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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-12

Before the. Royal Photographic So
ciety of England lecturer said re-
Gently: "One of the reasons why
Americans excel in certain branches
of athletics is that athletic clubs in
the United States use the focal-plane
photograph and the cinematograph to
record every incident Of their prac-
tices. Afterward faults are corrected
by careful study Of what the camera
shows"
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At Macon. ca.--Mercer. 2; Clemson
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PITCHES TWO SUCCESS
 I'VE VICTORIES.
ceOrrianm Came. to Auburn With . Lead of Two to One. But Were
 Unable to Win Any of the
 Last Three Games. nH

Auburn, April i7---(Special l-By playing steady and consistent ball Au- burn took both games H double. header from Georgia today without much m GeSss so TSs tSs game asd could do very little with the pitching of Reynolds, who was in old-time form. Reynolds was assfsted in the hrst game and held Georgia safely. The. best of feeling prevailed between the two teams and the sportsmanship display ed by, both was of high order. Taken series ever played on the Auburn cani-
 Bostwick started in for Georgia in the first game, but was soon relieved by Galloway, who fared little better. Hodg- son pitched the last game and for 2 while held Auburn safely. bur bv mixture of hits. bunts and bases on balls, Auburn soon forced runs enough oyer the plate to win the game. Geor. lucky three base hit of Hutchins and an error by Auburn. This was their entire total. while Auburn scored four in the first on errors ana nIss. ss Iw9 9 the squeeze. two more in the third in the same way and two more in the sixth, when Smith got hit, stole second on balls. Both men were scored on a clean hit by Steward.
 Georgia started the second game ID dangerous fashion. Northcutt- vas an easy out, Lucas was passed and stole second when Smith dropped Halls low throw, on hit by Hodges Lucas went to third and scored on Derrick's secri- flee drive to Webb. Hodges scored on a hit by Hutchins. After this Auburn frightened up and held Georgia safely. In the first inning Auburn got men On first and second with po one out. but could not score. Webb was caught off second and Smith and Stewart were thrown out at first.
 Auburn scored three In the third when Smith led off with a hit. Mccoy was safe on an error by short. The double steal placed them on third and second. Smith was thrown out at the plate on Stewards inheld hit, These runs were on successful eorkinR of the squeeze by Mcclure and Reynolds Tn the fourth three were scored on hits by Smith, Mccoy and Mcclure. and sacrifice flies by Stewart and Woodruff Auburn scored again in the fifth on hits by Hall, Smith and Mccoy. The last game only twent seven innings, when it was called on account of dark ness.
 The result of these games gives Au- burn the series over Georgia, by win ming three games out of five. Auburn
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is concerned. this as usual will DO
 the money Any number of ball clubs . a big Killing right along at home hoop things up but the velvet thus
 of horrible disasters out on the trail. me. An even split was the best they in place of lining up as the Human he squad jumped in and held It's own inning away from home isn't the gem ends and with the bulk of the .'close am has ell the edge and the edge"
 where a couple Of runs ono way or |. A goodaroad club is always pen
 be counted out of the hunt from the
 the League last season were Nash
 two last that fought 1t out for the
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hAAGWGE 4tAAAas something that Greminger's people couldn't get to and he was going along nicely. if his utter lack of control had mot tinsisted in putting in.
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 iii Biiss started off and while the Nash : vile crowd were hitting him pretty of of trouble t until the last half of the fourth inning, when he lost the plate entirely. q couple of bases on balls couple Of hits and some frantic throws that peBait went in. and 1t was all
 Ti The Nashville gang started after Bliss in the first inning. but the two !'' Case got into trouble in the second inning by walking GreminKer and Manush. both advancing on . passed throw to the plate of Pepe's grounder. and Manush counting on shapnon's in- hera Bay r cracked out 8 three bagger in iieid hit, making 1t to I.
 with. one gone in the fourth. Pope hit safe and stole second Shannon Pope worked the double steal, Pope scoring on Riiss's long fy and making " Things happened in the last half of the fourth. Butler hit safe and stole second, and with one gone. scored on Sea baugh's hit. Case walked and Bay did the same, filling the bags. shan non threw wild to stop Seahaugh steal ing and wiseman's hit struck Rocky and bounded on. Seabaugh scoring. Grenhinser, Case and Bay scored. East rson.s. making the count to in favor of Nashville.
 tirst man up. Manush. hit clean. With one gone. Moves fumbled Pepes bound Sr and Shannon's slow hit to Case ad- Vanced the two runners. DeBalt driv- ing them both in with two-bagger ana tieinG. the score, Daly driving De- Bait h with 2 single. Persons walked a two-ba Rger. making it<s to in fn- Vor of Montgomery.
 with two down In the eighth, Ker- win was hit on the arm and Greminger drove him in with A three bagKer; Nothing more was done and 1t clased to [. The score was:
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HOME SEASON OPENS MONDAY Will Entertain the
 Dubs. THE FANS ARE NOT so BLUE Team Did We'll Under Fire at
 Nashville. 1Avsiy wm Prssas,y ss ss.s |. Against BirninsAan To1sy,
 wAne the L.esai. May
 Face seAepp.

Yesterday wound up the nrst week of the 1908 campaign for the Eastern w,ns , of the sS+ Lea % sa wss
 sn ursminxsr % and his Climssrs Come home this morning, after the hrstroed trip. and while the games up In Nssh-
 s sn. sdS sss ss sa:s .as sss ssa sS 1fss exception of course, of the chronic knsoksrs .hat every town has to .ssae m: the team. True. the asasciion of riiss has the effect of weakening the pitch- Ing department until Thomas and Juul ERs are sa so. wss wssssf Sassra sd ana s ENn :isrt.s q .ssre G vii Si1l 's M Sss sssass h ss: SisSsans n soss sae snat Live s was in splendid condition and DeHAlt looks like conner. Willis is as pet an unknown quantity. but his work in be ali right when he gets started. Take it all round there is no worry coming about the pitching stan or the tssm = and showed up all right.
 Tomorrow the 1909 season opens tn Montgoms.y. the.Dubs being eur guests @ bs . : parade % headed % sy a brass s' band. Z Moiesworth and Greminger with their teams foilowing. in automobiles ont as na sss sssn ss l mosphere pulsating between innings. while at other times 1t is fondly ex- pected that the triumphant yella Of the nome gangs will make things hurn~-@ though these self-same fans may be very. very quiet. Molesworth will probably have Grant Schopp to work the opener tomorrow. while Gremiu8er win probably send Jack Lively in. Left handed pitchers have lost their terror for the left-handed hitters on Grem- fingers batting list and the chances are that schopp wilt have his work cut out for him.
 With any kind of even, break. with the weather people. the crowd should be q good big one. and the Traction have every available piece of rolling stock that they have. put on the base ball line. There win hardly be any The battle will be On at 3.s0, and It is up to Greminger and the Climbers to do the rest.
 Get BUSY.
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 Queer Game Played at s' Nashville. MONTGOMERY CAME |5a.r FROM BEHIND TO WIN ESliss Was Knocked Out of the r s-ss--ess~ a--fi -s pnv Esr. j 'ss O0A
 when lie BegsA the HurIins, DeBaIt was TAres Isons Behind. But E He seea Had His Team sqs & " to the Front.

Possibly 1t win be a long time be. fore there if as queer. game of ball as that one in Nashville yesterday but of one thing there is no possibility" and that is. that larger chunks of pure Joy could not be handed out faster than Jack Higgins did to the fans in his hall yesterday.
 \ DeBait was the candy kid that did the merry act. After Elmer Bliss-had had enongh at the end of the fifth round. this youngster from up East went in and dazzled Ell Bernhardts crew for the next three innings. Dur isg that time, one scratch infield hit was made or him. while he struck out three men (the redoubtable Mir. Robertson one of thsm), gave one base on balls, and tied up the game with a pinch two-sacker, after It looked like a pipe. for the Volunteers. This Is what DeBalt did, and he will come home this morning, credited with the only victory for the Climbers on this trip. the final count being 2 to in favor of Montgomery.
 Tt was queer game of baii--some. thing like the kind that kids play on the lots, crammed full of hits, errors. wild heaves and scoring. One. Case. a new Importation of Bernhards. was on the hill for the Volunteers. Just what he had is mystery. but he had
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That demonstrated that the team has no cuitters. but batted out ThiS practically decided the game. Our last run came with two out after Ker. win had been walked. stole second and the center field fence. While there were many errors on both sides. there were many brilliant features to the game.
 PepeE hitting and base running was a feature and was an important factor in winning the game. The most not able feature of the,game was the timc- fly extra base hits ty Dehalt. Daily and Kerwin. winning the game. Kerwin made a good running catch on long foul hit by Wiseman. Bays work in left field for Nashville was a feature.
 A. l.. F.
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THE RACES
ResultA Al JaeiksonvilIe,

Jack sonvilie, Fla. April l7.--The in ,tiai race meeting. of the State FaiI FaiI Association of Florida st Moncriei ssysn sSr Gs%s 4acss tS We're GlGns rSn with ions shots
 largest yet recorded. Many of tne horses here will be shipped to Baiti- proving % and perfscting the racing pisnt for a meeting next fall and win ter will begin at once. Summary:
 First race, i've furiongs; .,'lS Tekahirsai 1aa tT1irton5 tGSi out, second: Dispute. IF tHarty) out, third. Time 1:oS l-5. M L. Dawson. Kitty Fisher o. U. Kid
 Second race, six furlongs: Camel. ga (Aannanl to l. won Earle "Cour! jos (Reid) even, second; Bitter Hand i07 (Flynn) to 2. third; Time ilT less, less Meris. carnation. non Hamilton
 Third race. one mile: Heart of Hya- cinth' s tLoyssIn n ID to l; ,o won; .aeoSs Eose. Ben Doible. ,1o2 (Brannon) even, third ton siskin. Bosserian. MeIanss, Mon- ''fRSr fFRoSnrtH raes. i've and g Aalf s f4riongs: Aunt % Tabiths, % IReldJ even. second; LAmoST, iit TTarsyss TonSosr6n, to Kate teirS osT ney ' Malta. Daisy Shine. Big Hand, Gordon Lee. Dona H., Risk. Reside ran. Jeanette M, S7 CFrankiin) 5 to I, won: Belle Scott, 10s (Loveii) to 2. second: MaIediction, 1o5 (Conley) 8 to i, third. Time is9 s-5. Waterlake Counter mand. spr,ngfrog. Joe Falisrt. Ely
 Sixth race. six furiongs: Mystiher, lo7 (Reid) even. won: Tackle, l07 (Burton) [ to 10, second; Charley Lusk. Vendor, Sir Vagrant. Martins, J. S McAIlister. R. M. Mcleod. ran
 Seventh race. mile. St Auiair,. 96 i03 (Hannan) to 5, second: st. Val. entine. no (Herty) even, third. Time i:4T i-B. Mir. Knapp. Hand Me Down. Moscow Belle. Maleeon Eldorado, Rose
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At Lynchburg, va.--Greenaboro (Car. Assn. ], (: lLynchburg (Xh. Leaguc5. Q.
 At Macon. Ga.--Mercer, 2: clemson.
 At Roanoke. Va, ,--Roanoke tva.. Leasusl. s; Elmira, tN. r. stats League), |.
 At Knoxville, Tenn n.-Uniyersity of Tennessee, 6; Dahionega. {. tten in- At Washington--university of Penn- syivania, (; Georgetown. 2. At Atianta--Teoh. 2; Trinity, 3.
 At Winston-S -Salam, N. C--Oakridge College, '; Winston Salem (Caruiina Association), 6. lTen inningsg
 At IAxihKton, Va.--Richmond Col- IsRe. 3; Virginia Military Institute. S. Al Norfolk, Va.--Charlotte ,Caroiina Associaticn). 0; Norfolk Virginia At nicRmond. vr.--Richmond xvir- ,ginia League). 6; Altoona tTri-stats hsat1rtas;i Al itas;ioa, N. c.--cornen. 3; IAfAy- e'is New Haven, Conn. dMoloHA1emfwy Al New Haven--Y ale, [; Trinity. l.
 fsoanoke College. (: Hafnpden, o.
 Princeton. IT. Columbia. 3.
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HARVARD CREW WINS
 EASILY FROM COLUMBIA

powerful and finished stroke, the liar ward Varsity crew defeted a weaker and less expert crew from Columbia, on the Charles River, today. by six full length. in race of mile and seven eighths.
 After the frst few dashing strokes which followed the referee's pistol shot, there was never any duestion re- by a powerful motor. the Harvard shell swept down the Charles River basin. before 10000 thousand people on the river bank, and shot like an arrow across the finish line. Behind them
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SMITH CLEANED UP
KNocKEDr HOMER WITH RAsrs .gAes.sss s .LoAnED. sf 5-ISN 7
AtIahta Takes the Final Game Yrrop the DAbs. TbFough yValdncsw sSf l s--
 Dickson and Some Goed
 F Bnhe Hunufne. sss 75a ;. tsi

Atlanta, Ga. Aprfi 17-4sid Smith knocked a home run. for Atlanta this afternoon with. the bases fluff. This act. coupled with the wiidness Of, Dick : son for Birmingham. gave the game to the home team.
 The contest was the best of tba three that have been played since inc season opened. A triple steal in the first inning. gave Atlanta a run. as Moran made the dash from third fo home in good style. The only man sS bcore for Birmingham was Kane who got on first by being hit with inc baIi
 The Atlanta club leaves Sunday for
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FRITZ IN FINE FORM
HAssAsEAa NO HIT. NO RUN eAMn.
Finch Hitter sent h During Last In- nfng spoaIs Record Game for
 .., :. the Peliesn's slab-

New Orleans, April 17.--Charley Frits hit game for New Orleans against Mo- bile today. Inning after inning passed without d single Mobile batter figuring came up for Wheat and rapped out a safe F0ne to sffortfleft field. New Or- leans earned one run at the very start. hnt was una bies to cross the rubber af- ter that. From then on 1t was a close contest and proved the best game of the season sso far played,
 It was IT. P. A. day at the park and a slarRe screwd of travelling men we're present. tscorsl as,. @,
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trailed the Columbia shell with the oarsmen plunginR their blue and white even to ksHp up with the flying crim- son shell.
 Despite tho almost perfect river con knock about in a heavy sea. and it was with difficulty that Coxswatn Rock wood kept the nose Of his boat head eran crew showed all the dash and force which wore out Yale at New London last year. while the exhibition Of Columbia. eveR to Coach Rice, was disappointing. s-
 Etanford Wins. Oakland. Cal. April 17--Stanford won the third annual eiEht-oared race
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yoHNsoN AND KAUTMAN.
Heavyvveinht Puxs are Hzntchea for .
 Rfwhf.

New York. April l7.--rA verbal agree ment for . match between Jack John and Al Kaufman of San Francisco. was entered into here today between John- son and Billy Deiany representing Kaufman.
 The light is to take place when John son returns from England and before the Johnson-eKtcheI light. Johnson will sail for that country on May % and No articles were sIgnsd and Johnson posted no money.
 Delaney, in behalf of KeufmAn. de- posted Ss.o00 to cover any forfeit son. #a.As
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1VE
 which Kept the Interest of'sthe crowd at fever heat. Montgom- cry took the ga d. afiy. mainly through the wildness of Case. Nashville came back with f iv c r u n g through errors and the wild ness of Bliss. peBalt relieved R l I s s Q n q pitched good ball. MontGom- cry came back strong In the seventh inning and scored i've runs by good clean cOnsecu-
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SEXES BOOZE ABOARD
 i. eADINING CAR

Des Moines, la, April 17,--county Attorney A e. 'Hoag and sheriff can- fie d -raidedsthe Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. diner at schprdan yesterday. armed with a search warrant, and seized two Kegs of beer, one barrel Of wine and store of whiskeyi ~ tas
 Conductor Snow. of the diner, was arfested under the law which prohibits drinking on trains in Iowa.
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Totals: ... 34 I 2T t3 sRsfted f6r Lindsay in, ninth.
TIE GAME PLAYED
 AT GREENSBORO

Greensboro, April l7.--(speciai.)--- The third game of the series between coiless eSssn which was piayed s on the home diamond ended in tie after ten in- ninss of. fast and snappy ball.
 Score by innihgs: R. H. E. Miss. College (. oO0 oo3 0o0 0-J 5 3 Batterles; s. U. crenshaw and Red dock. Mississippi, McGehee and Flint. Struck out by Crenshaw g; by Me-
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s.BIsHoPn KILLS sELr.

Well Known Turfman Comsnitw Suicide. j Los Angeles. April 17.--Despondency over Ill fortune with his horses this season and grief over the passage Of ed c. W. Tooie. familiarly known as Bishop" one of the best known horse men in the country, to commit suicide It the Santa Anita track today.
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Summary-Homs run. Smith. Three, base hit. Atkins. Sacrifice hits. Jordan play, Bowen to ,GygI. Stolen bases, Moran. Newton, Hem. GygA. Hit by pitched bali. Smith. Kane. Struck out, by Atkins. 4; by Dickson, 2 Base on Time, i,55. sUmpires. Moran and Fitz- simmons.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Nationais Lose.

z3 a fJ.lg.5451 mS ksAhhOAAA1. Af08&s cray from tn; the ft boy in the first inning today and later hit Hughes hard. de- featfng Washington. to IL In the fence and rais around Dansig. who had would make a fly catch. When the ball was returned to the tnfieid. Dan gig was on second and Niles on third. n 2. Washington ;. 900 ooi eoo-I ' Bostor, 900 900 o3i-s IF
 asay Hasass s snsoss saa gsseas fs watsr Sa Nmpitess Evans cad Kssn.sys . Ire sei9 .s.s, i5sss iD5ssssfse,s Win. Out. Y IstrGit, @ AHriI E5ieysiasd tSox dr,a an 1.
 four rnns saa in pssfot sUfe sssrfsa sTs Sns Sistlnss Rhoades in the seventh and forced him on the slab in the eighth. Joss, who
 ssr n sssrs prsves Ss :ssss sasy of tn: tn: home team winning the game by a rsS Detroit t o ' .O5o 900 s4.--s 10 i 1 clfyslsaS fs"sssaiSe.wiis;e sSo ssd 00is sdhmidt Rhoades. Joss and N Clarke. Time, 1:Bo. UInpires. Kerwin and oLoughlin. white Sex Bunched Hits.
 St. Louis, April 17.--Chicago punched four hits n the tenth inning today and defeated St. Louis to l.. The locals were helpless before smiths pitching. st. Louis :. 900 900 900 1--I 1 Chicago 900 900 000 3--s 10 O
 Batfer,es--waddeii and criger; smith and sullivan. Time. 2;oo. Umpires. sheridan and Perrine.
 a x Enxie,s Errors Costly.
 philadelphia. April 17.-Errors by Erale contributed largely to New Works defeat by Philadelphia today pyeert weakened at the finish, and Vickers went in and prevented Sew York from making a winning rally by Phiiadsiphia ..0os 0i2 oo.--s 3 New York ... .o0f 0to 811---4 8 5
 Batteries--Dygert. vickers and Lapp; pires, Connolly and Hurst.
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Amerlcan LeaRne.

Washington, ': Boston, 6. Chicago, 8: St. Louis. !. , Detroit, 6: Cleveland. 6.
 Philadelphia. 6: New York. 4.
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surhrhary y-Two-b hits. s. Reagan, Reagan Stolen bases, weirier, sshtelIsz DoubIs pffys Ffijtls Fisjl to psx. Se. ter. Struck out, by Hixon 5, by Fritx g Base on balls. off Hixon 3. ofr Fritz mer Time. 1:4o. Umpire, Carpenter.
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|DeBalt's s Batting Gets
 Climbers "A Victory
PLAY RAGGED GAME
THE .JrRAvELERs' WIN CONTEST
Menphis Could Not Score Tn But one Innfng, Although the Turtles Made As Many Hits as Did
 ., ,.t.,s Little Rock.

Memphis. Tenn, April l7--whiis nei- the number of hits today. the locals played .A ragged game in the field and Little Rock won. Excepting one in. ning. the eighth. Memphis could not score. In this innings four of the sey- sn hits resulted in three runs. score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batn out a Victory,

Cincinnati. O.. April 17.-cincinnati defeated Pittsburg this afternoon In one of the most exciting games ever seen on the local grounds. The visit ors secured five runs of KarRer In the second inning Casper then went in to pitch for Cincinnati and completely stopped the Pirates Maddox and Leever, the visitors pitchers were knocked out of the box. The errors of Abbatichio also helped the locals.
 Score: ID H E Cincinnati ... .. o1O O12 4Ox-s Ii ? Pittsburg .. >. 050 900 OO0--5 K 2
 Batteries: KarRer. Casper and Mc- Lean ! Maddox. Leever. Frock and Gib- son, Time 2:05. Empires ODay and
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SummaFy--TWO-ba0e hits, DobaIt, Kerwin. Three-base hits, Ray, East, Gremingere. Struck out, by Case 2, by Bliss 1, by Debalt 2. Base on balls, oh bases, Pope 3. Selgel. DaIy, shannon, Robertson Butler. East 2, SeabauKh' Kerwin. Sacrifice hits. Moves, East. Hit by pitcher, shannon, Kerwin. Passed balls, Seabaugh. Time, 2;00. Umpires, oBrien and Pfenninger.
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by Bostwfck 3. by Smith 2, by Gallo way 2. Base on balls. by Reynolds 2, by Bostwick I. by Smith l.. by callo- way 8. Hit by pitcher. Reynolds l, Galloway 1.
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Cardinala Down Cubn.

Chicago, April 17.--The locals made but three singles off Rhodes today while St. Louis gashered seven on heul- tripie Reulbach was very wild, pass ing nine men. but only two of them ended in runs. Score: R. H. p St. Louis ....... 900 900 3i0--4 !
 Batteries--Reulba aoh and Moran Rhodes and Bresnahan. Tlme. 2:o8 Umpires, Klem and Kane
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persenal Liberty Decreases.

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anufh AfIamfic EenRua.

Columbus. 5; Macon. 6. ss Chattanooga, 8; Augusta. l ..- Jacksonville. q: Savannah, 1. Columbia, 8; Charleston, 1.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Southern League

NewA 0rIeans,,1: Mobile. O.
 Montgomerys g.; Nashville. T. : Atlanta. q. Birmingham, l..
 Little Rock. B.: Memphis. 3.
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NafeouaI Ieaaun.

New York. q; PhIIadelphia. I Boston. g.: Brooklyn, 1. St, Louis, 1: Chicago. i. Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburg. g..
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EDITED BY WALLACE SCREWS, R.
THIS LAST GAME WAS <
 FULL OF FEATURES

Nashville. Tenn.. April 17--fSpeciai.) This last game of the series was a
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A Card. Your clothes are fully insured while in nay posessiOn. If damaged any way full restoration will he made. Send your clothes to Stokes Place and rest
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Ladies', the Orpheum will show tive of the Best Pictures 0htaineble. New pictures every day.
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Auburn Wins Series from
 the UniUersity of Georgio
Firnt Gan

leaves today to play three games on Monday and Tuesday with Sewanee.
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Augussa Gets Fierce.

New York, April 17.--Acting Presi- dent John A. Heisler of the National League announced the following re- leases today: tic League, George Pierce.