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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-23
Corbett's Daily Letter
 On Great Sport Topics
By JAMES J. CoRBETT.

ing for the Browns, famed Is Dash ingtop batsmen in 1904 and Waddell, with the Browns, in 1908, also struck out 16 Athletics.
 Most bases in balls in single season: 261 by Amos Rusie, Giants, in 1892; American league, 16S, by Elmer Myers, Athletics, in 1916.
 Most games pitched in single season: 77, by Charlie Radbourne, Providence, in 1884, including "A regular season and three world series games. He won 63 and lost 2.
 Most games lost in succession: 20, by Jack Majors, Athletics.
 Most shutout games pitched in single season: 16, by Grover Alexander, Phil lies, 1916; American league. 13, by Jack Coombs, Athletics, 1910.
 Consecutive innings shutout record. 56, by Walter Johnson, Senators, 1913.
 Pitchers best fielding record: 40 put outs and 190 assists, by Ed Walsh, in 190S.
 Most bases on- balls in single game: IF, issued by w. George, Giants to Cubs, 1887; American league record, 16, issued by Haas of Athletics to Yan- kees, 1915.
 Most bases-on-b balls issued during nine-inning game: 30, in 1916, with De- troit pitchers giving Athletics 12 passes and Athletic pitchers reciprocating with IS.
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CARMEN HILL WILL OPPOSE DECATUR BarOns Continue to Suffer From Poor Work of
 Infielders

The Barons open at Redwood today, opposing Roy Ellam and his Nashville Vols, in the first of three-gam se- rics. Carmen Hill will work for the locals and Decatur will more than like ly adorn the mound for Ellam. The Vols, after dropping four in a row to New Orleans had little difficulty in grabbing off three straight from At lanta, Ellam apparently has a we'll balanced team that has been getting some tough breaks.
 The Barons play only three games at home on this stay, leaving Satur- day night for two weeks road trip, then returning here on June 10 for II games. That something is radically wrong with the team goes without say ing and unless Moley takes some lm- mediate steps to patch up his infield- the locals will oust Atlanta from the dug out position. Outside of the in- ner works. the Barons look the equal of any team in the circuit but un- fortunately it takes nine men to win a ball game, which is about three more than the Barons possess at the present writing. With Mcdonald out of the game Danny Clark is the ollly
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the bases full sent over three runs.
 The Lookouts got six hits off Com stock. two in the second when they scored one three in the fourth when they scored three more, and one in the fifth when they scored their final marker. Double steals sent two runs over and the other three scored on Phelan's rousing double to left with the bases full.
 Lohman started out like whirlwind, not allowing a hit for four innings, but the Barons began to get to him in the fifth, when Danny Clark smashed a terrific triple down the right field line for three bases. Two were out. however. and Montegut couldn't help. In the sixth, Altenbers hit but was not advanced. Duncan opened the seventh with another long drive, two-sacker along the right foul line but got rlo farther than third. In the eighth Altenberg's second hit wa2 wasted.
 Southworth started the ninth inning rally with q perfect bunt which he beat Duncan lined out to right. Smith singled clean1y 10 center Bernsen breezed. Graham kicked Clarks roller, filling the bases. His drive to center netted three bases and sent three runs scampering over. It was no use, how ever, as Hill, essaying to bat for Com my. lifted roul fly which Higgins gathered in, ending the game.
 The Lookouts garnered their first counter in the second, chiefly at the expense of Red Smith. Cueto beat one as a starter and Graham singled sharply to right. On Pelham's bunt. Commy shot the ball to third, retiring Cueto, and he repeated with Demoe's roller. It was great fielding by the pitcher, but it went to waste. Red Smith lost a pitch at the plate, and while he fumbl for the ball, Phe- Ian took third. The double steal was then tried. Clark's relay to Smith had Phelan beaten by an inch or so. but Red dropped the ball.
 In the fourth a pass to Paddock, neat bunt, which he beat without q throw, filled the bases. Phelan then cracked a double to left center, sending three runs over. Jansen muffed re- lay throw that had Artie out at third by yards. but Comstock got out of the hole when Higgins, trying a squeeze play, bunted a pop fly into his hands for a double play. The Look outs got their last counter in the fifth on a pass to Leach, Graffs sizzler which Jansen did well to knock down Paddock's force of Graff and anothei double steal The ball was handled cleanly this time, but Leach beat ths return. In every other inning thar the ones they scored, the Lookout: went out in order.
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MUST
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The most common mistakl made in the treatment of Ca tarrh is in directing all effor toward the symptoms, rathe than the source of the disease The inflammation of the mem branes in the nose and air pas sages causing the head to be come stopped up, and making it difficult to breathe, is but al indication of the disease. II other words, this is not the dis ease itself, but natures meth cd of informing the victim that he has been attacked You may treat Catarrh all you life with sprays, atomizers douches and similar local ap plications, and you will neve. be really rid of the disease.
 The burning question, then is "How Can I Get Rid of Ga tarrh?" You have doubles! used numbers of local reme dies, and like every other suf ferer you have found out tha they are nothing but make shifts and do you no perman ent good. s. s. s. has provel highly successful in the treat ment of Catarrh because tn real seat of the disease is in tn blood, and there is no disorde of the blood which does no promptly yield to this grea vegetable remedy.
 $. s. s. goes direct to tn seat of the disease, and rout out from the blood every yes tige of impurity. No disorde of the blood can remain i competition with s. s. s. ] simply eradicates and elimir ates every germ of Catarr from the blood, after whic the irritated mucous men branes promptly heal and tn sufferer once more enjoys per feet freedom from this annoy ing disease.
 Our medical department wi gladly give you all necessar information about the trea' ment of your own individus case, for which no charge wi be made. Write today to tn Swift Specific Co.,, All Swi1 Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgi;
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tanks Whitewash Sox

New York, May 22.-Thormahlen, New Works sensational young pitcher. won q Thinning duel from Cicotte, the Chicago veteran. today. The score was 1 to 0. Thormahlen has not been scored on in 34 successive innings he has pitched. Cicotte held the Yankees to four hits for l3 innings, when singles by Baker, Pratt and Pipp produced the winning tally. Grihith's bat and ball fund day was celebrated today but owing to the small attendance, due to overcast skies, Col onel Ruppert. president of the Yankees, announced that the fund day will be repeated later in the season. Score:
 R.H E. Chicago .....,.... COO GOO 900 GOO Oo-0 10 New York ...... coo 600 GOO 00O 0i--1 I 3 Batteries: Cicotte and Schalk; Thor mahlen and Hannah.
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Cardinals to Consider Plans to Raise Fund
 to Purchase Players

St. Louis May 22.-Directors of tae St. Louis National league club will meet here Friday to discuss plans Tor raising s50,000 for the purchase of players. it was announced today, in an effort to pull the Cardinals out ei a slump
 One plan suggested, it is understood provides for the assessment or "a stockholders to the amount Of s2oo each.
 mors that Roger Hornsby, crack short stop, would be sold to raise money to bolster up the club W. c. Anderson one of the directors, said the team would retain Hornsby as long as thcre was a dollar left in this treasury.
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Tigers Down Athletics

Philadelphia, May 22.-Poor throwing accounted for all of Detroit's runs to- day and Boland' steady pitching made it to 1 victory over Philadelphia. Walker drove the first ball pitched by Roland in the seventh into the left field bleachers for his fifth home run of the season. The Griffith ball and bat fund, delayed the start of the game an hour Sixty baseball outfits were presented to representatives of as many service teams Flag raising, parades and concerts en- livened the programme. Score: RIFE Detroit ................. 100 coo 020-3 s Philadelphia ..,...... N0 N0 l00-1 8 2
 Batteries: Roland and Stanage; Perry, Myers and Perkins.
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Markets Secretary Becomes Private in
 Quartermaster's S Dept

Washington, May 22.-(Special.)-T P. Hay of Birmingham, for sometime in charge of the Alabama markets bureau, will be relieved of the operation of the draft, and, by order of the quartermas- ter, general, will be inducted as private in the quartermaster's service. He will go into training, and if eventually &C., cepted, will be commissioned. MT. Hay is irf Washington.
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steady cog on the close-in defense, and naturally, it makes things pretty hard on the pitchers, nearly all of whom have responded nobly when called upon.
 Tomorrow will be set aside as "Glaz1 ner day at Redwood. and the local twirler will make his farewell bow to fandom before joining the boys in khaki "Whitey" has made great hit with the rooters during the few games that he has worked here, and his many friends will bid him God- speed and all kinds of luck when he leaves When the big fight is over in Europe. Whitey will very likely rel turn home and get a chance to ex- hibit his wares in big league com4 pany,
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International League

A. Toronto: Toronto ?, Baltimore l.
 At Syracuse: Syracuse Il. Jersey City 2. grounds.
 At Binghamton: Binghamton 6, Buff falo 4.
 At Toronto: Toronto 3, Baltimore l (hrst game).
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Make-Shift Remedies Are
 Absolutely Worthless

Don't think lightly of Ca tarrh. Do not make the mis- take of believing that it is merely an aggravated bad cold. True, this trouble usual ly starts with what is apparent ly a cold in the head, but be- ware of any cold that 'hangs on." You may as we'll realize at the outset that Catarrh is a serious disease and one that should not be trifled with. In fact, in many instances it is a forerunner of the most dread ed of all diseases-consump- ton.
 Catarrh has become almost a universal ailment among the American people. Almost ev- anywhere, in theatres, cars and on the streets there is a constant sniffling and hawk ing, for there is bound to be someone in almost every place who is afflicted with catarrh. And everyone is a possible vic tim, for the germs of the dis ease are easily communicated from one person to another.
 So many people afflicted with this disease have been un- able to find a cure, although they have taken many differ ent kinds of treatment for years, until now they are al most willing to believe the dis ease is incurable. Like every thing else, to find relief from this disease, the proper treat. ment must be resorted to. No other kind can be expected tu do any good.
 Read what MT. c. F. Venat- ta of New Kensington, Pa., has to say about his Catarrh
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American Association

At Minneapolis: Minneapolis 9. To- ledo O.
 At St. Paul: St. Paul l. Columbus 2 (12 innings).
 At Kansas City: Kansas City Indian apolis: rain.
 At Milwaukee: Milwaukee 0. Louis vile l.
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VOLS MAKE CLEAN
 SWEEP OF SERIES Ellam S Sluggers Gain Early Lead and Add More Woe
 to Cholly Frank

Atlanta, May 22.-Nashville made a clean sweep of the series by winning to- days game from Atlanta, 10 to B. The visitors took an early lead. which the locals were never able to overcome
 Heavy hitting by both sides featured the
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Birmingham ..... 900 900 0o3-3 Chattanooga ......... 010 BIO 00<-5
 SUMMARY Two-Base Hits-Phelan, Duncan. Three-Base Hits-Clark, Haworth Stolen Bases-Leach, Paddock, Phe- Ian. Demoe.
 Double Play-Comstock to Jansen. Struck Out-Comstock 4, Lohman l. Base on Balls-Smith Time-1:25.
 Umpires-Robertson and Cars,nter
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Summary: Thfee-base HIts, bdheT, Crane Mcdowell Home run, Burke. Double play, Engel to Mcdowell to Mayer Struck out, by Engel ?, by Swigler l. Bases on balls, off Engel 5. off Swigler B. Sacrifice hit, Swigler. Hit by pitched ball. Engel knisely 2. Ellam. Baker,. Time, 1:t5. Empires, Schaeffer and Chesnutt.
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Sacrifice hit, Argon. Stolen bases, Wal ker, Cruthers Double play, Slattery. unassisted; Aragon to Cruthers to Slat- tery; Fentress to Aragon to Slattery; Aragon to Slattery to Dobard; Hasbrooz to McMillan to Hasbrook Bues to Has, brook. Base on balls eFntress ?, Ben nett 2. Struck out, Fentress 1, Bennett 1. Time, zoo. Empires, Kerin and Breitenstein.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Fort Worth: Fort Worth 0, San Antonio l.
 At Dallas: Dallas 5, Houston 8. At Shreveport. Shreveport-Wa aco, no bame; Waco team failed to arrive.
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Accounted For

From the Boston Transcript.
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 O'Brien-Ofve heard. bedad, that the ould man could not count more than tin,
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

At West Point, N. Y: Army 5, Mount St. Joseph. Baltimore, 2. At Boston: Boston -Ceveland; wet grounds.
 At St. Louis: St. Louis. New York
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Holiey Gets Shock

Rochester, N. Y., May 22.-Eddie Hol- ley, shortstop on the Newark Interna- tional league baseball team, was struck by lightning at baseball park here this afternoon during severe hail and thunderstorm. He was rendered partly unconscious
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

New York 1, Chicago O. St. Louis 4, Washington ?. Detroit 8, Philadelphia l. Cleveland Boston (wet grounds).
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Games Today

Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Boston.
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Barons and Vols Play at RickuUood Today SPORTS
SPORTS FDJTED ny R. r. N,DAVID. JR.
Lookouts Bunch Hits or
 Con,stocR and Barons Lose
Moleys Men Shut Out Until Ninth Inning When Homer Haworth Triples With Bases Full-Locas
 Unable to Hit Chattanooga Twirler

Chattanooga Tenn pinch hits absent second and final of the off making after going innings without in Haworths with
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RraMns Win Again

Washington, May 22.-St Louis made it three straight over Washington by win- ming today. to 2 Sothoron pitched strongly in the pinches and was given sensational support by Gideon, who ac- cepted l5 chances at second base. Score
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BUNCH HTS AND DEFEAT CHICKS Barger's Birds Gather But One Tally Off Flaherty's
 Youthful Twirler

Memphis, May 22.-Hitting of Mobile in pinches gave them today's game with Memphis, 1 to l. A base on balls, single and sacrifice fly gave Memphis their lone run in the second inning. Tho
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

New York-St. Louis (rain. Chicago 2, Brooklyn l. Boston 3. Cincinnati ?.
 Pittsburg 6, Philadelphia 5.
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Games Today

New York at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

Chattanooga 5, Birmingham 3. Mobile 4, Memphis 1. New Orleans-Little Rock (teams de- layed).
 Nashville 10, Atlanta 5.
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Sixty-five hundred and thirteen women are holding down 61 different classes of jobs on the Pennsylvania railroad lines east of Pittsburg.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs Defeat Dodgers

Chicago. May 22.--A batting rally in the eighth inning today by Chicago enabled the locals to win from Brook lyn. 2 to 1. The visitors scored their lone run when F1ack fumbled Dau- bert's single and allowed Olson to count from second Score:
 Brooklyn ....... 900 900 0f0-1 0 Chicago .. 900 00o 02*--2 9 l
 Batteries: Cheney and krueger; Hem drix and O'Farrell
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T have used s. S. S. in my family and know what it is. and have recommend ed it to my friends. Some years ago I had Catarrh in my head. and after using other remedies without re sn snifs, M whtSn tSa on,y irE;,seed seemen Tn 10 cous, I commenced takinS S. $. S., and after taking a few bottles, I was cured"
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 New Kensington. Pa.
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Games Today

Nashville at Birmingham. Mobile at Memphis.
 New Orleans at Little Rock. Chattanooga at Atlanta.
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Cooper Cops Contest


 Pittsburg, May 22.-Pittsburg and Philadelphia played a Thinning game here today, resulting in defeat for the visitors, 6 to 5. Jacobs, who went to the mound for Pittsburg in the open ing inning, was relieved by Harmon in the second, but not until the visitors had tallied four times. The first two batters in the tenth inning touched Harmon for clean hits. and he gave way to Cooper, who retired the side scoreless In the twelfth inning, Coor- CT hit safely to left field, scoring Me Kechnie and winning the game. Score. Philadelphia 220 900 010 000-5 3 Pittsburg 900 00S 200 001-6 If 1 Batteries; Oeschger and Adams; Ja- cobs, Harmon. Cooper and Schmidt, Blackwell, Archer.
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Braves Hold Reds

Cincinnati. May 22.-The Boston club halted Cincinnati today owing to the wildness of Schneider. The locals ob- tained 12 hits off F'illingim, but scored only two runs. In the ninth inning Cincinnati filled the bases with no one out on three singles, but counted only one run, just failing to tie the score. Score: R. H. E.
 Boston ...... 900 o02 1oO--S 10 1 Cincinnati .... 900 900 101-2 F l
 Batteries: Fillingim and Henry; Schneider, G. Smith. Began and Wingo.
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THE BOX SCORES

'-Batted for Montegut in ninth. "*-Batted for Comstock in ninth.
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