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Philadelphia June 2S.-Brooklyn.
made 1t four straight victories over
Philadelphia by winning today's game.
the score being 4 to 2. Two two-base
drives by Smith won the pitching duel
between Moore and Ragan. The first
run was made in the second inning
and brought in Daubert. Smiths second
double was made in the eighth after
the visitors filled the bases. Three run
ners scored.
Two innings of a second contest were
played without either team scoring off
Wagner or his assistant, Seaton, when
the game was called off on account
of a hard shower. Score:
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Giants Have Fight

New York, June 2S.-New York made it
hVe out of six from Boston by winning
the last game of the series today, 10 to 8.
ihe locals won in the seventh inning
When they scored eight runs on six sin
giles, triple and a pair of errors. Nc
Graw needed four pitchers to defeat Bos-
ton, and Marquard, who gave way to
pinch hitter in the seventh, was the only
one to show ability. Score:
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C. Mcdonald of Boston continues to
top the National Jeaguers. His average
is .SS2. Cravath of Philadelphia is sec
ond with 1858, Crandall of New York is
third with .357; king of Cincinnati fourth
with .341 and Hyatt. the Pittsburg pinch
hitter, fifth with .33S Wagner and Viox
of the Pirates are tied for sixth with
.S31 EACH
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Humphries in Form

Cincinnati, June 2S.-Humphries al
lowed Cincinnati batters only five hits
today and Chicago won the game, to 1.
Suggs was little weak in the innings
in which Chicago scored. Devore batted
for him in the eighth and Packard finish
ed the game. Two singles and a sacrifice
fly gave Cincinnati it's one run Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-29
FLEHARTY BEATEN
BY THE LOWLY PELS

New Orleans June 2S.-Harry Mcintyre
was invincible today and New Orleans
defeated Nashville in the first game of the
SERIES l to o. Fleharty gave Hendryx a
base on balls in the fourth inning and
Spencer followed with two base hit,
w hich drove in the riIn Gcnre.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-29
Joe Jackson Continues
AS Premier S7Uatster
Of the Major Leagues

Chicago June Soe Jackson has made 80 hits the great
est number credited official average published to-
day single player either of the big leagues Jack
is the real hitting leader in the American League with an
average of All though CALDWELL of New York. for 6
has Al Cobb close behind Jackson with 399 Speaker of
Boston, next with 1856 Then Banding Cleveland
pitcher with 35 Eddie Collins of Philadelphia winds up the
league first half dozen hitters with 362
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BROWN HOLDS THE y
CRACKERS IN CHECK

Montgomery. June 2S.-Price was wild
and ineffective and was relieved by Dent
in the second inning who allowed hits
to be punched and Montgomery had an
Atlanta today. The score was Z to 4.
Bunehed hits scored Atlanta's runs in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-29

only Cravath, Viox and Wagner have
played In more than 40 games. Merkle of
New York with 72. and Konctchy of st.
Louis with II, have made the most hits
In the older organization. Milan ran his
stolen base column up to 81 during the
week. Eddie Collins is second to the
Washington man with 27. Lobert with
20. leads the Nationals in stolen bases
while Myers of Boston and Doyle of
New York are next to the Phiadelphian,
with 10 a piece.
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for Suggs in eighth.
Score nv ippinps.

ScOre by 1nnlngs:
chicago .........................O -. 900 30 000-3
Cincinnati .....f0 f0O Oo1 eOo-l
Summary: Two base hits, Leach Zim-
norman. Three base hits, Mitchell,
Clarke Hits, Suggs in innings, Pack
ara none in l inning. Sacrifice fly, Tinis-
er. Stolen bases, Evers, Bates Marsans.
Double plays, Leach to Safer to Brid-
We'll; Suggs to Hoblilzell. Iase on balls,
iumphlies /, Suggs g. Struck out, Hum
phrles 7. Time, 200. Umpires, ODay and
Emslie.
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M,GILL ENTERS GAME

Mobile, June 2S.--Outfielder Will
liam McGill signed by Mobile this
spring and later sent to the Pensa-
cola team of the Cotton States
league has been called back by
Manager Finn and will play right
field for Mobile in the game with
Chattanooga today.
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Mobile ..................OO 900 O00 000-0
Chattanooga ............O00 800 000-3
summary: Three base hit. Elston.
Stolen base, O'Dell. Double play, Hogg
to Stock to Paulet. Struck out, Hogg 9,
Sommers 3. Base on balls, Hogg /. Hit
by pitcher, by Hogg (Elston). Time,
1:3O. umpires, Hart and Wright
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summary. Two DdSe IlllS, AudulS, Spcll-
Ger. Sacrifice hits, Schwartz, Brecken-
ridge Stolen bases, Williams 2, Hendryx,
Snedecor, Gibson. Struck out, Mcintyre
9, Fleharty Z. Base on balls, Mcintyre 2,
Fleharty 4. Hit by pitched ball. Mcintyre
Uindsay). Time, 1:95. Umpires, Rudder-
ham and KERN.
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tBatted for Marquard in seventh.
Score by innings:
Boston ........................ COL 800 023-- 9
New York Observation-Disclosures. 001 600 S1%-10
Summary: Two base hits. Connolly.
Murray, Smith, Doyle, Mann. Three base
hits. Merkle, Shafer, Mcdonald. Sac
rifice fly, Mcdonald. Stolen bases, Rari-
den, Myers, Burns 2, Shafer, Doyle.
Double plays, Rariden to Mcdonald to
Smith, Dickson to Maranville. Base on
balls. Dickson 2. Struck out, Demaree /.
Marquard 2, Fromme g Dickson 3, Noyes
l. Hit by pitcher, Fromme (Myers),
Noyes (F'letcher). Wild pitch, Noyes.
Hits, Demaree in 1-3 innings, Marquard
9 In 2-3 innings, Fromme in | 1-3 in
nings, Crandall l in 2-3 inning, Dickson
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summary! THTee DISC h1ts, ATpefman,
Walker. Sacrifice hit, Breen Stolen
bases, Kutina, Donahue. Innings pitched,
Price 1, with runs and . hits, Dent 5,
with runs and hits. Bases on balls,
Price 9, Brown A. Struck out, Dent 5,
Brown g. Wild pitches, Brown 2. Time,
1850. Umpres, Fifield and Stockdale.
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NAP LAJOIE PEEVED
BECAUSE MANAGER
PUTS HIM ON BENCH
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More About the Box Scores

Nou don't have to fight the
published in The simple
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tables
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

At Pittsburg: Pittsburg 5, Kansas City I.
At Cleveland: Cleveland 9, Chicago 10.
At ST. Louis: ST. Louis 3. Indanapo-
lis g.
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BarOns Cinch Battle

Birmingham put the game on the Ice in
the seventh. AS a starter Foxen singled,
Marcan walked, Messenger advanced both
men with sacrifice and on Mcdonald )
hit two runners scored. Mcdonald took
third on fielders' choice and scored when
Kissinger cut loose with wild pitch.
Memphis threatened in the seventh and
eighth, scoring one iun in each frame, but
were never able to get to Foxen when an
opoprtune hit meart score and possible
victory. That's where Foxen was strong
in the pinchcs and this fact, coupled with
the timely hitting of his confederates, en-
abled the ,hampions to win their sixth
victory in the last ten starts, which ism
so horribly bau for touring team.
This afternoon Eli Prough will oppose
Merritt
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Kissinger Heaves Well Until Seventh,
But Is Solved in Seventh-FOxen
Slackens His Pace With
Commanding Lead
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday
Games Today

Birmingham at Memphis.
Nashville at New Orleans.
Atlanta at Montgomery.
Chattanooga at M obile.
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Memphis, June 2S.-(Special.)
the Turtles we'll in check until the Barols
had gained an irretrievable lead. South
paw Bill Foxen won over Memphis, to
A. The Barons led until the seventh by
single run, but in this session Kissinger
weakened and was solved for three tai
lies. Encouraged by the commanding
lead, Foxen slackened his pace and al
lowed the Turtles to score twice before
the close of the game.
The slugging of the Barons was ter
rife, for IS safe drives were secured off
the Turtles moundsmen. Mcdonald and
Marcan led the assaults, each obtaining
three safe drives out of four trials. Mes
senger drove out two safeties in three at
tempts and negotiated two sacrifices.
Mayer batted 800, with two safeties.
Foxen was accorded jamb-up support,
while the Memphii failed to back up the
slabsmen in proper style. Harrell pitched
after the seventh inning. ELAN remained
out of the game with an injured digit.
mess of scratch hits gave. the visitors
two in the opener. Marcan doubled ID
the left field hill. Messenger beat out n
bunt and Mcdonald scratched one through
second. Marcan, for some reason, held
third, and when i<nisely hit into a don-
BILE play 1T looked as though there would
be no scoring. but Mcbride dispeled
these fears when ne hit sharply to center,
scoring two.
The Barons were the next to score.
With two down in the fourth, Mayer sin
III
when Seabaughs crring peg went to the
outfeld Carroll came through with the
timely pinch. In the Turtle half, they
scored two runs, after two were out,
when Schwetzer walked. Abstein doubled
end on Shanley's sharp drive TO left both
runners scored
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CONTINUED ON Page sixteen)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-29
Smith Doubles Timely

12 In innings, Noyes in inning. Time,
2:1S Umpires, Rigler and Byron.
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South Atlantic League

Batteries: Thackman, Smith and Rey-
nolds; Horton, Lindsey and Haley.
AT Columbus Columbus 0, Savannah 4
q innings rain.)
There Is, on page of this issue. an
official announcement made by the Br-
mingham Motor and Country Club, which
is of great Importance to YOU Mr.. Read
er. Turn to this page and read same
carefully.
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Slated for Smith in ninth.
"Ran for Sweeney in ninth.
""Batted for Noyes in ninth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-29

Totals ........... SO 10 10 27
L. Il L.. 4,
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at 10 a. m. Tuesday We
win offer to the highest bidder a me
consignment Of household furniture
from "A Pavilion street home, aIsu
fine consignment from SSb NsAl
Peachtree street, including one OF
the finest lots Of household goods
ever offered at auction. TINS con
sists of large. massive dining sun,
cost $3.50. and including elegant
china cabinet, sidehoard table and
chairs solid mahogany bedroom
sujt cost 5000. oak wardrobe ma
bogany parlor suit. mahogany table
0iiartered oak bedroom furniture;
Eernis- Martin iron beds. Nauonaal
sprinrs felt mattresses. feather PHI
lows. bed and table linen, spreads,
0uilts blankets, quartered OAK hal
rack. mission dining SUIT, w hsIe
Mountain refrigerator cost 800
large Turkish leather rockers. kltcn-
on chairs and tables. davenportWal-
nut bedroom suit princess dTessers'
nortieres French, Wilton Administer
and BRUSSELS art squares, hand-
painted china, japanese vases. I'M
oleum. linen shades, oak chlIohler:
combination bookcase me lot OF
rockers in mahogany and quartered
oak center tables and many other
tbinps too numerous to mention.
These goods are in perfect condltlon
and must be sold at this sale, as
owner is leaving for New YORK,
omen for inspection Monday SAFE
10 a m. Tuesday, September 80
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TAKE NOTICE.

WE do all kind of house repairing.
painting, etc. Work executed in best
workmanship style; promptly done, and
want anything in this line. Room 325.
Empire Building.
LET Us BUILD you home on easy
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400 Temple Court Bldg. Main l1s9.
REAL ESTATE-For farm lands. large
OF small lots. or business property, see
w J. Sumner. Alamo. Ca.
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BUSINESS GUIDE.

Printing and Gum Labels
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FARMS FOR RENT,

EXTRA good small dairy and ; truck
tive proposition to a good man to do
some work on place this winter Hutch
ms, P o. Box 1855. 700 Walton Bldg.
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FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
SEVERAL good acres land, Irrigation
including house. barn, branch and
shades, l mile OF car c. NJ Anderson,
Route ), Atlanta Ga
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S41a ACRES, seven miles from Kenne-
saw. on main public road: % acres in
cultivation, balance in timber and pas
ture; good three-roOm house and good
four-stall barn; price only 81, 500 $500
cash. balance easy. William Tate Hol-
land, Marietta Ga
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| FOR SALE-$1, 900 buys beautiful five
room bungalow on large lot in Elorida
| town, On large lake. Owner leaving
| State and must sacrifice Ideal winter
| home; fine bathing and fishing Address
| Bungalow, 500 Piedmont Ave, Atlanta,
| Ga
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in Georgia, with crops on: will sell or
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ONE DOLLAR CASH buys some choice
Atlanta building lots: ut-of-t town
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in all white Atlanta suburb. reached by
electric cars and 5-cent fare, for only
one dollar cash, one dollar week without
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TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT.
YES-We rent practically new No 3
divers; three months only 81 oliver
Typewriter Agency. 81 Auburn avenue.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
MONTHS FOR SIS AND UP.
Rebuilt typewriters. 500 to SIS.
American Writing Machine Co,
IS North Pryor 81 Phone Main 252e
RURLAP BAGS FOR SALT
EVERY kind delivered every
where. F. r. Logan & Co, At
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FINE CHANCE for couple that wants
to start housekeeping. complete fur
nishfngs for dve rooms and haIl for 5000
cash Can be seen at af2 Woodward
avenue.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale.
2l0-A Capitol avenue. Phone Main
2427-J
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WILL SELL CHEAP or exchange FIVE
passenger Maxwell car in good condi-
ton, for real estate. Address Maxwell,
care Georgian.
cant lot Diamond" care Georgian.
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Graphophone; must he good
machine, in good condition and bar
gain Address GRAPHIC. care Georgian.
SECONDHAND gun wanted; must he
hammerless. automatic eiectoT, ~
gauge; 2s inches. Prefer cylinder and
modified barrels Want about 3-inch
drop. Must be in good condition and
BARGAIN. What have you? Box 1853,
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az
hand lumber or old house TO rebuild
59-A Henry street, Atlanta.
WANTED Medium size heater to heat
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Phone Ivy 27Os.
WANTED Second hand cigar case;
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WANTED -- Second hand Underwood
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WANTED-Oneg gas range Must be in
perfect condition and cheap. one gas
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PARTY Will exchange
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room suits. Most desirable place: very
reasonable. 226 Ivy street Ivy 5432
TIN and sheet metal work, cutters and
tin roofs repaired. Ice boxes lined; all
sorts OF tin work. 32a Edgewood ave.
nue.. Atlanta phone 3346.
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sirable suburb of Atlanta, see l. c.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


ONE DOLLAR CASH buys some choice
Atlanta building lots; out Of town
owner will sell some choice building lots
in all white Atlanta suburb, reached by
one dollar cash. one dollar week without
interest; big money makers for small
investors. Address owner, Box 500.
Jacksonville. Fla.
10 ACRES within city limits; best sub
division proposition in city, terms,
So, 600
NORTH SIDE renting property, paying
"a per cent; terms; near Georgian
Terrace Hotel; only $4,000
For quick sale, list your property
PORTER & SWIFT.
1907 Peachtree. Phone Ivy 1897.
FOR SALE-$1,OOO buys beautiful i've
room bungalow on large lot in Florida
town, On large lake. Owner leaving
State and must sacrifice Ideal winter
home; fine bathing and fishing. Address
Bungalow, 500 Piedmont Ave, Atlanta,
Ga.
ANXIOUS TO SELL-Make offer lot
next to DRUID Hills. on Emyra Place,
80 by IT'S; elevated and level; only lot
in this part for saleS has sign on it,
self and make offers. will accept pur-
chase money notes. to c A. P, care
Georgian, or call Ivy 1919.
A GREAT big bargain, direct from own
err. few choice lots; compelled to sell
Immediately; adjoining DEuid Hills, 1000
feet off Ponce DeLeon avenue. Price
$500 TO $500, Easy terms. See Mr.
Anderson, sol Empire Life Building
Phone Ivy 547S, Atlanta 1877.
FOR SALE-By owner, new six-room
house in South Kirkwood, in beauti-
full grove; easy terms. c. w s., No
ZEAL ESTATE FOB EXCHANGE
WELL BUILT two-story home, prac<
tically new; will exchange equity for
good auto. r. F., Box 6, care Geor-
gan.
REAL EsTArE F3R SALE OR
FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMES and build
ing lots in College Park, the most de-
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CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-By owner, elevated lot IN
NOrthview Cemetery; one of the best
situated lots in cemetery; surrounding
lots can not be had al any price. This
lot can be bought for cash at a bargain.
Box 4S4 care Georgian
FOR SALE-Lot 10 by 20 in Oakland
cemetery with one small grave on same
Address b. Box $40. care Georgian.
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ANXIOUS TO SELL-Make offer. lot
80 by IT'S; elevated and level only lot
in this part for saleS has sign on it,
For Sale by owner Look at 1t your
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$50 ACRES fine land, partly cultivated,
500, 900 feet saw timber, orchard. mas
lures. HARRISON County Schools, rail-
roads, churches close. Bargain. Must
sell. r. B. Lambert, P. o. Clerk, At
lanta, Ga.
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Tailor and Eurrlsr,

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moved to $40 Peachtree street. on
fourth floor. Furs repaired equal to
new Phone Ivy 1910.
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10 ACRES within city limits; best sub
division proposition in city, terms,
5000.
NORTH SIDE renting property paying
"a per cent; terms; near Georgian
Terrace Hotel; only $4,000
For quick sale, list your property
with us
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Pet and Live Stock
Bantanns.
Ducks.

Game ban'ams, Sebrights,
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29

FIVE-ROOM HOUSE on East Hunter
street. with all modern conven-
fences. Good home for some one who
does business on Decatur street. Only
$4,000, on easy terms. See MIR. White
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29

MORTGAGE loans IN ANY AMoUNT
ON DESIRABLE PROPERTY SEE
l.. II. ZURLINE, EDGAR DUNLAP IN
SURANCE AGENCY. 202 GAMBLER
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