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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-27
CHARLES PADDOCK
BREAKS THE WORLDS
220-YARD DASH RECORD

Berkeley, Calf. March 26.-Charles
Paddock, University Of southern Califor-
MA clipped two-fifths Of second off
the worlds record for the 22o-yard dash
here today, covering the distance in %
AS seconds. -Four watches caught him
at that speed and one at 20 80 seconds
His record was made in a meet with the
University Of California.
Paddock was member OF the Amer
lean team at the Olympic games last
year The former record. TO- was
made first by Bernard j. VOTERS at New
York in 1896, but since has been eduallei
by several professional and amateur run
ners.N
Paddock's mark was set in reguias
California and University OF California
Paddock earlier in the day won the 49,
yard dash, his time in that event equal +
ing the worlds record. 50 SECONDS
made first by Dan X. Kelly at Spokane,
Wash in 1906.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-27
Travelling Men Are
Planning to Stage
Annual Benefit Game

Local travelling men more tnorousn-
Nv organized their drive for their an
pual charity baseball game, when they
met at the Chamber Of Commerce yes
terday Several committees were ap-
pointed and other matters concerning
the game taken care of.
The game this year will be playeu
on May IA, at Rickwood park. I AS
usual. It will be a., benefit affair ana
local travelling men are expecting the
Birmingham public to support them in
their efforts to help out on local cnari-
ties.
B. F. wilkinson, chairman of the
ticket committee, distributed 1000
tickets among travelling men yester-
day, and he states tina, this is only
the beginning Each travelling man is
required to take out number of the
pasteboards and to do mis- best to dis
nose Of them With every one pulling
in the right direction, those in charge
Of arrangements for the game are ex-
pecting to make the AFFAIR on May II
complete success.
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Tue Former Holders
of National Title
Feature Days Play

New York, March ee.-Two former
holders Of the national indoor tennis
championship, Howard Voshell and
Vincent Richards, monopoli1sd the at
tention of the spectators at the open
ing Of the national tournament at the
Seventh regiment armory today No.
shells volleying was severe and he was
deadly overhead. easily defeating NJ. u,
Cavalli so. SIS.
Richards, who was eliminated in the
New York city championship recently,
appeared more careful and certain Ut
stroke. His service was strong and
his volleys so accurate as to account
for the defeat OF e. c. Backe Of Glen
Cove, GIL. So.
Other important winners were: ]. L.
Werner OF Princeton, E. T. Appleby OF
Columbia, Frask T. Anderson, Georse
O. Shafer, veteran collegians of Phil
adelphia, and r. N. Dana, former Rhod''
Island champion. Other scores were:
National indoor singles. first round:
Frank r. Anderson defeated E. H
Merle, Ell, go
Samuel r.. MacAllister defeated VIII
liam H Aydelotte. 81, SILL
Arthur s. Cragin defeated H, w
Shaffer. Ga. AS, 6-2.
J. 6. sKeyes defeated F p Powers
Frank l. Macwatty defeated +. x
Berry, SO, SIS.
VII. Ruxton defeated waicott War
George S. Groesbeck defeated fl
Vail. S-6, 81.
Russell n Dana defeated F. Damrau
81, 60.
NOV. s-1, 6-1.
Frederick c. Anderson defeated Pau,
S. McHugh. 81. 60.
J. w. {. Herring defeated Michael II
Mack soud, o-6. 6-3, 10-s.
George c. Shafer defeated Leonart
W. Knox. So, 60.
J. L Werner defeated Morris 5
Clark. s-6, los, 6-3.
Percy L. Kynaston defeated A. L
Eruneau. So 6-s. Ms
James p. Ewing defeated r. $. Ross
c.. as. 6-3.
Second round; Edgar T. .Appleby de
teatAd d. II. Coster, SO. as, So.
Frank r. Anderson defeated r. e
Roberts. e.. 81.
w. H. Button defeated Frank L. Mac
Wattv Al 6-2
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Phil CAMPBELL TO
! HAVE GOOD BALL TEAM

Phil Campbell. March 26.--(SpeciaiD
Rhil Campbell will have one of the
Strongest baseball Clubs this season
at has ever had. The boys have al
4eady been working out and make 4
splendid show-up. They have had sew
eral practice games with the high
school in order to try out the pitching
staff.
4 Phil Campbell has three good pitcn-
ers who should round into shape soon.
Kee Underwood, regular pitcher, seems
to have more curves than ever this
year which is saying quite bit fer
kr1end Kee
Lofty Peters, the southpaw, can
fhrow like a bullet. but hasn't as
hiany curves as Underwood. Phil
campbell also has Mr. John Rea, a
Seasoned veteran. who can be relied
Mpon.
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AUBURN GETS JUMP
ON GEORGIANS AND
is NEVER HEADED

Macon, Ca. March 26,-(Special)--
the Auburn-Mercer. game here today,
which was stopped by darkness. Stone
had <bad start, the poorest in his ca
reer. He walked four men, gave up two
doubles and a home run, which gave
Auburn a six-run lead in the initial in
ming. This was too much for the Mer-
Ger men to overcome
In this opening inning F'ulghum
knocked out home-run with two men
on the paths. Richards hitting for Au-
burn was another good feature for the
visitors. In four trips to the plate tbs
Auburn third-baseman made two dou-
bles and two singles.
Stone settled down after the opening
ming and played a good game His hit
ting was the feature for Mercer Score:
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MRS, LETS WINS MATCH.
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT

Pinehurst, N. c.. March 26:-Mrs. F. c.
Let's, Jr., of Onwentsia club. Chicago.
former western champion, defeated Miss
Eleanor Harwood Of the Olympia Fields
Club, / up in a 1o-hole match today in
the first round of the north and south
golf tourna ment.
Other favorites in the play won their
matches, Mrs. j. v. Hurd of Westmore-
land club, Pittsburg, runner-up for the
national championship, defeating Miss
Glenna Collet Of the Rhode Island Coun-
try club and |. Miss Collet outdrove
Mrs Hurd. but was outcassed in APP
preaching and putting. rsS
Miss Sara Fownes of Oakmont club.
Pittsburg defeated Miss Edith Cummings
Of Onwentsia, up as
Mrs Hurd at the end OF the days play
seemed certain Of reaching the final
round, as Mrs, Let's and Miss Fowness
the only golfers remaining in the field
who are considered competent to give
her contest, were in the lower half 81
the draw, t III
The contestants scored much better to-
day than in the qualifying round, nuns
Der in the first division breaking ~.
Mrs. Hurd had an s. in her matcn
against Miss Collet.
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Bulldogs Trounce
| AuondaIe Ball Nine

Howard College Bulldogs came back
to Birmingham last. night full of tales
of wierd victory over the Avondale
mills team of Sylacauga, whom
the locals trounced, 10 to 3. 1t was
IA free hitting contest, the "slugginest'
outfit winning.
Lee Head, who caught few in
hings, then occupied the mound a
frame or two, knocked a couple of
balls over the fence for home runs.
Eanson, for Sylacauga. also Knocked
a homer via this route.
McLane and Acton executed a dou-
BILE steal for the Bulldogs. Shorty
webb, Bulldog southpaw. held the
Sylacauga outfit scoreless for four in
nings, but in the fifth several things,
mostly lack Of condition, caused him
30 blow UP and two runs were counted
against him, followed by six more in
4he next frame. Score:
I BY innings R.H.E.
Howard ........1o3 $50 0o1-10 IA 5
Eylacauga 900 026 100 8 IL 2
I Batteries-Webb,. King, Head and
Afford. Stuart, BrauSer and Shin.
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Six Teams Seeking
Scout League Berths

Six teams have hidden for places in
the Scout league, Troops 81, %, %, SO
and an unnumbered troop having sent
in their players names.
The following anmes are at head
quarters now:
Troop 21--Jones. Mccoy, Greco. Will
Hanson, Williams. Sanford, Wood,
Awtery Joseph, Jaysane. Matterson,
Boone and Chisolm.
Troop 2s--Allgood. Bingham, Coombs.
Hayes, Harley, Wormas, Waldys, Ed
pey. Holmes. Fussett, Wembs and
RILEY.
Troop 22--Mabrey. Townsend. Burk.
Thornburg. Lappage, Holster, Gambler,
Miller Allen, Parkinson, Barnett
Futcher, f. Butcher. Young, Sellers.
Craven, Winslow, Wyatt, Sullivan. Nc
Hale and Whitloek.
Sayre Troop-Marshall, HILL Moss
Aubrey, a. Aubrey, G. Aubrey Sewell
Eailew Galimon. Higginbotham, C..
Higginbotham and Lawless.
= A trophy.will be awarded to the pen
nant winner.
Other troops wishing to enter team
are asked to call B. c. Mccoy at Main
7736-W
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College Baseball
At Charlottesville, Va.-Johns Hopkins
Ii. University of Virginia 5.

At Charlottesville va.--Johns Hopkins
II, University Of Virginia s.
Annapolis, Md, March 2S.-The Annap-
oils midshipmen defeated Princeton at
baseball today, to 2, inF well-played
contest Score: K. n ".
Navy ......................... .
Princeton ........................
Batteries: Gaines and Hogan; Mar
gotts and Fisher.
Davidson, N. c., March 2e.-The David
son college nine was defeated by Oak
ridge institute by score of to here
this afternoon.
Columbus, Ca, March 2s.- r. H. E.
Gordon Institute ...................
U. S. Infantry School,. ...........io Il
Batteries: Foster. Brown ana Law
renee; Moore and Davis, Cobb. Lyman.
AT Atlanta, March as- R. H. e.
University Cincinnati ..............o I
Georgia Tech .......................7 II
Batteries: Roth and Sharp; Thompson,
Collins and IAddell Barnett.
Goldsboro, N c. March 2e.-- X.
Baltimore Internationals ..........I2
Wakeforest College ................o
Los Angeles, March ss-- r. H r.
Los Angeles Pacific Coast) IL
Batteries: Tyler, Freeman ana
C'Farrel; Lyons Craig and Baldwin.
Ranger, Tex, March 26.- R. H. +.
Columbus tAmerican) ...... 10 2
| Dallas (Texas league) ..... l
Batteries: Sherman, Martin ami
Wilson, Hartley Reisgl. Hopkins and
Wirts.
Bay St. Louis. March 2s.- r. H. L.
Louisiana State University II
| ST. Stanislaus College .....
Batteries williams and Herring;
Phillips and Taubert.
| Norfolk. va, March as.- r. H. E.
William and Mary .......... ~ :
New York University
Clemson College. s. c.. March 2s:-
The University of Georgia again de-
feated clemson college in the second
game Of the series here this afternoon
| by score Of 10 to ,.
| University Of Miss, March 2s.- \.
University OF Illinois ..-...-..... -
/ University OF Mississippi $50.
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1t. Victor STRAIN Wins
Dixie Air Tourney

Belleair. Fla, March 26.-Finishins
M nercent and with the leader main
tanning an average of close to two
miles per minute, the four De Haviland
army plane entries with their Liberty
motors demonstrated complete su-
periority in the 100-mile Clearwater-
Beueair air derby here this afternoon
opening the national southern ar
tourney.
Lieut.. Victor D. H. STRAIN. Bowling
Green. KY, won with time record 81
81 minutes flat. The average speed
was 1876 miles per hour.
Right behind the winner came Lieut.
j. G. Williams, New York. in 51,So.
while the only others of the nine
starters to finish were Capt. c. w.
Ford New York. third, and Maj A. H.
Gilkerson, Sellersville, Pa.
1t was a perfect day for the derby,
and close to 10000 people from all
parts of the country had abandoned
winter headquarters and business for
the trip here. For a mile along the
Clearwater Petersburg road bor-
derin.s on the golf links. which had
been converted into the landing field,
automobiles were jammedNust as close
as they could be placed.
During the afternoon the two big
navy seaplanes arrived from Pensa-
cola after six-hour struggle against
heavy head winds all the way. Not a
sign Of the missing balloonists was
seen, according to Lieut.. Commander
A. r. Snody and other officers in the
party. though part OF their flight wa
over the expanse of waters, which are
being combed for the missing men anG
their basket. r.
The big navy planes will participate
in a race Monday. In addition to
Lieutenant Commander Snody, the tive
planes brought Lieut. Commander d
G. Brown, Lieut.. Hugo Schmidt, Lieut.
g. kirke. Lieut. l.. Hundt and two me
chanics and radio man. The dis.
lance from Pensacola is 325 miles, and
they alishted on Clearwater bay al
4:35 o'clock. es
Tomorrow's programme includes
bombing a launch and q parachute
drop for accuracy.
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SPOTS--- BARONS HA We STRENUOUS WEEK AHEAD SPORTS
DEMPSEY STARTS WORK
FOR CARPENTER BOUT

calgnrty, AIta% March 2e.-Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight boxing
champion, has commenced light
training In preparation for his
bout July with Georges Carpen-
tier. After spending two hours in
a local gymnasium, he left last
night for Spokane and Semitic.
Dempsey is lamenting the loss
of n mnIamute dog, which was to
accompany him on his road work.
1t broke away from it's chain,
chewed the casing of a window
into splinters and jumped through
the glass.
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CITY LEAGUE MEETING
CALLED FOR TUESDAY
BY PREXY HARRISON

James f. Harrison, president of the To-
al city baseball league, has called a
Meeting of all representatives of teams
seeking admission into this years cir
cult for Tuesday night. This meeting
sill be called promptly at 5 o'clock
Proxy Harrison sta<es states that he
expecting representatives from at least
is clubs to be present Tuesday night. In
case of such an enormous e\try list, #
will PROBABLY be necessary to form an
additional division to take care of the
rev clubs entering the loop this year
The league head requests that all rep
come well heeled' with in
formation concerning the financial back
ing of their teams, the home grounds.
etc. tss-~
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UNIVERSITY RIFLEMEN
WIN ANOTHER MATCH

Tuscaloosa. March 2s.-especial.)-
University Of Alabama rifle team won
another contest yesterday, this time
defeatias the University Of South Caro-
lima. The results are certified by Col
r. S. Wells and Maj. W. E. Dunali Of
the Respective Undertakes. Alabama
scored 96t out Of 4 possible k00O. 10
men taking part University Of South
Carolina scored sa2. 10 men participant
ing An the shoot.
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BAKER WANTS TO GET
BACK IN BASEBALL

Chicago, March 26.-FrankIin
CHome RUM Baker has filed an
application with Judge Kenesaw
M. Lands, baseball commissioner,
to be reinstated, it WINS announced
today. Judge Lands said he Ind
taken no action yet, but probably
would render n decision within "A
few days. Baker retired from or
ganized baseball some time ago
while a member of the New York
American league club, but has
played independent baseball In the
menntfm
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ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY TO
GET GIANT STADIUM

Urbs ma. Ill, March 2s.-The pro-
posed new athletic stadium at, the
Of Illinois will be oigser
than the famous Yale bowl and will
have q seating capacity OF $4,000 per-
sons. according to announcement to-
day nv George HUFF. director Of ath-
letics. 1t will cost $l.5o0.o 900.
FUNDS to build the stadium will be
raised BY popular subscription.
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Mudhens Release Players

Toledo. O.. March. 2s,-outrisht re-
lease Of Charley Moore, young catcher
from Louisville. and Harry Mason, out
fielder from Eau Claire. Wis, wAsAan-
ncunced today in 2 message from
Roger Bresnahan president Of the To-
ledo, baseball club Of the American
association, in training at Augusta,
Georgia.
Mason has suffered from a twisted
muscle and Moore has not shown SUI
ficient ambition to warrant his reten-
ton. the message said.
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HIGH SCHOOL MAT
TOURNAMENT TO
BEGIN ON MONDAY
Thirty-five Young Athletes En-
ter Annual Event of the
Athletic Club

With the entries for the second an
nual Alabama interscholastc wrestling
tournament closed 80 entrants in the
meet here are assured, representing six
Alabama high schools, namely, Simp-
son, Bessemer, Ensiey, Central, Jeffer-
son county and McAdory High school of
McCalla T.
Central High school has more athletes
entered than any Of the other schools.
hut Ensley and Simpson will also be wei
represented McAdory Bessemer and
Jefferson County have only one represen-
tative each ente (
BEGINS MONDAY NIGHT
This high school mat meet begins to-
morrow night and will be staged at the
local Athletic club. The unusually LARGE
list Of entries will require two nights TO
complete the meet Preliminary matches
will take place tomorrow night, while
semi-firais and finals will be staged
Tuesday night.
Seven championships will be decided
over the following classes: Bantam
weight, 1os pounds; featherweight. III
pounds; special we'rht ''7 wounds: light
weight, 1856 pounds; welterweight l4o
pounds; biddleweight, l5S pounds; heavy
weight, over 15S pounds.
A gold medal emblematic OF the
school championship II S.tlaoana' VIII
be given the winner in each class while
silver medal will be awarded to ,each
runner-up. 4t
The first match tomorrow night will
begin at $50 O'clock, with Biscoe Seals
refereeng The complete list of entries
for the tournament follows.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Roy Carlisle, las pound class; Milton
Yielding, 1876 pound class; Davis RoN, los
pound class; Edward farrell, 1S5. pound
class; George Nealans, 125 pound class;
Ralph Mills 145 pound class; Joe Travis,
Us pound class, Charles Mills, l4o pound.
1853 pound and heavyweight classes Cor
don kirkland, 125 pound class; Hubert
Meadows. 1oS pound class; Bill Cabness,
135 mound class; Eugene P. Well, lis
pound class: Bill Steele, 135 pound class;
Fob Mc~eii tFe ard ,aav-s'-'',''. classes
ENSLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Paul Scokel, 1876 and IA pound classes;
Harold Tinklepaugh, lis and foS pound
classes; Russell Tinklepaugh, los pound
class; George Long. 1903 pound class En-
nest Hagler, los pound class; Hugh
Smith, 125 pound class: William Patton
los pound class; James McCrorie'N 10
pound class
JEFFERSON COUNTY
M'ADOR WHICH SCHOOL
Ralph Gamer" ID CLASS
BESSEMER
Virgil Hawkir ID class.
SIMPSON
Frank Brewster. los pound class: Ear
Martin, los pound class; Donald Sharpe
125 pound class; Thomas H. Tutwiler, ll5
pound class; W. NJ. Hodges, l2o pound
class; william Templn, las pound class
Marcel Wright, 115 pound class; Eugene
Pou, 125 and 1876 pound classes; Iayior
old 30
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TWO PITCHERS HAVE
/ REPORTER TO BEARS

I Mobile, March 26.-Pitchers Charles
Fulton and william Ellis of the Mo.
bile. Southern association team. signed
hheir>contracts today
& Catcher Neil Dieghan, sent to Mobile
Nv the Louisville American associa-.
Aion team, was notified today that uri-
less he reported in a reasonable time
he would be placed on the ineligible
1fat
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ED HOREMANS WINS
MATCH FROM COCHRAN

New York, March 2-Edouard Hore-
mans belgian billiard champion. defeat
Cd Welker Cochran Of San Francisco.
1900 to 4,s16 in their 49, balk-line match
which ended tonight~
The grand averages for the match, ~
5o-s5 for Horemans and q 1886 for Coch-
ran. surpassed the previous match rec
ord Of IL 5s-l0l set by Jake Schaefer here
recently Sk
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Trophies for Speaker

Waco, Tex. March 26.-The Hub
bard city. Tex. fire department has
purshased saddle and bride to be
presented to Iris Speaker. manager Of
the Cleveland Indians, April 81, when
the Indians open the season at Cleve-
land The outfit cost $500 and ID deco,
rated with hand.carvings and Speak
ors name will be stamped on it.
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Dallas. Tex. March 2s.-Earl Wiz
BON Of this, city set what is claimed
TO be a new Southern Amateur Ath-
3etic union record here yesterday,
when he broad Jumped 20 feet, 81
dnches at high school meet This >
ono half-inch better than the mark
made by Tom Lennon of Dallas at
Eew Orleans last year.
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Michigan Defeats Cornell

Ann Arbor Mich. March 26.-Mich-'
egan defeated Cornell in an indoor
track meet here tonight by Soh points
10 35z. The wolverines took firsts.
ancluding the dashes, the 40 and the
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Two-hase hits-Richardson, 2; Gibson,
Hammock, Stone, Shirling.s
Three-base hits: Stone.
Home run: Fsuighum.
Stolen bases: Richardson.
Base on balls, off Stone 4; off Ollinger 8
Left on bases: Auburn 9, Mercer s.
Struck out by Ollinger 7, Stone 4. T
Hit by pitched. ball: Harper.
Sacrifice hits: Henderson. g
Time of game: l :45.
Umpire: White (virginla).
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Twoxbase hits-Soule :, Argo. Three
base hits-Soule, Norton, Base on
balls: Off A.ocKhart 4. Wild pitch
Lockhart /. Double play--Stewart to
stuart. Stolen bases--Stuart, Argo,
Griffin. Hit by Goison (Oliver).
Struck out-By Golsofi 5, by Lock.
hart L. by Day 2. Winning pitcher
Golson; losing pitcher, LockhArt. Tine:
t1:ss
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B. A. C. RIFLE TEAM
IN NINTH PLACE

The SeVclfth \. K. ~ rlfIe match, IN
he standing off-hand position, again
held the team score down to low to-
AL Birmingham, however, stands at
last reports in NTH place for total which
is a splendid showing, considering the
size of the club in numbers of competi-
tors. Scores follow $50
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SPRINT ed leads the entire league in
Class a New York leads b Boston
leads c. and Providence ID" T. Is.
Lee of Birmingham leads all individuals
tor average and also for highest single
score and for highest number of pos
sibles'' and i9s made during the season,
..avns ii ade more than any five other
.o.rpetitors together
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Penn State Track Men Win

Blacksburg, Va, March 2s.-Penn
State college defeated Virginia Poly
technic in their annual track mees
here today. ~ 10 "a
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Local Shooters Are
In Third Place In
the U.S.. r. A. Matches

The eleventh nsutcn of the U. S. r, A.
s now history and b rmingham is hang
ng onto third place in Class c.. Only
one more match remains to complete the
season. Scores this week were uneyent-
f,1i Thay fol1ou,. = =
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Av0NDALE MILLS NINE
BEATS SOUTH AvON0ALE

Avonqale Mills baseball team defea4N
the Sehth Avondale aggregation yester-
day afternoon, to 4. Ellis home-rpn
was a feature, while Baker starred by
his heavy hitting. Score;
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ACTON WINS FAST GAME
FROM ROEBUCK OUTFIT

Acton March special. )--Acton
came off victorious in q three-cor-
nered baseball duel at Roebuck this
afternoon Roebuck defeated Coal
Mountain. IA to .. and then essayed to
duplicate in a game with Acton. The
latter team was too strong, however.
and won. 4 to 1.
Acton Mines team would like to cnal-
lenge any team in its class In Ala
bama and stands ready to back up its
defy Score Of second game today:
r.. HI. z.
Acton =
Roebuck .................
Batteries. benson and Little.
Walls and Powell.
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Frank Brewster. los pound class: Ear
Martin. los pound class; Donald Sharpe
125 pound class; Thomas H. Tutwiler, llS
pound class; w. NJ. Hodges, l25 pound
class; william Templin, las pound class
Marcel Wright 115 pound class; Eugene
Pou, 1a5 and 1876 pound classes; Taylor
Crawford af45 pound ella IS. 3s 6t~ rsac