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Totals ...-.35 II 2I 10 %Ran for Higgins in sixth.

Score by innings:
 Little Rock .l............ .0O1 0O5 020--s New Orleans ...........100 IA 000--7 Summary: Hits apportioned, off East 4 with runs in 5 innings, none out in sixth when relieved; off Merritt, with 1 runs, none out in sixth when recalled, |, off Couchman, with no runs in in nings; off Weaver, with runs in 1-3 innings off Gudger, with runs In 2 2-3 innings; off Bagby, none with no
 runs in one inning. Two-base hits, Howard, Knaupp 2. Three base hits,
 Reilly, Edmondson. Bluhm. Home run, Thomas. Sacrifice hits, Murray, Howard, Higgins. Stolen bases, Jantzen, Mes senger Knaupp. Struck out, East 2, Couchman, Weaver g. Gudger 2. Base on balls, East 4 Weaver 1, Gudger l..
 Double play, Starr to Howard to Gov ington. Time, 2:35. Empires. Pfenninger and Kerin.
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Browns Divide

St. Louis, July 13.-Boehling won the first game of a double header for his team from St. Louis today, 3 to ?: then Walter Johnson fought losing pitchers duel with Welman and the Washingtons were shut out.
 The visitors scored the winning run of the first game in the eighth inning after St. Louis had tied the score in the sev- enth.
 In the second game St. Louis earned two Of the three runs on three success sive singles and Moeller's error in the seventh. Score of first game R.H.E E. Washington ............. 900 110 010-3 10 o St. Louis ................. 100 GOO 100-2 1
 Batteries: Boehling and Henry; James, Perryman, Leverenz and Severeid.
 Score of second game: R.H.E. Washington ............. GOO 900 000-0 4 2 St Louis ................ OO1 GOO 20+-3 o
 Batteries: Johnson and Williams; We'll man and AgneW
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Summary Sacrifice hits, Clapp. Ba. ker. Stolen base, Rumble. Double plays koenig to Garrett; Anderson to Pope Marion to Garrett; Marion to Koenie tt Garrett. Base on balls. Anderson l. San ford 4. Left on bases, Griffin 6, Talla oega ?. Hit by pitched balls, Baker Brooks. Struck out, Anderson f San. ford A. Time, 1:So. Umpire, Davern. At. tendance, 800
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TALLADEGA WINS

Talladega, July 1S.-(Special)-Ta ladega took the second game from Grif- fin here today 3 to 0. Sanford pitche an excellent game, giving up only three scattered hits and only one man passed second Score.
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TENANT WON BY
 THE NEWMAN CLUB
In Worst Game of Season Newman Wins and Cinches
 the Flag in c. A. l..
STANDING
Results Yesterday

Newman 12. LaGrange s. Rome 1. Anniston o.
 Talladega 3. Griffin 0.
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ager Carlton Molesworth that Perryman. right-handed pitcher last season with
 Atlanta, had been purchased from the St. Louis Browns. Perryman will report
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CRACKERS DEFEAT
 MEMPHIS CHICKS

Atlanta, July 13.-Atlanta defeated Mem phis here today, to 3, in hard fought game featured by the fine fielding of
 hoth teams SpOre.
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International League

| At Providence Providence 1, Toronto 1. At Harrisburg: Harrisburg B. Roches- | ter 1.
 | At Richmond: Richmond 8, Buffalo f. At Jersey City: Jersey CityMontreal | called in third, rain.
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Games Today

Chattanooga at Birmingham. Memphis at Atlanta. Nashville at Mobile. Little Rock at New Orleans
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By RICHARD F. LUssIER

Birmingham won a bnlI game yes- tcrday.
 This brief but salient nnnouncemen mt should bring joy to the hearts of the despairing fans who would fain be- Iieve that the Barons would not win again this season.
 But there Is no doubt the Bnrons won yesterday. They won in the tenth inning-in a heart breaking finish that had the small gathering of fans gasping for breath. It YVES the kind of finish that has made baseball the most popular of sports. The score was 2 to 2.
 Of course, everyone wants to hear now it happened. so the suspense will be sus- pended. The Barons came in their hall of the tenth inning with the score of to 1 against them. There was gloom that could be cut in square chunks witt a dull knife near the Baron bench, and sundry remarks of dubious nature were hurled at the umpire, Scotty Chesnutt by the players. They had to have some
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MYSTERY SOLVED
 YESTERDAY MORNING

The solution of the mystery of the league standing was. solved in President Baugh's office yesterday morning when a representative of The Age Herald, armed with the dates and results of every game played in the Southern league this season, checked over with Secretary Stratford these figures with the same re- suits and dates as sent into President Baugh's office by the various official scorers. After considerable work the missing Pelican victory was found. On May 26 the Pels defeated Nashville. to 1, in game played in the Tennessee city. No record of this game had been turned in
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING MYSTERY
 IS SOLVED AT LAST
Age-Herald Representative and Secretary Strat- ford Finally Find Missing Game Which Had
 Caused the Trouble New Orleans Gets Credit For Another Victory and Everybody's Satisfied

The Southern league mystery has been solved at last-and New Orleans wins.
 Since the wrangIe over the official standing of the clubs first developed several weeks ago the Pelican scrfbes have contended vigorously and earn estIy that the official standing had robbed Johnny Dobbs' pennant con- tenders of a hard earned victory. Even after Secretary stratford, with the aid of newspaper representative from each newspaper of Birmingh ham and MT. Baugh's private secretary checked over the records to locate the alleged discrepancy the Pelican adherents were dissatisfied. And yesterday it was proved that their contention was just The PeIicans had won one more game than had been accredited to them and in the official standing announced in The Age-Hernld this morning this game is properly accredited. Nash vile. according to the new figures, has lost more games than has been ac- credited to them and the Vol standing also Is properly changed herewith.
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Mitchell Cruthers to Eibel. Innings pitched, by Roth 1-3 with hits, runs Struck out, by Roth 4, Chandler ?, Kelly 4 Bases on balls, off Roth 6. Chandler 1,
 Kelly ?. Sacrifice hits. Eibel. Mcdonald, Schlei Bisland, McDermott. Stolen bases, Kelly, Mcdonald. Hit by pitched ball, by Roth (McDonald). Time. 2:10 Um-
 pires Breitensten and Williams.
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Fans Amused at Protest of BarOns at Rulings of MT. Chesnutt-Perryman Sold to the BarOns
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday Y

Results Yesterday Birmingham 3, Chattanooga 3 (10 in nings). Nashville 3, Mobile 1. Atlanta 1, Memphis 8. Little Rock s. New Orleans !.
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FLAG LEAGUE

Waycross 5, Dothan s. Gainesville II, Brunswick s. Orphans [, Valdosta s.
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Pinch Hitter" Wallace

While Chestnut and the Barons were exchanging baseball repartee George Hale grounded out and the fans started leav- ing the field. John Wallace went to hit
 in Grimes place and he promptly singled to center This stopped the crowd from going out. However, Hemingway flied to Johnston, who dropped the ball. but Wal lace was unfortunately forced at second. As the Barons won nothing will be said of the base running of Wallace.
 "Jeems' Magee came up and the bald headed Irishman tripled to deep left. scoring Hemingway. The fans were now all back in their seats yelling like Apa- ches for victory. Cecil Coombs. whose dialogue with MT. Chestnut had furnished the fans with much amuse- ment throughout the matinee, stepped into one of Aitchisons choicest offerings, mailing it on the nose for a single, and Magee trotted in with the winning run. the park and no one remained behind to tell Scotty Chestnut how he would have umpired the game. This was very careless on someone's part.
 Yesterdays game was a pitchers bat tie between Raleigh Aitchison, formerly Of the Brooklyn Dodgers. and Burleigh Crimes The Lookouts were held to four wildly scattered hits in ten innings by Grimes and Aitchison held the Barons to six bingles, three of which were hupnbad in inc tantb
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Summary: TWo-base HIIss MUTTIsUH Werner 2. Tolbert. Sacrifice hits, Over ton. Home runs. Cochran. Double plays Werner to Overton to Overton. Britain unassisted Base on balls, Wnchell B., Morrison f. Left on bases. Anniston 6, Rome S. Struck out, Morrison 3. Whit chell 4 Time of game, 1:S9. Umpire. Gentle.
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Coombs and Chesnutt Argue

The first part of the game was marred by the bickerings of the Barons at the manner in which Aitchison delivered the ball. The word marred is used ad- visedly, as the boys in the press gal lery thoroughly enjoyed the remarks oi Coombs Black and the original Scotty. It would be advisable to keep Coombs on the coaching lines, the English lord" has more pep" than the whole Baron team put together.
 But to return to the game The Moose men scored in the second inning on Me CormcS's single, a wild chuck to first an out and Graf's sacrifice fly. They scored again in the tenth on a pass to Mccormick an out and Graff's single In fact, Graf and Mccormick did all the damage.
 The Barons scored in the seventh when the infield of the Lookouts went to pieces Sloan started the fun with a safe bunt Lindsay sacrificed. Ellam grounded to FL berfeld, who threw wild to Harris. With Sloan on third and E,llam on first and one out. things assumed propitious outlook for the Barons. Clark grounded to Pittler, who threw wild in trying tc prevent Sloan from scoring. Hale bunteC and Peters chucked the ball past Harris filling the bases. Grimes grounded to Elberfeld, forcing Ellam at the plate Hemingway ended the inning by ground ing out.
 Magee's Catch Features -.-t
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Magee's Catch Features

Two enchanted catches by McCormick in right field and Magees running catch of Johnstons wallop in the ninth fea- tured the game outside of the wonderful pitching of Grimes.
 It was announced yesterday by Man
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Grlffin ..................0 900 900 00o--9
 Talladega .....=.s...........100 900 20<-S
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boratorinm burh Spejtalaeenten &C.
liefert, bic ernannt fino BON. ben per-
itellsrn: Or. Better Sabrntp & CONS
Co., 1875 90. Sogne aue., @bca'
90, Sll.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20
Mus ben, pberen EhaIe.
(Nrnbalb @orreIponbens.)

- Den @teleutsn aueuitus SdmiOt
BON Didion @itD 1T elm SObnlein &C.
bOren rporoen.
= Sraulein 4ouiIa Grimm unb u.
8. @iebl, bsibe pon ar9balb. wurbsn
am Samitas Gbenb In Der Dobnuns
Der Srautsltern bnrd Paitor &.
Dauies als elm @bspaar einseisenet.
- 8altsr Peterosti uon ar6balb,
welher fih Dor jmei Sabren In Slb
Sores uerleste, als er In elm unbe'
lhiittes 9oh fiet. bat am Donner'
itl9 eseen Slo 5orse Borough zine
3lase fur 5000 @nti6dOisuns .in'
trassn laRen.
= ansslo SsrbsnbuHo, uslder lss'
ten @eibnahtsmoresn 40 Der Gr1balb
8ibse bic emma DOpto 3ufdllia tOb'
lih perleste, befaunte ii9 am Wfoutas
bsS Tobihlaes i6nlbis unb purbt
buun ju Elf Wonatsn i'm @ountB &C.
fdnsniB uerurtbeilt.
- Tbomas 9lepellbn bon Pedpills,
ber jebu Gase 3upor In ielbftmTrotri'
Iher Nbf4t Elm babies Duteno Bt'
Glorib pon Uierfur Tdfel9en per'
ihludte, 1T ben @irfnnstn bes @ift,
itoHes ON Donnerftag Wioreen In
Mio'S 'Saasp 9Oipit0llsrlsssn.
= @sorss Eprantpie3 pon Ssiiup
mel9er letttn Sebruar uerlebt nnrbt,
als sin Brhdenbod Der 3a6awannc
9obleu @ompanit oortfelbft burd ben
ftarfen &tno umgewebt wur6e, bai
um Disnftas sesen bie Sorporatiou
cine 3luee fur s25, 600 Gnti@dbisuue
eintrassn laiien.
= Die Sobn Sowosti 8obnuM(
~ Didion @itp muroe frhb Sreitai
Woreen burd einen Branb 3erft6rt
NIT einem peranihlasten Hertuft Dot
81, 500. Die Slammen batten i4or
beOsuteuOsn unifans erreidbt. ole fl
entoedt murben, un6 bic Samilie faur
Ssit. unpsriebrt aus BEN @ebduos -
eutflieben.
(@arbonoale SorreipoHoen3.)
- Sran alice so. Blidens BOT
gioro @bur4 StraBe unb %. Nrtbul
Shmitt uon Dien Yorf iinb, pie srf
am Donnsrftas bsfannt eemaft wur
be. ihon am 8. Wtai ole elm @bepaal
psrbnnbsn moroen. Die 3eremoni
erfolate In Scranton burh Baftor Is
,. 9issinfon.
-Rntrid. Der 10 Sabre nlte Sobr
6eS Patrid elliot pon Belmont Strn
| &c, murbe am Dienitas furB Dor Mit'
tag Dor Der no. &. Shule bon ben
slntomobil bsS Mattbsm 3. 5arlst
uon SCRANTON getroHsn uno true elmer
Shioelbruh rnuon. Der i'm Notbfal
SOipital oils lebensseidbrli4 bejsiAns
muroe. Der 9nube fprang pom sinsn
Brauersiwassn ab unb birsft Dor ous
glutomobil, iooaB 5arlsp feline !3sit
battle, feline Wtaidine an5ubaltsu, sb
sr ben anabsn traf. SarlsD nabm bsr
Balesien nah benz Soipital unb itsllt
| iih oaun ben DehOrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20
Hraaem 81 stoomses, soc.

Bsiss unb 8oia aisle -Minitsr1
Bloomers fur warmes @tttr. 90
q. Mluitsr finb. 70 iiub iie nattirlid
Bic belten erboltbareu 30 osm Frsts
9stsnldrs wertbs Bite 50 81.
Qiuisr Durhsaus-9uupifiur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20

Der 22 Sabre alte Soispb Street.-The
uon Stone Gpenne mnr6e am Conn.
tag Morssn bon ieiusr Muttsr In
ftetbsnOsm .Suftano aufpefunoen, als
fie ibn rufen wollte, um Der WeHe bei'
auwobnen; sr ftarb, ebs Der ssrufsns
Nrjt etntraf.