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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
second Game.


 Mike Finn came right back with Buc hanan in the second game Pretty nervy but, as luck would have it. he got away with the game. Whitey was pitching 2 beautiful game. Only three hits had seventh. Two of the hts had been made In the first round. Tim Flood get ting the oher in the sixth Inning. Guese had struck out five bAtters. and neither of his two bases on balls cost any
 In the second. fourth and seventh rounds the Climbers had punched hits on Buchanan, and at the end of the first half ofa the seventh. the score last of the seventh. with two out. to- gether with couple of hits, tied up the score, Archie Persons driving in the tieing run. In the eighth. Clayton Perry broke up the game with smash for two bags, driving in the winning
 With one gone in the first. Collins hit safe, and got to third on Flood 6 hit. SentZ hit to Guese, and In trying to throw him out at first, 'Whitey hit
 Hart hit safe with one out in the second. stole second and got to third on Bliss's long fly, Pope driving him in ans tieing up the score.
 Whiteman pounded two-bagger, with one gone in the fourth. and scored on Hart's two-bagger to right. making
 shannon hit safe with one gone in the seventh and scored on clean hits by Guese and Daily, making it 3 to |. the seventh with a single to center. and, with two out, Berry hit safe. Keith was put in to hit for Buchanan, sent a fly to right that Kerwin drop ped, Perry scoring and Berry going to second. This made It to 2. and Per
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
Amsxienn I.enrn..

AmeRfean League. Washington. 6; Cleveland, s. (Ten  Detroit. 4; Philadelphia, 8. St. Louis. 1; New York, 0. (Ten in- nings). Chicago. 4; Boston, 4. (Darkness).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
TOTALK TO FARMERS
CoMMIsSIONER WILKINSON GOES
 TO MONROEvlLLE.
Party sf Scientific Agricuiturists VIII Lecture Farmers of MOnrOe and Coffee Counties on Go0a
 R0ads.

Carrying education to the farmers along the lines of good roads and soi- entifc agriculture. Commissions oi Agriculture J., A. Wilkinson. J. T. Bullen. Montgomery's County Engineer and 6 party of professors Of the Ala hama Polytechnic Institute will lecture to the farmers of Monroe County al Mouroeville on Friday. August 27, and to Cofree County inhabitants at Elba on Tuesday, August 3I.
 The party will leave Montgomery to- day. in the college party are: J. F. DugRar. professor Of agriculture. and one of the foremost opponents of sci- antlfiic agriculture In the South; c. L.. Hare, professor of analytical chennls- try. and fertilizer expert, who will talk fertiiizers to the farmers; Instructors RidGway and Cawthon. of agricultural and animal Industry. and s. D. Dow, government dairy expert. who is sta toned Ut Auburn Tor the purpore or ed- yancinG scientific dairy culture in Ala bama.
 Between the party. with the Conmis- sioner, the engineer and the professors, every phase of good roads and agricult- ure is covered.
 The farmers of Monore and Coffee Counties have been notified of the lect- urinE party. and have been called to assemble at the two county seats on the dates named.
 The system of carrying instruction to the farmers through the experts when he farmers themselves are too husy. or. sometimes. too little possessed of the means. to attend college them selves, has been found priductive of much good in Alabama, SO far.
 Commissioner Wilkinson has just re- turned from a teachers institute at I,Ineyllle, Clay County. where he deliv- ered an agricultural lecture.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
MARVELLOUS EXHIBITION Hamburg Belle Breaks Worlds Record. DEFEATS LILLIAN AT CLEVELAND Kentucky Trotting Mare Brings
 Fancy Price. in First Heat UAssn Wa. Givea sans Time es Hambsrx DeIIe--Aver-
 age Heat Was
 2soI 1-2.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 25--In a maryei- ous exhibition of speed at the Randall ! race track late toaay. Hamburg Belle ! the Kentucky mare not only defeated Uhlan, the New England gelding. in two straight heats, but lowered her own record and broke two worlds rsc- ords.
 Hamburg Belle cat A second and q hall from her own best previous mark of 2:02 3d. Then she broke the world's Snaa SSrosaung taSe S record Sy going ths iirss 11 wiss an .scona s:o1 it. rco This was foiiowsd iuon when she went the second heat In 2:e1 3-4. thus establishing an av~r- age of z:v1 i-2 for two heats.
 ton Of second In the first heat. In the second hc Jed to the haIi miie post. where he broke.
 It was reported at the Randall track M isse today that Edward and Joseph Madden had accepted an offer of s5o.0o0 Tor Hamburg Belle at the close of the race with IIhian. The offer is said to this city. and that the mare Is 10 re- main In charge of the Maddens the re- ma!nder of the season.
 The report of the sale was later after the first heat MT. Hanna will permit the mare to finish her season. Including the series of races of two Uh!an. Tn race today counts as one of the races, the second will be at Readvilie. Mass. September 3 and if It t L Is necessary to have third; the
 In the second hest Uhlan broke near the half mile post and again at the flve-eighths post. Finaly he. was dIs- leading at the half. having covered the second quarter in :2s fiat.
 In the first heat Uhlan was given thn same time as Hamburg Belle.
 IYAw aA.Nsa nAr1A .T~n "a. worlds record for a trottius % race h the first heat. but captured another by re- beating the performance in the second heat. Her average was 2:oi l-s. The Marie with an average of 2:04 2-S.
 Uhlan will meet Hamburg Belle at Readviile. September 2.
 pacer s won ' the free for for ali iH event lent ana md incidentally lowered his record to 2:e4. Reproachless was the favorite in the race. but she could not keep her feet.
 An agent of E. H. Hartman bought Granette. a green mare which has worked . mile In 2:12. of Joe Lesh of. Goshen, Ind. at the track for $4.0O0. Mr. Hartman will use the mare for driving purposes.
 Lou Dillon was led into the track today. but was cnly shown in harness. Sister Frances. owned by John E. Mad- den was given mark of 2:11 1-2 In a race for records.
 Sweepetake trotting for records:-- Sister Frances, b. 6. by Walnut Hall. Dewitt, b. G.. by Ceeilian Fired. (Kanej 3 3. Time 2:1l 1-2: 2:11 9-4.
 Free for all pacing Sweepstakes-- Morning Star, b. g.. by Star Pointer. Fanny Eckthorn. by Eckthorne. tKane) Il I: Reproachless, blk. m. by Direct Hal (Shank) q: Alice Pointer, b. nl., by Star Pointer, (McDevitte) 8 2. Time 2:06: 2:04.
 Belle. b. m. by Axworthy-Sall Sim mons. by Simmons (Andrews) 1 1; Uhlan. blk. B.. by Bingen. Blonde. by Sir Walter John (Proctor) 2. Time by quarters. :S1: 1:0l; 1881; 2:01 l-4. Second heat, go 1-2: :ss Ia: l:so; 2:Ol 3-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
GENEVA DEFEATED

E:verRreea Team Has Ciosed It's
 Evergreen. Aug. 25.-(Special)-E ergreen closed its season here this af- ternoon by defeating GPneva in very inter, sting game by the Acore of to
 Evergreen has won 80 per cent. of the games which the team has play ed and they did this without. outside help. playing only Evergreen boys.
 The features of the game this af- ternoon were the pitching Of 0uics for Evergreen and the sensational fielding
 Score: R.H.E Geneva .... .......,.........3 6 z
 Batteries-Evergrean. Guice and Moorar: Geneva, Sims and Murdock Umpire, Bruner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26

National LeaWueS Pittsburg at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. st, Louis at Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
soUrN ATLANTIC
GAMES YESTERDAY.
s,-.shn~-- Southewn.

Southewn. Montgomery, 4-3; Little Rock, I-4, Mobile, 1-1; Birmingham, 0-%, Atlanta, l; New Orleans, O. Nashville and Memphis, not sched- lied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
MOBILE SPLITS EVEN
Chicken Heniine Let One Through. Losing First to Seq 0ulls in Eighth.
 schopp h
 Hurt.

Mobile. Aug. 7s.-Mobile split . double header this afternoon with Birmingham. It was agreed to play seven iunings to the same. but the first went eigist, Mobile win ming the first watson's line drive to left, which Henlins let get through his and Wheat's sacrifice fly. Fleharty yield ed only two clean hits.
 Manuel was inyincibie in ehe second game. yielding but three scattered hits, while Hickman was vulnerable and was knocked out of the box in te fourth and fifth in- the flow of runs. schopp was announced to pitch the first game. but after ieoi in the box and waiting for the first batter his by Kane. Scores:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
HILL 4 HILL,

Bottled in Bond in Kentucky, as wood as stD name, e0Hr fuil quarts for e5.0o. Express paid. |. Rrlclkmam q Co., Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
RIG "RATTLER" CAUSES
 COMMENT AT CAPITOL

reminine folks who entered the Of- Ace of Hon. John H Wallace at the Capitol yesterday, retreated in a hurry as al most of the oher sex, when they heheld. stretched full length on the floor. an enormous. scaiy monsters rattIesneke. five feet and six inches long. and nearly twelve inches in cir conference at the thickest.
 It was dead. of course. and stuffed. but at the arst glance the fact that 1t was dead was overshadowed by the fact that the snake was one of the largest rattlers ever exhibited:
 The snake was sent to C, II. Billings lev of the Department of Agricult- ure. by Duke Cameron, from Elba. where 1t had been killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
south Atlnntlr F.eenun.
GAMES TODAY.

Southern League. Montgomery at Memphis. Atlanta at Mobile. Nashville at Little Rock. Birmingham at New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
petroit Lead. League.

Detroit. Mich, Aug. 2O-ln a sec saw contest Detroit took the second game of the Philadelphia series Dy a score of 1 to 8. The winning run was made In Detroit's half of the ninth after the visitors had tied 1t up in the first section. Moriarity's single, Tom Jones infield out and Stanage's line hit to center sent in the deciding score.
 Plank was steady throughout while Donovan was wild. but strong il pinuhes. None of the errors figured Tn any way in the scoring.
 Mack's men had the bases filled with no one out in the first inning and again with one out in the tiftn, bu! could not count. Stanage's double led the way to Detroit's first tally and the two of the eighth came on double by Bush and singles by Cobb and CrawIOrd, Cobb running an extra base on throw to the plate in an attempt to eaten Bush Detroit entire in- field performed fineiy. Score:
 Detroit .... ... ..ooi o00 os1--4 10 9 pniladelphla .. .V00 col .0Il--3 5
 Batteries--Donovan and stanage; Plank and Livingstone. Time liss. Umpires Connolly and kertn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
Fluke Loses Second
RUSSELL WILL LEAD
MOBILE MAN IS ORGANIZING 4
 CAMPAIGN.
Cbairman of Comnsittee Talks of The Proposed Amendment To The C0nstitutson--says It is RfdlcuIoun.

Mobile. Aug, 25-tSpecial) )-CoIonel E. L. Russell chairman of the Mobile committee which has in charge the campaign against the Ballard prohibit tion amendment to the constitution waxed warm today In discussing the plans for the campaign.
 Colonel Russell said that he was busy arranging a campaign and definite announcements are to be made later.
 Every one is opposed to murder. but we do not propose to provide against 1t in the constitution; 1t Is ridiculous to adopt prohibition amendment" he said. "rhe Begisla- ture provides State laws not only to prevent the sale of liquors. hut pro- vides punishment fer those who violate the law.
 'T am in favor of sobriety and the protection of our young men. but as for myself I adopted prohibition before Brooks Lawrence imported 1t into the State. Governor Conner and other leaders are not entitled to any credit. or I might say discredit. for this pro- hibition amendment proposition"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
RESPITE Is GIVEN PENDING REHEARlNG, HANGING IS
 POSTPONED. EA Howard, . Negro, Implicated fn' <nling Premzneat Waite Farmer
 of Hale County Given
 Another Chance.

Within . few hours of the time ap- pointed for him to die. Ed Howard. a negro implicated in the murder of R. W. Drake. . prominent white farmer Of Hale County. near Greensboro, was saved by the naachinations of the law. Whether his salvation will be perna- nsnt. or whether the reprieve Is only temporary depends upoa the action of the Supreme Court.
 Howard was sentenced to death for the murder of Mir. Drake. An alleged accompiice was given c life sentence. The Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence of Howard, and August 2s was set as the day for him to hang. And within a few hours of the execu- ton time. the attorneys for the con- demned negro petitioned for . rehear- ing. Pending the rehearing the execu- ton is held up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
ROHE NOT CONSIDERED
NN0T THE MAN TO MANAGE THE
 BARONS.o
President BauEh states That Manager Billy Smith Is Only Southern League Man Capable Of
 Holding Berth.
Birmingham. Aug. :5.- tspecial.) )--R.

Birmingham. Aug, :5.- Especially --R. fl. Baugh, presien of the local club, made the following statement today:
 "There Is no truth in the report out of New Orleans that Rohe will manage the Barons next season.
 We have not gwen the matter con, sideration. Rohe, in our Opinion, would never do for the berth. We believe that the report. originated in the mind of Charlie Frank
 Nothing has been done as yet rela- tive to the acquisition of a new leader. No overtures have been made to Babb or Memphis, or Reed of Mobile. All such rumors are the work of the, scandal monger."
 Mir. Bnugh states that Billy Smith of Atlana, Is the only man in the south today who would be given considera- tion as candidate to succeed Moles- worth.
 Transportation was placed today for Second Baseman Marcan, of the Bing- hampton Club New York State League. He hits .275 and leads that league in stolen bases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
American LeawwS

American League Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. New York at St. Louis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
WALL SCALING RECORD
 Is BROKEN AT DALLAS

Dallas, Texas. Aug. 25-In the wall scaling contest at the United States Army tournament here today Lieu tenant Sturtevant and his men of Company ID" 9th infantry. smashej l all previous worlds records when they put the company over and executed the contest in 1924 12. more than ten seconds better than the nearest com petitor and Is declared by army of- ficers to be several seconds better than the worlds record in that work.
 The squad was exceptionally well handled and there was never a falteT wall Some of the men were sent over without their guns and some of them carried two guns across their shoulders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE
 ISSUED TO MAJOR CLUBS

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 2s.--A supple mental notice to one issued on August i2 by the National Baseball Commas sion to all major league clubs pertain ing to major league players sold to mil nor league clubs with options to recall before August 20 of this year was giv- en out by the commission today.
 The notice issued today gives a list Of addit oAaI sales of players with an option to repurchase and the names ot pIayers who have been repurchased by clubs who hold options on them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
Race Meet ct LatonIa.

Cincinnati Aug 26.-The LAtonia Jockey Club has announced 1t will make preparations for a fall race meeting of twenty-four days begin ming October il. However, if the Kentucky State Racing Commission wins in its fight aginst the Latonia Club 1t is believed the fall meeting will be called of This case, now pend ing in the Kentucky court of appeals is to be decided in December.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
nn.shaII at Alieexirle

Aliceville, Aug. 25 5.-(Special.) )--The Gordo baseball team arrived for a ss- ries of three games with the local team, and took the first by Q score of to ,. The local team played fine ball until the seventh inning. when they went to pieces from over-confidence and a few errors and reckless base running soon lost the game, which was AficeviIie's until the seventh ip- ming, by a score of to O. The loc6ls r0w
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
The sons of Veterans.

Washington. Aug. 25.-Reception. sightseeing trips and journeys to points of historic interest in and near the city today occupied the entire attention of the delegates attending the annual en- campment of the -chief, Sons of Veterans, U. 8. A. Trips were made to the tomb of Washington at Mount Vernon and to Arlington nation al cemetery. The days festivities end- cd tonight with grand ball
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
ROCKENFIELD BADLY
 INJURED BY HEAVY FALL

Little Rock. Aug. 25.-(Special.)-- Rockenfield. who was badly injured when he tripped in running over first yesterday and alighted on his shoulder. will not be out for a week, according to Manager Greminger.
 Greminger says that he will use the same team that he played today. keep Ing Hart in the outheld for his hitting. "I'II play hrst myself in all but the double headers" said he. T am not in condition to stand these just now" '"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
Boston Tisa Chlcago.

Chicago Aug. 25.--Boston and Chi- eago played rs. to 2 tis @ Tn nine ni, In. In. account of darkness after 1t had been played in a driSzling rain. A single by Donohue. who batted for wood. tied the score in the ninth
 Score: R.A E. Boston .... ..... .110 900 011--4
 Batteries--Scott and owen: Karger, wood. Cicotte and Carrigan. Time, s:o5. Umpires. Egan ana O'Loughiin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
NEW BENEVOLENT HEBREW
 SOCIETY FILES NOTICE

The Benevolent Hebrew Association of Brith Abraham. incorporated Tn New York. has established branch in Ala hama. according to specifications filed in the office of Secretary of State Frank N. Julian, yesterday.
 The order establishes an once in Bir- mingham. with an agent. as the head of it's Alabama branch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
S,ppaIphone in Mobile.

Mobile. Aug, 25--(SpeciaD-A new siEnalphone police alarm system for receiving reports from officers on duty on their beats has just been installed at police headquarters and was today put into commission, working satis- factorily and being a great improve ment over the old system,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
x,ono.. Ecva, in . nout.

Boston, Aug. 25.-Honey Melody and Billy RoIfe put up good. rugged bout at the re-opening of the Armory Attn 1t was all over the honors were about even. Rolfe was the aggressor most of the time, but Honey. got to him in the ed as if he would fin the fight right thara
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
Philadelphia wius.

Philadelphia, AugA 25.-Bunching hits and taking advantage of Chicagcfs er- TOTS gave Philadelphia Q victory over had one bad Inning when Chicago made a double and a triple. but other wise he was effective. Score: R.H.E. Philadelphia .. 200 900 lis--4 2
 Batteries Sparks and Dooin; Brown and Archer. Time, 1:22. Umpires, Klem and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
Tennin nt NeMnOrt.

Newport, R. l.. Aug 25.-wiilian ]: Clothier defeated Thomas Bundy and M. E, Mclaughlin defeated G. F. Touchard in the semi finals ot the na- tional tennis tournament here today each match being won three sets to one. Clothier will meet Mclaughlin in the finals tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
Wins Adlrondnck Handicap.

Wins AdIr0ndNek HAmdIcaDs
 Saratoga, N. Y.. Aug. 25.-Scarpia at 10 2 svon the S3 800 Adirondack hand leap, six furIonKs. from 2-year-olds here today. defeating q good field of by Grans. He overlook the leader in the last sixteenth and won under a drive by one and a half lengths from the long shot Chickasa with the Wes. tern 2-year-old Joe Morris third.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
nonfon Hifa Rard

Boston, Aug. 2s.--Boston won a heavy hitting game from St. Louis to- day 3 to 6. The visitors had c good lead, but punched hits and the wildness innings gave Boston the victory. The batting of Becker and Coffey featured Score: R.H. E. St. Louis .. .....s11 900 loe-s II 3
 Batteries -Sallee. Raleigh, Bachman and Bresnahan; Richie, More. Mattsrn and Graham. Time. 3:l4. Umpire, Rig Ter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
Went Tea Innings.

W0MT INA 1WuBMBBs
 St. Louis, Aug. 26.-St. Louis shut ont New York today 1 to 0 in ten inc ninnRs. Powell was outpitched, by Bracket. St. Louis making only four hits. but the visitors heo sievon d men er Williams double, a passed ball and Powell's sacrifice fly.
 Score. .d IF. St. Louis ......eoo ooo ooo l-l A
 Batteries-Powell and Stevens: Crockett and Sweeney. Time. 1:63. Empires Perrine and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
National I.eawu,

National League Philadelphia. 4: Chicago, 2. New York, 3; Pfttsburg, 2. Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, O. Boston, g; St. Louis, 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
n.eora aiIiara score..

Melbourne. Australia, Aug. 25.-A worlds record score at English billi- ards. sss. was made here today in the George Grey match by the former player. Eight hundred and thirty one points was made "off the red'' set up. English standard table was used.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26

Summary ;-stoien base, Thornton. saeri- flee hit, Larsen Sacrifice ky out. Wheat Double play, watson to sen1en to McCay; senten to Rhoton to Mccsy. Base on bail2 off Bittroiff, 2; off Fieharty, s. Struck out.
 by Bittrolff. $; by Fleharty. 1. Hit by pitch CT. Wheat by Fleharty. Left on base, Mo- bile, 6; Birmingham. (. Ttme 1:tt. Umpires
 Moran and Fnxsjmmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
ATLANTA GETS LAST
MUCH wRANGLrNG OVER UMPIRTs
 DECISION.
Peiicans shut Out By Crackers h Fast Game--0niy Run Came tn First
 Round on Pass.

New Orleans, Aug. 25.--AtlantA won the hnal game of the season against the locals ct this point. to 0. Bayless
 on balls, McMurray was sacrificed and s. Smiths single to left scored the only run of the game. The crowd was . noisy one. and the game was marked by wrangling over the umpire's deeis. tomorrow, playing a double-header
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
nnrii.h renm CorninR.

Houthampton. Aug. 25.--J. c. PArko. c P Dixon and W. c. Ora wiley, the members of the team that is to rep- petitions beginning September ii at Philadelphia for the Dwight Davis in. ternational challenge cup left here tn- day for New York on board the steam. CT Kronprinz Wilhelm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Brooklyn Defeated

Brooklyn, Aug. 25.-Fromme had the Brooklyns hypnotized today allowing only three hits and shutting them out 2 to o. . reversal Of yesterdays score Cincinnati scored its runs after two men were out in the fifth on three hits a pass and . steal. Pitcher Dent and Infielder Redmond of the Winston -Sa- lem team of the Carolina League. will join Brooklyn Saturday. Score:
 Cincinnati .... 900 02O o0o--3 2 Brooklyn w 900 o0e o00-0 z
 Batteries -Fromn1e and Roth; McIn- tyre and Bergen. Time, 1:41. Umpire, Johngtone. 7f-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
oTtals. .. .. ..30 { 9 24 12 .Basted for Buchanan m seventh.

Score by innings: Little Rock ...... ....doo eoo 2d-s
 summary--Innings pitched. by Buchanan. !; Higgin,s1. Hits appor- tioned, off Buchanan. 12; off Higg ms. Sacrifice hit, 0steen. Stolen base. Hart. Base on balls, off Higgins, 1; off Guese. 2. Struck out. by Buchanan, 1; by Guese, 5. Double play. Buchanan 1:35. Empires Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
Pittabarr Defeated .

New York, Aug. 25.-The New Yorks made Eve hits of Maddox in the second inning today and these coupled with a pass ana a wild pitch, gave them three runs and their second victory in this series over Pittshurg. The score was , to 2: Philippe. who succeeded Mad dox, did not allow a run. Mathewson pitched effectively for the locals. Score:
 R.HE. Pittsburs .. .....leo ooi ooo-2 s Q New York .. .030 900 O0%--3 8 l Batteries Maddox. Philippe and Gib- son; Mathswson and Myers. Time. 1928 Umpires. O'Day and Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
kerlUin's Error Ln
 Second Game Is Costly

sons hit to right field, scoring Berry and tieing the score.
 Flood hit safe in the last of the eighth, and, with one gone. Perry soaked 1t for two bags. scoring Tim and winning the game { to 8. The score was: