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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-09
First Tournament Held
in Montgomery.
R. q. EAUGH'S FINE PLAY
MARKS The FIRST DAY
Links Of Alabama Clubs Are Repre-
scented.
Ceatests WIN Continus Thrsush sso4
srsay, VIXEN the visiters WIN
BE IEnteFtained At the
Country Club. a.

The first annual golf tournament foA
the championship OF the state OF Alas
bama began yesterday morning on the
links of the Country Club OF this city.
with thirty-two enthusiastic golfers
qualifying In the morning events.
The nrst sixteen making the lovest
scores in the qualifying round Of
eighteen holes will compete far the
championship of the stale. while the
other sixteen play for tho Country
Club trophy.
The best score OF the morning was
made by r. H. Baugh, Of Birmingham.
who made the eighteen holes in eighty
shots. Some other good scorer In this
round were made by. H. e. Wood. %
Birmingham; g. c. Oliver. Of Birmina-'
ham, r. J. Watson. OF Birmingham;
r. H. Thach. of Birmingham: H string
fellow OF Birmingham; J. II. Norton Of
Montgomery. and p. T. Sayre. OF Mont
geometry.
Following In the complete list Of tbs
score made by all the golfers In the
qualifying round of eighteen holes yea-
terday morning.
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BELGIANS WIN GRAND
CHALLENGE CUP AT HENLEY


Henley. England July s.--The final
Of the Gand challenge cup was rowed
on here today and won by the club
Nautique de Gand, OF Belgium. which
defeated the Jesus College crew, OF
Cambridge by q bare length In the
fast time of seven minutes and eight
seconds. .
The Belgians took the lead In the
race early and passed the mile post
about three-Quarters of o length In
front. Jesus College then spurted, but
was unable to make much impression or
their rivals, who, roing strongly, and
with beautiful precision, finished in
time which has only been beaten twice
in the history OF the Contests for the
cup. 49,
The diamond sculls. the second big
gest event of the Henley regatta was
won by A. A. Stuart Of the Kingston
Rowing Club. easily. Lucas broke
down and gave up at the mile post
when Stuart was about two-iengths
ahead The winners time was eight
minutes and fhirty-one seconds.
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Music at "The Lions Head" today
8 to z, o to 1880 y. m.
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n. j. EuIier Relanaed.

Admission. July s--tSpeciaD-Robe
J. Fuller. who. 1t is said. is wanted by
the authorities of Clay county and who
is under charge of perjury in a bank
ruptcy proceedings In Talladega coun-
ty. has been released from the CAL
houn county jail under a bond of $500
in each case, following a preliminary
hearing before United States Commits
sioner c. b. Randolph in this city.
Fuller was under bond In Clay county
when he was arrested for the alleged
offense in Talladega, but IL Is said his
bondsmen refused to protect him when
they learned OF the additional charge
resting against him.
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INDOOR BASEBALL.

Now take these next two. Come
Billy Smith with your Crackersi
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Big Swat Fest
Good Scores Made BY
Golfers at Country Club
DOPE IN NATIONAL
DETERMINE PENNANT.
II New York Can Cheek Pattsburg and
Chicago They WIN Become Dan.
Gerous Rivals for Final

New York. July s--The winning q
the National League pennant depends
largely upon the outcome Of the series
Of games that start here today between
New York and PittsburE.
Chicago also plays here In the near
future, and II New York can snow ~.
periority over these two clubs. IL VIII
der for the championship. II New YORK
fails to check the Ptttsburg and Chi
caGo clubs. It will be clear sailing tor
them, as they apparently outclaas all
Mordecai Brown and Ed Reulbach.
the Cubs star pitchers. will not join
the champions during their present Sc
ries with Philadelphia. and II Will DO
longer before Reulbach viii be able to
take his turn on the slab. Browns
wife 10 Ill and Reuibach - suffering
from ptomaine poisoning.
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PLAY POSTPONED IN
ATLANTA TENNIS MEET

Atlanta, July ga drizzling rain and
high wind in the morning. together
with continued RAIN during the after
noon hours prevented the resumption
Of piay in the Southern Tennis Tourna-
II was at hrst thought that the rain
would cease during the afternoon; and
that some of the matches could be
played but early during the afternoon
II was seen that the entire days play
would have to be postponed.
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Amerfcam Ass0czmtNOn.
Milwaukee at st. Paul
Columbus at Indianapolis.
Kansas city at Minneapolis.
Toledo at Louisville.
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Some clasa to that ball game over
In Memphis. Charlie Dexter and Jake
Daubert each had seventeen chances at
first base. By agreement OF the TWO
managers the tie will be played OF Au.
gust 10, and, from the way the Turtles
are going now they will be up In the
race by then. That game should draw
bunch of people.
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Whitley Gueae had Nem going until he
the Dubs should not have scored.
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In the first inning of the first game
the Mobilians pushed six runs across
the pan. thereby securing q lead which
the Admission bunch was unable to
overcome. Outside of the first inning
not q Mobile man saw home plate
The game was featured by light batt-
ing although Roberts. F1lkner and
Bandy took the honors In this parti-
cular. Stratford. for Mobile, pitched
his usual good game and struck out
fifteen men.
The score by innings is as foIlows:
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That Augusta bunch Of Lou Castro's
seems to be on TO good start In the
second series of the Sally race, while
IL. Chattanooga II going along In the
same old way they did In the nrst Sc
rieS.
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err, won his ninth straight game yos-
terday. He looked mighty good when
he pitched that game at Capitol
Heights last spring, but IL seems no
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Actress In Court.

Admission. July s-(SpeciaI)-The
case of Margaret Dougherty against
the Ethel Morton Stock Company came
up for trial before Judge ]. f. Green
this morning. The attorneys for the
defendant made an appeal that the
case be dismissed on technica
grounds, and it was continued until
Judge Green could investigate fur
Their into the merits of the plea. The
case is a suit for $1,000 on an alleged
breach of contract. The actress was
fined IS for being late at rehearsal
and was later discharged.
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Haxelhurst Miss. July s.-When
Town Marshal Freeman attempted to
arrest Robert Barlow, planter. here
early today, charged with creating q
disturbance. Barlow. who. II 10 ASSERT
ed. had been drinking. drew his revolv-
err and began fring proniscuousiy.
Freeman's bullets were more accurate
however and Barlow was killed.
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Murry's pinch three-bager won the
game for the Giants In the first round
yesterday. and the Pirates dropped the
double header today, there will be o
scene at the Polo Grounds and likewise
sorrow in Pirtsburg
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GOLF NEWS.

Chicago, July s--Runcie B. Martin,
of the Wheaton Golf Club. lead field
the annual open tournament at the
WestwarNGolf Club today with a med
al score Of ~. three less than par
new amateur record for the journey.
Charles Evans. IT.. came within one
stroke of Martins record, playing
brilliant rs.
and Paul Hunter, OF Midlothian. 81.
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Pepe made O, great knock down AND
throw of Henline's hit In the third and
bowen made sensational stop OF
Greminger's hit in the last half Of the
same inning.
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VERY LISTLESS GAME
MORE ERRORS THAN RUNS WE'RE
MADE.
Mobile Wins ETom little Rock In Un-
Interesting Contest In Which
Each Team Made CLAIR
img Boobies.

Mobile. Ala. July s.-In a long and
tedious game In which more errors
than base hits or runs were made. Mo-
bile won the first of the series from
Little Rock this afternoon. 1t was a
sawback and forth for five innings,
Mobile made one in the sixth. forging
ahead. and Hickman held Little Rock
after that, striking out Jack OConnor
in the ninth inning when he batted for
Rhodes. Score:
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New YORK Bets Pirates.

New York. July s.--Though Pittsburg
Suthit the locals this afternoon: the !,
S to ]. New York won the game in
the first inning. when. following a base
on balls to Doyle and an error by Will
lis on McCormick's hit, Murray tripled.
Pittsburg .... 100 900 OOo--I 3
New York ..31o Dol O0"--5 o
Batteries-Willis, Lever and Gibson:
wiltse and Schlei. Time, 1:45. Um-
pires. Emslie and ODay.
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Japs Strengthen Arukden.

st. Petersburg, July "a dispatch
TO The Rech today from Hardin re-
4 norts that the japanese are strongly
reinforcing the garrison at Mukden.
which now consists of $4,000 men in
Guiding hfteen squadrons OF cavalry.
Trains of ammunition and provisions
are constantly arriving and. the Japa-
nese are actively repairing and extend
ing the Qualifications.
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WENT THIRTEEN INNINGS.
.mson and FIoraIa In An ExactinE

Samson and FIorala In An ExactinE
Game.
Samson. July s.-(Speciai.)-In the
prettiest game of the season Samson
defeated Florala In the last half of
the thirteenth inning by score Of to
0. Farmer singing ana Brunson send
ever seen on the local groundA
It was a pitchers battle from start
to finish.
Batterie for Samson, Valentine and
Farmer. For Florala, Carpenter and
Johnson Three hits of each pitcher.
Umpire. Angle.
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surnmary--stolen bases. Daley. !;
Rockenfied. /; Kerwin, /; Persons. >.
sacrifice hits. ELAN. /; Guese. !.
Three base hit. Pepe. Il. Home en run sr.
r"rs Montgomery, 9; Birmingham. ,.
Hits OF Dickerson. .: on Manuel; !.
left on bases. Montgomery. 4; birmlng-
ham. 5. Inings pitched. by Diekers9 nn
S .. Nv c5Nlese. 1; by Dickerson, J..
Struck Ss out. 81 Guese. 8; BY Dickerson.
2: BY Manuel. o. Time OF game. 100
Name of Umpire. Fitzsimmons.
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indianapolis jumps to second place
in the American Association, Kansas
City taking a double-header from Mia
neapolis. St. Paul cleaned up both ends
and indianapolis Ii pretty close to the
top. Only a few games and about four
teen points between the three leaders
some race thatJ
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BABBLERSGOINGFAST
PLAY PELICANs TWELVE INNING
THE GAME.
Remarkable Pitching ana snappy Fieid-
ing Prevented Anything That
Looked Like Score-Not
Hit More than Single.

Memphis. Tenn. July s.-Through
twelve innings. for two and a half
hours. New Orleans and Memphis tried
for a score, but remarkable pitching
and snapy fielding prevented, Each
player seemed at his best andthe game
continued until darkness without an
error. Second base was as far as any
of the New Orleans players could pro-
gress, while but one Of the home team,
Babb, reached third base. Pitching
honors were about even at the end :.
None of. the nineteen hits were for
more than one base. and were kept
well scattered.
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Looks like Il will be q couple Of
southpaws today. Juul against Grant
Schopp. Gremingers' people have struck
their s4ride now. ana that FIRST divtn-
ion 10 In sight.
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e. Louis. July S.-St. Louis won
hoth Games Of a double header from
cSieago today. the acres being Ave to
/ 10 o. Solid hitting featured the first
contest and fine pitching by Scott and
Dineen the second. Scott neu i .,
tjon in the ninth and by wild pitch
nut Norman on third. With two
strik es and three balls against him
Griggs popped a single over Isbell.
scoring Hoffman.
Score: X "a ~,
Chicago =. :. ,.001 600 0oo-1 10
Batteries-Powell and Criger; Flene
and sullivan. Time 1:A4.
Ct louis 900 900 0ol--I i
Chicago :. 1000 600 0oo--o 4 !
Scott and Owens. Time 1850. Empires.
Hurst and Connolly.
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Boston, Mass, July ga heavy wind
blew clouds OF dust across the field.
making good playing impossible in the
game between st. Louis and Boston.
which the latter won, 10 to 6. The home
team made seventeen hits on two pitch
ers. White was also hit hard but was
effective with men on bases.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
st. Louis .... 001 900 401--6 ~ I
Boston ......... O01'S600 1910 II 3
Batteries - Sallee, Backman and
Phelps White and Graham Time. 2:10.
Umpire, Kane. ~.~
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

HE ninth straight game, Detroit being
Unable nt to bit him except in the eighth
inning. Three double plays earlier IN
the game saved possible scoring:
ns scott oy ih'nh 900 900 olO..i 8
Phiisdeiphia 80. 0Ol 900 020--3 0
BATTERIES -willett. Works and stan
age; KrausA and Thomas. Time. lad
Ijmpires, Sheridan and KERN.
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Two more regularly scheduled games
were pulled OF last evening at the
Y. NJ. c. A in the indoor baseball
league Mobile was victorious In the
frst game over the Admission aggrega-
ton by the score OF 6 to 4. while Mont
gomery had a hard time winning from
the Selma bunch in the second con-
10
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati wins.

Brooklyn, N. Y. July s-Brooklyn
outbafter Cincinnati today, but lost the
game to, s. through Trubell's wild
heavy wind bothering him, the visitors
were able to steal hve bases. Umpire
KLEIN made change of decision In the
ninth. and the Brooklyn club has deeid-
score by inings: RH. e.
Cincinnati ....... 500 O4l 1905 II
Brooklyn ...... 202 oil OBS IL 4
Lean: Bell and Bergen. Time. s:o2
Umpire, KLEIN.
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SUES CAMDEN ESTATE.
May Forfeit a Large Sum to State
for Taxes.

Parkersburg, w. va. July g.
Whether or not the estate of the late
former United States Senator johnson
N Camden shall forfeit s1.70o, 900 to
the state of West Virginia for alleged
failure to return true property values
to the assessor was the isue In the
case of the State of West Virginia
against the Camden estate which was
submitted to Judge Moss of the cir
cult court here this afternoon
Prominent attorneys appeared on
both sides. The court will announce
it's decision some time within the
next three months.
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Cleveland, o., July S--CleVelahu
punched hits in the sixth inning and
scared three runs, Bradley's double
arriving In the winning run FalkerberR
pitched good ball after the second;
c,s seSr 81 INNS. 900 oos COS ]
Washington 80. 10 900 oooz-2 8 .
Batteries--Falkenbe ana EasteriX:
LJohnson, Groom and Street. Time. 1855.
Empires. Egan and Evans.
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Big Furnace Resumea.

Admission, July s-(SpeciaL- The
torch was applied to the furnace at the
plant of the woodstock Iron Works
Company yesterday afternoon. and the
plant resumed Its normal output today
for the first time after an idleness OF
about month.
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CentreviHe Wins.

Centreville, July Sin an exciting
game here this afternoon between Gem
Neville and the Nashviile Athletes
end of g. to score.
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NEGREss KILLS SELF.

ssobsle Woman Fires Pistol Into Her
Head.
Mobile, July ESPECIAL )-Despond.
emit over iii health, Mary Eta Green.
a negroes 81 years old. this afternoon
shot and killed herself.
She went into the rear Of her hom"
on Warren and Montgomery streets
and fred one bullet through her brain.
She died instantly.
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Summary--Sacrific hits, deMontre-
vile, Coulson. Wagner Stolen bases,
Lindsay. Da lbert 2. Double plays.
Cranston to Daubert, Schwenck to
Passed ball O'Leary. Struck out
Pruitt 3. Schwenck {. Base on balls,
by Pruitt 8. by Schwenck 2. Time,
1880 Umpire, Soran.
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Pb,,adeIph,a Easy Pickrnr.

Philadelphia. July 8--Chicago aas-
lily defeated Philadelphia today both
Moren and Richie being wild and inef-
fective.
Score by inings: r. H. u.
Philsdelphia ..... 600 600 soo--s 8
Chicago ...:.... 200 410 0o0-.S IL
Batteries--M oren, Richie and Martell,
Overall and Archer. Time. 1850. Ums
pires. Rigler and tombstone.
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Columbus Knoxville, rain
Savannah Chattanooga, rain.
Jacksonville. S; August.
Macon, Il, Columbia, D. Called enc
sixth; darknessb.
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The Athletics seem to DO playing a.
fast o game in the West rs they did In
Connie Mack's ball yard. And they are
pushing their way right to the top OF
and st. Louis also doing some climb
ing.
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Montgomery wins Again.

Although outbatted by the Selma
bunch In the second game. the Mont
gomerians pulled the game out of the
bases for three runs. thereby nosing
out one run to the good 1t was q
hard luck game for Selma. who went
to pieces in the third inning and allow
ed six runs cross the pan. The
batting of Clapp and Hamilton were
Following is the score by innings:
Selma $50. =. s14 lilo Is 6
Montgomery . =. . 20S e9-li @
Batteries: H. Marcus and Davis;
J. Marcus ana A. Marcus.
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Cincinnati, o: Brooklyn. 8.
New York, s; Pittsburg. /.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia. 3.
Boston, 10; st. Louis, 6.
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A FEW FOUL TIPS.

First lick counts.
Home runs were common yesterday.
his and Rocky scored the twelfth run
Of the game with his.
Moxie Manuel got his In earnest.
Seven hiss n three in n,,,,ns,r one home
Wonder how many more hits ana runs
the Climbers would have made IL the
ninth round had been played outf
For once the weather people were
good to the Climbers, though u looked
pretty threatening before the fourth
inning was finished.
Western Union wire between the Com.
merce Street once and the Capitol
Heights ball grounds, and as q result
the matinee In sirmingna M. could not
however, as 1t 10 doubtful IL any OF
the Birmingham fans would have been
left In the matinee uD there after the
dfth round.
Pope made o. great knock down and
throw of HenlinA's hit In the third anu
Bowen made a sensational stop OF
Gremingers hit in the last half OF the
same inning.
Those pinch hitters were there with
the goods. Jud Daily drove In four
K EunS; ana ROCKY one each.
Hub Hart caught a great game. HIS
pinch hitting was Q feature, put tne
Of the sov Mas In ess
nth inning. The ball was way UP ~
the air and looked as Il It would fall
within q foot of the grandstand. Huh
t msd shanoss seemed TO Be that he could
not get to it. He was hardly In ss nssn
showing out his one hand with the mits
sensational catch, and brought out
rounds OF cheers for the hard-workins
backstop.
Some ciass to that ball game over
In Memphis Charlie Dexter and Jake
Daubert each had seventeen chances at
first base. By agreement OF the Two
managers the tie will be played OF An.
gust 10, and. from the way the Turtles
are going now they will be up In the
race by then. That game should draw
bunch Of people.
Krause, Connie Maelx's college pitch
err, won his ninth straight game yss-
terday. He looked mighty good when
he pitched that game at Capttoi
Heights last spring, but IL seems no
has turned out better than expected.
Murry's pinch three-bager won the
game for the Giants In the first round
Yesterday, and the Pirates dropped the
first game. If the Giants clean up that
scene at the Polo Grounds and likewise
sorrow in Pirtsburg
indianapolis jumps to second place
in the American Association, Kansas
City taking q double-header from Min
N aanolis St Paul cleaned up both ends
Of the double header with Milwaukee.
and indianapolis Ii pretty close to ths
ton. Only a few games and about four
teen points between the three leaders
some race thatf
The Athletics seem to DO playing az
fast a game in the West rs they did In
Connie Mack's ball yard. And they are
pushing their way right to the top OF
BAN Johnson's league with CisvsLana
ing.
Looks like It will be q couple Of
southpaws today. puul against Grant
their s4ride now. ana that FIRST divts-
ion 10 In sight.
That Augusta bunch Of Lou Castrc's
seems to be OF to q good start In thu
second series of the Sally race, while
it. Chattanooga 10 going along In the
same old way they did In the nrst Sc
rieS.
Whitley eus;s had sS, EN- s1,ns until m H., >;
the Dubs should not have scored.
Now take these next two. Come on
Billy Smith with your Crackersi
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Summary--StoIen bases, benteII'
Flood. Sacrifc hits. McCay, Neighbors.
Ludwig. Casey, Carey. Two base hits,
Wheat, Perry. Three base hit. Bouch.
err. Struck out by Hickman Z; by
Rhodes, g. Base on balls. or Hickman,
q: of Rhodes, 6. Wild pitch. Hick.
man, 1; Rhodes, /. Left on bases. Mo
bile 7: Little Rock 4. First on errors,
Mobile, 8: Little Rock. s. Time, 2:10.
Empires, Carpenter and Pfenninger.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Southern League.
Atlanta Nashville. rain.
Montgomery, IL: Birmingham, ..
Mobile. 6: Little nock, 8.
Memphis, O.: New Orleans, 0. (Twelve
innings; darkness.
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st. Louis, Sci; Chicago. 10.
Cleveland, 3; Washington, o.
Philadelphia. 3. Detroit, 1.
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st. Paul. SIS; MILWAUKEE,, TT.
Kansas City, 6-4: Minneapolis, ga.
Toledo, q; Louisville,
indianapolis, 2; Columbus. o.
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Moxie Manuel got his In earnest.
Seven hits In three innings. one home
run included In the giittering array.
Wonder how many more hits ana runs
the Climbers would have made u the
ninth round had been played out7
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GAMES TODAY.

Southern Leaxne. 49,.
Birmingham at Montgomery. 81
Nashville at Atlanta.
Little Rock at Mobile
New Orleans at Memphis.
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For once the weather people were
good to the Climbers. though u look cd
pretty threatening before the fourth
Inning was finished.
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Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at 81. Louis.
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National League.

Pittsburg and New York. Two games.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.