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pilfered second after Almeida had lined
out to Walker. McGivray struck out,
drawing the brisk inning to a conclusion.
Manning Checks Scoring
Thereafter the Barons made no at
tempt to score. However, Manning was
pitching in fair form and allowed but
three hits, each of which came In a
different inning Almeida seemed to
be hitting In i'll luck for the Cuban
lined out to the gardeners upon each of
the four times he appeared at the bal.
In the eighth session, all hope for a
shutout was abandoned when Wares
doubled to left field with one out. john
son singled to Johnston but Wares was
halted at third. Walker hit slow
grounder to ELAN, who booted the
roller. However, had 1t been fielded per-
fectly Walker could not have been
caught at home.
The Billikens Threaten
The only other time the Billikens
really threatened was in the last In
ming After Manning had roHed out
ELAN to first, Bagby beat out q ground
er to Marcan. Boyd threw wild to the
plate and Bagby took second when Dill
ger could not stop the heave. Gribbens
drew pass from the cuspidorean slam
ter and both advanced sack when Dill
ger let ball get past him. Then Boyd
struck out Stengle and Wares ground
ed out.
For the first time in many days Boyd
failed to use his splitter. However, the
occasion did not demand 1t, as his fast
ball and curves had the Billikens at
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-09-07

New York's double victory over the
Phillies increased their lead over the
Cubsl to eight games although the
Chicago club defeated the Reds in an
uphill struggle. While the Giants
gained on the Cubs. the. Red Sox per-
formed like feat over the Nationals
when Joe Wood bested the mighty
Walter Johson in a gruelling battle
TO 0.
It is more evident than ever that the
Red Sox and the Giants are to meet
on October s I'm the series for the
championship of the world. The New
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EVANS WILL PLAY
JEROME TRAVERS
FOR GOLF TITLE

Chicago Golf Club, Wheaton, ILL.,, Sep
TENDER 6.-Charles Evans, Jr., of the
Edgewater club, Chicago, western anna
teur champion, holder of many course
records and Joint holder with Harold Hill
ton of the low medal score in the qualify
ing round of the national amateur golf
championship tournament, tomorrow Will
play Jerome Travers of Upper Montclair,
N. j., metropolitan champion, twice ma
tional champion and match player ad-
mitted to be one of the strongest In this
country. rravers and Evans both are
scratch men In the national handicap
list.
The results of today's matches were:
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WORLDS SERIES WILL BEGIN
ON OCTOBER 8, SAYS JOHNSON

The letter reads: "a series of exhibi-
ton games for the champions of the
American league at the close OF this sea
son would he impossible. In the east the
championship race closes October and
in the west ON the day following. The
only preparation the American league
winenrs will make for the event will be
TO take a much needed rest for three
days"
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SUMMARY.
Two Base Hits-Marcan. Wares.
Sacrifice Hits-Danzig, ELAN.
Stolen Bases-Wares. Mcbride 2, Carroll
Double Plays-Wares to Grbbens to
Danzig.
Hits experimentation 6 with runs
In innings; Manning with runs In s
innings.
Struck Out-Boyd 3. Manning g.
Bare on Balls-Boyd 3. Adams /, Man.
ming l.
wild Pitcil-Boyd.
Passed Balls-Dilger !, AcAliister.
Time of Game-2:15.
Umpires-Kellum and Breitenstein.
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Two Base Hits-Murray. AlerSle, Mil
ler Walsh. Mangus. Magee.
Three Base Hit-Snodgrass
Home RunsTMerkle, Walsh.
Sacrifice Hits-Doolan, Herzog.
Struck Out-Marquard 1, Crandall !. Fin
neran /, Mayer l, Chalmers /.
Double Plays-Fletcher TO Doyle to
Merkle; Doyle to Fletcher to MerlSle; De-
wore to Wilson; Doom to Doolsn IL
Lauderus; Killfer to Walsh; Snodsrass
to Doyle.
Base OH Balls-Crandall 2. Mathewson
l, Finneran 2, Mayer 2, Chalmers l.
Wild Pitch-Finneran.
Hit by Pitcher-By Mayer lMurray)
Crandall (Paskert.
Pitchers Record-Marquard s hits in
nings mone out in fifth; Crandan
hits in 3 innings none out in eighth
Mathewson hit in two innings; Finneran
o hits in innings; Mayer hits in
innings; Chalmers hits in innings.
Time of Game-2:15.
Umpires-Klem and Orth.
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he will be able to overtake Smoky
Joe's" commanding lead.
Smoky Joe" Is the name given to
the Boston marvel By Marquard =
cause of his speed.
eff we should again win the Ma
tional league pennant and meet the Red
Sox." Marquard said the other day. Il
may have the pleasure of hooking mp
with an old friend of my minor league
days--'Smoky Joe Wood, the Boston
star right-hander
when l was with indianapolis, in
the American association, Joe was with
the Kansas City Blues in the same
league and many a time we had
battle. Joe always had wonderful
lot of speed and | had bit of the
same thing then. We'd Just cut loose
with plain smoke and would wind up
every game we fought with 10 or IL
strikeouts apiece. | don't believe Joe
ever beat me-"
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Cubs Defeat Reds

Cincinnati. o.. September 6.-Chicago
won an uphill battle from Cincinnati to-
day in ninth inning finish by score
of 6 to 5. The locals contributed three
errors in this round and these coupled
with three hits by the visitors netted the
latter three runs and put them one run
to the good at the finish. Sheckard. Cot
ter and Phelan hit timely. Fromme
forced a run over the plate in the fifth
inning by giving Richie base on balls
with the bases full. Score:
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THE GRAND CIRCUIT

Hartford Conn, September 6.-"Pop"
Geers, after playing In hard luck In two
races, carried off the honors at Charter
Oak park today behind Dude Archdale
in the free for all championship trot. The
2:09 trot went to six heats and was won
by Cheney. q little mare. Anvil had won
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-09-07
ROOSEVELT WILL
SPEAK IN TEXAS

Houston. September 6-Announcement
was made here today by progressive lead
ers that Theodore Roosevelt will make q
circle Of. Texas cities early in October
or soon after his appearance before the
gsnate contribution investigating commit
tee In Washington. He probably will ap-
pear before the committee about October
.. He starts Immediately through the
south. coming ~ Tar vest - Texap after
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SUMMARY.
Base on Balls--Waldorf 8. Fleharty l.
Struck Out-Fleharty g.
Double Plays-McElveen to Alperman ia
Agler; HARRISON to Alperman to Agler
Stolen Bases-wolfe, Schwartz.
Sacrifice Hits-Graham, baltimore.
Young.
Time 80.
Umpires-Pfenninge and Hart.
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Two Base Hits-Sheckard, Egan, Phe-
Ian, Evers.
Three Base Hits-Sheckard Bescher.
Double Plays-Grant to Severoid; Tinker
to Evers.
Sacrafice Hits-Grant, Severoid, Mitchell
2, Richie.
Struck Out-Fromme I, Richie 2.
Stolen Bases-Mtchell, Phelan.
Time-1:5
Umpires-Frennan and Owens.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-09-07
American Association

At Columbus, Columbus g. Toledo I.
AT st. Paul: st. Paul 6, Milwaukee 5.
At Minneapolis: Minneapolis 4, Kan
sas City 5.
At Indianapolis: Indianapolis 4.
Louisville 6.
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Totals ...... 81 3 10 %
s-Ba tied for Devore in third.

IOldlS 20 v ~ ~
s-Batted for Rixey in sixth.
Hs-Batted for Nicholson in eighth.
Score by innings
New York .......... 002 100 000-3
Philadelphia ......... 900 900 5000
SUMMARY.
Sacrifice Hits-Tesreau, Wilson.
Stolen Bases-Merkle 2. Herzog
Struck Out-Tesreau 2, Rixey 4, Nell
son /.
Double Play-Pasket to Killifer.
Bases on Balls-Tesreau 2. Rixey 4.
Nicholson 2. Nelson l..
Wild Pitches-Rixey, Tesreau
Pitchers Record-Rixey hits in 6
innings with 8 runs.
Time-1:50.
Umpires-Klem and Orth.
SECOND GAME.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-09-07
WALDORF is BEATEN
BY EARL FLEHARTY

Atlanta, September Ga misplaced
hunt in the first inning, followed by SIN
gle, gave Nashville one run and the game
in the second of the series with Atlanta
waldorf outpitched Fleharty. but could
not win
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WASHINGTON EXCURSION

Southern railway announces special
low round trip fare Of s23.25 to WASH
ington. Tickets on sale Sth and 9th,
limited 18th, and be extended until
October 18th. Tickets good on the Dir.
4lingham Special"
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IT'S HOT. BUT on YOU

Wrightsville Beach. seaboard will
continue to sell Today tickets at 915
on September 5. l2. 10. Finest surf on
Atlantic coast
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'-Batted. for Devore in seventh

+-Batted for Finneran in fifth
**Batted for Mayer in seventh.
***-Batted for Chalmers In the ninth.
Score by innings:
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0oo 100 321-9
Philadelphia ............. 900 051 Oils
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Boyd Pitched Effectively
With Men Upon the
Bases
JOHNSTON MAKES
PRETTY CATCHES
Pitcher Adams Is Hit for Six Tallies
in the Second Session-Walker
Threatens Repetition of
Ty Cobb Stunt
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING

Yesterdays Results
Birmingham 6. Montgomery l.
Nashville 1. Atlanta 0.
Chattanooga 8, Memphis o..
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Games Today

Ndk6Co t0oay
Montgomery at Birmingham.
Nashville at Atlanta.
Mobile at New Orleans.
Memphis at Chattanooga.
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st. Louis, September 6.-Cooper kept st.
Louis hits well scattered, which his team
mates hit when hits meant runs and
Pittsburg today made it two games in sue
cession. 8 to o. Several recruits we're In
the local line up The score: RHE
Pittsburg ............ 023 120 000-S 10 Q
st. Louis ............... 900 600 O00--O .
Batteries: Cooper and Simon; Griner.
Geyer and Snyder. Time, 2:O5. Umpires,
Eason and tombstone.
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Dodgers Trim Beaps

Brooklyn, September s.-Brooklyn made
1t three straight with Boston after an
other close battle today. The score was
2 to /. Curtis held. the visitors down to
one hit until the eighth inning, when
Houser, batting for Perdue, doubled and
scored on Campbell's two Dagger. Sensa-
tional catches in the outfeld kept the runs
down. The score: R.H.E.
Boston ................... 900 900 010--1 {
Brooklyn ................ 90 100 O0'-2 :
Batteries: Perdue. Donnelly and Rari-
den; Curtis and Erwin Time. LIS. I'm
pires, Finneran and Rigler.
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two of the first three heats when the
stallion went lame Geers mount in the
2:07 pace Early Thacker, proved tail
ender.
Billy Burke appeared to be the choice
in the free for all
In the deciding heat Archdale and Billy
Burke kept close. At the wire only a few
ncnes separated them. Summarizes
Free for all trot, 2 in g. purse $500:
Dndfa ArcbdaIa bIL ~, bv Arabd a
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tGeeFS) .,...,s....... ...s.....s- l
Billie Burke, b. s. (McDonaldl ......
Baron May, br. s. COX ..............
King Brook, br <. tHigsns) ........
Time. 2:05A, 2:069t.
2:09 trot. 3 in s. purse S2o0a:
Cheney b. m. (Belamour. by
Belamour (E'leming) .......2 3
Oakdale, g. &. Snow. ,......1
Helen Stiles, b. m. CDuffee1.3
Anvil, b. s. (Geers) .......-.l | DR.
Time, 2:0SA, 2:06H, 2:0S, 20Ss., 2Osh, 2;19.
2:07 pace, purse $1,000, 3 in ).
Baron A.. b. So Baron Me-
dunn, by Alentara (Cox)....
Longworth B., b. h. Murphy 5 i 9 81
Eddie billiard, ch. $. (Snow). l
Early Thacker, b. g. tGeersl. 1
Time, 2;074. 2:051s, 2:oS, 2:o94, 2:o91s. :
2:15 trot purse $1,000, 3 in 8:
Dorchester, bl. s., Sonilla by Adj
bell tCox1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Miss Davis, blk m. tCarpenter)
Jr. Watts, b. c. tDarnatz) $50.
Baron Aberdeen. b. &. Drink
WdterJ ,......s.+...t,....-
Time. 1904, 2:09ts. 2;11is, 2;losl.
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st. Louis, September 6%The series for
the worlds baseball championship Will
begin October s. according to President
3. B. johnson of the American league.
in letter to st. Louis sporting organ.
The American league pennant winner will
not engage in a post-season series with
picked nine of the league, President
Johnson says.
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Kubmer Secmanit.

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Die 2uabl in 3ttilmauhre.
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Dame iibcrHieat KanaI.

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EnalanH's Strcie bccntiat.

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a%oblcnitreif, hattie 5usefii9t wernrr
f1uncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

user erutet?- Sn Der re-
p~ublifaniihen 9raiibentifafts : Gants
pasne ernten Scibe, Saft uno Ruuies
pelt, iuas lie seidet bnben. Tnr lit
bcr Grtras perihicbentltd,. @abrenb
Iennp lid nit benz Strub= Sptum be-
sniigen mnf, erbGlt Serr Suit Die
feiten &Drner, reip. bic iuitrnicrteu
9clesnten fir ben republifaniihen
Gonpcnt in Gbicasu. Su bat &crr
5ait bcreits iiber 200 ipfder Eclc=
saten, ,pabrenb lebbD nod imncr crit
einisc Susenbe 5abit. Hcbenbei
mGd,ten mir aud nod ben seneisten
2eier auimcrfiam madden aut bic
Ibatiadc i'm pbisen Siloc, pae Der
armc SeobD s~erancsn inter benz
,@lpwcr" Der S~reifmnifinc itcht.
Scin @unber, hnf or 10 brcfig iuiro
uns mad @~nienbnbcu Nrt aud ben
8csncr 10 frciaebis nit Cred bc,uirit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Subnqu, Soma, 9nnAMg, ben g. Apnl 1912. Yen. 2:

~bcbanbclnocn 8eicBesporlagc beiddfz
ti8te. bat entid)iebeu, NaB pns Wabla
reft fiir Die @cmeiubc : &crtrctun9en
ocnicnigcu Sralien pcrlichcn perocn
Iou, Die bn5 %. S%cbcu3iahr pplenoet
babcn mn bel benen cine Der folgcuz
Den Sebiu9uu8cu 6utrifft: a. 8eiId)
Der Ied)iten Glcmentars aInlie ohcr Der
5~tpeitcn &laiic elmer Mittcli6ulc; b.
NllsiueiS iibcr cine bDbcrc Silpuna;
g Stcucr5nblung BON mebr nlS 100
Sirc; D anitealug ais Seamtc i'll
offcntliden &erlpaltinlcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
SsnSs fir Katkslifebe 1tni'
uerIitGt.
8uibin9to II, 3. g., 3

8uibin9ton, >. g., 3. Slpril.
- Ser Sirettorenratb bcS Srbcns
.aniabts Of Columbus" giebt bcfannt.
hns cine Srmmc bon $3S5,000 bco
StiituuaSs Sonbs pon 100000 fir
bie 0atboliIdc llnipcriitGt in 8nibz
inaton lid, bcrcitS in ibreu Sdnoen
bciinbet unb Der Tcitbctru8 poaiidnz
biu oe,cidnet iii. SnS Ginfommcn
aus picicm SonbS miro 5ur errihz
tuna cincs 2ebritu6lS mn our Inter
boftlruo bon 80 S%tubentcn an Der
llnipcriitGt pc%rlpcnbct perbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Recall Don Snnresrieptcrn.

@ nbingtnu, ;. g., 6. Npril.
= Ser hentotrotiife GougreBs Nbgez
prbnetc Cantor bon Colorado reid,tc
um Sieustn9 i'm Ab9eoronctenbaus
cine &orlugc Gin, Die Hiidberuflnlg
bon 9uubcsrid)tcrr nurd, %plfsobs
trimming bel Den INSTRUMENTATION
poriiebt. @ cnn bic %prln9e @eicB
iperben ipiiroc, fGnntc ciu Sunbcarid>
ter irscub zines Siitrifts ~lpcgcu
1angcls an gutter Siibrunts" 6uriide
b"crIfeu perbcn, mn gleih5citis fpunte
bas @olt ocm YrGitbcrtcu cincn Nad,z
folger pprihlngcn. (8cshnlb hobeu
mir bcnn bus nSinpendrrent" Der
fabren? - Ser Hco.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Giinitia einberidPtst.

@nfbiugtun ,. g., 1. Npril.
. Sna Sliri5 : Gonritc hcS Sltnbcas
icnata bcrihtetc nm WpntdG bic ppn
Der Nuitpilidt Gpmmiiiipu cntpfobs
lcnc Saitpfliht= NIB llnfallcntih1ni=
annss. &prlase aiiuitis Gin. Sic
Scnuiorcu unb Spcrmu II
itimnItcu hngcacu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
EaitIdbiiier ~permnelHeft.

Cos Iu9elcs. Cal, 8. Npril.
- Galbraitb Bern Npp9ers, Der Gius
Sige lpelder bisber Den nnlcrifaniid,en
Continent ilbcrilog. itiir5tc bcute nit
leincr Wnlhinc ans elmer 6phe bon
$50 SllS. III @cgculpnrt Dol Sauieuz
Den puu 3uitdlern. III bas icihtc
Wailcr itupcit bcs lliera uno brad
pns @crid. 81 Die MaIGine poIlz
itGnpig Scrtrilmmcrt iii. miro man
tnum ic Die llriadc bcs lluiaucs in
Grfahrllllo briuQcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Sramen irt parlamsntc.

StpdboIm NJ. g.. Npril. - Sic
idruebiihc HcGicrlmg lc8tc bclItc bcm
oNitsbag" Chen ejcicBcntuuri Dor.
peldcr ben Srnucn bu5 Hcdt crtbcilt.
Wtit9lieNer bcS McidlstG9ev 5l mcrbcn,
Sci DER SSobl 81 Dem NcicBAcbcuhcn
aDrper gcItcu iiIr iic b~iciclbcn Hcacln
mic iiir Wdnmcr. Srnucn. pcrcn
MIGnuer Nrci Sabre tcinc Sieucru he
SnbIt BADEN, hilrieu nidlt pableu mo
nidt gep1blt mcrbcu.