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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Bliss Was the Star of the Day. PITCHED A ONE-HT
 GAME IN THE FIRST The Dubs Never Had. Anything That Looked Like a Chance. In the Second Battle Juul Was opvo.es to Masaei and the Moptgon-
 cry Twirler Got Bad
 Break in the Luck.

The double bill was split up In Dub- town yesterday with the score 2 to o In each game. the Climbers landing the nrst and dropping the second, both
 Elmer Bliss was in for the first game and the big fellow was in rare form, not only scoring clean shutout, but coming pretty. close to pitching a mo- hit hit, game. Only one hit was made off harmless. Grant i schopp % was Su1 in m for wss tss Dubs and the Climbers went after him ming. '
 During. the seven innings. nine hits them punched in the third Inning when q couple of singles, a sacrifice. base on three runs.
 Bliss was given srrorlsss support, S,nd wniie sa,nnp couple of errors were made be- the third Inning, however. Dan Pfsn- ninEer was on balls and strikes in both games. oBrien being on base de-
 Daley started the third with a clean sacrificing him to second Schopp was evidently afraid of George Whiteman. and walked him. but right there ns made bad blunder. as 1t paved the way for the three runs. Champ os- bslsyp pushed els%a Shan one .S right sid one to left aeld for two bags, White man and Osteen scoring. Spike shan to third: Pope was fit by the bah. But the side was retired, but the three runs had won the game, Bliss never giving the Dubg the slightest chance. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14

Columbus. 8: Jacksonville. 5. Columbia, 6; Macon, 0.
 Augusta, l; Knoxville, 0. Chattanooga, 9: Savannah. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
BIG AMATEUR GAME
 IS SCHEDULED TODAY

Among the amateurs of the city ex- citement runs intense. The cham pionship games of the City League will be played on this afternoon at the West End ball park In a double-hesd- sI s5. bstwsen sss Th ths scalHsys and the n Bun somewhot to the dyed-in-the-wooi fans who follow the Climbers in the Southern League. for the City League games have been worth seeing throughout the short season.
 There are but four teams in the ship of the city lots. -..e Scalpers have the advantage of the Rumble Bees by one game. If the double header should be split this afternoon, the Scalpers retain the championship, but should they lose, the Rumble Bees will crawl upon the top of the heap. the Rumble Bees had the jump on the league, but on last Tuesday the High land Park gang stung the Bees for q double header. and the Scalpers were. sent ahead.
 The Bees feel that they have the. call on the championship. and while nervous about the result of the dou- will whip the Scalpers.
 Friends of the Scalpers on the oth-. CT hand are more than confident of: the rag. They have a lead of one game. and the worst kind of luck can only split the double header The chance of losing the pair is not even considered. and when mentioned Is hooted at.
 It win be fight to the finish at West End this afternoon. and neither. team will give up until the, last man is out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14

Totals .... ..a3 O 10 24 14 8 'Batted for Hickman In eighth. lBatted for Ludwig in ninth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
MOTORS IN GULF.
Race from New Orleans to Mobile is
 Planned,

|. New Orleans. Aug. .13.-Interest in the proposed long distance motor boat race from New Orleans to Mobile and return reached a climax today when Commodore Ernest Jahncke. of the Southern Yacht Club, announced that he had called a meeting of the Board of Governors of that organization for next week when the race would be dis cussed and conditions made.
 Advices from Mobile say that the Mobile Yacht Club will enter several boats in the race. Entries from other clubs along the gulf coast are expect ed in the race. Entries from other clubs along the gulf coast are expected. It is planned to make the race an an- nual affair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
RAFTIS GOES TO
 WORK FOR PELICANS

Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 1s.-(special. ) Orleans club today Waivers having been asked on DeMont and Hoffman, d change Is looked for with Captain Rohe q at second replaced at third by Raftis although Manager Frank will not dis cuss any possible change.
 The Pelican leader Is leaving notn- ing undone to strengthen his squad for the final spurt In hopes of turning the did on him last season. when he was nosed out of the -pennant. Further changes may be made with a view ot getting together the most formidable bunch possible for twenty-five road games, which will close the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Piratea Beat PhiIliea.

Pittsburg. Pa., Aug. 1a.-Pittsburg won from Philadelphia herel tofay In twelve innings by c score of ? to 1. McQuillen pitched splendid game but was responsible for the winning run. clarKs to score core Prom oG second Sr base. 0T The visitors secured more hits than the To- calls, but Leeyer was strong with men on bases and was backed by brilliant PittsbSrg Fstub score .olO 900 900 ooi-sS Q Philadelphia .o00 100 900 0o0--1 II 1
 Batterles-Leever and Gibson: Me- Quillen and Boooin. Time. 2:o6. Um- pires, Rigler and O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Jack Iohnnon Fined.

Chicago. Aug. 13.--Jack Johnson, heavyweight pugilist champion of the world, was fined SIS and costs today Tn the Harrison Street Court for ex- ceeding the municipal speed limit in his automobile yesterday. Johnson in- sisted that his rapid pace was due to a desire to catch a train and not to . racing spirit. The magistrate refused 10 accept the excuse and Imposed the fine which was immediately paid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
HARNESS RACES.
Country Jay Trots Under the Sad

Country Jay Trots Under the saddle.
 Cleveland. O.. Aug. lS--country Jay reduced the worlds record a ot 2;ls ,a i,a 1-e at the last day Of the meeting at North Randall today. Reamey Macey. son of Gus Macey. the driver, rode was held by Charlie Mack. ridden by c. K. G. Billings. at Glenyille, in iso4.
 San Francisco's attempt to bleak the the stallion a mile in 2:t 3-4. The-free-for- all pacing race proved the best one of the day. Aileen Wilson the opening and friends of Citation took considerable money at this price.s Baron G. drew the pole, but soon gave way to the favorite. At the half. Ci- second in the next quarter and entered the stretch in the lead to come home winner by four lengths. Aileen Wilson taking third.
 Citation against the neid Citation led away fast, suiked in the stretch and lost to Aileen Wilson in 2:os i-4 in the
 Aileen Wilson sold at s1oo to SIS against the field before the third heat. she won by half a length from Re- proachless in a hot finish.
 heat in two years, logged home in ev- cry heat of the 2:09 trot.
 Summaries.
 2:i7 trot. purse sf,ooo:
 Telemachus. b. S.. by onward sil.
 yer. Bessie E. D. by Noryadine., Hiids B.. oh. m. CRurch} ,......2 2s Almador. br. s. tDurfee) ......,4 3
 Estell Boy. Ethel Mas and Nxoga4 also started. Time 2;1l 3-i; 2:t2 Ia:
 a:i7 pace. purse sI,5Oo:
 Star Patchen. blk; S., by Joe Pat.
 chen, dam Sarah Ann. iby This The s, sS.:S% sS"S D. g, sco1j,,: ;::.ss
 King Cole. onheld. Argot Hal. Fred 2:O4 S-4: a:os i-4; 2:07 3-s.
 1908 trot. purse si.2Oo: The ., HarSs.ssr Ssm sSss,ss Ss sy by WSlas. nna Fl vietress b. m, iRos:esmiiiirej)... .....a |
 aenteei H. Beatrice Beliini. Miss Adbell and zomlata started. Time. s:os
 Free-for- ali pace. purse s1.2so: Aileen Wilson, blk. m, by Arrow-
 wood. Damellac. by Redneld. citation. & b. m.. m tMcMdahio;n;ji ......f l Reproachless, blk. m. tsnank). ..s s3
 0aron Grattan and Dan S. started. Time 2:o5 1-4: 2:o3 1-4; 2:o9 1-i.
 Special exhibition events: County Jay (Macey) to beat the worlds trotting record of 2:13 s-t under saddle. Time by quarters, 33 1-4; 1906 3-4; I:ss t-3:
 San francisco taeers) to hest the trotting stallion record of 2:o2 i-s. Time by quarters. s2 1-4: 1:o4: i:3S: 2:04 s-A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14

It was Herbert Juul against Moxie Manuel in the second affsir. and just as lns s t maaSasl SaTdsr than Dubs hit Juul, but Manuel was steady in pinches. had splendid control and was given Fingery backing. that with sRy to ths game 00e the ssres 'S Ssssa ASs S balls that Juui gave. two of them were given to Stavs 9fr 2 hit. the third ens inai count should have been ] to in in favor of Birmingham and with perfect support. 1t is questionable how 1t would ntSs I, iooRss eSiasr Ssa SSs for the Dub. in the opening chapter. Witb one down Ksr- win walked and Whitem@n hit safe. Manuel filling the bags with only one Rocky was up next and his pinch hit had cinched the first game. 1t looked as if the second one would be cinched a double play when he drove one at faygli. and the side was retired.
 There was another chance in the sec Snd With t%o gGnSe SI AasT his safe S,t ana sa
 Only one hit had been made cif Juul Sp to the third while niy hiS onlS o,ss-S SasS on in the afst ts save a Sit, with 2 run: ner on second. Manuel hit safe in the third and was sacriiied to second by head and walked Molly. McGiilvary hit to left, but Daly shot 1t back to the infield too quickly for Manuel to score and the bags were full with two down. Yancey. the hard hitter, was up next, but the best he could do was fly that Pope got--and Juul was out of
 Manuel did some pitching in the fourth that saved the game for the Dubs. Osteen and Rocky, the first two men up in that round, had hit safe Shannon tried to bunt. but Manuel had too much steam on the ball and Spike struck out. Still there was bright chance to register with runners on first and second and only one out. but Manuel doused the glim by strik- ing ont Joe Pope. Then t didn't lock so good and when Hart hit to Larsen and Rocky was thrown out at second. 1t was all or.
 the Fourth. Larsen hit safe and vent Then the double steal was was, started; at second. Larsen scoring. The ball went to center field but Whiteman got 1t to Osteen in time to kill Manuel
 EiIam walked with one out in the fifth and got to third oE Moly's drive to right. Juul threw wild to Osteen to catch Ellam on the bag and nc scored, Molly going to third and being squeezed in by McGilvray's bunt to Os' teen, making the third run.
 Nothing more was done and the game ended that way. The score was:
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Badly Beaten.

Chicago. Aug. i3.--New York batted Kroh. Higginbotham and Hagerman ofi the rubber today at the start and made five runs. Overall took the box in the third with runners on second and third and none out. One hit was made off him in this inning. scoring the last of New York's six runs A Chicago two runs in the second.
 Score: S.H. E. Chicago -. ......020 900 00o-2 2 New York .......501 000, o00-6 12
 Batteries-Kroh. Higginbotham. Ha german, Overall and Moran; Raymond and Schlei. Time. 1858. Umpires. klem and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
GoIf a3 Tate sprtnn.

Tate Spring. Tenn, Aug. 13.-(Spe- cial. "A large crowd witnessed today an exciting contest on the links of the Tate Spring Golf Club in the semi-finals of this weeks tournament. w. P. Rowan, of Knoxville. and W. W. Crawford. Jr.. of Birmingham. were the winners over Fred Stockden. of New Orleans, and H. Block. of Allan ta Rowan and Crawford will play the finals Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
"Wild Bill, wtua.

Washington. Aug. 13.-Donovan was big puzzle to the Washlngtons to- day, especially when runners were on first. and as result Detroit won to 0. Catcher Blankenship. with a brok- sn finger, was a big handicap to the locals and the runs of the visitors were chiefly made through his wild throwing.
 Score: R.H.E. Detroit ... 200 010 200--5 14 l
 Batteries-Ober erlin. Smith and Blank enship and Killifer: Donovan and Schmidt. Time. 1885. Empires, Kerin and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
TWO CITY COURT CASES.
NegrO Fined for Violating Written
 Rent Contract.

Only two cases of any importance were settled in the Montgomery City Court yesterday during its session.
 The first was that of Capp Oliver. 6 negro charged with violating a writ ten rent contract. He was found guilty by the court and fined $500 and costs.
 Oliver signed a written rent contract and received advances in money from T. L. Mccullough. white man of Mc- Gehees, to the amount of $400. He Chen quit work and left the land.
 The case of A. K Patterson, a white man, charged with violating the State live stock quarantine law. was mol pressed. Patterson was charged with driving cattle from Coosa County. a quarant4ned district, into Montgomery County. '-' ''~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
R.H E.
ChIcane Reats New York

New York, Aug. l8.-Chicago defeat- ed New York to 8 today in an unin- teresting game and took possession of race. Walsh. who has been laidi up Tor some time with a sore arm, pitched for the visitors and was effective after the first inning. Three of Chicago's four runs were the result of. fielding and Chicago :. .. .... 100 2o1 ooo-4 10 ? New York 200 OO1 OO0-3 {
 Batteries-Walsh and owens: War hop and Sweeney. Time, 2:0o. Um- pire, Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
CHAPPELLE MAY
 GO TO NEW ORLEANS

Big Biil Chappelle. former pitcher of Memphis team, returned today from Rochester in the Eastern League, where ne rhe Boston Nationais control his contract and a trade Is said to be un- der way whereby he will finish the season with New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
pn.sen Dead Bodies.

Cape Town. Aug, l3--The British steamer Insiza has come in here and reported having passed four dead bodies floating at sea ten miles from land off the mouth of the Bashee river. It is believed here that these bodies may have come from the wreck of the steamer Waratah and a vessel will be sent out to make an investiga- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
CHAMPS LOSE OUT
ATLANTA DEFEATS NASHVILLE IN
 CLOSELY PLAYED GAME.
Manager Bernhard Essayed to Pitch And He Lost His own Game
 By a Wild Toss.

Atlanta, Ga. Aug, 13-Manager Bernhard pitched for Nashville this afternoon and lost his game by a score Of to 2. Atlanta got the third run bases full. One of the runs for AL lanta was the result of a wild pitch
 by Bernhard, while Bayless was on third. There were few close decisions and Umpire Carpenter was not molest- ed except by one wordy spectator.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Rroelxlxn Defeated.

St. Louis. Mo. Aug. i3-St. Louis de- feated Brooklyn In the second game of the series today, 5 to {. Bell was ,hit hard In the fourth for three runs. McElveen's error, Kopetchy's tripple and Q passed ball by Marshall netted
 Score by innings: R IT. D. St. Louis ........ 900 300 02'--5 8 Brooklyn ....... 010 010 1I0-a ]
 Batteries- -Beebe and Bliss; Bell and pire, Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
JACKSON WON'T RUN.
Birmingham Man Not Candidate Fol
 Lieutenant Governor.

Lieutenant Governor.
 Birmingham. Aug, -(SpeciaO-F M Jackson has returned from Mont gomery, where he has been working in the interest of several bills. When asked as to the political situation throughout the state. Mir. Jackson said: "The leaders will be founj fighting for a cause instead of per sonal ambition" -
 He denies that he Is in any way a candidate for lieutenant governor of the state.
 Mir. Jackson admonishes the people in favor of the reform measures yet before the legislature to get busy and send strong delegations to the capitol city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Rresnnhan Put nnA

New York. Aug. 1S-Roger Bresa- han, manager of the St. Louis National baseball team. was today suspended for three days by President Heydler Bresnahan's suspension was the out growth of trouble during the game between New York and St, Louis on Wednesday last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
STANDS BY 0'BRIEN
KAVANAUGH THREATENS THE
 LEAGUE CLUBS.
Declares That Unless Empires Are Giv- en Better Police Protection They May Lose Their
 WR0mehSeeN


 Little Rock. Aug. ls.-(Special.l l< Unless clubs give umpires more police protection in the Southern League, many forfeited games may happen as a result of President Kavanaugh's in- strpcttons issued through Secretary Miller.
 Complaint has been received from Montgomery and Birmingham club Presidents, the latest being wire to- day from President Baugh. at Bir- mingham, asking that Pfenninger be allowed to work without oBrien,. who has escaped mobs in four different cit les this season. the last being at Bir- lnlngham yesterday.
 Secretary Miller netifled President Baugh that if conditions were as rep resented and that 0Brien would De tuition called for all clubs furnishing ample police protection for umpires and that such would be expected.
 The penalty Is forfeiture of the game and possible forfeiture of the fran chise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Augusta Man Dies of FaA.

Augusta. Ga. Aug. 13--Arthur Bleak ley, one of the leading dry goods mer- chants of Augusta. fell from a third story window of his flat to the side walk this morning, about 1 o'cloclxs sustaining a broken leg and other ins juries. He died tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14

Gilvray. Stolen bases. Molesworth, &; Larsen. Manuel. Double plays. Mccil- vray to Kane to McGilvray; Larsen to McGilvray. Struck out. Manuel 9; Juuj l. Base on balls. Manuel 1, Juul 2 |. Hit by pitcher. Manuel (Osteen, Rock. enheld.) Time. 1905. Umpiree, Pfsn- ninger and O'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
XYnfaR PnIn IAa1na

New Orleans. Aug. 1s-A water polo the South. The game is> being played in nearly every gymnastic club in New Or leans and definite plans have now been set on foot for the formation of q league in this section in the near future It will be the first league of the kind ever organ ized in the Southern Stateg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14

Summary-Two base hit, Daubert, Baerwald, 9; ieMontreville. Sacrifice hits, Weimer. oLeary. Keiber. Stolen base, Dexter. Baerwald. Double plays, Cranston to Baerwald to Daubert; O'Leary to Daubert. Hits off Paige, 6, in four innings with runs Struck out, Pruitt. 2; Keiber, B. Base on balls. Paige. 2; Pruitt. 1 Keiber, {. Hit by pitcher. Coulson. Time i:4s. Umpire Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
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MEMPHIS WINS ONE
DEFEATS NEW ORLEANS IN A HARD
 HITTING GAME.
Paige Was Batted Out of The Box Keiber Was Hit Hard, But
 Kept Drives Scattered.

Memphis. Tenn, Aug, 13-Memphs broke its "hoodoo" today by winning from New Orleans 5 to 3. Keiber pitched for the locals and although he yielded nine hits. he kept them well scattered. Paige was replaced by Pruitt in the fifth after the former had been located for doubles by Daubert and Baerwald. Score:
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14

1 Is not e manager. . player. a sporting writ. a fan who will not enter the general chorus which has for It's object his transfer ence to other fields in which he may give better service and be in less danger. =
 H. ". R. In Birmingham Age-Heral0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Motor Raee. PostnOneA.

Indianapolis. Aug. 13.-On account of the rain. the motor cycle races scheduled for today at the motor speeds day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Summary-Innings pltc'

Summary-Inning pitched. Hickman. man. [; Suggs. 2. Two base hits. Coll lins. Flood. Sacrifice hits. Persons. Flood, McCay. Stolen bases, Wheat, man, 1. Struck out Higgins. 5; Suggs. 1. Left on bases, Little Rock, 9; Mo- bile. 8. Passed ball. Ludwig. Double play. Hoey to Perry. Time. 1:Ao. Um- pire, Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Trotter Lower. DFarIx.

Cleveland, O.. Aug, 13-At the Ram jail track this afternoon Country Ray, worlds record for trotters under sad de making the mile in 2:10 1-2 The former record, 2;13 3-4 was made by Charley Max, ridden by c. K. G. Bill ines in 1904 at GlenYille.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
MOBILE SHUT OUT
BUT COT TEN HITS OFF HIGGINS
GuiIs Swat Ball When It Didn't Count, While Little Rock Lands With Half Number
 ef Hits.

Little Rock, Aug. 1s.--Mobile sot ten hits of Higgins today, but was unable to get them with men on bases and suffered a shutout. Little Rock scored her one run on Rhoton's tumble of Higgins's grounder, Persons's sacrifice, Ludwig's passed ball and Floods double. Hickman was taken out to let Fritz bat for him in the eighth and Suggs finished the game. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Two Rattea Frorn Rox.

hitting game here today in which both waddell and Dygert were knocked out of the box. Philadelphia defeated St. Louis to s. Hartzell of St. Louis. out five singles in as many times at bat. President Ban Johnson. of the American League, denied that Tim Hurst had been dismissed as umpire. He said he would investigate the case fully while here before taking action. Score: R. Fl. ID. St. Louis =. .. 1000 200 ao0-s II 2
 Batteries-w waddell, Dineen and Stephens; Dygert, Coonbs. and Living stone. Time. I:A5. Umpirea. Evans and PerrineP.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
nrerlxn WorId,n Record.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Aug. 1G- Hedgewood Boy and Llfy Maud C.. broke the worlds record to pole here The former record was 2:05 l-2 made by Prince Direct and Direct-Hal in i s02 at Memphis