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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-31
Soldier Balks Death Plot.

It seemed to J. A. Stone, a civil
war veteran, Of Kemp, Texas, that a
plot existed between desperate lung
trouble and the grave to cause his
death. II contracted a stubborn
cold," he writes, 'that developed a
cough that stuck to me, in spite OF all
remedies, for years. Ny weight ran
down to 13O pounds. Then I began to
use DR.. Kings New Discovery, which
restored my health completely. | now
weigh 17S pounds" For severe Colds,
obstinate Coughs, Hemorrhages, Astn-
ma, and to prevent Pneumonia it s un-
rivaled. zoe. and S1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by ". E. Pelham
@ So<
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-31
EXCURSION
To Charleston, Wednesday, August
18th, via G. N. & L. R. r.

Wednesday, August llth, the Co.
lumbia, Newberry & Laurens Railway
will run their first Excursion to
Charleston, giving their patrons an
opportunity to visit the City by the
Sea at very low rate and to spend
a day at the Isle Of Palms where they
can take dip in the Surf or enjoy
the pleasure Of the many amusements
provided on the Island. The .. S.
Ship "Solace'' will be in the Naval
Dry Dock and this will be your
chance to get good look over one Of
YOUR Uncle Sans vessels.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-31
DOUBLE LYNCHING IN GEORGIA
Tie Lynching Of Two Negroes, and
a Search for the Wife Of One OF
Them.

Soperton. Ga. Aug. 2I.-Two ne
groes lvnched and / posse IN pursuit
Of the wife Of one Vi the victims;
the killing of a prominent planter, a
member Of the posse; 'he probable
fatal injury Of the sheriff of Mont
romerv county, and tie woundlng OF
fonr other members Ct the posse,
summarizes the result of one OF the
most exciting man hunts this section
::nS ever known.
Ben Clark, an escaped convict from
the Ribb county chain gang. was shot
TO death, after fierce battle early
to-day, and his body burned. The ne
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-31

route, and some Of the track to be
used has been constructed recently.
In the event the Seaboard builds to
Charleston the Clinchfield system will
combine its terminal site there with
that already secured by the Seaboard,
and should the Clinchfeld Road go to
Charleston the Seaboard will let that
system have its terminal site. "
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-31
NEWS OF ST. PHILLIPS.
A Chair Over One Hundred Years
Old.-Personal Mention Other
Matters.

St. Phillips, Aug. 26:-The weather
is rather cool for the time OF year.
and it is ripening the cotton.
On Saturday, August %, there was
a joint picnic at St. Phillips. The PIC
mic was given by New Hope and St.
Phillips singing schools. The singing
is taught by Mr.. George Dlckert'
I had the pleasure Of sitting IN a
chair something over hundred years
old. The, chair belonged to Mr.. W.
B. Kibler. It is strongly made
chair. and no such are made IN our
davs. As far as we can trace 1t back,
i. was his mothers grandmother's 5,
and his mother is now eighty-two
years old.
T,tAre will be services at St. Phil
lips the first Sunday at three p. m.
I notice there are some few people
in this section that don t take any
paper at all. I feel sure we are living
in an enlightened country. and for
those that don't take any paper and
cannot receive any news 1t seems 10
me that everything would be dark and
gloomy. We want all TO welcome the
county paper in their homes. We nave
two county papers, and those woo
don't take either one Of them, DO not
take any interest in the affairs OF
the county.
Mrs. Jos. Sigh, Of Newberry,
spent last week with her niece, Mrs.
W. F. Ruff.
Miss Bessie Seybt. Of Greenville'
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. ". B. klb-
ler
Messrs. James and Willie Kibler
visited at Pomaria last week. They
report a pleasant time.
Mr.. Earl Livingston and Luther
Aull. of Pomaria, spent Saturday and
Sunday at Mr.. ". B. kibler's.
Mrs. Walter Long, and her hus-
band of Saluda, spent the latter part
of last week with her father and
mother.
Mrs. Robert Caldwell and daughters
spent Friday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Ruff.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-31
Teacher Wanted.

Fork School District No. 55, sala-
ry $4,000. Term six months. Lady
teacher preferred. Applicants apply
to either Of the undersigned before
August p, 1909.
W. G.. Metts,
Slghs, S. C.
@. NJ. Kinard,
Pomaria, S. C.
D. T. Wicker,
Pomaria. S. G..
Trustees.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-31

all for one and one for all and the
States motto: 'Animis opibusque pa
ti'-ready with our lives and for
tunes-pulsated as the sentiment IN
every BOSOM
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-31

Artillery Gun Target Practice.
Band Concerts, Dancing, Q. S. solaee.
Surf Bathing.
Ask agents or write:
J. F. Livingston, S. A.,
Columbia, S. c.
T. C. White, G. P. A.,
Wilmington, N. C.
J. ". Denning, G. L. Rohlnson'
Agent: L. A.
Newberry, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-31
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

both gown and hat styis seem tend
ing toward simpler lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
SCENES WILL SHIFT
ALE EASTERN CLUBS WILL PAci
NEW WESTERN RIVALS,
nabh,s People, Gene to hxentGesAegy 20
day for Four Games On Fhyea
Days-Gulis Tackle
NASHVILLE.

Down here In Dixie. the scene shirts
all around, and there 10 liable TO be
punches Of trouble for q lot Of people
Rahb's people are here for feur games,
u doubla-header being played on one
of the three days. 20 pay for that sat
urday tie game that the Climbers ana
Turtles played at Capitol AsisnG -
fast neW--woadarfully fast ln TACT.
with 4 crippled team, and GreniingeFs
crowd Wall have to put on steam 70
s Viii be seen this afternoon wheth-
winning streak. Mobile - At Sulphur
Dell Tor the balance Of the week ana
George Reed has the Guiis stepnsnk
some right now. Up In Mnmmyvllls,
pubs have always, been lucky against
surprise party IL Molys people .get
soirse 81 the games this week. Billie
smith is liable TO butt into trouble az
Piedmont Park, Tor Mike Fiun'a crew
are playing q hard game, even y Inc
Volunteers ala stop them In NASHVILLE.
. Take u al ropna ane tnn ss Sn mer rpT
the balance af the week VIII DC Hehts
SID Fnelees. Mobile, Nashville ana Az.
iaass srss Tsd s 's each other. and il the
Gulls can stop the Volunteers and the
Traveiers lay out the Crackers Mobile
viii come pretty close to leading tne
ieaeue BY Saturday. night. At the same
time. II the. Climberg can hana z tew
Pelicans, Greminger and Charlie frank
viii change places IN fhs stahdihs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
Franks Crew Fail to
Cross the Pan.
CLIMBERS hit The BALL
AT TIMELY MOMENTS
George Paige is Hit Hard BY The
Local Players.
seasstiep.I, Fs.iaips BeAi.S The Psli-
can Twirisr Prevent. u. R.a-
ninE VI Of . Bix Score
~ Moatsomery.

with steady. consistent hitting the
Climbers drove In trio Of runs yes
terday. With admirably steady pitch
ing. big Elmer Bliss scattered the few
hits made on him, 80 that they were
robbed of their fapgs, the fnal count
being to Q in favor Of Montsomsry.
situation ali the way, Link Htickney.
who umptred the game, was pretty
hard on him in the matter Of balls and
strikes. and at least two ef the four
were strikes--plain strikes. Once or
twice during the performance Bliss
butted into trouble, but thanks to his
magnificent steadiness the necessary
hit could not be torn OF by the Dyke
town crew.
Bliss did some ciouting at that and
damaged the reputation of one George
Paige considerably, His corking triple
double steal, put in the third and last
run of the game. He did not get a
single strfke-out, according to Umpire
stickney, but when in tight place
Orleans way in the hollow Of his hand.
He had swell support, too. The gin
gerry. snappy kind that chokes OF
Champ osteen played first in place
Tuesdays battle. Osteen not only
played the bag In faultless style, but
some OF his stops OF high thrown
balls were so Sensational that roars
of applause went up from the stands.
Rockenfieid, Pope and Whiteman play
ed great ball, ,Rocky's hitting being
one OF. the features, a. was the SWEET
ting of every one Of them.
Mr.. George Paige, late OF the Sally
League. and touted as a. conner, was
In for Franks people and he was hit
hard. especially in the third and sixth
rounds. Gus Hills arm saving him from
disaster in the third session. when
three hits were Jumped on him. He
only gave two bases on balls, but one
Of them helped In the last run. He
was given fiie support. but the Climb
ers simply .outplayed tha tribe Of Frank
and hit when hits meant rups--that's
all there Is to II,
They started after Paige In the third
round Hart cracked one that Lind
say knocked dawn, but the ball was
hit so hard ana Lindsey had 70 make
out easily Paige had two strikss on
Bliss, when he punched one e center t,
bunt about half way between the plate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
Banked 7lDo Card Today
Bliss Holds NelD Orleans
Sluggers at His Mercy


and third and was safe before the sur
prised Pelicans knew where they were
at. The bags being choked. Kerwin
struck out trying to bunt and DAILY
sst al long * to n SsnssF nG ed R sas maxi
Mathews In time TO kill Hart at the
plata completing the double and re-
firing the side.
tAs sixth. Persons opened the session
With 3 drive past third and was sacri-
decd by Kerwin. Daily lifted q Texas
Lacquer between first and second, Des
MonA Dexter and Weimer going after
II. DeMont got Just close enough to
II TO ret his hands on the sphere, but
not close enough to squeeze II. and II
was . clean hit. Persons got to third
on the play and scored on Whitemsn's
goihg 10 third and Rocky'ss vicious
smash 10 LIFT driving him in. Osteen
s snasf = viSh Sy to HILL but the
The there wsys two gone in the last Of
the seventh when bliss pounded out
three -hsggsr to The center fsld fence.
fastHelayinE Of IHtiI and DeMcnt cuts
cd out as clean gtwc-bhgger as one
wants 10 see--the bali was singing .
merry tune as Y shot BY Robe and a.
out In left. KNOCKING up q small cloud
Of chalk. Bliss had walked in ana
Persons was on second when stickney
called the hot foul sending Bliss back
<. ess Pc ssa rsrs9n ~a back sns ss
walked end when he started for secs
opd Mathews Aired the bail down. Do
Mont bred It back, but Bliss was
and was over the plate in a cloud OF
dust Mathews dropping the ball. Kerr
win ended II with hit to DeMont, but
the count was to o..
Nothing more was done and 1t wound
up that way. TIE score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Hugh Duffy has his Providence team
In swell formation right now and tht
Clam piEgers are stepping lively II
the Eastern League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
TnNNrs m AuausTA .

Augusta, Ca, July 2i.--The sur
prise Of the day Ia the South Atlantic
tennis tournament was the defeat oil
Val Dawson by Lee this afternoon In
the semi finals in singles.
The play today was very fast apd ex-
citing. and large gallery was attract
ed TO the courts. Lowery and Phil
lips played In excellent form In doubles
ana from their work II waa plainly seen
that they will have To be reekoned
with In the finals.
defeated Miss Galloway this Afternoon
and won the ladies' singles.
Tomorrow Lee will play Bridges Of
North Carolina, for position In the
finais. The winner win play J. Daw'
son, and the winner Of this match will
play Thornton. last years champion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

BirminKhani. July 1l.-tbpeciaII-s
n was stated this afternoon In iron
Circles that prominent finenciers frofs
France, England. Germany. HOLLAND
ana other countries, who reeetiy ana
In the past few years made some heasy
Investments In bonds and stocks ~ IN.
d,,strial concerns in this district, would
yieit the Alabama mineral and indus.
trial section in the early part OF the
fall TO look At the resources OF this
country, Several AuAncsers or repre-.
sentatives from New York will accom-.
pany the foreigners to the Alabama
district,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Baseball Is now being played the
world over, Tgere are even teams In
the cities OF Fekip ana Canton--Iil-
note-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
. Ana . lot aspspas -, ~. asyt, ,tavss

dhvsHs - ~ s Vii'I VI ffF1sT wv %
gessY e .hs;Hast rene es tbs pEss-
n@Spievlts and MilwauHee tlavihg 90
Paul opens At LoSlsvYIIls, Mii tsSa "a AZ AZ
ana RsSsa. M,sinssapsli e Columbus
thsgs VIII be q doub.s-header In svsry
goang Fast now, but so IL st. Paul. Mia
hhsaPelts and Milwaukee, indianapolis
ss.lss Of four ssnss bssinnins F II w.
Will be pscViiaFiy Interesting.
This weak wiRds yp the Esstern trip
League. and il looks aa II pitssb beasl
Chicago and Cincinnati wifi havn
light It out during. the month OF Au-
gust The Pirates have four games in
double header today. chicaec snd &
Louis Lon With three saeh IN New York
sood s nU% anS w Ths GSss are selling
tSr the rest soS q thi D0 Week far the Giants
Thts week winds up the Western trim
TSey 4 ssvs the n es a tSsss ssv. Lsagps
p 1r9ls da ras t they may play % post
istles have four gan.es-with the White
While sh s ssow Up Il eRssssS s,asds
the next four games, Washington, winSr
iYng up In st, Louis sunday. New
playing the last game there naxt Mane-
dsy. From the way in which the All
leties and Boston have held their avn
OF wi,I ms Us western TRIP. the. two Of them
anal scrap for the American isak ns
,And this run down the stretch IN fur.
hsn,ns sets OF excitement In every
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

PIktgburg 81 Boston.
Chicago at New York.
cineinnati at rhiladsiphls. tTws
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Madison went 70 the top early this
season and Ia sttll showing ths way
In the Wisconsin Illinois League,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
NASHVILLE WINS
FROM GREENVILLE

GteeRyille. July si:--ssspselal. -
last game of the series today through
Bryan pitched a good game ana ue-
served Victory. Miller started In for
the visitors. but was knocked out in
the first; then Kid relieved him. hold
ing the home boys safe.
Enterprise plays three games here
beginning Thursday.
Shelkosky hit the first ball over the
plate for home run.
Nashville .....,... .-........6
\ Battsries-MilieT, Kidd and seaTcy;
Bryan and Bryan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
GASEEs TO-DAY,

semshsvs LaaewA.s1
Memphis at IMoHtgomsrys
Mobile 81 Nash VILE ~ fs.,9
New Orleans ct Birmingham.
Little Rock at Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
BOOSTING CLUB TO
HOLD SECOND MEETING

The Capitol Heights Boosting Club,
composed Of resident and non-resf1sat
property ownsrs, will hold their SECOND
meeting tomorrow evening At the Town
Hall tn Capitol heights.
The purposes OF these meetings erk
to stimulate the building OF beautiful
residences, the establishment Of the
lawns, IN this delightful suburh Of
Montgomery ana the general uphuild-
Ing OF the community In that ssctson
Of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
clTY ROWLING LEAGUE.

Hairs aserssatieh took two cut Of
the three games from Ropeps team
and che former team likewise teoI fhS
series by margin OF eighty-one pins.
Halls team won the first game Of
the evening by margin Of sixty-ave
ahead In the second contest, while
Ealfs bunch took the hnai game %
the series hy only . nine-pln margin.
Pallet. who BOWED In place OF Lutx.
Of the evening with 900 PINS. and re,
likewise. came cut Ct the anish With
the highest individual average Of sss
pins. Lamar. who took samnsrs place
With Q total Of $50 pins,
The scores are &c foiiowa;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

AwseFsean Asseeiassem.
Minneapolis ~ Toledo,
Nilwaukes at Louisville.
Kansas City at Columbus.
st. Paul at indianapolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Detroit. July 21.--Summere today
made his hrst appearance since HIS
day, and held New York TO i've scat
tered singles. easily biankinG them.
by Bush. Hughes pitched we'll. but
punched hits cost him one tally and
killer made home run. LaPorte
was spiked by Bush ana was forced to
retire.
Detroit :, .......SSb 5sS sSss;-s 2
Batteries-Summers and Schmidt:
Hughes and KleInow. Time, 1:45.
UmpiTas, Connolly and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Less than q hundred points separat.
ing the first six teams Is the way the
Western League race Is going.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
CHESBRo May
RETIRE PROM GAME

New York, July 81. --Jaek Cheshire.
one tine gsssT P sstss 4 ram the s ssss
unless he Is claimed. by enc Of the
major league clubs within . few Days.
Waivers on the once formfdabis
York PORK American League GLIB, ana a.
Chesbro is weil-to-do ana has . pres.
peFous lumber business IN Conway,
Mass, he probably will cult the di&-
Chisbro has been unable TO regain
the sktii that made him terror TO
the batsmen Of the National League
when he pitched for RittsbuFg, and
lateF with the local club OF the Aneeri-
can League,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Greet Crowd Goes PROM Lyssvsils 10
See r..

Greet Crowd Goes Prom Lyssvslls 10
See u.
Athens, July 2i.--tepeciai.)- --fhe flrst
OF the third series Of games between
Athens and Lynnviile was played here
this Afternoon.
Lynuyilie sent o special train bring
ine about 100 psFsons. and the game
was Witnessed by more than . thous.
and persons.
Goodrich. with badly bruised hand
behlnd the bat, and Menges, with q
crippled ankle. 10 right hsid. crippled
the home team,
Up 10 the frst Of the eighth inning.
Lynnvtiie had made no scores, but BY
an error In this half Lynpvifie made Q
sceFe. This was followed by an error
on the part OF the home team. ana the
Score: RHE.
A.nsnfi,, '..''..'.'.....'.'..
6yAuvVtV $3.50. .sF.ssssssA - -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hayes and Good
rich; Lynnviiis. Beasiey ana Luna.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

The American Association race is
hot ell along the line. Minneapolis
and MtlwRukse look good for the final
struggle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

santlsrn Leaau~
AAtHin ants. 4; yhs;m Ssx 0s'ssh'' v
SssRYiiis. .; Little hock 1,
Birmingham. Q; Mobile. 9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
sseck Of oesas ssla.

Birmingham. July ai.--lspeeiei.f--
The stock Of goods OF Robert 0arFy
a Co., bankrupts. was cold BY the 50.
csixsr today at public cutlery. tiis safnS
being bought In by n. g. Chandler z
CO., the price being little over siAeoa
The liabilities OF the concern In bank
suptey wac ever $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
MucH REMoDELING
AT THE CITY HALL

II you look into the sfEles of tire CttS
Clerk and Treasurer 81 the City Han
on Monroe street. you win see. Aim1S
through the swirl Of dust the process
ing rennodled, changed througheut. and
the big steel hiing case which the city
has bought fer tho two ofiesys 10 bsins
installed,
The ease. or assk. 10 bought 40 .
safeguard for the important city 'doeu.
mstts against fre. For years. Mnre
Montgomery was city. the cflciai Pc
psrs have been aled In Qubby.heies
which o IRE would sweep In q fsw
minutes. and danger OF . great loss
was thas raised.
The entire efEios 10 being switched
about, giving the sfieiais more 69or
space than before by far.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Hartford seems TO have sverythinH
that 10 needed to cop the Connecticut
League penant this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

San Frsneisco. July ai.--Staniey
KStehal. the champion. middleweight
pugiiist. was painfully injured yester-
the front Of the automobile in which
he was riding. when the machine col
iided with q wagon. 1t was feared at
firet that his arm had been broken,
but later Developments showed only a
severe strain PROTECTING his face from
the dying glass, Ketehel badly lGcerated
his hands.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

PRoTncT WORKING GIRLs


Problem at Convention
Louisville, KY, July 2l,-During
the session Of the fourteenth biennial
convention Of the Retail Clerks Inter.
nationai Protective Association. being
held In this city. the delegates will
delve into sociology to the extent Of
talking over means to better the en-.
vironment OF the working girl II II
planned to organize Q working auxi'
iiary to the organization with this
project in mind.
The clerks select their tfacers by
referendum and the parliamentary
question before them IL whathwT they
have the right TO choose at this cen
venticn successor as internAtiona
secretary to the late Max Norris Of
Denver. Several cities are competing
for the next convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

summaryN-rwo base hit, Mslssworth.
Three 1,s ssss hits; Elism; Hsniins. s, sac.
bases, Watson. Molsswerth. McGilvray.
struck out. BY Aobinsen, .; BY HEX.
pap, .; w suggS. !. Base on baiIa, on
robinson, n! 20 Hickman. Z. VIVA pitch.
tssntsiI.) Double plays, senteii 20 Rha-
to Gysii. Hits apportionsd, OF sngss
In 4 la innings. Time. i,SS. ufn.
ptre Carpentef,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Paris, July 2i.--"Canai in Winter"
hy z. W. Rednsid. Of Center Bridge,
Pa, the only American picture to re-
the Society Of French artists. has
bean purchased BY the government
cor enc LnxambuFg gallery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
FOR SAIL.

Entire stock and fixtures Of the Kinds
Cafe and Cream Co.. No. ls Dexter Avenue,
Thursday. July 2otk. at IL o'clock. Stock
a. follows: ~ mirrors ! cash register,
chairs and tables. candy trays marble TOP
csries, cooking utensils, candy shop, linen
and towels. ice cooler. / chocolate DRIP table,
{ show cases. iron safe, pair scales. ha,
coal range, dishes. crockery, glassware and
silver ware. $50 lbs. chocolate coating. Is
dezen asst. ice cream molds.
suction. =
S-9t HARRY KAHN Assignee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
LONDON ENTERTAINs TARs


London. July 3i.-The blueJackets Of
$50 warships now IN the Thames who
heretofore have allied the role OF
hosts. were guests Of the city Of Lon
don, today. Twelve hundred Of them
marched through the principal
thoroughfaPe end the crowds that
lined the streets greeted them with
unbGunded enthusiasm.
Altar the parade. the oficsrs ami
men were rendered a luncheon at
the Guild Hall and subsequently, en-
joyed q vaudeville entertainment, the
nrst permitted At the Guild Hall dur
ing the many centuries of its SxiS-
tence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
rELEPHoNE MEN MEET.


HhEN31M8A W<AAs
Hfrminxhan, July -
Managers. cashiers end eommereiet rep-
rsssntatiyes OF the Southern Bell Teis.
phone Company In the second districts
met here today and viii be In session
again teaorPow.
The sessions of the conferences 81 tha
telephone men are being held IN the
once OF D. y. rurnbuil. supsFlntend.
emit OF the Birmingham district, and
are attended by about thirtysfixe es
forty OF the most progressive an6 Sc
tive workers OF the Bell Company ~
this stata. which eomposes the sscond
district under the new division % tina
territory.
The sessions are presided eeny ~
r. l.. woodruff OF Montgomery. super.
lntendsnt Of the second division. MANS
points OF technical interest sra beins
dsyeiopad and threahsd cut 20 I've great
bensfit Of the service Of the state as
whole =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Cleveland. July sl.-Clegeiand d.
fsated Boston today TO D. Ryan was
and before he was taken cut. Cieve-
land scored four runs, which were
enough to win. Manager LaJpie played
his Arst game since June 40.
Cleveland 400 900 00s--4 o
Boston .,,,.,.te0 zoe ei0-9 o
Batteries-Berger and Clarke; Ryan,
Pape, Collins and ponobpe. limo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22

Every Young who breaks into the
game Is q ICY" and likewise every
Holmes. Is dubbed ''pucky" right Off
the real.