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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07
Whole Team Shows
Great Class.
JOE PEPE PLAYS STAR
GAME AT SH0RTST0P
thomas and Eliss Twirl Champion
ship ball.
-Four Thousand Fans Give C1imberS
Royal Greeting at Capitol Heights.
Home Stretch II START
Es ed Well.

A frenzied crowd Of something like
1000 wildly enthusiastic people yelling
themselves hoarse watened that Tight
ing bunch Of Climbers hang grimiy,
gamely to the Finnttes. and cop potn
In all probabiilty it was the greatest
crowd that has ever attended q Week
day ball game In Montgomery. me
sunday games Of 1872 possibly drew
greater crowds. though this - open %
argument as the plant at the old Ath-
leIIc Park on the Pickett springs line
was nothing like as large a. the pres
.nt one at Capitol Heights. Men were
SO closely that q pin could hardly have
been pushed in between them: inside
the fence, In front Of the. castle OF the
sun gods. men and boys were hanging
while on the field side. rows about
TWO deep were lined up on the grass
all the way to the end Of the bieacnsr
fence and pushing out into right field
the grand stand was packed to lots
more than it's capacity, late corners, as
well as men. being lucky to cop seat
ON the bottom row next the entrances
aisle. But the curiosity was the negro
stands. Literally. not figuratiyeiy)
black with people. They all wanted to
see the climbera get the big end Of
both effairs. The cyclone OF sound
ing all during the afternoon. showed
how dead N earnest were gheae tans
Of Montgomery. They mad their de-
sires gratiIied, did these. joyous fans
the visitors fighting hard in both at
fairs. but the hraSy tnrisiA work, to.
gether with good team hitting and that
never-say- die spirit that mas charae-
people all the semmer. finally won out
at the end OF both scraps.
II was Forest Thomas against Buc-
hanan In the curtain raiser, and Thorn
game Archie Persons hit in the sec
ond and Jones' homer I'm the nth were
the three hits made of him. while
two men. He had perfect control, and
not q base on balls did he give. OF
the two runs that the Travellers man
sarned. the other being the result. Of
an. error by Whiteinan In the hrst
N she Sas nj snSS sash psr
DDS. The run In the fifth inning was
the only one that the Travellers helped
hsave. Both teams put up snappy bali,
a al ins S's srRF exaifssas 0 tSaty vas sS
WITH one down IN the second white
the former Montgomery third baseman
getting to third and scoring on Casey's
osteen pounded one to right field for
three bags in the last half, and scor-
ed on Harris ME and out to Jones. tie
Ing the score.
fhe count was unlock ed in the flfth
when Jones came home after a clean
homer to the center Held fence.
Of this round on Jones bum heave, got
to third on Shannon's drive to left and
scored on Thomas sacrifice fly to CEN
ter field tieipg. the score ageadln,ih ma.
worked around to third on osteen's
sacrifice and Harris tnfeld hi, Grem-
niger driving him in with the run
that won the game.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07
AMERICA WINS CUP
GERMAN CHALl.ENGERs BEATEN AT
MAMHAExxEAD.
The Ellen and Jayette VIII Sail on for
Taft Cup an Beth Boats
Are TIED In
Points

Marblehead. Mas. Sept. e.--The e.
len. owned by Charles r. curtis; al or
Boston won the international sonoeI
more America has triumphed over Ger
many in q contest between Xnents OF a
type fostered by Empefor Wtlliam. a.
q result OF the victory Of the Ai me,ei1a
is eliminated from the series. The Ell
len and. Joyette, the latter owned by
commodore W r. ct y HrS % 5Ss zen wIl,
light a marine duel oyer a windyarc
and leeward course to determine which
owner shall receive the President Tart
cup; a.. .,oonr,ar vii, win
the Draper cup as both yachts were
tied at II points in the first four races
and by the rules the winner or the
trophy cannot also receive the cup CIV
en- by the Governor of MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Hevella today was second across
the finish line, beaten two minutes Ano
forty three seconds by the Ellen. Tne
Joyette was Tar behind the tw olead'
ers. being beaten fve minutes and six
teen seconds by the Ellen and two
minutes and thirty-three seconds by
the German; cagtender. ls'.-.,,. :. =.
today's races realized under what a
handicap the German craft was sailed
Two weeks ago Captain Protzen In
iured one OF his knees by fall ana al
last week and today he steered his
yacht with the injured limb tncased In
a plaster cast and so tightly bandaged
that II was rigid almost from thigh 10
heel.
In the races ne was compelled 10
shift position across the cockpit every
time he tackled ship and only that two
members OF the crew were aware OF
the excruciating pain he experienced In
moving.
The weather today was exactly suit
ed to the Ellen. A small sea and Hight
breeze were conditions for which the
Curtis boat was selected by the East
ern Yacht Club Committee
Summaries:
Ellen. Capt. Curtis. started ll:40: fin
ished, 2:3a:25; elapsed time, 2;44;25.
Hevella. Otto Protzen, started 11:AO
finished 2:27:0S: elapsed time 2:47:0S.
Joyette. w. H. Childs. started, 11:40
finished 2;29;41; elapsed time. 2;49:41.
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Gu1ls Beat Crackers in
Second.
RECORD ATTENDANCE
NECESSITATE GROUND RULES
Gig Crowd Eneroaches On Base
Lines.
Impossible to Get Better Than Two
Bagger--Atkfns Lands First
Game, but Hickman Yields
Four Hits.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept. s.--Before a crowd
Of nearly $4,000, a record for attend
ahce In Atlanta, the home club Eot
an even break In two close .-ames with
Mobile this afternoon. The FIRST game
was won by Atlanta. 3 to 1. while the
second went to Mobile. 2 to o. The
space In the stands and bieachers more
than an hour before the first game be-
gan. The gates were then opened so
the overflow could go Onto the feld.
The crowd encroached on the base lines
and police had to be used In order to
keep back the people. Ground rules
were established, and, the best any
man could get on hit was two baese
This had q decided effect In cutting
down the score In both contests.
The score: a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07
KING JAMES WINS
GETS AWAY WITH OCEANIC HAN
DICAP.
ravorite Romps Away with Big stake
heating Jack Atkins by Several
Lengths--King's Daugh-
ter Third.

gheepsh cad Bay Sept Sin the pres
ence Of $1,000 persons King James me me
Syen money favorite, easily won the
ocaanic handicap, one mile, here today.
defsating Jack Atkin by three lengths
The race was remarkably fast the mile
being run in 1897 AS. A.
Kings Daughter. under light weight.
went out to make the pace; f0iIowea r, Py
n acEs stEin bringing up the rear after
Going i away poorly. The mare contin.
Sed to show the way around the upper upper
turn with King James hanging close
ana going very easy, while Jack Atkin
had Improved his position . and Tas ssa
holding her advantage. but when
for the ,nt 1n , to fs esd w ana
The isuse was never in doubt. the nllY
winning By three lengths. Jack Atkin
got the place by 2 head on the post
Grandpa won the LA Dor Day Rteeple-
chase easily by eight lengths.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07
ANOTHER DISASTER IN
FLOOD-STRICKEN MEXICO

Mexico City. Sept. e.--The town OF
TuIa In the state Of Tamaulipas. was
visited by another liood yesterday. A
runber of houses were carried away
and rich plantations were DESTROYED
Affect misery prevails in the district:
The destruction Of the cart roads VIII
make most difficult the sending In re-
lief from the outside.
Heneral Treveno places the deaths for
the states of Nuevo at 1900. A num-
her of towns on the Rio Grande have
not yet been heard from.
The town of Albania da Cos and Ar
amberri are reported destroyed. max
ing ten towns in all partially or who'll
iv destroyed by the recent hoods.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

The Montgomery friends OF M. Kahn.
of the firm of Schloss and Kahn. were
Informed yesterday by ietetr that he
has returned from Europe and landed
In New York Saturday. Mr.. Kahn has
been abroad on an extended tour. He
visited several continental countries.
He will return to Montgomery IN a
few days.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Summary-Two- hits. Lindsay.
Hin Heniine. Eilam Home run.
Huelsman. Sacrifice hit Rohe, Hueis-
Yancey. Gygli Maroan Base ON balls
Manuel. s; Pruitt. 3. HIT by pitcher,
Manuel .. Umpire. Rudderham.
Afternoon Game.
New Orleans took the a afternoon
game chiefly on account of the excel
lent pitching OF Maxwell But for fne
work by Henley. and Gygli. the visitors
would have made more scores. Lind
say played magrificentiy throughout
the entire day. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

/. New York. Sept es.-.Entries from the
leading athletes Of the country are be-
Ing received for the annual games Of
the National Amateur Athletic Union
which will take place in Madison Square
and s. It 10 considered likely that
these indoor track and field champion.
ships will be participated in by more
and better known athletes than ever
before. Entries close on September 25.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Directors of the Washington American
League baseball team early this week
will hold one Of the most important
meetings OF the season here to consid-
er many questions vitality affecting the
local clubs future. Chief among the
subjects to be decided is whether joe
Cantillon Is to be retained as manager
OF the team next season. other things
IN connection with the clubs anairs
are to be Strengthened out by Presi-
dent Noyes and his associates.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07
Finnites Slaughtered
Greminger Lands Both
a'@ Games of DoubLedecker
PELIcANS WIN TWO
MORNING GAME WENT
TWELVE ROUNDS.
Them Dubs We're Near winners In
First and Were BANKED In
second by Bert
Maxwell.

Birmingham. Sept. New Orleans
won the morning game after twelve
innings of play. The locals took the
lead several times. and each time the
visitors would score a tfeing run.
In the twelfth Huelsman hit safe
a wnan Paftis nit a arounaer 10 second
and reached first before 1t was field
ed. Matthews hit grounder to third
and Huelsman was thrown out at the
plate, Raftis going tn second, and when
Manuel threw to catch him Raftis rae
ed home before the ball was return
ed.
In the next half Manuel reached
first when the grounder was fumbled
and Henline hit safe to left. ELAN
sacrificed both. Moleswortn was not
able to deliver and his foul was caught
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Pensacola Fla. Sept. 6.--lSpecial.) -
The anal game Of the series of tive be-
tween Pensacola and Geneva, Ala. was
PLAYED this afternoon at Magnolia
Bluff. resulting in a victory for home
had won two games each and the re.
smlt Of the series DEPENDED upon this
game this afternoon. This gives Pen.
sacola a record Of not having lost Sc
rieS this year.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Philadelphia, SIS; Washington, rs.
Detroit, 81 st. Louis, 81.
Cleveland. SO; Chicago, 2-5.
Boston. 1876 New York. SO.
Second game ten innings.
ssFirst game ten innings.
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aIAGEE Is sUsPENDED.


He May Newer PIay ON Baseball Dia-
smomd Again.
Philadelphia, Sept. 6.--Eherwood Ma
gee, the star outfielder of the PhfIa-
delphia National League baseball club
has been suspended Indefinitely with
out pay by Manager William Murray
for alleged characterization, and may
never again play in . Philadelphia Ma
ttonal League, uniform.
In Saturdays game with Brooklyn,
Magee Is said to have disregarded In
strnctions to play close TO second base
instead OF taking q long lead. He
was caught between the bases and run
out.
Magee says IL anything IL deducted
from his salary he. will never play In a
Philadelphia uniform again.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Chicago, Sept. e.--Aifred Critic.
known as Young Critic" a former
and well known pugllist, Is In d cell
q physical and mental wreck Sew
eral days ago relatives of the former
prize fighter wrote from Sydney. Aus
tralia. from which place Critic came,
and requested that he be arrested
They had learned that he had been
drinking heavily and was in need Of
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Celtic Pork. L. l., Sept. s.--Emiiio
Lunghi. the Italian champion at many
distances, beat the worlds record for.
the 700 yard run at Celtic Park today.
onds. The best previous time record
ed was that made by Leon Myers, Of
New York. on the old eight lap track
In Williamsburg In 1882.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

M sstt Sy pitcher. Bliss. .. (Grady. berry,
Two base hit. Hart; Double p WIlS
Mitch Miss. /; Rhodes. /. Struck out
by Bliss, Z: Rhodes. s. Three base
hits. Persons, /; Pepee, /. Bases on
errors, Montgomery, o: Little Rock: I;
Left on passes. Montgomery Lutte
Rhodes, S. Time of game. 1;46. UNI
Mira PfenninRer.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Knoxville. Macon. 1.
Augusta. 1913; Savannah, 0-2.s
Columbus. l.; Chattanooga. 1.
Jacksonville. 80; Columbia. 90.
sFirst game ten innings.
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.3s,mmary-,-Two base hits. East, Vie
balm. paubert, Neighbors. q; Shields,
Seabaurh. Struck out by Viebahn. II
BY opiesssr 6 Bsss on o1 sasr,f S,s
hits Novea. Cranston, Q; Butler, Sea-
han.h. stolen base, Wiseman. Double
piays. Baerwald TO Cranston Daubert
coIlson TO oLeary; IDi Pau DC hut, 20
L. 70 Tchst: .Viebahn to Butler 70
SABRE. Time l.45. Umpire o'Brten.
SAMMY Brook whisksy On BeaA. Teus
suII quarts, express paid, ~s.oo.
GREEL TRADING Co.,
p.urncosn.. Fla, Box B37.
swn.y brook whiskey I'm Bond.
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Philadelphia, SO; BROOKLYN. Is.
Chicago, So; Pittsburg, 1-3 %
Boston. "a; New oYrk, O-5.s"
Cincinnati. Go; st. Louis, is.
sFirst game ten innings.
s"Second game ten innings.
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NArIoNAL LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Southerw

Montgomery, 80; Little Rock. FL.
New orleans, 81; Birmingham, 400
Nashville. 5-4; Memphis, 49,"
Atlanta, 81; Mobile, TO.
First game twelve innings.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Summary--Two-base hlts. Rhoton.
Wagner, Atkins Smith, Miller. Stolen
bases, McMuray, Barr. Double plays.
Wagner to Miller. Sacrifice nits. Me-
Murray. Sta Lck out by Atkias 8. by
Bittrolff 2. Base on balls by Atkins
/, by Bitrolf1 9. Time, 1:42. umpireA
Fitzsimmons and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Cincinnati. O.. Sept 6.--Robert Leroy
OF New York, won the tennis cham
pionship; mems singles from Nat Hm-
erson, Cincinnati. SIS, See SO. la. e.a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Mobile, Ala, Sept. 6.--The game
scheduled between Mobile and Memphis
on Sunday, September IL. has been cam
celled on account OF the heavy ex-
penses to the two clubs.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Wine, Use gallon. vSiAe.. Your choice,
sherry, port. blackberry or catawba
put up in glass.
GREIL TRADING CO., Pensaeola, Fla.
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Columbus. SO: Toledo. 81.
indianapolis 81; Louisville. 3d..
MINNEAPOLIS ST.; Milwaukee, 30.
st. Paul Kansas City, rain.
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wlnn Ten MN. sws,.,,

St Louis, Mo-. Sept. 6.--H. j. Handy
OF the Illinois A. c.. won the ten mile
swim In the Mississippi river here this
afternoon.
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Mobile, Ala, Sept. s.--It was an
nounced here today that George Reed
has been signed by the Mobile Base
ball Association as manager for 1910.
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Climbers Are Climbing
League Leaders Get
Euen Break With Mobile
MEMPHIS SPLIT EVEN
Babblers Turn Tables In Afternoon,
Revers.ssI Morning score--Base
Hits Numerous, but Were
launched ON Kfebnhn.

Mash vile defeated Memphis here
this morning In q twelye-lnning con
test. The game was filled with SEN
sational dashes for bases. seven men
stealing successfully. The fielding on
Der of Memphis, handicapped himself
by giving FIVE bases on balis...
Tha acnre.
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In the second game It was Bliss
against Rhodes. and It looked like
pitchers fight Only one hit had been
made of Rhodes up to the sixth round.
Huh Harris two-bagger In the fourth
being the only hit made on him up to
with the count standing / to o
against them. the Climbers punched
four hits In the sixth round. ana cop
ped the game to 1.
only four hits were made of Bliss,
and these were so scattered that they
did not amount to anything. The soil
tary run made by the Travellers came
in the second lining. Tim Flood was
safe on tumble Of Osteen's. was sac
rihced to second and went to. third on
Wild pitch. Jones hit to short. and
Pope got Flood in chase. finally sur
rounding him, Jones going to second
on the play and scoring on Grady's hit.
There were two gone In the sixth
roofing Moth was seemething ferce. Joe Pope
promptly responded to the appeals OF
the fans by slamming that ball to the
farthePmost recesses OF center field for
q clean triple. Greminger scoring WITH
the tieing run. Then pandemonimm
was loose for keeps. and when Spike
Shannon hit safe there were more hus-
ky threats in the stand than have ever
been there before, Pope coming IN
with tina run that broke the tie, madH
it 3 to 1, and landed the game.
6n
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

Home run, Jones. Double plays
Bnchannon to Flood to Grady Struck
out by Thomas. 2; Buchannon. /
Three base hit. Osteen. Bases on err
rors, Montgomery, i: Little Rock.
Left on bases. Montgomery. 8; Little
Rock, 0. Base on balls, Thomas, O.
Buchannon, 0. Time OF game. hour
Umpire Pfenninger,
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summary--Two base hits. cranston,
Daubert, OLeary. Struck out, by Fer.
due. g, by Keizer, 9. Base on balls, OH
Keiber, 6; of Perdue. Q. Sacrifices hits
East, 3; Seigel. Cranston. wheeler :.
stolen bases, Seabaugh, Bay. baer
wald, 8: Neighbors, 2. Time, 2:lO.
Umpire, C'Brien.
Afternoon Game.
Memphis won the afternoon game
to a In the eleventh inning. Viebahb
up to that time had been In fine form,
but he weakened In the eleventh, CIV.
ing two bases on balls and forcing In
the decisive runs Two base hits were
numerous, caused partly by the speeta D.
TORS around the field and the necessary
rule az to hits Into the crowd
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-07

The ofaces Of a majority OF the city
officials were closed yesterday after
noon because OF Labor Day. and the
retIwin OF the ~clfmhsra. -
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GAMES TODAY.

LIttle ROCK at Montgomery.
Mobile at Atlanta. -
Memphis at Nashville.
New Orleans at Birmingham slis
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summary-!Two base hit Raf ~
Three base hit. Robe. Sacrifice MT.
Schriver Stolen base, Henline' Weim-
ar. Double play. Henline to Kane;
LINDSAY to Dexter Base on balls. File
harty. 3. Struck out. F'lehs rty. T. Time
I:sB. Umpire, Ruddefham.
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