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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-01-07

The days are getting longer
including the Sundays.
Whatever you do-do it we'll
better than your neighbour you
can.
"Turn 'em loose" said the Ward
en- on Christmas--but the place
was locked.
How about that vaudeville en-
tertainment the boys are threaten
ing to pull off?
Mr.. l.. III. is the tallest man
here. But he says he never looks
down" on others.
jealousy stings like an adder.
Therefore be not jealous or envl-
GUS of thy nelghbor.
Pete, the waiter, smiles once in
a while all reports to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
SHOW are things goingY' one
fellah asked of another. 'One day
at a time," he replied.
Webb and Ford lent color to
the occasion at the quarterly meet
ing of the Chautauqua.
There is one name on the roster
of Chautauqua officers which
sounds appetizing-Pye.
There's fellow named Frank
over in the shoe shop. He's Frank
by name and frank by nature.
"Good night, boys said one OF
the officials recently. "That sounds
good to me-" said the slim printer
"How do you spell excel?' asked
printer. Sometimes around
here, ex.cell." Good enough, Ho-
ratio!
Gilbert, the captains runner
says "pulchritudinous" has too
many syllables in it-otherwise it
is o. k.
as yo gwine or is yo' comm p
asked one colored Teller of another
81 dunno. Wake me up and see,
he replied.
Mr.. H in the stewards office
is due for a journey homeward
very shortly. May the best OF
luck attend him.
Tim says he expects to march
out in March. In the meantime
he is pounding a Remington in
the tailor shop.
Kindliness begets kindliness-
sometimes. Anyway it is more
comforting to remember a kline
deed than bad one.
ST Haskell says he has Butcl
beaten on weight-fguring at the
rate of 81 ounces to the pound
He says Butch's eyelashes are too
light.
Sure cure for obesity says
medical man: "Cut open to-
stomach take all of the inside
out-and then put a few of then
back"
"Are you a University gradu
ate?' asked one Teller of another
"Yes," he replied, Il am gradual
of the University OF Har'
Knocks"
The colored chap who pound
the big bass drum in the locs
band says he feels competent no.
to beat his way thru life when h
gets out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
Climbers Twirler In
Form.
PELICANS BEATEN In
ORDINARY CONTEST
Kerwin Hits For The Entire
Circuit.
Greminger's Tossers Play Brand Of
Ball That Would Win Anywhere.
Same Teams Hook Up This
Afternoon.

The Pelicans got to Forest Thomas
yesterday for eleven hits, but so ad-
mirably scattered were they, they did
not amount to anything except in three
| rounds. The Climbers punched -FOUR
of their ten hits of Pruitt in the open
ing chapter. virtually landing tne
10 to in favor of the Clinpers
There was a switch in the Pelican
infield, Manager Frank leaving Bill
Raftis at home, Hess playing first ana
The Climbers went after Pruitt In
the first inning in way that looked
dangerous for the safety OF the Peii-
can twirler. Pruitt started on badly ny
walking Daily and then , instead w Un IaS
at the bali and sent 1t to deep right
field for q clean home run. Whiteman
hit clean and he got to third on os-
teens sacrifice and Hockys mt 70
one that Rohe whistled to. Pope nit
to third and Robe made the throw.
Hess dropping the ball ana GreminRer
getting to third.
Shriver threw to second. but the ball
was returned to him low and Grenip-
ger scored, Hart driving Pepe In with
a two-bagger. Thomas hit clean ana
Hart scored, sliding to the plate. DAILY
was up for the second time In the
inning. but Shriver got his foul,
Hueisman hit for two bags In the
second, got to third on Dexters hit,
and scored on Hess ny to Kerwin.
making II 8 to 1.
Kerwin walked in the last half OF
the second. Whiteman hit safe. and
Osteen sacrificed them roth, Rocky
driving them in with hit that went
by Lindsey.
weimer hit for three pags in the
sixth and scored on Dexter's sacrince
fly. ss.,-.
err beat out hit. Pruitt hit one past
Thomas ana Lindsey hit to center.
hlling the bags. Shriver scored ON
HIPS sacrlrice ny " 70 r. pd Kss,w YIN "e
with one gone in the last half OF
the seventh, Rocky hit safe and Grenn-
| niger drove one that nearly knocked
Dexter down. Both scored on Pepe's
| three Dagger,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
DOPE PLACES
LOCALS THIRD
Position Depends on
Weeks Events.
POSSIBILITY FOR NEW ORLEANS
Probab ility, However, Slim foi
Finish Ahead Of Montgomery.
Should Montgomery Win Two Of Five
Remaining, and PeIicans Win
-Four, Grcminsers bunch win
stiII Lead Frssk,s.

lea Tns peSS natn.r, races In the four
and American Association-are rapidly
drawing to the windup of the 1909
Only FIVE more games are 81 b4 play
ed by Montsomary and fye Tyre "
New Orleans and this a. reui,y .ho fen-
ture race Of Dixie's ma.or league The
Pelicans play at Capitol Heights to-
season at Sulphur Dsrl Thursday, FRI
After the i've New Orleans games
games and as the Turtles are rether
disorganized just now-t:harley Fritz
disabled, Rudy ScnwsnN gone TO the
to do " the huriins in Atlsgta and
Montgomery--Grem should have
no trouble In taking two Of the three
Right now the s.ie1bers are , shade
In front Of the Birds for third plac..
but the race between the two club. ~. NJ
' Yesterday.s easy victory gives the
Climber. ,ol nice ,wo ls ot ~ the ne Ave VIC to
bs pia sea they iSss viii nisS with an ay
saaEe ot $50 d. while nse IL me me nsxs
nlsy.d nh thew s viii %" only finish with an
have have 10 take both Of the neat two
James mes t tpqm the Nashye ina. Is pos
sibie Of course but hardly probabie.
II the Climbers can take four OF the
an average of $50. The only possible
way for the Pelicans to beat the
Climbers out of third place would pc
for Greminger's people 20 lose four OF
the next nve games and for the Birds
to win four of the next ive-and that
Ia not very probable. Figuring that
the Climbers will win two and ioss
three of the Ave and that the Pelicans
will win four and iose one and this
finai standing 1oad be: 49,
N NsHtE SsG:sSy. " f fss Il z ::s:s
SO from the present outlook II seems
that tho Climbers have third place
nailed down. They will hardly lose
three of the next i've games and it's a
good bet that the Peiicans will not
win four In four Of the next hve-ann
there you are.
The Crackers have cinch on the
pennant and the Volunteers are safe
| Tor the frunnerup--Mobile. Little Rock,
Birmin CHAM and Memphis finishing In
the order named
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
SCHOOLS OF TusKnaER.
They Begin Years Work Under Fn
ormble Conditions.

They Begin Years Work Under Fav-
orable Conditions.
Tuskegee, eSpt 13.--(Special)--The
Tuskeegee public school, under the
superintendence Of Prof. w. B. Riley,
opened this morning under most fav-
orable circumstances.
A large number of patrons and
friends gathered FOR the opening exer-
cises, which was led with scriptural
reading and prayer by Rev. Chappelle.
pastor of the Methodist Church.
Splendid talks were made by Prof.
Riley, DIR. John Massey, Senator H. G..
Merritt, C. W. Hare and w. p. Cobb.
DIR. Massey said in part, he stood
ready to give whatever counsel and
advice he could. and each speaker paid
a splendid tribute to this man, who
has been such a benefactor to Ala
bama.
The enrolment is the largest the
school has ever had.
Senator II. p. Merritt, Mayor Pow
ell, Sheriff Huddleston and Tax AS
SCISSOR Hendon, who favor the consti-
tutional amendment, left for Jackson's
school house this afternoon, whore
Senator Merritt tonight debated the
question with Aon o. 8. Lewis, who
opposes the amendment.
Four automobiles and several car
riages carried citizens to Glenn's
school house tonight TO hear Col. Floyd
b. Powell, w. w. Campbell and w 4.
p Cobb address the voters of Beat
Eight on the proposed amendment.
They want II adopted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

-four Hoses
-Four Quarts ..e0.TS
Express Paid
Greil Trading Co.. Pensacola, Fla. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

WIZ and ITS.
Boston, Sept 1S-Boston won the
first game OF a double-header from
teams played to a thirteen -inning, 4
to 4 tie in the second. darkness stop
ping the contest. The game was to
have closed the National League season
in Boston, but the tie will have to be
played off tomorrow. Sore: .
First game: X. II =.
New York :. . i. 900 001 0Oo-1 6 2
Boston -. -. .050 O1O 00"--6 o
Batteries-Wiltse and Meyers; Mat
tern ana Graham. Time. 1922. UNI
pires. Emslie and Kane.
New York .O4o 900 900 900 % S /
Boston =. oil 100 100 900 o. IL =
Batterles-Ames and Schlei: Fergu-
son. Richie and Shaw. Time. ago.
Umpires, Kane and Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
DAVIS
DEAD AT LAFAYETTE

- Lafayette, Sept. 13.-(Special.) DIR.
J. l.. Davis, postmaster at this place.
died at his home here yesterday morn
ing, and was buried this morning at
II o'clock by the Knights of Pythias,
of which order he was q member.
DR.. Davis had been i'll several weeks.
but his condition was not considered
dangerous until a very short time be-
fore his death.
He had served out one term az post
master, and was holding over under
q recess appointment. having been re-
appointed by President Roosevelt, but
not having been confirmed by the SEN
ate.
He leaves a wife and Ave children,
two OF whom, Gordon Davis and Miss
Cassie Davis, live here; Mrs. A. M.
Riley lives in Andalusia, Mrs. r.
Humphrey lives in Millen, Ca, and
James l.. Davis IL in New York.
DIR. Davis was a successful physician
before his appointment to the postoffice
but his health had grown bad and he
had almost retired from practice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati Wins.

Cincinnati. Sept. 13.-Cincinnati won
from Chicago in a close and interest
ing game. The visitors were unable to
hit Fromme. while they were credited
with four errors. The playing of Lo-
bert was the feature of the game.
Score: II. II. e -.
Chicago :. =. 100 600 OOO-l
Cincinnati .O01 COL 0i'-s l
Fromme and Roth. Time, 1:45. UNI
nire tombstone and ODaY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
GOLF PLAY STARTS.
Anuual IntercolleH iate Championship
Tournament IL Opened.


Rye, N. Y, Sept. 13.-The annual
championship tournament OF the inter-
collegiate Golf Association began today
at the Apawamic Club with team
Harvard played the University OF
Pennsylvania while princeton met
Dartmouth. Harvard won five matches
to one from Pennsylvania. while
Princeton and Dartmouth split even
with three matches each.
The results for match play between
Harvard and Pennsylvania were:
Sweeney, Harvard. beat Hepburn.
Pennsylvania, 2 up and / to goi Lanni-
gan. Harvard beat Ktrchner, Pennsyl-
vania, / up Blair, Pennsylvania, beat
Sollins, Harvard. 3 up and to CO.
smith. Harvard, meat Homie. PennsyI.
vania, 2 up; Sargent. Harvard. peAt
Ledge, Pennsylvania, up and 2 70 goi
Clark, Harvard. won from Petit, PENN
sylvania, by default.
The results for match play between
Princeton and Dartmouth:
Seckel. Princeton, beat Martin, Dart
mouth, 2 up: Gordon, Dartmouth, beat
Kay. Princeton. up; Lord, Dartmouth.
heat Vandyke, Princeton. B up and
to GO; Houston, Princeton beat Leon
ard, Dartmouth. 2 up; Boutwell,, Dart
mouth, beat McAdoo, Princeton, up
and / to go: Eddy. Princeton, beat
Shirgley. Dartmouth. up and TO go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
Pittaburx Wins.

St. Louis. Sept. 13.-Pittsburg bunch
ed four hits with an error and two
bases on balls, netting, four runs in the
second inning Of today's game and win
ming from the home team, to l. Lew
but the seventh, when a double. a sin
gle and a sacrifice fly gave st. Louis its
only run Score: R.H. Z {.
PittsburK .040 900 000-4 0
Batteries-Raleigh. Meter and Bres-
pahan; Lever and Gibson. Time. 1:35.
Umpire, KLEIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
COOsA ORGANIZES.
Delegates are Selected to Montgomery
Meeting.

Goodwater, Sept. 13.-tSpecial. i'm
response to the cali issued Saturday
there assembled at the court house
this afternoon about 100 citizens of
this and surrounding localities for the
purpose of selecting delegates to at
tend the Montgomery convention Wed.
nesday, September IL.
Interesting speeches were heard from
Hon. d. H. Riddle, Senator d. NJ
white, DR.. w. p. Moon, John A. Oar.
den and others and while the diseus-
sion was from adherents OF both sides
Of the prohibition amendment issue 1t
was ended with good feeling and was
free from all personalities.
So much of the afternoon was con-
sumed In speech making that a large
number of those who were present at
the commencing and who resided some
distance from town, were compelled to
start home before the point Of select
ing delegates was reached.
At q late hour, and after the conclu"
sion of speech making. Chairman J..
w. Kelly announced that the nomina.
tions of the convention delegates to
attend was in order. when the fol-
lowing were nominated and elected TO
attend the Montgomery convention: A.
O.. Newell. Sim Thomas, DR.. w. A.
Holloway. D. H. Riddle, J. w. Kelly
L. d. Coker, D. M. White.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
DIRECTORS MEETING
TO NAME SECRETARY

A meeting of the Board OF Directors
Of the MONTGOMERY Commercial Club
will be held tonight at o'clock In
the rooms of the club. The election OF
a secretary for the club to succeed Mr..
weaver who recently resigned that po-
sition will be considered. There are
several applicants for the position.
Mr.. Henry W. Parrish, Jr., Ii the
only Montgomery man applying for the
position. He has served as secretary
to Mayor league during his admins
tration and Is regarded - well fitted
for the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Shooting Of Policeman and q Baby are
Recalled.

Shooting Of Policeman and q Baby are
Recalled.
Birmingham, Sept. 13.-(Special. J.
The sensational shooting ARRAY In
which Police Oficer ]. w. Little, q lit
tie baby and two other men were shot
to death, In a raid on q home where il
was charged liquor was being disposed
OF. over year ago, was recalled. to-
day In the second division of the Grim
inal Court when number Of prohibi-
tion cases under the old law were call
ed up and three cases had to be mol
pressed because of the death of Mr..
Little, he being the principal and prac.
ucally the only witness for the state.
The second division of the Criminal
Court Is now engaged on appeal casea
from the police courts OF Birmingham,
Bessemer, Pratt City and Ensley, seme-
thing like seventy-five to 100 prohibi-
ton cases being among the number,
an entire week to be taken up in the
business.
Twelve forfeitures were taken today
on cases where the defendants were
not present bs-when,sthe causes were
called. 70 ~1-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
ODOM'S AIRsHIP.


q. T. Odom, a local builder of an
aeroplane announces that he will give
his machine Il trial the end OF this
week.
He has been notified that his engine
and helicopter. which are being can
ufactured for him In the North Will be
delivered In the next day or two and
he expects ito be able to get the ma
chine to the Fair Grounds. where his
tests will be made in private.
II his tests prove successful he viii
accept Invitations to participate in
some demonstrations at Indianapolis
and at state fairs in the South, es-
pecially In Alabama.
The building OF the aeroplans mas
been done In q private building ARD
but few people have been allowed 20
see 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
leon Llnr FOUND Again.

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 13.-Believed TO
be Leon Ling, the Chinaman hunted
by the police of the world for the
murder of Elsie Sigel in New York
a suspect is now held by the police
here pending a full investigation OF
his movements. The Chinaman was
arrested at an early hour today and
has refused to give his name or make
any abatement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
DEATH OF MRS. BRYANT.

AGED Woman of Tuskegee Passes
Away.
Tuskegee, Sept. Especial. Mrs
Albert Bryant. aged ~ years. died al
her home yesterday.
The deceased was only Ill one week
her death being due to blood poison.
Surviving her are her husband and
four little children, the oldest of which
Is only years
The remains were carried TO the fam
lily burying ground at Salem. Lee coun'
ty, for interment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
WANTS PAY FOR HORSES.


Birmingham, Sept. Especially
The board of revenue of Jefferson
county today discussed a demand
made on 1t for pay for the 70 IS of two
horses which were killed last week
when they ran away and dashed or
little county bridge alongside thu
mountain in fhe upper part of the
county.
Assistant State Mine Inspector NeilI
was In the buggy with another man
when the two horses took fright and
ran away, dashing down the noun
tain side. A sharp curve reached the
bridge when the horses wont on the
side, both being killed in the ravine.
The men escaped serious injury.
The owner OF the team. Mr.. Hamil :
ton. of Warrior, claims that the bridge
was not In the best of condition anc
the horses fell OF the side through
the railing and met death. A counte"
report was made by a road man sent
to the place to investigate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
For HOUsEkEEPERs

FOR HOUBEkEEPERS.
Alcohol, wines, beer and whiskey,
for medicinal purposes.
Write to
1. Brakeman & CO,
Pensacola, Fla.
su.tu-thu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
TORPEDO boats IN RIVER.
Frl0tiila on Way to st. Louis to Meet
Taft.

Port Eads. Sept. 13.-Cne torpedo
boat destroyer and three torpedo boats,
bound from Hampton Roads. Va. to st.
Louis. entered the mouth of the Mis-
sissipi River late this afternoon and
proceeded on their way to New Or
leans. This fiotilla, under command of
Lieutenant Mitchell. will serve as an
escort to the steamer Mississippi on
Its trip down the river from St. Louis
with President Taft the latter part Of
October.
The hotilla comprises the torpedo
boat destroyer McDonough and the
torpedo boats Thornton. Tingey and
wilkes. The McDonough 10 Lieuaen-
ant Mitchslrs flagship. Lieutenant
Charles A. Blakely 10 in command Of
the Thornton, Ensign Warren C. Nixou
of the Tingey and Ensign George @.
PedEram OF the Wilkes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
nrstlnh Ave nefeated .

Philadelphia. Sept. 1S.-America to-
day won the right to challenge Aus
tralia for the Davis tennis cup. Wa :
ming the match in doubles. three sets 70
two, This gives the United states
three OF the ave matches. Today's
match in doubles was won by r. d.
Little and H. H. Hackett, they defeat
Ing w. o. Crawley and J. @. Parke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

New Haven. Conn. Sept. 1s-captain
Edward II. Coy. the fun back OF tnS
W. 5ootbalI team will be unable to
tnin the Yale squad next Monday to
lake charge of the preliminary ten
days' practice. Several days ago. Cap
tain COY submitted to a minor opera
ton and has been advised to remain In
the hospital to ensure complete recov-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
PreIiminnry Of LIchtenfeIa.

Birmingham. Sept. 13.-(SpeciaD-A
preliminary trial will be given Albert
Lichtenfels, the steward who shot and
killed J. b. Kennedy. the proprietor
Of the Jefferson Hotel two weeks ago.
The trial will be before Judge H. b.
Alternately tomorrow afternoon and a
large number OF witnesses have been
summoned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
THEM DUBS" WIN
TAKE EASY GAME FROM LITTLE
ROCK.
Birzning ham Team In Absence of Man.
a9er Molesworth Wins Consist-
ently--No Special Features
Marked Game Yesterday.

Birmingham, Sept. 13.--tspecial. y
Birmingham had little trouble de-
feating Keith this afternoon. The To-
calls gave Dickson poor support. There
were no special features save. some
fine work by Marcan, GygA and McGil-
vray and a running catch by Perry Of
drive from Henline.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
YOUNG MEN FINED.
They Violated the Game Law Of Flor

Pensacola, Fla. Sept. 13.-(SpeciaD
Il. B. Steinmeyer. H. Graham, Bon
ME Bedlock and James Hopper. young
white men residing in the country, to-
day pleaded guilty in the Criminal
Court to the new law prohibiting the
shooting of bullbats at any season OF
the year, the law being based on the
fact that It is not a game bird.
They were ordered to pay costs or
court Of serve twenty days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
SOLICITOR WAS NOT
ARRESTED AS STATED

1t was Incorrectly stated in The Ad-
vertiser yesterday that p. w. Baker
had been arrested. The records OF
the city show that this IL not fact.
For that reason, this correction IL pub
lished. MIR. Baker 10 connected with
p. y, Collier q Son Of New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
Game Called $50
FAN Meeting Opens.

New York, Sept. l3.-Gravesend's fall
meeting opens tomorrow for twelve success
sive racing days. The features for the first
day are the Flatlands stakes and the First
Special which have attracted all the best
horses In training. The speculation stakes
will be wednesday, the Hitchcock
steep1echase on Thursday. while Saturdays
handicap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

The Montgomery Board of Education
held its regular monthly meeting last
night. The resignation OF Mrs. III. c.
Jones was accepted, as was also the
resignation OF one OF the teachers In
the negro schools. The Board. after
transaction of routine business. ad-
journed to meet again the second Mon
DAY In October
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
CALL NEW PASTOR.
Rev. .. j. johnson Elected Head Of
SyIacauga Church.

Sylacauga, Sept. 13.-(SpeciaL)-At a
congregational conference of the mem.
bership of the Baptist church yester.
day, Rev. ]. J. Johnson was unani-
mously selected as pastor to serve them
for the ensuing year.
Next Sunday at the Methodist Church
a Homecoming service Will be had and
all who have ever been members OF
the school are expected to be present
The Central Cotton Mill closed down
this week fof a week or ten days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
PICKS UP SCHOONER.
steamer ManteO Helps the Henry
Crosby.

Crosby.
Pensacola, Fla, Sept. 1S.-(Special.
The coast steamer Manteo. which ar
rived here today reports having pick
ed up the schooner Henry G.. Crosby.
which has been In the Gulf disabled
for the past ten days, and towing her
into Mobile harbor.
The vessel had become dismasted
two weeks ago when she encountered a
hurricane in the Gulf.
The steamer Everilda. which arrived
here over a week ago. reported having
spoken the vessel 200 miles off shore,
but the master OF the schooner did not
care to pay the sum demanded by the
steamer for towage to port.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
Selma Bunch disappointed.

The cloudy W5ather Yesterday was
big disappointment to a punch of Sell
ma people who came over yesterday
morning to be In on the first of the the
New Orleans games A good many of
them did not go out, but the lucky ones
that did go saw some of the classical
hitting that they have seen in many
as In fact, all Alabama Is, with the
exception OF the town that boasts the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Gussie Turner. a negro woman OF
Tuscaloosa. charged with having re-
moved property on which there was q
lien, was taken to Tuscaloosa yeeter-
day by Sherin z. r. latham OF that
county. She was arrested here by
Deputy Sherifs Reeves and Hail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
Hold negro Cor shooting.

Deecy billiard. a negro, was arrested
yesterday morning on a warrant sworn
to by Edith Bailey, a negress. charging
assault with intent to murder. The
woman says that billiard shot at her
three times Sunday night. The pre-
liminary hearing was set for yester-
day, but was continued until today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Pensacola. Fla. Sept. 1S.-Arrived:
Steamers Ventura de LarrinAga CIR }
Thompson. Montevideo and cleared for
Galveston.
Cleared: Steamers Trident (Br }
Thomas, Hamburg; PomRron CIR ,
Canham, London Wathield CDR ,
Clarke, Genoa,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
CRACKERS LICKED
BABB,s TURTLES TURN TRICK IN
ATLANA.


Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 12--Memphis kept
Atlanta from making the pennant- win
ming a certainty this afternoon by de-
featlng the near-champions in q ten
inning contest q to 1. Atlanta got but
Ave hits of Keiber and would have
been shut out had II not been for a
wild pitch he made in the ninth that
allowed Bayless to get to third, from
which point he scored on single by
Sid Smith,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14

Newport. II. l.. Sept l3.-Miss May suit
Datch in the ladies invitation tennis tour
lament In singles at the Newport casino to-
day from Miss Louise Hammond OF ne"
work. The score ell; G-2.