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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
0runSitlfs llcbcrtragnmacM.

@iIp 81. 0artGoIpmee II. ". Cru.
tees, al 8eorgc 4. Grit, Woroleitc
@olbroof-N uenue, nabe s. Str, 29.5
bel 100, $tOS3.33.
t2nrrb ~. Ao6gers nnb @attin ait
Games 6. Sornep uto @attiit, Siio-
ieite Der Baltimore. StraBe, ltabe ser
SllIton.M peniie, 1913 bel $50, @runo.
sins 500. So.
Ilireo 8. NranfenfieIo nno Satin
al Meroile $. Garter. 5 8rinoitiide,
So.
NemGolb & Sons an 2ennic 8.
Sape utb @attin, @eItieite Der
Slin9lIii-grenre, nobe EreSbnry-
StraBe, II bel 100, @runoSins $50,
So.
Sacob Gn9cl an 2ouis Nntbert
mo Satin, Nor0ieite DER Wortb.,
nobe Iulton.Ipenue fl bel 72,
@runo5ins $G5, So.
Sale Tepoiit altb Iruit Co." ar
Sanes u. Top, Gillette Der Calhoun.
iiabe Sorotpga-Str 14.1t bel ITO,
$1,000.
6ronf 6. Sadion nnb @attin an
Soon o. Shlafier, mebrere @rulto.
itiife, 1878.
Newbolo g. Cons an Sobn s.
9irfnicper uto @ottin. Siioieite Der
G%eringtput, llobe Tapion.S Str, 10 BEL
so, $t0.
Senrp ~. Nibcl, 1ruitec. an 2io.
ref Scrimger. Siioleitc Der Cont
baro.S troBc, itabc Central. apenme,
% bel no @rimh5inS $156, $t700.
Minium :. Sadion an BERNARD s.
Gogue, Sitieite bon YroaofpapL nabc
garncS. StraBe. PA bel 100, @runo-
sims $96. So.
@iIliom $. 2oeue, IT,, on. Sim. 5.
Sadion, Sitieite pom groaolpap, ndbe
Vornes-S trabc. 2i.4 BET 100, @runo.
Sins $06, So.
George $. 9roipnilg an Sbomas
6. Morie uno Satin, Siibleite Ser
Sort Nuethte. nabe Wiaiam.S trabe,
10 bel "a. @rnno5ins 500, So.
lbon,as !. Morie all George S.
Browning. siioieite Der Sort.sue..
ihaJe Milinm.S trabe. Is bel "a.
@runo3inS $50, S..
/ glen 0iorie oil Ibonnas 5. Morie,
Sioieite Der 6ort.Npenue, itabe Der
William.S traBe. l3 bel "a. @rnno.
Gins 500, $1,000.
Robert !. Noonan, SrnItee, u. q.
al Cutler ". u. 8i1is, Gillette Der
gntam.; nnbc Wulberrp.S trabe, 90
bel =. S..
9utber %. q. Wilis OIL Mobert s.
Noonan II. ~. Sltieite Der gutotu-,
iiale MulberrpS traBe, 90 bel S..
gli5abetb 6. 9rihben un6 @otte
al anos q. Start, 3orooitieite Der
Bolton. nabe Iolunieno.S traBe, Is
lei $50. S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

Die eriten Bor5uaS Iftien BON %
auf 50. 5000 gftien uitrbeil iirtgcs
lest. 8er ole aGuier limo, lit @es
beinniB.
Gle st. Safobus- Ritter"
pielten geltern Abeno tire geamtets
mabl ab, ipeidle ioIgcnoes GrgebniB
bate: Brdiioeut Geruorb 8. @oli
lsum %. Nal), Sice-Erdiioeut ao-
ipar @olomnnu gum 10. WtaD, Scs
ftetGr Mnorcos Shriefcr gum 10.
apuD, Stusmeiiter Moam Sleden-
ittin, Sunptnann ,Safob Tlefenltein,
eriler Sitter 81. Is. 8olfer. S%ueiter
G;tter Charles 0liiIler, 6ubnentr1gcr
Feter llmfeIbudl Srdger Oer 9unoes.
iobue Sobn @immer, Serolb auguit
Viittner, 2ieutenallt Sobn Heeo, 81.
,ian5.Gomite Die &erren Setter y.
9icienbereer. Senrp 5. Rirppert nno
Sobn Srageicr. Gie Capitalization jim.
oct an niditen Gienitoa Itatt.
@ou zines tcmpordr en
Gilenbnbn it alton @ebGut
heS. Eie .&enniplpnnia.9obn-
@cienifoit" meld)e ciu leues grpBcS
llnion : 9abnbofis = @ebGiibc an Der
Horo.G Charles StraBe errihtel ipiu,
miro IN Den ndd,lten Sngen nit Dem
@mu ,ciueS tenlporGren 9abnboiss
@ebGlloeS bcgimnclI. SaS iebige &c
hGuoe miiB nGmlid) nieoergcriiieil
,ucr6en, che init Dem Ban oes nelten,
1r0Bcrcn 0cbdnoeS 6egonnen mer0en
lam. Gas Temperate 8eb1ube. mel.
dies 200 tSilB oitlit pom @epadrairm
mo iuit oireftunter Der ct. Yaillitr..
@riitc 81 Iteben fowmt. ioIl bis Sirnl
10. Saluor 1910 iertig iein. llnge.
flbr GO Sub nGrolid) pom Dem gcaeli-
lbGrtiaen Subriuea ioll, elm Temporal.
rcr 6ubripeg dl,9cleNt lperoell. &o
Der alte Sabrmes iif) beiinoet weroell
@elciie aeleet. Gin iiberoohter lltb-
lueg miro Don Der Gbarles.S trnbc
aus nod Dem temporGren Stntion3-
9ebdlioe fiibren uno guar iiioIif bon
Dem jesieen Stationseebdlioe.
gebt. - giner Gc-
pcid)e aus @aibington jnfolge bat
Scfretdr Haael an9eoronet, bob @eo.
E, 9alowin uls Gbineien : ginwail-
behring's . Snipeftor bon Baltimore
cntlaiicn wcroe. Ms @runo lpurbe
.&erbciicrulg oes Iienites" ollDeec-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

llniouiitcu McaierunN por;nidIaocn,
Den Tarifreiorm. Goridloge, fir ocn
Sau, oab Die %llnipniiteu in BEN benor-
itebenben @abIen erfolgreib lino, be.
iprid]t, nno odrIegt, Oab Die finau3iel-
len georananilie bes 2anbes gegens
pdrtig tpeit gr0ber ainp, oils in 1905,
alS Soiepb Chamberlain Die Garifre.
form Ngitatiou in Sang ieBte.
ahtb. @eOrgc @pnobam @itgtieo
hes u~nterbquleS iiir Goper, oer,tete
in einer belite Nbenb su 2onoon &C.
baltenen Heoe Die gbiid)t ser lluio,
niitcn on, einen 8ertb5oa Don 5ebn
Bro8ent auf Snbritate uno pon slpei
StillineS muf Wet3en por5uiblagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Ser G-muyouna &siaiam ). Grbcr'S
6cidlMIbiat.

q. Qouis, 7. GcS. d. 2oren
{, Gorep poll Columbus, Nebr.. unb
icinc @attim murben bellte pon elmer
Gcroncrs; %llrp untcr Der Nnfloge.
@m. :. Grber, iriiberen @atteu Der
Nrau Sprcp, I'M iciner Scbenaper-
iidcrrng @iuen burd) Silt ernloroei
ill bobelt, Der @ronb Surp iiberluic-
len inio befinben iid iett in Sait.
Die 9promcrS-> Nlrp gob, nndloem lie
picle 3cuacn ucrltonmcll, Den @ahr-
lprlld) ab. oaB Gr0cr al Nrlenifuers
aiitlIug itarb, n,b boB ibm bos Git
ten iciner Oamdligen @attnl Nora 6.
Groer. iesiqen 3rau lorep, inter
Mitbiilie oes Gr. 0prep bcigebrud)t
lpuroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Mtebr ,Wunrmalal".S dlmerscn.

Sad onpille, Sla.. Z. Deg. -
NDoEpb 2otbe, Elm Norpeser, Weld)er
ais @ootsntann aui Sobn Sacob
s!itor's Yadt "Ncurmnbal" oicntc,
tot Iitor AMI $4,000 Shooeneriot
lcrtlaat, neil or, pie CT beballptei,
III: Sienit perlest murbe mo lid jcst
ipegen @onaels or red)t5eitiger 1r5t'
lidler Eilese elmer Operation inter
5irbr,t 'ntlB. ''Tfe' gadjf 7t1ltf Bc,,tc
-iriib Don bier ubaeben ALIEN ibrc
IbfaDrt mlbte III 5Solge Der alogg
rcrid)pben mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
SSraaspcrtoa mpfcr onrd) Mridenitel.
ltr.Sfrife a~nfgcbaltcm.

Seattle, 8aIb, Z. Gc;. Sn
ssrlgc ncs Strites Der i,ornrcitlidell
&e;hc,iteIler crrportet Der alrnlee.
Sransportoampler. Sir" melder
ld)on an lcsten Sonntaa nad) oelt
NiiIippinen ahacben iolIte, nod inn
n!er Die 9ebelsmittel, lpeld)e einen
bell ieincs Garaos bilbcn inllen.
@abridcinliG miro CT icDod) ,norgen
abgehcn ionnei,. !,
Gbslcid) iid) Der 2serfebr oui ben
sdbnen Der Faciiiefiiiic erbcbIid, ae.
t~aliert BAT, limb Die 3uit1noe nod, I'M,
iiltr n!dlt ncrmal rnb Sic Strifer
luifcn iiaG) luie Dor aui Sica.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Glcu's @swiHcnsbiIc.

&ar eine Ieentin bon Sdnblern in
.peiBen Sflapen." = 3pei l5-
iabriae Wdodeu iolIten bon Ntr
Ianta uud) columbus, g, per-
ihatert peroen.
Mtlonta, Co, Z. Iej. Glco
GpanS, ein inn9es, bieiiaes 8rauan-
3immer BON rci5enber Sdonbeit, ge-
lionb tegtafluittae oerEoli5ei ein.
baB lie cine Ngentin fir S0uoler i'll
vireiBcn StIapen" iei, unS iie crlud).
te sic NebDroe, 5rpei Wabtcn, welt)c
beute Nbeno uad) Columbus, 3, gee
ididt lperben lollten 5uriid5ubulten.
Gle Holi3ci iau0 Die Ntaoben an
9abnbofe auf Cleo marteno. Dix Scs
tpre bate 5rpei Giielbabnbillete nud)
Columbus lit ibrem 9clie, ipclte ihr.
ME iie iogte, non cinem 9orbelllpirtb
IN columbus iiir Die WGod)en ges
itlift lporoen maren. Cleo gpanS
mar iriibcr ais 9ud)iiibrerin tbatiS,
latte iib ieood nod Columbus bc8c'
ben mo lpilroe Don BORT bicrber gu
riidaeididt, Inn iul9c Srnicn5imner
iiir 9oItcrbobIen Su refrltiren. Gir
ttioen NGodlcn iporcn bodltens 10
sabre alt. Sic iaBcn IN Der Eoliiel'
itatipn mo lodlteu uno ider5ten, mic
mcnn oie sanie 8eid,ifte ein lrobll-
der Sd)ers mlrc. Sic mcroen III ooa
Haus 3lm gltcu &irten acIhltt lper-
sen. Cleo erflGrt, ibr @cmilleIl babe
ibr I'M leBten Ntacnblif Tortpilr'9
0enlod)t mo lie bauoli ob9eboltch,
3,pei Gtnoer eincin Seben Der Stnn
&c 5I iibcrantiporten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Nprs i'm atueiten @rabe.

Rem Yorf, Z. Deg. Sral
Marp @ilbelm, pcld)e in Reparf,
u. g.; ipesen Grmoroung ibres @oI-
ten. hea Contractors lrauf @ilbeIm,
nor WeridJt ltnnb, muroe bellte bes
Mtofbes inn 5lpeifen @rnoe ituloig
b%cilrtoen. Nidlolas Sicn. ibr angcb-
lld)er @%eliebter ul6 Mitidulbiaer, lit
nod 81 pru5eiliren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Cpfer eiuer Grploiion.

9 bilohelpbi a. Z. Te5,-@eo
Il. 1enlcr ,no icin @rlber Robert
ipnrhen bellte IN Stiifcl& Srecnmn'S
Gcioipinben -6obrit an Scr .. nno
Gcbiab.S troBc burd Grploiicn zines
acetplen.V ehGltcrs, meld,en iie cinau-
leben i'm Segriile 1uorclL 0etGotet.
Gic Grploiion mart cine Mauer nm,
mo Die Nriibcr mmrocn nurd Die fat.
lctoeH 5rii,nmtr 10 idnuer perlebt,
eoB lie oni Dem @ese nad) Dem so
lpttal ltarbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

'@F Ter .Ieutid,.l lngarii1e Sic
ftrfran5" ieiert beute lem biertcs
S~tiftungsielt in Der r2abor. 2peeuln.
SdGe" on Der Git.9oltimore-S trabe,
Gas Vrogromnt. ipefdes fin bic
6eier oufsetellt ncroen lit 1T. ein
rtifbaltiees iiii6 Invertebrates. Die
an. Sonftus itatteehrn0ene Several.
Yrobe fieI ouberorbentIi@ gut aus.
Ger Tirieent mar iebr ~aufrieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Scncu Danft ab.

San Troncisco, Z. Icj. =
~ssroncis !. Senep onnfte beitc u(S
Stills $ Siltriftsaniuult iiir Soil
6ranciSco ab. CIR Uiirbe BON Si-
liriftsanualt Quiisbon oils ipe5ieller
%rmalt in Den Hro5eiien ernannt,
ireld)c Der bieiigel, .@roit"- llnteriu-
dung entlprawcn. @ci Der letter
biciigen @obl war er Gnnbioot iiir
ods annt ocs Tiitriftsannults ulo
itl,rbc bon Charles &c. Sidert &C.
fhlaget.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
stimmsn fir edlanflieena.

Yoitom Maiis 3. Gcs. aSn ii
'Sidoten fano belite cine a6itimnll,g
iiber Die 2icensirase itott nno pict
stdote, 5afI Riuer, Nselp 9eoforo,
marlboro nro eOlofccINr. itimnter
fir 2icen,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

@ d ID M mbddfer m Bin.
ter. Die 5rienos Sf)nle piro
lire Sd,uinlnlbdber aud il, oieiem
@iHter fit ben @cbronf Der Sd)iiler
ffIT @etrieb Balftn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Npbcrt {. Sdrmibt.

is ltarb am Z. GeSembcr 1909 III
Wobnung Nr. 2210, @ilfens'
Auenue, Hubert s. SdJmiSt I'M alter
ION ga Sabren geliebter @atte Der
rcritorbeften 2oretta Shmiot. Sic
3eit. Der geeroiguug pirb ipdtcr an-
6e5eigt. (342)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

Sollteu tetncN III s nn y III {
bitben y 3cteftip.G np'tGn Elinr
p6rep beiien ltntcritcaten AM Cont
rag aiisaeinnbt porOen lparen, nm
Soiels 5u iiberlpnden, iagfein. 9cSna
AMI SotelS: 0ieic. El1sa ioilten oni
Soniltoa nidf mebr Ned)tc ba6ea.
als onoerc @aittpirtbidoften. Gcli
Sotelbeiisern ioLtc ltitr erlaubt ieiL
al, bona fibe" @diic @etrdnfe 81;
r%erfauiei. @ei,c llnteriteGten be.
ritrteter mir, lie battcn ein Sotel nit
Accommodation fir % B1ite geiun.
ben, ii, Incident am Sonntog 3G0
8erionen a(s G'Gite reaiitrirt lparen.
Ties ,eiat. baB oas @eies n,n,eaneeli
ipiro. Gs lit nif,t eereht, oob ioltle
Sotels einen, Sseoei,, Der ieinen No.
men ms Sotelbnh eintr1et, eeiiiige
Betr1nfe lieiern fonnefJ. ip1brenb
cnSere. reputable Standardization
suidlieben miiiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

10 II, {. 0e3eW0ef. - SDul'
les, @right Mdcara, Erdiiheut Der
.Eorion federation of @redt 9ri-
tain" 1uberte iid Geutc in ieinem Sir.
terpielu iiber Sic poIitiidje ariiis in
GroBbritnnnien cntidicbcn 81 @rn.
item hes 6rcibanoels.
Sobn g. @eomeni, 6iibrer Der iri'
ibe,i Ynrtci. bat eil ail Sic 0rcnt,oe
Srlono'S in oen Der. Staaten oorei,
iirtes Waniieit oil Z. 9. S'Gonnor,
Den aeaenmirtis in Wen.s)orf peilcn.
Den 6iibrcrl Der limited Sriib 0eagi,c
Of Greet Britain" iibermittelt, IN
iueIdbem er Die. NortbeiIe ouseind,oer
lett. ipel1e fir Srlonn aus Der &C.
Qesiip6rtieelr ititerppliiifen ariiis
gro6bfiioai,ien's eripoHiet fSnne1L
Gie .Hirr,jnsbom EniID Yoit~
tuir6 irorgen tuieoer inipirirte artifsl
peroiirntIid)en, diuci6er sic Don scr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-29
What High School Boys
 Are Doing M Athletics

Max Zielminski. shortstops Edgar Bow ron, centerfeld; Neil Neville, rightfield; Jake Martin, leftfield; Archie Mcclure, Milton Dreyfus and Joe Goldstein, sub stitutes.
 Sn no field of athletics have the High school boys failed to make good. Even in the early days of the institution, when there was no gymnasium, no physical di- rector. even no coach for the teams. the boys evnced an interest in athletics and began to show hostile teams what was in them. Now this enthusiasm has ex- tended to the fair sex, the girls having es- tablished an athletic association as well as basketball classes.
 The basketball and football teams have held the state championship for a number of seasons, and bid fair to win it as many times in the future. The record estab- lished by the football team is a most enviable one. In the course of three sea- sons not a single game was lost and the boys have only one defeat to their credit for the five past seasons. The one policy of the school has been fair play
 All present prospects point to bril- liant future for High school athletics in spite of the fact that numbers of the best athletes leave school at the end of each year to attend Auburn, the Uni- versity of Alabama and other colleges. Each entering class develops able rep resentatives in the field of athletics and thus the loss of the older boys does not count heavily upon the general strength of the teams
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-29

The approaching field day contests have awakened a new interest in High school athletics. A score or more of boys have signified their intention of entering the various contests and upholding the ath-
 etic record of the school Five events will be open-the s00-yard dash, half-mile run, running broad and high jumps and the 12-pound shot-put. Theee medals are to be awarded to the three contestants scoring the greatest number of points. one or gold, one of silver and one Of bronze.
 Interest in baseball is also at white heat. The recent Anniston victory has made the team feel more confident than ever of winning the prep" championship of the state. Out of five games, all played away from home, only one was lost. This makes total of only three games lost in four years. Last year the prep" cham pionship was easily captured, even the 'invincible' Birmingham Athletic club and Young Mems Christian association teams being defeated. The fact that this team Is composed of very young players does not deter the manager from extending challenge to all prep teams. The members of the nine are as follows:
 Jack Wallace and Sandford Hankins, catchers, Bradley Streit and Edward Ros sister. pitchers Leslie Hit. first base Joe Savage, second base; Tom Wingo and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-29
FIRST GAMES TONIGHT.
The Indoor Baseball Season Will Open
 at Y. M. c. A.

The indoor baseball season opens at the Y. M. C. A. tonight with the first matches of the newly formed association league.
 The Travellers, W. F. Pritchard, cap tain. will play the Diamonds Melvin Davis. captain, and the Crescents, Dan Williams. captain, will play the Stars, F. H. Hening. captain.
 The league games will be played on Monday and Thursday nights.
 The teams are composed of the follow ing players:
 ,rriangles-W. F. Pritchard, captain; c. E. Burmerster. E. Williams, Fee Sher- rod. R. B. Tarpley, G. c. Bruner P. Work, M. w. Fellows. H. F. Davis, c. R.. Hilty, T. W. Rogers John T. Cersle, A. c. Mckay.
 Diamonds-Melvin Davis, captain; L.. Strange L. A. Brooks, Frank Davis, R.. Blackburn, w. E. Mcclure. c. F.. Silli- man, T. S. Chambless, Claude Estes, Bes- ter Brown, F. Rdeout, H. Powell.
 Stars-F H. Hening, captain A. M. Bruce, l. Wolf, T. B. Bulege, F. West, K. Platowsky, Charles Jaseley, H. w. Caheen. B. o. Heck, A. Long, B. T.. Head, P H. Pitts. E. s. Frelshong, w. B. Everett.
 Creseents: Dan Williams, captain; A. Strange, A Jewald. w. A. Chapman, G. H. Peters j. T. Bostick, O. Williams, A. M. Bell, Charles Estes, E. H. Knight, l.. H. Pepper, & Howell, Sam Morrow, J. E. Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-29
CITY LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Games Are Arranged for First Half
 Season.


 The schedule of the City Baseball league follows:
 First games to be played May 1, 1909.
 Birmingham Athletic club vs Bessemer at Bessemer.
 Decatur Car Wheel company vs. Wood ward at Woodward.
 Louisville and Nashville vs. Y. NJ. c. A at Lakeview.
 North Birmingham vs. Graselli at Gras- elli.
 May &:
 Bessemer vs. Decatur Car Wheel com pany at West End Baseball park.
 Woodward vs Louisville and Nashville, West End Baseball park. double header.
 Y. M c. A. at North Birmingham.
 Graselli at Birmingham Athletic club.
 May 15:
 Y M. c. A. vs. Birmingham Athletic club at West End Baseball park double header.
 Graselli vs. Decatur at West End Base ball park, double-header.
 Louisville and Nashville at Bessemer,
 North Birmingham at Woodward.
 May 22:
 North Birmingham vs. Bessemer at West End Baseball park, double-header
 Woodward vs. Birmingham Athletic club at West End Baseball park.
 Y. M. c. A. at Decatur car Wheel com- pany.
 Graseli at Louisville and Nashville
 May 29:
 Y. M. c. A. at Bessemer Graselli at Woodward Louisville and Nashville at Birmingham Athletic club.
 North Birmingham at Decatur. June 5:
 Woodward at Y. M. c. A.
 Bessemer at Graselli.
 Birmingham Athletic club at North Br- mingham.
 Decatur at Louisville and Nashville.
 June 12:
 Woodward at Bessemer.
 Graselli at Y. M. c. A.
 Decatur Car Wheel at Birmingham Ath- letic club.
 North Birmingham at Louisville and Nashville.
 June 19:
 Bessemer at Birmingham Athletic club.
 Woodward at Decatur Car Wheel. Y. M. c. A. vs. Louisville and Nashville at West End Baseball park
 Graselli vs. North Birmingham at West End Baseball park. June 26:
 Bessemer vs Decatur at West End Baseball park. Woodward at Louisville and Nashville.
 North Birmingham at Y. NJ C. A. Birmingham Athletic club at Graselli. July g.
 Y. M. c. A. vs. Birmingham Athletic 1 club at West End Baseball park.
 Graselli vs. Decatur at West End Base ball park.
 Bessemer at Louisville and Nashville. 1 Woodward at North Birmingham 1 July 10:
 Bessemer vs North Birmingham at i West End Baseball park | Woodward vs. Birmingham Athletic | club at West End Baseball park. | Ia Decatur at Y. M. C. A Louisville and Nashville at Graselli | July IT:
 Bessemer at Y M. c. A. ' Woodward at Graseli. Birmingham Athletic club at Louisville 1 and Nashville.
 Decatur at North Birmingham.
 July "A: Y. M. c. A. at Woodward. Graselli at Bessemer. North Birmingham at Birmingham Attn | letic club.
 Louisville and Nashville at Decatur | July 31: Bessemer at Woodward. Y. M c. A. at Graseli l Birmingham Athletic club at Decatur Louisville and Nashville at North Bir- mingham This completes the schedule to August | l, each team having played each other team one game at home and one abroad | The schedule will be completed later to run till September IS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-29
FORT SMITH SOLID.
Mike Finn Releases Two. Young Re
 cruits.

Little Rock, April Especial .)-Fort Smith. which seemed about to drop from the Arkansas league when Mike Finn and Jack OConnor of the Little Rock club threw up the franchise is to stick. Business men have organized a stock company and will build up a strong club. This makes secure the future of the Arkansas league which was tottering
 Little Rock today turned Second Base man Burg back to Burlington in the Iowa league and released Pitcher Barniele
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-29
AMATEUR GAMES.

Avondale defeated North Birmingham yesterday afternoon to 2. Batteries: Barnes, Jones and Barnes; Smith and Fowler.
 Yesterday afternoon in very fast game Woodlawn defeated Norwood by the score of Il to g. The features of the game were the pitching and batting of Lint, he striking out F men and getting three hits. Batteries: Lint and Griswold; Par ker and SVdnn
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COLLEGE GAM ES.

At West Point: Yale Il, Army g.
 At Annapolis University of Maryland g. Navy O.
 At Princeton Princeton 3, Wesleyan ?. At Philadelphia: University of Pennsyl- vania 2, University of West Virginia o. At Champagne: University of Illinois 3, University of Arkansas ?.
 At Columbia: First game, University of South Carolina ', Bingham l. Second game. University of South Carolina 4 Bingham ?.
 At Charlottesville: University of Vir- gi,1ia 8, Davidson (six innings).
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.

At Winston Salem: Charlotte ', Win ston- Salem 2
 At Greenville Greensboro 1O Green vile 2 (first game)
 Greensboro 3, Greenville Q, (second game).
 At Anderson Anderson ', Spartan burR
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Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Atlanta for afternoon train May 3rd, and all trains 4th and 9th, lim- tied 9th; rate $6.85.
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Dobbs Slams kepna.

Chattanooga April 2s Manager Dobbs of the Chattanooga baseball club has signed Pitcher Kenna from Atlanta. Ken ma was In the Pennsylvania West Vir- ginia league last season.
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QUICKEST BECAUSE

It's the shortest and smooth way; only 4 IA hours to Atlanta via Seaboard; leave 700 am. Dining cars, service a la carte; effective May 2.
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WITH THE SCRIBES.

Such is baseball. The Volunteers were a joke through the exhibition season. Mem phis was giving them all a battle and winning more than her share of the games Babb's team probably made the best showing in the league against the major league llne-ups. Nashville the worst. Yet, after a fortnights warfare, the official table displayed Nashville on top of the heap and Memphis knocking the bottom out of the cellar.-Nashville Tennessean.
 Glenn Liebhardt writes the following letter to the Memphis News-Scimitar: Hotel, Cadillac Detroit, Mich, April %. Dear McDaniel: Your wire received last night, and I thought l could express my self better by writing.
 Now as to waivers being asked on me l don't know a word about that, and l can't understand it. considering the ball I've pitched for this club. It is true l got away bad last spring and lost six games in a row. but after that l came back strong and won 600 per cent of my games, which was fine l think. Many pitcher would have been discouraged at the bad start but l never lOSl connuenCe III my self and right now 1 am as confident as ever.
 I have not been worked at all this spring. and l don't see why they should take the move they are without looking me over.
 can pitch in this league and hold my end up, too, but I'll have to be given the chance, as you know.
 They have never said a word to me about being dissatisfied with me, so until they do I'll give them everything I've got I think there must have been a misunderstanding some place. Anyway, if I do have to leave why you know the one place above all I'd want to go to would be Memphis but, of course, the club has the say as to where I'd go
 They have always treated me hne, ana I'll do the best l can for them and if am not there with the goods, I'll be will ing to leave.
 am glad to know that I could return to Memphis for there's no place I'd rather play than at old Red Elm.
 I'm not down and out yet, and don think I will be for a while, but If any thing happens that l have to return to the minors, why here's hoping that Mem- phis will be my destination.
 With kindest regards. am yours.
 GLENN LIEBHARDT.
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Southern Railway now has double daily service to Selma. Trains leave 700 a. m. and 4:15 p. m.
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ATLANTA

Only 4 IA hours, effective May 2 via Seaboard; leave 700 am. Sleeper and dining car service a la carte.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus: Indianapolis 8, Colum- bus 6.
 At Minneapolis: Milwaukee, Minneap polls game postponed; rain.
 At St Paul: St. Paul-Kansas City,