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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12

Seven raids on blind tigers were made yesterday through the direction Of Sheriff McAdory and according to the estimate of the deputies who con ducted the operations at least four wagon loads of liquor were seized and confscated Most of it was from the St Nicholas hotel.
 The deputies swooped down on the alleged prohibition violators yesterday afternoon about o'clock and before nightfall had cleaned out places at the St. Nicholas hotel. the Morris hotel, the Gayety. J. ". Wolf's place on Nineteenth street between Second and Third avenues; Philip Heck's place, be- tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets on Third avenue: c. c. Smiths place on Seventeenth street and Ar thur Hertz's place at 40 North Twen- tieth street.
 The greater part of the liquor was secured at the St. Nicholas hotel wh ere, according to the deputies. an open sa- ioon was found in operation At least 20 men were in the place at the time of the raid and most of them beat hasty retreat when the officers ap- peared on the scene. About two wagon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12

SHAW. The Undertaken. Phones .
 GREEN Undertaking Co. Phones 100z LICE JOY. Undertaken. Phones "a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12
Examination of Teachers

Montgomery. April 1.-(SpeciaI.) state examinations for teachers will be- gin one/weelS from yesterday. Papers for these examinations have been sent out to all the county superintendents oe education In the state, together with all necessary instructions regarding the subjects to be first examined on and other information of value to the ex- aminers. It is understood that there will be several hundred applicants for teachers certificates at the next state examinations, and the educational dc !. partment is preparing for busy period in grading the various papers that win be sent in from the several counties in tho state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12
.O'NEAL PAROLES
 TIGER V|OLAT0RS

Selma April u-(SpeciaL) )-Georse. Campbell and Sam McFoliard, two of the white men who were sentenced by Judge B. M. Miller of the circuit court of Dallas county two weeks ago to work out terms on the public roads of the county for violating the state prohi- bition laws were returned to their homes here this afternoon. For some days past friends of the two men have been try ing to get Governor O'Neal to parole them, which he did this morning. As soon as the information was received here that the two men had been paroled an automobile was sent to the convict camp, seven miles across the river from Selma, for them and they were returned to their homes.
 George Campbell was paroled on &C., count of his age, he being about 70 years old. Sam McFolliard was paroled on ac count of Ill health.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12

Alabama. To ratify, confirm and legalize all acts and orders of the court of coun- ty commissioners of Wilcox county in the payment of road overseers appoint ed under the official road law of said county, approved July 25, 1907.
 The house then adjourned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12
PERSONALS

R. M. Mccormack, field manager for the shannon Gas syndicate in Texas. Is in Birmingham en route to the east for aNvacation. He is very much in- tercstedS in the drilling for oil and gas now beifg undertaken near Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12
CirIs' .Collexe Quarentined

New York. April 11.-The board Of health took possession today of Brock Hall, Barnard college, where scarlet fever has broken out. and placed un- der quarantine nearly 100 girl stu dents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12
Don't Hurry

Eat your breakfast and take Sea- board, 8:30 a. m. train for all points east. No finer equipment extant.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
TO-DAY'S LINEUP.

An interesting game is looked forward
line up for the second game OF the inter-
high school championship series, at the
Capital City League Park
1t is probable that Business chances
will be considerably diminished by the
absence of their star twirler, BurIey.
who has recently been taken i'll and will
he unable to twirl. Burley was the big
hope at Business. and without him in the
game, CentraTs expectations of winning
have been increased TO a considerable
extent. This unexpected incident that
has happened has caused the followers
of high school baseball to pick Central
to win.
The main strength of the Central team
lies in Boetler, who is known 10 he one
Of the best among high school pitchers,
and Mccarthy. the heavy-hitting in
fielder, who covered the initial corner
for the Stenographers last spring. There
will no doubt be great rivalry between
Little Mac" and his former teammate.
Capt. Dodge. who is up TO all tricks of
the game.
At meeting held yesterday by the
faculty advisors OF the high schools II
was decided that the remainder of the
games would be played at Capital City
League Park, located at North Capitol
and l. streets. At first il was, agreed
that in order to arrange the games with
out conflicting with the dates of the
Washington club, double-headers would
be necessary. but NOW that they have
secured A new field the series will be
completed by playing one game every
Tuesday and Friday
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
BROWNS ARE SWAMPED.
White SoN Get Seventeen Hits on
st. Louis TyirIers

Chicago. April 27.-The Boston massa-
ere could never have been worse than
what happened to the Browns in their
first appearance here against the White
SoX to-day. The Sox won ny the biggest
score of the major league. getting four
teen runs and seventeen hits, five of
which were for extra bases. The Browns
could accumulate but four off Ed Walsh
and Jesse Baker. the local hUrlers.
Jack Powell started off for the Browns.
but the SOX got to him in the third for
six runs and as many hits. Ping Bo-
die, the muCh-touted home-run swatter
from the Pacific Coast League, lived up
to his reputation hy garnering four safe
drives, one of which was good for two
sacks and another for three. His double
in the third, with the base full started
the Browns on the downward path. Scat
terins hits by TannehilI and Collins put
the game on ice. Pfeffer succeeded Pow
ell in the fourth. The Sox kept up a
continual bombardment and before three
more innings had put five more runs
across the nan Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
AGGIES BLANKED
BY WEST VIRGINIA
Nass Lets Down College Park
Boys with One Hit.
.pecisI to Tie washirg1nn HeraIt.

Special to The Washington Herald.
College, Park, Md, April 27.-The
Maryland Agricultural College was
helpless here to-day before the pitching
of Red Vass. star hurler of the West
Virginia University team, and went
down to defeat. TO o.
1t was pure luck that Nass has not a
no-hit game to his credit, J. Lednum,
in the fifth session. reaching first on an
infield tap that was just out of reach.
This was the only thing that even
looked like a hit for the home boys.
West Virginia started the racket in
the first period. Mcclure waited out
went TO third on Riddles out, and came
home when Wyatt bunted along the
first base line.
Hoffcker held them safe until the
fifth, when he passed Lively, who scored
when Bachman hit to center for three
sacks, and who also scored when Vass
bunted to the pitcher.
The visitors put another over in the
seventh. Lively hit to center for base
and when Shipley threw into center
field TO tcatch him stealing, went to
third. Vass again bunted to the pitch
er, who was again slow in returning
the ball. allowing Lively TO cross the
pan.
The only time the locals came near
to scoring was in the fifth session.
Reubert was passed and went to second
on an error of Bachman, and when
Vass took in r. LednUm's foul fly, tried
to take third. but was doubled up on
the play. Hutchinson was accidentally
spiked in this play. This inning and
hn rin xx-ha md I'm
only innings the locals had men on
bases Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
LINK AND PERELLI MATCHED.
VIII wrestle To-nisht At the Gayety
Theater.

John Perelli, who was matched to meet
Shad Link on Wednesday night Wi pos
itively meet him tonight at e<Gayety
Theater in a finish match. best two out
OF three falls. and no time limit set
The reason of his nonappearanee on
Wednesday night was that he got his
time Of meeting Link mixed ana sup
posed 1t to be Friday night instead OF
Wednesday as advertised, but he wires,
that he is in the best Of condition and
win be In Washington some time this
morning and u confident Of winning.
Link Is also in the best Of condition
with John Paul feels tha& be has = very
good chance with Puroui@ !.
-The match Wtzf ~ refereed ~ u Vo1l-|
known speFtnaA laf oscn.els z (
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
NATIONALS LOSE THIRD
GAME OF THE SERIES
Worlds Champions Bat McAleer's Pitchers Hard-Wid
Conr0y in the Game-FinaI Score, 9 to g.

batted down McInnis hot grounder with
enc hand, but made a two-base wild
throw to first.
If Mc1nnis had allowed Lord to take
Milan's fly to short left in the third, Cum
ningham would probably not have at
tempted to score from third.
Collins took too many chances with
Otey in the third, and after making a
c!ean single was caught mapping off first
by the Washington southpaw and was
easily run down.
Miian's fielding in the series here has
heen sensational He made two pretty
catches to-day, and almost speared
Murphy's double in the seventh, but fell
just as he got up to the ball.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28

H. B. Leary, jr., is the latest to nomi-
nate a car for the run, having entered
a Hudson roadster. The fact that the
run is to be in and out of the city every
day, thereby ,centering all of the inter-
est locally. is what appealed 20 me most
strongly in nominating a car for the
event." said Mr.. Leary.
The Barnard Motor Company has sold
standardization SO torpedo to G. P.
Mead. and a standardization .'e0'' road
ster to DR.. d. G. Lewis.
Lee Beeler, of the Searchlight Gas Com
pany, is in the city for a few days.
Miller Bros Auto and Supply Com
pany yesterday received six carloads OF
Fords, which is one of .the largest indi-
viduai shipments that has ever been re-
ceived in this city.
The warm weather of the last few days
has been an Incentive to local motorists
to start on country jaunts. The first to
start on a tour of any length is Mrs.
William E. Spier. who has left in her
Pullman for Glen Falls, n. Y.
This week of good weather, the first
of the spring, has certainly been boom
to the trade in this city," SAYS r. II.
Martin. in charge of the retail Sales de-
part of the Buick Motor Company "Ev-
cry prospect We have ever had seems to
have come to lie during the last few
days
Charles Brown. who is connected with
the automobile supply department of the
Electrical Supply Company. pre-
diets that this year will see more tour
ing, especially among the small car own
ers, than ever before. He bases his
claim on the number of orderS, he has
booked this week for speedometers and
other accessories which are many times
not found on the little machines.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
GREENS DEFEAT ENGLISH TEAM,
Harry Payne whitney Plays Bril-.
liant Game for Americana

Lakewood, n. ]. April 27.-With Capt
H.. II. Wilson, one of the sextet of
British players here for the information
al polo matches in their lineup, the
the Greens. or low-goal men, defeated
the challenging English four by a score
of 112i goals to ). The American cham
pions, the Meadowbrooks, then defeated a
team of low-goaI men to 5.
The work of Joshua Crane and Capt
Wilson was the outstanding feature of
the first game. Harry Payne Whitney
was the star of the second contest He
has fully recovered from his sprained
wrist, and is playing in brilliant form.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
MARTIN ELECTED CAPTAIN.
VIII Lead Georgetown Basket-baII
Quint Next Season.

John Martin, of New Britain, Conn,
was last night elected to the ~captaincy
OF the Georgetown basketball team. Dur
ing the two years he has been on the
varsity he has played a strong and con-
sistent game. and was the logical candi-
date for the honor bestowed on him.
Before coming to Georgetown, Martin
played on the fastest five Niagara Uni
Nersity ever had, and while with the
Blue. and Gray he has maintained his
reputation.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
LOCAL H0RSEMEN ENTER.
Twenty-Five to Take Part in Big
Show Parade.

The Drivers aid Riders Association will
meet again at o'clock this evening at
the st. James Hotee to take further
action in regard to the invitation of Maj.
Allen to take part in body in the
parade to be given at the opening day of
the horse show.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, former president
Of the Drivers and Riders Association.
will probably lead the parade of the as
sociation at the horse show May 4. All
members of the Drivers and Riders As
sociation are expected to be present at
the meeting to be held at the st. James
this evening, and all District horsemen
not members of the association are spe-
cially invited to attend.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
TIGERS CAPTURE
GAME ON ERRORS
Gregg Pitched Great Game
and Deserved to Win.

Cleveland, Ohio, April 27.-The Tigers
pulled a game right from under the
noses of McGuire's Maps this afternoon,
the score being to 5.
1t was as unique an exhibition of base
ball as ever was played. The Tigers just
fed on Nap errors and piled up the runs
Only one of the six was earned. Two
of the Maps were of that variety. Nc
Cures men played crude baseball. Gregg
was entitled to win. He pitched a
grand game. Mullin kept the hits well
scattered The Srore-
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
Peter.bArg Takes Fast Game.

Lynchburg. Va. April H.-Pitcher Car
ter got fhis first trial to-day and he
pitched well until the sixth. when Peters
burg won. to 4 In the fifth errors by
Carter Howedeli. and Keating gave the
visitors two runs without hit. and in
the sixth . single. double, triple. and q
makers were unable to hit in the pinches
Score:
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Iasf56eiI s. ........-.. eese93ost-s I
hltef s-Cssser. brpels, sna fnef3: Hamilton,
IT, Hesnaesss snd ,6asl unpirss-
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
YANKEES TRIM RED sOX.
Ford and Hall Hook Up in Pitchers
Battle.

Boston, April 2I-The Yankees trimmed
the Red.Sox this afternoon in what was
by far the best exhibition of the pastime
seen here this season. The score was
to 3. After the second inning the COM
bat was mound battle between Ford and
Hall. and until the Yankees put the
winner over in the eighth there was not
the least semblance of score. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28

RElns-L0rd 81. Parent. Mcintyre. DouGherty t2l,
Bodie 81. TanneniIl. Collins Walsh e. LapOrte.
Clarke Newram, and Shctten. Hits-Of Powell.
in innings; of Pfeer. 10 in innings; Cf Walsh.
6 in innings; off Baker, in . innings Left
Powell, l. off Pfefer, 4: of Walsh, l: of Baker 4.
Struck oaIt-By Walsh. 3; by Baker,: by Pleer. l.
TwO-base hits-Bodie. Tannehill Shottcn Schweitser
ThTee-base hts-Lapurte. Lord ~. Bodie Sacrifice
hits-Parert, Tannehill. Stolen bases-Collns Lord.
Bodie. Passed ball-Clarks. Double plays-ColIius
Tannehill to Collins: Shotten to Wallace to La
IUTte; Tannehill 10 Collins; Wallace to Laporte 70
Newman. UmliTes-Perrine ard Sheridan. Time of
game-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
REDS TAKE LAST.
Trim Chicago Cubs i'm Fast Game,
4 to =

Cincinnati, Ohio. April 27.-The Reds
took the last game of the series with
the Cubs, to 2. All of the runs were
made in the second inning. The Cubs
felt safe with their lead in the first
half of the round, but Pfiester went to
pieces and lost the battle. The Cubs
hit Gaspar terrifically from start to
finish, but it was only in the first two
innings that their drives were going
safe Score: .-F.l
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Brooklyn, N Y, April 1.-THE Dodgers
lost to the Phillies again to-day, to 3.
Beebe was in great form, and would
have scored a shut-out but for two slip
ups on his own part.
In the fifth inning he started a run
for the Dodgers with a wild pitch, and
in the sixth his two consecutive bases
On balls gave them another. The Phil
les hit Rucker regularly and opportune-
ly. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28

Runs-CIark, TenpCy. HerzoS. Sweeney. Butler.
DeyOre. Doyle. SnodgrasS. Murray e. Merke. Bird
we'll. Deviin ~. Meyers, Wilson. CandalI. First
hsse nn crors-BoStOn, 2; New York, l. Two-base
hits-HerHg SnodTass, DevOTe. Wilson. Becker.
Thrce-hazc hitS-Devlin. Home rIn-Nlerklc. stolen
bases-Munay. Myars. Devlin I2l Crandan Becker.
Left bases-BostOn. Z: New York 1. Double
play-BIidUe and Merkle. Bases Gn balls-Of
Out-By MarQuard, | by Crlndall q by Parsons, 2
Hit by pitcher-By Parsons. !: by Crandall. !.
Hits-Of Maruuard. in 2 innings; eff Gran
dali in innings; of Brown. in nnirgs;
off Parsons in innings. Umrires,Messrs. KLEIN
and Doyle. Time of game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28

NBatted Ter Smith N Hecond- : y =
fBafied for Carrisan in ninth.
;Battcd for Hall in ninth. -
New York...................I 2oobb o.
Rcston. rs 90 90 0 e-3
Jams, Yekes. carriezn. Threebaser hit-Cree
Home run-Johnson saurifc- hifs-Daniels CO.
Chase johnson Stolen ss-S3eaker "a, Gard
ner Hooper. Double paays-Hooper Ito Gardner to
Yerkes; Daniels to knight. Left on bases-New
York. 5: Boston, 9. Bases m balls-Of Smith. I:
of Hail. A. of Ford. g STRUCK cas-Bs Hall. s.
hy Ford. 6. Hit by pitched ball@By Hall 4
Passed bsll-Swesney. Umpircs-- Aessrss Evans and
Esan. Time Of same-2 hours. Atsspdance-lz0
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
GIANTS TAKE LOOSE GAME.
Trounce Boston Doves in Slow Com
test. IL to 3.

New York. April 1.-THE Giants gave
the Doves an old-fashioned thrashing on
the Hilltop this afternoon. beating them
l: 10 ., in a contest that was even more
One-sided than the count indicates. Mar
guard was benched in favor of CrandalI
in the third and it was all New York
the rest of the way. Boston's best stand
was made in the second, when they
counted three on bases on balls, an er-
rOr and three hits Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
CHANCE DOING WELL.
Cubs Leader Will BE Back In Game
Next Week.

Cincinnati. Ohio. April 27.-Manager
Frank Chance, of the Chicago Cubs. will
be back on first base within a week, ac-
cording to experts who have examined
his injuries sustained yesterday while
sliding to the home plate. The tape with
which the ankle was bound yesterday
was removed to-day and an ice pack SUBJ
stituted The iligamentS are badly strain
ed. The loss of the big leader will be a
severe blow to the Cubs.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
"Batted for Walker in the eighth.

"Batted Tor Walker IN the eighth.
Washingtor........ l 0 0 1-6
Athletics. ........... 0 Q X-9
Left on baseS-Athletics, 4; Washington
10 First base on erTOrS-AthleticS, 3;
Washington. >. Two-base hits-Oldring
Murphy, Lelivelt. Elberfeld. Three-base
hits-Cunningham, Baker, Davis. Sacri-
Sacrifice hy-Milan. Double plays-Dsvis
to McInnis: Baker to Collins to Derrick
Hits made-Off Morgan, 6 in innings:
off krause, in . innings; off Otey, 10 in
1-3 innings: off Walker, in % inning;
off Gray, none in ! inning. Struck out
BY Morgan. ;: by Krause. /; by Otey, .
Bases on balls-Of Morgan, 6; off Otey,
>. Hit by pitcher-By Morgan fConroyg
Cmpres-Messrs. Connolly and Mullin
Time of game hours and minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28

hlIIF-NnhTe IT. I'askert, LllNef1ls TOnIeN. ''1'
sol, Two-baso hits-Dauber. BoOlan. Three-hase
hit-knabs. Sacrifice hits-LObert, RucSeT Dan
bert. DOrlan. and LudeHls. Left on hasss-Phila-
delphia, 5: Brooklyn. 1. Bases balls-Of Beebc
4; of RUcNeT. ). Struck out-By Ecebe. >: by
Ruckcr. .. Hit by pitched hall-By Bcebc, Wheat.
Wild ritcnsS-Beebe, Ruckcr. Umpires-Messrs.
JOhnstOne and EasOn.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28

Ruus-ATcClure Lively ~, Bachman. Three-base
hit-Bachman. Stolen bases-McClure, Wyatt %,
Lively ~. Bachman. Vass Base balls-Of
yass. I:.of Hoffeker 3. Struck out-By vass Z; by
Hofeker 6. Hit by pitclier-AIudd Double plays
Vass 10 Hutchinson: Hofeker to Mudd; Hoffeker TO
r. Lednum. Left bases-N. A. c.. 2; W. Va.
T.. l. Umpire-Nr. Connor. Time Of game-l hour
and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28

Runs-Eycrs, Killing, Bescher, Mitchell. Grant,
Gaspar. Left on bases-ChicagU II; Cincinnati ;.
Two-base hit-Bescher. Three-base hits-Klng
Sheckard. Sacrifice hits-Egan, Clarke Double
play-ZimmeIman to ETtrs 10 Archer. Stolen bases
-kaiser, Bates. Struck out-By Gaspar, Archer;
by Phester. Bates. Clarke. Gaspar Bases on balls
of Pfester, 4; of Gaspar. 4. Hit by pitched ball
Hoblitzel. Umpires-Messrs. ODay and Brennan.
Time Of eame-2 hours and Is minutes. Attend
ance-3 Ocn -. -
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
EVANS TAKES MATCH.
Defeats Lawder af Lambs Club Last
Night by 100 to d.

In a very interesting match at the
Lambs Club, 30I Ninth street northwest
Evans defeated Lawder last night, 100
to 92. The game was well-played, and
not until the last ball was run, did the
spectators lose interest.
An exciting match is looked forward
to tonight, when Johnson and Engle
meet.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
TECH LOSES GAME.
Cardinal A. c. Downs High School
Team. to 3.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Alexandria, Va, April 27.-By a score
of to 5. the Cardinal baseball team
this afternoon defeated the Technical
High School team of Washington, at the
Alexandria Baseball Park.
The featuresaof the game were the bat
ting of 'Snowden, Patterson, and Scriy-
ener for the Cardinals and the work of
Lynch in the center field for Tech. Score;
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Washington, kept the crowd of 1000
guessing again to-day. but could not go
the distance.
Walter Johnson will very likely try to
win one out of the four games with the
Athletics tomorrow afternoon. Either
Plank or Coombs will oppose him.
Harry Davis is throwing as good as at
any time in his career. He shoots the
hall across the diamond like a bullet.
Davis is also beginning to find his bat
ting eye.
Manager McAleer shifted his batting
order again to-day, but the change did
rot help, so far as results are concerned
Lelivelt looks too good to be kept out
CT the lineup.
In the first inning, with a man on Sec
ond and first, Elberfeld popped fly to
Davis Lelivelt ran all the way to second
ard then engaged in race back to first
with McInnis and Collins McInnis heat
Lelivelt to the bag and got DAVIS throw
for put-out.
Elberfeld played good game at third.
despits his two errors. In the second he
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
AMERICAS AssocIArIox.

AT Milwaukee -Milxaukes. s; cclimhus. Q.
Al Minneapolis 1Iinneapolis, II; Toledo. q
At st. Psui-st. Paul. 3: IAdhnap0ik. 4
At Kanzss Qty-Kanas Q6s s: LoulDs1lRa =
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28

Run stEall. Olsen. birmingham Jones' Cobb
q. l'slehanty Mrfarty e.. Two-base hits-Graney
Cobb. Olssn Home T!n-Cubh Sacrifice hit
Gain"r. slcifuc iy-Mcriar,y. Stolen hase--
Jones. First base on balls-OT Gregg ,: of Niullin
, First hase 81 CrrCr--DctroIt. !. Left on iqs.s-
Cleveland. 70; Detroit. ) Strurk out-By Gregg 1;
hy MUIin, :. boubls Ilay>Ol-cn 10 St0yau Wild
rltci-;irgs. UmTiT'S-Nessrs. Dineen and
. LOUEhlin. AttCrGancC-69S 9Si
The Washington herald., 1911-04-28
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Afs BocSest<- -Rochester. s: Newark, 5; n g
- Noae1ode Noo1zsa1, ;: ProvtdUa 81
{ - nu1h1 u1ai4 4; Da1tinnsa