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The MOTOR EVENTS
VERY SUCCESSFUL

The first meet of the Birmingham
Motor Cycle club was held at the Fair
Grounds track yesterday afternoon before
a large crowd.
The track was in excellent shape and
some fast time was made. There were
seven events, resulting as follows:
No. Five mile single-cylnder stock
machine race, won by R. E. walthour,
time 1927 Is; E. W. House second; both
riding Excelsior machines
No, 2-Five-mile open to stock engines
not over so cubic inches, won by Robert
Stubs. time $50; A. Disner, second; A.
E. Mccain. third; all on Indians.
No. 3-Five-mile open to ALL Robert
Stubbs, first, time minutes 80 seconds
Gayle Joyce, second; both on Indians.
No. 4-One-fourth mile slow race, E
". House, first. time 6:21 As, on Excel
sior; r. E. Smith, second on Harley
Davidson
No. 5-Five-mile, open to belt-drive ma
chimes, R. E. Walthour. first, time Sis;
E. w. House. second; both on Excelsior
machines.
No. 6-One-mile, against track record
of 50 seconds, by Robert Stubs, time
50 is seconds, on Indian.
No Twenty handicap, open,
won by Gayle Joyce. time 25:13; A Dis
ner second; both on Indians This is the
track record. former time 26.
Music was furnished by the Alabama
Boys Industrial School band, for whose
benefit a portion of the receipts was
given.
The club expects to give a number of
races in the near future
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Chattanooga. June 15.-(Special)-With a
view of strengthening the Lookouts, local
owners have put through some lmpor"
tant deals within the last "a hours Pitch
er Graham, a left-hander, has been pur-
chased from the st. Louis Americans and
comes here as part ground rent for the
Browns who will come here for spring
training next season.
Pitcher DUSTY" Rhodes has been sold
70 omaha of the Western league. Catcher
Milford, late of the University of Arkan-
sas. has been turned over to Rome, Ga,
for development.
pitcher Eddie Sievers, late of Detroit,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sfxteen-Inning Draw

Philadelphia, June 15.-Today's game
here between Philadelphia and Cincinnati
resulted in a Thinning tie at three runs
each. 1t was a great pitchers battle.
Rowan of Cincinnati held the home team
to five singles and gave only four bases
ON balls. Not hit was made off him
after the ninth inning. Moore and Nc
Quillan each pitched eight innings, the
former being taken out to permit a sub
stitute batsman to take his place. Knabe
and Moran were sent to the clubhouse by
Umpire KLEIN in the tenth inning for dis
putting decision. Score: RH. E.
Cincinnati -. ITO 600 100 900 900 0-3 9 3
Philadelphia =. 010 900 101 900 600 0-3 s 4
Batteries Rowan and Mclean and
Clarke; Moore, McQuillan and Moran and
Jacklitsch. Time, 3:15. Un1pires, KLEIN
and Kane
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HAROLD JOHNS HIT
HARD BY VOLUNTEERS

Atlanta, June 15.-Nashville jumped
on Harold Johns today and pounded
out a victory, amassing a total of 10
hits and five runs, while Bill Niebahn,
former Cracker, held the locals to SIX
hits and two runs. Every man OH the
Nashville team got one or more MIS-
Viebahn started the rally with a clean
single. great one-handed stop by
Jordan. a one-nanded stab by Whit
ney, a nice stop by Lynch and SPLEEN
did running catches by Nashville's trio
of outfielders enlivened the game. Score;
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Jenrie. M.kes Statement

Ben Lomond, Cal, June 1.-THE JEFF
ries camp was in an lproar tonight
as theresult of Governor Gillett's or
der to stop the big fight When Jeffrles
was first informed that the governor
had instructed the attorney general to
prevent the fight he froze up literally
and refused to discuss the matter.
Later he made this statement:
II positively refuse to believe the
story l do not care what Is said
or who talked to the governor over
the telephone. I simply will not be-
lieve 1t is true. l don't know much
about law, but my understanding Is
that we are within the law and pro-
tected by 1t. All the articles of agree
nent signed by Johnson and myself
were the same as those signed for
every fight fought In California.
"Gillett once said he could not stc;,
the night, so how he is going to do it
now? / will continue my training until
informed by the promoters that the af-
fair cannot come on"
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Big Ledguers Come

I has reported here and will be signed
Thursday.
Catcher Meek has recided not to retire
from baseball, and has been signed again.
He has recovered from his recent injury.
Other deals for hgh-class players are
said to be pending.
Manager Dobbs us suffering with bad
finger and unless it shows Improvement
soon may retire as a player.
Just who would be the "player-man-
ager' of the local team is not known.
The club owners announce that they will
get winner for Chattanooga at any
cost, and if the present players do not
deliver the goods that others will be Sc
cured The Lookouts have lost IA out of
the last 20 games played.
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IRON MAN" MANUEL
WINS DOUBLEHEADER

Montgomery. June 15.-Manuel pitched
Mobile to victory twice today in the
games with Montgomery. The first went
to the visitors by small score and the
second game was secured by to 2. The
features of the game were the steady
pitching of Manuel and the all-round
star playing of Mobile. JUL for Mont
gomery was replaced by Smith in the
fourth inning. Scores:
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
Meridian 4, Greenvood 3

Meridian, Miss, June 15.-(Special.)--
Meridian defeated Greenwood in a H.
inning contest 4 to 3, the first game
the locals have won during the series.
1t was a pitchers battle until the thir-
tenth when Verneuille, weakening, al
lowed three hits. Woodward spiked the
layout with the winning run after
Reese had sliced a single to right
Score: II f i.
Greenwood 100 600 100 010 0-3 2
Meridian 900 020 900 010 Ia 3
Batteries: Vernenille and Frakes
Hannifan and Shields.
At Hattiesburg: fHattiesburg s, Yazoo
City g.
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mile an hour party must reach there in
8 hours and AZ minutes. The noon stop
is al Bowling Green, KY, which is 100
miles from Louisville.
Excellent roads so far have made easy
going for the. tourists, but Kentucky
famous horses SHE'D sufficiently often on
sight of the flying cars to furnish con-
siderable excitement. The tourists learned
with relief today that 1t was not one of
the cars in the tour which at Frankfort
yesterday frightened a horse drawing a
surrey and caused a runaway In which
Mrs. Maria Hedrick lost her life.
The Cole 30 car No. 104, which was PEN
allied 1912 points, collided with buggy
and lost a wheel.
When the cars started this morning
the following had penalties against them,
due to accidents on the first days rum
In the Glidden tour-Chalmers No. 4,
Cole 30. No. g. Parry, No. and PENN
sylvania No. A.
In the Chicago trophy divison-Cole 80,
No. 104, Falcar No. l06, Lexington, No. ITO,
and Westcott No. Ill.
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Louisville Left Behind

Louisville, June 15.-Heading directly
into to the south under blazing sun all
the cars in the seventh annual Glidden
tour got away from Louisville this morn
ing en- route to Nashville 1888 miles
away. D. H. Lewis, in the pilot car led
off at Z a. m. The cars in the 1S-mile
an hour division are expected to be in
Nashville under time limit of 10 hours
and 46 minutes, while those in the 90
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-16

Paving and sewering Biz
mingham, increasing and beau
tifying it's parks, should be
conducted on business lines. No
favored bidders, no standard
except best results at lowest
prices. -Culpepper Exum.
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THE CASE

Washington. June 15.-Represen-
tative Bennett of New York sent
telegram ten days ago to Presi-
dent Wheeler of the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce, saying that
moral sentiment of the country was
such that If the fight were held
In San Francisco the resolution ia
voring 1t as the Panama exposition
city would not pass.
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Y. M. c. A. Loses Again

Admission June 15.-(special )-Hamp
Diapers Free Lances of Admission took
the third of the series of three games
from the fast Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION college team of Birmingham
Wednesday afternoon by a score of to
l. Score: R.H.E.
Y. M. c. A. .......... 200 100 O00-1 1
Free Lances col 003 1915 5 3
Batteries and Brown; Nelson and
Blakemore. Struck out, Nelson g. STREET.
s. Bases on balls, Nelson 3, STREET. l. Two
base hits, STREET., Billiard 2.
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NO RACING REVIVAL
IN LOUISIANA STATE

New Orleans, June 15-All prospects Of
revival of horse racing in Louisiana
we're dispelled this afternoon when men,
bers of the merchants racing committee
Of New Orleans announced that they had
abandoned their fight for legislation ia.
vorable to their cause at this session
o. the Louisiana assembly
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jeff Surprised

Ben Lomond, June 15.-James j. Jenr1es,
when appraised of the action of Governor
Gillett, said: II can't believe 1t. l did
not think that the governor would do that
after he had repeatedly said he would not
interfere. / shall continue my training
until officially informed that the fight Is
off,
Jeffries appeared crestfallen when told
that there was no doubt about the COVER
nor's intention to stop the fight.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Detroit. June 15-Boston hit Mulin hard
today and took the opening game of the
series by score of to 3. Karger was
very effective except In the fifth and sew
enth. Stanages home run with Simmons
OH base and the batting of Gardner, En-
gle and Karger featured the game Score
R.H. E.
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Could Fight in Nevada

Carson City, New, June 15.-That the
law of Nevada would permit the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight in this state was
the statement made today by Justice
Sweeney OF the supreme court when the
question was put to him In the absence
of Governor Dickerson.
The law permitting contests of UNI
limited rounds in Nevada was passed
for the Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight and
has not been amended or repealed.
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Reno Makes Bid

Reno. New, June 15.-Reno bid for the
Jeffries- Johnson fight this afternoon when
J. Ailsworthy a theatrical manager and
representing local business men, tele-
graphed to Tex Richard that this city
would erect a suitable arena for the fight.
The Nevada law Is clear and precise. 1t
permits finish fights when a license of
$1,000 is paid by the promoters and 1t
is not probable that an adverse action
Will be taken in case it is decided to bring
the Jeffries- j ohnson fight here.
Governor Dickerson at present is out
of the state Mr.. Aisworthy notified Rick
ard that this city would furnish the $1,000
license required by the state law.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greenville-Greenville Charlotte, rain.
At Greensboro-First game: Greensboro
g. Anderson 0. Second game: Anderson O.,
Greensboro o. called end eighth. dark
At Winston-S alem-Spartanburg 3, Win
ston- Salem 2.
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Senators Lose
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon-Macon 8. Columbia ].
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Savannah /.
At acknowledgements l, Jacksonville
I. (Called end ninth, dark.)
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SumnAry. IWo-base hIts, Morln
Wfseman, Seigle. Three-base hit
Smith Struck out, job ms 4, Viebahn
Base on balls, John 4, Viebahn 8. Sac.
rifice hit. John. Stolen bases, Lynch
Jordan. Left on bases. Nashville 10, At
lanta 6. Hit by pitcher Wseman
Time, $50. Umpire, Carpenter.
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Memphis Gets DunIeavy

Louisville June 16.-The Louisville ball
club today sold Right Fielder Dunleavy
to the Memphis club and returned Pitcher
pickett to st. Louis Nationals.
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ROHE's TEAM DEFEATS VI "ih
Ways, PUTTING FINAL HUN
OVER IN NINTH-CONFLICT WAS
EXCITING THROUGHOUT
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Mobile S-s, Montgomery IL.
Nashville 5, Atlanta ?.
Observation-Disclosures, ram.
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ATTENTION, VOTERS 18th
WARD

Successful, Of course he is?
Who? Gibson, hear him at
Hunts hall, East Lake, tonight.
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Summary. Three-base Nus, Swacfna,
Pope. Two-base hit, Dunn. Double plays
Barnett to Pope to Greninger; Berger to
Swacina. Base on balls, Duggleby 2.
Manuel I. Struck out, Duggleby 1, Man
uel 2. Left on bases. Montgomery T. Mo-
bile Z. Sacrifice hits, Alcock, Berger
Stolen bases, Swacina 2, Pope, Barnett
Time, LIS. Umpire, Pfenning re.
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SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

At Observation-Disclosures 2, Ashe-
Vile l.
At Rome-Rome Is, Gadsden l.
At Knoxville-Knoxville Z, johnson City
Z (Fifteen innings, darkness)
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Selma, June 15-(Special.)- before d
large crowd New Orleans won the first
game of the series from Selma at River
side park this afternoon In the tenth in.
ming. Score: R.HE e.
New Orleans ......... 900 003 900 rs 4 4
Selma .OU0 U0O 300 0-3
Batteries: Tricuit, Myers and Jaubet
Walker and Bates.
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At Galveston : Galveston 1. Fort
Worth 0.
At Houston-Houston 4, Dallas g.
At San Antonio-San Antonio 8, Shreve-
port g.
At Waco-Oklahoma City 8, Waco 2.
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johnson EnjOined

Chicago, June 15.-George w. Little. for
mer manager of Jack johnson, the pugil-
list, through an attorney, procured an at
tachment here TODAY to prevent the sale
of Johns $1,000 residence in. this city.
Little alleges that Johnson has refused to
repay $4,000 which he posted as forfeit
for Johnson's end of the fight with JEFF
fries. He charges that the negro fighter
is attempting to dispose of all of his prop
erty to avoid paying the debt.
Gustav Veerly, a lawyer stated today
that he Is about to leave for the coast
at the request of Johnson to straighten
out the latter saffairs.
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bennett IL Pleased

Washington. June 15.-The move Of the
state authorities of California to stop
the Jeffries-Johnson prize fight is be.
lieved in Washington to have had its
origin In a telegram which Representa-
tive Bennett (republican) of New York
sent to William R. Wheeler. president of
the San Francisco chamber of com
merce, on May %.
When informed today that Governor
Gillette had moved to call off the fight
Mr.. Bennett was much gratified. He said:
prize fighting is prohibited by law in
my state and in most all states. The
sentiment of the country IL, I believe,
strongly opposed to such exhibitions.
In response to Mr.. Bennet's telegram he
received the following reply from Presi-
dent Wheeler:
Please urge on your committee that
the public-spirited citizens promoting the
San Francisco exposition and people gen.
orally interested therein are not favor
able to the Jeffries-Johnson fight. IN
doubtedly the preponderating majority
of our people are opposed to the fight It
would be decidedly unjust to consider the
latter proposition in connection with the
former"
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Fickert La Bitter

San Francisco, June 15-District Attor-
ney Fickert, mention of whom is made
by the governor. displayed some bitter
ness when asked for a statement. He
said the state executive had Needed the
clamor of the mob and made satirical
reference to political capital. However. .
said he, II still believe the fight will
be held here as the courts are more
powerful than the governor"
Il will take steps to stop the fight
at once" said Webb at his offices In this
city.
MY instructions from the governor dc
not leave me any option in the matter,
he concluded.
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Bowling Green Reached

Bowling Green, KY. June 15.-The cars
remained here 40 minutes except the
pilots who passed through without stop.
ping. There was no accident on the run
from Louisville and the tourists report
ideal weather conditions.
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Ell Paso Wants Fight

Ell Paso, Tex, June ia telegram
was sent tonight to Tex Rickard and
Jack Gleason by prominent business
men here proposing that the big fight
be held in the bull ring at Juarez. which
will seat 10000.
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Brooklyn Defeats Chicago

Brooklyn, June 15.-Brooklyn and Chi
cago had thinning tusse today, the
home team winning, to .. 1t was the
keenest contested game seen here this
season, and when Barger brought home
the winning run with a long double the
crowd jumped into the field and carried
the pitcher to the clubhouse. Score:
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and the state of California will lose the
greatest opportunity of a lifetime.
II am prepared to shift the scene. of
battle at a moments notice, and my plans
In this respect will be made public as
soon as a conference between all directly
interested is held
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Birmingham has developed
Culpepper Exum and made him
what he is. AS Mayor he would
loyalty help make Birmingham
greater and better.
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Thompson on

Memphis, Tenn, June 15-Catcher
Thompson of the local team who was sold
to the Omaha club of the Western league,
left last night for that city. Manager
Babb secured Thompson from the Dem
yer club.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Milwaukee,: Minneapolis 9, Mil
waukee 0.
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sox Win Long Game

Chicago, June 15.-Chicago defeated
Philadelphia to in hard-fought H.
inning game today. The winning run
was scored on base on balls to Purtell.
sacrifice hits by McMillen and Payne and
Walsh's single. Blackburne was put out
of the game by Dineen for dsputing a
decision in the fourteenth. Seider had
FIVE errors, all of them grounders.
Score: R.H.E.
Chicago ...... .020 010 900 900 01-4 9 6
Philadelphia 200 001 100 900 O0-3 2
Batteries: Walsh and Payne; Plank,
Morgan and Lapp. Time. 2:55. Umpires,
Dineen and Connolly.
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What Rickard Says

San Francisco June 15--After attending
conference late today with Attorney
General Webb, Tex Richard said that no
action for the removal Of the fight would
be taken until Webb hands down a de-
cison as to the legality of holding the
match here. Webb, Richard said, prom
ised the opinion in two days.
Richard was plainly nettled at the I'M
expected turn of events and the eleventh
hour pronouncement of the governor, as
he termed 1t, was a most unpalatable
morsel
Il am sick and tired of all of this fool
ing" he added, 'and I am willing to throw
up the sponge SO far as bringing tho
match in the state of California is con-
cerned. l have already expended 81, 900,
all of which will be a dead loss.
why Governor Gillett should wait until
this late day to declare he would stop
the fight, particularly In view of his ac-
credited statements In the past that under
no circumstances would he interfere, is
Uncomfortable. Already excursion parties
have left different parts of the world and
are en- route hither. 1t was only yester-
day that received an order from Canada
requesting that 1000 seats be reserved.
II do not know what caused the gov
ernors sudden change OF mind, but |
presume the pressure brought upon him
by the many church declarations has had
it's effect.
"A mass meeting of 100 prominent bus
mess men of this city will be called to-
morrow fer the purpose Of having the
governor rescind his order, but doubt II
any good Will come of it.
"One thing is certain, San Francisco
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Batteries: Karger and Corrigan; Mullin
and stanage Time, 1859. Umpires, Egan
and Evans.
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Pirates Drop Another

New York, June 15.-New York out
played Pittsburg today and won the first
game of the series, to l. Captain Doyle
of New York and Manager Clark of Pitts
burg were put out of the game by UNI
pire Rigler for disputing decisions. Score:
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Boston Was Lucky

Boston, June 15.-Herzog made a great
one-hand stop in the sixth inning today
and enabled Boston to shut out st. Louis,
to 0. Higgins was on second when
Bresnahan smashed one over third base
but Herzog leaped over in the direc-
ton. took the ball with one hand and then
ran down Higgins. Mattern kept the
hits of the visitors scattered. Score:
R.H. e.
Boston .................. 100 900 O1*-2 Z l
st. Louis ............... 900 900 600 8 /
Batteries: Mattern and Graham; Har-
mon, Willis and Phelps Time, 1:55. Um-
pires Day and Brennan.
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Our $3.50 suit Offering is in
deed a rare opportunity to get
truly wonderful bargains. See
us. Varley & Bauman Clio. Go.
1910 Sd Avenue.
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summary. InnIngs pItCneu, Juur .,
Smith 4. Three-base hits. Whiteman. Two
base hits, Whiteman. Hits off JUL 4,
Smith 4, Manuel 8. Wild pitch. Manuel.
Base on balls, JUL 2. Manuel l, Smith q.
Struck out, Manuel 2, Smith O. Left on
bases, Montgomery Z, Mobile A. Sacrifice
hits, Swacina 2. Stolen bases, Berger,
Phillips. Time, 1:35. Umpire Pfenninger
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Batteries: Cole and Archer; Barger Err
win and Bergen. Time, 2:39. Umpires,
tombstone and Moran.
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Batteries Leifield and Gibson; Mathew
son and Myers. Time, 40 Umpires,
Rigler and Emsie
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Ford wins own Game

Cleveland, June 15.-New York defeated
Cleveland 8 to 0 today. Ford practical
ly won his own game with three-base
hit in the third. Graney was put out of
the game for protesting called strike.
Score: R.H. E..
Cleveland ............... 200 600 O00-O ]
New York ............. .Ool 600 lob l
Batteries: Young and Easterly: Ford
and Sweeney. Time. $50. Umpires, Per-
rine and O'Loughlin.
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Cermania picnic all dav tC

day.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Hattiesburg: 'Hattiesburg s, Yazoo
City s.