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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-28
Cobb Defends Himself

Detroit, August 2.-"ry" Cobb, the star
outfelder of the local American league
team, positively denied today that he or
to his knowledge any other member of
the Detroit team have attempted to spike
players on opposing teams. After read
ing the statement of President Ban john
son, that he, Cobb. must stop spking
players, or quit the game, Cobb said:
81 have never attempted to spike an
other player, and 1 deny positively tho
charge. OF course I run the bases hard
and slide hard. But the base lines, by
every rule of baseball, belong to tho
runner and If the baseman chooses to de-
liberately get in the path and try to block
the runner off, he does so at his own
peril. 1 did not maliciously spike Third
Baseman Baker of the Philadelphia team
I slid into third base and he was on the
line
The umpires whom President Johnson
hires have seen me every time 1 have
slid into base and the baseman had been
hurt. If I have murderously and de-
liberately tried to put out of the game
any of these men, why have not the UNI
pires reported me?'
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'Possum Wins Taft Cup.

Toledo, o., August N.-The Taft cup, Of
fered by President Taft for the cat boat
series under the auspices of the Toledo
Yacht club In connection with the inter-
lake meeting, will stay in Toledo for a
year, having been won by the 'Possum,
owned by Arthur Davis and sailed by f.
H. Pritchard. The final heat of the Taft
cup series and of the inter-lake series
for cat boats was sailed coincidentaly to-
day. The entrants in both being the
same. The 'Possum won both.
Billy Taft, Toledo Yacht club, took sec
ond in the inter-lake series, and the
Ethel, Detroit Boat club, her sister craft,
third In the Taft cup the pos jon
were reversed, the Ethel defeating Billy
Taft on points. They were in speaking
distance throughout the course
Spite, Detroit Yacht club, won the con-
test for second place in the series for 81
footers for which she was tied with
Otsiketa, Detroat Boat club, and Toledo,
Toledo Yacht club. They finished in the
order named. Spray, Canadian Yacht
club, won her third consecutive heat IN
2:23:3S.
The sella II, Toledo Yacht club, won
the series for Is footers, taking the heat
today in 2:4:2l. Nancy, Toledo Yacht
club, was second and Gamble, Detroit
Yacht club, was third.
During the power boat races, which
were the principal feature of the after
noon programme, the Hoosier Boy of
Buffalo covered the 30 miles up-river
course in :02:S1 and Scripps II of De-
troit followed colesly in 1903 :01. These
events closed the meeting of the Inter-
Lake Yachting association and all there
Is to be done is the distribution of prizes.
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BY JOHN SULLIVAN.

New Orleans, August 21.-QSpeclal.1-
Birmingham and New Orleans broke even
today New Orleans winning the first
game in II innings by the score of to
and forfeiting the second to the Barons
by the score of 9 to after four innings
of play. during which Birmingham had
scored one run
one OF the biggest weekday crowds IN
years witnessed the games between the
TWO teams and when Breitenstein TOOK
his position in the box in the first inning
he was given great ovation.
Birmingham got two men on bases IN
the first inning, the only inning in when
Rarons were on bases throughout the
first game.
After that. however, Breitenstein settled
down and Birmingham didn't get another
man as far as first base in the Whoie
il innings of play. New Orleans battedi
Dickson hard but fast fielding and faoit-
less support prevented a large score.
New Orleans got men on bases in the
third. fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth ana
ninth innings without scoring, due to the
fast fielding of the Birmingham inheld
and outfeld, and had in not been Tor
Weimer's single, followed by Dexter
sacrifice and Huelsman's hit in the
eleventh the Barons might have STOOD
chances in the twelfth as Breitensteln
was all tagged out at the close OF the
eleventh round. Dickson was touched up
for 10 hits and Bretenstein for but two
in the first game, the former, however,
received better support than the latter
the Barons falling to error in the first
game.
In the second game Birmingham won
through the squeeze" play. The only
run came in the third when Robinson,
who hit safely, was forced at second
by Henlne. who stole second and was
safe at third on Lindsay's error, scoring
when Molesworth's squeeze sacrifice
was being looked after by Pruitt.
Although New Orleans forfeited TO Bir-
mingham in this game, it was doubtful
If they could have won as Robinson, the
former Tulane boy, had the locals at his
mercy. The first to reach base was Pruitt
in the third on a pass. Huelsman and
Dexter We're the only two other batsmen
to get on base when Carpenter awarded
the game to Birmingham.
The game was awarded to Birmingham
because of New Orleans desultory tactics
and !istless playing. Pruitt would not Try
TO deliver the ball over the plate and
when the New Orleans men We're at
bat they took about two minutes each 10
pick up their bats and walk 10 the plate,
with the result that after standing for
this as long as he could, Carpenter,
while Birmingham was at the bat in the
fifth inning, declared the game forfeited
to Birmingham by the score of 8 to o.
The umpire's decision met with the ap-
proval of the crowd which was Disguised
with the New Orleans tactics.
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AliceviIle Wins.

Aliceville, August 27.-(Special 1.-The
Aliceville baseball team closed the sea-
son yesterday at a barbecue at Pamela,
where they met West Green and defeat
ed them by score of 4 to l. This has
been one of the most successful seasons
ever witnessed by the local aggregation,
and they have established a record for
clean and snappy ball with every oppo-
nent they have met. The game yester-
day captured for Aliceville the cham
pionship of Pickens county, having played
and won series of three games with all
the leading teams. Besides the champion
ship Aliceville has won games from
Greene county teams and Columbus,
Miss, which gives them an equal chance
for the championship of Greene and Pick
ems,
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Nashville Americans Win.

Greenville, August N.-(Special. 1.-The
Nashville Americans defeated Greenville
to 2. Nashville plays here again to-
morrow, after which they begin their re-
turn trip toward Nashville. This famous
club is now winding up strenuous road
trip Manager Wall was today offered
the management Of Greenville next sea-
SON. Batteries: Spencer and Searcy;
Baisden and johnson.
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Biq Fire at SheIbyvlIIe.

Nashville, August 27.-Fire at Shell
byville, Tenn, last night destroyed
valued at from $4,000 to
$4,000, partially covered by insur-
ance. The planning mill o., Shaphard
Bros, with an immense amount of
dressed and undressed lumber, was
completely destroyed. The Shelbyville
Bending works and a big tin factory
were also DESTROYED
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ATLANTA DEFEATS
MOBILE IN NINTH

Mobile August 27.-Atlanta won the
game from Mobile in the ninth inning on
Smiths single, Ludwig's wild heave of
Lees bunt and singles by Jordan and
Barr. Newton singled too, but Jordan
was forced on the hit, so it did not count,
but it helped Lee to score the winning
run. After Ludwig threw the ball away
Suggs, who had pitched mastery ball up
TO that time, weakened and the hits fol-
lowed. Score:
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Oxford Takes Second.

Admission. August 27.-(Special )--Annis-
ton failed to connect with the twisters
of Davis this afternoon, with the result
that they lost the second of the series of
three games to Oxford by a score of to
o. Davis struck out eight men, walked
four and allowed only two hits, while his
opponent yielded an even II, including
several two-baggers. Oxford made five
runs in the first and one in the eighth in
ming.
Batteries: Davis and Faulkner; Rivers
and knight.
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Fort PAYNE Successful.

Fort Payne. August 27.-(special. Fort
PAYNE took the third game and the series
from Menlo this afternoon by a score of
7 to g. The game was one OF hard nit
ting and many errors Eight hits were
made for extra bases, one of them a
home run. Batteries: Campbell and Tapp;
Echols and Edwards. Fort Payne has
not lost a series of games this season.
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Eavorites Win.

Meadville, Pa, August T.-Locust
Todd, Merry Widow and Miss Edith. Ia
vorites, won today in the Lake Erie trot-
ting circuit races. DR.. Lynch, River
side, y. j.. horse. broke a suspensory
ligament in the third heat of the 2:22 pace
but under shot of cocacine, he went
the fourth heat and saved second money.
Then he was sent to the stable and will
be out of the races for at least a
wear
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BRElTENsTElN AND DICKSON IN
REMARKABLE PITCHERS BAT
TLE-RoBINsoN lNVlNciBLE IN
SEcOND-BlG ATTENDANCE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New Orleans 10, Birmingham 90,
Atlanta >, Mobile l.
Little Rock 5, Nashville ?.
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Cullman Wins Another,

Cullman, August N.-(Special. )-Hitting
the ball when hits meant runs won the
game for Cullman. Heck had the heavy
hitting Lynnvlle team at his mercy
throughout the game, allowing only six
hits. Beasly, Lynnville's star twirler was
touched up for IL hits. Lynnvile scored
both her runs on errors. The features
of the game were running catches of Out
fielders Sufferer and Wilkinson. Score:
Ri E.
Cuiiihdn '........................ IL
Lynnville ........................ 2 s 1
Batteries: Heck and South; Beasly and
Luna. Umpire, Boyer
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Farmer Killed By Neoro.

Johnsonville, Tenn, August 81
About II o'clock last night Jesse Hall,
a prominent farmer Of Camden, Tenn,
was killed by Pete Moore, a negro,
here. Details are meager, but it seems
that Mr. Hall was trying to settle
dispute between some belligerent ne
groes Sheriff O'Barr at Waverly has
been notified and started at once for
the scene.
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kavanauah Returns.

Little Rock, August N.-(Special.)-
President w. NJ Kavanaugh returned to
Little Rock today, after a three weeks
sojourn at French Lick Springs, Ind,
where he went to recuperate from an
attack of malarial fever. He is much
improved in health and again able to
take up his duties as head of the South
ern league.
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Tillis. who controls the Montgomery
Traction company. will take over all of
the stock of the association. Mr.. Tillis al
ready owns 80 per cent of the stock
1t Is said that the stockholders are dis
satisfied with the earnings of the associa-
ton.
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Maps Beat Boston.

Cleveland, August 27.-Errors by Boston
infelders gave Cleveland today's game, 5
to 3. Falkenberg pitched steadily and
had the contest well in hand. Score:
R.H E.
Cleveland ............... 101 200 1915 3
Boston ...................0l 0 100 01O-3 8
Batteries: Falkenberg and Clarke; CT
cote and Carrigan. Time. las. Umpires.
KERN and Connolly.
Chicago, August 27-Washington- Chi
cago game postponed; rain.
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PeIicans Win First Fight
And FO7 felt The Other
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tigers Strengthen Lead.

Detroit, August 27-Wilson was knocked
off the slab by Detroit in the third in
ming, retiring after five runs had been
scored off him. His successor was Ches-
bro, and in the fourth was given one of
the greatest exhibitions of run-getting
ever SHOWN here, IA men batting, with 10
scores resulting. Two men, Cobb and
Crawford, each hit a home run and a
single in this period. Threatened rain
caused the home team to play to be put
out toward the end of the inning Willett
did not allow a hit until the sixth, at
the close of which he retired. Lelivelt
was easy. Score: RHE.
Detroit ................ S02 1000 2O*-17 10 0
New York ............. 600 900 900 9 6
Batteries: Willett, Lelivelt and Stanage
and Beckendorf; Wilson, Chesbro and
Sweeney. Time. 1:50. Umpires, Perrine
and Sheridan
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville: Louisville 1, Columbus 0.
At Toledo: Indianapolis g. Toledo l.
At Minneapolis: Milwaukee 8, Mime
apoiis O.
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Mise Sutton Wins.

Niagara-on-the-Lak August 27.-Miss
Nav sutton of California defeated Miss
Hannah of Toronto, formerly OF Eng
land, in the tennis singles for the womens
Internal ional tennis championship this
afternoon. Miss Sutton won in two
straight sets, 6-3, 6-3.
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LITTLE ROCK WINS
FROM NASHVILLE

Little Rock, August 27,-Little Rock got
16 hits for % bases off Case today and
won to 2. The game was the longest
of the local season. In an effort to catch
Butler mapping off second, in the third
inning, Rhodes hit the Nashville short
stop in the head and Butler was COM
PEELED to retire from the game. Score
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SLEEPERS UP AGAINST IT

Montgomery, August N.-Stockholders
of the Montgomery Baseball association
tomorrow will hold meeting and propose
that receiver be appointed for the pur-
pose of closing the affairs of the corpor-
alton. This is taken to mean that Richard
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

At Shreveport: Shreveport 6. Dallas
5, 10 innings.
At Oklahoma City: Oklahoma City 8.
Fort Worth 2.
At Galveston: Waco 8, Galveston g.
called end sixth, darkness
At Houston: San Antonio 4, Houston 8,
II innings.
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Browns Defeat Athletics.

st. Louis, August 27-Pelty's effective
pitching and punched hits in the fourth
off Morgan gave ST. Louis a victory over
Philadelphia today, . to l. Petty gave
but four hits. two of which together in
the fourth netted Philadelphia's tally.
Score: Ri E
St. Louis ............... 900 200 OO%-2 &
Philadelphia ........... 900 100 0O0-1 4 0
Batteries: Petty and Stephens Morgan
and Livingstone. Time, lao. Umpires,
O'Loughlin and Egan
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

At Portsmouth Portsmouth 4, Roam
oke /.
At Richmond: Richmond 4, Lynch
burg l.
At Danville:, Danville 4, Norfolk !.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbus Drops Two.

Columbus. Ca, August 27.-(Special)-
Knoxville walloped Columbus twice this
afternoon, the first to the tune of to
/ and the second 8 to 0. The first game
was won in the sixth by the visitors
punching hits. In the second Marshall
led off with a home run and three others
scored in the first inning. In the seventh
the visitors took five hits off Eyler and
scored five runs. Scores:
First game R.H e.
hnOxVlfie .............s.s. .uoV wv W U L
Batteries: Showers and Massing; Hixon
and Smith. Time, 1:02.
Second game R.H. e.
Knoxville ................4O 400 900 SO IL 0
Columbus ..................0 900 900 90
Batteries: Showers and Massing; Eyler
and Smith. Umpire, Collins. Time, Ill.
At Columbia: Columbia 4, Augusta l.
At Macon: Macon 3, Jacksonville 2.
At Savannah: Chattanooga 6, Savan-
nah T.
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sey and Bay. Three-base hits. Flood,
Casey. Sacrifice hits, Flood, Carey Stolen
bases Persons. Collins 2. Sentz 2, But
ler Bases on balls, Rhodes 4. Struck
out Rhodes 4, Case 2. Hit by pitcher,
Case (sentz). Time. 2:O5 Umpire, Pfen-
ninger.
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Wheat Sions Up.

Mobile August 27.-Scout Larry Sutton
of the Brooklyn National league team is
here and has officially signed Left Fielder
Wheat of the Mobile Baseball club. The
signature was affixed to the contract yes
terday afternoon. Wheat will finish the
season with Mobile.
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Cardinals Still Losinu.

Philadelphia, August 27.-Philadelphia
batted three of st. Louis pitchers hard
today and won, 10 to 8, Manager Bresna-
han of st. Louis being put out of the
game for disputing decision on a batted
ball Score: R.H e.
Philadelphia ........... 013 OF 51"-13 20 l
St Louis ............ 900 DOL 200-3 s 4
Batteries: McQuillen, Scanlon and
Doom and Martel Beebe, Raleigh, Meter
and Bresnahan and Bliss. Time, 2:15.
Umpire, Rigler
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Summary: Stolen bases, McCay, Thorn
ton, Lee, Jordan, Newton, Barr. Sacri-
flee hits, Suggs, Lee. Two-base hit, Lud-
wig. Double play, Newton to Jordan to
Smith. Bases on balls, off BARLEY l, off
Suggs 2. Struck out. by BARLEY 3, by
Suggs 9. Left on bases, Mobile 4. At
lanta Z. First base on errors, Mobile 2,
Atlanta l. Time. :35. Umpire. Moran.
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Boston Beats CincY.

Boston, August 27.-Boston won its
fourth straight game today, defeating Gin
cinnati, to 4. Curtis held the visitors to
three hits, but errors allowed them three
of their runs. Boston won in the ninth
inning on a hit by Curtis, two sacrifices
and Shean's single. Score: R.H e.
Cincinnati ............ 200 10 000-4 3 2
Boston ............. POI 001 O01-5 6 8
Batteries: Gaspar and Clarke; Curtis
and Graham. Time, 1:50. Umpire Ems
lie.
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GAMES TODAY.

Birmingham in New Orleans.
Atlanta in Mobile.
Montgomery in Memphis.
Nashville in Little Rock.
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BrookIvn Shut Out.

Brooklyn, August 2.-Pittsburg players
batted Wilhelm freely today and, aided by
errors, crossed the plate five times.
Brooklyn could do nothing with Willis. A
running catch by Burch in the eighth in
ming was a feature. Lennox was put out
of the game in the third inning for kick
ing. Score: Ri f.
Pittsburg ............ 002 OBJ 000-5 10 /
BROOKLYN ......... 900 900 900 s 4
Batteries: Willis and Gibson; Wilhelm
and Bergen. Time, :51 Umpires, ODay
and Kane.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cubs Defeat Giants.

New York, August 27.-Chicago defeat
ed New York today. to c. after a great
uphill fight, not scoring until the home
team had made five runs The result was
in doubt until the ninth. Then, after two
bases on balls, Schultz doubled scoring
Evers. Sheckard tailed when Doyle let
Bridwells return to Schultz's hit get
away from him. This was Chicago's only
safety off Raymond, who relieved Wiltse
in the sixth, after Tinker had tied the
score by making a home run. Overall
was knocked off the rubber in three in
nings, but Higginbotham proved capable
successor. Manager Chance was put out
of the game in the fourth inning for dis
putting a decision, and Devlin retired in
the seventh because his bat slipped from
his hands and hit Archer. Score:
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Pulling for Jacksonville.

Augusta, August ga plan whereby
Jacksonville will be able to retain its
franchise in the South Atlantic league is
being discussed at the meeting of the
league directors here this afternoon.
Major Gullett one of the local directors,
wants to reimburse the league for the
clubs expenses since it's franchise was
forfeited recently, and he is backed by
other local interests. The plan is not
favored by a majority of the league Of
ficials present. The session is being held
behind closed doors
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.
At Greenville: Greenville 8, Spartan
burg q
At Greensboro: Greensboro 2, Winston
Salem 1.
At Anderson: Anderson 10, Charlotte 0.
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Rrewton Loses AGAIN.

Brewton, August N.-(Special. )-Geneva
shut out Brewton today, an error in the
first inning costing the locals three runs.
Score: R.H. e.
Geneva OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
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ARKANSAS LEAGUE.

AT Paragould: Mariana 4. Paragould 0.
Al Jonesboro: Jonesboro 10. Newport.
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SUMMARY

Stolen Bases-McGilvray Schriver, Raj
tbs.
Sacrifice Hits-Dexter, 2.
Double Plays-B reitenstein to Lindsay
to Dexter: Dickson to Ellam
Struck Out-Breitenstein, 8; Dickson, 4.
Time, 2:10.
TTmpire-Carpenter
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-28

SUMMARY:
Stolen Bases-Yancey, Henline.
Sacrifice Hits-Gygli, Wordsworth
Struck Out-Pruitt, 3; Robinson, 8.
Bases on Balls-Robinson l.
Time, EOS.
Umpire-Carpenter.