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VOLS AND BILLIKENS
 SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

Nashville. July 16.-NashvilIe and Montgomery broke even in a double header here today, both games being won by scores of 1 to O. The first game was a pitchers battle between Black and Berger. the visiting south- paw finishing stronger. Tn the second game Roland allowed but three hits. while Day kept Nashville's hits well scattered. Both games were devoid Of fielding features. Score:
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 Forced into the breach to forestall a triumph by the Barons Carl Thompson proved unequal to the requirement., and Birmingham scored a second triumph, [ to 5. Excitement increased as the battle progressed, for three Atlanta pitchers, dis pstched to the mound in emergency tac- tics, failed to check the Barons, after Atlanta had amassed a five-run lead off Hardgrove. Rallies in the first and fourth endowed the Smithmen with five runs. while "Kid' Collier, the collesian finger, blarked the Barons in the first three in- Anings.
 In the fourth, Golfers effectiveness weakened and before he was yanked from the slab three Barons graced first, sec- ond and third. Carl Thompson, confident by his previous victory over the Barons. was directed to halt the onslaught. but yielded a volley of safe drives, and be- fore the fusillaGe was quieted Birmingham had surmounted the five-run lead. With the count standing to 5, Crafty Omar was derricked from the rubber and Dick Robertson appeared in the rescue role. Diminutive Dick proved star rescuer, for five scoreless innings were served to Atlanta as the battle waned. Hopeful that Ylis henchmen would solve Robertson s moist sants, Smith sent Perryman in the box in the fifth, but Of no avail, for Bir- mingham annexed the seventh run in the sixth, and Robertson continued invincible. A Crackers Secure Good Lead
 In the first session Atlanta grabbed the lead Mcconnell drew a pass. kircher grounded to. Mcdonald, who ventured. Iforcing Mcconnell at second, but his peg proved high and wide and the Atlanta lead-off sprnter journeyed to third Long grounded to Ellam, but 10th runners were held ill check at their respective stations Welchonce reached first when Hardgrove | issued four faulty balls. Bisland drove long fly to center field, which Carroll bagged after a long sprint Mcconnell spurted across the rubber and Kirchel reached third, but Welchonce was held at~first.. The speedy outfielder stole sec ond at an oppcrtune moment, for Hollanc singled sharply past third and scored both Kircher and Welchonce.
 The proclivities of the first innina seemed fatal blow to Baronial hopes for Kid' Collier blanked the Barons in the first three innings without seeming ! difficulty. In the fourth the disastrous outlook was heightened for the Crackers rushed two more over. With Holland down, Eibel reached first in safety, when Covington failed to retain his fast boun. der. Tyree doubled to deep right field and Eibel registered. Atlanta's chubby
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Athletics Beat Russell

Philadelphia, July 1s.-IIard hitting fea- tured today's game, which was won by Philadelphia from Chicago 10 10 6. Walsh drove in five runs with a single and a home run Manager Callahan was noti- fled today he had been indefinitely sus- pended for his trouble with Umpire Hide brand after yesterdays double header in New York. Strunk was unable to play, owing to the death of his mother. In the sixth inning Demmitt and Weaver collded. Weaver was forced to leave the game at once. Demmitt left the field In
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GA. l..
STANDING
Decatur Weakens Late

Anniston, July 16.-(Special)-After An
 only two men reaching first base, with
 only one hit made and with lead of
 three runs against them, Anniston won today's game in the eighth inning hy Tal- ladega making three errors and allowing two hits and sacrifice fly.
 Decatur had everything, and did not yield hit until the sixth inning. The features of the game were the batting Of Donaldson and Townsend the fielding or Lamar and Reinecke and the pitching of
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 The Upheaval Occurs
 Induced by Golfers wildness, the up- heaval of moment came in the fourth. Knisely reached first, when his slow bcunder to third sifted through Holland s hands. Covington was granted access to first on four balls, while Mcbride crowded the sacks with a following base on balls. Convinced that his youngster might suffer a trouncing were he left on the slab, Billy Smith yanked Collier and dispatched Carl Thompson to assume the burden. Ellam walloped long fly to kircher as starter and knisey tailed Trages- ser popped up and out to Bisland, but Hardgrove was given his base on balls, again filling the sacks Marcan made a successful lunge at one of Thompson s twisters and drove it down the right field foul line. Kircher became unbalanced by his sprint to overtake the crash and helped matters by tumbling to the ground. Before he could regain his footing, GOV ington and Mcbride had spiked the rub ber T<ireher made an accurate peg ito the plate to down Hardgrove, but the pitcher effected a neat hook slide and gained the decision.
 Marcan reached third on his drive and scol ed when Mcdonald, whose hitting featured singled through short. Car roll received a walk, forcing Mcdonald to second, Knisely bingled through sec ond and McDonald tailed the sixth run that enabled Birmingham to surmount the five-run lead.
 Perryman relieved Thompson in the rext round and blanked the Barons, but yielded the seventh run in the sixth. With one down, Marcan singled and scored on McDonalds safe hit. Robertson pitched invincibly during the following rounds, allowing but two hits, one to Bisland in the fifth and a second to Edbel in the eighth
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Rome Cops Thriller

Rome, Ga, July 1e.-(Special.) )-Rome battle this afternoon in which the locals made 1t two straights when Alexanders pinch hit brought in the winning run in the twelfth Knight and Sigmon pitched great ball, especially in the pinches. King relieved Sigmon in the tenth when Rome got to the latter. Score.
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Morrison Shows Form

Selma. July 16.-(Special)-In the sec ond game of the series Selma shut out Opelika today by the score of to o. Nor rison pitched in good form for Selma and frightened up when hit would have counted a run for the visitors. The five errors made by Selma were not costly, while those by the visitors cost runs. Opelika played splendid defensive game, but had no chance to win. Score:
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BROOKS BEATEN IN SEMI-FINALS;
 FINALS OF TOURNAMENT TODAY
BIRMINGHAM FAyORITE VAN QUISHED BY TEAMM ATE. FINALS TAKE PLACE IN MORN ING AND AFTERNOON
RESULTS YESTERDAY
SINGLES

SINGLES Johnston vs. Whitaker, 4-6, 6-3 and 6-3 (Third round). McMillan vs. Johnston, 6-3, 7-9 and 6-2. 6Semi-finals). Bartlett vs. Roberts. 6-3, 4-6 and 6-2. tThird round) Bartlett vs. Brooks, 6-4 and 6-2. Semi-finals)
 DOUBLES Mcconnell and McEniry of Bes- semer vs. Wills and Peterson of Montevallo, 6-3, 6-4 and 6-4 (Semi- flnals.)
 Brooks and Bartlett vs. Johnson and Blake, GO and 6-1. tSemi- finals.)
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TERRIBLE TOWNSEND
 BUMPED BY TURTLES

Memphis, July 16.-Memphis secured six runs and Mobile one in contest limited to five innings today in order that the two teams might catch trains. The locals hit Townsend freely and drove him from the box in the third. Keeley pitching the re- mainder of the game. Bemis three-bas SC hit in the second with the bases full was the feature of the game. Score:
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The Leaders Lose

LaGrange, July )--La- Grange won the sedond game of the series from Newman in a closely contested bat tie. LaGrange took the lead in the first two innings by taking advantage of er- TOTS and held it throughout. Many times 'would-be'' scores were killed by pretty tobas Score.
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TWO-base Hits-COVIngtOn, MCDOnald Tyree.
 Three-base Hit-Marcan
 Sacrifice Flies-Ellam, Bisland.
 Sacrifice Hit-McB Bride.
 Hits Apportioned-Hardgr in in- nings with runs; Robertson in in- nings with no runs. Collier 3 in 3 in- nings (none out in fourth). with no runs: Thompson in inning with runs: Per lyman in four innings with 1 run.
 Struck Out-Hardgrove l. Robertson 5, Collier g.
 Bases on Balls-Hardgrove g. Robertson l, Collier 2, Thompson 2, Perryman g. Time of Game-2:15
 Umpires-F'ifield and Pfenninger.
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International League

At Toronto: Toronto 2-4. Buffalo 4-s. tSecond game called in seventh by agreement).
 At Montreal: Montreal 10, Roches- ter 4.
 At Newark: Newark 5, Baltimore 6.
 At Providence: Providence 8, Jersey City 1.
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Paulette. Passed ball. Gribbens. Sacri flee hits, Parker. Roland. Stolen bases, Callahan. Hemmingway ?. Jantzen. Bases on balls, Day g. Roland 4. Struck o,,t. Dav ,. Roland g. Wild pitch. Day. Time, 1:51. Empires, Kellum and Ches- mutt.
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Hagerman Baffles Senators

Washington. July Washington got but two hits off Hagerman today and Cleveland won, 3 to o. Shaw started tue game for the Nationals and Graney, the
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Cravath Decides Battle

St. Louis. July 16.-St. Louis today tied the score in the seventh inning but Philadelphia won out to in the tenth inning. With two men out and two men on. Cravath doubled, scoring two run. Cravath scored when Perritt threw to centerfield trying to pick him off second Score
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Dodgers Win Two

Pittsburg. July 16.-Brooklyn won both parts of double header from Pittsburg
 today, 1 to 3 and 5 to 2. Fifteen players were used by Pittsburg in the first game
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Ruth Driven to Cooler

Boston, July l6.-petreit defeated Boston today to ?. Ruth. the new Boston twirl- CT, began pitching. but pass. followed by crawfords double and a triple by veach fin the fourth inning. caused his re- tirenent Scora.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Dallas: Dallas 22 Austin 8. At Waco: Waco ?, Ft. Worth 1. At Galveston: Galveston 1, San An tonic '.
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American Association

At Indianapolis: Indianapolis 1, Min neapolis 5.
 At Columbus Columbus 6. Milwau- kee 0.
 At Louisville: Louisville o. Kansas City 8.
 At Cleveland: cleveland-st. Paul; rain.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Coy1e, Kirby, Northen. Three-base hits, Bem.s Sacri- flee hit, McDermott. Hits, Townsend, & with runs in 2 1-3 innings. Double play, Clothier. Mullen to Dunckel. Passed ball, Schmidt. Base on balls, H. Merritt g. Struck out. H. Merritt 3. Townsend l. Kelley ?. Time, :3o Empires. O'Toole and Rudderham.
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 Score by innings:
 Brooklyn ........... 400 010 000--5 Pittsburg ............. 900 001 010--2
 Summary: Two-base hits, Smith. James Kalley. J. Wagner. Three-base hit. O'Mara. Hits. Kantlehner in.1-s inning: McQuillan in 2-3; Councilman 3 in 2. Stolen hase. J. Wagner. Bases on balls. Pfeffer 1. Kantlehner 1, N-- Quillan 8. Sacrifice bunts. Cutshaw. O'Mara, Daubert. Sacrifice files. Smith. Konetchy. Struck out Pfeffer 3, Me Quillan 3. Conzelman 1. Time, lar. Empires. Byron and Johnson.
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NuIl1lHIN. IWO-Dhse HIts, ITHWfoTU. Burns, YerSes. Three-base hit, Neach. Hits, Ruth 3 in 3 innings and none out in fourth, Johnson 2 in 4, Coumbe in 2. Sacrifice hits, Purtell. Veach. Stanage, Stolen base. Bush Double plays, cfaw- ford to Burns; Speaker to Johnson to Scott: Speaker to Thomas; Yerkes to Janvrin to Thomas. First base on balls, Dauss 3, Ruth 1. Johnson 1. Struck out. Dauss 8, Johnson 2 Time, 1 :57 Empires. Dneen and Sheridan.
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Rain Idles Lookouts
HonLIrzELL SOLD TO BOSTON

Boston. July 16.--The Boston American league club today pilr- chased First Baseman R. C. Hob litzell from the Cincinnati Ma tionals.
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Summary: Two-base hit Allen. Stolen base, Bowen Double plays, i3owen to Howell Sacrifice hit, Lewellyn. Base on balls Cellars 1. Lewellyn ?. Struck out, Lewellyn T. Cellars il. Passed balls, Kim brell. Wild pitches. Lewellyn. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Blackwell.
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 Summary: Two-base hits. O'Mara Dau- bert Wheat. Three-base hits, Konetchy O'Toole. Hits. OToole in [ innings (none out in eighth 8; Mamaux in innings; Fucker in innings: Raean i in in- nings. Bases on balls. Fucker 2. Ragan 1, OToole g. Mamaux 1. Sacrifice hits O'Mara, Maury, Mensor. Leonard. Struck out, Fucker B. Ragan ?, 'OTooie I. Ma maux 1. Time. :45 Empires, Lincoln and Byron.
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Yankees Down Browns

New York, July 16.--New York today won the first game of the St. Louis se ries 6 to 4. The game was interrupted
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Birmingham ', Atlanta 5. Memphis 6, Mobile 1 G innings; called).
 Chattanooga-N New Orleans; rain. Montgomery To, Nashville 0-1.
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EARLE DRENNEN

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Shaw in things; Boehling in G. Stolen bases O'Neill. Olson. Double plays, ONeill to Turner. First base on balls, Hagerman B. Shaw 2, Boehling 4 Time, pitcher, Boehling Johnston). Struck out, Hagerman 5, Shaw 9 oBehing f. Time, 2:00. Empires, O'Loughlin and Hide. brand.
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Bartlett Has Busy Day

Bartlett had an exceedingly busy time yesterday. taking part in two singles matches. one in the third round and the other in the semi-finals, and also another in the doubles. Strenuous Activities also await him today and he will have to participate in the finals for both the singles and doubles. Should he emerge a winner in the matches then he will be forced to un- dergo another duo of hard battles Sat urday.
 The two that take place on Saturday are the challenge rounds for singles and doubles. On account of conflicting with the finals in singles the challenge round for singles, planned for this afternoon las had to be transferred until Saturday morning. The singles will take place during the morning and the doubles in the afternoon.
 all of the matches fought yesterday were close and full of interest many of them going full three sets.
 The two-third round contests scheduled for the day were finished during the morning and in the afternoon the two in the semi-finals were also cleared Mere eth Roberts and Whitaker, the latter from Knoxville. were those eliminated in the third round by Bartlett and Johnson respectively.
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 St Louis ....... 0f2 GOO o01-f New York ..... GOO 40 o1s-s
 Summary. Two-base hit. Howard. Sacrifice hits, Sweeney g. Mullen. Stolen Bases, Peckinpaugh. Beary, 1.a- van. Bases on balls. Pieh 9, Brown !. Baumgardner 1. James ?, Struck out Pieh 2, Brown 7 Baumgardner 8, James 1. Weilman ]. Hit by pitcher. Baum gardner (Cook). Weilman (Cook). Wild pitch, James. Hits Baumgardner l In Ia 1-3 innings; James 3 In 3 ga; We'll man 1 in 5; Pieh in |; Brown in !. Time. 2.50. Empires, Connolly and Chill.
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Games Today

Birmingham at Nashville Memphis at New Orleans. Chattanooga at Montgomery Atlanta at Mobile.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Askew, Jor- da. Double plays. Sharpe to Mills. Struck out. Knight 6, Sgmon z. King 5. Base
 on balls, Knight l. Sigmon B. King 2. Stolen bases, Reidy 2, Alexander. Time 2:35. Umpire. McGrath
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SECOND GAME.

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Barons Overhaul Crackers After Hardgrove Allows Five Run Lead-Collier, Thompson and Perryman Fail to Over
 haul Barons-R Robertson Stars in Rescue Role
By REUBEN A. LEWIS
The Upheayal Occurs

receiver advanced to third on Golfers grounder to Ellam and scored on Me Councils single to the suniield.