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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
Win With a Score Of
81.
BLISS WAS GOOD
UNTIL TIE Sixth
--
Climbers Failed to Take Advantage
Of Opponents.
Hsa Nunaereus Chances to score . Run
But the Necessary Hit Was Never
Fortheoming at the
Right Time.

It looked like 9 pipe for the Climb.
ers to land the hrst game In Atlanta
yesterday. Elmer Bliss was in for
ns soms bsR e. ana the sxsh roan
not hit had the Crackers been able
to get on OF Bliss. while he was steady
them and the Climbers were getting to
him right along. Ave hits. including 9
couple Of 'three-baggers being handed
to Red Tom, up to the sixth; Then n,a he
scoring. and the crowd Of fans down
at Jack Higgins,s place were pretty
the sixth those Crackers punch out
couple OF punched swats, one in the
seventh and three in the eighth--a two
the the latter ciasterMand in quick. devil
Ish time, the game had went to the
Crackers BY the score Of 8 to !.
Time after time Montgomery had
gether with Fishers head work. gum.
med the cards. In the very first round
Archie Persons. the first man up, soak
headed pitcher used his head and walk
ed Dan Kerwin; DAILY hit to Newton
and Kerwfn was thrown out at sec
sn peySGns mat roas one as Sew
ton and the Cracker shortstop prompt
ly threw Persons out at the plate.
6sy 70 second S. on the se5 PsS aP s1m
Rocky was out of the game for some
reason, and Greminger was batting.
but the big manager was unable to pro-
Newton--and the best chance that a
team ever had to score was gone.
Fisher blundered into one error OF
MsiEsd ksr% Rfn nun N the fhira paIy
win scored. 4 hit would have scored
another run, but the best that White
rnfYlA n MA ~ n d..
and only one run was In.
With one gone In the fourth, Osteen
hit clean and with two down Hub Hart
other run. but Bliss ended 1t with an
outfield fly. Persons hit safe again In
the NTH and was sacrificed by Kerwin:
him. whiteman's hit to Jordan. put
ting DAILY on second and Persons on
third. A hit now, would have meant
two runs and as it turned out would
have tied up the game in the ninth,
but Greminger again ended IT with a
With two down In the sixth, Bliss
during the game. Bayless stole sec
first OF the game OF Bliss. McMurray
ianta catcher going to second on the
Right neid in Winters place, nit safe
thrown out going to second--but the
score was 2 to / "agin" us.
Rohn NIT safe in the eighth. Walker
sacrificed him. Fisher hit to right but
Fisher scored on Bayless's two-bagger,
MeMurray ending it with hit to Pepe.
but the score was to /.
dan in the seventh was the only hit off
Fisher after the fifth inning until the
ninth, when there were couple.
Rocky hit for Pope and was down on
an outfeld fly. Hart hit clean, but
Bliss was down on an outfield fly. Per-
sons hit clean again and Fisher took a
desperate chance and walked kerwin
for the third time, making the nth
man that he had walked This filled
the bags and a hit would have tied the
score, but DAILY ended 1t with hit to
Jordan and Atlanta had the first game
by score OF 8 to l.
The score was:
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Atlanta. 8; Montgomery, /.
Birmingham, s; Nashville, 0.
Mobile, q; Little Rock, /.
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Detroit, 8; Cleveland, g.
New York. 2; Washington. 1. GO
st. Louis. q; Chicago, 0.
Boston, 8; Philadelphia, /.
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TO STOP POOL ROOMS.

Louisville, KY. July Former
Sheriff Scott Builitt, OF Louisville. to-
day addressed letters to the Mayor OF
eJeffersonville. Ind, to the sheriff of
Clarke County, the chief of police OF
Jacksonville and, Judge Montgomery
OF the Clark County Court, informing
them on behalf of certain citizens of
louisville, that, pool room was being
operated in the baseball park in JEFF
fersonville in defiance of the law.
Attorney Bullet says in his commu-
nications that he would not presume
to take up the matter in this manner
except for the fact that the gambling
place Is patronized almost solely by
louisville people ana that citizens OF
Jacksonville are excluded from the
rooms He gives the names of alleged
proprietors and asks that immediate
steps be taken to suppress the gamb-
ling.
Mr.. BulIitt also wrote Attorney Gem
eral James Breathitt, Of Frankfort.
KY, asking that the charter of the
Cumberland Telegraph ana Telephone
Company in Kentucky be revoked on
the ground that they are furnishing
race information to me pool room in
Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Louisville at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Toledo at st. Paul.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

| Rather sudden. Ell?
Lots of pinch hits-but Tom Fishers
pals got all but one.
Now let's climb some. Too close TO
the Dubs and Memphis.
Bliss was the whole works up to the
sixth round-and then came an explo-
sion.
One of the features was Champ os-
teens knock-down of Fishers hit In
the sixth
The Athletics didn't support Bender
yesterday and Boston beat the Athlst-
les easily.
The Tigers hammered twelve hits of
Berger and Baron Liebhardt yester-
day, and made monkeys out Of LaJoie's
people.
Some class to Warren, the Clayton
pitcher, of whom Midway swiped only
two hits. He looks pretty good from
here.
The Gulls hammered Buchanan hard
yesterday and jump to third place this
morning. Lelivelt easily handling Mike
Firms grew
Tom Fisher did his part towards
driving in a run in the eighth, but Dan
Kerwin was too quick for him and
threw Rohn out at the plate.
Down in New Orleans they are Yell
ing for the head of Steve Reagan. and
Mr.. Lindsey does not seem to be repos.
ing on bed of roses.
Jud Daley smashed out q three-bag-
ger in the third and drove In run
with Persons on second. and IN the
m tulxn
Ali the tall enders won In the Sally
yesterday. Savannah beating the lead
ing Columbus. and Columbia shutting
Charleston out.
Archie Persons got three hits and a
sacrifice and on two occasions he was
was left on base. One on third with
nobody out, and on second with only
one out. on day for pinch hitters
This morning one year ago Montgom.
erv. Atlanta and Nashville were tied
up for third place, the Volunteers hit
ting that stride about that time that
took them to the top in this Dixie
vace.
Mr.. BayIess walked twice. was out
once on a hit to Whitenan and then
| soaked one FOR two bags that cinched
| the game as he evidently thought 2
to was too close--but 1t was enough
| to win at that.
That American Association race II
getting gummed up again. Mime
apolls is now in second place and get
| ting close to the leaders. Louisville
| whipped McCloskey's people yesterday.
| the Colonies getting close to fourth
place. Columbus was shut out yestsT
daY. .
Something happened IN Sulphur Dell.
The Volunteers only got five scattered
| hits OF Moxey Manuel while the subs
wrenched thirteen out OF Mr.. Dugan'a
system. Henline. Wordsworth and Nc
| Giivray with three each. Henline =
three Dagger and q two Dagger and
Molly a couple of two sackers. Some hit"
ting. that?
Yesterday made eight games piayed
| between the Crackers and the Climb
ers this season. the Crackers winning
| ave of them three In Atlanta and tive
al Capitol Heights Tom Fisher has
only pitched q couple Of games againsi
MONTGOMERY thtH year. shutting the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Southern League.
Atlanta. 8; Montgomery, /.
Birmingham, s; Nashville, 0.
Mobile, Z; Little Rock, l..
American League.
Detroit, 8; Cleveland, 3.
New York. 2; Washington. 1. GO
s. so. tSui; I. q ps GjlniSsssS; ..
National League.
No games played because Of funeral
of Israel Durham Of the Philadelphia
club.
Louisville, s; MiIwaukee, /.
Toledo, s; st. Paul, 3.
Kansas City. 3; indianapolis. 1.
Carolina League.
Winston-Sa Salem, 81; Greensboro, "a.
(1st game IL innings)
Spartanburg. /: Greensville. Go in
: Charlotte. 2; Anderson, s.
South Atlantic League.
Columbia, 1; Charleston, o.
Savannah, 3; Chattanooga, 2. (16
innings.)
Jacksonville. s: Columbus. 1.
Augusta-Macon. postponed; rain.
GAMES TODAY.
Southern League.
Montgomery at Atlanta.
Birmingham at Nashville.
Western clubs not scheduled.
American League.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York.
Natl0nal League.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
American As s0ciatiOn.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Columbus al Minneapolis.
Toledo at st. Paul.
South Atlantic League.
Chattanooga at Savannah.
Columbus at Jacksonville.
Macon at Augusta.
Charleston atf Columbia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
MARINES GO BACK
ON AMERICAN SHIPS

Washington, July THAT portion of
the Marine Corps OF the navy with
drawn from duty aboard ships by order
of former President Roosevelt issued
November IL last. is today back on
the battleships. cruisers and ether
vessels In accordance with the action
Of Congress.
The order restoring the marines to
ship duty was issued Just before
President Roosevelt retired. after Con-
gress had placed a provision In the
navy appropriation bill. stating that no
money voted for the marine corps
should be available unless the marines
served on ships as originally.
The order restoring the marines,
however. restricted their duty and
President Taft last May directed that
the marines be placed back on ships
and given the same duties that they
formerly performed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
BIRMINGHAM LOCKER
CLUBS MAY BE TAXED

Birmingham. July Especially 1.-The
decision of the Supreme Court uphold
ing the locker clubs will throw out
something like $50 cases In the police
and criminal courts of Birmingham.
The City Council now has under adj
visement the liking OF q license Of $500
on locker clubs and an ordinance to this
eject will be acted on at the next
meeting of the board
The collections OF the Internal Reve-
nue. Oficer for Alabama for the month
OF June totalled si2.S7i against slB.~
076 year ago.
The prohibition law Is held RESPONSE
BILE for the decrease.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

The Gulls hammered Buchanan hard
yesterday and jump to third place this
morning. Lelivelt easily handling Mike
Firms grew.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Carolina League.
Winston Salem, 81; Greensboro, "a.
DIST game IL innings)
Spartanburg, /; Greensville. Go in
nings.)
Charlotte, 2; Anderson, s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
CRIMSON WIN
ALL 3 RACES
Make Clean Sweep on
Thames.
SPORT WELL WORTH SEEING
Reeo rd-breaking Crowd Witnessed
the Races.
The Eight Dared Race Was Hard
Fought, Harvard Being Just .
Little Better Than The Yale

New London. Conn. July I-lHars
yard and her crimson blades swept
Lale TO defeat In three struggles on
the Thames River this afternoon il
the annual regatta between the two
universities. The varsity eight oared
event was q magnificent struggle from
start TO finish. =
:, This IL the first time since 1889 that
Harvard has had two consecutive VIC
tories. and probably II will be ascribed
policy.
More people saw toJay's races than
ever before gathered on the banks Of
The Thames and the 'varsity eight
race. alone was well worth the Journey
hither. Yaie's defeat was not due ID
any mishap. but simply the result OK
their antagonists being just lfttle
better. little more powerful, q little
better off In reserve strength at the
trying point. which came after the
three miles. In this regatta, counting
the minor events. Harvard had six vic-
tories over crews wearing Yale blue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Washington. July IA report was
made to President Taft today by Sur
geon General Wyman. OF the public
health and marine hospital service.
concerning the proposition to unite In
one department all the bureaus OF the
government now scattered through the
various departments having to do with
matters pertaining to public health.
The president In gathering similar re-
ports from the other bureaus with a
view to recommending action next
session. The recommendations were
not made public. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

National League.
No games played because of funeral
of Israel Durham of the Philadelphia
club.
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South Atlantic League.

Columbia, 1; Charleston, 0.
Savannah, 3; Chattanooga, 2. els
innings)
Jacksonville. g.; Columbus, /.
Augusta Macon. postponed; rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
EVERGREEN DEFEATS
WETUMPKA HANDILY

Wetumpka, July Especial. lin a
game abiunding In errors on the part
tumpka this afternoon on the home
grounds by the SCORE of to s. The
game was rather uninteresting, as
neither side did any batting OF mo-
ment Error piled upon error MARRIED
the contest. and after the first two
innings, the game belonged to the
team that could steady down enough
to put their opponents out. Score:
Wetumpka ...I00 40 l0O-S Ii
Evergreen ...00l 500 O02-6 3 Q
Batteries-For Wetumpka. Clifton
and Jenkins; for Evergreen, Mcfarland
and Binion.
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GAMES TODAY.

Southern League.
at Atlanta.
Birmingham at Nashville.
Western clubs not scheduled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

New York. July 1.-The London tin mar
ket was lower today with spot quoted at
f13I 12s Cd and futures at f133 90. Locally.
the market was quiet and n little higher
on the average with spot quoted at s2s. 100
20.
'npner ss lower In London with spot
closing at f5s 15s and futures at ESQ 12s Cd
Lead was unchanged at f12 It's Cd in
ket.
speiter was unchanged at f22 in London
and remained quiet at s5.40@45 locally.
The English iron market was unchanged
at ass Sd for Cleveland warrants. The
local market was quiet; No. foundry
Northern is quoted at s16. SO 0s17: No. Q at
$1,000; No. 1 Southern and No. 1 Southern
soft at SIC. rs 0BO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS TO
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES

On Sunday afternoon, Pythian
Knights In Montgomery will hold
memorial service at the Majestic The
atre. A splendid program has been
prepared by the committees of Central
Lodge, No. Q, and Jewel Lodge. No. 75.
According to this program. Leon Nc
Cord and E. J. Meyer will deliver the
memorial addresses. There will be in
addition a program of excellent mu-
sic. The services will be held promptly
at $3.50 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
Upton WANTS YACHT
CUP FROM AMERICA

Glasgow, July Sir Thomas Upton
has renewed communications with the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club. informing
the club that he is willing to chal-
lenge for the American cup imme-
dIately under conditions indicated by
him in a recent interview. On that
occasion. he said:
Americans the advantage OF their own
universal rule under which they have
had experience in building and sail
ing and ! am ready to challenge under
this rule"
Sir Thomas now declares he Is ready
to race under any modern rules and
will allow the New York Yacht Club
the choice of rule. European or
American. with boat OF any size the
defenders may prefer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
KNOXVILLE GETS
CHARLESTON CLUB

Augusta, Ca. July THE directors
OF the South Atlantic League of Base
ball Clubs. met here today and decided
to end the present season Saturday
night, and to start q new season. Mon
day July 6.
The Charleston franchise. which was
turned over to the league several
days ago. was transferred to Knox
VILE, Tenn. Certain changes were or
dered made in the Chattanooga park.
James U. Jackson, of Augusta was
elected today vice president OF the
league to succeed II. H. Starr. Of Ma
con.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

NntlOnaI League.
Chicago at Pittsburg
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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to 4 new pictures every day ut
Orpheum, DC. Choicest to be had.


New York. July 1.-The Boston Ma
tional League Club today secured the
services OF Pitcher Forest More, of the
st. Louis Club. for whom waivers had
been asked. The player was obtained
for the usual waiver price of $1,000. 1t
was learned this afternoon that UNI
pire TRULY had retired from the stan
OF National League umpires.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Clayton. July 1.-(Special. I'm a
well played game OF ball here Clayton
defeated Midway in a shut out, the
score being 8 to 0. The feature of the
game was the magnificent pitching of
Warren for Clayton.
During the nine innings only thir-
ty-one men faced him and he gave up
but two hits. Clayton played errorless
ball. Alley for Midway also worked
a nice game. Score:
Clayton. :. :. :. :. 900 232 900
Midway. :. 700 900 600
Observation-Disclosures and Warren; Har-
ris and Alley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

New York. July l.-Coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices to decline OF
10 points. near months being sustained by
bull support of July, while later positions
felt the effect OF trade selling, scattering
liquidation. easier foreign markets and In
creasing Braxilian receipts. Havre was y
to " franc lower. The local market clos-
ed steady on near months. with July five
points higher. but weaker on late positions.
August being unchanged and other months
10@15 points net lower. Sales were re-
ported OF $4,000 bags. including: July at
s.I5Q6.25; August at 5.55@s0: September
s. so; Dec. .. 40: March b.45GB0 May s. so &.
@hc: mild dull: Cordova on @1shc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Americapi Association.
Louisville, s; Milwaukee, /.
Toledo, s; st. Paul, Q.
Kansas City, 3; indianapolis, /.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Some class to Warren. the Clayton
pitcher, of whom Midway swiped only
two hits. He looks pretty good from
here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE.

Rather's aggregation won two out
of three games from Neffs team last
night on the Commerce Street alleys,
taking the series by total margin
of Ill pins.
In the last game of the evening all
of Nen's men fell down, the highest
man only bowling las pins. Rather
had the highest Individual total of the
evening with 5S3 pins for the three
games, likewise having the highest
individual score of ala pins.
The score was as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
Harvard Wins Race

wound received last Sunday when he
was struck above the eye with q stone
thrown by Claude w. Minor, a young
white man. Minor. who claims that he
threw the stone at another man. Is In
Jail, charged with murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Summary-Struck out, by Duggan, 8;
Manuel, /. Base on balls. OF DtRgan,
o; Manuel. L. Stolen bases. Moles-
worth. McGilvray. Sacrifice hits, Bo-
wen, Henline. Two base hits, Moles-
worth. Gygli, Raub. East, Henline.
Three base hits. Henline, Double
plays, Robertson to Butler. Time, 1:40.
Umpire, Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

DUUVM ANHWWtHU ACd8WBs
Chattanooga at Savannah.
Columbus at Jacksonville.
Macon at Augusta.
Charleston att Columbia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
CUBA PAYS OLIVER.
Government Meets Obligations
Contractor.

Government Meets Obligations to
Contractor.
Washington, July THE Cuban gov
eminent has met certain obligations
due william ]. oliver OF Knoxville.
Tenn. TO June 1 for work under what
is generally known as the oliver road
building contract. American Minister
Morgan at Havana has so advised the
state department.
The Cubans have been backward in
making monthly settlements for this
work since the retirement of Provin-
cial Governor Magoon. About $780,
900 indebtedness had accrued AMI Mr..
oliver is said to have personally pro-
tested to President Taft with the view
TO formally calling the attention OF
the Cuban government TO the matter.
one of the contracts involved was
made by Governor Magoon during
American Intervention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

The Tigers hammered twelve hits of
Berger and Baron Liebhardt yester-
day, and made monkeys out Of LaJoie's
people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
HoND ron Stages

Slayer of Sparrow Held In $2,5O0 Betfs
Birmingham, July 1-<Speciai.)--z
VIII Stages. who shot and killed Dan
Sparrow, at Bessie Mines. in the vest
ern part of the county, was today held
In the sum of $4,000 at the preliminary
before Justice Benners.
Another warrant charging murder -
the same case is pending before JUS
tice Matthews.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
Cuba Pays Money,

Madrid. July LIT Is announced ON
cially here today that Cuba has paid
over to the Spanish Minister at Hav-
ana, Senior de Ayaia. the first OF the
three annual installments of thu $780,
900 for Spanish cannon left in the fort.
resses Of Cuba and claimed by Spain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
Trimmed BY Atlanta =
CHAMPS BLANKED
HOLDS BERNHARD's MEN
WITHOUT RUN.


Nashville, July 1.--Birmingham shut
Nashville out today, to o. The Wis
itors started on with q rush. Henline.
nrst man up, found Dugsan for three
bases. They kept up the pace, thir-
teen hits being the total and q number
OF them were for extra bases. On the
other hand, Nashville could do nothing
with Manuel. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
Totals: H.. ....... 81 8 "a 8
sBatted for Pope in ninth.

Score by innings:
Atlanta .............. 900 0o3 ois--3
Montgomery .......... 001 900 000--J
Summary--Three base hits, Persons.
DAILY. Two base nit, Bayless. Sacrifice
hits, Kerwin. Pope. Persons. Walker.
Stolen bases. Rayless, 2. Double play,
Bayless to Walker to Newton. Struck
out. by Bliss, /. Base on balls. of
Fisher. 4; Off Bliss. z. The, 1910. Um-
pires, OBrien and Rudderham.
No newer or better pictures than the
orpheum shows. See for yourself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Boston Wins Fourth.
Boston. July 1.-Boston won the
fourth game Of the series from Phil
a PhiipPdeipS SGiaAy " 100 900 ooo-1 2
Boston E. ..101 600 1913 7 l
Batteries-Bender and Thomas; Ar
rellanes and CarrigHn. Time 1:42. Um-
pires. Perrin and O'LouRhlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
CHANGr nR sCHEnnLEn.

L.. & N. II. n.
Effective Sunday, July 4th, train No.
4, northbOund, Will arrive Montgomery
BsBO p. mn. and leave at 0 p. m, in-
stead Of 6s43 p. m, as at present. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
I,,ttIe ROCK Geta p,tcheru,

st. Louis Mo-. July 1-ManaKer
Bresnahan. of the local National
League baseball team. announced today
the release of Pitchers Higgins and
Rhodes to the Little Rock. Ark. team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
Women Won't Contest.

Memphis July lit was announced here
this afternoon that the women golfers of the
Memphis Country Club would not compete
for the Higgins trophy, emblematic OF the
team championship of the Women's Western
Golf Association. The fact that Q MAJOR
ty of the best women golfers of Memphis
pave left the city for summer resorts
brought about this announcement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
BUCHANAN HIT HARD
NOZZLE POUNDS OUT AN EASY vIcro-
Mike Finn Protests Game, Claiming That
the Mobile Team Had Fifteen Men
In Uniform Besides Hixon
and stockdale.

Little Rock. July 1.--Mobiie hit Buchanan
hard today and won Z to /. Manager Finn
has protested the game on the grounds
that Mobile had fifteen men in uniform
besides Hixon who was duty at the gate
In citizens clothing and stockdsie. who was
left at home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Some umbrellas and parasoas are now
made so that they may be folded ~
and carried with ease In an, ordinary
suit case They are extremely sine.
nile In mechanism. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Memphis, July Frank p Cole, presi-
dent Of the Memphis Baseball Association
and exalted ruler OF the Memphis Lodge n
Elks. Is critically III at his home here, he
was stricken with appendicitis three days
aso. but a. yet has not undergone a. opera
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Cleveland, July l.-Cleveland Was
easy for Detroit today losing to 8.
largely due To the inefrective pitching
cleveland :. =. 100 600 oos-S s
Detroit :. :. $50 900 2o0--a 10 2
Batteries-Berger, Liebhardt and
Basterly; Willet and Schmidt Time
l:a5, Empires. Connolly and Hurst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Ali the tall enders won In the Sally
yesterday, Savannah beating the lead
ing Columbus. and Columbia shutting
Charleston out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Archie Persons got three hits and
sacrifice and on two occasions he was
was left on base. One on third with
nobody out, and on second with only
one out. OF day for pinch hitters