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The Washington herald., 1909-01-10
Falling on Very Heavy.

The falling OF from the 1907 output WAS
heavy. and Is particularly notable.
because Il Is the first decrease shown in
any year by the American cement in
dustry since its Inception. The decrease
was not uniformly distributed through
out the country. for New York, Penn
sylvania. and New Jersey Will probably
show the highest percentages Of loss,
while IN some portions OF the West and
Middle West the decrease was relatively
slight.
During the year several small comps-
MES went into the hands Of receivers and
the financial stress also led 20 a change
OF control IN a group Of plants operating
chiefly ID the Pacific States. 4 fortunate
effect OF the depression was that Il put
q stop, temporarily. 20 the iotatiOn Of
fraudulent or doubtful cement securities,
though WITH Improvement IN general bust
ness conditions II IS likely that promotion
schemes will again be taken Up on an
even larger scale than before the depres-
sion
The Washington herald., 1909-01-10
MARYLAND & PENNSYLVANIA.

Revenues Less Last Year Than I'm
Corresponding Period of 1907.
The Maryland and Pennsylv mia Rail
road reports earnings and expenses FOR
November and the FIVE months ended
November 81 as follows:
The Washington herald., 1909-01-10
Heavy stocks at the MIIIs.

The year 1919 opens with heavy stocks
Of cement on hand az most mills. but
good prospects fc- a steady, though slow,
revival IN the cement trade. Il IS IN
likely that this revival viii be sufficiently
rapid TO push mills 10 their capacity dur
ing the year. and It is therefore possible
thar the high record for output made
IN 1907 win remain unhroken for another
year a. least The total maximum ca
pacity OF existing plants Is now about
81. go 90 barrels q year.
Despite the business depression, OF per
haps partly because Of IL. there have been
e number Of important technical and in
dustrial developments in the cement in
dus;ry during 1ecs. and others are still
pending These viii be discussed n the
Surveys final report on cement produc-
ton. which VIII be issued early IN the
spring.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-10

Despite is great size. an elephant has
but eight teeth
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-18
NEAR.RIOT OCCURS
AT A BASEBALL GAME

Guthrie, Okla. July IA riot was
uarrowly averted during the progress
OF the Guthrie-El Reno Western As
sociation baseball game here today
when an uncomplimentary name flung
at a player by q fan started trouble
which involved prominent state Of
Among those who took part In the
hostilities was state Auditor Trap,
Assistant Secretary of state Meyers,
Herbert House, Secretary of the state
Republican Committee, and other State
Howard Price, the offended ball play
err, climbed in the grand stand, and.
addressing Auditor Trap, threatened
some one with physical violence. Sec
rotary Meyers, who was with his wire.
sat near Mr.. Trap, In some way
aroused the ire OF the ball player. who
then attacked Mr.. Meyers and jostled
Mrs. Meyers by the action. Mr. Mey-
ers resented this treatment and an en-
counter between the two men ensued &.
Mr.. House and other spectators en-
deavored to stop the fight. and all the
ball players rushed into the grand
Great excitement prevailed among the
spectators, but policemen stopped the
trouble before any one was seriously
injured.
Of 4 to 3.
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Them Dubs Split Double
Decker.
MAC ROBINSON HOLDS
CLIMBERS TO ONE BIT
Brilliant fieldiag Of Rockeniield
Was Feature.
whiteman, Kerwin ana DAILY DO BIG
ssvsttisg N Fiyst aaAe. Bat
Fall Down In

There u evidently something about
that bad atmosphere" OF the slagpile
that makessa pitcher savage and wild
as q halter. Jack Lively was proof
against 1t yesterday, however. though
Flaherty and JUL must have taken
deep breaths Of the Atmosphere" and
the double decker was split, tie Ciiua6-
srs taking the first affair by the ridic-
ulous count of 10 TO o, the Dubs being
handed the second with q esHat Of .
to 8.
Jack Lively had everything In the
first game, and the Mummies stood no
more chance than q marked down BIT
of lace with q bunch Of bargain coun'
ter women fighting to be next. He
seems to have returned to the ferm
that made him famous last summer.
and for the first time this season he
had splendid control OF the dazzlinG
speed he used with his spit ball Btli
Raftis In the fifth round and Grant
schopp In the sixth were the only gents
that drew free, transportAtiens whale
Llweiy strnck out four Dubs. most 81
them IT critical times.
I'D to the last or the seventh ses
sion not even . punky scratcn had
the Dubs been able to get. In the lasl
Of the seventh with tnv count standing
10 TO In favor OF the Climbers. ne
s siss ana '9x scrss ad came. raSt fisia
DSbs at third base. and LIVELY let the
last man kdowp with q fly 70 Daiy.
ninth with two down. the fast man
going out 70 whitman easily. These
were the four hits made by them DpbA.
none Of them amo uniting to anything.
Flaherty startss the game. but tour
hits in the iirst swY Snn a: wis 1--we
runs. one of the runs being forced.
Grant Schopp was then sent In with
the bags choked, and ne forced in an
other run. oEur more runs ms. and seven o. !,
who Is 90 easy for the Climbers.
Persons hit cafe In the first inning
Kerwin sacrificed, and Persons got to
third on Days hit. Geo. Whiteman
both in, Whitenan scoring when HAT
It's booted Rocky's hit.
Lively walked in the second. WA
sacrificed by Persons. and Kerwtn
Flensrty hit i batter ana forced KSF-
win in with two bases on balls. Shopp
was then sent in with the Daeee full
and with o baeU on balls forced In an.
ether run. six runs conpspg - me ft.ss
'H Daiy ana wnitssnan started tn sew
enth with clean hits. Rocky sacrifice
ing them both, and Greminger driv-
ing them both in with q smash to
the ball, and LIVELY drove Greminger
in with Q hit to right. Hart going to
third. With Persons up Lively start"
ed to second and played on the line
long enough for Hart to score. then he
went out but four runs had come in
making 1t 10 to o.
The score was:
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No more we'll get 1.-The bases full
The liquid Fling 10 out OF gear
No. more now shall the fielder pull
The ahighbail" from the atmosphere;
Gone are The ways Of yeste s
And though we Sigh, greatly fear
The squeeze play IL our only chance.
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YOUNG CORBETTEASY
FRAYNE KNOCKS HIM OUT IN
EIGHTH
One Time Champion Was Not In Glass
and Bout was UninteFeating
Except When Knock
cut Came.

San Francisco. Cal. July 17.-Young
Corbett, the ons-time conqueror OF
Terry McGovern. proved an easy victim
for Young Johnny Frayne. Of San
Francisco. who knocked him cut today
In the eighth round of q bout schedul-
ed to go twenty-five rounds.
Corbett probably was In no condi-
ton 70 put up q hard battle ana at
ed in at 1875 pounds at 10 o'clock this
morning, but Corbett failed to make
the weight and 1t was announced that
he was fully two pounds In excess OF
The Corbett Of today was hardly a
reminder OF the once great light
weight who but few years ago cleo
trifIed the sporting world With his
maker was ill-timed, and there was
no power behind It,
The contest was a tame and unin-
teresting affair. up to the time Of the
In the eighth round Frayne shot out
right and left catching Corbett flush
on the jaw, and the one-time cham
pion was sent to his launches for the
wobbled about the ring unsteadtly.
Frayne promptly toppled him over with
another powerful right and left TO Jaw.
At this time meroiful second threw
the sponge into the ring and the Cali
fornian was awarded the verdict by
Referee Kreling.
Tommy Mccarthy was given the de.
cision over Charley Reilly at the end
Terry Keller and John okete. well
terwelghts. battled ten ROUNDS TO
draw. Freddie Brooks Of Seattle, VINO
in an automobile accident last night.
and Okefe was substituted.
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IotAls. s.ssoS . o 70 % .
One out when winning run scored
sBatted for Maxwell In sixteenth.
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SECOND GAME

After his costly experiences with Her
bert Juul Thursday, Greminger sent
the southpaw in again, and while the
control at ell after the Arst inning.
1t was in the fourth. however, that
Greminger locked the stable door after
the horse had been purloined. judi
had already walked three men and in
the fourth he walked another. every
one OF the four Scoring then Tire re
was q two Dagger and couple OF pinch
singles which with Juurs wild pitch
aitogsther. Then Bliss went In too
late to do any good. four hits and three
more runs coming In or him In the
three innings that he worked.
OF ball. Rocky'9 pinch three-baeser in
ths fouht round being the only hit that
the. Climbers. were able to get. 1t
broke the hodoo that has been hang
He has been pitching swell bali all
this season, but yesterday was the hrsl
game that he has won.
Persons walked In the nrgt was
hit and out and scored when ELAN
ju9Kied >whiteman's hit.
JUL walked Bowen in the third
and he got to third on ,nasld hits and
ont. and when GrefAinsef misjudsed
Gygli's lily both OF them scored.
ELAN fumbled Days hit in the
fourth, but was forceo at second on
Whiteman's bunt to Fobertson. Rocky's
three Eger scoring Whltsman and
Grenninger's sacrifice fly scoring
Rocky, making the score 3 to 2 in favor
OF the Climbers
ELAN hit for two bags in the last
half OF the fourth. Robinson hunted.
but Juufs throw to third was too late.
Henline hunted. and was out at first.
but ELAN was held ON third. JUL till-
ing the bags by walking Bowen. Molly
hit to left and ELAN scored, Robinson
scoring on McGilvray'e htt. Bowen
scoring on a wild pitch. Then Bliss
went In and McGilvray scored on
Rafits's bunt to third, Molly scoring
on 3yEirs hit, making eve runs thar
inning ana the count 10 8.
Hits BY McGilvray and Gygli In the
sixth with RAtfis'g base on balls scored
1ne more. making IL to a.
No more scoring was done and by
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JEFFRIES TO FIGHT
MAKES HIS ANNOUNCEMENT AT
CHICAGO.
Although Scheduled TO Meet Jack
johnson, The Negro Champion
Did Not Appesr--Wnl Post
Forfeit.

Chicago. Ill, July Thames J. JEFF
fries and Jack Johnson failed to meet
here today. according to the schedule
outlined by their representatives.
yeffries was at the appointed place.
but Johnson did not leave his training
camp In Indiana until late In the DAY
and said he would not meet Jeffries.
Jeffries issued a statement later, In
which he said:
In view of the many conflicting re-
ports regarding my intentions I will
make my plans public as follows:
AT the conclusion Of my theatrical
sail for Europe for two or three
weeks visit. and then go to Carlsbad.
Before sailing, will pest my forfeit
fering the best Inducements and best
situated to hold the contest.
II sincerely hope that my action will
quiet the doubts Of those who have
questioned the sincerity OF my inten-
lions"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-18
DETROIT LEADS LEAGUE
IN HITTING AVERAGE

Although Collins OF the Athletics
leads the swattfng list OF the American
League with LAjoe seventeen points
behind. Triss Speaker. the former Lit
tie Rock outfieider Ii batting thir-
teenth In the league with . percentage
pf 1883. The official batting averages
Tor the league to July inclusive has
aust been issued, and the standing of
kte club batting 10 given below.
= Ty Cobb OF Detroit 80 eighth In the
his team mate Crawford just above
him with an .avera9e of .a7e Out Of
23s times At bat spsAl1es has secured
three baggers. and two home ruAs. =
The official fclub batting standing
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uuaon springs Wins Two.

Union Springs. July I7.-(Special.
The fast amateur team OF Union
Springs went to Midway Saturday and
won a double-header to the tune OF
IL to and to L.
The lineup for Union Springs was;
Jenkins, catcher; Ellis. pitcher; Adams
first base; Smell, second base; Cogdell
short stop; Harris, third base; Ratner
left held: Lawrence, F., centerfleld;
Hopsh, right field.
For Midway: King. catcher: King
pitcher; Hall. first base; Norton, second
base; Miller, short stop; Mitchell
center field: Taylor right field.
The game was featured by. a number
OF accidents caused by collisions and
thrown bats.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-18

Cory. Penn, July 17-Four exceilent
races were finished today. The wealth
err was cool and track in fine condi.
tion.
Summaries:
First race; 2.1S pace; purse $500
Merry Widow, won second. third and
fourth heats and race. Best time 2:le
I-2 Lady Corine, second, won first
heat: Royal Tine, third; Bonnie Belle.
Second race; 2:1s trot; purse. 400
Admiral Togo. won third. fourth and
fifth heats and race. Best time 2:IS
IA. Hannah Soutan, second. won first
and second heats; The Monk third:
Trowella. fourth.
Jennie Price won second. third aud
fourth heats. and race. Best time 2:l5
Ia Louise second. won first heat;
Ella II, third; Hattie NJ. fourth.
Fourth race; 2:0S pace; purse. 5000
Alessas, won second. third and fourth
heats. Best time, 2:l1 Black part,
second. won first heat. Princess HIATT.
third; Edward d. fourth.
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EDITED BY
WALLACE SCREWS, IR.
SPORTOGRAMS
By Grantiand Rice.

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MIKE DONLTN MAY AGAIN
DON A NEW YORK UNIFORM

New York. July 17--Mike Donlin.
the former rightfielder ami captain Of
the New York National League Club.
said today that all that stood between
him and finishing the season with the
New York club YVES question Of
would give him $4,000 for the rest OF
the season he would don his uniform
again and do all he could to land the
team at the head Of the championship
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-18
CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE.

-Four more games were played yes
terday afternoon In the City Base Ball
League. which resulted in the Bumbis
bie-header from the south Monigcm-
cry team, while the Highland Parks
and sealRers split even. each taking
game. The other two SSntse e ss.
College bunch were not pulled on ow.
ing to some misunderstanding as 70
on next Saturday afternoon the Bees
and the Scalpers. the leaders in the
league race, will play a double.header
on the Perry street diamonds and these
two games promise 10 be holly con-
Bees via TIVE.
The BUNDLES Bees took both games
from South Montgomery yesterday At
over for the Bees. who won the game
IL to 9. The feature OF the game was
the batting Of the Bees.
agreement was only five innings long.
the south Montgomery aggregation
had the game won up to the fourth
when the Bees pushsa FIVE runs sEs,. across
enth straight game.
The score by innings was:
First game: K.H ID:
Bundle Bees ..:.."..zl eM-is is
Batteries-WilSon and Colemani
Clark and Patrick.
Second game: R.H. r..
South Montgomery -. .001 20--3
Batteriea-Jemison and Coleman;
McDade and Patrick;
The Highland Park bunch defeated
the Scalpers In the first game Of their
double header In an easy manner by
the score of 1s to 5, while the scaipers
eyened up matters in the second con-
tese winning the game by the score
OF to 5.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-18

MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF MEMPHIS
SERIES.
Milton Was wild, But Babblers Were
Unable 10 Hit Him-Casey's
Error Allowed Visitors
OmLy Run

Little Rock, July 17.--By winning to-
days game Q to /, Little Rock made .
clean sweep Of the series. with Mem :
phis. Milton was extremely wild. but
Memphis was unable to hit him with
ond by Casey. in an endeavor to catch
a runner mapping with the bases full.
scored the visitors only run. Casey's
double and Carey's single tied the
fifth and scored the winning run on
double steal. with Sentz who had
walked.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-18

New Orleans, July 17.-Jack Red
ynond OF 81. Paul was awarded the de-
cisiofi over Danny Goodman of Chicago
on a foul in the ninth round Of their
bout here tonight. 1t was Redmond
bout all the way through. In the ninth
Goodman turned and ran around the
ring, pursued by Redmond. The men
al below the Belt several times In the
ciinches. Referee Schoenfeid then gave
Radrnond the decision.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE


New York, July i7.-st. Louis, by .
big streak Of batting In the ninth In
ming. defeated New York today by q
score of to J. In the ninth the 81.
triple and Devlin's error. and followed
this with six more. Ellis made q home
run with two men on bases.
~, Louis ~ 200 900 oo7---T 10 .
New YORK =. 900 O0i 00o-1 .
Batteries--Salles and Bliss; Wiltze
and Schlej. Time 1880. UmpiresS Ems
lie ana Kane.
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Conee springs Wins

Coffee Springs, July 17-(special. y
Gomez Springs defeated Enterprise this
afternoon in sensational game Of
bali by the score OF to l.
Batteries-Cofree Springs, saul, smith
and Murdcck; Enterprise. Morris and
Farmer.
Hits-Coffee Springs. 4: Enterprise,
4, Umpire, Reeves.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-18

Summary-Two-b base hat. Kerwin.
T I,cs bits Par psrso wa''f oyf sac
schopp ! BY Lively l. Base on Salls,
by Fleharty 8, by schopp 1. by lively
ana noe X By ~ scs sesp'S s9te
Hits apportioned, on Fieharty, & ii,
II - Innings. Time. 2;eo.
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Totail

Summary-Two base hits, Collins,
Casey. Sacrifice hits. Perry. O'Leary.
stolen bases, Collins. Base on balls,
of Milton, Off Dick. !. Struck out.
by Dick, /. Hit by pitcher. by Milton
(Daubert, O'Leary). Passed balls,
Double plays, Milton to Perry to Casey.
Time 1875. Umpire Moran.
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One Day.
LOSES SECOND GAME
LEAGUE LEADERS IN BAD AT
NASHVILLE.
Cracksrm Ahye 10 SeeuRe Bat Four
Hlts on Pexdue, while VelwA.
seers Tally Four Earn
cd Runs.

Nashville. TennY July I7-.SesEshl,ss
great pitching stood out prominently
n today's game. which Nashville won
from Atlanta, 4 to o. Seigefs hit scor-
ed two men. rerdue held the visitoat
TO four scattered singles, struck out
six men and gave not single pase
on balls
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-18

Brooklyn, n Y, July 17.-Brooklyn
and Chicago broke even in double
header today. Each team scored q shat
out. Ben was complete puzzle to the
visitors in the first game. In the Sec
freely, while Reulbaoh kept Brooklys
down.
First game:
Score: -. MI u.
frooklyn 800. 900 000 l0s--i
Battsries---0veralI. Brown ana Arch.
er: Bell and Marshall. Time, lis. Una.
pires, RiEler and Johnstops.
chIcs 20 .V13 GEO OAl-i il q
RYooklyn 80. 600 00u 0oO-0 !
BaRteries-Reulbaoh ana Archer.
Wilhelm and Bergen. Time. 1:&4
Empires. tombstone and Rigles.
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Home Again
SIXTEEN INNINGS
SOME GAME Down IN NEW Or
LEANS.
steve Reagan BROKE Up Tie In Last
Round with Clean Single To
Left Scoring de-

New Orleans; sS La :.n, !uly to ,7 o.s fos
Pitcher Maxwell In the sixtesnth IN,
deMontreviile with the tally which
gave the game to New orleans over
Mobile. Both pitchers were In excel.
lent form during the early part OF the
contest. wAtsou's home run In the
fourth inning gave the visitors their
only run. New Orleans tied the soots
in the ninth inning. Hickman weak
ened toward the end and the deciding
Srnra.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Chicago, III. July l7.A-Nick Altroek.
pitching for washington against MS
70 eight hits and three runs, while
Washin gton found Burns In the ninth
Inning and drove him out Of the box'
winning. the game, to .. ~
Score: ~ n. "a
Chicago .. :. ..0oz loo 0VV-a
washington 100 Dol o02-4 10
Batteries-Burns. Smith ana owens
pires, O'Loushiin and Hurst.
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w. j. uLoTHIER SUCCESS
FULLY DEFENDS TITLE

New York, July 17.--william J !.
clothier. Of Philadelphia, former Ma :
his holding OF the Achelis challenge
eur in the singles today at the Sea-
bright IN. ]: tennis tournament: he
eeiieSiSte champion, 50; go: s4s; SO /.
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R.H.H.


Philadelphia, Pa. July lT.--PItteburg
won today's game here on Phiiadel-
phia's errors. Philadelphia drove VIII
ming by making five successive SIM
gles.
Score: II. n. ID.
Phiisdsiphis E. 300 100 500 u .
Satteries-Moore, Moren and Doom:
willis, Camnitx and Gibson. Time
2:05. Umpire. Klein.
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ACAs
sRllf EYen.
GOLF NEWS.


Des Moines, iowa. July 17s-Harry
@. Legg. of Minakadah Club, Mime
championship today by defeating Ber-
nard q. Guinad. Of the Waveland Club
of Des Moines, by the margin OF 10
up and to play In the final match ct
the Des Moines Golf and Country Club.
Fer the LIST two years Legg had been
runner up In the tournament
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Cleveland. Ohio. July i7.-Boston
Jumped on Joss In the sixth inning to-
day and scored I'VE runs. enough to
win the game. Wood stopped Clevs-
land. tanning ten men in four innings
finger of his right hand In practice to-
day. and 10 out OF the game indefinite.
ly.
Score: II. II. y.
Boston :. ., 1000 COS 1905 10 o
Batteries--Joss. Falkenberg and
Easterly: Arellanes. Steele. Wood and
Donohue. Time 1855. Umpires. Shsri-
dan and KERN.
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Manchester, VT, July 1.-THE tenth
annual Tournament for the Taconic and
Ondawa cups, competed fon the Ew-
waiok links. was closed here today,
ing won by William Clark OF the
Misquanicut club of Watch Hill, r. l.
The Ondawa cup was won by Her
man Wendell, of st. Davids.
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CINCINNATI shut Out:

Boston, Mass, July 1.-THE locals
broke their losing RAeak by shutting
out Cincinnati today. to o. Hits by
the seventh inning. gave Boston the
victory.
Score: X II K.
Cincinnati 600 900 Oo--S 8 .
Batteries-whits and Grahami Camp
bell and Mclean. Time. 1889. Umpire.
ODay.
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Summary--Seven innings by agree
ment. Two base hits. Robinson, Ellam.
Three base hit. Rockenfield. Sacrifices
hits. Kerwin. 0reminger. Henline.
Bowen, Raftis. Robinson. Stolen bases.
Gygii, o: RaftiS. Struck out, by JUL,
Q; Robinson, Q. Base on balls, JUL.
.; Bliss, 3; Robinson. O.. Passed oalis,
Hart. Hit by pitcher. JUL, lHenline,
Bowsn.) Hits apportionej off yuui.
In . Ia innings. Time 1870. Umpires
Rudderham and Carpenter.
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Huntsville. July 1T--(special)---An
American eagle was killed In the east
Orn part OF the city yesterday by ].
M. Mason The bird, which measured
five feet from tip to tip. has been pre-
scented to the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles of this city.