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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
MARCH 10TH
IS THE DATE
Special Dairy Train Over the Illinois
Central Will be in Web
ster City on That
Day.
WILL BRING BIG CROWDS
Especially Interesting for Women
and Children Here Saturday
Afternoon.
WILL BRING BIG CROWDS

Considerable interest will attend
the coming of the Illinois Central
dairy train to Webster City on Sat
urday afternoon, March 18th. The
train this year 1t is promised will be
a great improvement over trains
run in the past and will attract hun
dreds of people If the roads are fair
~ passable.
The train will arrive in this city
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon and re-
main until 2 o'clock.
Special arrangements have been
made this year by Hugh G. Van
Pen, state dairy expert, who will be
in charge of the train to have ex-
hibits especially interesting to the
women and children. For this pur-
pose especially equipped coaches are
being carried which will contain ex-
hibits of interest to them.
The entire train will have many
features Of educational value to Wis
itors and the general public is ask,
ed, OF course, to visit the train.
The object OF the project is to ed
ucate people to more scientific and
sanitary handling OF dairy products
Special stress Is being laid this
year by Mr.. Van Pelt on the desire
to have school teachers and theil
pupils feel they have a special invi
tation to come to the exhibit. ss
All along the. route the train vii
cover. great plans are being made
for dairy special day. Hundreds O
farmers and their families from al
directions are being informed OF th'
particular interest there Is for then
in the visit Of the dairy special
Great crowds are expected every
where and can undoubtedly be antic
ipated here because the train vii
come in on Saturday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
Infected Finger.

r. II. Sheldon is having consider
able trouble with the first finger of
his right hand. About week ago
while fixing an electric light socket
he ran wire into the finger but
didn't think the injury serious. Lat
er in some way the wound became
infected, inflammation set in and 1t
had to be lanced. Though still quite
painful, Mr.. Sheldon thinks the in
Jury will heal all right in due time.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
A Bad Fall.

Mrs. Louis Barr, wife OF one OF
the prominent farmers who resides
south Of the city, sustained badly
sprained ankle Thursday evening.
While walking on the porch at her
home she slipped on some Ice with
the above result. A physician was
called and she is resting easily. al
though the injury will confine hel
to her home for some time.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
CONTRACT LET
FOR FACTORY
w. J. Zitteren Gets the Job Of Erect
ing the Buildings for the
National Sewer Pipe
Company.
TO COMMENCE APRIL FIRST.
Quarter of a Million of Dollars to be
Invested in the I'm a
provement.

The National Sewer Pipe Com
pany Saturday let the contract for
the construction of their new sewer
pipe and clay products plant to w.
J. Zitterell, the we'll known local
contractor. The contract provides
that active building operations
shall begin by April first, at which
time ground will be broken and the
work rushed to completion by a
large force Of men. Geo. E. Lowrie
of Lehigh, who has had much exper-
ience in the clay products business
has been engaged as general super.
intendent of the factory and will
move to this city about March 18th
and devote his entire attention tc
the construction Of the plant.
L. E. Crowter has been appointed
president of the company and viii
take an active part in looking after
the interests of the concern. b. P
Prince will act as one of the direct
ors instead of ]. l.. Kamrar, who die
not desire to be one of, the active
managers OF the company.
The factory will be located on the
Goodrich land just west of the city
between the rights OF way OF thu
Crooked Creek and Illinois Centra
railroads. There will be approx
mately apquarter Of a million OF dol
lars invested In the improvement
and when completed 1t will be on
of the largest and best plants OF th'
kind anywhere in the United States
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
VIII Daniels for Recorder.

Will r. Daniels OF this city is
considering the advisability OF en-
tering the list Of candidates for
county recorder. Will was born and
reared In Hamilton county and grad
uated from the Webster City high
schools. That he is we'll qualified
for the position there can be no
doubt and IL he concludes to shy his
castor into the ring will prove a
strong candidate at the primaries.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
Badly Sprained Foot.

Miss Vernice Bishop, bookkeeper
in the Journal office had the mis-
fortune to slip on the sidewalk Sat-
urday morning and sustained bad
ly sprained foot. At the time Miss
Bishop did not notice any pain and
continued with her work until
night. However, Sunday morning
the member was swollen considerab.
ly and physician was summoned
The foot is sprained and the liga.
ments torn, making very painful
injury
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
A. 0. u. ". GRAND
LODGE MEETING
special Session in Des Moines March
14-Of Interest to Local
Members.

The Grand Lodge Of the Ancient
order OF United Workmen OF the
state OF Iowa will meet In special
session in Des Moines In the con-
yention hall of the Savery Hotel,
Thursday, March 14th. A special
fssture will be banquet given the
lodge delegates and their wives by
the four local A. o. U. w. lodges OF
Do Moines and the Des Moines Com
nercial Club. The banquet will be
held in the dining hall Of the First
Il e. church on Wednesday even
ing, March 18th, at 6:15 o'clock.
This will be followed by a special
entertainment prepared for the occa-
sion. The special session OF the
Grand Lodge will convene at 8
o'clock on the following morning,
continuing three or more days. Each
lodge in the state will be represent
ed by one or more delegates, accord
ing to membership, and an invita-
tion has been extended to the
delegates to be accompanied by
their wives to attend the banquet
and special entertainment.
A number of matters Of legislation
Of special interest will come up be
fore the Grand Lodge meeting. Most
important among these will be the
proposition to change the age limi'
from As to 55 years and the PROPOSE
tion to admit women into the order
also the admitting of social mem
bers.
w. n. Barr Is the delegate from
Webster City, and he will probabl!
attend the meeting.
n. B. Severson. formerly o
Jewell. is now On duty as pharmacies
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
Little One is Dead.

Leonard Erickson. the Ave months
old son of Peter Erickson. died Fri
day afternoon at the Carl Fielder
home in Cass township. The cause
OF death was spasms. The mother
died at the time OF the little ones
birth and he was adopted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fielder. Leonard Alfred Erick.
son was born in Cass township Sep
tember 5, 1911.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
MRS. ]. c. SMITH
HAS BAD FALL ON ICE
Bone in Ankle Probably Fractured
and the Ligaments are Also
Badly Torn.

Mrs. J. C. Smith fell on the ice
near her home on Prospect street
Saturday morning as she was re-
turning from one Of her neighbor's s
and sustained bad injury to her
ankle and limb. The ligaments were
badly torn and one of the small
bones of the ankle probably broken.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

ed his first basket Of the season;
but this does not mean that his play
ing has not been up with the other
members of the team. In other
games he has not tried for baskets.
being placed as standing guard, with
no chance at goals. He made three
goals in the last half, two of them
being from hard angles. In the frst
ten minutes of the second half, the
Eagle Grove bunch managed to make
four baskets. After that time they
did not register, the locals giving
them no chance, playing them COM
pletely of their feet. Mckee made
but four goals in the last half, Berg
gren doing most Of the basket shoot
ing. He placed the ball eight times
safely between the rims.
In Saturday nights game some OF
the most difficult plays that have
been pulled off this season BY the
home squad were made. The team
work OF the home bunch out-classed
that of their opponents. When there
was but i've minutes play remain
ing. the score stood 80 to Is. The
finish was in a whirlwind fashion
with the men working so hard that
1t was, difficult to stop them when
the timekeeper's whistle blew.
The close OF the 1s11-12 basket
ball season for the local school
marks the end OF the fastest team
that has ever been organized here.
Three of the men in the squad grad
uate this year. They are Mckee,
Berggren and Dodge. The other two
members, France and Meller. have
one year apiece in school and win
probably be seen next year in togs
One of the remarkable games
played by the home squad this year
was the defeat of the Emmettsburg
team last Friday evening at En-
mettsburg. This team are among
the fast ones and though beaten in
other cities they received their flrut
drubing on their home floor at the
hands of the locals. It IS also the
first time this has happened in the
past two seasons. Although the
team this year did not get a place
in the first four" the cause may be
laid to their hard luck. During some
Of the time three Of the men were
out and at other times two Of them
were on the bench from injuries.
Coach Meyer deserves his share Of
the credit for the excellent showing
made by his understudies. He Is un-
doubtedly the best trainer the local
schools have had for some time.
During former seasons the locals
have been matched with but third
and fourth class teams, while this
season they have had to work
against squads in the first rank. FL
nancially the athletic society are
still behind, are reported to be about
$3S In debt. Considering the class
of basket ball put up during the sea-
son just closed, this Is not as II
should be.
The lineup Saturday night fol
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

Mrs. w. A. Merritt was taken
home from the hospital yesterday,
having very nearly recovered from
her late sickness. She is able to take
solid nourishment now, and with
good care, will probably get along
splendidly.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
Purchase new Cars.

L. A. McMurray has purchased a
new forty-eight horsepower Stod-
dard-Dayton automobile of the Han
son G Tyler Auto Company, and J..
w. Hittle has bought a new thirty
horsepower Overland from the same
company.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

Clerk Sterling has just issued q
license to wed to BENJAMIN Harwood
HELEN and Eva Belle Shaffer, both
Of Williams.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

J. L. Trott is moving his house
hold goods from 1112 Water street.
to rooms on Seneca street.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
Seyerson,

n. b. SeVerSou, formerly Oh
Jewell. is now On duty as pharmacist
In the Ruegnitz drug store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
Cincinnati.


'Nnn Tor NrInnn IN clehtN
fnntfea fnr RMckor In rtchtk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
PRELIMINARY HEATS
IN l,5OO METRES RACE
FURNISH GOOD SPORT
Seven American, One-Half of Number of Run
Mrs Who viii ompete, Qualify for Finals.
Swedish Papers Praise Team From
United States
United States.

We're contested Sunday. Tho intcrna-
tlonal jury decided this morning that
an extra neat, consisting OF the three
Americans. Duke kahanamoku. ken
neth hu1zasn. Chicago !. a, and
Perry McGilYray, Illinois y. O, and
M4ssa. Of Italy. should be swirl, and II
they beat the arbitrary standard Ss
one minute six and one-fifth seconds
ne first TWO men should qualify for
the finals.
The Hawaiian. Kahanamoku. was
easily irst. in l minute Z 20 seconds,
which equals the worlds record
which he made In winning his trial
neat tie led all tho way. huzzagh
oeat MeGilvray ~ few zee, and
qualified FOR the final
The great interest in the meeting
tomorrow centres in the 2o0-metres
Dash. when the American sprinters
VIII meet the nope OF the Englishmen.
-Appl-gartE.
Harry j. Hebner. the American swim :
mer. won the nrst heat, or the 100
metres, baokstroke. IN minute and p
seconds, the fastest time IN any OF
the heats
The swedish papers all paid edit
,orial tributes 10 the American team
this morning. one saying The records
made hero silence all doubt about tho
records created in the United Statcn.
These men nil live up 10 thcir rcputa-
ton"
Another paper tols.nsly says: The
American team is almost trust-ws
believe America IS whore tho trusts
come from"
There was almost disaster aboard
the Finland this morning when the
members or the American team found
that they had no laundry. lhcre is
not one clean shirt in the entirc crowd
Things became panicky when Il was
learned TINT Commissioned sullivan
had an engagement 10 dine with tho
Crown Prince this evening AZ tho royal
palace, \ committee was appointed,
consisting or Ralph Rose, to lend
weight and judicial learning. Pat Nc
Donald and Matt McGrath for tho rea-
son that the New York police generally
get what they want. 10 call on the
washlady aud demand clothes for to-
night. 4 sufficient supply came aboard
10 keep things moving and Il WAS re-
ported sullivan went TO tho royal din
rcr looking hts nncst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
ALDEMARLE SHOW
PRIZE LIST ISSUED
Annual Exhibition Will Be Held
at Jefferson Park on August
and ?.

charlottesville. Va. July s-Tne
prize list for the twelfth annual ex-
hibition OF the Automatic Horse
SHOW Association to be- hold Thus.
day and Friday. August and :. at
the associations grounds, near JET
ietson Park. made its appearance to.
day Entries must he In inc honds
90 the secretary. Joel NJ Cochran.
IN or before July 20.
Fifiy one classes VIII be shown this
ycar--for stations, COTS. rondsters
horses In harness. horse aud run
about, ladies harncss horses. cos,,M-
natipn harness ANA saddle horses.
tcniens. novice harncss class. ponies
ia harness. saddle ponies. saddle horses.
gated saddle horses. ladies' green
hunters ladies' hunters. .>lbemarle
hunters. green hunters (opcn to aly.
lightweight hunters, heavy and mid
dicweiSht hunters. hunters ana jump
ems. hunting class. hunt teams. m.!-
chants cup thoroughbred hiin.trs,
spor,in, tendem initial jnnirlag
class pony jumping. Corinthiau class.
groom jumping class and IoIr-in-
hand
TWO cups are offered. The mcr-
chnnis cup fO. best performance
over four consecutive jumps. eacn
iunp 10 count as many points as II
SIS feet nigh. the cup given by the
Nhemalle County Hunt Tor the best
Aihcnarlc hunter that has not won a
blue rlnpoa prior 10 lsI2. over jumps
non 10 exceed four feet and silver
plate. presented by j. Anderson CHS
hoin. d csidcnt oi the association. for
iAc hest odyS harness horse. 10 be
gwen 10y Lady style general APP
N.lls b.. .s III dot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Stockholm. July e.-In the Olympic
games to-day the 800 metre relay fla,
race proved a sensation. Great Brit
ain and Germany finished so close that
1t looked like q dead heat The Eng
lishman Applegarth Undoubtedly was
few inches ahead. but the com
mit,ee felt compelled to disquslify the
German team, as they dld the Amer
lean team yesterday.
Films won the Javcllu contest in one
two three order Not only did the
Films have the satisfaction OF being
tho only people cxceP, the Americans
SO far TO fly their coiors for tri.
-lc victory. but they succeeded in
breaking two worlds records. The
Firms would nkc to compete as an IN
dependent nation, az would also tho
Hungurians, but the international
committee has decided. as they have
no flag or their own. tho best that
could be done was 10 raise three Rus
Sian nags with remnants displaying
the word Finland" beneath them
Several preliminary heats N the l.
500 metres HAT race furnished good
exhibitions. Seven Americans, Shep-
pard. Madeira. Taher. klviat Jones
netlund and Mcclure. qualified FOR the
iinaL totalllng UP oue-half II the
iAIincT u lNlllrlS NV WI NOifHtNni
which would seem To any nation ratn-
er an honorable representation. The
most interesting reatur- OF thesc
heats was the contest between the
ONonian. jackson ana Cornen's fas,
man. John Paul Jones. Jackson won
with apparent ease and seems TO be
The perfection OF Il running machine
The Frenchman Bouin. who gave
the cleanest and easiest exhibition Of
tho distance running Yet seen Al tho
olympic. Is likely 10 make a great
battle OF Il with k0lehmainen in the
final heat OF the 5000 metros
George V. Ronhag. INFLAMMATION
Athletic CLUB. and Louis Scott, Of tho
South Paterson y. ". c. 4. who nm
ished first in the first and second
heats rcspcctivcly. are also to be
rcckoncd with in this event. In tho
last heat OF the 1000 metros tho
American. W. = McCurdy, made q
brave but futile attempt TO win.
The committee arranged "A com7ro-
mise In the matter Of the semi nnuls
OF the i00-mctrcs swimming competi-
ton. which all accepted in sports
nanshlp spirit. Tho Americans by a
Misunderstanding mad tailcd to appear
FOR the semi nnals OF this event. which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
M2a &:
MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Co.
SECOND OF SERIES
WON BY PIRATES

Portsmouth, va. July o.--The Pirates
took the second game Of tho series
from Petersburg. the score being to
o. 1t was pretty and fast game. par
ticularly IA the field. In the second
inning the Pirates managed 10 bunch
three hits. which netted the only run
Of the game. Both Woods and Creiger
pitched beautiful ball. and were given
splendid support Rain IN tho carly
afternoon kept many OF tho fans away
from the gamo. The score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
WIN OUT IN NINTH

Philadelphia. July "A ninth-lnninr ralv
on the part OF the Athletics won For them
rom ne White soN TO ? TO-DAY Fhiia-
inning ana the soN lied 81 UP IN the fourth.
Ia the.r hale % the ninth the sox added
Is tally. ana all that ief' for Walsh
90 do 10 retire BAKER NrcInnis and
tfrunk BAKER slammed liner to right.
Eath lost IT, and Bakcr got ON FIRST and
took second when Collins missed a ball
walsh threw 10 frlshten Raker. AicInnis
sacrificed Strunk's bounder hoped over
Walshs head and went fof single while
Baker canc IL witn the ,ie!nS rur.7 st-unk
stole second. Barry struck out. ana Lapp
hit one 70 hard that Bodie simply looked
a. 1t and then started Tor tho ciuh-hou.e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
SHIPBUILDERS TAKE
ANOTHER FROM COLTS
Strain Is Hit at Opportune Times While Rich
mond Players Can Do Nothing With
Morrisey--Score to g

, w SECOND as 4 result or Wolfc's sin
Elc and porters double In the nfth
they added another on Lakes single.
Morrissey > sacrifice. "a passed bali and
lockers sacrifice ny
Richmond knottcu the score in the
slNth- Carter went our. GraIf walked.
ana took second ON Griffin innel1
oui, ana Burke drove the ban over the
.eii held fence Tor homer after
ini ssinE tWo.
Morrissey drew his third pass in
me ninth. and was scored with Singles
by Bates and EichbcrSer.
The game was pretty one. and
COIN teams neided well. two double
plays by tho locals pulling Morrissey
our % holcs. However The Deacon was
unhitta5le when hits meant runs. anu
10 tnls iaot IS du" the SnipouiiIers'
victory. score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
Detroit.


koehcr fan for Muffin "a fourth
Detroit .....-. ...-.-......... = . o n H-i
Ssw York ...-....- .....-..l g = o q o..
summary Ruu,-Ni't cobb. Crawford
~. Jones Iouten. Daniels. simmons Two
base hts 8 irnmons SoSh. I'nn Three
base hit Mullin Sacrifice hits-Bush. Ms-
ioney. sacrtace fy-Joues. Stolen bassE-
Jones Crawford. foudcn. Lett on ha.es-
Sew York Detroit. Double uiavs-
crawford 20 Bush Dowd 20 simmons "a
Sterrett. Norfarity % Bush First hnae on
bnNs-oN Mcconnell & On Muiiin ! m
Works struck out-By Mcconnell. j. h5
works. T. Hi;s-or Nui,ln. 10 innings
r" Works. IN Innings Pnssed hall
Sinnege. Sweeney. Time ~ game. 10 I'm
pIr.. Hart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
FIRST CAME.


Evans out. hit by bat;ed bali
fDevlin. hrs; base and ahortstop.
.Ratted ;or O'Ronrko in eighth
zBaited COR Donneiy IN eiEnth.
Boston ...--.-.......... .........6 . o O %
st l"nis.-.-.-.. ...........-....0 . 0 3 . -
summary Runs-Evans Hnuscr. OakeH.
Two base hit-Oakes Threc-hase hit-Hsu--
"r stolen base-Oakea Double play
- Rou-kc ~ sweeney TO Devln Left on
hascsSt Louis, T. Boston. 3 Pitching rec
ord. H!s-On Donneiy 5 and runs In :
inninss First base on halls-On Donneny.
Z, on Harmon ;. Struck out-Ry Donnciiy.
.: by harmon Time o; game. 40. I'm
nlres. Rrennan and Owen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

,illc. 0
a, 81. Paul: Ct. paul. :: Toledo >
a, Minneapolis. Minneapolis. !. Co
lumbus :
IA kansas city: Kansas city, S. In
dianapoiis :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
REDS BEAT BROOKLYN

Cincinnati. O.. July a-Thc Rcds boa, the
Btoosi}ns In jls time this afternoon b. L
ram 81 the game In the sixth. after Deschor
mad dcuhlcd. SuSgs VAS overcome by the
neat ia the second inning aud retired In
;avor 81 Humphries. who pitched briii..nt-
N. fuckor also was n great style Bcscher.
VINO scored tho o1r run. was tho only Rad
10 reach third hare. Eascn pitched tho
LAST Rrookfvr ts~r-c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
IsItsT GAME.


Totals 30 ain } Totals .si Is ID
'One out v-hen winning nun was SCORED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
EASY VICTORY FOR TIGERS

New York. July s-Thr Do.roits easily
took the rrs. game % ~. series rom re
fsnkots % ?. This WIS COBB. ora, an
: speotutor, who abused hirn IN MAY There
wAs no denomination When Cobb appeared
today WIZ 'he game wall IN Rand Mui-
In ives relieved n the latter hal: % ,hr
'ou-ih ny WORKS. ~ho pitched we'll Man
hge- Wnvor.on. o, tho Yankees hnr rain
ts'ed pitcher Caldwell. The heat kept nc
Attendance down 20 i.ooA Score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
CARDINALS WIN TWO

s.. Louis. July 9.-Thc Cardinals dealt tho
Boston Braves Il double defeat to-day. to
aud "a e. the nccond game going eleven
innings Bob Harmon master O, tn.
nEsi sninr allowing only three hits. In iAc
niih ianins the Cardinals punched a wax
triple. double and single that gave
nil tho runs of Donncliy.
\ rally IN tho ninth inning whom Nc0,r-
nd and O'Rouri<c each made three base
Wild throws. allowed the Cardinals 20 tic
me second same and In tho eleventh Bros
nahan doubled and hiss rinch hittinR for
Sicole. singled 70 icf, bringing IN tho via
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
NATIONALS WIN
TWO FROM MAPS
First Game Goes Eleven Innings,
and Victory Due to
Griggss Error.

Washington. D. g.. July s-The Senators
Won both games OF double header to-day
rom the Naps by score Of 10 / and
: TO 9. 1t took eleven innings to decide the
nfst game. Gnndil walked ia the eleventh
inning OF tho irst game. took third on Nor
guns sacriiice. and scored when Giiggs
threw the ball over third
kahier WAS Knocked out or the box I'm
the fourth session of the second game. and
Mitchell. who succeeded him. allowed but
ono hit In the seventh. with tho score
lied. Milan walked. stole second. and count
ed on Gandil's single. Scoresl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
Fri,, nrenLn world. r.cora
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

A. Atlanta Firss sanc-Atian,a Il.
sirmin ham. Second game At
lanta. s DirminghRm g.
leans. rain.
Montgomery. !.
~ Memphis. Memphis. 3 Mohre