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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-21
CRIPPLED bARONS LEAVE FOR ATLANTA Only Hemingway Left Be- hind-CommOdore Orcutt Will Hold Matinee This
 Afternoon

Carleton Molesworth and his crippled Rarons left for Atlanta on the o'clock train last night. Every player was taken along except Edson fleming way. the star third baseman, who is i'll with humps.
 Owing to the injury to John Wal Naee, the catcher first baseman. in Sat uIday's game, it is probable that Clyde Mcbride, the outfielder, will play the initial sack in today.s game, and Dick Robertson, the star pitcher. will play the outfield. The probable lineup Moles- worth willNsend the Crackers this aft ernoon will be:
 Carroll, third base; Ellam, shortstop, Sloan, centerfeld; CDombs, second base. Magee, left field, Mcbride, first base. Robertson. right field: Hale, catchells Grimes. pitcher
 Danny Clark and John Wallace. both of whom are on the injured list, were taken along the present short road trip because it Is felt that either of tue players will return to the game with in few days.
 After the Atlanta series the Barons jump to New Orleans for series of Tour games. Molesworth stated last night that If the Barons break even on the present trip he will be more than gratified
 The results of today's game will be called by Comodore Orcutt in the Greon- wood Cave this afternoon This is the most popular place in town when the Barons are on the road R. F. l.
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CRIPPLED BARONS : LEAVE FOR ATLANTA: OTHER SPORT NOTES Ai
BIC STATE SHOOT ID BEGIN TOMORROW. Cracks Will Gather From Many Sections to Compete
 In Matches

Trap shooters from all parts of the state are gathering in Birmingham to-
 day to participate in the fifteenth annual
 Alabama state shooting tournament, which will be. held Tuesday and Wednes- day, June 2 and 2s under the auspices of the Birmingham Gun club at their grounds at Fairview. The programme con sists of 2bo clay targets each day, divided into 10 events of 20 targets each. and tw6 events of 3 targets each. These two last events each day will. constitute the Ala bama state championship, and in addi- ton to the very handsome silver trophy donated by the local club the winner be- comes eligible to competition in the na- tional amateur championship match to be contested for in Chicago next August. and will receive $50 in cash donated by the Interstate association upon his entrance in that event. This event was won last year by John K. Warren of the local club, who will be present to compete again this year. Among other former state cham pions who are expected to be present are John R. Livingston, Springvile; j. A. Blunt Greensboro. and w. T. Laslie Tus- kegee. All the ammunition companies will be well represented, and some of the most celebrated marksmen in the world will participate. Among the more prominent professionals who will compete are w R. Crosley and F. B. Hummer of the Peters Cartridge company F. R. Holt and George
 Hillman of the Winchester Repeating Arms company, H. D. Gibbs and R. M. Le-
 land of the Remington Arms-U M. C. Co.,: T. A. Cassity U. s. Cartridge company; Barton Lewisi Western Cartridge com pany Walter Huff and c. c. Perry. Du- Pont Powder company; T. Hercules Fox, Hercules Powder company; c. E. Good rich. American Powder Mills, and others
 Shooting begins promptly at 9:s0 o'clock each morning, and will continue all day. In addition to the championship trophy there are seven other trophies donated to the seven high guns in the champion ship event, and about $500 in cash added to the purses.
 The local club has extended a cordial invitation to all who are interested to be present to witness or participate in the sport. There will be no admission charged and to all who attend a hearty welcome is assured.
 The trap will be open this afternon at o'clock for practice and though no reg ular programme is provided a number of events will be staged to enable the vissr-y ing shooters to become more familiar with the local conditions.
 To reach grounds take North Bessemer or South Ensey cars and get off at Fair view station. '
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Discerning baseball eyes have been turned for some time on Miller Huggins team. Higgins has rounded into form an infield that is playing gilt-edged ball. while his outfield is proving a capable combination. The St. Louis pitchers are going well and the happy coordination of good work by all departments is bring ing results.
 While St. Louis has been climbing, Chi- cago has shown no signs of faltering and by winning four games during the week pushed the Phiadelphias out of first place Today St Louis, by beating Bos ton while Philadelphia was losing to Cincinnati, drove Pat Morans team down another notch. the Cardinals advancing to second place.
 Two pronounced losing streaks were developed during the week, both the Bos tons and the Brooklyns dropping five of six games. The Braves slump has been disheartening to Boston fans. who are praying for the return of Joanny
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six straight games. rallied today and beat Detroit, which had to surrender second position during the week to Bos- ton. The Tigers now are only three games ahead of the Yankees. Philadel- phia has pumped into the cellar again and the Clevelands, like the Browns, are on the downward trend. The Washing tons failed to live up to the promise fur nished by their good work of the week previous and only by grace of Walter Johnston's effectiveness yesterday kept their record up to the BOO mark.
 Nothing semes to stop the Chicago leaders. Cleaning up. four or five games last week. they started in promisingly again today. by taking both ends of a double-header from the Indians and in creased their lead over the Red Sox to 40 points. Even the Cleveland wonder, Guy Morton, could not check their SCOT ing propensities, while their work in the field has improved notably as indicated in that their last seven games they have made only five errors. Notable as has been the upward drive of the Red Sox, their progress toward overriding Clar- ence Rowland s team has proved far from rapid while the Tigers, despite the con tinued brilliant work of Cobb and some of his teammates, have been retrograd- ing.
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VOLS AND TRAVELLERS

PLAY TIE { M D D
 Nashville, June 2o.-Darkness found Nashville and Little Rock hopelessly deadlocked, with the score standing and 3, after P thrilling innings. Messenger s mur Of Rogers fly paved the way for a Nashville rally, which netted two runs, but he redeemed himself in the ninth
 when he tied the score on a two-ba gger
 Rogers was taken out here and Bushel- man stopped the scoring. Little Rock used three pitchers, Couchman being the most effective. Baker helped in the scoring of all Nashville runs and saved the game with wonderful catch. Score
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FRED'S COMMENT
 ON THE AMATEURS

Pep-to-Lac has been defeated The bottlers have been playing great game and had seven wins to their credit when the 1rondale boys sprung big surprise and walloped them. A slump was predicted for them, but as they have a comfortable lead they can afford to lose a few battles.
 Dorrah who twirled no-hit and no-run game against the American Steel and Wire company on June I2 returned to the mound Saturday and was easily beaten. Eddie Roberts who did likewise for Avondale, was also humbled the following week. It is be coming a common event for the star pitchers to meet singing reverses
 
 Brook side, by defeating Mineral Springs, tied up with their fellow miners for first position in the close race in the Miners league. Mineral Springs regime on the top was only for one week. The fight seems to lie between the above teams for the high est honors.
 bessemer stlii remains uifdefea teti. Saturday they met Pratt City and cas- fly downed them, Haggerty pitched fine ball and held his faltering op- ponents helpless. They received the loyal support of their enthusiastic fol- lowers. They have eight wins to their credit now.
 Southern Bell easily took the meas of ha Drn Jro day when they hammered the Farmers s twirlers all over the lot. They scored six counters in the seventh session, which easily captured the game for them. The Telephoners are appearing g more dangerous on every appearance and promise to be in the fight for the flag.
 Calera still holds the leadership in the Shelby County league While they were capturing an easy victory. thei. followers, Deerhurst, was also putting another win to their credit. The Ca lera boys have only a brief lead and have not the rag clinched by a long ways.
 Another team that has. not been beaten this year is the Postoffice nine. These boys are playing a remarkable game and show no sign of slumpng Although minus the services of sev- eral of their stars, they continue to be the ring leaders Galbreath hurled | his usual winning game for the gov ernment boys. They have seven wins | to their credit also.
 only three teams are now above tho | 500 mark in the Central league. They are Pep Lac, Thomas and Vica. TEt 1 remaining five teams are closely punched and loss to any of them will materially change the present standing of the circuit
 | The results of the gaines Saturday l failed to make any important change in the standings of any of the anna teur leagues. The most important was in the Miners league. but in all oth- CTS no noticeable change was record ed. The teams were only drawn closer 1 together.
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White Sox Win

Cleveland, June 20.-Chicago won two games from Cleveland today, to 1 and to 0. Cleveland made almost as many hits as Chicago in the first game but failed to bunch them. Morton pitched good ball in the second but poor work by the outfielders allowed Chicago to score two runs. The next
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Atlanta, June 20.--Memphis con- tiuued its upward march in the South ern association club standing during the week ending yesterday, dispiacing Birmin eham from second position by winning four of six games while the Alabama team wns losing four in seven. As New Orleans, the leader, re- turned but two victories in seven starts, Memphis was hut one game and a half behind.
 Nashville won three of its five contests, and is only half a game behind Birmtng- ham in third place. Chattanooga lost ground, dropping six of eight games. Atlanta bettered it's percentage with four wins in six attempts, while Mobile won four and lost three, and Little Rock won three and lost two.
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Cincinnati, June 20.-Only "A men faced Dale in the first eight innings to- day but he weakened in the ninth and was forced to give way to Benton, who stopped Philadelphias batting streak just in time and Cincinnati won, to IL Demaree was hit opportunely. Score:
 R.H E. Philadelphia .... 900 900 001--1 0 Cincinnati . 900 oil 00*-2 0 Batteries Demaree and Killifer Dale, Benton and Wingo
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Cardinals Win

St. Louis. June 20.--St. Louis made 1t four straight and moved into second place in the league race today by de- feating the worlds champions. to :. Crutcher started for Boston, but was re- lieved in the fifth after yielding seven hits, including three triples and dcu : ble, which, combined with Bostons two errors and hit batsman. had nettsd St Louis six runs. After the fifth in- ming Tyler held St. Louis hitless. Score: ts R. H. F. Boston ... .011 900 000---2 ; St Louis ..220 130 00*--S 8 ?
 Batteries: Crutcher, Tyler and Gowdy; Meadows and Snyder.
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Summary: Hits off Townsend s, with 1 runs in 1 1-3 innings Two base hits Coyle, Knaupp. Three-base hits, Reilly. Thomas. Home run, Flick Sacritice hits Hendryx, Thomas, Smith ?. Stolen bases, Miller, Higgins, Pezold 2. Struck cut by karr l, smith 1. Bases on balls, off Townsend ?, Karr 1. smith 1. Left on base, Mobile ,. New Orleans T. Time, l;42 Empires, Kern and Williams.
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PELICANS WALLOP
 GULL PITCHERS

New Orleans, June 20.-New Orleans 13 hits today and defeated Mobile 9 to 2. Karr relieved Townsend in the fifth with the bases full and one out, re- tired the first batsman to face him and had two strikes on Thomas when the latter drove a triple to right. Mobile scored in the first inning, Flick hit
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Cubs Win

Chicago. June 20.-Pierces alright pitching and three home runs by Chi cago batters gave the Cubs the Brook lyn game today. 6 to 1, clean sweep of the series After making poor start Aitchison did fairly well, but Schulte and Safer hit homers in the first in- ming and Phelan drove out another in the fourth. tumble by Aitchison helped one run around in the second. Score: R. H F. Brooklyn ..... GOO 900 001--1 3 l Chicago ... 320 100 00*--6 8 0
 Batteries: Aitchison and Miller; Pierce and Bresnahan.
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Dave Roth Wins Seventh Straight
Cardinals and Yankees
 Are Playing Great Ball
St. Louis Bunch Is Being Closely WatchedYankees Have Re covered From Slump and Must Be Considered Braves
 and Dodgers Are In Slump

New York June 20The upward rush of the St. Louis Nationals and the showing of the New York Americans after slump which landed them in the second division, features of the baseball week Both these occupy we'll renced places the Cardinals in particular being in position where they likely the leaders trouble if they keep up anything like their recent work
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TEXAS LEAGUE

i At Dallas: Dallas ?. Beaumont 1 t1a inningsl.
 At Waco: Waco 0. Galveston 4.
 At Fort Worth: Fort Worth To, San Antonio 2-2.
 At Shreveport: Shreveport ?, Hous-
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Summary: Two-base hit, Baldwin. Three-base hit. Baldwin. Home run, Me Dermott. Sacrifice hit, Allison. Stolen bases, Baldwin, Cruthers Graff. Base on balls, off Roth 3, off Marshall g. Struck out. by Roth ?, Marshall 1. Time 1;40. Empires, Rudderham and Chesnutt
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DAVE ROTH ON
 PITCHING RAMPAGE

Memphis, June 20.-McDermotts home run after Roth had walked to first gave Memphis two runs in the eighth inning today and victory over Chattanooga, to l. Baldwin scored the other Mem phis run when he stole home. Roth held Chattanooga to four hits Score:
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American Association

At Indianapolis: Indianapolis 2-ls, Co., 1umbus 3-3
 At Louisville: Louisville Is. Cleveland 6-1-
 At Milwaukee: Milwaukee AZ, St. Paul 2-5.
 At Kansas City: Kansas City 6-1, Min neapolis O-6.
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Commo Case

From the Louisvill9 Herald.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Weiln,au Stars

Detroit, June 20.-Weilman out pitched Dauss today and St. Louis won. to O. C. Walkers single followed by E. Walkers double scored the tally. Dauss struck out eight. Both pitchers received splendid support Score
 R. III. E. St Louis - GOO 100 000--1 0 Detroit ......s.... 900 GOO 000-O 1 Batteries: Weilman and Agnew Dauss and Stanage. Mckee.
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CARDINALS WILL
 BEAR WATCHING

The American league situation grows increasingly interesting, Even St. Louis, which dropped at fast rate by losing
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By Winning Yesterday Roth Makes It Seventh Straight VictOry-Pelicans Win
 From Mobile
SOUTHERN LEAGuE STANDING
Results Yesterday

New Orleans 9. Mobile 9 Memphis B. Chattanooga l. Little Rock 3, Nashville 3 t12 tnnings.)
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International League

At Jersey City: Jersey City s-1. New ark 6-5.
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Games Today

Birmingham at Atlanta. Mobile at New Orleans.
 Chattanooga at Memphis. Little Rock at Nashville.
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Rested Poorly

From the Boston Transcript.
 Pie for breakfast? No thanksl Las Sunday morning I finished my break fast with a piece of pie and I Wa sorry"
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EXHIBITION GAMES

Wheeling, Wa, June 20.-New
 York National 4, Wheeling Central league) 2. Youngstown, O., June 20.-Youngs- town Central league) l. Pittsburg (Na- tionals) 0. (12 innings).
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Georgia-Alabama League
DNIdNvLS

Results Yesterday No games yesterday.
 Games Today Anniston at Griffin. LaGrange at Talladega. Newman at Rome.