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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-20
BESSEMER LOSES SECOND TO SELMA
 BY MANY ERRORS
BATTING UMPIRES LOST ART; COMMODORE ORCUTT ON DECK;
 BARONS AND SOUTHEASTERN
BY HUGH W. ROBERTS

Commodore Orcutt. He is the wonder of the age He stands at least F hands high, and can get about the field in stylish gait, a mile a minute. We would nrso the uninitiated to hear him. He can re- move the Tftanic's depression and eltui- nate from the mind remorseful reininis- cenees which deal with pr. Cook or the forlorn pr crippen.
 Commodore orcutt is an institution necessary to the happiness of the ma ,ority of fans within the borders of tho Magic City Ne wish him success IF the new season. He is one of +he few men We know who deserves success.
 
 The bcld rarons battle scared. you remember, seem to be ur against Il at the present time. The pitchers are gong badly and the hitters are not hitting AS q natural conclusion, they are winning very few games-which IS to be deplored' The fans who take baseball seriously are deplonng the lowly position of the l,arons. As far as We are concerned, however, we are sitting very quietly III the boat perfectly confident that RICK Woodward will have us in the running before it is too late.
 As 2 matter of fact, Mir Woodward and
  inati Saturday night. They will endeavor to bring B. Trough back to Birmingham, and although he may not come prior to May i, it Is our opinion that he will come. There are other men on the Red stair who would lcoll well in d local uniform II. addition to Trough, we need at least one ether first rate man. Mir. Woodward realizes that fact, and we will have hiir, rest assured.
 In the meantime. the hitters will begin l sNatting There is no doubt but that our batting average will get trifie higher at any rate. McIilvray, Messenger' Johnston and Mcbride should sting the , ball, and if they do Lot, then we have missed our guess.
 From early indications, the Southeast ern. will furnish fans much amusement this SC ason. Right at our doors Is Besse- lner with q fast young aggregation which, if it maintains it's present hitting stride, will be in the running Don't fail to see bessemer play this afternoon.
 
 Selma has good team. too vernille. with his peculiar delivery, won a couple of games for Mobile in the Southern. Molly has had trials with Birmingham and Montgomery.
 Huntsville, Rome and Anniston are *aid to have good teams this season. Gadsden has not reached it's stride, it is reported. hut with J Seigel on deck, we expect the Steelmal<ers to forge to the front.
 
 The Southeastern promises to be the hest Class D organization beneath the baseball stars and stripes
 Chattanoogas effort 10 win the trophy was excrucatins. Hurrah for Andrews,
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IMPRESSIVE ACT OF
 HEROISM BY ASTOR

New York. April 19.-An impressive act of heroism by Col. John Jacob Astor was told today by George A. Harder, a Brook lyn man who survived the Titantlc dis aster He tried 10 put boy in life boat but the sailors refused him, saying the room was only for children he said. Then the colonel picked up woman s nat and placed it ofi the boy. iie brought the boy back to the boat He said. Here. little girl, climb in The sailors then let the disguised boy down. As the boat showed off Colonel Astor stood on the deck waving good-bye.'
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Gazette Prints Table

Frankfort, Germany, April 1?.-The Gazette today prints table of 10 of the principal transatlantic steamers contrast ins their boat accommodations with the numbe: of the passengers and crews, and showing the number of persons for whom no boat accommodation Is provided by re- quest of the New York World. The list demonstrates that the number of persons uI.Il oyided for ranges from li,s to syi0
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Senators Beat Champions

Washington, April 19-Cold weather and the Titanic disaster played havoc with the Washington clubs opening of the sea- son here today. The former kept many Of the fans at home. and the latter was responsible for the absence of many notables of social and government cir eles
 President Taft has always been at
 Washingtons opening game at home, and with him generally came Mai. Archi- bald Butt diplomats and leaders of the capitals social set.
 Walter Johnson was in exceptionally brilliant form and Washington had ar easy time defeating the Athletics by tn, shut out score of to 0. But three hit; were registered by the champions ant eight perished on strikes. Score: R.H. E Philadelphia ........... 900 GOO 0O0-0 Washington ............ .01O 140 0O+-6 10 ! Batteries: Brown and Egan: Johnson and Alnsmith. Empires, OLonghlin ant Westervela. Time, ;50.
 All other games postponed. rain.
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PRIMARY ORDERED
 IN MISSISSIPPI

Jackson. Miss, April 19.-A presidential preferential primary election was ordered by the Mississippi democratic executive committee today. It will take place May :, as previously stated when delegates will be chosen by direct vote. The state convention will take place here May 15 formally to ratify the result Of the pri- mary.
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Phillies Win Another

Philadelphia, April 19,-The Nation al league season here was opened thls afternoon with adverse weather and ground conditions, which kept the at tendance down. The first ball was thrown by Mrs. John K. Tener, wife of the governor of Pennsylvania. The tome team won the game by Knocking Mattern off the rub |ber in the third inning. Manager Dooin of Philadelphia was confined 10 his home with an attack of intestinal trouble. He was brought here from New York today and the physicians are hopeful that 1t will not be necessary 10 orerafe on him. Score: IL. H. F. t. Boston ... 100 200 200--5 10 f Philadelphia ..5. 007 lol 00F-9 II
 Batteries: Donnelly, Mattern anu King; Alexander and Graham. Cm- pires, Kem and Bush. Time, 200.
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 Two Base Hits-Ramage, McManus. Sacrifice Hit-Guiterez. Stolen Bases-Heck, Pierre McManus ., Hanna. Gutierrez. Double Play-Howen to vasterling to Sparks. Struck Out-Fancher .. MeManus 3. Bases on Bals-Fancher 3. Wild Pitch-Fancher Passed Ball-Farrow. Hit by Pitched Ball-McManul (Bum- gardner). Time of Game-2.00. Umpire-Wflliams.
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Kane Gets His Bumps

Gadsden, April pecial)-Huntsyille again defeated Gadsden today in slug fest. Gadsden went completely in the air in the first inning and never came down, 10 errors being charged against them. Each side used two pitchers and all were hit freely.
 bowden was put out of the game for protesting on called strike in the ninth inning. Fenner and Sporn for Huntsville pulled off circus stunts in the field. Sporn threw out two men who had singled cleanly to right. The hitting of Williams was the feature for Gadsden.
 The official score:
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MARION WINS

Marion. April D. Special J.-Marion de- feated Milsaps college at the second game of the series by score of to Z' The visitors were ahle to get around the circuit twice. largely by the errors of the home team.
 The visitors threw away several good chances to make scores, which were badly needed by the seeming weakness Of the inner field Johnston and Hairston worked for the locans. Marion secured IA hits and were marked Up with three errors.
 The visitors battery was Ward and Cassibery. The visitors secured six hits and had seven errors to their credit.
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Two Base HitsAWilliams, Farley 2 Siegle. Nicks. Roben, Hayes. Randall.
 Three Base Hits-Cllroy.
 Stolen Base Roben, McNeill ?. Sunma. Double Plays-Fenner to Overton.
 Pase on Balls-Gilroy i. Finch l, Kane ?, Tinney O.
 Hit by Pitched Balls-Kane F'eEner) bv Tinney (Summa). by Finch (Bow 1en) lIits-Of Gilroy in 3 Ia innings: Finch 6 in 2-3 innings; Kane, in 1 innings Tinney, in 5 innings.
 Struolx Out-Rv Finch 1. by Kane .. Tinney 2. Time of Game-2:0a. Unpire-Scctt E. Chestnut
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SUMMARY. Two Base Hit=Bunting. Stolen Bases-Callahan 7, HendriN, Mcbride, J. Johnston. Sacrifice Hits-Bonner, Messenger. Struck Out-By Bonner 3, Green 3. Bases on Balls-Om Bonner 7, Green '.
 Hit by Pitched Ball-By Bonner tMar- cln), by Green tBunting). Left on Bases--New Orleans 9, Blr- mingham {.
 Time--Two hours. Umpires-Hart and Fitzsimmons.
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Anniston Annexes Second

Rome, April 19.--( Special. l.)-Anniston won the second from Rome this afternoon by timely hitting, although the locals threat cred several times to break up the game. Wiggins was good in pinches. In the sixth, with the bases full and one out, two Rome men died at the plate.
 Matthews was killed in home in the eighth when he tried to score from certer on Jenkins single. McDuff was the hit ting star securing two doubles Score:
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American Association

At Columbus Columbus ., St. Paul 2 At Toledo: Toledo 5. Minneapolis 8 At Indianapolis: Indianapolis ', Kan sas City 1.
 At Louisville: Louisville 2, Milwau- kee 9.
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DEMAREE PITCHES
 AND MOBILE WINS

Mobile, April 19.-Mobile took the open ing game from Montgomery score 3 to 0. due to the effective pitching of Dem aree and the sensational support given him Jaeobsen's hitting featured, his drives counting two of Mobiles runs.
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EARL FLEHARTY IS
 BEATEN WITH EASE

Nashville, April 19.-Nashville was de feated by Chattanooga this afternon to 2. Bunched hits In the fifth and eighth innings gave the visitors the game. Fle- harty was easy all the way through for Chattanooga, Smiths men getting 1S hits for 15 bases. More pitched excellent ball,
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Cotton States League

At Hattiesburg: New orleans 1, Hat tiesburg 10.
 At Meridian: Greenwood ,. Meri- dian 0.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Galveston: Galveston s, San An tonic l.
 At Austin: Austin 2, Dallas ,. At Beaumont: Beaumont 1. Houston f.. At Waco: Waco-fort Worth. rain.
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Two Base IIits--Jacobsen. Williams Sacrifice Hits Starr. Walsh. Struck Out-Domaree 6, Bills 1. Bases on Balls-Bills 3. eft on Bases-Mobile ., Montgomery Tmpires- -Rudderham and kellum Timo-1 40.
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GREEN WAS PRETTY STEADY IN THE PINCHES, ALTHOUGH AT OTHER TIMES HE WARBLED, WALKING SEVEN
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Yesterdays Results

New orleans ?, Birmingham l. Mobile 3, Montgomery 0. Chattanooga ,. Nashville .. Atlanta-M Memphis: rain.
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Sacrifice Hites-Griffin, McDuff Stolen Bases-Eubanks 2 Two Base Hits-McDuff ?. Double Plays-Wolfe to Evans to Grif- fin: Wiggins to McDuff to Fisher. Struck Out--Gentle 8, Wiggins g. Hit by Pitched Ball-E,vans, Griffin. Passed Ball-Brown. Base on Balls-Wiggins 3, Gentle 3. 1ime-2:20.
 Jmpire-I auzon.
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SUMMARY.

Three Base Hit--Jordan. Double Play-.Iordan to Balenti to Coyle Base on Balls-More l. F'leharty 2. Struck Out Moran f, Fleharty G. Wild Piteh-F'lehartY Left on Bases-Nashvlle 1, Chatta- nocga [.
 1ime-1:50
 Cmplres- -Pfennnger and BreltensteIn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-20
ART OF BEEFING
 BECOMES LOST ART, AND OTHER CHAT
SEVEN ERRORS MADE BY
 THE BESSEMER TEAM AND SELMA WINS WITH EASE
Played. Won. Lost. Pet

Yesterdays Results Selma ', Bessemer 1. Anniston ?, Rome 1. Huntsville II, Gadsden 6.
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IGNORANCE IS BLISS

New York, April 19.-There is one IT. tantic survivor who is not aware the ship went to the bottom with 1901 persons. ln- cluding his father. mother and sister. This is Travers Allison, an infant II months old. who Is at the Manhattan hospital. The nurse and two maids were saved with him. His parents. Mir and Mrs. N. J. Allison of Montreal. and sis ter, Lorraine. three and a half years old. were left on the deck of the Titanic when the last life boat was cleared.
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All other games postponed, rain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-20
Games Today

OdIIieS 1Oudy Selma at Bessemer. Anniston at Rome. Huntsville at Gadsden.
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