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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-06
LOCAL PLA YERS IN
FIGHT WITH UMPIRE
Manager Greminger and 0'Brien Have Personal
Encounter in the Ticket Office at
the Ball Grounds.

A fight between Umpire o'Brien and
Manager Greminger created a SMALL
sized riot at the ball park, Immediate
ly after the contest yesterday after
noon. O'Brien was spirited away from
the grounds in the buggy of Chief of
Police Taylor, and escaped serious In
jury.
In the small room used as q ticket
office. Greminger and oBrien engaged
In a personal dificulty. owing to the
smallness of the room, the men were
unable to do any serious harm, but
had locked up when the police came
In upon them and interrupted the fight.
Pitchers Bliss and JUL made an en-
deavor to join their manager in his
encounter. but "Bilr' Stickney, acting
In the roll of peace-maker. endeavored
to keep them out of the room. and as
result the travelling secretary of the
club was soon mixed up in a night
with Bliss. Someone else interrupted
JUL and three fights were going on
at the same time. The spectators
crowded about and serious harm TO the
umpire was threatened. when the po-
lice took charge. No arrests were
made.
The Montgomery players entered into
the contest OF yesterday, determined
to win from Nashville Nashville. be-
cause of her fight for the leadership
of the league was equally as eager to
land the battle. As a result the feel
ing ran high. Nashville got off the
best, and scored two runs In the early
part of the game. The fans and the
home team took 1t. that the runs were
the. result of unfairness on the part
in which Rockenfield was put out of
the game. for kicking after he had
been called out by the umpire.
This incensed Manager Gremiuger
and he remarked to O'Brten that he
was a punk umpire. The umpire.
Greminger says retaltated by calling
him a liar.
Montgomery played the best ball and
won, but still the remark of the UNI
pire was not forgotten by the home
teams leader. Immediately after the
conclusion of the game, Greminger
told O'Brien that he would have to
apologize for the language used. The
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ED GEERS Is HURT
VETERAN DRIVER THROWN FROM
A SULKY.
Ne Bones Are Broken, But Haa Ankle
IL Sprained-Grand Circuit
Races At Kalamazoo,
Michigan.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug. SD F.:
Geers, the widely known driver, had
wonderful escape from serious &C.
races when he was thrown over the
fence during the. first heat OF the 90
600 pacing event.
Geers was driving Annabelle Lee
the. mare broke. He took her outside
TO straightsn- her, but the lines snap
ped and Annabells Lee sweryed, then
plunged through gap ,,pd IN the f tsssr.
struck on the turf, which saved him
from perhaps fatally injury No bones
were broken, but one ankle is badly
' In a spite of this the veteran thinks
he will be driving at Cleveland. next
The pacing classic attracted 5000
s sopls f. hs at ps any apS Zine me aaFns
meeting Star Patchen had no diff
Guilty winning the big event, the only
contest being In the third .ron neat ns wre a
length Behind the son Of Joe Patehen.
Star Patchen. was about three 10 one
The upset of the day was in the
Queen led ali the way IN both heats
Sterling Mckinney break ,,nS.n IN a. me me
first and spelling a close finish IN me
Cecilian King had no trouble dis-
posing Of the field of PAGERS IN the
2:i7 class. The 2:19 trot was a gooo
contest, DR.. JACK. the favorite. WIN
ming heat, but being neaseh p*
Esther Bells
+ All pace. purse $1,000: ceeilian
Sy 6Sian vi wilkes. tcoxl / / /: Cap
tain White, CHI. g., SCunninghamI
az 8; Ross K. b. h. (Francis) = I z,
Complex. DR.. c. X. Princess Notwoogs
also started. Time 2:1O 1-2' 2'lo: Eva
2:O7 trot, purse. $1,000; Spanish
Queen, b. m. by Onward SILVER Ei,iI
dance by Wilkes Boy (Maeeyl =.
Reatrtce Bellite, blk. m, tpickersonl
4: Sterling Mckinney, b: n tGSsts
and Murphy) 8. Carloktn started
Time 2:O7 IA; 2:07 Ia. ca. D..
2:I4 pace; purse. $6.oeo-ssar k xrn
bv Thistle, (snow) ! l.; The Sosun'
2; 81 ?A !. Hal Perry. Mary r.
Ethel M. and Annabelle Lee started
Time s:oS IA; 2:O9 IL; 2:oS. ,.
2:19 trot; purse, ,0V1-sssnsS DeI -
br' M. by Monbells Expressive. I %.
Eiectioneer, (Dickerson) 4 Ut.
Jack b. e., by Shea Alcyone by A hIE
SMurphy3 Ia 2. Almaden, DIX q;
fW MsrIkksT} 54S3. relemachns AMI
Secilian Blaze started. Time ga L.
S.iI "a: ZIP Ia; 2:16 la.
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Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
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umpire told Greminger he would sec
him In the ., office. Greminger ran over
told Greminger he would have 70
apoiogize first. The two olinched and
the et fight began.
night stated that he saw that troubie
was coming when Greminger ran
toward the office and that he called
separated the participants. He says
that as no blood was shed. no arrests
were male. and that he brought
oBrien to town merely for his pros
lection.
Umpire Assaults Pitcher.
Continuing the difficulty which took
place at the bah park, Umpire Joseph
O'Brien last night attempted to beat up
Herbert v. JUL, pitcher for the Mont
gomery Southern League baseball
team in front of the Pickwick Cafe on
Commerce Street Bystanders separ-
ated the fighters before either Of the
eombatants had time to effect any Sc
rious injuries.
Deputy Sheriff Claude MeRee. who
was standing near the Pfckwick Cafe
at the time of tho trouble heard the
umpire say to Pitcher JUL:
Il hear that you were looking for me
this afternoon at the ball park" end
ing his statement with a foul name.
JUL replied: "You are a liar"
Umpire OBrien then struck out, hit
ting JUL several hard blows on the
forehead with his fist. JUL replied BY
knocking O'Brien in the street. so Il IL
said by by-standers. witnesses to the
trouble.
Deputy McTsee rushed In and separ-
ated the contestants. and Police Can
tain Miles Smith. who was riding past
the cafe at the time, got out OF his
buggy and arrested both lighters.
AT police headquarters. JUL swore
out warrant for his assailant charg-
ing him with assault and battery.
OBrien promptly made bond for his
appearance in police court this MORN
ing at IL o'clock, the time having been
arranged over the telephone with Ka-
corder Baber.
A charge Of disorderly conduct was
also doeketed on the police blottef
against Juai. who. also made bond tor
his appearance.
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HARNESS RACES.

Oil City, Pa. Aug. b-Klondyke' IN
the 81 4trot today negotiated the seq
ora ana third miles in 2:1a la making
= new trotting record for the track.
Marmaret NJ. who won the 2;is pace
lowered her record to the 2;l4 class.
s.iS tret. purse S4o0--Baron Arnold
won the third. fourth and tirth heats
and race: Czmelia. second: Altodown.
third. Best time 2:lS Ia.
2:I6 pace purse $aoo--Marsaret "a .
Maggie H., third. Best time. E:l3 IA.
2:i4 trot. purse $400-Klondyks won
in straight heats; Robert L. Jr, sec
ond; Miss RoSedale. third. Best time,
sac pace. purse s4QO--Lueius won In
straight heats; Miss Peeler, second:
Kendig, third. Best time. 2:I ia.
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GEORGIANA BRAGGERS
STUNG BY TOWNSMEN

Georgiana, Aug 5.-(special) There was
ali kinds of class to the game of ball play
ed here last evening, when the regular
Georgiana professional team. essayed to de-
feat a team composed OF business and pro-
fessional men OF the city. The regular
boys thought they would have soft plckings
but when the business men and profession
al men got through with them, IL was found
that Georgianas pride had been humbIed to
the tune of 1919
Score by innings; r. H. e.
Georgiana $40 OIL 900 p 10 I
Battsries-Dle and Goodwin; King
and BennettA
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ALABAMA GIRL
STRUCK BY TRAIN

Birmingham. Aug. 5.-(Special. -
Miss Fannie Chapman. aged 10 years.
a well known young woman OF Brook
side, a mining town. near here, has
been brought to a local hospital with
one arm and one leg crushed. and
otherwise dangerously injured, as
result of an accident while a large
crowd OF citizens were at the station
to see the train go by.
One train passed the place when an
other came along. Miss Chapman was
in the way. A little 1O-year-old girl
attempted to get her of the track, al
most losing his own life, put Miss
Chapman was caught and crushed. 1t
Is believed fatally.
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ONLY 10 CALLS FOR THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT

The regular monthly report of Cap
tain E. ]. Griffith. assistant chief OF
the fire department. was issued yes
terday, showing the number OF calls
responded to by the different depart
ments. the loss by fire during the
month, and the value of the buildings
endangered
The July reports show that only ten
runs were made by the different de-
partments during the month, and from
these ten calls several hundred thous-
and dollars worth OF property was at
stake, while the loss sustained only
amounted to a few hundred dollars
on account OF the remarkable work on
the mart of the several departments.
The hardest fire to fight and the
principal fire of the month was that
Of the Atlantic Coast Line shops.
where the loss amounted to $500.
The most valuable building at risk
was that of the First National Bank
building when an awning on the first
floor was found afire one night.
The statistical! report for July as
compiled by Captain Griffith is as
follows:
Number of runs. 10: alarms. by tele-
phone. 0; box. l.
Character of buildings involved;
One history brick, one 3-story brick,
one 2-story brick two 2-story frames,
one history frame. two false alarms,
one for cotton burning in street and
ona for tar burning in street.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


st Louis. Aug. 5.-Backman's hit
scored Delehanty with the second of
st Louis's runs today. and his pitching
held Philadelphia in check. the locals
run came on a force at second, after
three bases on balls had filled the
corners Philadelphia scored on a
pass and Grants double.
st. Louis ..... .020 900 O0s--3 0
Philadelphia 900 010 000--l s 0
MISUNDERSTANDING and Ups; Nc
CULLEN. Moren and Doom. Time. 1889.
Umpire, Emslie.
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necntur RnII Team

Decatur, Aug. 5.-(SpeciaLl-The De-
catur Baseball Association has been or
President william B. Crawford; Sec
rotary, Ernest Carriger; Manager, C.
B. Tindall; Directors. W. r.: Crawford.
Ernest Carr-1Ig ssr de- !; F. Daley Ernest
Manager Tindall has already taken
charge OF the team and expects to
strengthen 1t very much within the
next few days by the addition of a
number of new men.
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Austin, Tex, Aug, 4-When Presi-
dent Taft pays a visit this fall to the
ranch of Charles P. Taft. near Sinton.
he will find awaiting him a golf
course as fine as any in the country.
Robert Connolly and Frank Lewis.
golf champions of Texas, has gone to
the ranch to lay out the links and
win extend invitations TO the best
players in the South to meet. the
President in match games this fall.
durinR his stay at the ranch
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Birmingham. Aug, 5.-(Special =
DR.. II. A. Elkourie. well known Sy-
rtan physician in Birmingham. the
leader of the Syrian colony. ana who
has a large following of friends among
all classes OF people here, besides be-
ing president Of the syrian American
College, has made application for con-
sulship in Turkey under the United
States Government.
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Philadelphia, Pa, Aug, b-Oscar
Battling" Matthew Nelson, of pugi-
listic fame entered suit for 81 900 in
the United States Circuit court here
renee Mccormick, of the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel, alleging that last
Tuesday evening he presented himself
at the hotel desk as an applicant for
a room and after being allowed to
register, was told that all the rooms
were either occupied or actually en-
gagged. This action Nelson constructs
"A >. Giandax AGAINST hts standing.
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Porrs-wEsrMoRELAND.
Athens Young Woman WeWds New
Mexico Man.

Athens, Aug 6.-(specia)-At the
home of her brother. NJ. Laborn West
moreland In this place last night, Mas
Winnie Davis Westmoreland was mar
ried with Mr.. Clay Potts Of Mex Mex
leo. DR.. w. P. Crouch of the Christian
church officiating.
The marriage takes from Athens
one Of it's most attractive young worn
en-. The couple left immediately altar
the ceremony for their home in New
Mexico. where the groom is an en-
ployee of the Santa Fe Railroad.
The bride Is the only daughter Of
the late Or. and Mrs. Milton West
moreland and Is a young woman Of
many charms of character.
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wnntn Line to Sweden.

Stockholm. Aug. 6.--Axel Johnson. a
local millionaire has purchased two
large ocean steamers with a speed of
eighteen knots an hour for the pur-
pose OF establishing the first direct
passenger line between Sweden and
America
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,
aHaceSc JL
GET ONLY ONE HIT
PELICAN PITCHER SHUTS OUT
MEMPHIANs.
Fritz Was In Coed Fern, Too, But
Costly Error 10 Dfsastrous to
HIS Team Mates--Seore
z "a o.

New Orleans, La. Aug. s-charles
Paige allowed Memphis only one
scratch hit today. New Orleans winning
2 to o. Fritz was In good form and the
first run scored by the locals was due
to Wheelerss error when Hueisman had
reached third In the fifth inning on q
base on balls, followed by safe hit of
DeMont. Iindsay's grounder went
through third and Huelsman scored
Weimer's two base hit scored Dexter
In the next inning. both the locals hits
being timely. Scort:
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Detroit. Aug. "a last track Al
FOOD time. all finishes being within
small fractions of the track record.
In the Afth event, at a mile and
three sixteenths. Flora Riley clipped
vious mark, winning from Reidmore.
with Malsdiction third.
In the sixth, selling event at one
mile. with maiden riders. Lucky Ford.
with Burton up, finished girst. but was
disoualified for fouhng, giving first
money to Mary Candlemas. with Aver
i'll up.
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Athens. Aug. 5.-(SpeciaD-A. s.
Young of this place was notified this
morning that his son William Young
had met with serious accident at Pu-
laski by being run over by train. He
was there attending the county fair
1t is not known how 1t happened.
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Pittsburg, Aug 5-Pittsburg was
again unable to get hits from Brook
lyn pitcher and lost today by a score
Of to 1. Belle held the locals at all
times, being especially strong with
men on bases. Pittsburg used three
pitchers. Score:
Pittsburg :. 900 100 o0o-1 5 !
BROOKLYN 100 020 1904 IL 3
Batteries-Maddox. PHILIPPE, Lover
and Gibson; Belle and Bergen. Time
-1s40. Umpire ODay.
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ALLEGED THIEF HELD.
Negro Accused of Grabbing Gold
Watch

Watch.
The local police department landed
another negro thief yesterday in the
arrest of Stephen Baskin. who was
found guilty In the Recorders Court
yesterday afternoon and bound over
to the grand jury.
Baskin was peddling stove wood yes-
terday morning and at one negro house
where he had made a sale he grabbed
q gold watch valued at SIS from the
dresser and made hasty retreat. He
was shortly afterwards apprehended
by the police and lodged behind the
bars.
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Here's a puzzle. Why Is It that the
double umpire system is used every
where except in MontgomeryY True
Billy Carpenter Is as good as two.
sure the Montgomery Nashville game
is as important as any of them?
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summary--Stolen bases. watson
Rhoton. Sacrifice hit, Sabre. Two
base hit. Watson. Base on balls, of
Suggs. 2. Struck out. by Higgins, q;
by Suggs, 1. Double play, Hoey to
Carey. Left on bases. Little Rock. p;
Mobile, 4. First on errors. Little Rock.
/: Mobile, 8. Time, 1880. Umpires.
Fitzsfmmons and Rudderham.
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Birmingham Whips Crackers
|SUGGS PITCHES WELL
HELPS GULLs SHUT OUT LITTLE
ROCK.
Visitors Fan to Get Man to second
Mobile Bunches Hits and
Makes 1t SIX
RunA

Mobile. Ala, Aug 5.--Suggs pitched
Mobile to victory this afternoon
against Little Rock. yielding but three
scattered hits. without a run, the Wis
itors failing to get a man to second
during the game. Mobile punched hits
In the beginning and the end OF the
game, and won handtly.
Score.
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Little. Rock Ark. Aug. 6--If a reso-
luton passed by the Arkansas State
Farmers Union today becomes effec-
tive. theer will be no further corners
In wheat go far as the farmers of this
state are concerned
The resolution calls upon the far
mers to plant sufficient wheat for
their own use and condemns in strong
terms the recent so-called Patten
wheat corner.
resolution was also passed de.
handing that ginners use cotton bag
ging and creating q commission house.
to be located In Little Rock, to handle
the products of its members.
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Summary-Innings pitched. by Per-
due 4. by Kellum T. Stolen bases. East,
Tonneman. Daley Bliss. Bases on
balls, of Perdue /. Wild pitch, Perdue.
Two base hit. East. Thrce-base hit.
shannon. Robertson. Double plays,
Butler to East to Robertson. Hit by
pitcher, Lively (Tonneman Left on
bases. Montgomery 4. Nashville 8. Base
on balls, by Lively !, by Perdue l, by
by Perdue, 2; by Kellumi 2. Time OF
game, 200. Name of umpire. OBrien.
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DUBS BEAT ATLANTA
RAUB's PINCH HIT TURNS THE TRICK.
Manuel Held Atlanta to Six Hits, While
JohnA Boidnees Aided in His
Defeat By Birminghams

Birmingham. Aug. 6.--Raub's fame as q
pinch hitter received additional laureIs
this afternoon when his single In the eighth
drove In two runs. enough to win from
Atlanta. Johns and Manuel pitched excel
lent ball but in consideration Of the visitors
Of the argument. Sensational work by
Walker and Newton cut off other Birming-
ham runs. The score:
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Washington. Az; Cleveland, 90.
Philadelphia, SO; Chicago, OIL.
New York, SO; st. Louis. %.
Boston Detroit. postponed. rain.
Game will be played Sept. 20.
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leans way, Charlie Babb was the only
Turtle TO get a hit off Paige, while
Dutch weimer and Gene Demont were
the only Pelicans to get a hit off
Charlie Fritz.
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Dexter .. Sacrifice hits. Cranston,
Robe. Double play. Hueisman to
Schriver to Robe. Struck out. by
Paige 9. by Fritz s. Base on balls. or
Paige 3. Aon Fritz 8 Hit by pitched
Dali. BY Paige fCoulson.) Time $40.
Umpires, Pfenninger and Moran.
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much more effective than Raymond In
uoday's game. keeping the visitors
hits we'll scattered. Bases on balls and
errors were largely responsible for the
Cincinnati . -. 002 600 sos Q o
New York ...... 900 100 0OO-1 s 4
Misunderstanding and McL4ain; Ray.
mond Crandall and Schlei. Time. Z
hours Umpires, tombstone and Ri9ler
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The Reds punched swats on Bugs
Raymond yesterday and beat the
Giants s to l.
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The member from Galatin, Tenn,
got his in the fourth round yesterday.
And in large packages at that.
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NationaI League.

Pittsburg. /; Brook lyn. 1.
Cincinnati, 5; New York, 1.
Chicago. ga; Boston, 10.
st. Louis, 2; Philadelphia. l.
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Pretty swift in that third round
with one gone Siegle and Tonneman
were on base. when Butler hit q iong
damned IN and quick as a flash fired
it back to second base. killing Ton
n0man.
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Tom Raub must have imbibed that
pinch hitting habit from Spike shan
non while he was here.
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william Young Hurt.

You make a mistake when you fail
to visit the Orpheum every day. tt.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Mobile, s; Little Rock, 0.
New Orleans, Q: Memphis, 0.
Atlanta. /; Birmingham. 2.
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divides DoubIeheader.

New York. Aug. 6-New York and
ST. Louis divided another double head
shut out score. In the first contest.
which New York won, to o, WaPhop
pitched hitless ball for seven innings.
After that. st. Louis made two singles,
one of them a scratch.
In the second game. Graham let the
locals down with three singles. and st.
louis won. 4 to 0. Wilson also pitched
splendid ball. but was given poor sup
port.
81 louis -. 900 900 600
Nav York. .. Dol 040 00s-5 10 o
Batteries- Petty. Waddsll and Steph :
ems! WARRIOR and Kleinow. Time, 1913.
Umpires. Perrine and Sheridan.
Score second game: r. II. u.
St. Louis ........ 0 0od ooo oSS-d 2
Bataeries--Gra and CriReF; VIII
son. Hughes and Kleinow. Time, 1910.
EMPIRES. Perrins and Sheridan.
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ELAN was sure playing the game up
at the Slagpile yesterday Eight
chances without a bobble Is going
some.
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American Assoeiation.

Indianapolis, 2; MILWAUKEE,, 5.
Kansas City. o: Louisville. 9.
Columbus. 8; st. Paul. 9.
Toledo, 5; Minneapolis. 6.
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In the last thirty-four innings that
he has pitched. eleven hits have been
made off Jack Lively. YESTERDAY was
the first time in four games that ne
has been scored on, the three games
before yesterday being clean smut
outs One was a no-hit game.
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south Atlantic League

Augusta, q. Columbus. q.
Savannah. o; Macon, l.
Chattanooga, 4; Jacksonville, l.
Knoxville, 8; Columbia. 1.
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The Cubs are going fast now. Bos-
ton got only six hits In each game,
Jack Pfiester shutting them out In the
second. Run Jim Archer run" starred
in each game.
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The Athletics only got two hits off
Scott in the second yesterday. while
the White Sox swiped nine OH Chick
Bender. -
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Chicago. Aug. 5.-Chicago won two
games from Boston today. to and
4 to O. Brown and Pfeister were in
yincible The fielding of Hoffman and
the throwing of Archer were features
chicago 100 100 00"-2 s o
Boston. =. :. 100 900 000-1 6
and smith. Time. 1:45.
Second game R.H.E.
Chicago. '.050 ddV 00.-4 2
Observation-Disclosures and Archer:
Brown and Graham. Time. 1:zE. Um.
pires, Kane and KLEIN,
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Mistake, over 1900 instead I,1OO. See
new pictures daily at Orpheum. II
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East struck out twice yesterday
Moves Perdue and the mighty Robert
son being the other victims OF Lively
spitter.