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The Holt County sentinel., 1916-05-05
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TIE \nfHWrst Missouri. O.tco.
Naif'c Assn IatIou uct with nr. Clydc
w.. >Nanc'vr a; Maitland. IN TUESDAY
NJ a.; Wcrk. April -. with a COOL
attendance ard iu;crc.,ing meeting.
W.. v 4. Bone. " Naryvi'c. gave an
J'ct,siine ;ais On Epilepsy" pr.
& lic 4. Spane'cr brought out some
'c go11 points IN his discussion on
ne cfNis " twilight; Slccp:" DR..
~ I Raul " Mound City. gave an
c\t' IN; ;als on the efficiency Of o..
icvpa;Hy N AGATE diseases. pr. Turner.
~ N',sNH, gave an interesting talk on
So. ny; diagnoses and treatment.
1-t -,Ni meeting will be- held with
~. 80. a; Marry 'c. some time M.
=. = ra'.c-a convention IN Kansas
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Evangelical.

"''son-.5, sunday school omen.
az '' =. @ Tie a;icndanc. "a ,
>aras. ca sN,-i :or stormy day.
VASE n'Ni sunday -, best set. The
pastor $50. preach AZ : p. 90. You are
toni.a. y invited go a the services Of
Oh, cEgvg.
Nickel. Gro,r-Thc rain caused NJ.
?" ".'HHfaN al s,N.cc, la, SUNDAY.
NJ "" COX Tor r";i"r thing, ncN;
SUNDAY The pastor viii preach az II
q, 20, We cordially invite all friend.
"nl r'igah'rs to worship with W.,
Al Interested will notice The
changes IN oJr regular card.
W, {. JOHNSON,
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Married.

Patrick Brohan, who LETT hen. 4,
Few weeks ago FOR racory, Color. o.
= now a Benedict, having been ra-.
r.ed 20 Miss Minnie Stout, April %. AZ
lacony, Miss Minnie having gone ~,
,herc 20 become his wife, and Asst
Tat in building UP their home IN a
new country, Miss Minnie l. an &C.
eompishei and charming young adv.
and j. the daughter Of :. l.. Stout
and wife, of Forbes township. and
Patrick Is splendid young man, The
son Of Hugh Brohan and wife. Of Nd.
away township. The Sentinel john,
"iih the many friends OF this worthy
ami deserving young couple, in wish
lne them a long, happy AMI prosper
Gus journey through life.
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Senior PARTY.

M,s Edith Hindc was hostess TO
the Seniors, on April =, NJ : o'clock.
The house Vas beautifully decorated
in black and rcd-,hc Senior class
coior'. Red tulips decorated the
tables effectively, The evening was
taken up with clever games. after
which ,wo.courses OF delicious vianis
were faultlcssly served, and il was
one of the prc,ticst affairs given by
the seniors. Three Of the faculty and
two 81 the Senior girls were unable
20 attend, An enjoyable evening was
added 20 the laurc's OF Miss Edith
Hlnde, a. hostess \ SENIOR,
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John :, Fancher, who for many
years resided in Forbes TOWNSHIP.
where he was born October 80. 1857.
died a. his home in Amazonia, April
j., 1916, in the 65th year OF his age.
He married Elizabeth Middleton, in
this county, April %. 1872, who with
i've ehl!dren-Mrs. John Wright, Mira.
J. W. Bowman, Charles, Mrs. O. NJ.
Cobb and George, survive.
His funeral was held April Goth,
and intement was in the Highland
grave yard in this county.
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Close OF school.

Friday. April n, being the closing
day Of a very successful term for the
Mayflower school, the patrons planned
and carried out complete surprise
upon the teacher and pupils, so in.
stead Of coming the day school was
out. they came The day before, with
well-iilled baskets, and a bountifui
feast was spread. After dinner, a
good program was given by the teach.
er and pupils. The teacher, Miss
Hortense Morris, Of Mound City, has
been re-employed for the coming term
NJ an increase in salary. ..s
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On Friday, April -. Mrs. Cara
Maupin Closed q very successful term
of school AZ Eichvilc. The patrons
of tina, district AMI q large number
of the people from Nay'owcr and
Marion districts, assembled al the
bringing wc'l'i.i'ci baskets. After
the sumpiuoIs feast, an excellent
program, Va given by the pgpiis and
''acncr \ very plea ant time wa.
enjoyed by all.
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par.ni.Teachcr Association
Tuesday evening, May ., 1911,

Tuesday evening, May y, 1916.
Program,
Exercises by Primary department,
Piano drc, by Esther Kelly and
Grace Mcdonald.
Nocal solo by Mrs. Grace DUNCAN.
Reading, John lukcns.
school Grounds Made Bcau'' ful
and a. 4 Playground" Geo. Schultz.
Mrs. frankie Hirda, Mrs. Toch,ern. an.
school Sanitation" DR.. Thatcher
and Or Wood.
The School From the Pastors
Standpoint" Elder Dawson.
ALBERTA GREEN-MuRpHY,
Chairman Program Committee.
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...FOR SALE...Two vacant
lots, Nos. ! and 2 O'EaIIon
view, Oregon. NO. For par
ticu'ars. write Earl A. Rock.
Forest City. NO.

DIR, J, {, Whitmcr drove TO 81.
Joseph, Friday Of last week, in his
automobile, returning the same eve
nlng' via Savannah, and was there
Joined by c. W. Frodsham and wife,
father and mother Of his wife, who
came home with him for q few DAYS
VISIT. Miss Genevicvc Proud, Of st.
Joseph, also came up with the Doctor,
snd visited here until Sunday evening
WIN her grandmother, Mrs. Rebeccs
rrsod' and other relatives.
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HAVE YOU OVERLOOKED 1T.

With the present favorable weather
conditions, fruit and shade trees may
be planted out successfully for abou,
. week or ten days yet.
We stu have . good assortment OF
apple. peach. plum and shade trees ;
and the best line Of spraying mater.
ials obtainable.
MURRAY NURSERIES.
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Left q Will,

The will of Mrs. Anna Keeney. who
died April L., Was filed with Probate
Judge DUNCAN, April 22. II was exc
cuted on March Is, 1916, and wit
messed by W. +. Bragg and Mrs. Sarah
Hershner. Frank Petree is named rs
executor. She bequeaths all her prop
erty to her four children. Ne
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Snnda, SchooI ,nn,,ntinn rn.rpnn.d.

On account OF The rain. ,asi SUNDAY.
We Nnda"ay town hip Sgriay school
convention Va, postponed, AMI Will b.
he'd ~ 80" Nlckc'N, Grow" church, on
sunday May .,h. The committee cN.
l'n%;' e 'o.r".' invitation 20 al To- az
trnh.
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The Maitland school board will,
in the near future, likely submit n
proposition TO the voters Of the school
district, TO bond the district for thc
purpose OF building . modern hieh
school building. $50"
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Qui, Claim Deeds.
Attention. Comrades.

Members Of Meyer Post, G. A. r.,
will be the guests Of their eomrade
n. +. Morgan. at his home. on Sa,u--
day, May 9th, At . o'clock y. m. All
comrades are urged TO be present.
c. W. CuMMINS,
F. s. MORGAN, Commander.
Adjutant
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Real Estate !Mlmecgrarh.
fahl,'hsd woAl, ~ d. D. Richards. ot..sr
Nisssstl
ono' is'i.,r.. IN the Mesr, Rs,I.
Ah,tractcr and N,notiator Of Loans.
" arrani, iLt,i.,

Transfer, for two weeks. ,ri.n;
Npu, 80. 1918.
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IT. A. Long. Veterinary.
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J, \, Nandcvcnter TO n. +. Nc.
Donald, 20 a. -. g., SIS. ,
\. keenev, Last viii and res.
lament.
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FIRST GAME
FIRST

Memphis-Chadbourn was called out on strikes. Hemingway hit slow roller to Clark and Derrick dropped the poor throw. Eddie stole second and went ont trying to duplicate at third, Hauser to Mcdonald. Walsh hit to Mcdonald and went out to Derrick. No runs, no hits, one error. rmingham-McDonald flew out to Chadbourne. Derrick slammed one to Stark and he made great enchanted running stab, getting his man at first. Meusel lifted high one to Chadbourne No runs, no hits, no errors
 SECOND
 Menphis-Paulette flew out to Meusel. Stark put one in the same place. Tennant singled over first base, but Grimes struck out. No runs, one hit. no, errors.
 Birmngham--COomb hit to Walsh and went out to Tennant. Clark put homer to the center field bleachers. Lindsay hit to Tennant and out. Caton stabbed to Merritt and out at first. One run, one hit, no errors.
 THIRD
 Memphis-Ruel put one to Mcdonald and Derrick took him. Merritt flew out to Coombs. Chadbourne lifted an easy one to Meusel. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Birmnsham-Hauser singled through short. Perryman bunted to Merritt and Stark booted the pitchers throw to catch Hauser. Mcdonald flew out to left. Der rick flew out to center. Meusel lefted one to center. No runs, one hit, one error
 Memphis-Hemingwa lifted high
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Games Today Memphis at New Orleans. No others scheduled.

Birmingham Clark hit to Barger, out at first. Lindsay lifted high foul back of the plate which Ruel took. Caton doubled over third base. Smith hit to Stark and out at first. No runs, one hit no errors.
 THIRD
 Memphis-Chadbourn dropped Texas leaguer between first and second, but went out trying to steal, Smith to Lind say. Hemingway's grounder was gath cred in by Clark for an out at first. Walsh fouled out to Derrick. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Birining ingham-Robertson out, Stark to Tennent Mcdonald walked. Derrick flew out to right and Mcdonald was doubled off first. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 FOURTH
 Memphis Paulette flew out to left, as did Stark Caton took Remnants easy fly No runs, no hits. no errors. Birmingham-Meuse flew out to Chad bourne. Coombs bounced one off Walsh's shins for safety. Clark popped to Clark Lindsay flew out to Paulette. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 FIFTH
 Memphis-Grimes flew out to CoombS. Ruel hit one to Clark and out at first. Barger was safe on ClarSs error Chad bourne singled to right. and the pitNler went to third. Chadboufne stole sec ond. Hemingway hit sharply to Derrick and Bobby covered the bag, taking the ball on the run for beautiful play No runs, one hit, one error.
 Birninghan1-Caton flew out to right Smith hit to Stark and it was too hot to handle. Robby popped to Walsh. Smith stole second. Mcdonald struck out. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 SIXTH
 Memphis Walsh out, Lindsay to Der rick. Paulette singled to center. Stark lifted one to Meusel and Remnant ended the inning with his pop to Derrick. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Tsirmrgham-Derric hit to Stark, and out at first. Meusel struck out. Coombs no errors.
 SEVENTH
 Memphis-Grimes out, Lindsay to Der rick. Ruel bit to Mcdonald. and out at first 4 beautiful play. Earger struck out. No runs, no hits, no errors. Birmingi1a m-Clarll hit to Barger and was out at first. Lindsay singled through Stark and went to second ard Caton singled over second. Both men advanced a base when Walsh failed to handle Robertson's hard hit ground ball, but McDoneld ended the ming. and the game, when he hit to Stark, forcing Bobby at second No runs, two hits, one error
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DuBose, B. A. c, second; Sparks, Tech. third; time. 52 25 second
 Running broad jump-Biglane B. A. C., first; Parker, B. A. C., second; Street, Tech, third; distance, 2t feet 915 inches.
 220-yard hurdles-Struper, Tech, first; Glover, Tech, second; Biglane. B. A. C., third; time, 26 2-5 seconds.
 -put-Carpenter Tech first; MauclS, Tech second; Crawford, B. A. C., third i; distance, 35 feet Il inches.
 Mile-run-Mangham Mercer, first: Wal ker, Y. M. c. A., second; Laughinhouse, B. A. C., third; time, minutes 50 sec- onds.
 Discus throw--Mauck, Tech first; Big lane, B. A. C.. second; Crawford, E. A. C., third; distance. 1t2 feet inches.
 Two-mie run-H. Beatty and D. Beatty. tied for first place, Y. M. c. A; Walker, Y. M. c. A. third; time, Il minutes 24 2-5 seconds
 5e-Pound hammer throw-Mauck, Tech, first; Crawford E. A. C., second; Car penter, Tech, third; distance, "A feet 11& inches.
 One-mile relay-Tech, first; B. A. G., second; Y. NJ C. A., third. Time, min utes,- g 2-5 seconds Members of teams; Tech, Battle, Sparks, Glover, Strupper
 POINTS SCORED
 The points scored by each team is as follows:
 Georgia Tech ............................ 70 Birmingham Athletic club .............. 47 Young Mems Christian association .... 13 Mercer University ....................... 5
 The largest individual point scorers isl as follows:
 Mauch (Tech) .......................... 1S Strupper (Tech) -........................ 15l Biglane (B. A. C.) ........................ 15l Battle CTech) ........................... 10. Parker (B. A. @ ........................ s Dubose GA. B. CD ....................... Jordan (Tech) ........................... q Crawford (B. A. C.) ...................... q Mhngham (Mercer) ...................... 5 Satterfield (B. A. O ................... q
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KRAPP'S PITCHING
 DEFEATS GRIFFIN

Talladega, May 20.--(Special.) )--In the fastest and prettiest game that has been played here this season Talladega defeated Griffin to 1. It was pitch CTS battle between Krapp and Robert son until the eighth when Talladega put it on ice. Neither pitcher had al- lowed but four hits until the eighth.
 In the third Krapp won his own game with a home run over left field fence with one on. Krapp pitched d pretty game. There were five double plays pulled off. Four were credited to Talladega- Smith made beautiful catch up against right field and dou- bled a man at first Score:
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HARDGROVE BATTED
 OUT BY CRACKERS

Atlanta, Ga, May 2o.-Atlanta batted Hardgrove out of the box in the sixth inning, and beat Little Rock here today to ;. Little Rock scored in the third on Hardgrove's single, Wares triple and McMillans wild throw to the plate to catch Wares. Atlanta scored in the same inning on McMilian.s double, Brennan's single, sacrifice and McDonald's sim gle A pass to Covington in the fifth gave Little Rock a run when Leclair tripled. Mayors home run when Leclslr tied the score, anc caused Hardgrove's s withdrawal Score
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one to Derrick. Walsh hit to short right and Caton dropped the ball after a magnificent try. Paulette hit to Derrick and he caught Walsh at second, Lind say returning the ball in time to get Gene at first. No runs, one hit, no er- hors.
 ningham-Coombs tripled to deep left field. Clark duplicated to the score board scoring Cecil. Lindsay singled through Remnants legs, scoring Clark Caton bunted to the pitcher and Lind say was forced at second. Hauser hit to Walsh for a double play, Walsh to Grimes to Tennant. Two runs, three hits, no errors. FIFTH Memphs-Stark struck out. Tennant popped to Derrick, Grimes popped to
 Lindsay. No runs, no hits, no errors. ngham-Perryman doubled to the scoreboard. Mcdonald was passed Derrick popped to Ruel trying to bunt Meusel struck out. Coombs flew out l to Chadbourne. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 SIXTH Memphis--RueI flew out to Meusel
 Merritt hit to Lindsay and out at first
 Chadbourne popped to Lindsay. No runs. no hits, no errors.
 Birmingham-Clark doubled just in- side first base. Lindsay pulled Walsh Ioff with & perfect bunt, dying at first while Clark went to third. Caton lifted a high fly to left and Clark counted Hauser singled to center. Perryman hit to Stark, forcing Houser. One run, two hits. no errors. SEVENTH Memphis-Hemingway fouled out to Houser. Walsh AGuck out. Paulette
 flew out to Meusel. No runs, no hits,
 No errors.
 ngham--McDonald went out
 Walsh to first. Derrick flew out to left.
 Meusel popped to left and Paulette let
 it get through him, Meusel going to
 second. Coombs flied out to right No
 runs. no hits, one error. EIGHTH Memphis-Stark struck out. Tennant
 popped to Clark. Grimes hit sharply to Clark and out at first. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Birmingham-Clar flied out to right. Lindsay hit to Walsh and out at first.
 Caton flied out to left. No hits. no runs, no errors.
 NINTH Memphis--Ruel struck otat Barger. bat ting for Merritt. struck out. Chadbourne 1 lifted high foul to Mcdonald. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Games Today No games scheduled.
GATES PITCHING
 DOWNS ANNISTON

Admission, May 2o.-(special.) )-With
 Gates pitching air-tight ball, Rome white
 washed Anniston today, to O. Morrison, who was in the box for Annston, pitched
 a good game of ball. but was given poor support by the Anniston infield. Though Anniston secured six hits off Gates they were unable to connect when hits meant runs. The hitting of Manush and Rey- holds, the two managers, was the feature of the contest outside of the pitching.
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YELLOW JACKETS
 WIN B. A.C. MEET
Georgia Tech Team Scores 70 Points ts-Athletic Club Second With AZ Points M. c. A. Makes Poor Showing Records Broken-Meet a Decided Success
By FRED BoDEKER

Georgia Tech walked off with the highest honors the ninth annual May day invitation track and field meet of the Bning ham Athletic club yesterday afternoon at the State Fair grounds by scoring 70 points winning over the Birmingham Athletic cub who second with 47 points. The r. M. C. A. poor third with points while Mercer university fourth with five points. scored by lone contestant.
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SECOND GAME
FIRST

Memphis-Chadbourn struck out Hem insway hit to Clark and out. at first Walsh out. Clark to Derrick, on u ha.a hit ball. No runs no hits, no errors.
 Birmingham--McD M cDonald stung the first ball offered to Walsh and it was too hot to handle Mack went to second on a passed ball. Derrick bunted to pitcher, forcing Mcdonald at third. Meusel hit to third base and out at first, Derrick eoing to third on throw. Coonbs flew out to right
 SECOND
 Memphis--Paulette hit to Mcdonald and it was too hot to handle. Stark hit to Clark and out at first Remnant popped to Mcdonald. Grimes walked. Ruel singled through second and Paulette scored. Barger hit to Clark and Derrick took him. One run, two hits, no errors.
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Gooch. Two-base hit. Burgess. Home run, Krapp. Stolen base. Krapp. Dou- ble plays, Koenigs to Garrett, Burgess to Reagan to Pope, Krapp to Koenig to Garrett. Smith to Garrett. Selph to Koenig to Garrett. Bases on balls, Rob ertson ?, Krapp 1. Left oz bases, Grif- fin 2, Talladega 5. Struck out. Rob- ertson 6. Krapp 4. Time of game. 1:so Umpire, Gentle.
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Suhnlafy. I1Oine run, Mayer. Thfee- base hits. Lennox, McMillan. Sacrifice hits, Moran Brennan, Gibson, Mcdonald, Mayer Lennox. Struck out, Brennan 3. Hardgrove 0. Bases on balls, Bremen 2, Hardgrove 2. Wild pitch, Hardgroye, Powell. Hit by pitcher, Brennan (Rum- ler). Double plays, Brennan to Muncn t. Perkins; Lennox to Munch. Hits, Hardgrove in 2-3 innings; Powell : in Is innings Time. 1:30. Empires, Kerin and Williams
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LAGRANGE WINS
 OVER NEWMAN NINE

Newman May 2O- Special )-In very slow and ragged game, whic hit took two hours and 40 minutes to play, La- Grange defeated Newman in the last
 game of the series by the score of 10 to l g. There was all kinds of baseball on both sides Score.
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: -1 TUT " dlhIIIS.
 Lowery ran for Matthews.
 Score by innings:
 LaGrange ......... POI 100 l30 a--1t Newman ...................... oeo UI0 01o l. 2
 Summary: Stolen bases, Poland. Leon. ard. Boyd, Guitterez, Flynn. Gondolfi @, MacSie, Lowery. Two-base hits. Boyd, Leonard CD, Smith. Three-bas hit, Ginn, Home runs. Waldron, Smith. Double play. Macsk'e to Griffin. Left on bases I.aGrange 8, Newman g. Base on balls Molly 4. Davis 4, Watkins i. Struck out Molly ?, Davis 6, Watkins 2. Passed balls Johnson. Matthews. Time 2:40 Umpire, LaRocque. Wild pitches. Davis. Hits of Davis, in 10 hits. runs; Watkins, in runs. hits,
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The weather was ideal for a meet with the exception of slight west wind which slowed the runners con- siderably. No s. I. A. A. records were smashed, but several A. A. U. records came close to being shattered. The Yellow Jackets made most excellent showing, winning every cup and trophy offered. The Tech team, com posed of IA well trained athletes, was universally picked to win the meet, but the surprise of the day was the showing of the B. A. c. team, which gave the Yellow Jackets their only competition.
 The Young Mems Christian association made poor showing, winning only one event and earning a place in only one other. The Athletic club earned a place in every event except one, winning three first places. Tech won a place in every event except two, having no efitry in these.
 MAUCK INDIVIDUAL STAR Mauck of Tech proved the individual star of the meet, scoring IS points for his team. Strupper of Tech and Biglane of the Athletic club were tied for the sec ond individual honors with 15 points each. Battle of Tech was third, with Il, while Parker and Dubose of the Athletic club were next in line with g and re- spectively.
 Several exciting finishes provided the thrills for the crowd. In the 100-yard dash, Strupper nosed out Parker by a narrow margin, slightly over two feet. In the 120-yard- hurdles, Harry Satterfie'd staged sensational comeback" after an absence of several years from the track and won the high hurdles in great style. In the mile run, Mangham of Mer- cer, their only entry, won the run in easy style. In the relay race, Tech won easily. while the Athletic club won sec- ond place by a remarkable finish, Du- bose, the last man, overcoming 30-yard lead over Poe, the 'Y" runner.
 Tech copped every trophy offered The Birmingham Athletic club special trophy becomes the permanent possession of the cup by winning the meet two years in succession. Mauck wins the Elk trophy for the largest number of points scored by single athlete. The Tech team wins the Leo Kayser cup for winning the re- lay race. while the Motion hotel cup be- comes the property of Tech for one year. The meet was success in every way. The officials deserve much credit for their service-as we'll as the manner in which the events were run off.
 The general summary is as follows:
 100-Yard Dash-Strupper. Tech, first; Parker, B. A. C.. second; DuBoses B. A. C., third Time. 2-5 seconds.
 Running High Jump-Biglane, B. A. C., first; Blackwell. Tech, second; Jor : dan. Tech. third: distance. 5 feet 105s inches.
 Half Mile-Battle. Tech, first Sparks, Tech, second: Cook. B. A. C., third time, minutes 1-5 seconds.
 220-Yard Dash-Strupper. Tech, first; DuBose. B. A. C.. second: Vaught, B. A. C., third: time. 23 seconds
 Pole vault-Jordan, Tech, first; Par ker, B. A. C., second; Beatty. Y. M. c. A.. third; distance, II feet, 4% inches.
 120-Yard Hurdles-Satterfield, B. A. C., first; Pryor. B. A. C.. second; Glo- yer. Tech. third: time, 16 3-5 seconds.
 Hammer Throw-Mauck. Tech, first; i; Carpenter. Tech. second Crawford, B. A. C., third: distance, 1c4 feet & inches
 440-Yard Dash--Battle. Tech first:
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SPORTS Georgia Tech Wins Big Track Meet
FIREMAN AND LARGER TWIRL FINE
 BALL AND DOUBLE BILL IS DIVIDED
BarOns Cop First Game Through Clark's Hitting and Perryman's Pitching Dick Robertson Loses Pitchers Battle to Cy Barger

Cy larger effective in the second game Perryman in the first yesterday afternoon and the Baron and Chicks split doubeheader The of the first fracas Br- mngham f. Memphis 0; second rame Memphis l. Birning- ham O. The latter innings by agreement
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DlIiiilliSldHt ..-.-......s........ VlV -Vi pV'-t
 SUMMARY. Two-base Hits-Perryman, Clark. Three-base Hits-Coombs, Clark Home Run-Clark. Stolen Base-Hemingway. Double Plays-Derrick to Lindsay to Derrick; Walsh, Grimes to Tennant. Sacrifice Hits-Lindsay, Caton. Base on Balls-Merritt 1. Left on Bases-Memphis l, Birming ham 4.
 Struck Out-Perryman T. Time of Game-1:50. Umpires-Bretenstei and O'Toole.
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Gates, Morrison. Home run, Manush Double play, Miles to Rope. Base or balls, Gates 1. Hit by pitched ball, Don
 aldson. Struck out, Morrison z, Gates 8
 Wild pitch. Morrison. Time of game, 1:45 Umpire, Mills.
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SUMMARY. Two base Hit-Caton. Stolen Bases--Hemingway Double Play-Walsh, Grimes to Ten nant. Base on Bal!s-Berger 1, Robertson 1. Left on Bases-M emphis 5, Birming ham 6. Struck Out-Robertson 2, Barger 2. Time of game-1:30. Empires, O'Toole and Brentensten.
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American Association

At St. Paul: St. Paul 1, Minneapolis 4. At Columbus: Columbus 6, Louisville 4 At Milwaukee,: Milwaukee ,, Kansa: City 3.