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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-22
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~ Marvin MeCarthl

another tale of woe added to the long
Inst OF grievances of the Baronial m
holders, this is the classification of ves-
'eroays game. The Barons seem to be
JUST naturally "out of luck" this season
Inc bumps seem to be coming in faster
than the smooth places We lost two to
Memphis and won one.
Moley's clan journey to Cracker Town
/ To-Day, to play a series of three eanas
, Ger ,nat they will hit the road home
Ioi seven game stay, taking on the
Pae tor tne nrst series and the Mobile
bears ior the remaining four games
somehow we hate to see o,,r
20 Atlanta, not that we dislike the tow
~ the least but that Cracker bIncb ~
pan players is terror when ali n;na
| 1ello"s get into action The Atlanta
seam usually cleans up on a home
Speaking of the Crackers tbev ~.
| their first defeat for some time ysstar
! uay. Iney had won four straight before
srey Went up against 'Bubber'' .Ionnard
inc latter must have twirled a beautif,n
ZANE II all indications are true. He al
lowed out three hits and to top this feat
~, .he aouole that eventually won the
game We call it a feat To allow, ~
Crackers but three hits. for We rs.l tne
What 1t means when the Atlanta team
faces pitcher
harr was another one who won his own
game Yesterday. Although hit rather
nard. Kari shut out the Bears. with the
5000 support of his team. To better mat
rs ne shocked triple in the tenth in
/
Off the hit the only run of the -ame
Al tnree games in the Southern lea guc
yesterday were shut outs, and. excent
ing the case Of Birmingham and Mem
pms We're close and hard fought. being
decided in the final innings
Now Tor little statistics. Roth the
Reds and the Giants won Yesterday
consequently the Reds still lead the
Giants by six games The Tigers are
JUST -FOUR and a half games behind the
White Sox. Atlanta is game and j
nalf ahead of New Orleans Now for
our own standing. We are two games
penind Memphis. and are three and a
naif games from the bottom We wonder
how II would feel TO be cellar chamns
for a while?
Inc announcement that Lefty Grimm
mas been sold to a big league club is nc
more than we have been expecting ali
along. Lefty" was one of the best frs,
pasemen in the Southern league. and
played mighty pretty game of bail. The
firates have soften player worth his
salt in Lefty" Grimm.
we wonder what the Travellers are 60
ing to do with Grimm off the lineup
IT would seem that the loss of this play
er will affect the Travellers the same
as the loss of Pat Duncan did the Bar.
pms, take the punch away.
1 1t semed shame for Ouimet to fall tc
defeat SO soon. His showing when he de.
feated Chick" Evans Wednesday led
US to believe that he had a good chance
for the championship. Plat had beer
something Of dark horse" previous to
yesterdays match.
Despite the weather handicaps the diff
ferent golf and tennis Journeys are be.
ing carried on. Storms linterfered with
the Pittsburg matches. and local showers
have hindered the play in the golf tour
rey at the Country club However the
matches were played off yesterday in
spite of the unfavorable conditions
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VOLS WIN BRILLIANT
GAME FROM ATLANTA
Jonnard Opens Ninth With
a Double and Scores
Winning Run

Nashville. Tenn, August 21.-Bubbe-
Jonnard won a pitchers duel from
Thorburn this afternoon. when Nash
vile defeated Atlanta 1 to in the
prettiest and hardest fought game e. or
seen in Sulphur Dell. In addition 70
hurting brilliant ball, Jonnard won his
own game by opening the ninth VITA
a double to the right field dump aad
taking third when Thorburn walk ed
both Wfckham and Meyer and scor ed
on Mike Burkes sacrifice fly to Mil
Ter
Thorburn also hurled brilliant
game Of bali. allowing the Vols but
four hits. striking out four men and
giving two bases on balls. However.
he weakened in the last inning and
caused his own downfall by walking
two after Jonnard had doubled jon
nard allowed three hits. walked four
men and struck out five. KohlbecKer
secured three OF Nashville's four HRS.
Crora.
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SEVEN FLIGHTS IN
TODAYS LINEUP
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Rain Interfered in Yester-
days Play-Dr. Harris
Eliminates Parker

Despite the frequent interference of
old j. Pluv,, the golfers at the Country
club pulled through their matches yes
terday, and play between the pairs
came up to all expectations. Dr. A. B.
Harris. present state champion won his
from J. NJ G. Parker, eliminating the
latter who is one of the youngsters in
Bardeleben was eliminated by J.. H
Doughty, UP and to go.
Below are the results of the first
round in yesterdays play:
Here's how they went in the first
round;
FIRST DIVISION
L. G. Brownlee VS.. F. j. Steinme hl
Brownlee by default.
Houston Davis VS.. H. C. Marks
Davis 5-S.
r. L. Gregory VS.. H. C. Wood. Greg.
DRY Sc.
A. o. P. Nicholson VS.. r. H. Banis-
! ter, Nicholson, 1 up.
r. w. knight VS.. J. T. Hard<e
| knight / up.
R. H. sBaugh VS.. C. E. Corwin, Baugh
l4-3.
v. Q. Prowell vs.. William F. Dono-
van, Prowell up.
Herbert Tutwiler vs. j. G. Mason
Tutwiler rs.
r. C. Munger VS.. Eugene Munger, R
c. Munger FL.
A. B. Harris VS.. ]. NJ G. Parker
| Harris "a.
D. e. Root vs. W. C. Kilgore, ROOF
4-3
]. H Doughty VS.. Prince DeBarde-
| leben Doughty 32
SECOND DIVISION
| John Levert vs. Z. B. Wells, Lever
| GA
]. D. Turner VS. j. F. Yeates, Tur
| ner 5-4.
p. NJ Smith VS.. w w. Crawford, sr.
Smith by default
! S. Parson VS.. John Coke, Parson by
default
Dr. C. H Moore VS. T. M. McClelylan
Moore by Default.
| DIR. E. L. Scott VS. NJ. P. Northington
| Scott by default.
THIRD DIVISION
! M. Craft VS.. ]. c. Hodges, Craft one
up.
| Temple Siebels VS.. T. Worthington
Jr. Siebels 75.
| A. n ChappeH VS. Sorsby Jemison
| Chappell by default.
| Hal March VS.. Lewis Clarke Marsh
6-5.
]. Gillem VS.. Bye Gillem, two up.
| w. A. Rose VS.. S. E. Thompson, Ros'
\ two up.
P. B. Bowers VS.. E. X Bowling
Bower 90.
NJ i. billiard, Jr, and Bye, Dillar,
drew Bee.{
P. B. Barzoni VS.. r. ]. Mcclure. Bar
zoni by default.
Evans Dunn VS.. H. F. DeBardeleben
Dunn ga.
F. NJ. Brown vs.. R. H. Thach, Brown
by defaldt.
j. D. Wilcox and Bye.
George Watkins VS.. r. 3. Clarke
Watkins 3-2.
E. Ellis VS.. J. t. Collins, Jr.. Eli
Sd.
Henry Allen VS.. DR.. P. D. vann, Allel
two up.
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KARI WINS H|SOWN
GAME WITH TRIPLE
Travellers Get But Two Hits
Until Tenth, When Karr's
Smash Comes

Little Rock, Ark. August A.--Pitcher
Benny Karr won another game with his
bat today when Little Rock defeated
Mohle l to in ten innings Coming to
the bat IN the tenth, with one out, Kari
scored when Frierson drove hit through
Meyers as result of the Mobile infeld
being drawn in. Ellis, pitching for Mo-
bile, had allowed Little Rock but two
hits up to the final inning Karr was
hit rather freely. but kept Mobiles safe
ties we'll scattered Score:
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ADMISSION SPORTS
NEW UNIFORMS RECEJyED

Admission, August 2L-(Special.) MEM
bers of the Camp Mcclellan baseball
club are conducting their practices this
week dressed in their new white uni
forms. and the players put up real big
league appearances in the new toys
The uniforms were authorized severa.
weeks ago, and the players have been
anticipating their arrival with good
deal of interest. The members of the
camp team are practicing daily for the
coming contests to be arranged in the
near future with teams in this section.
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REoRG ANIMATION CONTINUES

Reorganization of the Admission baseball
club is proceeding along satisfactory
lines, according to the announcement OF
Manager John Nunnally and those who
are helping him in the work of soliciting
funds to finance the operations of the
club.
Seats on the east ana north sides OF
the diamond on the athletic field are be-
ing provided this week, and the park Is
being otherwise improved in order tn
give spectators better view of the field
during the games.
Admission fans are showing remarkable
liberality in subscribing toward the
maintenance of the team. and the solicit
tors are meeting with unusual encour-
agement.
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DONALDSON JOINs THEM

Admission, August q. = Especial. )-EarI
Donaldson, one of the fastest nfelders
who ever played on the Admission field
has been added to the Camp Mcclellan
aggregation and will play third for the
camp team.
The arrival of Donaldson puts Grad
dock at short. Cecil Green will be shift
ed to the keystone sack and Jimmie
Johnson goes to the outfeld. With Major
Scott at first the new arrangement Of
the infeld viii give the Camp Beauties
lineup equal. in many respects to
league teams Of high standing and some
interesting statistics are expected to re-
euIt from the changes and additions
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GEERS CLEANS Up
ON GRAND CIRCUIT
Veteran Racer Drives Four
Out of Five Winners on
the Programme

Poughkeepsie, N. T., August H.-Ed-
ward F. Geers atooI the IONS share OF
honors at the &eond day of the grand
circuit here, driving four of the five
winners on the programme, and in one
of his victories plotting Goldie Todd TO
clean cut, straight-heat triumph over
Frank Dewey and Sanardo. The veteran
reinsman, accounted for the vassar 2:lC
pace, $1,000 purse; 1.-THE Liberty" PIC
trot for 3-year-olds, which he won with
Molly knight. and two Breeders club
events, the 2-year-old and the S-year-old
trots. Dudette and Wiki Wiki were the
winners. Summarizes:
PA class, trotting, THE Poughkeepsie, "
purse 5000. two in three:
McGregor the Great. b. h.. by Peter
the Great (CoD ................. !
Holyrood Naomi, b. M, by Peter the
Great Dodge
Joseph Guy. b. h. by Guy Axworthy
(Hyde) ..:...................... 3
Media. Bonnie Hal, Mariondale. To-
n'idotte and Anna Maloney also started
Time, 2:r%. e:0s1s
2:1o class, pacing, THE vassar," purse
5000, two in three:
Goldie Todd, b. M, by Todd Mack
'Heers( '.'......-.......... ............ l
Snardo. b. g., by San Francisco
tMurpny) ......................... !
Frank Dewey, b. g., by John
Pewey lCox) .:........................ 8
Irish Voter, Harper, Holyrood Billy
also start Ad Tinaa o.nof
Three-year-old trot, The Breeder
, Club valued at $3.50, two in three
Wiki Wiki, br. c.. by Anvil (Geers) 1
Dora Haines, b. f.. by Morgan AK
worthy (H. Fleming) ...
Time, 2:20s4, 2:20A.
Two-year-old trot, "The Breeders
Club value $1,000, two in three:
Dudette, b. f., by Etowah (Geers) =. 1 !
Day Star, b. c., by Peter the Great
(Cox) ...............
Lady Mozart, b. f., by Peter Mozart
CTaliman) ........ Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 2:121a, 2:12k.
PIG class. trotting, THE Liberty >
purse 5000, two in three:
Molly knight, b. M, by General
watts (Geers) ACCOMPLISHMENTS. l
Little Lee. b. g., by Axworthy (Mc-
Donoip ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....
Norman Dillon, b. c., by Dillon AK
worthy Gregory .... {
King Stout, Brother Peter. Election
Dillon, Peter Worth, Eliza Dillon, Grace
Drake, Liberty Todd, Dark Flower ane
Bourbon Watts also started Time, 2:osll
2:o7la. .
To beat 2:25A pacing:
Anna Pratt. b. M, by King Bellin
(Fhillips). won. Time. 2:12lk.
| To beat 2:3oA trotting:
Peter Derby. CHI, e., by Peter thu
Great Or. e. Murphy, lost Time
2:s21a
| To beat 1901 trotting:
J Harvest Sprite, b. f., by The Harves
ter Oh. Fleming, won. Time, 2:191k.
To beat 221A trotting:
Lady Connis. blk. f., by Tregantl
! Phillips), won. Time, 2:151a.
To beat 2:30A trotting:
1 Little Pondsman, b. g., by the Bonds
man (Phillips), won. Time, 2:22A.
A Medicine Tint Is Especially Prepare
For just One Thing
Just try one bottle of LAX-FOS WITT
PEPSIN for Habitual Constipation. soc
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Douglas Is Suspended
by Giant Manager

New York, August 21.-J. j. McGraw,
manager of the New York Nationals to-
day announced that Pitcher Philip Doug
las has been indefinitely suspended and
placed on the clubs ineligible list for
absenting himself from the club without
permission. Douglas Disappeared after
he was defeated by Chicago, his former
team in the first game of last Tuesdays
doubt header here. New York players
believe that the pitcher has gone to his
home in Chicago
The Giants secured Douglas few
weeks ago in trade with Chicago for
outfelder David Robertson. The deal
caused nnfavorable comment In Cincin-
natl and othe- National league cities,
as it was looked upon as move to aid
New York in winning the championship.
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Red Sox Win in First

Cleveland. August 21.-Failing to make
a hit after the first inning when they
scored all their runs, Boston defeated
Cleveland in the second game of the
series today, to 8. Jasper and Pennock
were taken out in the first inning after
pitching to four batters. Russell held
Cleveland without a score in the first
after relieving Pennock with the bases
full and none out Score: RHE.
Boston ..... 400 COO OO0-4 5 0
Cleveland .... 200 col Ooo-3 6
Batteries; Pennock. Russell and Wal
ters; Jasper, Myers, Faeth and O'Neill
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Two base hits, Goodbred, Christen-
bury, Griffin 2.
Home run. Bischoff.
Sacrifice hits. Smith, Lewis.
Sacrifice fly. Collenberger.
Stolen base, Bernsen.
Left on base, Birmingham 4; Mem
phis Z.
Wild pitch, Crews.
Base on balls off Crews 2, off Good
bred /.
Struck out by Crews l.
Time 1:45.
Umpires. Johnston and Lauzon.
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REDS DEFEAT BRAVES

Admission, August 21.-(Special)-Thc
Admission Reds won a 13-to-11 victory over
the Philpot Braves in holly contested
game on the Admission field Wednesday,
the two teams fighting hard for their
side of the contest
The Wednesday game was the begin
ming of series of FIVE contests to be
staged on the local field between the
two teams.
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Yanks and Browns Split

St Louis. August 2-Gedeons two
base hit in the fourteenth inning of the
second game scored Austin with the rur
that decided in St. I.ouis's favor, two to
one, long pitching duel between
Mogridge and Sotheron, 1t gave the To-
Gals an even break in two hard-fought
games with New York today. The
Yankees won the first game. to 2.
Scores. First game r. II. E.
New York ....... oil 900 0Ol-3
st. Louis ............ 900 200 00-2
Batteries: Thormahlen and Ruel:
Shocker and SEVERED.
Second game: r. II. E.
New York - 100 600 000 900 00--1
st. Louis .......... 900 00o1 600 01-2 II 2
Batteries: Mogridge and Hannah;
Sotheron, Billings and Mather.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tigers Win in First Inning

Detroit, August 21.-Three hits in the
first inning and the effective pitching of
Leonard won for Detroit today from
Philadelphia, to 0. Cobb's hitting and
base running featured The Georgian
beat out two infield hits. drove out one
for three bases and slid home in the first
inning for Detroit's second run, beating
the return throw of Veachs sacrifice
fly. Score: RH E.
Philadelphia ,...... 900 000 900 /
Detroit ...... 200 600 Coz 5 Q
Batteries Naylor and Perkins; Leon
ard and Ainsmith.
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summary: Two-base hits. Tutweiler,
Distel: three base hit, KARI sacrifice
hits Golyin Frierson; double plays, Nc
milan TO Brown, McGinnis to Distel to
Grimm; left on bases, Little Rock s, Mo
bile /; struck out by Karr 4. bv Ellis
bases on balls off Karr 2, off Ellis ,.
time, 80; umpires, Brennan and Camp
bell.
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GAMES TODAY

Washington at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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GAMES TO-DAY

Birmingham at Atlanta.
Mobile at New Orleans.
Memphis at Chattanooga.
Nashville at Little Rock.
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SPORTS
ny non MeDAvTn
Barons Open in Cracker Tolun Today
CREWS UTTERLY UNABLE TO
COPE WITH GOODBRED, AND
BARONS BEATEN BY CHICKS
Not Single Baron Reaches Second Until Ninth, When
Bernsen Purloins the Bag-Barons Fail to Hit
Until Fourth, and Collect Only -Four
Hits-Collenberger Aids Tiny

Memphis August 21Speca Inability of the Barons to
locate the delivery Tiny Goodbred Chcksaws took
most kindly the offerings Of Sammy Crews the decd
factors in the final of the series this afternoon which went
to the Tribesmen by the comfortable margin of to
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sum mary; Double PLAYS, Jonnard TO
Graham to Kohlbecker, Never to ELAN
to Graham. Mayer to Galloway 10
Mayer. Two-ba hit, Jonnard Struck
out by Jonnard 5, by Thorburn A. Base
on balls, off Jonnard 4, off Thorburn g
Time, 1:20. Umpires, Williams and
Blackburne
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Sox Easily Beat Senators

Chicago, August A.-Loose pitching by
Zachary and Gill, coupled with cratic
fielding and opportune hitting, made it
easy for Chicago to defeat Washington
today, II to A. Score: R.H.E.
Washington ........ 30 010 600 10 6
Chicago commence. 500 221 OIL II 0
Batteries: Gill Zachary and Agnew;
Williams and Schalk, Lynn.
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: Pitchers Records
Virginia League

At Newport News. .: Norfolk, g.
At Portsmouth. / Petersburg, !.
At Richmond, s., Suffolk, ?.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Memphis 6, Birmingham 0.
Nashville l, Atlanta 0.
Little Rock l, Mobile O..
New Orleans Chattanooga-rain.
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South Atlantic League

At Charlotte. 2: Greenville, l.
At Charleston. l; Spartanburg, 3
At Columbia. 1; Augusta. 8.
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Goodbred held the Baronial troupe
to four wildly scattered singles. Not a
Baron got as far as second base until
the ninth, when, with twoo out Bernsen
singled and stole second without any
molestation from the Chicks.
CHICKS SCORE THREE
IN SECOND INNING
Sammy Crews had one bad inning, the
second when the Chicks scored three
times on four hits, but results ulti-
mstely proved that the one good in
riLg the Chicks had was enough to
turn out a victory. Singles by Lewis,
Bischoff and Manda filled the bases,
and Lewis scored on sacrifice fly by
Coilenberger. Goodbred hoisted one
into short-right, and Mcdonald and Hair
ston were apparently debating as to
who would take the ball. It fell safe.
Bischoff scored and Manda went to
third Christenbury walked, but Manda
scored, while Smith was forcing Mis-
choff
Christenburys double sacrifice, and a
wild pitch gave the Chicks another in
the fifth. Griffin's double. his second
fof the day, and Bischoffs jolt into the
left field bleachers ending the scor-
ing in the eighth
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Athletics Score in Ninth

Philadelphia, August 2l.-Luderus
double against the fence. after Chicago
| allowed Williams to steal second in the
ninth inning, today saved Philadelphia
from a shutout. the score favoring the
visitors, to l.. Score:
| Chicago ................ $50 900 lois 10
! Philadelphia -..,... 900 900 001-1 s
batteries: Hendrix and DAILY: Hogg and
Adams.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Detroit 2, Philadelphia 2.
Boston 4, Clebsland 3.
Chicago II, Washington 4.
New York 3, ST. Louis 2.
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GAMES TODA

Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
St Louis at New York.
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Reds Win Uphill Game

Boston, August 21.-Cincinnati came
from behind and defeated Boston, Z to s.
here today, Oeschger walked Pinch Hitter
Duncan to start the ninth. Rudolph re-
lieved Oeschber and Rath forced Duncan.
Dauberts single. a pass to Groh and
Roush's bounding single to center scored
two runs for enough to win.
Cincinnati ..........oo 900 POI Or ~ :
Boston ..,...............-3l00 2o OOO-6
Batteries: Sallee. Fisher. Luque, Eller
and Wingo; Oeschger. Rudolph and VIII
son.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Houston. .; Galveston. /.
At Beaumont, 5-l2; San Antonio, &c.
At Fort Worth Waco, rain.
At Dallas Shreveport rain.
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international League

At Rochester, rs; Jersey City, SIS.
At Binghamton. 8; Newark 5.
Other games postponed, rain.
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NATIONAL. J.EACUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Brooklyn 8, Pi'tsburg 2.
New York S. ST. Louis 2
Cincinnati T. Boston 6.
Chicago 5. Philadelphia
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| Brooklyn. August H.--Brooklyn de-
feated Pittsburg here today. to 2. Pfef-
fer kept Pittsburgh's hits well scattered
| Score:
! Pittsburgh ............. 900 col 00l--o IL :
Brooklyn f............... .l02 900 00x-3 S :
Batteries: Adams and Schmidt; Pfeffer
| and NJ. Wheat.
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Nehf Wins for Giants

New York, August 21.-New York made
it three straight from St. Louis here to-
day. by winning to 2. Nehf pitched a
strong game, holding the Cardinals to
three hits. Score:
st. Louis ......-........ 900 600 000-2 8
New York ............. .o01 col 1Ox-5 .
Batteries: Goodwin. Ames ami
Clemens; Nehf and Snyder
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American Association

At ST. Paul, u; Columbus. ..
At Kansas City, /; Louisville, 5.
At Minneap polls. O.: Indianapolis 8.
At Milwaukee. 3; Toiedo, 4.
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xOne out when winning run scored.
Score by innings
Nashville ..........:.. 900 600 oo1--1
Atlanta ............ 900 900 1000
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Despite the weather handicaps the diff
ferent golf and tennis tourneys are he-
ing carried on. Storms rinterfered with
the Pittsburg matches. and local showers
have hindered the play in the golf tour
ney at the Country club. However, the
matches were played off yesterday. in
spite of the unfavorable conditions.
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somehow we hate to see our bows &c
70 Atlanta, not that we dislike the tow
- ,ne least' but that Cracker bunch OF
fsII n players is terror when all nine
seI into action. The Atlanta
stay. hoihe
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WARNING TO THE PUBLIC!

Warming is hereby issued to all Wis
TORS at the oil well being drilled by }
i. and ]. y. Lummus within the cor,
porate limits of Arcadia, not to tress
pass within the roped enclosure sur.
rounding the well. as it Is very unsafe
TO stand on or near the platform OF
he derrick. or near the machinery
Serious accidents are likely to Occur
about a drilling rig at any moment
,wing to the enormous strain on the
machinery, sprocket chains, etc. 4
section of pipe IS likely to fall through
he derrick timbers at any time while
pulling the drill, or while replacin;
r. with perhaps fatal results to an,
persons near.
Owing to the discovery Of a Sigh
gas pressure in the well, there is
possibility of having gas blowout a
any time which is also quite danger
)us.
And therefore, in behalf Of Messr;