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Bill Bailey Beaten

Detroit, May 2-Works, pitching his first game of the season. shut out St. Louis, to 0. Bailey was wild and was replaced by Lake in the second. Jen-. nings made shift in his lineup. seffding' Louden to the bench, Moriarity to third, Witt to second and Delehanty to left field. Stanage was benched in favor of OnsIow. Score: R Fl r Detfolt ...............,.. leo 0t0 00+--1 6 2 St Louis ................ 900 coo 000-0
 Batteries Works and Onslow; Bailey, Lake and Krichel Time, :45. Empires. Egan and Evans
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Delore Chaput Wins

Gadsden, May 2.-(Specal)-In a sensa- tiontal 10 inning game the Steelmakers de- feated Fishers Models. Lefty" Wood ruff was pounded from the hill in the third, hit batter. two singles and two doubles netting the locals four runs.
 Batson, who succeeded him, was steady as a clock until the tenth. The Fisher men tied the score in the ninth, when Eubanks and Hartley singled and Larry Brown counted them both with scream ing double to center. The Models were unable to scratch the board in their half of the tenth but Smith, first up for the St.elmakers in their turn, beat out slow
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p1ayer.s
 All of which means that Trough will come on to Birmingham in the near future. At the present time he is in St. Louis. The date of his coming is problematical
 Trough was with Birmingham last season and developed from an appar- ent green horn" into one of the lead ing pitchers of the league. At the conclusion of the season Birmingham sent him to Cincinnati on the payment to the former by the latter of $100 with a contract under the terms of which another s2400 would have been due had the pitcher made good.
 As result of the deal, Birmingham is the richer by $100
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VOLUNTEERS BEAT
 TURTLES EASILY

Nashville. May 2.--Nashville won to- days game 6 to 3 from Memphis by hard hitting and taking advantage of Memphis misplays which were num- ercus. Hopper was rapped hard by Nashville but stayed in the box through the entire session. Nashville substituted Summers for Anderson in the box after the visitors had scored three times. The features of the game were home run by Mcdonald and three great running catches by Schweitzer. Score:
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SUMMARY. Two Base IIits-Bills, Starr, Maloney Sacrifice Hits-Wares, Cole. Elwert Smith.
 stolen Bases-Coles 2. Elwert, Smith Jacobsen. Maloney. Double Plays-Bills to Wares. Vance to Rohe to Vance. Burleson !.
 Bases on Balls-Herbert ?, Miller Burleson 1.
 Hit by Pitched Ball-Starr ? (Her- bert and Miller). Hits off Herbert in two innings Miller 3 in ' innings. Wild Pitch-Burleson. Time-1:10
 Umpires-Hart and Fitzsimmons.
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Giants Win Ninth Straight Game

New York, May 2.-New York won thoir ninth straight victory today, again defeating Philadelphia. the score being to l. Big Jeff" Tesreau, the spitball recruit. slightly outpitched Earl Moore. Myers was ordered off the field by Umpire Klem for protesting a strke called on him In the eighth and Wilson finished his time at bat. Score {:
 R II F.. Philadelphia -. o1O 0O1 O02-4 s l New York . 203 900 10+-6 3 Batteries: Moore and Graham; Tes- reau and Myers and Wilson. Empires, Klom and Bush. Time. 2:03.
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IT.. Two Base Hits-Woodruff, Williams, Nichols, Brown, Siegle. Home Run-Hartley Stolen Base-Chaput. Double Play-McDuff to Fisher. Sacrifice Hits-Fisher, Bowden. Wells. Hit by Pitcher-W Woodruff (ChaputB Bat son tRandal and ChapuD. Hits-Woodruff in innings, Batson 2 in innings. Struck Out-Woodruff 3, Batson I, Cha put 5.
 Time of Camel 55 Umpire--Chesnutt.
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Trolley Dodgers Lose

Boston, May 2.-Boston used up two
 Brooklyn pitchers and hit another freely in the first two innings today, scoring 10 runs and won by II to [. Brooklyn hammered Brown from the box after scoring four runs in the third. The score. R H .E. Boston .. GAO 001 00s--11 II 1 Brooklyn . GOA 900 102- , Batteries Brown, Hogg and GoWdy; Knetzer, schardt, Yingling and Erwin and Higgins Time, 2:07. Empires, Rig Ter and Finneran.
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FIELDING SAVES R. GREEN THOUGH FRITZ COULDN'T HAVE TRIUMPHED
 HAD PELICANS PLAYED WITHOUT ERROR

BARONS WIN WEIRD EXHIBI- TION BY FINE FIELDING AND TIMELY SWATTING-YISITORS APPEAR AS SHADOW OF GOOD BALL CLUB AND C. FRANK IS IN THE ETHER
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Carl Morris Ready to Fight

Springfield, Mo-, May 2-Carl Morris the Sapulpa, Okla, heavyweight, arrived here today and spent several hours in a gymnasium, completing his training for a 10 round boxing bout with Luke Mo- Carty here tomorrow night. Both men have trained well and are in good condi- tion their managers said. It is not be- lieved the authorities will interfere.
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CARROLLTON WINS

Reform. May 2.-(Special-) Pickens County High school donated Carrolton the first game of the season here today. The feature of the game was the base running of Arendale for P. c. H. s. who stole six bases. The pitching of Hollings- worth was good. Batteries: Carrollton: Curry and Fitzpatrick; P. c. H. S., Hol- lingsworth, Stringfellow and Staub. The score was: Reform to Carrollton's 5.
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Jimmy Britt to Fight

Cincinnati, May 1.-Gil Doag, manager of the Madison Athletic club, New York, wired Jimmy Britt here tonight an offer of Sl0,o0o to fight Knockout Brown of New York May r, before the Madison club. Britt at once wired his acceptance. Britt started training here last Monday. He has not fought since 1909.
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BILLIKENS BEAT
 MOBILE SEA GULLS

Montgomery, May 2.-Montgomery won today's game from Mobile by the score of 6 to 2. Theevisitors pounded Herbert for two runs in the first in- ming but Miller who relieved him, held Mobile scoreless the rest of the way. The locals jumped on Burleson in the fourth inning and three hits, two wild rnns Score.
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Two Base Hit-Lafitte.
 Three Base Hits-Carroll, Callahan. Sacrifice Hits-McBride, Carroll, D. Johnston, Bunting, Hendrix, Laftte. Stolen Bases-Marcan, Barr, Spencer. Struck Out--GSeen 5, Fritz 2. Base on Balls-Green 3, Fritz 5. Hit by Pitched Ball-Green QIendrix), Fritz Messenger.
 Time of Camel :5S
 umpires-Breitenstein and Rudderham.
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SUMMARY. Two Base Iits-Morgan. Sparks. Stolen Bases-Hanna, Gutierrez. Double Plays--Barr to Ramage, Ad- ans to yasterling to Sparks, Pierre to Sparks.
 Bases on Balls-Wiliams A.. Hit by Pitched Ball-South. Sacrifice Hit-Kernan. Struck Out-Wililams 3, Adams IF. Time of Game-1:50. Umpire-WilliamS.
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SUMMARY. Two Base Hits-Roben, Summa. Sacrifice Hit-Fenner. Stolen Bases-Roben, Summa ?, Allen ?, Jenkins. Bases on Bals-Luhrson B. Bauer 5. Hit by Pitched BallsTSumma, Wolfe. Struck Out-Luhrson s, Bauer 6. Passed BalI-Matthews. Time of Game-2:12. J7mpire-Iauzo
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
White Sox Beat Mans

Chicago, May 2.-Chicago defeated Cleveland to today. The game was a pitchers battle between Walsh and Kah- Ter, in which the latter weakened after filling the bases in the seventh. Three punched hits, an error and a sacrifice fly gave Chicago their scores. while double and triple saved the visitors a shut-out Score: RH E Chicago .................. 001 200 O0e-s 6 3 Cleveland ............... GOO eco O01--1 5 i
 Batteries: Walsh. Lange and Block; kahler and Easterly. Time, 1:39 Um- pires, Dineen and Perrine.
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American Association
STANDING

At Minneapolis: Minneapolis g. Louis- vile 8; C0 innings).
 At Kansas City: Kansas City l, To- ledo 8.
 At St. Paul: St. Paul 8. Indianapolis f. At Milwaukee: Milwaukee 1, Columbus 5.
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South Atlantic League
STANDING

At Albany: Albany 6. Columbus Q At Columbia: Columbia ?, Savannah 3. At Jacksonville: Jacksonville 1, Macon Q. C inningsl.
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Holy Smokel Yankees Win Again

Philadelphia, May 2.--New York again defeated the home team today in a poorly played game, Il to 5. All the pitchers were ineffective except Quinn, who pitched the last five innings for New York, while both teams made many fielding err TOTS. Score: R.H.E New York ............. eco 421 400-l1 F Philadelphia ........... 004 100 000-- 10
 Batteries; Vaughn, Ioff. Quinn and Street; Morgan, Danforth and Thomas and Egan. Time, 2:15. Empires, o'Lough. lin and Westervet.
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Two Base Hits-kerr Crandall, Lind say, Storch, Glenn
 Home Run-McDonald
 Sacrifice Hits-Kerr, Schwartz, NcuEg, Welehonee. Mcdonald. stolen Bases-Perry 2.
 Passed Ball-Glenn
 Double Plays-McDonald to Perry to Schwartz; Mcdonald to Lindsay. Left on Bases-Memphis 3, Nash vile 5.
 Struck Out--Anderson 1, Summers 1, Hopper 2.
 Ease on Balls-Anderson 1. Hits pportioned-Anderson in 4 innings with 3 runs.
 Time-2:10.
 Umpires-Kellum and Pfennlnger
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International League

At Baltimore: Baltimore 16, Toronto 3. At Providence: Providence 2, Buffalo 5. At Jersey City: Jersey City 6, Mon treal 1.
 At Newark: Newark L Rochester L
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Birmingham 6, New Orleans 1. Atlanta 6, Chattanooga 2. Nashville 6, Memphis 3. Montgomery 6, Mobile ?.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
O"TOole Wins Ea silly

Pittsburg. May 2.-Ghicago was shut out today by the splendid work of o'Toole and the good support given him by the Pittsburg players. Only two Chicago runners reached third base. Mcintyre was taken out in the middle of the third. Reulbach took his place. Score; R II E. plttsburg ... 112 900 20"-6 II 1 Chicago ..... 900 900 000--0 ]
 Batteries: O'Toole and Gibson; Me lntyre, Reulbaeh and Archer. Time, 1 :43. Empires, Brennan and owens.
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Reds Bat Harmon Hard

St. Louis, May 2.-Twelve hits off Bob Harmon In seven innings today gave Cincinnati 10 runs and shutout vic- tory. Bescher opened the game with q double, was advanced by Bates safe bunt and was scored by Mitchell, after Hoblitzell had been hit by a pitched ball. From that time on the visitors had things their own way. Gaspar retiring his opponents in rapid fashion. Score:
 R III D. St Louis ... 900 900 o00- 1 4 Cincinnati ...... 40 900 500--10 15 0 Batteries Harmon, Willis and Wingo; Gaspar and Mclean. Empires, John stone and Eason.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Houston: Houston 8. San An tonic 3.
 At Austin: Austin 1, Waco o. At Dallas: Dallas 6. Fort Worth T. At Beaumont: Baumont 5, Calves. ton 2.
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United States League

At Cleveland: Cleveland ,. Pittsburg G.. At Cincinnati: Cincinnati 6, Chicago 5. At New York: New York ?. Reading G. At Richmond. Richmond 6, Washing ton
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NO GAMES TO BE PLAYED

Little Rock, May 2.-(Special.)- President William Kavanaugh says if Memphis and Mobile play their proposed series of two games here June and the contests will have to be counted as regular champion ship games. Both teams have no games scheduled on the above dates and were under the impression they would be counted as exhibition games.
 President Kavanaugh says 1t is against the rules to play exhibition games during the championship sea son. Manager Finn of Mobile is anxious to play here to see how well the fans of Little Rock will support baseball if he briags the Mobile franchise here.
 As President Coleman of Mobile is willing to play at Little Rock, the games will probably be held. Kay anaugh thinks the contests would draw record crowds.
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CRACKERS BAT WARE
 AND WIN THE GAME

Chattanooga, May 2.-Atlanta hit Ware and Coveleski at opportune times today and gained an early lead which the locals could not overcome. Atkins was effective with men on bases. Score:
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Games Today
New Orleans at Birmingham. Atlanta at Chattanooga. Mobile at Montgomery. Memphis at Nashville.

With both Green and Fritz dispossessed of practically every pitching requisite save the glove, the Barons Ron see-saw bat tie yesterday afternoon, 6 to 1.
 Greens victory Is not due to fine pitch ing, but to the sensational support ac- corded him, excellent luck, and a quartet of Pelican errors. practically every one of which was costly.
 Fritz, on the other hand had noth- ing, not even control not even his usual luck. and not even that temperamental boise which is essential to a winning pitcher His loss of control was followed by loss of temper.
 Pelicans Take the Lead
 Messenger and Johnston starred in the outfield for tine Barons. Bunting made sensational stop. recovery and throw of sharply stung bounder by Messen- ger Carrolls three-bagger in the seventh which sent two runners over the platter and einched the game was the big fea- ture from a popular standpoint. The game was played after a drizzle had wet ted the field from the fence to the grand stand
 The Pelicans got away first. Barr sin gled, stole. was sacrificed to tnrd and with Spencer, who had reached first on fielders choice. executed a double steal and gained the plate In the fourth Cal lahan opened with a triple Hendrix re- ceived the pellet on the thigh, Knapp's long fly scored Callahan and Lafitte's double scored Hendrix.
 Pelicans' Chance to Mop
 In their half of the same inning the Barons got two across. After Messenger had flied to right Johnston and Mcbride singled. McGilvray flied out, but Ellam was safe at arst and Johnston scored when Knaupps throw to D. Johnston was wild. Carroll and Yantz were passed in succession which forced Mcbride home.
 In the sixth the Pelicans had an op- portunity to win the game. In rapid sue cession Callahan walked, Hendrix was safe on Greens error and Knaupp walked. Lafitte and Fritz hit to Ellam and Me Gilvray, forcing Callahan and Hendrix at the plate. Yantz then made an un- necessary throw to first in an effort to complete a double and Knaupp raced over the plate. Barr retired the side on a fly to Messenger.
 Carroll's Triple Cleans Up
 The Barons put another across in their half of the sixth. Ellam was safe on an error by Hendrix and was sacrificed to second. Marcans hit to left sent him over.
 And then in the seventh the Barons cleaned up. Buntings error put J. John ston on first He was sacrificed to sec ond. Three Pels permitted McGilvrays short fly to fall safe, and J. Johnston took third. Ellams perfect bunt squeezed J. Johnston over and he and McGilvray scored when Carroll uncorked luscious triple to the scoreboard.
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one. walked to second when Cnaput was hit by Batson and scored when John Segle broke it up with beautiful hit to center field fence. The official score:
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Red Sox Beat Senator's

Washington. May 2.-Boston hit Groom hard and timely today, defeating Wash ington to 5. Sensational fielding plays were made by Lewis, Speaker, Knight and Flynn. Score: R.H.E. Boston ................... 0i0 000 200--6 II Washington ............ 1S0 010 000--5 ' $
 Batteries Hall and Nunamakaer; Groom and Henry. Time, 200. Empires, Connolly and Hart
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 sBatted for McDonough in the ninth. ~sBatted for Coveleski in the ninth. Score by innings: Atlanta ................... .102 no 001-5 Chattanooga ...............10 100 100 0o0-2
 SUMMARY. Two Base Hits-Balenti, Jordan, Sykes, Bitz. O'Brien. Sacrifice Hits--Ganley. Stolen Bases-Hemphill, Bailey, East Double Plays-Alperman to East to Sykes.
 Bases on Balls-Ware 1, Atkins B. Cove leski B.
 Hit by Pitcher-Coveleski (Alperman). Hits-Ware in innings, Coveleski 5 in innings. Struck out-ware l, coveleski 2, At kins g.
 Wild Pitches-Coveleski 2. Time-2:05 umpires-O'Toole and Carpenter.
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PITCHER ADAMS IS
 TOO MUCH FOR THE
 BESSEMER BUNCH
SOUTHEASTERN STANDING
Results Yesterday

Selma 1. Bessemer l. Huntsville 1, Rome 0. Gadsden 5, Anniston 4.
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SHABBY wonpMoRK

SiIIs, baseb0ards and window frames
 cam he made tO look like new. Ask the Acme Quality Paint Store, 2oio 3d ave-
 Nues
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Games Today

Bessemer at Selma.
 Rome at Huntsville. Anniston at Gadsden.
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As coincident, all winning clubs in the Southern league yesterday scored six
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State of Nevada
County of Ormsby

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Paid Coin Vouchers mot
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