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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-09
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-09
Baptist Ladies d

The members Of me Baptist Aid So.
n"ry met on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Syh,rrrr O their regular weeklv
meeting. The usual routine II business
was gone through with AMI plans for
he wear : work discussed. MANY Of the
.,iiy. We're busy with preparations for
-De sunday school picnic which their
church gave Friday ~ rhe Blue Waters
hence 'h, attendance was NOT az large
70. usual Those present were Mesdames
Allen, Pack, Buchanan, Mckenzie. Wal.
Ter D',mukes, Rusby, Ritz and Scherre'
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Pleasant Dinner Party

Sir. and Mrs. u. b. Jones entertained
ou Tuesday evening with a very inform
aI. Enough none The less delightful, din.
ucr party. Covers were laid for six
and 800 elegant hyr.course dinner served
most d~a.u'ilv which was enjoyed by
a.. fortunate guests.
D'aer than the host and hostess those
who participated were Miss Corn, M.
Corn. and Mr.. and Mrs. James Con.
well.
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Elk Club Dance

u' last week, the customary bi.mon'hly
social session Of the Elks was cele.
hrarcd in their always pleasing manner
Those who enjoyed the delights Of the
waltz and 'wo.step agree 10 declaring
'ur last time always the best.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jar
rrII, Mr.. and Mrs. Muirhead, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. b. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Elder.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ~andusky, Mr.. and Mrs.
Devon, Mr.. and Mrs. Knots, Misses
Rector, Corn. Richcy, Hitler, Hodges.
and R.rurv. Nr,sr-, Corn, TAYLOR. CAT.
ford. Fiargan. Baudlc and Walton.
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six o Clock Dinner

Mr.. aud Mrs. w. -. Rector were the
host aud hostess 20 d very charming,
though extremely informal dinner par.
~ on SUNDAY evening The menu was
AN tina, could be desired and the ap.
poin'mcnrs very pretty indeed. Miss
Rector. Miss ~tausJurv Mr.. Stansbury
and Mr.. Keator and the host and hos.
cs, .omprisci the participants.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-09

one afternoon last week.
Miss Julia Wattenbarger called on
Mrs. Rome Hicks Monday afternoon
Mcsdamcs Greer and Williams call
ed on Mrs. T.. T.. Hall one afternoon
last week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-09

Mrs. II. r. Jones' is leaving saturday
evening for a three months pleasure
trip. She. with little Wilbur, will visit
in Michigan first. where they will be
Joined on september lst by Mr.. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will then enjoy %
cruise OF 'he Great Lakes 20 be follow
ed b., % visit 90 Detroit to the American
Bankers Convention 20 be held IN that
city 10 september.
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TIME TO ACT

TIME TO ACT
There was o 'imc-mon'hs ago-whcu
many of Us were willing 10 believe that
there might hc some grave reason Of
state that could not De- madt public
which justified the incomprchens.hl,
course Of the administration in It's AZ.
titudc toward Mexico and It's apparent
indifference TO the outrarcs pctpe'rut
I'd upon Americans by the Mcxicans.
Seeing that they would insult Amori
can citizens. DESTROY their property sub.
iect them 20 an sorts Of atrocities aud
defy the American people with impuu.
ivy, the MeXicaus have grown boldcr
cradle that there can he no longer any
reason Of sufficient gravity 60 Justify
the course of the administration IN
Withholding protection from American
citizens, or comforting redress for the
wrongs 20 which they have been sub
iected 20. and inflic'ing punishment foI
insult, offered 20 this nation.
Discussing the situation and the ne
uessi'y for prompt and vigorous action
| he Fort Worth Record SAYS:
with the spectacle Of $500 Amer
can refugees driven from Mexico and
massed ia Fl paso, the United state,
can hardly hope 90 have its flag rc
>pected 10 foreign lands. True. the cN.
pulsion was not the act Of the Mexican
government. In, il was the act Of PEG
pie on Mexican soil. Whatever the
condition, ami whoever the pcrpe'ra
tors ~ The outrage. 'hc Washingtou
administration has neglected It's duty.
The American flag ought 10 be e
guarantee of safety wherever IL may
be raised by any citizen. But TO estab
lish that CONDITION 10 j. necessary for
me government 20 pursue a different
policy from that pursued during tn,
late troubles In Mexico.
Washington is uuduly conservative
about displaying force on the border
Force j. the only thing that turbulent
Mex.cans Will re- pcc,. Intervention for
me I.rpose Of settling McNico's do.
mo,',r difficulties j. not 20 bee consider
ed, but marching into a iisordcrcd
stat" where American property is de
,troycd : not Intervention; B, is 20.
Icing whore policing : needed.
Thor. j. ems. for fbn riffzpu. If M
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berry. Of this city, on saturday An.
gust 3, 1912
= =
Delfnio Baca Of Montoya, was mcr.
ried 70 Candelario Ulibarri, az Hanley.
Y. NJ, on Monday, August ., 1912, by
Justice Of the Peace. Arthur Gordon,
Of Hanlev.
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Miss Rector. who has been spending
a very pleasant two weeks in our midst
left Monday morning for her home much
10 the regret Of the many friends she
has made in our city.
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FOUND-A neat, cool, clean place &c
eat. Short orders and served quick. In
adobe behind Stag Bar,
Robt. Noltc, Propr
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Have you anything 70 trade for a
new or second hand sewing machinef
II so, see Chapman.
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Mrs. Oscar Sanduskv is entertaining
her sister, Miss Alice Weakly, Of Macon
Missouri.
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When Barr hit to first base. Ramage took third. Guiterez let one of Nollys fast ones go through him and Ramage tallied.
 The fourth and tieing run was scored in the sixth session. After Reagan had gone out, Cochran smashed out a luscious two bagger to deep center field. Ramage hit one through second base, but Cochran was held at third. Here Manager Stick ney removed Molly from the box and sub stituted yernuille. Cliff Johnston hit the pellet squarely on the nose to left field and Cochran scored. Barr was hit by the pitcher. filling the bases, but South and Baker struck out, retiring the side.
 In the eighth inning, Bessemer won the game. Cochran, who led off, rapped two bagger to left field. In an attempt to sacrifice him. Ramage beat out hunt near first base. Johnston was given first on balls, and the bases were drunk Bar hit to the pitcher, who caught Coch- ran in chase off third base. When kiernan threw badly to catch him, he scored. Ramage had been advancing while the chase was in progress and when Kiernan threw badly he rounded third base and started for home. The catcher was covering the plate and when he
 
 lad slid under him.
 The Selmains failed to hit Baker in the ninth and the game was over.
 Baker was given splendid support by the Pipemakers and seemed to have the visitors at his mercy after the first ses- sion. He shot the sphere over the plate with marvellous speed and his curves had the opponents swinging at the air. The Bessemer team played fast ball and the first appearance made a favorable impress sion with the fans.
 Although but HOO attended the opening game, the grandstand and bleachers were nearly filled. The second game of the series will be played this afternoon at 3:3o o'clock. It is probable that Hickman will work Lonnie Fancher. Manager Sticiney is undecided as to whom he shall pitch, but it is probable that McManus will mount the hill for the visitors. The other details of the game are re- corded in
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Games Today
Selma at Bessemer. Huntsville at Gadsden. Anniston at Rome.

The Southeastern league season was usEered in yesterday at Bessemer, when the Pipemakers defeated Selma to 4 By Bakers effective pitching, after the first inning coupled with the heavy hit ting of Ramage and Cochran, Bessemer overcame four run lead of the visitors and won the initial game. The Selma play CTS nagged at Umpire Williams through out the game and detracted interest from the game.
 Mayor Lewis of Bessemer threw over a strike on his first attempt and the game was on. Stickneys lads seemed to have the game clnched in the first inning as they landed upon Baker for four tallies in the first session. However, the Pipe- makers scored two in the first and then the lead.
 The game was quite interesting, and had plenty of snap and pepper. The Bes- semer fans rooted long and continually and cheered their boys to victory. Molly pitched well for Selma. but he was final5 ly removed from the game by Manager Stickney, when Bessemer solved his de- sixth and was easy for the Bessemer cixth and was easy for the Bessemer batsmen.
 Besides the splendid pitching of Baker after the first inning, the game was feat ured by the heavy and timely hitting of Andy Ramage and John Cochran. Out of four times at bat Ramage secured four hits Cochran was at bat four times and swatted the pellet safely upon three occasions. Two of the three swats went for two bases Not only did he hit hard but timely, as he drove in many runs.
 In the first inning Selma hit Baker with ease After Pierre had gone out Kier- nan hit line drive to deep center field. Cochran attempted to field it, but a pho tographer, who was taking some views, got in his way, and the ball rolled to the fence, Kiernan going to third base on the play. Earl Hanna hit a Texas leaguer over second base and Kiernan scored. Howell singled to left field, while Hanna advanced to second. Sparks land ed upon one of Bakers twisters and sent it over left field fence. and all runners | tailed. Mastering and Chastant were easy outs.
 The P1pemakers came pack strongly, however after two were out in the first. Rip" Reagan reached second when Molly failed to locate the plate. Cochran hit single through third base, sending Reagan to second. When Andy Ram age uncorked single to center field Reag- an scored and Cochran reached third | base. Ramage then stole second base. When Molly attempted to catch the first sacker off the keystone Cochran stole home. Johnston retired the side on a hit to the pitcher.
 Selma scored no more and in many in- nings went down in order. However Bessemer counted another tally in th' fourth. Ramage, who led off, rapped 8 single to center field. He was advanced to second on a sacrifice hit of Jolnston's s
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Huntsville Beats Gadsden

Gadsden. April 1S.-(Special. )-Gadsden the season on the local field. Owing to the recent rains the league park could not be used. and the game was played at Elliot field There were more than HOO spectators when Umpire Chestnut called the game. The hitting of Fenner for Huntsville and Bowden and Dayton for Gadsden were the features Dayton hit for homer with two on in the first and Fenner hit for four sacks with one on in the first. Both teams used two pitchers. Davis and Wylie were hit hard. but l.uhrson and Priest were effective Dayton's begging to the bases was great and not single stolen base was regis tered. The score.
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Mobile April 1s.-(Special. 1.-The poId Barons lost and tied in double header this afternoon. Moleys team falling victims to to smut Tout in the first, while they tied the second to in nine rounds. In the first game they were helpless betore Heinie Berger, the former Nap spit ballist. who was in grand form ana al lowed but one hit. In the second game, pitoher Chaput and Roy E1lam tossed the contest away, the former by his ex- treme wildness and the latter by wiid heave to first.
 In the first game 1t was Gussie Gard elias long smash that beat the coai Barons, the lick coming with two oh' this being the only damage oohe Royd's delivery. But 1t was enough Berger was complete master all the way. whiting II of the visitors anu .,,hu,ine one lonesome infield scratch, +bie coming in the first inning when Marcan beat out slow inteld nlt' per ger had fine control, great spit'ei, snead and a nice curve ball, and had tho Baron bitters in the hole all the time.
 Mobile won the game in the fourth inning. Walsh opened with sihsio Jacobson laid down bunt Which ca' roll heaved wild, Walsh taking thiro and Jacobson second with no one aoWH' Rowan grounded to the infield with no advance. Rohe grounded to thlrd anu welsh was out at the plate and IL loolsed AS if Boyd would get out un- harmed. but Cardella stamped long double to right center, scoring Jacop- son and Rohe.
 The Barons started out to win the second game right in the beginnlnB and tallied two runs. With one ooWh, Messenger struck out. but vance le. ,he ball get away and he was safe at first. ,
 McRride singled to center and Mes .enger raced to third. McGilvray beat ont an infeld hit and MessehBeI scored Johnston laid down perree. hunt and Mcbride scored. Mobile was allowed tod tie the score through the antics of wild man Chaput. he walked Maloney, first up, also starr, getting but one strike over to the two men. He had three balls and no strikes en Walsh when he was yanked ana Hardgrove sent to the hill. HardgroVe walked Walsh. Jacobson hit sharp crounder to Marcan who tossed to sec ond. forcing Walsh but Ellam threw three feet over McGilvrays head try ing to complete the double and Malony ana Starr scored Rowan was walked and Rohe singled to left, scoring Ja- cobson. The Barons tied it up in the sixth through the good base running or Messenger. He was walked with one down. Mcbride singled and he went .o third McGilyray grounded to second and Messenger by great slide around Vance, was safe. tying it up.
 Neither club was able to get run over and the game was called at the end of the ninth.
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NEED PROTECTION
 FOR IMPORTERS

Columbia, S. C.. April 1s.-The force of constabulary located in Columbia and the force in Charleston left today for Bam- berg. where they were ordered by the governor to accompany ana protect the two men, Carter and Garner, who were recently driven out of Bamberg by half a dozen men against whom Carter and Garner had made cases for violation of the dispensary laws. The persons ar rested for violation of the liquor laws and the men charged with driving the two officers out of the town are being given preliminary hearings today and no further trouble has arisen.
 Carter and Garner were sent by the governor to Bamberg to make arrests for liquor law violations.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates Win in Ninth

Pittsburg, April 1S-In spite of chilly weather large crowd attended the open ing game here today between Pittsourg and St. Louis. Pittsburg won in the ninth inning, after 1.-two men were out, on tumble by Houser. Both pitchers were effective. although Hendrix was triiie wild Donlins injured leg bothered him and he retired after the fourth inning, Leach taking center field, Wilson being shifted to right Score; RH E. Pittsburg ............02 .021 900 001-4 l St. Louis ..............10 100 110 0o0-3
 Batteries: Hendrix and Gibson; Sallee and Bliss. Time, 1 :55 Empires, Johnstone and Eason.
 Chicago Cincannati postponed; bad weather.
 Boston Philadelphia; rain.
 New York Brooklyn; wet grounds.
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Two Base Hits-Cochran 9. Bumgard- her.
 Three Base Hit-Kiernan. Home Run-Sparlxs Sacrifice Hits-Pierre, Heck. Johnston, Barr.
 Stolen Bases-Hanna, Cochran, Ram age.
 Hit by Pitched Ball--Vernuile (Barr) Wild Pitch-Nernuil1e. Passed Ball-Guiterez.
 Innings Pitched-By Molly 5, with hits and runs. by vernuille 3. with 3 runs and hits.
 Struck out-Baker 5, Molly 1, Yer nuille f.
 Bases on Balls-Nolly 1. Vernuille 1. Time of Camel: :55
 Umpire-Williams.
 Attendance-1100
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Rome Is Beaten

Rome Ga, April (Special)-In a sensational 10 inning game, 1900 people saw Anniston defeat Rome by score of 4 to 8. Opening day in Rome was holiday, all stores closing, and Mayor Yancey flung the first ball. Rome punched her errors in innings that An niston punched her hits. Both pitchers were steady, but Woodruff kept his rcattered Score:
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SUMMARY. Two Base Hits-Evans 2, Three Base Hits--Baerwald. Sacrifice Hits-Tonneman, Bilts, Mo- ran. McDonough. Stolen Bases-Coyle, Baerwald. Double Plays-Evans to Cole to Balenti.
 Bases on Balls-Off Kissinger l. Hit by Pitcher-By Ware tSchweit- Zer).
 Struck Out-Ware 5, Kissinger l. Time: 1 40. Umpires-Pfenninger and Breiten- al
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CRACKERS WIN THE
 OPENER FROM VOESl

Nashville, April 1s-Before a shiveringa crowd of $500 people the Atlanta,clu won the opening ball game of the local sea son this afternoon, Il to 3. Bair was driven from the box in the second inning.a Hemphill got four singles and a doubfea out of five times at bat.
 This was the eoldest day that a South- 2 ern league game has ever been played In Nashville in the spring Score:
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result of the trip it Is almost cinch that a couple of good fingers wilhrbe obtained Manager Molesworth shas reached the opinion that Pitcher Smith is too good to can He will be retainedI sa
 MT. Woodward and the manager talked last night.
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"%% Bessemer Wins A Fine Victory s $essa Ss5sS
OWNER AND MANAGER WILL
 GO NORTHWARD SATURDAY

Rick Woodward, owner and c. Moles- worth manager of the Barons, will go north Saturday night. They will first of all move to Cincinnati where the Car dinals will be playing. The Barons will be left in charge of Cantain Ellam. As
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BERGER PROVES TOO STRONG
 AND BARONS BADLY BEATEN
L0OKOUTS WIN ONE
 AND LOSE THE OTHER

Chattanooga. April 1S.-chattanooga and Memphis divided a double header today the locals being defeated in the first game 4 to and winning the second game to 0.
 Memphis punched hits on Ware in the seventh inning of the first game, while Kissinger kept the hits scattered. Cova- leskie was effective against the visitors in the second game. allowing but three hits. He also knocked home run with one man on hacae
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BILLIKENS AND THE
 PELLICANS WIN ONE

Montgomery, April 1S.-Montgomery and New Orleans split even in dou- Dleheader here this afternoon. Mont somery took the first by to 3 score and lost the last. which was called at the end of the sixth inning on account of darkness, the score being to ,. Score
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SUMMAR1. Two Base Hts-Segle, Summa, Jack son.
 Three Base Hit-Roben. Home Runs-Dayton, Fenner. Base on Balls-Wiley 1, Luhrson ?, Priest 4, Davis O.
 Hit by Pitched Ball-Wylie (Nichols), Davis tMcNeill, Fenner). TIits-Wyle in six innings, Luhrson ? in 3 innings, Davis in 21-3 innings, Priest in 62-3 innings. Struck out-Wylle ?, Luhrson 3, Davis ?, Priest 2
 Time of Game-2:15. Umpire-Chestnutt.
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Two Base Hits-Schweiter, Abstein, Mo- ran.
 Home Run--Covaleskie. Sacrifice Hits-Sentell, Coyle, CoValeskle. Stolen Bases-Moran 2
 Bases on Balls-Covaleskie 3, Newton 5. Struck Out-Covaleskie 5, Newton ?, Time-1 50
 Iimpires-Br and Pfenninger.
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MoLESWORTH'S MEN GET BUT ONE HIT IN FIRST--MESSEN- GERS SPEED AND MBRIDE'S HITS SAVE THE SECOND
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Yesterdays Results
Played. won. Lost. Pet

Mobile 9 Birmingham first game). Birmingham ?, Mobile 2 (second game). Atlanta Il. Nashville g.
 Montgomery 5. New Orleans hrs' game). New orleans 6, Montgomery (second gamel. Memphis 1. Chattanooga first gan1el. Chattanooga 5, Memphis (secohd game).
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Two Base Hits-Hemphill, O'Brien, Storch, Hensling.
 Double Play-O'Brien to Sykes. Left on Bases-Atlanta 10, Nashville 7i Struck Out-Sitton 4, Miller 5. Bair Anderson 7
 Bases on Balls-Sitton 1, Miller 1, Bair Anderson 9
 Hit By Pitcher-Bair 1, Anderson l. Innings Pitched-Sitton with 5 hi Bair 2-3 with hits. Time-Two hours
 Umpires-O'Toole and Carpenter
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SUMMARY.

 Sacrifice Hit--Woodruff Two Base Hits-McClesky, Evans. Double Play-Wolfe to Griffin. Struck Out-Woodruff g, Bauer [. Wild Pitch-Woodruf Bases on Balls-W Woodruff 1, Bauer l Time of Game-2:25. Umpire-Lauzon.
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SUMMARY. Two Base Hits-Knaupp. Three Base Hit-Spencer. Sacrifice Fly-Haight. Stolen Bases-Johnston 8, Bunting Barr ?, Callahan. Williams Struck Out-Swindell 6, Lilivelt T. Bases on Balls-Swindel 1. Hit by Pitched Ball-Callahan 1ilivelt). Left on Bases-New Orleans ?, Mont
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VVI -UV
 SUMMARY. Two Base Hits-Barr, Callahan, Stin- gle 2. Danzig, Coles. Sacrifice Hits-Wares 2, Gribbens 2, Spencer.
 Stolen Bases-Wares, Williams, Crib bens.
 Double Plays-Hendrix to Knaupp to Johnston.
 Struck Out-Gipe 8, Radabaugh B. Base on Balls-Gipe 6, Radabaugh l.. Left on Bases-New Orleans 5, Mont gomery 10.
 Wild Pitche-Gipe. Time--Two Hours.
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Columbus. O.. April Ex-Governor liar mon today called on the people of Ohio to give aid to the sufferers in the Mis- sissippi flood.
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BESSEMER WINS OPENING GAME
 FROM SELMA BY TIMELY HITTING
BAKER VERY EFFECTIVE AFTER FIRST INNING-COCHRAN AND RAMAGE HIT HARD-SPARkS HITS HOMER
Southeastern League

Yesterdays Results Bessemer 6. Selma 1. Huntsville 6, Gadsden 3. Anniston 1, Rome 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cellar Champions Lose

St Louis, April 1s.-An eighth inning batting rally which netted six runs per- mitted Chicago to take today's game from St. Louis F to '. Score: R.H E. St I o,,is ~ 001 COZ 013-7 10 8 Chicago .........,....... oVz Vo io--iS ID
 Batteries: Spencer, Hamilton, Neison and Krichell; Walsh, Kuhn and Sullivan. Time 2:15. Uympires, Evans and Esan.
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Roston-New York, rain. Detroit Cleveland, rain. Philadelphia-W Washington, rain.
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Totals ... 2I 70 l 24 13 l s-Hit for Messenger in ninth. ss--Hit for Boyd in ninth. Score by innings MDDile huV -VV w Birmingham ..... ooo 900 OOO--o
 SUMMARY. Two Base Hits-Gardella, Jacobsen Q. Sacrifice Hits-Messenger, starr, Ja- cobsen.
 Stolen Base-Rohe.
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SUMMARY

Sacrifice Hits-Johnston. Stolen Bases Carroll. Struck Out-Burleson 6. Hardgrove ,. Bases on Balls-Chaput ?. Hardgrove ,. Passed Balls--Vance ?. Time-Two hours. Empires -Rudderham and kellum.
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Struck Out-Berger Il, Boyd Q. Bases on Balls-Berger 1, Boyd l. Hit by Pitcher-Boyd tWalsh). Time-Two hours.
 I'mpires-Kellum and Rudde sham.
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Cotton States League

At. Hattiesburg New orleans 6, Hat tiesburg 1.
 At Meridian: Greenwood 2. Meridian !. At Jackson: Vicksburg 6, Jackson s.
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Games Today

Birmingham al New Orleans. Atlanta at Memphis. Chattanooga at Nashville. Montgomery at Mobile.
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American Association
Harmon Asks Aid

All four scheduled games postponed rain.