1. Waddell was unsteedy and ne
was hit effectively. The deiding be-
hind him was poor.
Scorer RH n
ST. Louis z 200 001 000--l 3
Philadelphia Z. .003 coo 11O--k b
Batterfes--Vadden and Stephens:
Plank and Thomas. Time 1:Aa. Ums
pires. OLoughlin and Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
WHIPS CUMBERLAND
AUBURN TAKES EIRsg OF SERIES
The PoIytecfanic Boys Are Proud Of Their
victory, aa They Are COMPARING
Their strength With the
Univcreity.

Auburn, May i0.--(speeisL)-In a seven
inning game. Auburn had no trouble in de-
feating Cumberland today. Reynolds worked
himself out Of several holes In good style,
while his support, though ragged At times,
was good In pinches.
The Cumberland catcher was injured in
collision 1T the plate. but gamely kept
on.
season. Auburn had no trouble In finding
the ball, especially Hardage and Mccoy.
Auburn scored two In the second on four
on three hits and an error, And q well plac-
ed sacrifice by Stewart:
q Hall for Auburn caught a very good game.
Reynolds famed eight. and Ball whipped
four.
Score;
Auburn -. =. 300 600 IS I
Cumberland -. -. 700 900 % S 2
Batteries: Reynolds and Hail; BAN and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
cntfernon ReIeanea.

New York. May lO.-The Brooklyn
baseball club today released outfelder
Tom catterson to Buffalo. OF the Esat-
ern League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
New Rural Carrieru.

washington, May 1O.-(Speclaf D
ALIVE A. TathAm appointed regular
Joseph j. latham, substitute. rural
carrier. Route !, at Wheeler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Little Rock, Q; Memphis, I.
Mobile, Q; New Orleans, 1.
Atlanta. Q; Montgomery, ].
Nashville. .; Birmingham. 4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

New York, q; Boston. !.
Brooklyn. q; Phiiadelphias 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Toledo, q; st. Paul, 5.
Kansas City, .; Indianapoiis. 1.
Louisville, s.; Milwaukee, 8.
Columbus, /: Minneapolis. 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Matches. Mlsa, May e.--(speoiaI.)
-Secre: Jefferson. 8; Nashville Uni
versity. 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
INDOOR BASEBALL.
.standinw Of the Teanas.

Interest in the Y. NJ, C. A. indoor
baseball league continues and the two
contests played last night were the
most Interesting OF the season. . The
hrst game between Montgomery and
Birmingham was the feature OF the
by score Of 3 to Z, but Hall should
have had q shut out game. Two OF
the three hits on him came with two
men out and after two chances had
been given to retire the side. Hall did
not walk q man. and but Ave Mont
gomery players got to first. three on
hits and two on missed third strikes.
being made on him, bat ne walked
seven men during. the ave innings and
several runs would have been scored
OF the Birmingham team.
The score: RHE
Btrmin Gham.. ~ 090---z / 3
Montgomery. -. 90 a0s--g 4
BAfteries--Hall and yass; Burt and
Marcus.