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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

Indianapolis, Ind, May 2S.-In desperate
of the most powerful American cars rec
ords went down for all distances between
five and 200 miles at the Indianapolis
speedway today, and in the merciless
grind only two men were injured
Herbert Lytle the driver. and his mo
chanician. William Clifton. were hurlc'
from their car, an American, when =
front tire burst as they were turning
into the home stretch in the last lap of
the ten-mile free-for-all handicap. The
car plunged into the sand at the inner
edge of the track and was smashed.
Lytle's left leg was broken and Clifton
was badly bruised. Harroun, driving a
Marmon, achieved the most sensational
lons-distance triumph in the history OF
automobile track racing in this country
when he won the 200-mile race in 2:46:31,
breaking the record, which had been held
by Chevrolet, who went the distance in
2:i6:4s at Atlanta. The performances OF
Lynch, in Jackson, who was second,
was hardly less brilliant, for he did not
stop once In the long. fierce fight. while
Harroun had to pause a few minutes ut
the end of the hundredth mile for gaso
line.
The five-mile record for cars of 451 to
800 cubic inches piston displacement was
broken by Barney Oldfield and his Knox
Jumping into the lead at the start, Old
field led all the way around the two laps
on the two and one-palf mile course with
Herr and Aitken, In Nationals. following
closely. Oldfeld's time was 4:03. The old
record was 4:43.
Aiken (NationaD took the honor OF
breaking the record for ten miles for
| cars OF 301 to $50 inches displacement
His time was sos, against the former
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New York, May 2S.-(Special)-Dr.
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president OF the
University of California, and DR.. Mich
olas Murray Butler, president of Co
lumbia university, sat in the Waldorf
Astoria this afternoon and discussed
with misgivings the attention which
is being paid the approaching conflict
between James j. Jeffries and JACK
johnson in the prize ring in San Fran
cisco on independence Day.
II WISH" said DIR. Wheeler, opening
up the argument, that the eastern
newspapers would talk about something
else besides the fight in connection
with the fair state of California, which
l love-"
DR.. Butler, who is one of America s
greatest opponents of world peace and
who, at the Lake Mohonk conference
recently, spoke in harsh and bitter
words of international statesmen who
are responsible for warfare, introduced 4
new angle into the discussion by su6-
costing that without prize fights we
might degenerate into a race of mol
lycoddles.
II people won give US circuit loi
anything but prize fights, l think we
ought to get rid of the prize fight in
California" DR.. Wheeler continued.
Governor Gillette says you can't get
rid of this particular fight under the
laws of the state" Dr. Wheeler was re-
minded.
"At any rate, we got rid of it on
our side of the bay" he replied. They
can't hold it in Emeryville, because
the sentiment of the people forced the
district attorney to prohibit it,
Mayor Mccarthy of San Francisco
says the people want it," put in the
reporter.
well, perhaps most of them do DR.
Wheeler admitted, "but we don't want
IL on our side of the bay"
President Butler, who had been lis
toning attentively, said:
Now look here. professor, how are
you going to get rid of mollycoddlism
with out prize fights?"
"Oh, 1 don't want mollycoddles any
more than you do said the Californian
in shocked tone. II like the strug-
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PELICANS BEATEN
IN FINAL ROUND

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 2S.-Chatta-
nooga today again pulled off the old-time
trick of winning at the finish, breakin 3
1 to / tie in the last half of the ninth
inning after a thoroughly exciting game,
in which there were many sensational
plays made. Moore pitching for Chatta :
nooga, went to pieces in the first inning.
and 1t was largely due to his support
that only one run was made by the WIS.,
itors. Paige for New Orleans pitched a
sunerh game Score:
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BaronS Still Swat Ball Hard HUGH 71 ~ s3.nr
LEAD THE WORLD
IN TEAM-HITTING RECORD,
THREE SWATTERS AT 800

The Btron team is the hardest hitting
team in tie world
The team average is only PA.
The Barons, including yesterdays
game, have reached a total of 800 hits
or that number SO were piled up last
week, or more than an average of
II per game. There is no wonder five
of the six contests were won. 1t was
the bad fielding of the Barons which
caused the single lost sheep.
Mcbride is leading the swatters, his
average being 1864. McGlvray, whose
swatting last week was the feature.
has crossed the 300 mark, his aver
age being 1913. Elliott is the only other
Baron within the exclusive 800 class.
The following table will prove OF
interest showing as it does, how the
Barons have improved in hitting dur
ing the last Is days:
May IA ..............,., 80
May 10 ................. .z4I
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Two-base Hits-Baerwald, Farrell, Mes
Denger
Hits-Of Wagner, in 41-S innings with
runs: off Johnson, in 5 innings with
Guns.
Sacrifice Hits-Elliott, Messenger, Moles-
worth, Crandall, Gygli ~.
Stolen Bases-Elliott, Wordsworth, Nc
Gilvray.
Bases on Balls-Wagner 4, F'lenarty 4,
johnson 4, Peters 2
Struck Out-Wagner 2, F'leharty 8,
johnson g.
Hit by Pitcher-Johnson (Messenger),
Eleharty (Rementer).
Time of Game-2:05.
Umpires-Eason and Rudderham.
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SALLY WONDER BADLY
WANTED BY MAJORS

Macon, Ga, May 2s.-With Manager
Rresnahan of the st. Louis National team
and scouts from almost every one of the
big league clubs looking on RUDE Benton.
Macons star twirler, and already known
as the marvel of the South Atlantic
league, today held Jacksonville to one
hit and struck out 10 players A fight
between the big league clubs is already
on for the young player, and Macon Is
offered $4,000 for his immediate release
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

Bescot Lithia Water is not
shipped in carboys and robot
tied in a dusty room and de-
livered in open wagons. Ben
scot is bottled and sealed at the
springs, and goes to your door
in dust proof wagons, retaining
all it's original purity and good
ness.
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Sporting News
BARONS CAPTURE GAME
BY TERRIFIC SWATTING;
MESSENGER BRIGHT STAR
ATLANTA RALLIES AND
DEFEATS POOR MOBILE

Atlanta May 2S.-With Mobile leading,
to 0, Atlanta developed batting rally
in the sixth inning. hammering out five
nits, which. mingled with an error and
two stolen bases. netted five runs and
the game Sentell's one-handed stab of
liner over second, which he converted
into a double play, and Murphy's shoe
string catch in center, were the features.
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ERRORS COST CLIMBERS
GAME IN NASHVILLE

Nashville, May 2S.-Errors by Duggleby
and Pope in the fourth inning. when
Nashville made two runs, perhaps lost
for Montgomery today by score of 4 to
3. In the eighth the visitors came near
retrieving themselves. With two men out
they made four straight hits and two
runs. Then with men on second and third
the next batters struck out. Score:
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stecle,s East Work

Des Moines. Ia, May 2S.-Kansas uni
versity won the Missouri valley confer
ence meet today. with Missouri university
second and Nebraska university third.
The most sensational performance was
that of Steele of Missouri, who set new
mark of 1856 3-5 in the two-mile run. the
lowest ever made west of the Mississippi.
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WAGNER WAS DRIVEN FROM THE
SLAB AND FLEHARTY SAVED DAY
BY FINE wORK-FANs SEVERELY
RO1ST BABB
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Yesterdays Results

Birmingham 9, Memphis 6.
Nashville 4, Montgomery 5.
Chattanooga ., New orleans l.
Atlanta ), Mobile 8.
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Lumlex Gets Can

New York, May 8.-Harry Lumley was
today given his release by Brooklyn Ma
tional league baseball team with the pro-
vision that If he joins another club this
year or next Brooklyn Is to receive the
purchase price.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At winston-S Salem: Winston-Salem 2.
Greensboro l.
At Greenville: Greenville 8, Anderson s
az innings. darkness).
At Spartanburg Charlotte g. Spartan
burg 5.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Al Oklahoma city: Oklahoma City O.
Dallas s N
At Galveston: Houston 2, Galveston 0.
At Shreveport: Shreveport 8 Fort
Worth g. ia
At San Antonio: San Antonio 4, Waco
0 10 innings).
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Gadsden. May 2s.-iSpeciaL)-Dwi
outplayed the Gadsden Southeastern
league team here today, winning by a
score Of s 10 A. This makes two out of
three for Dwight. Batteries: Ware and
Rcece; Baldouff and South Umpire.
Roache.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City; Kansas City o. Mil
waukee 3.
At Toledo: Toledo 4. Indianapolis 3.
At Columbus: Louisville T. Columbus s.
At Minneapolis: st. Paul .. Minneap-
oils !.
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Annapolis 2, Army o.
Yale 8, Columbia 8.
At Sewanee: Sewanee !. Vanderbilt
(frst game); Vanderbilt 4. Sewanee
(second game).
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Cornell win.


New York. May 2s.-Frederick
Herreshoff won the Metropolitan
rolf championship today at the
Morris County Golf club by defeat.
ing Jerome d. Travers In the hnal
round, 1 up and to play
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At Hattiesburg: Hattiesburg 8, Merid-
fan Q.
At Yazoo City, Jackson T. Yazoo
City 2.
At Greenwood: Greenwood 8, vicks-
burg o.
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Three-base hit, Whitney. Double play,
Sentell to Jordan. Innings pitched, Mayer
with hits and 8 runs, Johns with
hits and no runs. Struck out, Hickman
5. Mayer l, Johns 2. Bases on balls, Mayer
?, Hickman . Johns l. Sacrifice hits,
Wagner, Seitz. Stolen bases, DeHaven
Alcock, Seitz, Sentell 3 Murphy Shannon,
Jordan, Walker. Hit by pitched ball
Hickman (DeHaven). Time. 2:15. I'm.
pires. Carpenter and Conahan.
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man. Double plays, Lynch, unassisted;
Daley to Hart Sacrifice hits, Seigel, Vim
son. Hart Bases on balls. Duggleby D.
Viebahn /. Struck out, Viebahn 3. Hit
by pitcher, Duggleby Gynch). Time, 1:o5
Umpire. Fitzsimmons.
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POLE WILL WORK

Memphis, Tenn, May 2S.-(spe-
cial)-- Covaleski Is tabled to pitch
against Allen, Memphis premier
slabman. Sunday. Owing 10 a
general desire of local fans to see
Covalcski, the largest seasons at
tendance is freely forecasted.
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! wheat Made the Hit

Brooklyn, May 2S.-BroolSlyn and Bos-
ton battled for y innings today. the
home team winning by score of to 4.
Berger, who pitched a great game ard
fielded his position brilliantly, scored the
winning run on pass Burchs scratch
another pass to Dauber. and Wheat's In
field single. Score: R.H. e.
Roston 900 020 002 OOO-4 II /
Rrool<lyn .102 001 600 001--5 II
Batteries: Mattern. Parsons and Ora
ham: Barger and Bergen. Time, 2:22. UNI
pire, tombstone.
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Montgomery Journal: The Barons are
still hopping up with the Chattanooga.
This is giving the local fans surprise
party and they are asking the reason
why. Chattanooga got the best of the
first go with the Climbers and the remG-
ingerites had the better of the Barons,
and there you are. Birmingham has
strengthened up its team considerably
since Moley and his men were here, and
they are playing faster ball.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

At Danville Portsmouth 9. Danville IL.
At Norfolk: Lynchburg g. Norfolk Z.
At Richmond: Richmond /, Roanoke ?
Q3 innings). W
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tigers Hit Hard

Detroit, May 28.-Heavy hitting in the
second, third and fourth innings gave De-
troit one-sided victory over Chicago to-
day to 1. A home run by Ty Cobb with
Bush on base was the feature. Score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Augusta: Savannah .. Augusta l.
At Macon: Macon ., Jacksonville J..
Al Columbus: Columbus 10, Columbia
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plank was strong

Boston, May 2S.-Philadelphia won from
Boston to today by batting Wood hard
and being helped by Wagner's errors.
Plank was a puzzle after the first inning.
A hard rap by Lewis in the seventh
bounded OFF Bakers shins into the pa
vilion, giving the batter a home run.
Score R.H. E.
Philadelphia ......... 431 900 001-9 II p
Boston .............. 200 900 1908 Q
Batteries: Plank and Thomas; Wood,
Hall and Carrigan. Time, 1851 Umpires,
Sheridan and KERN.
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If "a of your body is water,
you should drink the best-ln-
gram Lithia. That's it.
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Chicago. May 2S.--Chicago made it nine
straight today, beating Pittsburg to 0.
I.eifield and PHILIPPE were both hit hard
Hoffman leading the attack with two
singles. a double and triple, while
Richie kept the hits scattered after the
frst inning. Score: R.H.E.
(sbioaoo SOP O10 1913 8 O
pittsburr ...0 900 900 600 8 4
Batteries Richie and Archer; PHILIPPE,
I.eifield and Gibson. Time, lao. UNI
pires, KLEIN and Kane.
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Follow the crowds to East,
Lake Sunday. Special amuse-'
ments for all.
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j. B. Drake is q candidate
for Police Commissioners.
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Browns Win Easily

Cleveland. May 2s.-St Louis defeated
Cleveland to today. Lake was puz-
zle while Joss was knocked out of the
box. Score: R.H. E.
Cleveland ..........,.... 001 600 000-f 4 2
ST. Louis ........ 200 200 01O-5 2
Batteries: Mitchell, Joss and Bemis:
Lake and stephens Time, 1:35. Umpires.
Deneen and Connolly.
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WITH THE sCRIBEs

Atlanta Georgia.: Think of Birmingham
at the top of the second division Wonder
what brand of dope they are using over
there?
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The Reds Win

Cincinnati, May 2S.-St. Louis could not
hit Gaspar with anything like regularity
and Cincinnati scored a shutout, to 0.
Cincinnati punched hits off Wits In the
third and fourth innings. Score: r. n 10.
Ct Louis ......O 900 900 600 .
Cincinnati ... .O01 300 O0--4 10
Batteries: Willis and Phelps; Gaspar
and Mclean. Time, $40. Umpires, Rigler
and Emslie.
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Where They Play Today
Birmingham in Memphis.

Memphis, May ESPECIAL )-Smashins
hard enough 10 gather hits in every IN
ming. the Barons finally bid highest, with
Is singles and doubles, netting nine runs
IN the second Of the series this afternoon
The rattle lasted two hours and % min
utes.
Each squad used two pitchers. With
the score TO 4. Earl Fleharty was rushed
to the rescue of Wagner in the fifth in
ming with the Turtles occupying bases.
The easy going offerings of Earl seemed
lust what the Turtles were not looking
for and after allowing Gygli of the locals
to punch out a sacrifice fly, thereby scor-
ing a runner from third and giving the
home team a 5-to-4 lead, Earl settled and
disposed of his opponents to the last with
but one hit a two-bagger from Farrell
in the NINTH which scored linn, who had
been passed.
Bases on balls were abundant. Four
teen deadheads were passed. Wagner
F1eharty and Johnson issuing a quar-
tette each and Peters a pair.
Babb Is Roasted
The fans made life unpleasant for Man
eger Babb, after he followed Manager
Nolesworth's cue in changing pitchers.
johnson had been faring none too we'll,
but he seemed to have settled when Pc
tiers was suddenly exhibited at the start
of the sixth. The Barons then slugged
their hardest Messenger leading off with
q single, Wordsworth following with a
sacrifice and singles coming from Nc
IQttt ono tQG
ed however. as sharp fielding and outs by
Ryan and Emery boiled the total down.
They clinched, however, in the seventh,
Messenger again causing sadness among
the local fan family by smashing dou-
BILE which scored Fleharty and Elliott
To make sure of victory two runs were
added In the NINTH Fleharty starting off
with a single. followed by Elliott's bunt,
which Peters heaved wild. A pass TO
Messenger and McBride's Texas Lacquer
explains the last counts
Elliott Plays Finely
shorty Elliott took Marcan's place at
second, the latter taking rest in citizen
clothes as a result of his collision in Biz
Iningham. The little backstop covered
ell sorts of ground. His error was muff
of a throw from ELAN and was caused
by inexperience with the finger glove in
stead of the big mitt. He stole second In
Ty Cobb fashion, sacrificed once and
scored three times.
Wagner was progressing like winner
until he lost control in the fourth. Nine
men faced him, but he left three on 49,
as a result of four hits, two of thea luck
pieces, which with a pass netted thre,
runs.
Manager Molesworth yanked him out
quickly in the next round when he COM
menced to issue passes and the shift
worked like a charm.
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Browning, Mullin and Casey; Schmidt and
Stanage. Time, 10 Umpires. Evans and
Egan
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
snodgrnss, Hit Did 1t

Philadelphia, May 2s.-In a game filed
with fast fielding and hard hitting New
York defeated Philadelphia today by 3
to Q A two-bagger by Snodgrass, with
men on second and third bases in the
fourth inning, scored the winning run
for New York Score: R.H. T..
ota
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WANTED-25 good miners;
steady work; no gas in mine,
and all mining conditions good;
none but good miners need ap-
ply. Crescent Coal Co., Seloca,
Ala. Louisville and Nashville
railroad.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dlts, W tlfleT, Cdr-
SON. Struck out, Moore 6, Paige 4. Bases
on balls. Moore 3, Paige ]. Hit by pitch
err. Carson by Paige. Wild pitch, Moore.
Two-base hits Jackson. Dobbs. Meek,
Perry, Yerkes. Double plays, Perry (un-
assisted; Paige to Lindsay to Rohe;
Moore to Carson to Meek. Time, 1:4S
Umpire, Pfenninger.
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washIngton Going Wen

New York, May 2S.-Washington got an
early lead of four runs on New York to-
day and these tallies enabled them to win.
a to g. Score: R.H.E.
Washington ............. 1903 900 0O0--4 8
New York ......... col 100 1908
Batteries: Rcislng, Walker and Street;
Hughes, Frill and Sweeney. Time, 2:02
Umpires, Perrine and O'Loughlin.
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CHARLES E. ECKERLE
Candidate for reelection as
plumbing inspector. A man
who has given the people gen.
eral satisfaction.
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pirnfes We're Easy

roney and Doom. Time, go Umpire,
ODay.
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Totals ............ g 3 10 a
slit for Hickman in the ninth.

Totals .........s. SO 5 IL
-Hit for Mayer in the sixth.
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StOfung in Den &rrbuuOlnnscu.
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