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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-09-30
THE MARKET
Beres Prices

Cabbage, new &c per ID. tg.t
Potatoes. new Soc. per bu.
Eggs per doc. 1920.
Butter per ID. 15c.
BACON
Salt side, 12hc.
Breakfast Bacon. l5c.
Premium Bacon. &c.
HAMS
Country. 16 Csc.
Premium, Ice.
Fryers on foot l6c. per ID.
Hens on foot Toe. per Id.
Feathers. per ID 35c.
Hay, sl2 per ton.
Corn soc. per bu.
Wheat per bu. 60c.-$l.00.
Cracked corn $l.95 per 100 lbs.
Wheat screening $3.50 per 100 lbs.
Ship stuff 81 80 per 100 lbs.
Ties. No. l. L. & N. shx7x9. 45c;
culls. zoe.
Live Stock
Louisville. August. II, 90.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-09-30

of modern life and thrive on less
sleep than a daily average Of eight
hours"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15

Carolina League.
Spartanburg, 4: Salem, I.
Greenville, /: Anderson. 0 Go in
Greensboro. IL: Charlotte. o.
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MADE SLIGHT GAIN
Mast Make Pfa6ffcaIly 4 Clean Sweep
Of the Remaining Sets to Keen
Fron Payfng for the

Through tho vtctory Of Professor
Edgar In the afternoon and Of Mrs.
l.. w. Tyson in the morning, the side
of Captain Kealhofer stole three sets
on the long lead Of Captain Holt yes
terday. Professor Edgar defeated
Warren Tyson az equivalent Of fve
sets. while Mrs Tyson took the best
Marks, but this big advance was cut
down by the defeat or Elmore Higgins
by Etires the best four In Ave sets
This put Captain Holt and his CO.
horts but eight sets ahead and his op-
posing team 10 pulling by -thread
TO finally nose out In the lead.
There was a good-sized crowd out to
see the Edgar Tyson match which was
looked upon as the pivotal contest OF
the tournament. 1t was known that
Tyson had had but little opportunity
to round to his old time form and this
told on him all through the grueflfnR
sets. Yet some verH beautiful tennis
was witnessed. especially In the open-
ing game of the first set. Not In the
tournament has q single game been 80
stubbornly fought as was this. The
score new from deuce to advantage
and back fourteen times, until finally
Edgar doubled the points on his big
opponent, and landed the game. The
remaining I'VE brought out some ex-
celient Tits, but Edgar's remarkable
steadiness and place work overcame
Tyson. Score. 60
IN the second set, Tyson rallied sur
prisingly, leading of with q decisive
gain Of the frst game, and kept up
HIS aggressive play. smashing and
serving powerfully until he had Edgar
az. But the racking defense OF the
latter again prevailed. and combined
with his fnvincible half-volley. II
landed the next four games straight. .
Tho heat OF the day was SO fierce
that Tyson, far from being IN form.
let the other threes sets go by default.
It Is probable that by Monday all the
remaining matches will have been
played and the score can then be
summed up. 1t still looks like the
big feed IL on the Kealhofer tribe
Tuesday night
Then for the club tournament which
begins Wednesday, by means OF which
the best players are to be sifted down
preliminary to the State tournament
which follows. June 9. ., 10 ana Ii.
By mistake II was stated yesterday
that the Kealhofer silver cup would
be given the men. when Ii should
have been said that the best player in
singles among the ladies will be en-
titled to the trophy. Other parties
will offer cup to the men.
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Montgomery Secured But
One Single.
PEPE MADE CIRCUIT
FOR THE ONLY TALLY
Landed on Third as Result Of Two
Errsrs.
SPIKE shannon Drove Him in with a
sacrince FIy-Biiss Pitched
swell BAN An the way
Through.

While Ii was not an extra inning
affair yet Elmer Bliss worked as SUI
perh game of ball yesterday az ne
did over In Memphis last summer.
With two down in the first round
Rhoton hit past Osteen, but shannon
threw him out stealing second. With
two down in the fourth Rhoton hit
clean again. but Woodie Thornton end
ed 1t with q fly to Kerwin. With one
down In the eighth Watson hit o slow
one to Bliss and was safe on bad
bound. Two clean hits an an fnheid
scratch rounded up TIE total that NJ ne
low also had superb control, striking
out two patters. one at a critical time,
and the only base on balls during the
game going 70 Jack Hardy IN the ninth a.h
Mobile get q runner as far rs second
base and Bliss shut them out easily
by a score l to D.
ra hss 81 s ssp f sS Resvis ths
sixth getting the only lift Of the game;
the three bases on balls that he gave
cost cost ansythfi,n,gi The diflsssps ,,. was ,sn
faultlessly and with ginger, while two
bIunderp OF the Guils in the nth In
ming gave Montgomery the one run
as fast ball as Montgomery the game
would have gone into the extra I'M
The entire bunch back OF Bliss put
up swift game, but there were three
things that stood out prominently.
Bless heady. steady pitching, Spike
Shannon's catching and throwing TO
bases and Joe Pepe's base running. The
base running Of the Bronx Kid won
the game, shannon sacrificing him
home with a NY.
with one down in the fifth Pope
hit to short. Sentelle made the throw
all right but SABRE dropped the ball.
Then Pope started on the steal Of
second and Petit threw wild, the Kid
going to third. With only one down
Shannon hit a sacrifice fly to Wheat
In left field and Pope scored with the
run that won the game.
1t looked like another run in the
eighth when Pepe. the first man up,
walked and stole second. Shannon
was unlucky enough to 90 out on Q
foul to Petit. Bliss hit fly to GEN.
ter but Thornton held the runner on
second and DAILY ended II with q
grounder to Sentelle.
In the last OF the ninth the crowd OF
fans at Jack Higgins's hall had theII
hearts in their mouths. Petit was this
first man up and a. was expected
Hardy was sent to bat for him. He
walked, being the only pass Of the
game on Biisa Lelivelt struck out
when a. hunt would probably have
done some damage SeRtetie was iowr
on an outfeld fly and before Wheat
had q chance to lift II, Hardy started
on the steal, and Spike Shannon ended
the. game by throwing him out easily
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At Atlanta-Georgia Tech. 2; sewa-
At Macon--Mercer, 10, Georgia. i.
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NEGROES ARE BARRED
FROM GERMAN ARMY

Berlin. May 1.-THE Prussian milf
tary authorities have decided 10 ais.
continue the enlistment of negroes in
the army.
This ruling applies chiefly to the mil.
itary bands. in several OF which there
are African drummers.
The explanation offered unonlcially II
that the negroes in question have
adopted the vices and none of the viz
tues OF German civilization; that they
have degenerated rapidly and are not
amenable to discipline.
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Climbers Win Again wA11z aass ses sy T.
Get But One Hit
DUBS THROW AWAY
HENLINE AND RAUB GO TO PIECES
IN EIGHTH.
The Little Rock Team Took the Third
Straight Game From nfrminw-
ham, the Final Score Being
tn 4.

Little Rock. Ark. May 1s-Little
Rock took the third straight game OF
the series from Birmingham today. The
visiting team tied the score In the sew
enth on four successive singles, only to
throw II away In the next inning. with
two out. Senfz reached second when
Henline muffed his long ny. He went
to third on passed ball by Raub and
scored when the latter.s low throw got
away from Larsen. Fullenwider was
effective In every inning except the
seventh. Score;
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15
MATINEE
AZ Pickett Springs today.
BIRMINGHAM CLUB
MEN ARE RELEASED

Birmingham, May I4--tspecial)-- 1.-The
acquittal Of the SIX men arrested In the
so-ealled social clubs In Birmingham
by the police. proved quite blow to
tthe plans OF the police to put q stop
to the violations Of the prohibition
laws.
The men arrested were without menu
bership cards In the organizations
where they were located. The men
were tried in the recorders court and
acquitted.
The police will double the vigilance
IN the matter and make effort to
locate the violators with better evi.
dence.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15
EXECUTION AT MANILA.

Two Murderers Are Hanged In Private.
Manila, May 14-Esuebie Burias and
Lucio Aldea, who were convicted OF the
MURDER of Anna Hahn. a school teacher
in the Batangas district. were hanged
In Bilibid prison this afternoon The
execution was private.
The crime was committed In January
1908, and had robbery for its object.
The victim was hacked to pieces with
bolos.
A strong effort was made to secure
a communication OF the sentence. but
Governor General Smith and Vice Gov
ernor Forbes declined to interfere.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15
CLARK GRIFFITH
= SUSPENDED FOR ROW

New York. May 14.--John Hsydler acting
pended Manager Clark Griffith. outffelder
Bob Bescher and catcher Frank Roth Of
In yesterdays Boston Cincinnati game.
Bescher was fined $50 for taking his time
In leaving the field after being ordered to
do 80 by Umpire Cusack and Roth was fin
ed .$26 for attacking the umpire.
Manager Griffith was elected from the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15

london. May l4--Capt F. 3. Cody,
whose failures in his experimental
aeoplane work for the British army
London newspapers, now Seorns AZ last
to have achieved success. In the pres
ence OF the Prince OF Wales, he new
for nearly a mile at AtderHhot today.
Captain Cody is an American.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15

Troy. May f4.--t Special )--Troy de.
First game R.H.E.
Montgomery. =. ..s. ....f o 8
ia Rsssttt.eries-4smith. iuichsfi and md sear0
borough: solomon and Chafin,e
Second game R.H.E.
Montgomery. .... 500 s g
Troy. - fi.s ...4...b 5 g.
Batteries--Fuicher and Scarborough:
Compton. Cameron and Chain.
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FIppLERs CONVENTION.
Great Audience Hears siusic, In La

Luverne. May Especial. l--Thers
was fiddlers convention at the court
house In Luverne Thursday night
Standing room was at = premium
and the City improvement League was
handsomely rewarded for their ef-
forts.
The following were present who sn-
tertained the audience by playing
three piecea each: w. D. Noteworthy,
r.. l.. Miller, G.. c. Hardin. Dan Bush.
W. II. Pollard, C. ]. Pollard, A b !.
williams. j. =. Kimbro, =. G.. Taliey,
ID. W. Kelly. w. c. Mccartha. w.
l.. Koker. NJ. e. Petty, H. d. Spi-
vay. w. o. Spivey. y. w. Hin, q. A.
Stroud. Tom Vines. C.. NJ. Pynes, Jim
Vines. A. o. Jackson and l.. NJ Ne.
Kinxie.
There were nine prizes offered to
the players ranging from $40 down TO
q pair Of shoes. G.. C. Hardin, q boy
In knee trousers, was the winner os
the third prize. pair OF trousera
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15
ATLANTA BLANKED
PELICANs FIND svTEBAHN SOME
THING VERY EASY.
Huelsman's Home nun In the First In
Ming with n Man Ahead of Him,
started the Birds on Way
to Ylctorx.

New Orleans. May 1.-THE locals
took the third OF the series from At
run in the frst inning with a man
ahead OF him. featured. Two errors,
fye safe hits and base on balls add
ed fve more ruus In the second. but
slacksned until the eighth. Maxwell
claimed under the waiver rule from
Atlanta, was added to the New Or
leans pitching corps today.
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Tulsa, Okla. May l6--J. n. Eaton, Of
Bucyrus, o. subpoenaed as a witness
before the Federal grand Jury that is
demonstrating the Muskogee town
lot fraud cases. 10 one of the latest
arrivals from the East. Mr.. Eaton is a
brother OF waltor r. Eaton. OF Musko-
gee, one OF the seven men previously
Indicted in the cases.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15

Washington, May l4.-Senor Espiosa
the Nicaraguan Minister. today pre-
sented to Secretary Of State Knox,
Pedro Gonzales, who has come 20
washington to settle the Emery claim
In cooperation with the minister. The
envoy win not be received by President
Taft before next week. and pending
that event negotiations for settle
rnent viii not be undertaken
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP
AND ISSUES CHALLENGE

Greenwood Miss. May bbru(speciaa.)
After beating the fUutxarssty OF Mis-
slssippiF 20 D. 'hfisssissippf Al . ana M
claimed the Southern championships
and issued challenges to Tenneseee and
Alabama for q series Of games to set
tie all disputes. STIMULATING the games
TO be played on neutral ground.
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CLOSE AT MEMPHIS
BERNHARD CAME TO RESCUE FOR
THE CHAMPS.
stopped the Tsflenders After They
Had Scored Enough Runs to
tie the Score on
uuwxnn

Memphis. Tenn. May f4.-The score
and hits were plentiful on both sides.
but at the last Nashville won BY .
margin OF one run. Duggan lasted
Ave innings for Nashville. until he
permitted Memphis to tie the score.
Then came Bernhard and during the
remainder OF the game he allowed byt
two hits. The deciding run. IN the
last inning. resulted from Barnhard's
hit Tonneman's sacrifice and Wise
mans hit.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15

Norfolk. May I4.--Four favorites got
home in front today at the Jamestown
track. August Beimonts gelding. Good
Heart, captured the fourth race, while
yesterday by winning the second event.
First race. 2-yeaL-ol selling. four
and half furlongs--Winna. l0S Char
a "a 70 ,s7 70 ssa sysn Won 70 f0 e
2 and to 4. second; Polly Lee. zoe
(Reid) I to /. 8 to and to s, third.
Time, 1856. Replenish. Belle Mawr,
Billie Burke and st. Augustus also
Second race. 3-year- oIds and up, SELL
ing, six 1urlongs-star Gowan. i07
lRetd) to s. ! to 8 and out. won:
Donaldo. Jos (Davisl rs to I. TO 1
Time, i:14 Risk. Thunderboit and
Hanonia also ran.
Third race. 4-year-oIds and up. sell
ing. seven MISUNDERSTANDING, i0s
(Reid) 1 to 8 and out, won: Jennie
Wells, i09 (Continl 2 10 2, TO S and
out. second; May Jene, ia (Davisl Is
to !. 9 to l. and out. third. Time.
Fourth race. six furlongs, purse
Good Heart, 10s (McCahey), 2 TO s and
out. won; Freida c, i07 (contin). IL to
/. to / and even. second; Red Doe,
third. Time. lis. undeterrsd. Ter.
ror, Nancy Lynch and Fluvanna also
ran.
Fifth race, 4-year-olds and up, SELL
ing, miie-Lady Isabel. 105 (Hains). 8
to 5. / to and out. won; Kiiochan. ia
(McCahey), 6 to 8. ! to and out. Sec
ond; Lois Cavanaugh 100 Hardy, 5 10
!, even and 2 TO 5. third. Time, i:4l SIS.
Maivina also ran.
Sixth race. 3-year-olds and up, SELL
ing, mlle--Mystifier. 100 (Reid1, to
5 and out, won: Kempton, lot walk
King of BashAn, 107 (AfcCahey), TO /,
to 10 and out. third Time, l:&0.
High Hat also ran.
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MORGAN THINKS
FRIDAY rs LUCKY

ak hour the jury in the Morgan case
brought In verdict OF acauittai.
Morgan was allowed bond on a writ
OF habeds corpus on Friday, The SUI
prone Court affirmed hts case on FRI
day ana he was given hts liberty on
Friday.
Morgan thinks Friday lucky day
for him.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-15

Summary--Two base hits. Tarleton,
rifice hits. Boucher. McGilvray. Stoiesi
bases, Perry, Casey. Base on balls, on
FulIenwider, 4; OF Manuel, 2. Struck
out. by Fullenwider. 8; by Manuel, A..
pires o'Brien and Fitksimmons-
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Summary--Two-base hits, Weimer,
bases. Robe, HEM. Double plays, Dun
70 HEM. Struck out. by Hess 4. by
yiebahn 3. Base on balls, by Hess 1,
by viebahn Z. Wild pitch. viebAhn.
Left on bases. New Orleans Q, Attain
tn s. First on errors, New Orleans /,
Atlanta 2. Time. 1880. Umpire.
Pfenninger
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Brooklyn. N. z, May 14--Brooklyn
ing a 10 to 4 victory today. The home
team made ten hits, including a home
run, a triple and double off Rhodes
and Higgins and eased up with Moore
in the box. Bell had one bad inning
Manager Lumley put in substitutes
when the game was safe. Score:
St. Louis 1000 COS oIo- /
brooklyn 8. 300 2ao 0ox--1o 10
Batteries-Rhodes, Higgins. Moore
and Phelps; Bell and Bergen. Time
l:46. Umpirea Kane and KLEIN.
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Blrmingham, May 1T Especial y
Pitcher Eugene Moore was sold today
to the Waco team OF the Texas League
AID unconditional release In the morn
ing Wordsworth will then be down
TO the players limit.
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st. Louis s: washington, 4.
Cleveland-New York, (Rain.)
Detroit-B Boston, (Raif.)
Phtladelphia-C Chicago. (Rain.)
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These HHff Street HANDLERS Pat Owes
Third Victory.
IN a very exciting game the BUNDLE
Bees were trimmed by the Hull Street
RAmbiers yesterday. the final score
being 9 to 4. 4
Ramblers !. aes 0s0 1902 il
Bundle Bees ~. 900 020 200---4 5 i
Hurley and Smith.
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New York. May 14-Chicago drove
Raymond from the box in three in
nings today and defeated New York 6
to o. Crandall, his successor was
found for two home runs in the eighth,
but otherwise pitched finely. Pfeister
of Chicago was very effective. keeping
the locals to four well distributed hits.
RH. E.
Chicago -. ...0o4 600 020--6 Z 0
New York 200 GOO 600 :
mond, Crandall and Sclei. Time 1915.
Umpires Rigler and TRULY.
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WHITE Tors WIN. .

Defeat the HighIand Parks by a score
of to &.
In closely played game the White
Parks yesterday. the score being to 8.
Score by innings: R.H. q.
Highland Park 100 100 oo0--4 3
White Top :. 1910 020 OFT 10 q
Batteries---Burnett and Burnett:
Shepard and COMMIT
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Philadelphia. Pa. May l4.--PittBburg
was shut out here today by to o, in
Phillip. Philadelphia won the game.
which was the quickest played OF the
season here, in the fourth Inning, on
four balls to Titus. Magee's sacrifice,
Bransfeld's single, ard error by Leach
and an infeld out. Score;
Philadelphia :, 600 200 00s-2 Q
Pittsburg -. 49,. 600 600 OO0--0
Batteries-Sparks and Jacklitsch;
Phillippi and Gibson. Time. 1:17. Um-
pires, O'Day and Emslie.
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Brewton. May IA Especial ~
Brewton won from Evergreen here to-
day. IL to s. Batteries. Lilies and Penn
for Brewton. Moorer and Moorer for
Evergreen.
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Laurens. s. c.. May III. Ross VII.
son. the actor who was accidentiy shot
here last night. died at o'clock tails
evening. The body win be shipped "a
Hammond. Ill. tomorrow morning
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Sumniary--Two-base hits. Dick, Tom
neman. Hits apportioned. OF Duggan
6. on Bernhard 2. Sacrifice hits. Tom
neman. East. Robertson. Moves. Stolen
bases. Carey, Robertson. Double plays.
East to Butler to Robertson Struck
out. by Duggan 1. by Bernhard 4. by
Dick 5. Base on balls. on Duggan g.
of Dick 8. HIT by pitcher. Babb and
Duggan. Time, 1880. Umpire. Carr
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u. e. WILLIAMS, JR., DEAD.


Home I'm Columbus.
Columbus Ca. May 14.--{Spaciai.)--
D. e. williams, Jr., formerly of Mont
gomery, died in Columbus. his old
home. this morning. aged II years, at
ter an fitness of several months. For
years he was prominent In railroad
circles In the Southeast. and for two
or three years mad been agent for the
Southern Railway in Chicago. fam
lily survives him. The funeral will
take place in Columbus tomorrow.
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To Inspect Route Between Atlanta ana New
York.
Atlanta. May 14.-The first scout car 10
select the course OF the New York 70 Attain
Ia automobile race next November left here
today and will inspect the route as far as
Greenvilie, 8. 9.
The contest Is expected TO be a big factor
In the development Of good rbads in the
South.
Among the points the car viii touch are
Gainesville. Mount Airy and Toccoa, Ca !;
Commerce Jefferson ana Windaor. oa.
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rake. Bassall Gems From DrausAan'.

1HNta Etdf< UeIEE t.z....ze = EozzH UEaWBnAml
College.
The Massey College boys won a one,
sided game yesterday from Draughan'.
boys, the nnal score being 11-3. The
feature OF the. game was the pitching
famed eleven men and got four hits
Score by innings: R.H.E
Massey -. !. :. T0f 500 11e-11 III
Draughan's .0i2 900 O00--3 a
Batteries Miller and Lowrey; Hor.
ner and Raw.
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Chicago, 9 New York. 0.
Brooklyn. 10; st. Louis, 4.
Cincinnati. a: Boston, &
Philadelphia. 3; Pittsburg. 0.
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indianapolis. 6: ST. Paul. I.
Minneapolis, s.; Louisville. 0.
Toledo. 5; Milwaukee, 2.
Kansas City, 1; Columbus, Q.
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asss.s for Lsilvsl, Z Z nia.A 2 Z


Mobile 49,. 80. ..... 900 900 600
Montgomery -, -. !. 900 0l0 000--l
Summary--Stolen bases, Pope, 2. Sac
rifice fly out, Shannon. Struck out. by
Lelivelt. s; Bliss. l. Wild pitch. Lee
liveit. Left on bases, Mobile 2; Mont
gomery- 3. Time, 1897. Umpire, Rud-
derham.
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AllRnIoAN LRAGun.


southern League.
Montgomery, !; Mobile. 0.
New Orleans, o; Atlanta, O..
Nashville. s; Memphis, 4.
Little Rock. q; Birmingham. ?.
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In an exciting game the Stars won
from the Climbers. Jr., yesterday BY q
score Of 8 to 9.
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GIRLS PLAY BALI.

Young Ladies' OF wetumpka I'm Dfa-
mond Game.
wetumpka, May 1&.--(Special. -
Many of the stores closed ana large
crowd attended a baseball game this
afternoon between team of girls
from the school and a team Of We
tumpka young ladies. The game was
under the auspices OF the U. D. c.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Red. defeat whife So.

Boston, Mass. May i4--Cincinnat Il
won an embarrassing game from Bos-
ton day, to 4. making IL three out of
four for the SERIES The visitors
found White easy in the second In
ming and were aided by the poor field
ing OF the locals. Score:
Cincinnati :. 1850 oo1 oo1--7 IL s
Boston -. -. 200 201 1904 10 6
Batteries---Gaspar and McLear:
White, Cheppelle and Bowerman.
Time 2:03. Umpires Johnstone and
Cussack.
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ARKANSAS LEAGUE.

ARKANSAS LEAGUE.
At Jonesboro--Jonesbo 6; Fort
Smith. 9.
At Observation-Disclosures. s; Ar
At Monros--fIot Springs. s; Monroe.
/.
At Helena Helena. .: Texarkana D.
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South Atlantic LeNWUe-.~
Jacksonville. Q; Chattanooga. i.
Augusta. 9; Savannah, 0.
Charleston, q; Macon. 0.
Columbus, 8; Columbia. 8.
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San Antonio. 1: Dallas. 3.
Galveston. s.; Shreveport Q. 70 in
nfngs. darkness y
Houston. 3; Oklahoma City. 4. 30
innings.)