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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-12

TEXAS LEAGUE,

AT Newport News 0, Norfolk ?.
At Richmond 1, Suffolk 5.
At Portsmouth 2, Petersburg /.
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QUALIFYING ROUND
FOR CITY TITLE
GETS UNDER WAY
Smaller Field Than Expected
EnIiStS for Crown, But All
Of the Top NotCherS Are in
Action.

The qualifying round Of the city
championship got under way Saturday
over the Country club course with mn.
proAlinately 100 players entered. This
u tully 80 per cent smaller than the
lleld expected by Leroy Taylor. chair
club, " Nv
Nevertheless the bulk Of those who
rOost around the top are In action and
whatever Is lacking in quantity is more
Than made up for In quality.
The qualifying round liz 1S holes of
medal play with match games begin
ning Sunday, Two games are to be
peeled off per week and the tourney will
consequently last for three weeks.
Outside of that the only other worthy
Items attached to the meet rest In the
taot that this Is the last important af-
talr OF the wear AZ well as the i've
Hest since 1917 Following the en-
trance OF the United States into the
champions who enlisted were protected
In every way by the discontinuanCe Of
competitive play This season marked
n resumption OF championship com
petition throughout the land.
NO one has picked the possible winner
In the city meet though keen gallery
gods are not adverse to stringing back OF
NJ, J, Condor, who won out from prac-
tically the same field in the recent
tn-state. Young Henry Wenzler
runner-up to Condor. IL entered again
and may repeat his sterling work there
by enriching his chances.
In the main though wise ones have
lodged every chance to predict and
have left the answer to the final score.
The country club curse will be open
to fans who care to follow tbs games,
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NeW Orleans PeLs
Still Head Field
In Southern Race

New Orleans, after losing the lead to
Little Rock for a day. the second time
in more than eight weeks, again headed
the Southern association at the close
of the five-day period Friday in spite
of the loss of three of a series of four
games to the birmingham club.
But the Pelican championship margin
was trimmed to below 800. And Lit
tie Rock. still a contender, went
through the period without winning a
game but is only one game behind the
Pelicans and holds second place.
New Orleans broke eve in six games
two wins from Atlanta helping bolster
up the disastrous tilt with the Barons.
Little Rock played only four games
and managed to tie one with Chatta-
the Tennessee trio. The record cur
tailed the Traveller lead so that Mobile,
at third, is less than five games be-
hind.
From third to sixth place the teams
are less than a fraction of a game be-
hind each other. Mobile won two con-
tests of five and led Atlanta by half a
game. The Bears took singles from
birmingham and Atlanta, but lost one
to the Barons and a duet to the Crack
ers.
Atlanta did not advance from fourth
place with the same record as Mobile
two victories in a series Of three with
the Bears and two losses to the Peli-
cans. The Crackers, with less than a
game handicap, are pushed close ~
Birmingham, who heads the secofd d.
vision, a fraction of a contest sepafat-
ing. with Nashville at sixth trailing a
part Of a game behind the Barons.
birmingham in the Pelican and Bear
series won four contests and dropped
two. Nashville had a better record.
four victories to a single deteat, the
latter at the hands of Memphis.
Memphis remained at seventh place,
with two wins and four losses for the
period. Chattanooga, with three vic
tories. a draw and one loss, did not
move from the cellar place.
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THE FAN AND


II you adopt a panning policy and knock the everlasting wadding
the standard Of excellence a s held by a iowIy few. But if you search out
the brightest spot in every enterprise you can gamble that the average
hi. o THE fan is, a w weird so . insect and lis a ta"atGsu but u. consistent, both in
he Graves cleanliness in competition and fairness in criticism. He might
he doesn't ike the oittsr taste that sseompaSie s i T printed ed Knock
Which doesn't prove much of anything other than that a bug is essen
tally a bug.
There are trainers and then-other trainers. Take the case of
Jimmy Wilde, for instance. The British champion is doing work on the
party RIDING on the bike at his side is none other than Mrs. Jimmy
TIL. bird has a fat chance of ducking the long grind n lodging into
ovs, +T tn is ss &C. nG fs%1,i Of f. a" n. a, ssra , is no Oft ii Ys,on says viii H. Wise nss,. r .ISs
and you hear the thing has been approved"
THE GERMAN IN SPORT.
If you've ever thought ngh of the matter matter before very few Germans have
parentase has roasted fairly high, but in the main they are not there
Those WHO came in contact With the Germans in the recent cpl
man doesn't move in curves; but in Straight lines, He has neither grace race
both personality and individuality of play, because he has been served
He's a glutton for the 1894 stuff, but he needs the music to
carry u on the dance &C. and without the leader is lost: A clever American
t h W sH@ AL" =" nc '"S I'll III OH HIS 00"' 0'l0'9 ne gets " O'0" 0 n
Han. F N W Wa ne tbs is " r E5srinf &C. sHa W5T Of # the exception TX nss to to the s, rule but
would have been a bear in any country;
How do you pronounce wildes name-wnd, Wildly or wfled?"
Pronounce it Wilde.
THE FAN SPEAKS.
M Say: guy , If you want to know something about baseball, just stop
In a recent game between the St. Louis Browns and the Yankees
the former put two on the sacks in the ninth with two down. One
run would tie, but two would win. A st. Louis batter busts a home
run to deep rght-or at least that's the number of bags the blow would
have netted him, but Sam Wick galops out and pulls the pill with one
paw and saves the lead for the Yankees.
Wick was just beginning to hit when his regular charley horse put
I'm port for a spell.
A deyotee of the luscious cocaine took himself a healthy sniff a
day or % ago and delivered an address on IN East End car. The hon
nend told the world fair that Peckinpaugh was going to lead the Ameri-
can league in batting this year. We didn't say anything. for this bird
was using that beligerent brand of hops. but if he wants to know the
facts, here they are: The same day Peck outfits Cobb on the season,
William ]. Bryan will be sent to the pen for bootlegsing; the Wash
Iington monument will do a shimmy with Pixies peak; the Memphis
team will win three in a row and city taxes will come down.
Yours truly, WILL WISE.
Madison avenue.
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HAS A CLEAR ROAD.

Jack Dempsey, while In Memphis
many months ago, said at that time
that he expected to take the measure
OF Jess Willard II he eve managed to
get him in the ring, and that when the
championship was his, he stood ready
at any time to accommodate any en-
terprisIna heavyweight who was under
the impression that he had a chance to
win,
"llI not bar anybody, be they white,
black, red or green, and there1l be no
color line. II they want to meet me,
III be there with my hair in a braid,
for I'm convinced that can take their
measure and do II In apple-pie order,
too"
Now Jack has won the title, He Is
stlll Of the same frame Of mind. He's
ready for Carpenter, Fulton. Lanetord,
Wills or anybody else who desires m
Of his game, This Is the sort Of cham
plon the new heavyweight Is.
AS yet no traffic cops have been
found necessary to keep chaIIengers
away from Jack.
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STILES MAKES
new GOLFING RECORD

PHILADELPHIA, July 12-Edward
stiles, of the Old York Road Country
club. broke all American marathon golf
records yesterday by playing 10 rounds
over the lS-hole course of his home
club, making an average OF 10 S-5
strokes a round, He started out to
break the record of eight rounds for
an average of a fraction less than
IS made recently by Fred Knight over
the course of the Whitemarsh Valley
Country club.
stiles teed off for the first round at
5,SS am. and finished at S:32 O'Clock
last night, Taking out the time for
three stons for refreshments and to
change shoes three times, his actual
playing time was IS hours and 10 min
utes. He walked nearly 40 miles and
was In good condition when he fin
ished, :
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but not as a manager, this being a sort
OF camouflaue 70 keen the Kid az q

but not as a manager, this being a sort
OF camouflage TO keep the Kid as a
manage and to get the services Of
another Class A player In his stead.
Frank has about as much chance get.
ting the Kid as Jess Willard has Of re-
nalninu his lost crown. which is exactly
,000. It Is more than likely that Frank
wouldn't have the Kid as a player even
II he could get him, but Frank v
oVeriooks a bet to get into any contro-
versy that arises, for the very excellent
reason that he seldom comes out second
best,
There is every indication, however,
that the two prevailing controversies
Will be decided against the Atlanta
magnate.
The New Orleans Pellcans lost again
to the Birmingham Barons Friday at
ternoon, Buck Weaver getting bumped
by Baronial batters In the first four
innings. Right Fielder Bill Daniels was
sent to the mound to rescue Buckerino,
and he performed we'll, holding the Bar
ons to two hits and one run the rest
Of the way.
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HARNESS MEET CLOSES
AT NORTH RANDALL

CLEVELAND, July l2.-The opening
meeting of the Grand Circuit harness
racing season came to a close at North
randall today after one of the most
successful gatherings in the history
Of the track, Today's entire gate re-
CENTS were given to charity.
Four events are or today's card. with
the free-for-all pace, in which six Of
the worlds fastest performers will
start, the feature, Directum J., Lillian
r, Peter Nash, Single G.. Tn and
Verlie Patchen compose the field in
this event, which is for $500. Other
races include at 2;l0 trot, in which
six start; the 2;20 trot with nine start
ers and the $40 pace in which II go,
The largest crowd Of the meeting at
tended Yesterdays races, Three favor.
ties, one second choice and q rank out
slider were the winners, The favorites
we're King Stout, in the half-mile trot
ting dash: Prince Loree in the EOS
class trot, and Sanardo in the first d.
vision OF the 2;l7 pace. The substance,
second choice. won the first division OF
the 2;l0 class trot, the second division
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NATIONAL
MALONE BACK.

Lew Malone. the Robins third baseman
who was taken out of the batting order
recently because of his failure to bang
out base hits with any fair degree OF
consistency, is back in the Robins in
field again and on the first day of his
return in the fourth inning of the first
game against the Braves in Boston he
made one of the longest hits ever made
in the Braves spacious park. Malone
caught one of AL Demaree's curves and
drove the ball to the scoreboard in deep
left center. Before the ball was re-
turned to the infield Lew had reached
third safely. There were two out and
nobody on when the long hit was made
and Malone was left stranded when
Mack Wheat lifted a fly to Ray Powell.
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HAGEN RETAINS TITLE.

GLEN HEAD, n. Y. July 12-Waltcr
in the Metropolitan open championship
golf tournament at the North Shore
Country club here yesterday. finish
ing with a total Of 1874, He had rounds
OF 76 and rs on the first day and 70
and II for the second SO holes.
His score was three strokes better
than Emmett French, Of York. Pa.
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SLIM VICTORIOUS.

Slim Love, ex.M Memphis pitcher, now
with Detroit, won the decision over
Harry Harper and the Washington SEN.
ators, 3 TO I, Friday. Slim was In sew
eral difficulties, but managed to wealth
err the storm and came away with the
decision,
The Chicago white Sox made 1t four
in n row by defeating the Philadelphia
Athletics Friday, Z to |, Scott Perry,
cN-Crackcr pitcher, VA hit hard by
the Hose, while Eddie Cicotte, Chicago
shine baller, had the nannies of the
Mackmen from the start.
The New York Yanks were again
downed by the Cleveland Indians Fri
day, s to /, making 1t three out of four,
iris Speaker and Doe Johnston contrib
utcd homers to help Jim Bagby along,
Ernie shore started and Luke Nelson,
an eX-Tribesman, finished, Sam Wick
batted for Smallwood in the ninth. but
failed to connect.
Rain prevented the Friday st. Louis
Boston embroglio.
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E CLOUTS ONE.

Tex Mcdonald, Nashville third base
man, delivered a four-base blow In the
ninth that knocked the Chattanooga
Lookouts back into last place in the
Dixie standing, The score was tied at
ii at the time Of TeX's wallop.
The Atlanta Crackers won another
game off the Mobile Bears Friday by
the count Of . to /, Walter Golvin's
wild throw to the plate In the ninth
permitted Dykes to score the winning
run. The game was again protested by
both teams, Ira Thomas, Philadelphia
Athletic scout, who is serving AS man
aEcr Of the Crackers at present, was
hanished from the park by Umpire Bull
dog Williams for disputing a decision.
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EAST EVENS SCORE.

CINCINNATI, July l2.-The Eastern
team evened up matters with the West
erners by winning two out of three
matches played in the intersection ten
mis- championship games here yester-
day.
matches in the singles, while the West
ern contingent won the doubles. The
score between the two now stands at
3 to 3, the Westerners having won
two out Of three matches at Thurs
days play.
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The New York Giants made II two
out OF three by defeating the st. Louis
Cardinals Friday, 40. Jess Barnes
hurled we'll for the Giants, and II was
his second victory over st. Louis since
he has beer In the National league.
Barnes allowed but two hits, one Of
which was secured In the ninth by Joe
Schultz, pinch hitting for May.
The Chicago Cubs beat the Phillies
Friday, 6 to 3. Max Flack got a homer
with two on bases in the sixth. which
helped the Bruins in downing Garvy
CravAth's team, Bradley Hogg started
for the pills and gave way to Gene
Packard.
The Pittsburgh Pirates, with Carlson
on the mound, defeated the Brooklyn
Robins Friday, 5 TO ,. Carlson had but
one bad round. the seventh, when the
Robins scored two runs. Smith and
Mamaux pitched for Brooklyn. Cut
shaw got a home run in addition to two
singles.
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FRANK IN MANY MIXUPS

Life to Charley Frank, Atlanta presl.
dent and manager, Is one mtNup after
another. Although Frank was already
up to hts eyebrows IN a controversy
with John ., Logan, president Of the
Mobile club, over the services Of Pitch.
err Keller Hasty, the Dutchman GETS In
another affair, this time claiming Kib
Eiberfeld, Little Rock manager, Via the
waiver route, Waivers were asked on
the Kid by President Allen as a player,
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WESTERN LEAGUE
PELICANS BUY HOYT,
FORMER CHICK HURLER

NEW ORLEANS, July 12.-Waite
Hoyt, 19-year-old pitcher, who has
served with Nashville and Memphis in
the Southern association, was bought
outright from the Rochester club Of
the International LEAGUE, n will re-
port to the New Orleans club within
a few days, President Heinemann of
the Pelicans. announced here today.
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Summary. Two-base hit - Lewis
Home run-Carroll Sacrifice hits
High, Lewis. Double plays-Christen-
bury to Lewis to Griffin; Christenbury
to Griffin. Stolen bases walsh, High.
Innings pitched-Ry Robinson 3, with
3 runs and G hits, Base on balls-On
Goodbred 2, of HenEevcld 2. Struck
out-By Robinson ?, by Goodbred 2, Hit
by pitcher Kennedy, Time-l:45. I'M
ptres-% Blackburne and LaIlzon,
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REDS WIN TWO.

The Cincinnati Reds won a double'
header from the Boston Braves Friday,
going into the thirteenth frame to get
the opener by the u or q TO 2. The
Reds won the second, 6 to 2. Walter
Ruether and Aod 6tler were the win.
nino pitchers. Rarlden and Groh got
homers In the first game. R~ariden's
drive went TO left center and bounded
into a hole In the seoreboard for a home
run,
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BUSHWAH LEAGUE.
Sundays Game, Hodges Field.

Everything is in readiness for the
weekly game of the Bushwah league
Sunday morning at Hodges field. The
contest is scheduled to begin at 10
o'clock. All players are requested to
report on time.
The Van Vleets are now only one
game behind the Dooleys, who are lead
ing the circuit.
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FAVOR MARATHON.

PARIS. July i2,-The international
Olympic committee. nj the request ~
the Belgian and British delegates to
the meeting at Lausanne, authorized
the Belgian committee TO omit the
marathon event from the olympic
games to be held NJ Antwerp In 1890.
This decision has aroused such feeling
that the bureau OF the international
committee has asked the Belgian com
mittee to reconsider the question.
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AttdbOu!
By Coy1c Shea
n REASON WHY.

Nv 1.NHJO VII
why don't you knock that Memphis club?"
Begins an earnest reader
A knocker Of the bloody type
And Bolshevistic breeder.
They're only corner lotters there,
And, like a bunch of yeggs,
They couldn't lick a postage stamp
Or whip a crate of eggs"
| looked at him with glittering eye
And sneer, akin to treason,
And then | said to him, said /:
This is the only reason:
Id like to ease your burning pain
And spread an awful smear,
But | am not the writer of
The baseball dope this year"
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N7HERE THEY PLAY,
'V8NASX .

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Little Rock at Memphis.
Birmingham at Atlanta.
New Orleans at Mobile.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
st Louis at Brooklyn.
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DIXIE LEAGUE.

Sundays Games, Hodges Field: Az
Smart Millinery Co. VS.. Southern
White Star Cyclers VS.. Chero-C olas.
second game, Ais p. m
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line for the Elberfeldians, as Hank did not work enough to hurt him,
and would like to get revenge from the Tribe for driving him from the
Mill Friday. Rube will be on the mound If he feels like he will be right.
Unless he feels right when he warns up. Manager Elberfeld will send
IN someone else, probably Lee Stone or Benny Karr. Tony Brottem, Lit
tie Rock catcher, is suffering from a bum leg and may not get in the
game. Ray Kennedy, Tonys understudy, will probably be stationed
back of the plate.
Manager Cy Barger will probably depend upon Roy Fentress in
the Saturday matinee, with George Block back of the plate. Fentress
has not worked in several days, having been indisposed, but states that
he Is ready for action and will in all likelihood be Cy's mound choice for
the second game Of the series.
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BANKERS LEAGUE,
Standing or Club

Standing or Clubs.
Won. Lost. Pct.~)
Union and Planters 800. l $50
Bank of Commerce .....1 $50
Fridays Results, Hodges Field:
No game rain.
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The meeting at Lausanne was held
on April s TO celebrate the ?5th an
niversary OF the re-establishment OF
the olympic games,
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Of which will be contested today.
Worthy Mckinney, a rank outsider, won
the second division OF the 2:17 pace in
four heats.
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LIB ERTY LEAGUE.

sundays Games, Loeb Field:
Choctaws VS.. Park Taxis, first game,
2:30 p. m. E
Railway Express VS.. X. of c., second
game, AIS p. m,
The Choctaws and Parks open the
Liberty league double-header at Loeb
field Sunday afternoon. Both clubs are
reported much strengthened for the
final dash and every effort is being
made to keep the Choctaws from sew
ing UP the pennant chase, consequently
the Parks expect to stage a grand bat
tie against the Choctaws.
The Knights and Railway Express
meet in the last game. If the Express
boys are not handicapped with a player
shortage a good game should result.
The Knights are now playing their best
ball of the season.
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To Dee Walsh, Little Rock third
baSeman, goes the distinction for the
most beautiful fielding play OF the Fri.
day nlxup. In the sixth George Block,
Memphis catcher, hit a drive to Dee
that would have knocked the EXCHANGE
building down, but Dee ooliared It with
no trouble at all. II WAS a great stop
Of one OF the hardest hit balls seen at
Russwood this year AND was plain nigh.
way robbery Of a hit from Block,
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Standing OF CLUBS.
Won. Lost. Pct.
Prestonus 6 2 .750
John A. Denies ......... 4 500
Drake Cleaners ......... 3 5 .375
Concords ................ 2 4 1888
Sundays Games, Loeb Field.
Drake Cleaners VS.. Denies, first game,
2:30 p. m,
Concords VS.. Prestonus, second game,
Ais p. m.
The youngsters league race is tight
ening in the fast Victory league.
The Denies are pennant bound and
hope to run into a tie for first place
with the Prestonus by winning SUNDAYS.
opening game against the brakes while
they are pulling for the lowly Concords
to down the league-leading Prestonus.
The games should all be fast,
The games are free.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia hid'h,
Chicago 80 0 900 0 0 2-6 . 0
p%hiladelphia 90 q 0 90 | | Ga 10 2
Carter, Martin and kiileter, hogg,
Packard and Adams,
AT New York R"h.E.
81, Louis 90 0 0 0 y 0 . w !
Sew York 30 0 0 | 0 0 0. - 9 |
May and Dilhoefer, Barnes and Con
xales.
Az Brooklyn XII, E,
pittsburgh 30 0 0 0 0 Q . ID 10 :
Rrooklvn 40 0 0 0 90 2 0 % $ 0
Carlson and schmidt, Pfetfer, Smith,
Mamaux and Kruger,
Al Boston, first game RH,E,
Cincinnati 000 goo 020 600 - = !
posto. -.,.... O0l O0l 600 600 o. Q 0
Reu,her and Rariden; Nehf and
Gowdy. ,
Second game NJ, f.,
Cincinnati 80 0 o ! 0 90 u !
Boston .......2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 5 3
EIer and Wingo, Heating, Demaroe
and Gowdy,
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New Battery Appears.

At the beginning Of the fourth Dutch
Hengeyeld appeared on the Hill, with
Ray Kennedy back OF the plate. Bacon
went to right field. Hevengeld walked
Conway and Block, Goodbred and
C"hristenbury hit outfield flies to Frier-
son and Bacon. Manda singled to CEN
ter and Conway registered. The Tribe
threatened several times later. h"t the
threats failed to materialize, as HENCE
weld pitched good ball in the pinches.
In the seventh the Travellers had
Goodhred in trouble and scored their
only runs OF the game, Kennedy was
hit in the back by a pitched ball and
amhled to first. MCGinnis was given
a life on Christenbury's boot. Klnsel-
la lifted a hot one off Jack Lewis
shins. and Kennedy went over, Dtstel
followed with a rifle shot through Man
da's underpining and McGinnis scored.
In the eighth Grimm opened with n
single and after Bacon had hoisted to
High. Kennedy hit into a double play,
In the ninth McGinnis started with a
single, but the next trio Of Travellers
went out In order.
With two one in the eighth for Mem
phls, Block got n Texas Lacquer back
Of second, but Goodbred lofted to Frier-
son.
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RA2 |!l!I' REsllES
NCNV 4pF sssHNasS SrSsSs4-
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al New Orleans RH.E.
Birmingham a l211 0 0 0 o. 10 8
New Orleans % 0 0 0 0 0 1--5 s 3
Slapnicka, Crews and Peters; Weaver,
Daniels and Agnew,
At Nashville RH,E,
Chattanooga % 0 0 0 | 0 o. b 0
Nashville ,....0 o 0 | 0 0 0 t-2 s Q
Vines and Neiderkorn; Helfrich and
Kohlhecker.
At Mobile R.li,E,
Mobile ........O 0 0 90 0 / 0-l 3 2
Boone and Higgins; ELLIS, UT and
Coleman.