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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
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State Shoot Win Draw
 Record Breaking Crowd

on exhibition at the Birmingham Arms
 and Cycle company.
 Several special prizes will also be given.
 one of which is solid silver cup donated by Warren Bros. for higher amateur aver ages, while all the extra entrance money
 will be divided among the ten low guns shooting through the tournament. The members of the local club have been divided into several committees to look after the many details connected with
 the successful completion of the tourna- ment, and 1t Is safe to say that nothing will be left undone to provide for the com fort and pleasure of both shooters and spectators.
 New traps have been installed by
 Messrs. Carl and Lambeth, who will have three traps in operation at once. Large shelter tents have been secured by a committee composed of Messrs.
 Warren and Perry, while Messrs. Baugh and Skinner of the refreshment committee
 have announced that the ladies of the
 West End Catholic club will serve a most excellent dinner and delicious beverages every day during the tournament. and if the weather bureau does not provide the best of weather a special committee will attend to that
 A Columbus (Ga.) paper recently gave space to quite an extended notice of this shoot, and after commenting favorably on the true Birmingham spirit" displayed by the presence of an even dozen shooters from Birmingham at their recent South ern handicap tournament, said that the Columbus shooters would show their ap- preciation by sending a full delegation to
 the shoot here.
 Full squads will be present from Gads- den and Attalla, another squad from
 Springville. and there will be from three to five shooters from Greensboro. Tusca- loosa. Montgomery and other cities, while practically all of the local shoot ers will attend and shoot through the programme.
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MULLANEY'S TEMPER CAUSE
 OF JACKSONVILLE BREAKUP

President Joyner followed this action by suspending each of the players for the remainder of the season. This left only six players on the Jacksonville team, but recruits were secured from the Macon team and the afternoon game was played. President Gillette stated that new players would be secured in time for the 1penng game with Columbia Monday afternoon.
 The wholesale suspensions resulted from the fact that Mullaney, who is alleged to have been hissed Friday afternoon by Scorer Frank Mangum, a sporting writer, replied to the scorer in an insulting man. ner, for which he was arrested. President Joyner also suspended Mangum for the season.
 During his management of the Jackson vile team Mullaney has won one pennant
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Considerable interest is being manifest ed in the coming target tournament of the Birmingham Gun club, which will be held at the fair grounds July 26 and 27, and from all indications the entry list will be a record breaker for a state shoot.
 The programme. of the tournament IS in the mails and glance at one will show the reason for the popularity of the shoot 1t being so arranged as to put shooters of the several classes on practically the same basis in the division of purses.
 This division will be four equal moneys, divided 25, 25, 25 and 25 per cent, instead of the old plan of 40, 30, 20 and 10 per cent.
 This will encourage the shooter of only fair ability to shoot through the pro gramme and win back more than his en- trance. whereas under the old plan the bulk of the purse went to a few shooters, while the third and fourth place men re- ceived less than the amount of their en- trance.
 Then too this system also has the ad- vantages of helping the top notch shooter in that there will be more money in 70 per cent of a well-filled purse than would be in 40 per cent of purse made up Of only a few shooters.
 It has also been arranged that any one can shoot flor targets only should he not care to enter for the purses.
 The programme calls for ten events or 20 targets each and two events of 25 tar gets each and this programme is for both days of the shoot, the last two events on both days aggregating 100 targets, which constitute the state championship, to the winner of which will be given handsome silver loving cup costing s6o. which Is now
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
Where They Play Today Birmingham at Memphis. Atlanta at New Orleans.

Memphis, July 6.-(Special) )-In an excellent game this afternoon the Barons defeated the Memphii 3 to 1.
 While Stockdale had decided edge on Goodwin the latter pitched good ball, and had r-t his wildness in the fourth got him in trouble there might have been another ending.
 In the fifth, however, he walked Em- cry and Ellam, two first up, and Mar- can doubled to right, both runners SCOT ing. Ellam did a neat bit of sprinting in this instance, for the hit of Mar can was, as a matter of fact, nothing more than long single.
 The Barons got another in their half of the sixth. Messenger opened with bingle to center, was sacrificed by Molesworth, went to third on an out of Wagner and scored when Elliott rapped rafely to left.
 The Memphii established lead Of one run In the fourth, when Baerwald beat out a hit to second, was sacri- feed to second and scored on juicy hit Of Knotts.
 The fielding by both teams was sharp and at times sensational. In the fourth Manager Molesworth, by a wonderful catch, robbed Klawitter of triple, and the Memphii of a run, a man being on second at the time. It was a typical Molesworth catch. Mcbride hurt him self slightly while in practice and did not participate in the game.
 The final game of the series will be played tomorrow. Neither manager has announced his battery, although the op posing pitchers will probably be Fritz and Covaleski.
 The attendance has been decidedly off color, and 1t would be no surprise were the Barons forced to accept the guar antee for eachr game.
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Selma Defeats Anni.ton

Selma. July -(Special.)-The last game of the series between Selma and Anniston was won this afternoon by the local club, the scoro being 1 to 0. The game was one of the greatest ever played on the local diamond and was witnessed by a large crowd Both Allen and Nell son were in fine form and worked hard. receiving splendid support from their teammates. Neither one of the clubs was able to get man across the plate until Selma went to the bat in the ninth. Burns led off in that inning with a two base hit to center. went to third on Towards out at first and came homo on Chisholm's bunt and ended the game. Score: R.H. B. Anniston ............... GOO 900 OOJ--O 5 2 Selma ...............0 900 O00 001-1 5
 Batteries: Nelson and Faulkner; Allen and Blakemore.
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Macon, July 1s.-Dominick J. Mullaney, the veteran baseball player who has for three years managed the Jacksonville team of the South Atlantic league, was this morning fined s6o in the city court on two charges of disorderly conduct, fol.
 lowing which the league president, w. R
 Joyner, suspended Mullaney for the re- mainder of the season. When announce ment of suspension was received six play CTS, Massing, Lee Manion, Downey, Car ter and Herman, refused to go on the field without Mullaney, and President M. p. Gillette of the Jacksonville club imme- diately suspended the players and imposed fines amounting to the salaries due them.
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AutomobiIe Record Broken

Wheeling, W. Va, July 1G.-Barney Oldfield and Ben Kirschner raced in events under the auspices of the Ohio Valley Automobile club at the state falr grounds this afternoon. the latter breaking the world's record en a half mile track, his time being 1:ob1a. He drove a 100 horsepower DarrAcq. Old field. in his Benz. found difficulty in rounding the sharp turns. but equaied the former worlds record for he mile on half mile tracks, establish ed by himself, 1:06A.
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RnIn Brenk. lin Rnc..

Terre Haute. Ind, July 16.-(Special)- J. Heavy rains last night and prospects of an all-day downpour put an end to the Great Western circuit race meeting to- day which has been held here this week. Horsemen began shipping their stables to Grand Rapids. Mich, where the Great Western meeting opens Monday. Nearly all of the drivers who have been racing here will compete at Grand Rapids.
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summary. StOIen baseS, MCDHuTIn, Rohe, Jackson. Sacrifice hit, Weimer. Two-base hit, Manush. Home run Rohe. Double plays, Laf1tte to Rohe Breiten- stein to Lindsay to Rohe; Yerkes to Lister. Struck out, Breitenstein 1. Siever g. Bases on balls. Siever 1, Breitenstein 1. Hit by pitched ball, Siever (Manush). Time, l 37. Umpire Pfenninger.
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|Stockdale Outpitc11es Good7vin And
 The Fearless Bdrons Defeat Memphii|
BREITENSTEIN TOO
 STRONG FOR LOOKOUTS

Chattanooga, July 18-By the score of to New Orleans shut out Chatta- nooga. Breitenstein held the locals at his mercy all the way. Rohe. the first man up, put clean drive over left field fence for home run. Bunched hits in the third netted two runs Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
ATLANTA FINALLY
 BEAT CLIMBERS

Atlanta, July 16.-Atlanta won the final game of the series 5 to by pounding Manning Smith, the young collegian. for nine singles. The hitting of Jordan, Whiteman, Moran and Burnett were the only features. Both teams played a good fielding game, but no sensational plays were made. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Lynchburg: Petersburg !, Lynch burg f.
 Al Richmond: First game, Roanoke | Richmond 0; second game, Roanoke o' Richmond 1.
 At Norfolk: First game, Norfolk o' panville ?; second game, NorfoiK D. Danville 3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17

SUMMARY. Two-bas Hit-Marcan. Sacrifice Hits-Molesworth Altman. Base on Balls-Stockdale 1, Good win 3. Struck Out-Stockdale 3, Goodwin g. Time-1:36. Umpire-Rudderham
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greensboro First game, Anderson [. Greensboro 1; second game. Anderson 1. Greensboro o.
 At Greenville: Greenville 7, Chariot.e V' Al winston-Salem: First game, Win rton-salem 4. Spartanburg 0; second game, winston Salem 0, Spartanburg l.
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SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

At Johnson City First game. John son City 8. Morristown A. second game, Morristown 5, Johnson City ?.
 At Gadsden: Gadsden 2 Knoxville Q. At Rome: Rome 3, Ashegille 4.
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At Columbus Minneapolis 6, Columbus 3, II innings.
 At Indianapolis: Kansas City 3, Indian apolis 0.
 At Louisville: Milwaukee 3, Louis- vile l.
 At Toledo St. Paul 2 Toledo 5.
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Dwight stlII Wins

Athens. July 16.-(Special.) .)-Dwight team of Alabama City defeated Athens this afternoon by a score of 2 to 1. The fea- ture of the game was the pitching of Schooner for Dwight. He gave up but thre. hits. Batteries: Schofner and Reese; Menges and Graham.
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,,rward 6 furlongs-Lady sybil. ST; Fear

upward, furlongs-Lady sybil, ST; Fear Naught II, 9s; saraband 1o2; The Monk, 1o4; J. H. Houghton. 1o7; Lady lrma. llz' Domithilda, s9; Jennie Wells, 1oi; Wood lane, 1o2; Rock Castle, 1o5 Roseboro, lUl :; Selwik, 113. Also eligible: otiiio' ll4' Judge Leasing, 101; Osorine, l@.
 Tigbtb race. selling, 3-year-olds and up- ward 1h miles-Merman, SS; Dorando D., as. Responseful, 93; King of Mist, 10l ], Spring Frog. 1O2; Great Jubilee, 1o3; Lex- ineton Lady, Lad of Langdon, 1o5; Firsf Peep. 1os; Hans, no; Albert Star, llS.
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Y. M. c. A. Wins, as Urual

The district B. Y. P. U. will hold an important meeting Sunday, July 24. 3:3O p. m.. in the First Baptist church. There is some very important business to be transacted and every B. Y. P. U. in the district Is urged to have large represen- tation. rNr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
FINE PITCHING AND SPECTACULAR FIELDING WITNESSED BY 500 PEOPLE-MARCAN's JUICY DOU- BILE DID THE WORK
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Testerdny

Birmingham 3, Memphis 1. New Orleans 3. Chattanooga O. Atlanta 5, Montgomery ?. Nashville Mobile, rain.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At Hattiesburg: Hattiesburg 0. vicks- burg 4.
 At Greenwood: Greenwood !. Jackson 3. At Yazoo City: Yazoo City ?. Meridian {.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
BENSCOT LITHIA WATER
 Dust-proof delivery.

For Rent-No. 212 N. 20th street, now occupied by bank; best location in the city for mercantile purposes; rent req sonable.
 LOUIS V. CLARK & CO,
 201-4 Clark Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Augusta: savannah-Augusta game
 postponed. rain.
 Al Columbus: Columbus 2, Columbia l. Al Macon: Jacksonville o, Macon 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17

Su1flIIdTy IWU-Ddse TITt' 15uI rIV1e . - base hit, Whiteman. Struck out, Smith l. Bases on balls, Flaherty g. Smith 4. Sac rifice hits S. Smith, Walker, Matthews. Passed ball. Hart Hit by pitched ball. Flaherty Daley). Time. 1:25. Umpires' Carpenter and Fitzsimmons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
Rain saves GrnsseIli

In the first half of the seventh in ming Ensley pushed two runners across and apparently sewed up the game. Then rain fell and because Grasselli had not received its half of the seventh the score reverted back to the sixth, o to o. Score: R. II B 'Gresselli 900 000-0 1 Ensley ~ 900 OOO--0 1
 Batteries: Hill and Edney; Marshall and Farrow.
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City League Standing
Y. M. c. A. Wins. as Usual

Tn the seventh, just before the rain broke up the game. the Y. M. C. A. got next to Pruitt of the B. R., l.. & P. and won out. In this inning hits by Leslie, Jones. Houston and Brown, coupled with an error by Hankens, did the work. Before this inning the B. R., L. & P. led by score of 2 to 0. The losers made another in their half of the seventh. The game was a pitchers battle between Thomas and Pruitt, the latter weakening in the seventh. Score: R H F. Y. M. c. A.... 900 900 A : 3 B. R., l.. & P..... .000 020 1-3 2 8
 Batteries: Thomas and Brown; Pruitt and Harkens. Empires. Mcintosh and Brown.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirate. Coming Strong

Pirates Coming strong
 Pittsburg, July 16-Pittsburg today made it four straight from New fork, winning in the eighth inning. Mathewson was then on the rubber having relieved Crandall in the middle of the seventh in- ming. The feature was the batting of x1ri,sor Score. R.H.E. ptt+shur1 900 O1o 2s%-6 10 0 Nra,.- vny,r 12O 600 OO0-3 8 Batteries: Adams, Phillippi and Gibson; Srrandau Matthewson and Myers. Time, 40. Umpires. Oday and Brennan
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B. A. c. Goes to Piece.

In the sixth, seventh and eighth in- nings the Bessemer boys got next to the benders of Williams and hammered them all over the lot, making nine runs in these rounds. Until the sixth the score was to 0. The hitting of Alexander was feature. Score:
 R.H.E. Bessemer 900 oo2 25s-9 12 ? B. A. c. 900 GOO 000-0 I Batteries: Tucker and Trotter; Will Hams and Ponder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
Fine Pitching Here

Decatur defeated North Birmingh am this afternoon in an exceedingly clever pitchers battle between Askew and Smith. Decatur got one over in the second and another in the sixth. Rain prevented the concluding of the game. Score: R. II E. Decatur ... 010 001-2 s 2 N. Birmingham, 900 000-0 3 2
 Batteries: Smith and Stevens; Askew and Reese.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Gets Second

SicVelunO UetS SecOn0
 New York, July 16.-Cleveland and New York split even in a double-header to- day, the locals winning first game and the visitors the second. Wolter made a wonderful catch in the early contest, and the features of the second were the time Fly hitting of Bemis, Stovall and Daniels
 Score: R. HE. Cleveland .............. 001 01O 1OO-3 g 3 New York ............... 021 O10 10'-5 9 0 Batteries: Warhop and Mitchell; Koest- ner and Easterly. Time, 1:42. Empires, Connolly and Dineen.
 Second game: R. H. B. Cleveland .............. ono 210 104-9 IS 3 New York .......-....... 600 020 020- 6 4
 Batteries: w. Mitchell and Bemis; Manning, Fisher and F. Mitchell. Time, 2:07. Empires. Connolly and Dineen.
 Boston Wins Them All
 Boston, Mass. July 1s.-Boston made it five straight from Chicago, defeating Walsh for the second time In the series by a score of to 1 in seven innings. Rain put an end to the contest while the eighth inning was being played
 Score: RH Chicago .................. GOO 900 Ii 6 1 Boston ..................... 200 001 0--3 6 Batteries: Walsh and Block; Cicotte and Carrigan. Time, :35. Umpire, Evans.
 Athletics Take Final Philadelphia. July 16.-Philadelphia won from St. Louis today in a hard-hitting game to 1. The home team made both its runs in the first two innings, but could do little with the delivery of Ray, who succeeded Bailey in the third in ming.
 score: R. H. E. St. Louis ,.... GOO GOO 1O0-1 Philadelphia ............. 110 GOO 00*-2 6 2
 Batteries: Bailey, Ray and Stephens; Morgan and Thomas. Time, 1884. Um- pire, Perrine.
 At Detrot-Detroit- -Washington rain
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cuh. Defeat PhiIIies
Cardinals Take Two

CardfnaIs IHRe H""
 St. Louis, July 16.-St Louis won po'n games of a double-header from Brookiyh today. Pitcher Sallee, who was indenni.e- lv suspended. is to be reinstated' acooro- inp to President Roberson, Of the iocai eeain- RH. E. 0o0 GOO 10s-3 10 6 o,. Lvo , col O1O OOO-2 0 Batteries Lush and Phelps; Barger ala Erwin. Time, :55. Umpires' Nieii A Kane pu E Second game: ~ ooo "A. 70 o,. LvuS M GOO 100 101-3 1 Batteries: willis and Bresnahan; Miller pe,I and Otto Miller and Erwin. Ilme' Y:N. Umpires, Kane and klem.
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BENSCOT LITHIA WATER
 Will keep you well.

No concert Capitol park Sun day afternoon. Band moved to Corey. {: '. 7. .....,.,,...,..s
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Athletics Take Final
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Detroit-Detroit-w Washington, rain.
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spenddy present tme and If the Is
 w will be Chicago endangered
 Pttsburg Wednesday, Thursday aurday have brought close together
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16

The Neal Treatment is the admin
istration of an absolutely harmless
medicine Of purely vegetable origin,
dispensed by trained nurses, in charge
of competent doctors. This medicine
is taken internally, without hypoder-
mic injections. If you so desire we
will be pleased to have you come to
lily physician; he can see you started
on your treatment and either remain
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16
meoIth ofrlcers Mect In sewer.

Health officers holding a session Of
their state convention in a sewer. was
one of the features of the meeting of
the city and county officials on the
occasion of their state meeting here.
This unique convention hall was sug-
gested by city Health Officer Laren-
don in order to acquaint the health
authorities with what Houston is do
ing in the way of bettering her hy-
gienic conditions by the building Of
a great sewer system. The main out
let to this storm water drainage sys-
tenn is the Austin street sewer which
is the largest in the southwest, being
II feet in diameter at the outlet and
feet at the source The sewer was
brightly lighted and as the health Of
ficers entered through one of the
manholes they We're greeted by re-
ception committee and shown through
the sewer and then listened to an ad-
dress by the construction engineer.
Several hours were spent in the big
sewer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16

at the institute or return at the end
fully satisfied that we have cured
you and entirely removed your de-
sire for stimulants, your money will
be refunded. The principle upon
which the Neal Treatment works is
to eliminate from the system the
stored-up poison which has accumu-
lated after the continued use of ol-
cohol.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16
BUSINESS COLLEGE NEWS,

Owing to the largely increased at
| tendance and the great demand for
preparatory work Manager Goodell
has decided 10 open preparatory de-
partment in the day school Prof. w.
j. Kelly, who for the past two years
has been an instructor in the Metu-
chen Normal college, Metuchen, ~ j..
has been secured to take charge of
this department. Prof. Kelly comes
well recommended and will devote his
entire time to this work. The high
standard which the school maintains
in its commercial and shorthand de-
partments will prevail in the new pre-
paratory department.
Rev. j. r.. Runyan gave a very iii-
teresting assembly talk to the stu
dents on Friday morning on "Why
You Are Here"
A Spanish department will be or
ganized in the evening school on Mon
day evening with Miss Lydia Lheur-
suX in charge. This department has
been made necessary because of the
demands Of business and professional
people for such a course in the eve
nings. Instruction will be given on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday eve
nings.
A u. s. printograph is the latest
addition to the equipment of the
school This machine has become an
absolute necessity because of the
large correspondence which the school
has. Students will be given instruc-
tion in its operation and it will be-
come an important factor in the office
training department.
The students of all departments
met last Tuesday morning In the first
meeting of the Literary and Debating
club. A very interesting program was
rendered and the college paper was
read. The officers for October are:
President. Mary David; vice president,
J. A. Dye; secretary, N. A. Werning
This organization promises to be one
of the most interesting features of
the school. The purpose of this club
is TO develop initiative. self confidence
and pleasing address-qualities
which are absolutely essential to a
successful business career. One prom
inent Albuquerque business man. the
father of a member of this club. eX
pressed himself thus: "That club Is
of great Importance to you. If it in
terferes with your bookkeeping, drop
your bookkeeping" The club meets
semi-monthly and visitors are invited |
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16

tomobile and bicycle lights-carbide
has fallen under the ban in this
city and the same is likely to hold
true elsewhere when the nature of
that widespread article of commerce
is better understood. Several tons of
carbide were stored in a warehouse
near the business district and when
this building caught fire a new terror
for firemen was discovered. Water
thrown upon the flames found its
way to the casks of carbide and within
few minutes the flowing water was
converted into an acid which ate
through the shoes of the firemen and
in addition suffocating gas was gen
Grated which made it almost impos-
sible to fight the blaze. To add to
the complications the cans exploded
and the water-soaked carbide burst
into flames and burned for 20 hours
before the flames had spent them
selves. A total of fifty-five firemen
were burned by the acid and gas and
several will be confined to the hos
pital for some time. The city has
passed an ordinance against further
storage of carbide within the corpor-
ate limits.