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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
MOUNTAINEER NET
men IN TWO MORE
GAMES At FAIRMONT
Tennis squad OF University WIN FINISH
season This week-were to Have
Been Here Today
Srs,lal ri~lntrn t. The ln;rIlIR"nc"r.
N,rr,,.nun Nav -. -OWirE Ia he

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profanity ~ TN" mat ~" M '''''I 49,,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30

Decoration DAY vii, 500 som" Of the
best Srm.-pr" base b;,il teams in the
Wheeling liS'rl,' IN action IN" lovers
Of tho G,nrl"nd sport VIII he gwen ra,"
treats at the Ntr!nUS lots as some g""l
CarncS ShnUld result.
Perhaps the biggest attraction Will hH
q, Rrila;rr Nh"r" n" W. \ T.. Nj.
Rloompr i;Ir!s stack up against III" h''-
la;rc Athletics. Tn" laSSi"S nav" b"'l
piaving good bah this spring and VII
max. an effort /" take the measure CT
the stronger sex.
The MrIunkryS will msrr the Trihd"!-
phla \. G. nine on tho Triad"iph:a
grounds ard This should h" an"'h"r St"I-
~ attraction Tn" Tritd"iphtrnS have
been wing Crcn, hall. wall" IN" Me-
ConkcyS' reputation is known as ABOVE
par. ,,,
The Kindc,berGers will travel to Elm
Grove "a r..et tho Imperial \. G.. nine.
and these TWO teams should Il" abIe !"
give a good account of themselves.
The fast I.aBelle" Of the South Sid"
Will journey 10 I.afferty 10 meet an
other stiff team and although the ONO.
ans have a good rep. rho local boys arc
going. full OF confidence TO return with
a victory. II,
The biggest attraction locally will he
tho Kiwanis Club-American Legion
parne a, the wheeling high school attn
ieti. neld Lefty Core. whose lam" -
known throughout the city. will q" IN"
hurting while George Beans will be re-
relyins The LeEionaires are withhold
ing their battery. but they arGeNp"c,r
TO produce the goods when the Jump Calls
uron the game 10 start.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
TILDEN WINS TWO VICTORIES N !
INTERNATIONAL TENNIS MATCH

great cheer when. after tn, Spaniarai
rad Il point called against Inn for oal
ou; when III" ball in fact I'D strud
inside. Tillen purpoSt!y lahde' one out2
side. TO even t:,inys up. as it appeared. !
Mrs. Mallory did not ncountafi
serious opposition from Mile. AmblAr6i
She displayed a better serrtd and q
more diversified game than her opo0aAk
consistently outrlaying the BeIetaS
champion. Her game marked an i11
pr"vcment over her play yestedly G.
IN, doubles and raised the hopeaof ~
supporters for her chances again MIC
Suzanne LenGlen.
Miss Sigourney had an easie TIM
defeating Mime. Danett than the ooorG
Indicates, the American woman AyAgl
we'll within her game at all times HsPi
play also was an improvement owe yeSd
terdays, as was the case with Mraq6at4
lnFV = !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30

81 '';"u. France. May 2?.-All the
Am' r!cnnS VII" competed in me world :
rha mrlor Ship h"-'! court tennis tournH-
mont on he courts here tod : who their
rnntchrs. Out stard.nr features from fnn
American StandI"n; were tn rirtor.r*
al William T. r.id~n oI Philadelphia
OYER Eduardo f1aGucr If Snan and #
Tildrn and Arnold Jones over the
French pair. SamaZeuilh and Blanchy. in
the mons doubles.
Likewise encouraging for the Ameri-
can chances Of victory were tho defeat
nf Mile. Ambidrd. the Belgian champion
by Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, AMI
Of Nine. Danett OF France by Miss
Edith Sigourncy Of Boston.
An upset among the other competitors
cam" with the defeat Of Jean Sauna
zruilh. tho French singles champion. by
Manuel Alfonso OF Spain. The results
orc:
William T. Tildcn NJ Philadelphia de-
f"at"d Eduardo Flaquer Of Spain. 60.
2-G ia. los.
.Maucl Alcnso ~ Spain defeated Jean
Samazeuilh or Franco. go. ca. -. 81.
Mrs. MolIa BIurstctt Mallory IF
America defeated Mile. Amblard Of Bel
GUM. 6-1. G-1.
Miss Edith SiGourney Of Boston DO
fca:cd Mmr Da nett Of France. So. g..
William r. Tildon and Annl1 Jones If
Amcrica defeated NJ. Einn, ny and Jean
Tildcn DID not extend himself in his
match against F'lanuer. MOI playing his
usual aEGreSair" tennis. His 0Hp"ncnt
was con>istnntly st"a ~ throughout tho
match. hut earned very few points. I'll
tho games won by tlaquer being the
result re Tildcn's errors. the world :
grass count champion running into n
eircnk If netting 1t nnn poin:. and ais"
e frequently hitting outside. In IN" last
"",. with 'rildcn trading five games to
thr"c ho r1adc a succession If errors
"r.h "rHhl"d IN" Spa niHr'l to bring the
ecnre To deuce. but Ti.d"n iinall% won
to. i'ng-drawn-oui set by superior
pi,,r;n" and court strategy when forced
!" overt himself.
Tho largo crowd of spectators. with
the exception 81 the Americans. seemed
10 fav"r m" Sra niard after the first ."t.
witch Til len won with c"nSumnat t"
case. cheering FlaQucr each time 4 point
vas scored tor him. Some criticism was
also heard of Tilden. tho complaint he
ing thai h" WAS NOT extending himself.
The American. however. was given a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
SEvENTY-E|CHT ENTERED IN THE
COUNTRY CLUB HANDICAP TODAY
MEMORIAL DAY GOLF TOURNA-
[HNT PROMISES TO BE BIG
GEsr SUCCESS OF YEAR.
Opening Tournament Of Season VIII
Draw Mig Crowd II Weather
Nan Permits.

W;,H seventy eight o. tn" BIT golf
r-S os 'hn Whaling f'Str.vt "nt"r"h n
N" annual Memorial lay handicap e
barge crowd - expected ) h" on IN"
green =. IN" 'nuUtry tlun '"-"tN 20
witness ~" payers n dr'i"r IT. N"
FirS' formal tournament 90 ~" season
TIL" large l:S' "f entries "ih mean
much INTEREST wh.i" IN" Nv" I"rlug ops
Offered (" n" winners ~ tn "" flights
arr also attractive. Tho flights Will be-
staged 49, ,a, 'nose with hand caps mp
20 eighteen beng "nt"""l - n. '.r~'
rIgh:. ard Hose from eighteen 70 thirty
IN The srrnnd
The green - IN fir" c"udi'i"n. a"'ori-
ing - rrof. chapman. wh" - n .hIi &c
sc tho "oUrSc. a. Of m" h"lc- l." nG
faxed nov. and vii! h" use: To-day :"r
thr ftr.. I'm" several HAY" h""n IN
had snap" s,n,r beng r""UlH during to.
winter. HIT are now ready for pay.
Ths following are tho entrants. regis
tered M 70 late las: evening:
First ftSht. handicap UP to eighteen:
JuiIus P"ilack r A. Bcatir
W f.. E""nd Sen. J. \. Rloch
IL S. Bl4ch h. E. Field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Uniontown Track Heads
To Be at Indianapolis

I-niontow Pa. May %?.-ptf:Cfats ~
,bc I'n:Ontuun Speedway Association
viii attend the .ntcrn.,;."r:'' races -,
,,;,n,no',s ON Memorial ! ThN
I-niycrsat Trophy Race - tr.'''"wn on
June Is follows immediately ''t"r me
Trdiapap0NS Pace and N" ma j"r'tN or
tbs drivers at thu Ind aadp"I'S contests
ar. cxnp,.tch 20 com" 70 lriorirwn. Tn"
I.n;ycrS:,l Trophy race here IN 1un~ X
viii hc a championship p".n' rNHnf.
condition which has caused bu"S"nhrrs;
~ send i,S entire racing team h"rc- Tn"
or.rin.,i pueS"nh"rS plans had boon Z"
send Jimmie Murphy All kdd'" Iui!"n
direct 70 lE Mans. France. h;trr indiana
apclls but the fat that IN" IHI"nt""n
race Will ne - champI"nsh'p even
caused the pursenherg brothers :" delay
sa:ilny for France until after -" rar"S
here
In tnr. rarity Of local officials VIII"
ui,, witness the Indianapolis races ar" .
president G. W johnson. Treasurer
= Sample and Manage \ r.. t"Trs:
C'hier Scorer J. Starlight Marshall ana
Frank ~ EoSh"ro local Thre" y repro
sentative.
Al q. them are driving 'h":r "ars and
quite a large party Of fri"n6> WI a'-
company them.
pres!d.n, Johnson and Manager t"rnS
viii rsmai in at Indianapolis until ~"
racing cars ar" loaded for tninn;nwn
for the Universal Trophy race on June
18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
YANKEES WIN
KAn Club Taken Over by 10 20 10 ~,
Errors Numerous.

Yesterday afternoon on the Twe1(
seventh street grounds. the crack n
k"c A. e : Of the South Side added II
other game to their long list when IL
tonk tho fast Kahn club baseball tea
int" camp by 4 1910 score. Heavy HI
ting prcdominatnd throughout the e
tire game and several extra base hi
were madc Ivy both SIDES. Davis start
la pitch for tho Yankees but gave We
Ia BrpPn in the third after the kst
club rrm had touched him IN for 81
hits and live runs. Brown pitched mat
tcrful hall Throughout the remainder o
tho game. and hut for some costly error:
on the part Of the Yankee team he woulC
have shut The Kahn Club nut from the
third inning on. Brown also batted the
bail we'll securing four hits out Of si1
trips 70 the Plate. getting two homers, q
double and a single.
r. II. z
kain Club.... o5n 500 ono-1o
Yankees ..... 43j 0il 20'-l9 Is {
Batteries: Padrn. Ripley and Dun.
levy: Davis. Brown and Pfcfferman.
A regular hoy has an Idea that schools
were invented - that vacations might
might be enjoyable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
BAUERS-COLLEGIANS
ovins to Ground Conditions at League
Park Yesterdays Game was
Postponed.

Owing 10 the grounds At 1."aEu I'ark
being n poor C"nd;ti"n yesterday aver
noon due :" carnival wagon: ~p"iiin=
mo surfacn ny heir. hauled over me
diamond after Saturday nights "t.n. tn"
scheduled game r"tw""n ~" R'""rS ana
.ha rittShurgn t"N"g'ans. was post
p"nrh. .,
n.,k Guy took his i"'n :" N"l.Shurc
Yesterday AFTERNOON. "h'r" thc W"!Is-
huru 4 e min" WI. h' met IN a double
header to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
CALIFORNIA TENNIS
MEN COMING EAST
Two Nan Team WIN Begin Eastern In
vaston ro-day-Play in Cen
trail West First.

chlracn Nav 5n-Th" nv" man tom
mis- team ~ Stanford University. lai q.
has started an eastern invasion ~aiCh
~Sill bring IL snto competition with N"
leading universities "f The country in u
strenuous four months "ampa!Cn ending
with play in the rnief amateur tournH-
mentS along tn" Atlanti" ""aS; lat" IN
the summer Tn" two players. artA'n
Phil Nrcr nr Portland. Ore. and J. NJ
Davies nf Hotlywood. "a. are S"h"G-
uled 10 play in twenty -nlre matches. N
Guiding ten national or sectiona! tourna-
mcnts.
Starting juno |. the team plays nine
matches in the central west INA men
goes on to eastern colleges and i"urna'
mentS.
The schedule. beginning June l. fol-
lows:
June 1-l'niverSi,y Of Minnesota. at
Minneapolis.
June 3-UniNCrSitr OF chicago. AT
thiracn.
June 4--WaShinE'on Park Tub. 1T
Milwaukee,.
June s--Ur:NcrSi;y Of ILLINOIS at lr-
hana. III.
June Milton college at Milton.
WIS
June S-lrdiana 1 University at RlOom-
.ngtnn. Ind.
June 9-Detroit University at De-
:roit
June in-Ohio state University at
Columbus.
June -UniNrr>ity OF MlchinEan. AT
Ann Arbor.
June l3-rennSyiva state College.
~ Harrisburg.
June l4-Yale University. at New
Haven
June lS-Amh"rSt College. at Am
herSt. Mass
June l7-Dartsmouth College. at Han
over. y. II.
June 2o-Dclawarc state Champion
ships - Wilmington.
June oT-Nat;ona' Int"rCollegiateS. AT
Philadelphia.
.July 4-Bnffaio State 'ha mpionShips
and Nationa, clay Cour;
Championships! At Buffalo.
July 11-LnnS Island Championships
at Woodmerck.
Julv lS-Rkod" Island state 'ha m
ships a. i'rnN idrnCe
July 25-I.ongwood Championships
AT Boston
Aug Newport hampionShtHS. AT
Newport. l.. t.
Aug s-Seahr:Eht Championships, AZ
Scahrich:. y. J.
Aug. l5-Southamp'o7. l.. l.. T"urn;t-
Aug. oc-LonGw"od cricket Gun a.
Boston.
Aug. "9-Eay Head Yacht cub. a.
RI, Head. y. j
Sent ln-C;rrmanr"w 'r,rA"; cub
a, GERMAN own. T..
Sept. 17-Hnhpksn Tennis C!uo. a.
Hohokcn, y. j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
WILLIAMS IS
NEARLY KNOCKED
OUT BY CHAMP

Atlanta. lily, y J.. MAY "9--E"Ninc
IN ga, m'nninG h'a' nf :, m'd-aft"rnn"n
sun. .l.rk Dempsey cut l""%' to-day tor
IL" Er~t t:mC sln'c II" h""an train.a"
IN! Larry Williams. ! ~ r"nndcr from
E:.GG' ,",Yt Conn. was dangerously near
with :hc champion.
Dempsey boxed SIX furious rounds
taxing Williams. I."" ll"r"k and Irish
Fats! kiln'. Il ..ruiW"'EEi. on tor two
ruu@dS each.
Wt,uam~. who t""gr; back every inch
-: tho way, CAV, prwp~rI thu be-;
wurkrar If the day. Ate" setting a
hN"i, Pc" IN III" ms; round. Wlillfns
-. -, - ,HanIpi"n with II r.HhI hand
pu,,, q 80" TIE ,hsu soon after the start
If In, >,""n.I. H"uiI.,'N 'or' iE'r MIL
l:"m>. G.@GIUG l'it h"noS INT" It's MD
>rri.ua and nIttinG him around IN"
mead with N."i"uN iish;H ana ."i;S. VIII
liamS VAS day AMI SnG%,nG Il; the
kn""s whrn tn" round ended.
Whru The ,hauul"n faced H"urk he
"u>,d ur S"m'wh,,t. but Cline VIII"
,am, iu'" Ih' ring tor the final tw"
rounds. was :"'Gh!! G,rdi"G. Inc Wh"
hnArd with M"r" Snr'i :Ehn u" "th'r
>larrlng unrrS. :"r,"d r'mi,"N l" ST. -
~. Eases: two ruuniS "f tn" ST. --."'n
Dempsey knocked cine III; WIZ Il i'Ghi
nandrr IN ~, ur. I round ami IN the So
"rH AL hu; hn"chcd nam cat "i the
r:nG.
ne TIE holders >Hlrrlmc r'r'n'r%
", -. ,,au'l"nrd I" H.. ,;tr''". a. h;S am
.rrnU. r..ht eve. vH3rn Ms rUl SHtG:-
ia, and 49, a result IN. wound III" not
;,rrhcr. as non, 81 'h.. SWINGS iru"h""
il.
I.rh k"arnS manager - llcm",'\
r.,Es - I"aN, TO- >,w trk IN"~GtN
g., , coat, = ~. wrh TN l;,"hHi'i r".'-
meter ~ ~. IM.r;r~,I o, arr"ui.'" me- =.
N ,,ur?, :" ,hr selection "l 4 - = re-
The rcr'r; H.; Harry ). Ei'.' - i'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
YANKEES-BOYDSVILLE

This mnrnin. on rho TwcntY-SiXth
S,r,.r grounds 49, a r,rlnvk the crack
Y?nh"r A. = ri tn. South Side VIII
clash wlih tin strong H"NdNNiN" Red
Sux and i fast ard interesting gam"
should result. III" NLnh"'~ t&re he"n
travelling ~ Z; fast m,'" :hiS season ana
cxrcrr 10 laFr 'hc Nhin hny% ant" camp
h,i not unr.l after q hard hattie. TIES
game VIII l." ,niird ~ 10 ".rl""k "hnrn
and mos, likely g""d SIRED crowd az
cans WI. hc "r band |" Witness these
Two teams IN action,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
TWENTy-ONE RIDERS ARRIVE HERE
ON FIRST HALF Of ENDURANCE RUN

WcIdn"r. other ni"mhhrs OF the club,
wrr" the official Timers
G. l.. cheshire vas tho only local
man entered m In" run. and his card
showed II" had been checked ~ every
roin; al0r: tho Wy on time. and he
stands y GOOD cham" "f Winnin. first
place. according 90 other riders.
4 handsome loving cup IL 10 he award
al the winner. win, there NJ" -" "th'r
Cups and ii6I ~ mc-,na ndISn offered
to inc various o;h"" win"nrS.
RI" following l. q Sur'mar, nf Al. IN"
riders ,ne"kcd n. with their passengers.
time due and time arrived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY
CARD ATTRACTS
SOME OF THE BEST TEAMS IN THE
DISTRICT WILL BE CLASHNG
THIS AFTERNOON
Bloomsr Girls-Benairs Game Promises
Draw Clrd-McCon6eys Go
to Triadelphia
TODAY'S GAMES

R"tiaire C"mm'rc:a. a. Barton, wv"
games.
E.aS; Whr"iIng Stars ". Golden Links
a; Tunnel Green.
Victor - t. ". Florence y. [. AZ
rln,h Ran. 'wo games.
SisuhrnyIlir " Muund$Nlll" Athletes
At Noun :lsvill". Nv" games.
Etoomrr ti.r!s W. Hclialre Athletics al
Bcllairc. ,.
Fajrpoint \. G. ~. Cambria C"iicr!es
A, ShadySid" TWO games.
L,orain coat and Ia, X vs.. Rayiind \.
e. at Rayland TWO games.
kiwaulS cub Y. \n'r!can Legion AT
Wheeling High Field.
MC,onk.>S ". rrIad"lphIa y. Z. AZ
Philadelphia.
Imrar:IIs VS.. KindleberGers a; Elm
Grove.
IaReMes vs.. I.arfcrty at Laff"rty.
Ashland \. {. W. McMechen y. {. At
Nick Heirs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30

SImn'?r E..ri;"d runs. lmp"rIaiS. -:
k,"Gh h."crr-. =. StrurH ont: nv n. =
hrucgc by Morris. .. Hi hN pitched
bal: E"dd, hutn. Tw"-haS, has: Ei"S-
ser Chapman. Ha"". IN hal: orr Dol
hr'I.cc. "ct Norris. !. Left IN bases:
Imi"rial 4. klnd,ch' rG"rS. t. Tina:
l:T, Attendance. f"C. Umpire: GODS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30

THO Marks rc;rrncd homo lnS' "v"-
ming ~ Sh:%u n'"'"rk from tlarkShurS
a nd declared IN" srrwd vas k'cniy DIS
4 pp"int"d Tho gr" WAS called of ~
The H., msnu'" a. Ia" tI'ld WAS Il sea
Of mud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30

II people would nu:t applaudinS ro"r
acts and poor speeches. Ne m'Snt nave
batter shows and better speeches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30

r. II. {.
Imperial ..... o"f nTl o. ~ i
kirdl burgers. on I'll IN
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Rin6lleberper A, C.
Imperial leo Cream Co.

T"'ai~........,..tl Il Il -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-27

Johnny was in rare form for the nine frames which he travelled, all lowing only one earned run on seven hits. and stt king out eight Baron sluggers. Mhitehill pitched a very creditable game, but was lucky to come through with a win. The Pr mirgham youth gave up only eight swsts, and struck out six Crackers, but several times got In serious trou- hle, with two hit batsmen and three bases on balls in the early frames
 Crackers Couldn't Hit
 Bill Rariden tried every resource at his command to turn in a win, but the chances for runs were sand wiched in with dumb judgment on the Crackers part, and their favorite Inability to hit in the pinches Even Richard Kaufman took his old place in the batting order with his bum digit. and along with Art Ritter tied up the score in the ninth, but all to no avail
 The Crackers have even lost their old ability to take the lead in the opening frames that once upon time won ball game after ball game in we good ole days"
 Along in that first frame today, a hit batsman, two bases on balls and one clean base hit failed to put over q single counter for the homelings.
 Brandon stars
 One of yesterdays answers to the Crackers failure may be attributed to the youthful Brandon, whose work behind the plate more than offset Pie Traynor's work in the field. Brandon cut down three Cracker runners at tempting to steal and delivered a clean drive to right in the eighth after allen had tripled for the first earned Baron tally.
 Indian Joe Guyon and Art Ritter get the glory in the Cracker entry. The Indian hit lusty triple in the fifth with John Suggs on first and Art Ritter duplicated Joe's trick in the ninth and started off defeat by sending Richard Kaufman home with the tying run. Joe also made great catch off Clarks bat in the twelfth, robbing the Baronial third sacker of an extra base swat. Silva, nevertheless, scored on the grab and the game was lost.
 Stuffy Gets BiIl's Nanny
 Even Bill Rariden had slight lapse in the sixth frame, and per
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-27
Piedmont Strengthens
 Team-LocaI Boy on Nine

Piedmont, July .)-At meeting of the stockholders of the Baseball association held last night at the Young Mems Christian asso- citation, 1t was deciden to secure an- other good pitcher to finish out the remainder of the season. The 4ddi- tion of another good pitcher to the team will give Piedmont very strong aggregation, well able to cope with any of the amateur teams of the country.
 Camp. pitcher from Winder, Ga, who recently worked two games In as many days against the Albertville team, is the man decided on, and will report for duty Wednesday, Three other good men have recently bean added to the team; Davis. from Bir- mingham, catcher and infieider; Dunn. catcher, Winder, Ga. Jackson, Winder. Ga-, outfielder.
 These men come well recommended and are showing up well with the stick and also in the field.
 Lineville comes here Friday and Saturday for two games, and it Is hoped they will bring a good team.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-27
ALEXANDER CITY WINS
 FROM INTERVIEW NINE

Alexander City. July 2e.-- tspecial.) Alexander City defeated Riverview os the Chattahoochee Valley league Monday afternoon by score of to 5. Haynes, for tho visitors pitched good bah throughout the game. but received very poor support from his team mates. Five runs were made by Alexander City in the fifth inning after two men were out. Riverview made a desperate attempt in the two hits and one error. but Zachary frightened up, striking out one man and the last grounded out to pitcher
 The game this Afternoon made 2. games won with eight lost, Alexan- der City hasn't lost series this year. Batteries were Zachary and Floyd for Alexanser City. Haynes and Cog. Sans for Riverview.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-27
Fan Offers Figures

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 In connection with the South ern league race. B. G. has taken it upon himself to do little sta- ~tistic singing. He has doped out the thing from an algebraic stand point and after much figuring he has reached the conclusion that should Birmingham win two thirds of her games from now until the end of the season, and Memphis win only half her games, the two would be tied for the pennant at the climax of the race. There's strong proba- bility that the Barons will win two thirds of their battles if they maintain the pace they <ave been setting for the past month It would be well nigh impossible for the Chicks to alternate on wins and losses, however, when the strength of their forces is considered, and the pace they have been hitting all season is taken into consideration Then, too, out of the fifty-four games she has yet to play. Memphis has twenty-three of them with the weaker clubs of the league.
 The figures offered by our mo- ble contrib follow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-27
READY FOR AUGUST TERM

Meridian, Miss, July 26.-- Especially District Attorney Martin Miller County Attorney Cliff Mulley and Sheriff John M. Martin have about completed all arrangements for the opening of the August criminal term of the Lauderdale county circuit court next Monday. Most of the cases appearing on the docket are those appealed from the police and justice courts. The organization or the court by the selection of grand and petit jurors will be of special in- terest because for the first time in the history of the county four women have been drawn along with the men to do duty a s jurors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-27

ican league pennant winners again this fall. Probably the first time in the hi&ory of the na- tional pastime that pitcher, after a decade and a half, comes back for another fling at the enemy and divvy on the worlds series money But, just such a thing will happen, if the Buccos grab off the pennant In the Ma tional. To make the coincidence complete the Tigers should have retained their early form and grabbed off the flag in the Amer ican league. Ty Cobb was the wonder of the age along in the Pittsburg Detroit world series battles, and it was the only time the Georgia Peach ever got a chance to display his wares in a world series tilt. It might be mentioned that he didn't measure up to the expectation of the fans in that one world series trial.
 As federal authorities assert that a great liquor trust is pour ing the stuff in all along the At lantic coast, along comes the sloop Bootlegger and wins the boat race at Montreal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-27
Paul revere was the only guy who could play in the Midnight league and get away with it.
The status of Carpenter

Georges Carpentier. super-en- thusiastic, even for a Frenchmail, seems to have allowed his great reception in France to go to his head. Carried upon the shoulders of his loyal countrymen, and treated as a hero upon his return to France, he is now quoted as saying that he wants another crack at Dempsey within a year.
 All of which reminds me of sbme of the gossip around New York, following the big mill at Jersey City July 2. Carpenter took an awful body pummeling. He probably received more end stronger blows to the chassis than any fighter ever has. Soon