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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
Republican Win
Assured by Hardin,
Stand Says Johnsoss

San Francisco Julv %
Hiram w. johnson, Of cal,.,l Ssaa's
ciared IN d statemen. 80 i
Senator Harding IN ms Snsaa: q
ceptance Of the Republ,n- %
dental nomination TOOK - ~
vocal stand upon the "ps-a- LEA
sue IL tins eampalgr II. T.a
Nations" and that MS no,,.k
made Republican succas, =
and mis- election assured
Quoting from me snas,,
ceptance delivered py se2a-o. v y
ing yesterday al Marion ~, as
ator johnson sa.o the -
standard-Dearer vas -,
graduated upon MS i'm -. -
phatic stand 'aga,ns. tbs ~
League" and declared n.
strike ar answe-lnE cno-s "a
every American v
The Statement follows
YESTERDAY. IT his speso. =.
ceptance. Senate HARDING -
caliy took his stand uuor -
mount issue Of TINS rsr,-s,..'si ~
League Of Nations he Ps-y-s .
party stands conn..rec nv V,
form. Its standa~o-pea 70 TX 20
centuates thai platform no..
pe no misunderstand ding ms sI..n
words
Mr.. Harding promises to--., -,
effective peace as quickly az
publican Congress car pax y, !.
ciaration. and after taa- We r,r.
coed delibe-ate;y enc -essr-ivs,,s :
q world relationship .aa- vopI. a.
us free from uenac.aF I-r,.
ments'
He describes tins vgso- -~.
OF Nations as E u-!-2v slx,,
which menaces peace aat -.-..,...
freedom and SAYS :. VIZ cr,,,,.,
for world supe, -gove~nrs-. -s,,.
aTeo IN the nlsunue-F.arcj,r -,
intolerantly urged am ne-.sa5.. :.
it's administration sponso, :.
cnaracterizss l. as ms Ev,,-.
plunde-' AMI ne EraQcs ser--s,v ~.
the high ano safe r~aunC n. : |,
better 10 ps the @-ee ant Distress.
ed agent Of Ints-ustip1a. Jus.ios s.,
advancing civilIza-lu-. VII rs "a.
mana Of conscience -ha-. -o-h. s.,a.
lee ny written corpaE- rslch r..
renders our freedom Z. a-.i.- 81,
gives To q miiiIa-y alliance lie -,
TO proclaim America duv % \,
world
Senator Harding Is - ~ ~,
graduated upon hIs IN ant e-,s.
ic stand agaInBf Lne proposed len.
HIS words strike ar E-rv-s-.r .h,-
with every America " nov A.
To the solemn referendum, 0. - =,
plf with or pa--v pleugec. o.. 2,
diuate boldly bearing AFT. ~ r.y:
ard Of Ams-icarIEu Er-sus,sr.iz,
~ ant overwhelming, %. psv,.
viii respond NJ Ea-6-arf poss,
mas ulane Republican succass cs-s,
and ms election assured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
Rav State Memorial
Commission To Europe
To Care Tor States Dead

Boston July 13--t+ state memo
RAJ COMMISSION appointed n the gov
srTo- 10 care To- tne graves II Ell
rome Of Massachusetts dead II the
WorlE Va- viii leave New York for
Franc. OF sepren7per s The commits
sion comprises Walter T Robinson
chairman. Colonel Edward Logan ana
Alez L Zstte-raan.
The commission will undertake II
establish the identity O. Mas sachp-
sets mead now among IT, unldeIrta-
fed ana n photograph RnG describe
Is accuratei as possible the dugout
trench and Battlefield connected with
tbs last eiays Of each Individual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
Suggests STATE
Legislature 70
Probe Si1uro0W-

lawrence, Mass. July --S-E y
pea II & specIal sess q. o. rs lsrs
nature for Al investigation .. ~
closing o. tn+ A-ls~.-a. Tpas
NlonapanEs mills II ....s ~, vi
suggested II L le-le> tnaLy FL
Mayor White lc William. 4 We.
president Of tns TON pay II
nlsyor wrote II rep.y Z, leslie,
"ooc, who yesre~aa- ae2.-as; i
meet the mayo O. c.-y eou1c- =
oiscu;> the closing O. -ae - W..
mas thrown 1900 persons ~; {
work
Mayor Whites le-te. sat :.
ies'siature would have -hs ;cvs. q:
90 non possess II "a vot- 81.
tendance"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

a sea lion q Tns!liaSfe al ssacsnrs
hanoifai, and shc raising nf fss
Chinese IiaR. indIaatna To the yfsfn,-.
ian toNn q E'ehases thar lsransA ~
me Chinese Masonic sncfntS haa
been formed Chinese .rxrn ~, -,,a1-.s.
M Victoria attended m. .,,~sn,,,.s,
ahu me mayor ann councillors NJ
t3cnuca WE'RE paassS ~ rsl,r ss,,s,S..
master ~ ceremonies was sntag,s,.n.
&c ny returned SolsiserS who ntsc.,fna
60 fhe nying nf tas c>snsaSe nas.
aioiie Australian sna british -saas,
Were ~ nsacs hoiss~a ~ I'M tan -
ths Flagstaff. w -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
\. Z. Commercial Executives
Semi at Portland

Portland Ne Juiy 2S-a paper
or It1nera11t vendors war read by T
E NJ Hicks Of Boston al the SEM
annual meeting Of tins New England
Association of CoGImerclal Execu-
tlves helo here TO-DAY Other topics
discussed were vilo-cat advertising
uniform traffic rules and american
lsn Forgive members are N Ut
tendance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
$4,000 OFFERED FOR
WILS0N-ODDWD RoTT

Boston July 23-Je. N,,1,-t.,;1, -
F9sen1lAf Tex f,IcSarL. today offered
ionTin* wilson Of this CITY. holae~ NJ
the wortr's naiddlewelErt boxing tttle
$1,000 To meet Nike C-Tpnrru IN. <o--
me- champion. II 2 titIA battle "a ne
TolisHt II Madison Square Garner
New York. n senter1ser Mar-v Kiut-
AeN' v 4ison r manager. refused 10 1T
nepl the Offer outright, saving ne wouir5
faise Il under consideration He -,-on,-
isso II give Rfekaru the first -chs,,,a
tt stage the bout should ne decline ro
lei Wilson fIght the former tfts. nn,r,.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
T melgn Trade OF
Il. 5. Breaks Removals

Washington. July 2s-F>,yno,..-
Inc United States au-tnr - s sIS'in
' Neaf ended June &C reached = nv
hlEh record Of ss.11l 900 900 I'M, 90
III. record for IMPORTS aasn -
siiia saeo 'he ns7 trade balance in 70
snl o. inns country WAS only 81 ~
o"c-ooo. This compared WITH = -.
aaAiar1ce o. slightly ulors +rsr ., a.
ESQ., oo the yea, before 49, - -
Were made plIhlfr today ~, Is 80
l'arlrasni on Commerce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

Extensive rspairx are u he under
taken Al Coburu Institute before Ife
opening OF tias tai tern. aun the COT
tracts for the same VIII be ret very
soon. II rs Planned u give ttle maln
building E Thorough gong over and
the renovatIous viii MAKE q great
change II the interior. There viii ne
e new heating plant an6 nav light
inr system II addition 70 tns other
changes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
Wright and Scnnfieln
To Contest for Bay State
Gof Championship ToGav

fsrooklras, Mass. Juiy 22-Frec
Wright Jr. ann Parker Schofsell, hoth
OF the Alpern1aTff Soft Ciub, Newton
Vile, viii pfsy tomorrow for the anna
terT EoE championship OF Massachu-
serts- The PAR survived the third
aTIo sen1,-f1l1al ROUNDS ar the COUNTRY
Ciuh redRy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
Six Workers.
Their Wages Cut.
TO Go On Strike

alIe'son- \. J., July Ga .--,s,x
= approximately ..5on hrns6 sip.
"o We, II Paterson mills h,x -
Ia-fso 70 take effect q. the nt,.x -
uaE mex Monday r-enresenrg-,,,. =. '- -,
II United Textile wor,zsrS - =
- -1--.--Is' mated Textile Workers .,
.-o1.ieo mere rnuay. The v-al,zr,r- =
= N-11 ea3' Was ordered as 2 nro,.-+
af.alns{ wage cuts hv ar,,'1..St -
" -4iNi- Il Iifse from IS, 10 sI3 Z y.as,,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

EdEar } Brown. r-and keeper of
records and sea OF the GRAND Lodge
Of Maine Knights Of T,r1hIas, mas
gus1 been appointed Q r1sne Der Of the
executive committee O. the New Eng
lan1 Pas Grand Chanceliors Asso-
cIstlor Of which the preside1- Is Reed
Kellogg o1 Providence Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
Is Per Cent Raise
KEEPS Berkshire
Rv. Men a1 Jobs

PirtsfeIG Mass. July % The strike
or tne Berkshire srresI Railway sctaeo-
uleC fo- ronIrnt was ava-uso al least
temporarily this afternoon v-tren the
members Of the rroIlevn1en's union
were Offered fia1 Is Per cert wage
increase The rler naC demanded the
same schedule az II effec1 IT the WoT-
ceste- and Springfield. lines 4 vote on
the new osfer viii ne taken early next
week TIE men will remain at work II
the interim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
Justice Srln6als
Honorary Head
Of Zionist BODY

London, July -. sJev!A1 ~
snanhIc agency The -Io-4s; -
ference here, probably rs = IS z
poraant gathering Or .Ievs eve: -.
concluded today with ms e.eC-o- j
United States Supreme CoE-- ,'us7s
LOUIS d. Rrandess as hoa0-E-y -
laen1 o. the Zioulst 0--G..zsa'-
SHo3, Chain We.zmarr r-esaE,..
ana Nahun Sokoinv 1aa III, }
The executive COMMITTEES --aest c-E
VIII form ar executive 7or- ---''sS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
.J0TCE

Mt, arS Mrs william, SG..rAl
LYNN. Mass. WIN have hesr pass.
y few DAYS ~ ths nome o. NJ -
Aes. Charles McNisDGs -otN~n9'
'sheiG home SATURDAY The, ve
eonlnanfeG b. Miss AsTnAE :,
Lewis sister oF Mrs MoAia0ds A."
hey nephew. :.
ane, end AIRS Weston -f"N
Augusta we're IN town Sund@S
c Mooney has haC .!en'-
RODS fur on hts buildings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

Mrs, Z a Hofstead Of Hartford
COM Il visiting FRIENDS Y rrls ci-T'.
Nh. HofsraaC following MS admission
II In ba- came n Wate-viIiel 10
practice arc AaG az of7lce n the Edith
building. Atte. remaining three wears
~ went II AIassa chusetrs ann en-
gagged II me practice q his profess
si0l, and Is nov located II Hartford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
Alleged Deser1a-
Declared Suoiec.
TO Courrula-Shal

Boston. july 2s-S snecia 9aA y
scented by 2hilip Rome o. y
charged VIII deSe-tlor though :.
sion az the draft. ths7 ne vas :.
ieSallr mducted into ih5 s"Ey -
could nor he tried b. Coi.".-'''lS- -,
yeas no; sustained hy the COLT -
d1S and the trial proceeasa
= shnrt session a. aGtou~r-2e1. w.
taken To next -uesasv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

New Haven, Conn, Juiy 2-Tu5-
fIon II the UNDERGRADUATE sIepa-t-
mel1fs n1 Yale TinTverstty will be frs-
ri'aassn from S240 10 1906 with me
tal term, L WAS announced today
Tss increase is attributed 10 tine
higher costs Of MAINTAINING tins uni
versiry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
WEST VIRGINIA MINERS
WOUNDED FROM AMBUSH

williamson. Vas- Va. Jury -
Two miners were wounded toasv
when the Portsmouth soiva-v Goa
Co11pan1 mime a F>reebo-r was al
= ctzse rT persons hlddsr II tae Mills
Or -1e Yves. Virginia and Kentucky
eldeH @ Tug rive : detacrnaer O.
tn srare ConsLahula-v with blood
hounds were 1nc2edIateiv sen, from
Williamson 10 t1le scene Of tf1e shoo7-
~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

q, + helIiher O. Worcester Mass.
formerly cic-l. a. the EtuIwooG, VIM
nas recently xold q note II WoT-
ceste- O. v-hIcf ne has been the pro
prIetor for ( nUulbe- o. wears is
visiting friends II TINS CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
+ Rrnlels Surround
Assailant. nf Girl

t'otrarsviiie, Mich. duly 2s-~laas~
ers OF hand OF three hundred farm
ers searching rhs coiTnfrysias Yor a,,
unioenfiffeu man WIN yestarasV az
tackled and Killed Beatrice Hg,,ox IN
Year Ole ctr on a farm near nnrn Ne.
ciarec this morning they nas .sn-
fugitive surrounded IN o x~ar,n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

Fe-z successful was the Epecsa
program d IT. Fairgrounds Friday
afternoon n large nUmee- O. chill
6rsn were present and eAcf one OF
nuuleroals scheduled events was cav
ret nut successfully
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

Mrs. Pnilrp Begin aud ne- sister,
Miss Laura Picard. u Aurllsra, are
the guests o. relatives II TINS citz-
Tor the weekend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

Es1 " Dodge and VI a Holman
Of Portland, representatives OF the
Cnaraes Gilman Co, were z the city
FRIDAY or business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

The 1aDo- organizations Of the
CITY vii meet a. 4 O'Clock standard
time Euadav afternoon Al Weodner
nal II formulate plans for Labor
IHy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

-ns mex event OF the calendar Of
the Ware-viIie Country club viii h
-t.zs 11cdal touruanec1 for women 3
Aandlcat EVEN which vii he held
Tuesclay jury - beginning a. e:2O
7 A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

Erusst Erosse- ENJOYED nsnInE TIP
10 per1eeE pond. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

6oeclsl Investigator HusssL O. the
city FTrdaT OF business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

l. Tbs Watervilie Ai,-FEars defeated
the North Ends Friday might. To 3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01

grounded to ljarnhart, who fizZled, ana the runner was safe at first. Mulvey scoring Lukeonovic struck out.
 BARONS ADD ONE
 In the seventh inning the Barons be- san to even up the count. Ellis popped up to Wickham. Hairston walked. Gooch doubled to left, Hairston going to third. Stewart grounded to MeMillan, who failed to throw Stuffy out and Hairston scored Stewart stole second, Coleman S throw failing to reach the bag in time. Stevenson grounded out to Wickham. BARON RALLY
 Tn the eighth the score was tied, when Bernsen singled to deep center. Barnhart sacrificed. Berson going to second, and Griffith singled cleanly to right, Bernsen scoring. Ellis grounded out and Hairston sSied to Ducote.
 The Barons got men on bases in the ninth and tenth, but the needed pinch hit failed to materialize in each case and no more Baron tallies were added to the string.
 In the tenth. the Bears almost won the game. Golvin grounded out, but McMil- Ian drove to right, going to second when Hairston fumbled the ball. Wickham grounded out to Bernson, McMillan ro- ing to third. Tutweiler was purposelv walked. to get Mulvey After the latter had fouled several balls and woked
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01
Tomorrow the Championship
 Series Starts

Tomorrow at 3:S0 D. m, the battle will start for the championship of the anna teur world around Birmingham At the said hour the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company's Trolley Dodgers vii! be pitted against the Louisville and Nashville railroad shopment This series promises to be a peer to all previous series staged on the local sand lots.
 With only one day left within which to whip their championship hopes into shane Managers Askew and Diffley are keeping their boys out until dark drlVes them in in an effort to iron the rough edges out and make everything suit thelr eagle eyes.
 The rival manager have some of the best diamond performers that have ever cavorIed around the local lots. The -silopmen have such men as Carroll Vel Rives Al Rves. Freeman. Henderson, Deal, Teague and others. While the Dodgers aces are composed of such men as Jim Taylor, Bud Hanckens. Holt, Bates, Brand, Berkowith and Gittings.
 The greatest individual fight of the series will be staged around first base when Captain Holt of the Dodgers and Deal of the shopmen will settle it out for the honors of PreXy Harrisons cir cults.
 Al Rives the former Jefferson county high school boy will do some good work behind the bat for the shopmen This boy is just breaking into the limelight as a star. Great things are expected of him by the packers of the L. X N. team.
 President Harrison thinks that this se- ries will be the biggest success that has ever been staged in the Magic City. Too much praise cannot be given him for the way that he has directed the teams throughout this year. He is strong be- liever in clean athletics and that is what he has impressed upon the minds of the rival managers most this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01

Detroit ...,........, 4S 73 .3s7 Philadelphia ....... 39 S3 1920
 Results Yesterday Cleveland ', Washington i. St. Louis g. New York ,. Boston 2, Chicago 3. Detroit 8, Philadelphia (15 innings, called account darkness).
 Games TodaA St Louis at New Yorh Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston.
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Pfeffer's ninth straight victory. Score:
CROLL INJURED

Ralph Croll, Barons utility man. seriously sprained his ankle in prac- tice yesterday, which will put him out of the game indefinitely. This is the same ankle that he hurt in New Or- leans. He left the team in Atlanta and returned to Birmingham.
 Phil Morrison, new pitcher, will be reinstated and Croll will be put on the suspended list. Phil will most likely get his chance in Mobile and if he comes through, the Barons' chances for the pennant will be greatly strengthened.
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ander, Carter and O'F'arrel1. BRAVES WIN EN-INNING
 DUEL FROM REDS

Cincinnati, August 31.-Singles by Mann Boecke and Holke in the tenth inning gave Boston two earned runs and a vic- tory in the second game of the series. Eller was hit harder than McQuillen, but was given wonderful support. Duncan and Neale saving runs early in the game. The Reds had numerous chances to score, but could never get the hit when needed. The batting by IIolke was a feature. Score: R.H. E. Boston ........,........ 001 GOO 600 2-3 g ? Cincinnati ........... 001 600 O00 0-1 l
 Batteries: McQuillen and Gowdy; FL Ter and Wingo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01
Pittsburg Stages
 Seuenth Inning
 Rally and Win
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg, August 31.- Pittsburg today staged a seyenth-inning rally and defeat- ed New York, to 5. The locals made a clean sweep of the three games Adams was hit hard in the early part of the game and gave way to Wisner, with the score to in New Yorks favor, Pitts burg fell on Nehf and Douglas for six hits in the seventh, and aided by King s two-base error, scored six runs Score;
 R.H. E. New York . 201 no oOo-5 IA 1 Pittsburg ............... 600 coo o6@-6 10 5 Batteries Barnes, Nehf, Douglas and Smith Adams, Wisner, Hamilton and Schmidt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday Pittsburg 6, New York 5. Philadelphia 3, Chicago 0. Boston 2. Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 2.
 Games Tnnay New York at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Cincinnati. No other games scheduled.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01

Stellar hot corner artist of the Trol- ley Dodgers is by" far the best third baseman in Proxy Harrison's circuits of amateur baseball around the Magic City. This Berkowtz's second year with the car men, being member of the champion eastern division team last year that went down in defeat al the hands of the famous Westfield team. However he has shown great improvement this year under the dl- rection of Manager Diffley, and much is expected from him in the coming series.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01

Gallagher into the well-known two and three" hole, the side was retired when Griffith caught Mulveys long fly to center.
 Morrison and Meeker or Glazner will probably pitch for the Barons tomorrow Manager Coleman stated that he had not picked his pitchers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01
PEPPER WINS HIS 1 NINTH VICTORY

St. Louis, August 31.-Pfeffer held St. Louis safe today while Brooklyn batted three pitchers for sixteen hits, winning 5 to and regaining first place. It was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01
BARONS HIT HARD

Moleys $ men hit LukeonoYlc and r ul- ton hard enough to score twice as many runs as they did. The Bruln hurlers' however. were extremely successful Tn keeping the Barons' hits scattered. In only two innings were two hits made. At least one single was made by the Barons in nine of the ten innings played. By todays game being called off, an other double-header has been added to the already full string of the Barons. Six games must be played with the Bears in three days, meaning, of course double header each day. Although II makes it hard on the Baron pitchers, Il also affords Birmingham an opportunity to overhaul the league leading Pellcans, who broke even with the Crackers III today's double header in New Orleans
 Gallagher started off for the Barons, holding the Bears scoreless until the fourth inning, when both teams put a tally across.
 BARONS SCORE
 Starting the fourth inning Bernsen sniacked a vicious double to left field, Barnhart sent clean drive to the same place. scoring Bernsen. Griffith forced Barnhart at second Going to second himself when Al Ellis walked. Hairston hit line drive to Mullen who doubled Ellis off first.
 In their part of the fourth the Bears scored two runs, both driven in by the sugging bludgeon of Manager Bob Cole man. with two down Tutweiler and Null vey singled cleanly in succession At this point of the game, Manager Bob uncorked tremendous hit to left. SCOT ing both runners. Ducote was thrown out at first by Stevenson.
 BARNHART'S ERROR
 In the sixth inning, Tutweiler flied out to Griffith to start the inning. Nut" Ney walked, going to third when Cole man again hit this time with long drive to the right field wall Ducote was called out on strikes, but Mullen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01
MEADOWS RESTS ALEXANDER
 IN PITCHING DUEL

Chicago, August Sl.-Chicago was un- able to do anything to Meadows today,
 while Philadelphia hit Alexander oppor- tunely and won the final game of the
 series to o. Score: R.H. E.
 Philadelphia .. O2o 0eo o0f-3 g 0 Chicago ........ ooD olo OoO-o 5 l Batteries: Meadows and Wheat; Alex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01

grounded to lSarnhart, who fizzled, and the runner was safe at first. Mulvey
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01
BASEBALL AT A GLANCE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday New Orleans 5-1, Atlanta 0-2. Birmingham 3, Mobile 3. Chattanooga, Little Rock (rain). No other games scheduled,
 Games Today Birmingham at Mobile (two games) Atlanta at New Orleans Chattanooga at Little Rock. Memphis at Nashville
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01

Stolen Bases-Tutweiler, Stewart. Double Plays-Mullen. Golvin. Pitching Record-Nine hits runs orr Lukonovic in 1-3 innings; hits, no runs off Fulton in 3 2-3 innings.
 Struck Out-By Gallagher 5. Base on Balls-Off Lukonoyic B OH Gallagher 8
 Left on Base-Mobile s, Birmingham 5. Time-2:10.
 Umpires-J ohnson and Pfirman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-01
Bears and'BarOns
 Battle to Tie In Ten Innings
Wonderful FalIy In Eighth h. hing and Sensational Field ing Keeps Bears From
 Winning
By MARVIN MCCARTHY

Mobile, August 31.-(Spe- cial. = A wonderful eighth inning rally by the Barons, when the tying run was forced across by Moley's men, pre- vented the Birminghammers from suffering their fifth con- secutive defeat today. AS re- suit of the rally the score be- came 3 and 8 which 1t re- mained until Umpire Johnson called the game in the tenth inning.
 The game today was featured by splen- did fielding on the part of the Barons, although three errors were made by the Birmingham players, which let in the run which enabled the Bears to hold the Barons to q tie, sensational fielding also did more towards saving the game than 1t did towards losing it.
 In the last three innings Pitcher Tom Gallagher seemed to be weakening, but splendid catches by Griffith and Hair ston and some fine infield work on the part of the Barons saved Thomas from dafaat