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Evening journal., 1910-06-08
CITY LEAGUE BlNGLES
By "skest"

We are glad TO hear that orioles
have won another game.
Penn is stil going up against the
real thing. Parkside and Rockford.
Merwick nelded carelessly They
knew it was no use.
The ascension of Maloney. Whow!
Merwick batted O'Rourke for four
hits in the third. Some excuse for a
pitcher who pitches three games in
three days
Brittingham, Walther and Casey got
three apiece.
Merwick fans were disgusted.
Semi Professional teams never seem
to have diamonds to play on.
Miss C. K. and sister saw the game
Now that the first series is over il
is easy to see who are the best teams
smitty still smiles
Tinsman doesn't seem to be saying
much. Maybe he is going to bu!
another twO-foot rule.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08

Going up.
And going down.
o-0-O
McKinney-We have just come from
little town five miles from here
where they don't know anything about
your ball playing qualities. Wouldn't
that clog your carbureter?
900
Crouch said he wasn't up when
Maloney sprung the trick.
DUPONT and Riverview tied up for
second place. Who'd a thunk it.
900
Occurs to us that Griffith is getting
his rather soft just now.
800
Whose such a much2
0-0-O
Grihith isn't going so fast.
800
Reeves passed a restless night
O-O-O
Pete oliver is an all-around sport
O-0-O
Can the Riverview chaps keep up
the clouting?
wv
That Proud -zearfoss battery is the
only one of the kind in captivity.
0-0-0
It's some slide from third TO first
place but watch Riverview climb.
O-0-0
Gas Company seems to be blazing
the way for all the clubs in fielding.
900
-
7Te2ee yet to suit the most fastidious
Tlissig<-Siu be satisfactory later.
900
we just love to say nice things
about Hall.
800
1t wouldn't surprise us to hear that
Mnlard Bradford is leading the sci
In swatting.
900
When hard luck sticks about so long
that it gets positively chummy it really
is not hard TO take. You can fit up fol
it then. It is only when 1t butts il
unexpectedly that it is irksome.
900
Hi there Duncan, Crouch is stealing
your stuff.
O-0-O
NIdl cNtA VI q lAAAAAe - IL AAAeN - III
lowing Traynor and oliver.
900
The Bradford boys are carrying thei
horse shoes with them.
0-0-O
Riverview certainly has been break
ing into the run column with ven
geance.
O-0-O
Mr.. Edwards ambled to the plate a
Union street the other day to smit
the pillet on the pate and knock
clear to Bafins Bay Eddie acte
like a hero sir, the while he smoothe
his trusty bat and sundry maids be
gan to purr, Hes Just a dream-Pr
sure of that" Then suddenly a spit
ter flew so rapidly that it did hun
with friction and bumped right int
the frecSle on Mr.. Edwards thuml
Alas, alaclS, Ed dropped his stick an
rolling Ger with half-closed eye
beloved, Boys, the doctor quiclS-it
all off now-rm going to die" Charlie
Beattie ambled to the plate at Unio
street the other day with ne'er a wig
gle on his pate nor action that SCENE
Evening journal., 1910-06-08

BEN LOMOND, June s.-Pugnistic eX-
perts who recently arrived at Jenries
training camp have been surprised by the
big fellow grand condition In fact, many
of them have declared their opinion that
if no accident or sudden illness befans him
he Will enter the ring July A for his cham
pionshlp battle with Jack Johnson in per-
feet physical trim. A majority of the eX-
perts at the camp are of the opinion that
he is practically in fighting condition now
and needs only to watch with extreme
care that he does not overtrain himself
before the day Of the battle. When the
question as to how he fel' was put to him
Jeffries said: Il feel as strong as a bull.
1 just want to tear things I can feel my
self rounding into the same old condition
that used to come to ma in the old days.
From now on boxing win play an inn
portant part OF the daily training program.
Jim Corbett viii spar with JEFF several
times a week in order TO put an edge OF
the big fellows speed Although most of
Jemries boxing has been indoors. from
now on weather permitting. the sparrina
will be i'm the open air ring which was
recently erected Frank Gotch, the world.
champion wrestler is expected to arrive al
the camp within the next weke.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
COPS TO PLAY
BALL AGAIN, AH,HA!

Members Of the Police Pension Fund
Committee, who also are members Of
the committee appointed by the police
to arrange for the annual field day
of the department, for the benefit Of
the pension fund, appeared before the
Police Commission yesterday afternoon
and requested permission to hold their
sports this summer. The request was
granted.
The committee has decided to hold
the sports on Thursday, August A. at
South Side Park, If that date can be
secured. If not another date viii be
selected.
The sports will include a baseball
game between the east and west side
'cops" and the usual field day sports.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
I6CXlNG WITH
lARr1sTRoNGI

fresh or gay. Boquets were scarce and
words were few that shot toward his
Swatting Nibs when suddenly a
straight one flew and caught him
smartly in the ribs. "Oh. my" "A fear
full maiden cried. but that was just an
awful blow" "Whe-ew," her fond es-
cort replied, 1T surely must have
stung, l know" But nay. nay. reader,
Charles was game and picking up the
leather he caressed 1t like some dear
old flame and ehirped. Baseball. you
only tickled me-"
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
MeIrose After Game.

Melrose defeated the Adams A. c.
by the score of 10 to g. Melrose would
like to receive challenges from any
- OF 1s-year-old team in or out Of the
city. Send challenges to William
swift. No. 1113 Pleasant street. The
lineup is as follows: w. Swift. C.;
Ford. D.; Burns, D.: O'Toole. ss. and p.
r. Tremble, h.; A. Diesly, 2b.; II
Foulk, 3b; f. Dinneen, IT,; J. Filibien
c.; r. Colburn. IF.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
eoIdey VS.. Hiah School.

The Wilmington High School Col
dey College game was postponed yes
terday to this afternoon on account Of
wet grounds. The game win be called
at 4 o'clock at Front and Union streets.
and Il will be the first of a series or
three games between the two teams.
The battery for the High School boys
will be Horty and Cloud.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
1. A. Euehre PIavers Win.

The concluding game in the euohre
contest between the Democratic
League and the American Asso-
citation was played last night in the
Irish American headquarters. The final
score was Democratic League 27, Irish
American Association 13.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
cATHoLIC LEAGuE.

St. PauPs vs.. St. Peters, at St.
Peters.
St. Elizabsth's vs.. St. AIMS, at St,
AIMS.
St. Hedwis's VS.. St. Marys, at ST.
Marys.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
cHuRcH IEAGuE.

Y. M. c. A. VS.. Central, at Y. M. c. A.
Elsmere VS.. Old Swedes, at Elsmere.
East Lake VS.. Delaware Avenue, at
Shsllpot.
Marshallton VS.. Bethany at Mar
shallton.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
Halter viii soon get his.
Mopnde A. c. Wants Came.

The McDade A. c., of Chester. would
like to arrange a game with any first
class 1S TO 2O-year-old team in VIII
mington. James Dougherty Of No.
215 Market street, Chester, is the team
manager.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08

sEMI-PRoFESsloNAL LEAGUE.
Peerless vs.. fremont, at Landlith.
Newport VS.. Landlith, at Newport.
Madison VS.. Highland, at Rockford
Evening journal., 1910-06-08

Merwiclk did not get their ten stolen
bases. They got only four.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEAGUE,
COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE
COUNTY LEAGUE

Games called at 3.15 o'clock.
dupont vs.. RiVerView, at dupont.
Wilmington Gas Company VS.. Brook
wood at RiVerView.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
ALL-WlLMlNGTON LEAGUE,

OrioIe- Ashley, at Oriole.
Highland -Parkside, at Highland.
MerNiek- Rockford, at Merwiek.
Penn Hillside at Penn.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
American League

Athletics at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
WORKMEN HIT
LIGHT PINS HARD
Beat Out X. G. E. Duck Pin
BOwIerS Last Night by
36 Pins

On the Pelrce alleys last night A. o. O..
W. duck pin bowlers beat the X G. T..
team at tourney play By 80 pins. El'is Of
the workmen, was high single with III.
scores.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
National League.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
CHURCH LEAGUE SWATS
By "Skay."
By "skay"

Wen 1t is not such bad league after
all.
Come boys play bail quit arguing.
-O--
Some class to that Old swedes-East AXE
game.
Pop Crossgrove isthe real sport.
Old swedes had their pictures taken last
week. Was that the reason.
weldin thought it was polo ball he was
batting.
Kersey cannot be moved with dynamite
when he gets set.
Eastiake. please stop.
There are no flies on Smith.
Plenty Of the fair sex" out Saturday.
Oh. that umpirel
/ oh where. oh where can Y. NJ. c. A. be.
TWO disputed games in one week. oh
my!
Halter will soon get his.
Landnth had one OF the Old swedes
playerswith them on Memorial Day anC
then couldn't win. They must be bad in
deed.
Evening journal., 1910-06-08
Tri. STATE LEAGUE.

Harrisburg at Lancaster.
Reading at JohnstOwn.
York at Williamsport-
Trenton at Altoona.
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After weekend Rates

Huntsville, March 26.-(Special. )-Hav-
ing just put their rebate plans into oper-
alton for the refunding of fares to Gus
toners from other points, the merchants
of Huntsville have decided to go after the
railroads and induce them to give Hunts
Vile weekend rates from points in this
territory. This concession is given other
cities in Alabama for the end of each
week and the business men here believe
THAT this city is OF sufficient Importance
to obtain similar concession.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
COURT FINISHES WORK
Negro Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
for Murder-Candidntes Were
Active About Courthouse

Chatom, March 26.-(Special. Cir
cult court adjourned yesterday after
having been in session since Monday.
March 7. The grand jury returned
into court 90 true bills. 1t also made
a satisfactory report in the building OF
the new courthouse and jail, based on
the report of State Examiner Lee, who
had recently made a thorough investi-
CATION of al the commissioners court
records pertaining therto
The only case of general interest
tried at this term of court was that of
Dave Quarles. a negro, who killed an
other negro, Tom Hall, near st. Stepl-
ems, on March Z, last year, by beating
MIN to death with gun barrel The
evidence brought out in this trial
showed the murder TO have been hor-
rible one. the murderer having beat
the head of the deceased into jelly
afetr he was lying dead on the ground
The jury found a verdict of guilty and
fixed the punishment at life impriscn-
ment. 1t is understood that at one
time the jury stood IL to l for hang
ing.
Inefe were several CduuiudttS uefc
attending court the past week. Among
them were Frank S. Stone of Bay Min
cite, unopposed candidate for solicitor
from this circuit; Joel W. Goldsby
Judge William S. Anderson and Judge
S. b Browne, all of Mobile, candidates
for circuit Judge.
There are three candidates for pro-
bate Judge of this county in the race
d. J. Long, the present incumbent; J.
b. Rawls, an ex-probate judge, and F,
B. Gordy. The six candidates for sher-
If are II. f. Boykin, G. w. Knight,
H. III. Lopez, ]. J. Nicols, Il. s. Pip
pin and G. w. Sullivan. Circuit Clerk
F. C. Turner has no opposition Tor re-
election.
There are four candidates in the
race for representative, one to be elect-
ed Those running are j. d. Boswell,
Perry Edwards, II. X. Miner and F. b.
Williamson, the first three having been
opposed to the late proposed amend
ment and the last named in favor of it.
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9/RM/NGhAM, AL a.
1922-1924 LIST Ave.
NEWS OF UNIoNTowN
To Prepare for Oratorical Contest-spe-
ciaI Lecturers Address Students

University, March 26.-(Special) lit has
been recently announced that on April
10 the try-outs for a speaker to repre-
sent the university at the annual meeting
of the Southern intercollegiate Orator
ical association will be held
This ession the university is having
more special lecturers to address the
student body than ever before. Last week
Edward w. Faith of Mobile came up
to the university and delivered a SPLEEN
did lecture before the law department
on the subject of real property, a phase
of his profession on which he has de-
voted his greatest attention. Yesterday
Judge John C. Anderson of the Alabama
supreme court also addressed the law
school in very interesting and instruc-
tive manner. On next Monday evening
Professor Lloyd of the Auburn faculty
will deliver an illustrated lecture before
the faculty and student body, and on
the following Monday Rabbi Moses of
Mobile will make an address on 1.-THE
American Hall of Fame"
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1T WAS ECZEMA
Scalp Trouble Puzzled Specialists Bus
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May Send Out Missionary

Huntsville, March 26.-(Special.)-
The executive committee of the Liberty
Baptist association has taken up the
question of placing a missionary and
colporter in the field, consisting of
Limestone and Madison countless and
will probably act favorably on the
proposition. w. E. Pettus was elected
as a delegate to the Southern Baptist
convention in Baltimore. The Fifth
Sunday Meeting of the association will
be held in May at some. place not yet
designated.
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INSANE MAN TRIES
TO MURDER FAMILY

Huntsville, March 26.-(Special. =
Joe Withers, a farmer of Madison cross
roads, became violently insane yester-
day and tried to murder his wife and
children. They fled and left him in the
house and he set fire to 1t. Mattresses
and bed clothing were burned but the
fire was extinguished and the man
placed under arrest. He is now in Jail
here and the prisoners declare him to
be a great nuisance with his noise. He
will be sent to the Bryce asylum as
soon as possible.
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To Inspect Decatur Military

Decatur, March 26.-(Special.)-N
Tuesday, March 20, Adjutant General Bib
Graves of the Alabama National Guard
and Lieutenant Thomas c. Musgrove of
the United States army will be in the
Decaturs and on that night will inspect
Dick Adams Rifles, Company e, Second
regiment, Alabama National Guards, in
their army in New Decatur. The mem
bers OF the company will be in heavy
marching order when the inspection is
held.
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New Orleans, March 26-(special.) Hugo
Kelley has been chosen as Stanley Ketch-
els opponent in 20 rounds of istic SPAR
letic club April 10. This announcement
was made today by the Royal Athletic
club, which is handling the Ketchel fight.
Arrangements with Kelley were concluded
Friday night and 1t will be only short
time before both Ketchel and Kelley are
on the scene.
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Decatur, March 26.-(Special.)-T las
man to announce for a county office
subject to the democratic primary of May
2. is T. B. Potter for circuit court clerk
He Is one of the best known citizens OF
the county. This makes five men in the
race now for circuit clerk and this race
promises to be of almost as much in
terest as will be the race for probate
judge and sheriff. with half dozen OIL
more applicants for each place.
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Bridge over Flint River

Huntsville, March q Especial. D
The Nashville, Chattanooga and ST.
Louis railway is building one of the
largest reinforced concrete bridges in
this section over the Flint rive, ten
miles north of Huntsville. 1t is about
800 feet long and is so feet above the
water. The new bridge replaces the
trestle that has been used since the
road was built 20 years ago.
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wiIIiams' Home burned

Decatur, March 2e.-(special.)-The
country residence of Tom Williams, near
Lscon, in the southern part of this coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire of unknown orr
gill on Thursday night. All of the house,
hold goods were also burned. The loss
is about $780, with no insurance.
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Auto Accident mt Huntsville

Huntsville. March 26.--(SpeciaI)-
While driving his car on East Holmes
street last night and trying to avoid
a sewer trench. the car of David A.
Grayson president of the city council,
came in collision with an electric car
The Grayson car was smashed to
splinters and twisted metal, but no one
was injured.
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Huntsville. March Especial. -
Planters in this section who have besn
holding their cotton are now selling IL
to get it out of the way and the mar
ket has been quite lively here for sew
era1 days past. Buyers are paying
14.T5 cents for good cotton and they
believe they are getting all of the
cotton that is left in the country.
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wiIIiams-Fears

Huntsville, March 26.-(Special. Miss
Rosa Fears, a popular young lady OF
Merrimack, and Julius Williams, a BUSH
ness man, were married there last nlghu
at the home of the brides mother. The
Rev. III. II. Rice, pastor of the Dallas
Avenue Baptist church, performed the
ceremony.
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at the Trinity Eposcipal church tomor-
row at sunrise and again at the II o'clock
service. A musical programme has been
arranged by the choir. The singers who
will take part are:
Mrs. e. A Little. Mrs. F. B. Hill, Misses
Ethel, May and Katherine Adams. Miss
Florie Little, supranos; Mrs. C. w. Nixon
and Mrs Sandidge altos; G. II. Bumgard-
ner, Louis Milton, tenors; H. Eastman
and Clarence Bumgardner, bass; organist,
Miss Julia Houston. The musical pro-
gramme will be as follows:
Professional. Hymn Bill
Anthem, "Christ, Our Passover" Chap
ple).
Gloria Patri."
.tTe Deum.''
'Jubilate'
Introit Hymn III.
"Gloria aPtri.'
Hymn 121.
Offertory male quartet, Thanks Be
to God (Danks), G. II. Bumgardner,
Eastman, bass; Clarence Bumgardner
and Milton, tenors.
Sanctus tTayloD.
Communion Hymn 225
'Gloria in Execelsis."
Recessional Hymn 123.
The regular masses will be held at St.
Aloysious with special services. Father
Kittrick has organized a Boys Altar So
ciety and they will have charge in a
large measure of the Easter music.
Easter services will be held at the First
Christian church, where the Rev. D. p.
Taylor will preach the Easter sermon.
Easter music has been arranged and the
church has been beautifully decorated.
Special services will be held in all the
churches of Brighton and Jonesboro.
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known In Alabama

may be brought down as the demand is
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known In Alabama
The Wright family is well known to
many In Alabama. An elder brother has
property in Birmingham, or did have,
and he has been often down south. Or
vile Wright, however. is on his first trip
to this section and( among other things,
he Is very anxious to see cotton grow
ing.
Mr.. Wright is good tallSer on poll
ties, and is especially interesting in his
opinions of the state of Ohio. He be-
lieves that the people of his state are
badly out with President Taft and is of
the opinion that If he and Governor Har-
mon thould run for the presidency next
time the democrat would win.
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