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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Local Team Does Some
Real Climbing.
LIVELY AND 0UESE
TWIRL GOOD BALL
In Two Seven-Inning Contests the
Home Boys Are lnvineible.
II. ssestssulss rsst.re q sAs Ga.e
was : Dousse Ps.y u.ss-
sistea ~ ne Reck-

In neatly systematic naanper, Grem-
myers people took both ends OF yes
terdAY's double decker from Mr..
70 /. Both gsmss should have been n
shutouts. In the nrsti game Jack
Three scattered hits were made on
with the backing he received the Trav-
elers were surrounded.
In the second game Whitley Guese
worked another great game Of ball.
and he hit . couple Of batters. but
on the whole his control was splendid.
Cocash IN the second drawing the only
walk. OF the fiye hits made on him.
clean hits come together. q clean lit
and scratch coming In the fifth round
and giving them their only run. Wild
throw OF Pepcs causing the run then.
had good speed. but one OF his three
bases on balls scored, the other run
made by the Climbers being earned.
Milton worked the second game for
balls scored. He was hit hard in the
NTH inning and In the fourth single
and three-basser were sandwiched IN
with his base on balls. ,,.
clean and fast In both AFFAIRS. but in
the second game the fielding was sharp.
The spectacular part Of the afternoon
was u 0oupiS V1NJ lNAE 6Ock9nUSk0
made unassisted In the second inning
Of the second game and the sensational
running catches OF Elmer Bliss in left
neld. In the sixth inning Of the second
The pinch hitting was consistent,
Greminger driving In three runs. DAILY
and Rockenheld one each, KerwiIiss
thFee-bagger In the first inning OF the
arst game making the hrst run pos
atble.
In the last half Of the nth inning
Of the second game. Clayton Perry and
Auey Moran had q run in and the
'umphs shooed Perry from the game
and grounds At first Perry was go-
ing to stay on his bench, and Moran
told him that IL would cost him s2S,
Jack O'Connof yelled to Perry, That's
all right, Clayton, I'll pay your ine,s
but Perry finally left the grounds, as
he did not want to cause trouble and
an offieer would have been forced to
put him out. Tim Flood went TO Sec
ond base. but this had nothing TO do
with the Montgomery runs as the
Climbers hammered Milton hard In that
inning. q couple OF three-baggers In
cluded in the SIX hita.
Kerwin pounded out three. haxQep
IN the first Inning OF the frat ZANE
and counted on Whitemanss hit TO
down on the third round. stole second
Of Bliss hit to him. making the TIVE
Ksrwin hts clean In the fourth in
81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
TAFT SEES rLIGHr.


washington ID. c.. July 1s--while
orville Wright did maze q two and .
half minute Night under very adverse
conditions with his aeroplane at Fort
Myer today, the occasion by reason e
the presence OF President Taft and q
brilliant assernhiage OF washington OF
fcai life and an immense crowd of
mere peopie--"ultimaye consumerss -
one witty CONGRESSMAN described them
bore an air more social than ssss-
nautic.
Everybody had expected Wright 70
make today the FIRST Of hts efflcial tests
of the aeroplane--the socailed "endur~
ance test" OF an hour IN the air with
passenger--and nobody had forgotten
that the last time he Attempted tze
feat only ten months ago, II cost rhe
life Of Lieutenant selfridge " xa1
signal corps and q broken tnsgn anx
RIBS for Wright himself. That was
the main reason for the vast crowd. and
beneath the activity and hrflliancy ok
the occasion lay q unswersef UNDER
tone OF apprehension. grim ana tense
stiff wind. blowing In puts and .
velocity rs high at times as twenty
miles an hour caused tae postponemen1
Of the expected trial and ali that
Wright attempted wns a prier night
without a passenger. IN order to show
the president that the aeroplane reaiix
could ny and to avoid disappoinrin&
the crowd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
HARNESS RACES.
openinx at Detroit.

Detroit. July 2s-The opening of
the Grand Circuit at the State Fair
os mar rsss. By ever one hs e
the oval. Country Jay. who won a
heat ct Windsor. and then lost the
race, was In good shape and at the age
OF thirteen years. moved down . high
class field In the All trotting stake
The old geiding was not considered
In the betting and sold a. one of sac
field In pools totaiiing s4s2.
Three OF the races were surprises.
record OF 2:os f-f. was the favorite
In tn" AIS pace. but she showed that
too much had been made Of her. Co
Gillian King took the race in straight
Major Mailow. fresh from the half
mile tracks where he has been break
ing records. won the 2:05 pace. Dan
9. led until the last part OF the mile
the foot Of them all the way.
The 2:os trot was easy picking for
The Harvester. although he lowered
his own record second In the last
s25 to $50 for scoring ahead In two OF
the races. Summarizes:
2:ls. purse $1,000:
ceeilian King 70. by Ceciiian
Rrince-kate. by Danviiie !,
Captain White. oh &. ic Gun
bingham and snowl .....,..9
Mary X. b m(AfcMahon) .....T s
Little Dick. Lady Elgin. Dan. j.,
Hal started. Time. All Ia; 2:os Ia;
a:ii trot. stakes $4,000:
Country Jay. CHI g, by Haw-
ker-Peronella. by Parke-
Vile (Macey) .....,.. al I
Judge Lee. gr h. by Lees
Pilot semiPhoebe. By Sem /.
carroll Sc, sshaak, :.i ! J. !
Penise, Maid Bell Bird, just the
Thing, Peter Balta. Nancy Royce. Mae
Heart, Demarest. Nelcyone and Teasel
started. Times, 2:o7 Ia; 2:os Ia. 1908
II s::o5 ~ pace ss purse $1,000. !.
der asr.gsssis 5, 81 SSSSfs Burns
Jerry D. CHI g (Coxl ...........s
Dan s. b g (Shuler) ......z
Repreachless, Bonner. Manager Il
Brenda YoPke and Auto, started.
Times. 2:0s ID; 2:o5 IL.
a:0s trot. purse. $1,000:
The Harvester. br. c. by walnut
sHaillNotelet. by Mpko (Geerso Il
Bearice. Bellini. blk. m tDicker- +.
Ms s1hS on, Oh. m. ttMarphyJ $3.50 )
Genteel H.. and carlokin started.
Times. 2.Os la; 2:07 Id.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27


teers guessing---and the Crackers and
Volunteers are still swinging on with
Little Rock, New Orleans and Mont
gomery, virtually tied mp for fourth
place--the landing OF these two games
Today will put the Climbers in the first
division--so play IL safe.
The electric attachment to flash balls
and strikes was, working yesterdsy-T-
but the score board 10 so absurdiy TAR
away. that the effect IN destroyed.
The Philiies hammered Irwin wilhelm
hard yesterday and while the Pirates
hammered Casper, he won out for the
Reds, as a result Of the Pirates errors.
Pretty good man Billy Smith. is try
ing to turn loose. In Dick Rohn-
And Mike Donlfn fs at last back in
harness-and a manager--and q ratt-
ling clip he should be able to make
that Philadelphia club 60.
Louisville nosed st. Paul out again
yesterday, Milwaukee nosinE Indiana
polls out and Minneapolis shutting Col
umbus out. IT,
Now for the first division--everybody
work hard--get some fuss on the coach
ing lines and let's have lots Of noise
from the bleachers and stand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

sammary--st out by viebahn 9; "
Paige l. Sacrifice hit Dexter. HIT bg nitehss
er. by viebahn lHaeismAn). Tive hass h1ees
seigie. Noyes. Time las. Umpire Sarpsn>
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Chicago at St. Louis.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

london, July 2d.--The navy g Ms
paign has won the day and four adj
ditionaf Dreadnaughts arc to be ndae0
Reginald McKenna, First Lord OF tho
Admiralty. oficiniiy confirmed this In
the House Of Commons this afternoous
SAYING that after a very anxious ana
careful examination into the ship
building conditions Of foreign coun-
tries the Government had come 70 <ha
conclusion that II was deslranle "a
LAYING down OF four additional Dread
naughts in April. 10 be completed IN
March 1912
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Climbers Win T.Oo Games
Little Rock Is TUice
Beaten at Capitol Heights

ming OF the second game, Whiteman
sacrificed him and Bliss walked. With
two down Gremtnger soaked one to
scoring 2
shannon started the NTH inning with
q drive to center. scoring on Guese's
three -bagger to left. Daily hit safe
Bliss drove Daily In with q three-bag-
ger, H0cky's drive 70 left scoring Bliss.
making the score & to !
The Travellers got their run in the
Cocash hit one that Pope made an aw-
full throw Of. the runner going to Sec
ond, getting to third on Guese's throw
to second and scoring on Perry's drive
to center
The scores were:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
DRESS BILL IN COURT.
contunaer's Tale OF Favoru Amusss
IuMwe

Costumer's Tale OF Fav0rw Amuses
Judge.
London. July 2s.--A $4,000 dress bill
was the subject Of a controversy In
the chancery Court here today between
a Paris costumer and Mrs. George Law.
q wealthy American.
Mrs. Law declined to pay the bill on
the ground that the costume did not
At and because the charges were ex-
tortionate. The verdict. however. was
In favor of the plaintiff. who greatly
amused the court with a recital Of how
Mrs. Law took her to the theatre and
to the Louvre. babe her copy the Dress
es OF actresses and famous women of
the Louis XIV. period and kissed and
complimented her on the admirable
reproductions she supplied to her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
r-,., ~ RebelIioue students.

Odessa. July 26.-The trial began to-
day in the district military court OF
eight students OF the university who
were members Of the student central
organization in IsoS-os. the aims OF
which. according to the. indictment
was the overthrow OF the existing gov
eminent. Nine other members OF the
organization who were indicted. have
disappeared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

= .
Pretty close to this frst division.
AGuess should have scored . shut
out in the second game--his had peg
to second didn't make any differences.
as Collins would have registered on
Psrrys drive anyway. -
Rhodes was pitching bali In the sec
ohd round. He struck Spike shannon
out with the bases full. Lively hit one
sssp ha0d kk sos Il s the rs San 70
ariix It to Scope Carey getting Livaly
at nrst and retiring the side, with q
double whan II looked nike . bunch Of
runs.
Nice work. in the. fourth. Perry. wac
Perry on third and throwins Coeass
out on his hit. Spike shannon reskinE
foul and WATERMAN getting Hoey's
foul
Rhodes had q chance to drive in 9
and two down. Lively struck him out.
Lively retired the side in the seventh
on q couple OF dies to Kerwin and one
70 Fepe. !,
Rhodes was hitting II w In the sixth
when with Pope on second and only
one cut he struck out Shannon and
Lively In succession.
with paiy on second and only one
out In the frst inning of the second
game Milton struck " ntteman out and
let Bliss dewp on hit to Perry.
Gusse struck sentz out vfth Casey
on second and none out In the eecond
inning then walked Cocash--Scoops
Cary put up ny. that looked like q
asd Sefors easy cSnid sersmbie SacR
to second Rocky had hurled himself On
the bag. completing hia double unassist-
the ssss we wsr s0 fu s0s out wSs
he struck Cocash out going In the air
after Cary's htt that nearly bounded
over his head.
Az . pinch hitter Mr.. Greminger was
the works yesterday.
Puxzls questicn--whs e boss OF the
a Little ass ss e rSn or
to be Firms right bower and 1t didn't
look very well yesterday when oCon-
nor Instructed one OF the players un.
DER hin 70 defy b sss umpire H. Maran u
right or wrong in his action ia the
Perry case--he had ordered Perry from
the grounds ana IL looked bad to say
the least, for q Geld captain. manager
protein or whatever position Jack o..
Common holds, to hear him try to get
one of his players In more trouble.
with the umpire
Mr.. Milton was kept busy collecting
himself after the bombardment in the
nth inning Of the second game.
- +.
\ Just think of the luck OF those
Il.~< IL = aNA Aaw
as a result Of Buchanan's throw 70 FIRST
and won yesterday through Woodis
Thornton's error. ~
Paige got in bad again yesterday but
after the frst round he had the volun-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Bogota, Colombia. July 2e.--General
Edmund Cervantos has taken charge of
the Ministry Of War, this ministry
having previously been under General
Jorge Holguin. who is devoting his at
tention to the once of President In
place Of General Reyes. now in Eu-
rope. The House Of Representatives
has passed bill providing for the re-
duction of the army from $4,000 to A.
900 men
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Says the President Insists On Dowm-
f, ward Revision.
Washington, July 2s.--At an infor-
NAL meeting OF the Progressive SEN
aters today. Senator Bristow made re-
port of a visit he made to the White
House today. in vieY of q statement
attributed to the President criticizinR
the position Of the progressive" SEN
ators.
Mr.. Bristow~ said he found the Pres
ident insistent upon a downward re-
vision as outlined by him In his cam
paign speeches. and so far as he went
in that direction, the progpessives
were with him. He also said the Pres .
ident, was not pleased with the bill SO
far as 1t has been formulated In con-
ference.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
rnir in Receixrrsn Hnnda

Boston July 2e.--rhe irstworld's
shoe and leather fair now In progress
at Cambridge. was placed In the hands
Of receiver today by Justice Dodge
Of the United states Circuit Court
The alleged Indebtedness of the fair is
between $40. 900 and $4,000. The re-
ceivers will continue the fair, with q
view Of satisfying all claims In full
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
BENNETT MAY CONTROL
THE MEMPHIS FRANCHISE

Memphis. Tenn, July 26.--(Special- -
Formal transfer OF q controlling In
tsrsst IN the local Southern LEAGUE
mer bookmaker and pool room man,
will be made Tuesday<to 8. L. Barinds.
present director OF the club. according
to q statement tonight BY Barinds,
wno has had the option Tor several
Barinds is said to be acting for @.
c. Benent. former race track owner
and bookmater. who owns controls
ing interest in the New Orleans franz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
r,rh4 Id phiInaelnhia.

San Francisco. July 2s.--Ths offer
Of philadelphia club for a ak round
glove contest between Stanley Ketchsl
and Sam Langford. ON $1,000 guar
antee basis was accepted today by
Willis Britt. acting for Kstcnsl who
Is virtually offered $4,000 g round and
an option on 30 per cent. OF the gate
receipts should they exceed the tIa..
900 guarantee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Clethier Piaxs TennIs.

Boston, Mass, July 26.--Fofnler Ma
tional Champion William j. Clothier.
of Philadelphia, continued the strong
showing he has been making In lawn
tennis this year by defeating the vet
eran New York player, r. D. Little in
the upper half OF the semi finals for
the Longwood cup at the Longweod
Cricket Club today four sets. necessary.
were necessary to decide the match.
The result: As; e-3: T-b; Ga. Tomor-
of New York. in the finals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Warrerton. va. July 2s.--The trial
of Prof. Nd. Harris. former princi-
pal Of the warrenton school. who shos
and killed w. A. Thompson, assistant
editor of The warrenton virEinian u
April last. was today postponed until
September Is, Harris remains &C iibS
erty until q renewal Of his bond
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Cincinnati. July 3s.--John w Hers
ron. Jr., father-in-law Of PresfdeAs
Taft, who suffered q mild stroke %
paralysis Saturday. was reported nucn
better this morning. II Is stated hers
that Mr.. HERON has shown such res
markable Improvement that Mrs TafS
has been advised not to come 20 Gin
cinnaI at present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
VOTES FOR BONDS i.

Prattville. July (special.) AT
an election today the people of Pratt
VILE voted for the issuance OF $4,000
bonds to run thirty years and bear 5
per cent. The bonds are to be used
for building the county high school.
A light vote was polled. the result
being l0f for the bonds and 20 against
than.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Tuskegee, July 2s.-tSpecial.)
interesting game of ball between Union
Springs and Tuskegee was played to-
day. Tuskegee won z to o. The fea-
ture OF the game was Schuessler's
pitching and Tommie'a~ catching,
Schuessler striking out nineteen men,
allowing only two scratch hits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Anniston, July -(SpeciaL) --F. NJ
Checker and Company of this city.
have been awarded the contract for the
erection of the new district high school
at Helm, the award having been made
nv the Mayor and Council OF that city.
Constructive work will begin within
a few days. The cost OF the building
will be SIS. 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

rittsburg, July 3s.--The Pittsburgs
Locked IKE sure Winners when they
ming, but In the eighth the Cincinnatis
won the game by msKing four runs on
three hits and two errors. Camnitg
was taken out in the middle OF the
eighth inning, Brandon being substi-
tuted. Casper pitched the full nine in
nings and was given. dns support.
Pittsburg :. ,oio 900 500 Ii /
Cincinnati =. 900 600 040--S . /
Batteries-camnit Brandon and
EOS. umpire. Rigier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
|DUBS LOSE AGAIN
sosIssos IeSss ~ a.er.Es rHREr-
Way fsr The Hama scored
~ ahe Tuav-

afiothsr Of his msrvsious games this
afternoon, Memphis winning. . 70 !.
Baerwald scored the nrst run In the
frst inning. having RETAINED first on
four balls. . sacrifice and q single by
Daubert. The winning run was scored
by OrLeary In the NTH. He singled to
left and went TO third when. Robinson
erred IN fislding Fritx's hunt. A long
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Columbia O., July 2s.--The first airs
ship company formed In Ohio YVES chars
tered by the Secretary Of state today
with a capital stock OF S2b,oeo ~ y
Authorized 10 manufacture and sell air-
ships and aeroplaneA and to transport
passengers and freight through space.
The incorporators are well known
Cleveland men,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
NASHVILLE TEAM
DEFEATS PENSACOLA

Pensacola. Fla, July 2e.---(Special.)
The Nashville Americans defeated
Pensacola by the score OF 8 TO o. Bats
den for Nashville pitched grand ball
allowing Pensacola only three scat
tered hits. Batteries--Nashville AM
orleans. Baisden and Searcy: Pensaco-
Ia, Leonard and Lurton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Norfolk. Va, July UNITE, John
Kane, who shot and killed Reilly o.
Martin last week at the Pine Beach
postoffice because he used abusive lam
Ruage 10 her. was exonerated today
by a coroners jury on the ground Of
self defense. Mrs. Kane Is the mother
~ thraa children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
naIlaon Gomez Down.

St. Louis. July 2s.-The balloon Uni
versity City, in which John Berry. PHI
OF, Paul ]. Mccullough and John s.
Thurman assembled here last night In
an effort to capture the Isahm cup,
landed this morning at s;s0 O'clock at
savanna, Ill, after being In the air
eleven ana Q half houra
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
FIRE IN AWNING.
Blaze az Court Square sI<yscraper At
trfbuted TO Cigarette.

tributed TO Cigarette.
The chemical wagon from the Cen
trai engine house responded to still
alarm last night about IL o'clock when
an awning on the first floor Of the
First National Bank building was
found to be ablaze.
The fire was quickly extingulshej.
the only loss being the awning.
1t Is presumed that lighted Gig
arctic or cigar thrown from window
on one of the upper floors fell in the
awning and started the blaze.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Gueae was going somo In the fourth
The hags were full With one out wheis
he struck Cocash out going In the air
after. Cary's hit that nearly bounded
over his head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Pretty close to this first division.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
coNsoLrDArE BANKS.
financial lnstftution AZ LsuisviIie o.
tyf Existence.

OF Existence.
Louisville, KY. July 3e.-When
..banking hours" began today the Con-
tinental National Bank had passed out
OF existence as the result OF deal be-
gun after closing hours saturday and
consummated in two days The $2oe.-
600 capital stock OF The Continental
has been bought by the Commercial
Bank and Trust Company. which there
by secures control Of the continentaps
$40, 900 undivided profits and deposits,
totaiiing 100000.
Sam r. Jones, president OF the COM
merciai Bank ana Trust Company. re-
mains at the head OF HIS own bank.
which as a result Of the deal now has
q capital stock Of 100000 and depcs-
ITS approaching s2.S00,oo0. The final
papers In the deal with be signed to-
day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
AMERICAN LEAGUR.


CIeVeIMnd UeKeAt8 New York
Cleveland, July 26.--Cleveland de-
feated New York today to 1. in q
pitchers battle between Berger and
Hughes. Berger was invlncible after
the first inning, and scored Cleyeland'a
Cleveland - .....eoI eIe ecs-2 8 .
Batteries-Berger and Bemis;
Hughes Doyle and KleinoW and
Sweeney. Time. I;25. Umpires. Per-
Fine and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Stockholm. July 26-Forty thousand
workers In the paper. wooden, cotyon
and allied Industries. went on strlRs
today. The strike. II Is stated, Will DC
extended to the iron workers on August
q. A circular has been issued TO the
trades unions throughout the county
calling for a general strike on August
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Boston. Mass. July 2s--New York ana
Boston played seventeen inninEs to. q
Ito tic today. Darkness ended the
contest. After the first inning. when
each team scored twice on the poor
work OF feIders. It was q pitching duel
between ,Afnes and Matters. with Amas
having shade the better Of It.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
New York 400 100 O0o 600 600 ee--s 1s
Boston -. COG 900 100 900 900 o0--a IL .
Game called on account OF darkness.
Batteries--Ames and Schiet. Mattefu
and Graham. Time. a:4o. Empires John
stone and Emslie. ff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
pArRIors Ar FLoRALA.
councsl % orxanised by Special Depas
tfNn

Fforaia., yuly 2S.--fspecial. - Special
I,enuties ROSS ana Mcclellan OF the
American Patriots. have organised q
fine council at Fiorala.
The new oficers elected and install I
ed are as follows: G. II Darby. Chair
nlar.@ + 4 l.. Jones. vice-Chairmani p
M. e. johnson. Chairman: DR. =. ". !
galloway, PreIate and Physician; = Y
George. Clerk; y. X. spradley, hes1
aanr ger. Rov Wecker, Guard: Z. r.
johnson. Sentinel.
The new lodge will meet each Tues<
day night and bids fair 10 be thriv<
ing council.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Little Rock Ark, Jusy zu.---tSpeciaLl
After several days illness threatened
with typhoid fever physician az.
tending President Ravanauga- stated
tonight that he was oat OF danger OF
long attack. He expects his patient
to be out In few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

summary-stolsn bases. Casey. !;
Perry, i, Two base hit. Wright, !.
en IEIsI g mnsssisted. Hit by pkcSer.
Guese. q (casey and wrightS Base on
pals. by Guess, 1 Milton. 3. Sacrffice
hits, Kernfn. a Z evsfhiteunans l. Three
/. Base on errors. Montgomery, D: Lit
tie Rock, q Left on bases. Aontgom-
cry, 4; Little Rock. 5. Struck out. By
Guege, Ok Milton. 4. Time. 1850. Um-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Philadelphia. July 2s-Philadelphia
Brooklyn, to q. R.H.E.
Philadelphia :. 400 III oo.--7 II 3
Brooklyn. =. ...0oi 100 00o--2 2
Observation-Disclosures and Doom:
Wilhelm and Bergen. Time. i:4a. Um-
pire, O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Mobile. July 26.--(specIai l--Manag-
er BILLY Smith. OF Atlanta. today ask
ed waivers on First Baseman Rohn
kirkpatrick. utility. 10 playing the ini-
tiai sack.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
DoUBLEHEADER
TO BE PLAYED TODAY

Another doubie-header will be played
this afternoon with Thomas and Bliss
for the locals and Buchanan and Hart
thing about yesterdays games was the
showing made by Spike Shannon. who
caught a superb game. his arm seem
quick motion Ia with him and snAppy
throw to Greminger, caught Wright on
the bag In the third inning Of the Sec
ohd game. Some of his running
and all round he caught q game Of ball
that looked good.