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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29

If angels walked with men as in
days of old, they'd soon find their
wing feathers in the millinery
store windows.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29

You can make an aristocrat out
Of an alley cat, but a cur dog al
ways remains a cur. Heed the
lessonl
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29
Purpose of the Course.

Road Builders Week has been
designed to help advance the cause
of good roads, and in a short per-
iod of time to give out information
in the form of lectures, in such a
way that men who attend may
take notes and put them into prac-
tice when they return to their
homes.
It is hoped that County Road
Engineers, Road Inspectors, Road
Contractors, County Judges and
Magistrates will take advantage of
this course. The course will how
ever, be open to all citizens of the
state and large number is ex-
pected to be there.
We do not expect to turn out
engineers in one week, but we do
expect to equip men who have some
practical knowledge with informa-
ton that will help them with their
work and give them better under
standing of engineering methods.
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Machinery Exhibit.

Several manufactures Of road ma
chinery will have exhibits on the
ground of full size machines and
will give demonstrations Last
year we had three rollers, six
graders, three scarfers, one crusher
one motor truck, two trailers and
many other pieces of small mach
merry. This exhibit will be open
and free to all manufactures, and
it is hoped that fiscal courts that
contemplate purchasing machinery
will come in body and look ovel
the exhibit.
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ROAD BUILDERS WEEK
Preliminary Announcement.

To be given by the Highway En-
cheering Department, College Of
Engineering, Lexington, KY, Feb.
9TH to 18th, 1916.
The State University will open a
course in Road Building at the
Civil Engineering Building on Feb.
18th, to continue one week.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29

Some men are so brazen they
can go broke without being dnan-
eially embarrassed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29
Practical Work.

Glasses will be open in survey
ing and practical field work. This
will be at the same time that the
lecture work is in progress and
men who wish to study the use of
the Transit and Level and the
Plating of Maps and Profiles will
be permitted to do so in a sepa-
rate room.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29
Testing Laboratory.

Fully equipped laboratories for
the testing of rock, sand and cement,
brick, asphalt and road oils have
been installed and work will be
in progress in these laboratories
every afternoon. Those who wish
to may bring material with them
for testing and see it Vested while
here.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29
Admission.

No charge will be made for the
course, all lectures will be open and
free to the public. The only re-
quirement for entrance will be to
register at the Civil Engineering
Building upon arrival.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29
Course of Study.

The entire week, morning, after
noon and night will be. taken up
with lectures on subjects pertain
ing to construction I'D reconstruc-
ton of all types of roads. A large
number Of men experienced in the
art of road building, and manu-
features of articles used in the
construction of roads have been
secured to give these lectures.
ALI lectures will be forty-fve min
utes in length and after the lee
ture fifteen minutes will be taken
with discussion.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29
Room and Board.

Room and board can be secured
in Lexington at from $3.50 to $500
per week. Meals can be secured on
the grounds at the University at
$500 per week.
Night Session.
Owing to the limited time for
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29

Last year 172 men registered in
the Short Course, representing 60
counties, 43 County Engineers, 10
County Judges, 26 Magistrates, %
Demonstrators and Lecturers, So
Contractors, good road enthusiasts
and men preparing to be County
Engineers and Road Inspectors.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-29

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the course it was thought best to
hold night sessions. At trese ses-
sions some special addresses viii
be made, moving pictures will be
shown and reports win be heard
from the counties.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
Seven Men Are Tied
For Shoot Lead at
The Chicago Meet

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-The fact that 81
trapshooters tried to win the grand
American handicap made It impossible
to finish the contest. the big event Of the
Interstate associations annual meet in
effect today. which darkness stopped
short. however, the one contestants had
shot eighty times, leaving a string of
twenty targets for tomorrow's competi-
ton.
At the end Of the day seven men were
tied for the lead with scores of IS. six
had n and seven had 20. The fifty high
guns at the end of the contest win share
in the purse OF $7,sls The winner win
receive 10 per cent of this. the second 9
per cent, the third best 8 per cent, and
others in proportion.
Todsy's leaders with their scores were:
-. ]. j. Randall (1s yards), Greensburg,
G. w. Irrgang Q0. Chicago; L. b. Clarke
Q8, Chicago; NJ. +. Dewire (1s). Hamil-
ton, Ind; 4, ellison qs), Chicago; G. B.
"a. George H. Mackie (19. Lawrence
g, {; Emery 90; Chicago; P: J. Graham
w Va; II; w. Leffingwell dD. chicago.
&c. J. s. Prick (20), Worthington, MINI. I;
3 A. Ehrl dsd, qS. TerSe Hauss, Ind; 4
(So, Warrington, d. G.; r. j. starkey
C9) North Platte. Neb.:- F. Card u).
CSh,icago;, H. L. Heinecke 0s). Blue
There were six matchreea. being pro-
fessionals. resulting as follows:
f. q. Bulls. Chicago: against II. s. Ken
p. J. Hollohan. Salt Lake City. against
T, A.. Marshall, Chicago. T-93
rf r. e rosSy 5 pfTi aakh is ss against
r.. o. Heikes. DAYTON, o., against j. r.
Graham, Chicago, 1898.
j. NJ. Hawkins, Pittsburgh, against J.
r, Hinkle. Oklahoma city. @-ee II.
Bart Lewis, Auburn, Ill. Ed Graham.
Chicago, $685.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
CLEANERS AND OVERS
TO TAKE ON NORTH PLATTE

Out at North Platte. next sunday ana
Monday. the base ball fans are expecting
some good base ball. when the fast
seni-pro Lincoln Cleaners and Dyers team
win invade the western city. The Lin
coin team has won the championship
Of the state capital Tor two years ana IN
q recent game with the stors rriumphs
Of Omaha. came out with the long end OF
to score. The North Platter Boost
en- have been strengthened BY the add
ton OF simmons IN the infield. who was
formerly with Columbus IN the stete
league. smith. also q state leaguer viii
probably finish the season behind the bat
for North Platte.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
WILLIAMS BEATS JOHNSTON
AND M'L0UGHLIN WINS

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 1s.--wnliams
defeated Johnston three sets to one. No
Loughlin vanquished Wallace johnson.
three sets TO one. and Griffin eliminated
Irving Wright N straight sets. Sum
mary;
SINGLES, FOURTH ROUND.
g. n. Griffin, San Francisco. beat /. G.
Wright Boston rs, So, "a
r. Norris Williams. z. Philadelphia.
beat William +. Johnston. San Francisco.
e-6 los, ell SIS
Nj u. McLouEhlin. San Francisco, beat
Wallace +. johnson. Philadelphia. 81.
y \, y, Y, Miles, Boston. b.a. H, c. John
son. Boston. 81. 80 50. -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
FORT DODGE TRIMS UP
ALL FAST OPPOSITION

GARNER. Ia. Aug ls.--(spcial rsle-
gram)-Fort Dodge won first place IN
the base ball tounament held al Garner
10 determine the championship between
the fastest clubs Of Iowa ana Mime.
sofa, winning both games today.
The Fort Dodge club defeated Albert
Lea ia the morning game. to 4 ana won
froln Webster CITY BY q score Of TO 4
The Dodgers won every game played IA
the tournament
Lambeth. pitching for Fort Dodge, Tea
tured today's game with Webster cty.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
BROOKLYN ALMOST
UPON THE PHILLIPS
Advances Within Two Points Of
Leaders by Defeating Chicago
in Exciting Fray.
SIX 10 1--WE IS rHE SCORE

BROOKLYN. Aug. 1.-THE 5rookiyns
advanced within two points Of the Phillies
today when they beat Chicago, TO 8, in
an exciting BATTLE The Cubs overcame
four-run lead, finally tieing the scors
In the eighth, only 90 have Cheney send
ia the winning run with a wild pitch IN
the Dodgers half OF the same innins.
-Four pitchers were used. Lavender and
Pfeffer being taken out because Of heavy
hitting.
Two players were severely injured. Otto
Miller was hit over the right eye by a
batted ball during practice and was taken
to the Wildwood sanitarium. cy Williams
was hit by a pitched bell in the eighth
inning and forced TO retire Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
THOMPSON VERY
STINGY TO TOPEKA
savages FAN to Get Hit OFF ROurke
slabman Until the Eighth
Inning.
rAEEEHrIL's BAT DOES EOBLY


TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. fe.-(speciai Teie-
gram. )--tjntf the eighth inning OF today's
game. there were grave fears in the
hearts Of the local fans that the sayages
would be the victims OF a no-hit game
II the hands OF Cecil Thompson. Up
70 me last half OF the eighth inning. Just
two locals had reached first base. ono
in the fifth and one in the sixth, and both
after two men were out. But baltimore
spoiled the no-hit prospects by opening
the home half Of the eighth with a
ringing double over Tannehill's head A
pinch hitter scored him, when Smith and
Forsythe did an Alphonse and Castor
set IN the eutfield- The run was pure
sifs as either fielder could have gotten
the bail.
Tnnnehfu Makes Mark.
Lee TannehiIl was the hitting demon
for the Rourkcs. with two doubles. each
az which scored runner. Thanks to
Lees war club and Thompeons slow
lenders. Omaha won quite easily. 2 to /.
incidentally. the Rourkes played a mean
trick on Lefty Daahner the local star
-nuthpaw. who had pitched some thirty
successive scorcless innings, until Tame
hills double scored Wells in tho second
inning.
The two southpaws retired the teams
IN order IN IN efirst inning. but Wells
opened the second with n sharp single.
which glanced off nashner's glove. Krua
sacrificed ana Tannehili doubled down
the right field line. schliebnsr followed
with single 70 left, and II looked like
rcut for pashner. but foxy Bin Rappa
eot Tannehill at third on an attempted
double steal. ending the rally.
gevernl oufes Tansnau.
Thompson singled IN this third and then
Omaha failed 70 set a runner 20 first
until the seventh. when Wells again
onened villa e single KFug's sacrifice
and Tannehlll's screaming double 10 LEFT
center drove home the winning run.
krps trip'ed with one gone IN the ninth
hut could not score.
Frenaied cheers greeted Lattimore'l
walk IN the firth inning. Fe was the
first Savage 10 reach first base
Omaha fielded smartly behind Thonp.
son except on Monroo's easy Fly. which
scored the locals Only run.
Two OF Topeln'a four hits were de.
cidodly flukey. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
RED SOX BEATEN
BY WHITE HOSE
Chicago Wins Great Fielding Game
from Boston by Two-to-0ne
Score.
FABER's DELIVERY A MYSTERY

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-the Chicago White
sox won a great fielding game from the
Boston Red sox. to !. here today. The
visitors were unable 10 fathom Fabers
delivery John Collins walked IN the
sixth inning. stole second. took third on
Thomsss wild throw. and scored the
winning run on IieIbold's single TO left.
score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

Morse. Struck out: BY Hoffman, o. by
Musser, e. BY Schneider, 2; by Giiiigan. l.
Bases on balls: of Hoffman. 3; off Mus
ser, 4, OFF Schneider, 3, of CHILEAN. Z
Passed ball: McAllister Pitching record:
OFF Hoffnan,3 runs and hits IN six in
ninRs; off SchreibeT, 4 runs and hits IN
five innings; off Musser, runs and z
hits In five and two-thirda innings; off
GiliiRan. runs and four bita IN five and
one-third innings. Time; 2:af Umpire;
Ceisol.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

IlAVENNA, Neb., Aur. l1-l0naolaI \
The Scotia base ball teara deleafe6 the
Hafcnna team yesterday. 4 10 q The
locals nAq the best o. L on atrlkeouis
unable 70 deliver a blow al the oronor
time. HatIerIest Navonna FennI,ncre
T|t1ett1 and 0reenalit scotia Dnrree
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

DETROIT. Aug. 19.--Detroll hammered
Wickcff hard and cften today and aided
nf Corfie4sfo's superb pitching lefssied
fhiaadelphiA, % 4 Detroite defense
sparkled with fielding features. Youne
ana playing Leading roles, The game was
q merry HtruGKle until the eighth, when
the Tigers Inassed five hits for four
tallies. Cobb stole second in the third
inning while McAv0y was holding the
ball and took third when the catcher'a
throw went 70 center field. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

CHICAGO


Totals ....S1 n "A IS
IRAN for Williams In the eighth.
sBatted for Lavender IN the fourth.
'Batted for Cheney In the ninth.
Ghicago ....,....oe o2io o-s
Two-base hit; Good. Three-base hit:
0etz Home run: Safer. Stolen bases:
Good. Murray. Safer. label Myers.
Wheat ca. Earned rtns. ChicaKo, O..
Brooklyn. 4. Double ply: Knlsely to
Bases on balls: OFT Lavender, 1; off
three lhninssi Oh Cheney, l n five IN
ninss; OF Pfeffer, in four and one-
two-thirds Innings. Hit BY pitched ball;
by Rucker, Williams. Struck out BY
Lavender, 2; by Cheney, I: by Pfeffer, 9
Umpires RiRier and Cockilf.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

.. .9-netc niti W.T.. stolen base; Cobb
Double plays; Laieie to Strunk: vita 10
etrunk. Bases on balls: OF Wvckoff
81 off Coveleskie. l. Struck oui: Nv
lNyckeff, 4 by Coveleskse, 4 Umpiree.
CONNOLLY and Wallace.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

NEW YORK. Aua. le.--Cincinnau con-
York for the second time. The score waa
= % !, CInrInnau has won eIGhi 81 their
Last nine 8amaa' Mckenery pitched a
br,ii,ant game Tor Cincinnati and was
ualfe batting, drawing a three base bat
4 doole and two singles In five uniea al
hat. Score,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1e.l-PittsburRh
again hit Philadelphia pitchers hard to-
was Knocked off the rubber In the third
and the visitors also got after lineup IN
this session and in the sixth. Harmon
was effective and was given fine aup-
three singles and sacrifice IN five times
at the plate. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

.NAtl1a Tor OaaIlnor la eighth
sHetted for FISHER IN ninth
Topeka .........-..s.a 9 eeeo Ell
4maha .......4......1 Q o 0 oI g.
Three-baao hit: Krue. Tswo-baso hita,
atl.noEe. FannehIll a.. Sacrifice hltss
smith,. kfua %. Hlla. Off Dashner. &
ln eight innings. Bases on balls. of
Ilomp9Qn. Struck out: BY Daahner
IS BY Thompson. 8 HIT By pitched ball .
~ Iaennef J. Time; 1sN. Empires.
cngIck ard ryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

Ioial8 .,..S3 y Z
Slated for Stroud In third.
sBatted for Schauer In eighth.
Cincinnati ..........O 8 10 o Q lis
Two-base hits: Doyle, Griffiths, VIII
liams. Three-base hits; Griffithe, Will
liams. Home rum Doyle. Stolen base:
Mollwltn. Bases on balls. Off Stroud, /.
Hita: OFF Stroud. In three innings; off
Schauer, In five innings; off Schupp,
IN one inning struck out: BY Stroud. q;
by schaurer, 4; by Mckenery. 2. Empires:
Byron and Eaaon. t'r
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
AMER. LnAGUE.

GUMGEW4Yfb nGNWANAs
WESTERN LEAGUE.
ST. Joseph-Denvers team failed to ar
live.
Des Moines q: Lincoln, g.
Omaha. 2; Topeka, l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. 6; New York. 1.
St Louis, 4: Boston, !.
Pittsburgh, 8; Philadelphia, ,.
Chicago. 8; Brooklyn, 6.
.Ht AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, IL: Cleveland, 8.
Philadelphia, 4; Detroit, 6.
New York-St. Louis: rain.
Boston. 4 Chicago. 2.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
81. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 3.
Chicago. 0; Buffalo, s.
Kansas City, 9: Baltimore, /.
Pittsburgh, o; Newark, 5.
AMERICA.N ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 2-i; Kansas City. 10.
Columbus, 8: Minneapolis, 5.
indianapolis. 6; milwaukee,, s.
Cleveland. s; st. Paul, 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham. 81: Chattanooga, 81.
New Orleans, 8; Memphis, s
MOBILE, Il Nashville. 4.
Atlanta-Little Rock; postponed. rain.
Games Today.
Western LoaRue--St. Joseph at Denver,
Des Moincs ct lincoln, Omaha at To-
National League Cincinnati at New
York. 81. Louis At Boston, Pittsburgh at
Philadelphia- Chicago at Brooklyn.
American League-WashinGton at Cieye-
land, Philadelphia at Detroit. New York
Federal LeaGle-St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Buffalo, Kansas City az Balti-
more Pittsburgh at Newark.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
FHIIADELraIA.
'Batted for Lineup in ninth.

Pittsburgh ........S 0 O O "a
PHILADELPHIA 800 0 I o o Id
base hit. Harmon. Home run: Gibson.
stolen bases; Wagner, ViOx, Baird
Double play; Niehoff to Bancroft 10
z; Oft Demaree l Oft Tincup. Hits;
or Demqree. In two and one-third In
ninFs; off lineup 3 IN six and two-thirds
Tlpcup, :. umpires: 0fDay ana Stock
dale.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

once during the game. Score: RHE.
Chicago ....O 0 90 o 0 90 90 1
Buffalo 40 o o o l 0 * IS 10
Batteries Prendergsst and Fischer;
Knapp and Blair.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

sIsatted for Haeerman IN fifth.
skatted for Counbe In ninth.
S wssSinsson i'. ~ III
'Two-bese hits: Henry ca. Three baAe
hts; Moeller Milan. dandil ~, Double
hlays; Henry. TO Shnuks TO Mcbride 10
Bride to Shanke TO Foster. Hits: orr
Jones. In one inning off Haeerman.
N four innings; off Coumbe, In -four In
off Coumhc. 4: off Boehilna' STRUCK
out; BY Hagerman. 3; BY coumhe, q: by
boehilnE T. Umpires; Hlldebanrd and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

BOSTON. Aug. ia--Ames pitched we'll
today and St Louis won from Boston.
70 !. The Cardinals hit both Ragan and
Tyler for scores. assisted by the formers
passes Beacher had big day at the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

b sS'' .... ........s 81
BsssSsP DoaS. Mage pssy cows Tssss 3 hs
Bases on errors. ST. Louis. l. Baaee on
bellss Amesi 8; Ragan. ;; Tyler, I. Hitss
orr hagan. ID five innings; off Hughes.
nings. Struck OUT ny Ames' I; by Rnean.
4; BY Tyler, ,. umpires; KLEIN and E1nslic
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

CLEVELAND. Aug. lp--W Washington hit
Il 70 l. oandn made two singies and Two
triples IN five times a. bat. B0ohllnE Wnn
wllds but Cleveland threw away chances
ton'a three double plays also helped hold
the Cleveland count down. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

start two weeks treatment OF Or.
Kina'a New Life Pins today. Good for
stomach and liver. Sc. All druggists
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
Hiueu Blank whales.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug 1s.-iBuffalo
opened the series with Chicago today by
shutting them out 5 to o. Five Of the
ten hits off Prendergast were made In
the seventh inning and these. with fast
work on the bases, Melted four runs.
Chicago got a man past second base only
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
REYNOLDS TO PLAY IN
CHICAGO COAL GOLF MEET

Although already in two golf tour
namcnts. Sam Reynolds Is getting readj
to leave Sunday evening for Chicago Y
attend the National Coal Mems Col
tournament to be held at the Glen oal
Country club at Glen Ellen. Ill, SD.
burb of Chicago.
Reynolds is already playing in the Field
club and Country club championship
but VIII not finish either Of them until
he returns from Chicago. where he 4
going in company. with Karl Book ol
the Union Pacific Coal company. Thief
will be gone for four Of five days
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20
NEWARK CLIMBS
TO FIRST PLACE
Uses Pittsburgh Team as Stepping
Stone to Top Place in the
League.
FIVE TO NOTHING IS SCORE

NEWARK. N. j., Aug. 1s.-Newark
used Pittsburgh as steppingstone to
first place today. shutting them out, 5
to 0. Ed Reulbach, the local twirleH was
in fine form. while neither. Frank Allen
nor Cy Barser could stop Newark.
Bunched hits were responsible for the
Newark win. Score: RH.E
Pittsburgh 20 0 o 900 90 4 8
Newark ......3 0 0. 2 0 o o o - . 1
Batteries: Barger. Allen and o'Con-
nor; Reulbach and Rariden.
Tops Lose to Terriers.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 19.-St. Louis de-
feated the Brooklyn Federals In a list
less game today, a feature of which was
the running catch of Kore's long fly by
Kauff In the seventh inning Myers got
four hits out of four times up, and Drake
three, OF of four attempts. Score.
R.H.E.
st. Louis....O aoi 90 0 o. o Q
Brooklyn 40 / o o 0-8 II /
Batteries: Plank and Hartley; seaton.
Upham and II. Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

much for Baltimore this afternoon and
as result. Kansas City won the open
ing game OF the series. to /. The Wis
itors punched their hits to advantage
and were never in danger Of being headed.
Score: R.H. f.
Kansas City. o 12O1O Ga Is o
Baltimore 80 0 0 0 OIL 8 2
Batteries: cullop and Easterly; John
son and Jaclklitsch.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

Receive Regain Back.
The Detroit club has received Pitchei
Steve Regain back from the Indianapolis
club as not being up to specifications
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

), IWo-baae hit Murphy Three-base hit:
runs, Chicago, 2 Double play: Scott s,i,t
@ .Hobliteell ~. Bases on balls; OH
FfbeE 2; off Foster, |; off Ruth. /. Hits:
three innlngs. Struck out: Hy ireber. I:
~ Foster. 2. umplrea, Evans and Chlli.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-20

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-07
|BARONS MAKE THEIR FINAL APPEARANCE
 AT R|CKWO0D TODAY
Robertson and Wallace to Compose Farewell Battery. Strenuous Road Trip
 Faces BarOns

With the battle this afternoon against Mobile, the Barons will make their fare well appearance on Redwood Field for the 1915 campaign. Dick Robertson will pitch and Jack Wallace will catch for the Barons. Tex Covington and Charlie Schmidt will compose the opposing bat tery.
 Following the game with Mobile. Bir- mingham journeys to Atlanta and plays three games. From the Georgia capital. Molesworth will take his henchmen to New. Orleans where on Saturday and Sunday four games will be contested. The Barons will invade Little Rock. then jump to Memphis and from Memphis to Nash vile. In Chattanooga, on September 24-25. Birmingham winds up the season.
 While there is yet possibility for Br- mingham to win the bunting, Molesworth IS hopeful of finishing second. In event the Barons should trounce the Pelicans Tn the four games at New Orleans the hope for flag will be bright. Last sea- son Birmingham invaded New Orleans took all of the three games scheduled and won the pennant. Of course, it is i'm probable that such a feat vii be repeat ca, but the Barons are determined to make the Pels go the limit for the de- cisions.
 Berlie Grimes will be eligible to pitch against Atlanta. and will doubtless twir one of the closing games against New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-07
IF Farewell Game at Pickxnnod Tndox7
JOHN cANTLEY DIES FROM TYPHOID FEVER
Ensley Boy Sick Since Close of Central League
 Season

John Cantley. property of the Birmins E. ham Baseball club, and pitcher for Evans vile. Ind. during the past season, died yesterday as a result of long illness of typhoid fever Cantley had been sick since the closing of the last season, about the middle of August.
 He had intended to return home. but the illness prevented him from leaving his room. lie was later sent to in- firmary, where he died.
 When told of the sad affair yesterday morning every member of the Baron team expressed his regret and especially Moley. The Baron manager was expecting great things of the Ensley boy next year.
 Cartley lived in Ensley, and was the son of John R. Cantley, who also resides ir Ensley. He was one of the best liked players on the Baron club during their stay at Orlando, Fla, where he received a try-out with the Barons. He was a boy of exceedingly good habits both on the ball field and on the streets. He was about 21 years old.
 He started his baseball career on the lets of Ensey and Birmingham and he Gradually became better until he received try-out with Opeika in the Georgia Alabama league and made good From, there he was drafted to Birmingham Moley thought he was still bit green and he was farmed out to Evansville in the Central league, where he was highly regarded.
 His body will be sent to Birmingham for burial Funeral arrangements will be announced later.