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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10
FORFEITED A CANINE

The Buffalo A. c. forfeited game
10 the Alpine Juniors Saturday.
Sunday the Bnffa1oes walIoped the
Tiger A G. to the tune OF 2 to Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10
ALMANAC FoR THE .MEEK.

Only Just.
'tAnd what were the provisions Of
your uncle's willf"
'That l should have all he left after
the payment of his just debts"
every good of the old man, wasn't
It? What did he leave?"
"Just debts" ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10
SCHOOL TEAMS
IN A TIE FOR
FIRST PLACE
SCHOOL LEAGUE STANDING.

Being victorious in games played
yesterday, the teams of schools Z
and remain tied for first place in
the mter-School race. They have
each won a total of seven games and
lost but one. Yesterday afternoon
No. z walloped No 5 to the tune Of
| 10 to g.; No. 4 school defeated Nc.
| 8 by score of 19 to g. and No. 6
won its first game in the league, by
defeating No J., by the score of 21
Ito z
| At The Copper Works Grounds.
Arthur Wood featured with a
home run in the school 81 game.
Th escore by innings:
No. -. 0 6 0 0 2 0 2 0 DO
No. 5 49,. 0 0 o o 1 3 0 1 o. s
Teams of schools 8 and played
on the Chesebrough grounds yester-
day afternoon. They lined up as
follows:
No. Miller. IF: Adams, Sb;
Hansen, c; Hydu, p; Mikolija, II;
Jensen, 1b; Lasky. IS; Lovdahl, II;
Samsoe, 2b.
No. 4.-Fitsli. sb; McNally, 2b;
Scott, C; Stfnson, p; Lewkowitz, SIS !;
Smith, If; Hansen, lib; Donogan,
CT; Smink, ri.
The teams from schools and /
that played on the No. school
grounds. lined up as follows:
No 6.-Terrio, 3b; Stehlgens, 1b;
Lovenberg, 2b; A. Petersen, CT;
Madsen, p; SkaIla, IS; Silvaney, IS;
0. Petersen, C; Pelligrene, IF; Dew
eran, II.
No. 1.-Handerhan. C; Nielsen, SIS; (;
Schlosberg, 1b; ]. Langan, 2b; Ey-
ans, Sb; Kenny, IF; E. Langan, CT;
McElvey, IT.; Lanis, p.
Pelligrene featured with two home
runs. Madsen scored one homer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
OF ALABAMA TO
 PLAY PHILADELPHIA TODAY

big init well and throws with speed and accuracy. Pratt and Gresham, seniors, with a year or two of varsity experi- ence, and Greer and Finlay. sophomores, who did good work for their class team last season, will work on the hill. Pratt and Greer are left-handers. Snedecor. who is one of the best all-round men on the team. will look after the first corner. McEniry, a law student, and Cowan, a junior, both men of experi- ence, are scrapping it out for the key stone bag. Thorington and Wilbur Heard are tearing up the ground at the short field trying to land. Baum partner formerly of Birmingham col leEe, and now taking law, seems to be d fixture at third. Three regular outer gardeners will be selected from Austfll, Carter, Mcdowell, Moody and Nathan.
 The opening lineup for Wednesdays game, 1t seems, will be made up as fol- lows: Anderson. catcher; Pratt, Gres- ham, Greer and Finlay, pitchers; Snede- cor, first base; McEniry, second base; Thorington, short stop; Baumgartner, third base; Carter, right field; Austill, center field; Moody, left field However, any of the men above mentioned may break into the game.
 The diamond which was raised during the winter is rapidly getting into first class condition. In fact, it only remains for the grass to come out thick upon 1t that 1t may be practically perfect. In the course of few weeks Alabama should have the prettiest ball field to be found in c southern college.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16

At Sas o'clock tomorrow afternoon the familiar clsrg of the old gong at West End park wil, be the signal for the be- sinping of the first exhibition game on Che local diamond. Manager Connie Mack and his team of Philadelphia Ath- 1stics, American leaguers, arrived In the city last night from Atlanta. They will 20 to Tuscaloosa for a game with the team representing the University of Ala bs ma this afternoon, but will return to Birmingham tonight. to be in readiness for the game here tomorrow.
 Manager Molesworth could not furnish q lineup of his team last night. He will wait until after the practice this morn ing to line up his bunch of colts. It is probable that all of the pitchers who are here will be given an opportunity to work out an inning or two, not that MoIev anticipates any danger of the AtA- ietics knocking down the fences, but then {he local manager does not want ills nharpshooters to work too hard this early in the season.
 The gam. tomorrow afternoon will be purely an exhibition affair, but should be interesting. Manager Mack has had his team training in the south for several weeks and by this time they should be bf ginning to show considerable form. The Barons have by no means rounded off the edges but it is safe to say that they will have lots of fun with the Athletics.
 Tomorrows contest will be the first op- portunity the fans will have had 10 ses the I3arons lined up for battle. and re doubt many of the old rooters will be ou fo 1ook 'enl over, 90 they may be able tc eise up the new team.
 Manager MoIesworth received a tele cram yesterday afternoon from Newton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16

University. March 15.-(Special.) )-At o'clock on tomorrow afternoon Ala bama will open up her heavy baseball schedule by meeting the Philadelphia team of the American league. As the Athletics are the first big leaguers who have ever appeared on the campus, the game is attracting a great deal of at tention and speculation is rife as to what kind of showing Dr. Pollard's lads will be able to make in entertaining such company. Moreover, from the form displayed in this game, the Grim son and White supporters will be able to get some kind of line on the ca pability of this years team.
 It looks right now as if Alabama VIII not have an aggregation of star per formers but a bunch that will be work ing at all times to pull the victory from her opponents. There was plenty or good material on hand this year from which to select men to fill the gaps In last seasons championship nine, but there were no unusually brilliant play CTS in the lot. As result, the varsity will be a pretty evenly balanced outfit from catcher to le1l nelo' -,io "i just such teams Alabama has always had the greatest success,
 For the past ten days Coach Foiiaro has. been giving his men instructions on inside baseball; on those little points that so often decide games when Irac- ton of a second in time or the slightest error in judgment may or may not mean a run. He has given the men sys- tematic training in bunting ana Tn sila- ing to bases; he has shown them lh- diyidually how to get the kinks out or their work; he has shown them now to make every detail count.
 Several days ago the squad was picked. paIbau Anderson, a junior, and Mo- Cargo, a freshman. have been retained to do the receiving. Anderson nas been sub-catcher for the past two years and though he is light he handies the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
AUTOMOBILE CRASH
 RESULTS FATALLY

Tampa, Fla, March 15.-H. W. Jones' a nrominent hardware dealer of Ocala, was instantly killed and George Mckay, a contractor. was fatally injured when an automobile in which they were rldins near Ocala upset early this morning MT. Jones was pinned beneath the ma chine and his head horribly crushed. McKay had his arm and three ribs broken and sustained an injury of the spine. Mckay was driving the machine when he lost control of the steering wheel. Jones was formely citizen of Acton, Mass.
 Passersby arrived in time to prevent Inc bodies being burned when the ma chine caught fire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
ENGLISH WOMAN MAY
 WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

New York, March 15.--Mrs. Frederick G. schmitz, a young English matron. won her place in the semi-final round in the singles of the women's national in- door championship at the Seventh Regi- ment armory today. She disposed in turn of Miss Elizabeth c. Bruce, former Hudson river champion. 6-2, 6-2, and of Miss Alice L. Fish 6-4. S-2.
 Mrs Schnitz in the senli-finals will play Miss Margaret s. Grove.
 In the upper section Miss Erna Marcus defeated Miss Fanny M. Fish 7-5, 5-7, e-1.
 Mrs. S. F. Weaver entered the semi fnels by defeating Mrs Albert Hum phries GA, 6-2 Previously she had won from Mrs C. W. Remsen, S-2. 6-3. The task of keeping the championship in America, therefore, devolves upon Miss Grove, Miss Erna Marcus or Mrs. Weaver.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16

The basketball championship of Birm- ingham will be decided at the Athletic club tomorrow night, when the final game of the season will be played be- tween the Athletic club and the Young Mems Christian association.
 Both teams have one game to their credit, and the coming contest will decide their differences. This is the first time in many years that whole series has been played between the two institu- tions, and the interest is intense.
 The association was defeated in the last game but Is ready to go back with spirit and should make a much better showing this time. The fact that the third game is to be played at the Athletic club gives the club big advantage, but the association boys will do their best to overcome 1t.
 Sponsors will be appointed and the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
Regulars Play Best Ganes.

Hot Springs, March 15.-Bunched hits in the seventh inning won for the Bos- ton American regular team this after noon over the second team. Today the Brooklyn regulars won the first shut out honors of the season here when they held the second team blanked throughout nine innings. The proceeds of the latter game were contributed to a local charity. Tomorrow the Boston Americans and the Cincinnati Nationals will begin series of 15 straight games which will wind up the preliminary work of these teams herc Scores:
 R. H. E Boston reg. =. 100 900 4oo-5 : Boston sec . 1e0 0o2 000--3 Batteries: O'Toole, Hall. Steele, Smith and Madden; Wood, Arellanes and Don ohue.
 Brooklyn reg. 900 POI 010-4 Brooklyn se ... 00c 900 000--0 Batteries: Scanlon, Bell and Bergen Fucker. Knelser and Ulrich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
ENGLISH WOMAN MAY
 TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP

New York, March 15.-Play in the wonens national lawn tennis indoor championship advanced to the final rounds of both the singles and doubles today. Mrs. $. c. Schmitz, the English player, and Miss Erna Marcus, for mer New Jersey champion, will contest in the singles. In the semi-final Mrs. schnitx defeated the southern girl Miss Margaret S. Grove, 6-1, 6-3, while Miss Marcus defeated Mrs. W. s. Weaver, 6-2' 6-2.
 In the double semi-finals the holders q inc national indoor titles, Miss D. M. Moore and Miss Marcus, defeated Mrs.
 Weaver and Mrs. l.. M Burt, 4-o' o-z' e.S. and Miss Marie Wagner ano MISS Clara Kutreff defeated Mrs. Schmitz and Miss G. Pickhardt, 6-2, 6-4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
CONNIE MACK AND HIS ATHLETICS WILL MEET
 BARONS HERE TOMORROW

the new shortstop The player 5tated tha. he was ready to report, and would come O Birmingham as soon as 1t is possible to get here. Newton is at present. in North Carolina. He is expected to report by tomorrow at the very latest, and he may get in this afternoon or tonight {
 when Newton reports. the Baron line up will be practically complete. Fleharty, Robinson and Manuel, pitchers. are left to report. Kane, the old backstop of last years team. B likely to drop in any time. Smith, the third haseman signed oy Moley, may not report. on account of the argument about who he belongs ,. eoria or Indianapolis. but in case this ycungster does not show up. Molesworth he lieves that Emory and Larsen are showing class enough, and he is not un- easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
u..t. N.meg CaIIed.

J Henry Edmondson, chairman of the Calhoun county democratic execu- tive committee, has asked for call of names in reply to the charge recently made in a local paper that the sub- committee of the county committee had named several republicans as clerks and managers for the county primary to be held on March 2S. The charge seems to have created quite a stir in county politics and the members of the sub committee have gotten busy in the ef- fort to refute the allegation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
New York II, Indianapolis 3.

Waco, Tex, March 15.--The first ga me between Indianapolis and the New York National league team resulted in a one sided victory for the New Workers. h. dianapolis held well until the sixth in ming when Slagle became wild and was batted hard, the Nationals scoring five runs. McGraw's men kept up the hard hitting on Friedman and scored two runs In each of the last three innings. iierzog for New York got four hits in nve times up It was McGraw's second team today The regulars will play lndianapolis tomorrow and Maru,la r.d will pitch against his old teammates score R. II. F |. Indianapolis z. 900 010 20o--- 3 1 New York ... 900 o50 222-11 14 !
 Batteries: Hargrove. }slagle, Thiel- man and Bowerman and Lemon; Keiber, Parsons and Snodgrass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
LYNCH ANNOUNCES
 BASEBALL CONTRACTS

New York, March 15.-President Lynch of the National league today promulgated the following contracts:
 With Boston, William Burke. Charles Evans, Fred R. Liese. A. A. Mattern, w. J. Sweeney, Thomas Tuckey.
 With Philadelphia, Bob Ewing, John Titus. Fred Jacklitsch.
 And the following releases were an- nounced:
 By Boston to Monmouth. L. M L., Hosea Siner
 By Brooklyn to Appleton. ". l. L., Albert Buemiller
 By Brooklyn to New Bedford, N. F.. L., w. H. Mccormick.
 By St. Louis internationally, Will liam O.. Gilbert.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
CALHOUN GRAND
 JURY ADJ]URNS
Session Was Longest on Rec
 ord in County.
BROOKS IN GOOD SHAPE
Long Distance Walker Passes Through AnnistOn-News Butch Charged With Swindling-Back Tax
 Commissioner yforing III.

Anniston, March 15.-After having been in session over half month, breaking sll records in this respect, during which time they examined $50 witnesses in 5S cases the city court grand jury made final adjournment this afternoon, stat ing at the conclusion of the delibera tons tlat considering the number of msnu- featuring industries in the county and the large population. the ratio of crime is very small,' only a2 true bills being found.
 They report the books of all county officials to be in good shape, speak in complimentary terms of the county aln1s- hcnse, recommend Improvements at the county jail. and return particular thanks to IL l.. Smith, court reporter, for his services. besides extending the custom ary thanks to the court attaches.
 Judge Coleman laid particular empna- sis on the ;iquor question in his charge. and in referring to the session Tuesday afternoon Sheriff LeGrand sald 'I am glad that the grand jury made rigid Investigation in this respect, for while have felt sure for some time that liquor was being sold in AnDiston, l have re- trained frequently from arres1ng sus- poets because of lack of proof. It is easy enough to make arrests for violations of the prohibition law, but it js no easy mat ter to find men who will tell the truth when placed on the witness stand''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
AUTOMOBILE RACES
 POSTPONED ONE DAY

Daytona, Fla, March 15.-The automo- bile record trials scheduled for the Day. tona beach this afternoon were post'F1 pored until tomorrow, on account of thses tide coming in too rapidly to admit oi the timing apparatus heing put in work ing condition. Barney Oldfeld, in lis 200 horsepower Benz; George Robertsonsi in the Christy racer, and David Bruce Brown. with the 120 horsepower Benzx drove exhibition miles, with no time bcJ ing taken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
shelIx WilI M..age Meetlng.

Lexington. Ky, March IS. = The Ken lucky Racing associatIcn today selected ". Fl. Shelly of Louisville to be in charge of the meeting which begins here April 30 and continues to May z. 1t was ail- rourced that no purse under $200 will bs offered, and that naoft of them VIII be $f96 or over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
New. Hatch in Trouble.

Sheriff W. c. LeGrand leaves Wednes- day morning for Birmingham to get Joe Shields, a news butcher on Southern pas ser ger train No. s, running between At lanta and Birmingham, who Is held by eheriff Higdon on charge of swindlins pr. c. C. Williams out of "A by Q pe- cuIiar sleight-of-ha hand trick.
 Several cases similar to the one said to have been worked by Shields have been reported to the authorities re- gently. pr. williams said that t'c young man asked him to give a S19 bill in exchange for smaller bills and coin. pr. Williams, it is said, readily assented and the exchange took place. Then, it is said, the boy asked pr. Williams to let him recount the money to see that he had made no mistake. A recount was made, but on handing back the money the second time, It Is said. Shields retained possession or s4. which pr. Williams says he did not discover until later. When he swore out a warrant before Judge 70. F. Crook for the arrest of the alleged crook. Among the several reports of this fraud that have come in recently, this Is the second one from this train. conviction having been secured about week ago here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
nc,ro,t 2. Fort Worth o.

Fort Worth. Tex, March 15.-The Detroit second team shut out Fort worth this afternoon ,by the score o ' to o. Poor support was given the ,oca1 pitchers and this was largely r..nonsible for the big score. Score: R. H. E :. patrois 410 010 0o1--7 g 1 Eort Worth =. coo 900 000--0
 Rstteries: Lelivelt and Casey; Hardin and stanage: Weatherford, PiclSens and Be1lew.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
Many Fires Noted.

Beginning last January, every house on Fipe street. ir West Anniston, has been either destroyed or damaged by fire, with two exceptions. On the first date named some storehouses and the Ramsey dwell- ing were destroyed, and this noon the last fire reported di1 considerable danl- age to the store of W. M. O'Kelly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
Krohu R.aehe. A.iste..

J. A. Krohn better known as Colonial Jack" who is trying to wrest the laurels from the brow of the perambulating Wes- ton by q walk of 900 miles in 100 days, from Los Angeles to Boston, reached the .soo-miie lap on his trip by passing through this city Tuesday. Krohn pusheS a 0o-pound wheelbarrow before him. to make allowance for Weston's weight of years, This vehicle is bedeclSed with cares, etc, from all places that he has visited
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
 SERIES CLOSES TOMORROW

usual dance will follow the game. As this is the last game of the season. a special effort will be made to get out a fine crowd among the social set.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
eI.xeIand s. Chicago [.

New Orleans. March 1b.-The Cleve- ,ond American league team took the second game of a five-game series from the Chicago Nationals here this after noon by the score of to 4. Score;
 R.H. F {. r,aveland .... 900 400 O04--S 10 2 S.,,tcsro .s.... 2e0 OO2 O0O--4 5 2 Batteries: Mitchell. Koestner and clarke; Carson, Knapp and Moran
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16
Trade Festival in May

May IA has been set as the date for the great Trades Festival which will be held in Anniston by the Merchants association this spring.. The event will be the first of the kind ever held hsre. It will be extensively advertised a it Is believed that 1t will attract great crowds to the Model City.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-11-03
PIERRE SURPRISED AT
HYDE'S INDICTMENT

Pierre, S. D., Oct. 29.-Surprise ami
CONSERVATION followed che
ment here this morning that the fed
eral court at Sioux Falls had returned
an indictment against Charles L. Hyde,
by far the most prominent capitalist
of this city n of the state. Hyde is
the man who is building the Hill dis
trict" Of the capital city, wner of the
Hyde blocks, of the new hotel. which
is now being built here, and other ex-
tensive property interests here and
elsewhere. He is president of a life
insurance company, is interested in one
of the leading banks, and at various
times has tried to promote street car
lines here.
Hyde is regarded as one of the
snrewdest real estate mel in the Unit
ed States, his speciality being the de-
velopment of city properties. He has
operated in Winnepeg where he cleaned
W nearly 81, ZOO, 900, and has also tax
en- a Whirl at the same business at
several points on the coast and in
terror points in the country. He laid
the foundation for his fortune in the
days of the capital removal cam
patgns," securing control of extensive
holdings here when others were letting
go, and through the rise in the value
of his properties he Is making a fair
sized fortune each year. He is a hard
fighter, blu has given wonderful i'm
petus to the scheme for making Pierre
"a city, anu Ills frienus as well as his
enemies are strenuous p~artisans.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-11-03
COUNTY CAPITAL
INVOLVES RIVALS
Indian Brothers on War Path
Over Location OF Seat OF
County of Trip.

Dallas. S. d. Nov. 1.-THE county seat
s,b, Ia rr,rn ,o,,+v hoe reachad the
49, ri.
ihJuilcetoA sung "e'hoeAs " d" 1'pp
county board OF supervisors ana Audi
tor Hamigan today were served with
n tennorarv restraining order issued by
r,suo pahu. r.,na - v.nL,op pro-
'uuso Imp -
hlplt'hs the lssuahce VI tHe oiioial
ballot with only the name OF Winner
as a county seat candidate. The hear
ing on the resi- raining order Is set for
Neuohas 49,
Two members OF the BOARD oohh
Weaver and Ed Colomb. are said to
have held a meeting at which the rec
ord yas uade that Winner IS the only
town antitIaa +o n Mace on the ballot
Tins nlarInp Tnmra and Coloma at q
marled ~dis9dvantape Auditor HALT
han dec,ined ia consider this meeting
and action az legal and refused to GER
tifv an official ballot in conformity
with thts idea II ts claimed that the
two member of the board then pro
ceeded to get ont the official ballot on
their own motion II ia the claim of
Iamro and Colome boosters that ali of
the co,,ntv seat snnlicants failed Ia get
Qualifications with the board in time to
get on the ballot. the statute fixing a
limit of IL DAYS prior to election. Under
this contention the CoIome and L.amro
advocates ash that al, towns he left off
tha ballot and voters he rennired TO