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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-11
By HENRY VANCE

As The main feature of Wednesday Afternoons game between the Look puts and Barons, which the latter won by a Al score, was the fact that Harry Harper. former fsnce-buster, Suffered a relapse of the old hitting epidemic that infested his system for anree or four years in this league. darry's batting eye has been in eclipse for the past few weeks. but Wednesday he shook the jinx, and in- cloentally almost every Barons nand, following his crash over the right field wall. Harry has found the range again and everything should be Jake from now on.
 The other big feature was that Fed Bates, the gentleman with the portable Adams apple, pitched one cf the best games of his career. Red had more. stuff Wednesday than taxidermist, and apparently was per 1ectly acquainted with the way in which to use it. For nine innings ne moved the Lookouts down and at tne end Of the game. when the tabu- 1ations were all in it's was seen that Red had held 'em to four safe wal 1cps, two of these coming in one in- ming. and being connected up with a sacrifice hit, they enabled the yis- ,tors to score their only run.
 Former Tiger on Mound
 Young MT. Johnson, who formerly took pitching assignments from Coach Mike Donahue at Auburn. and who bears all the earmarks of a good pitcher. was on the hill for the 'Noogans. Johnson's worst inning was the first. After that he settled eata pitching land around the box. Away to bad start 1t was a good time for youngster to blow. but Johnson came back for more and showed some real clever pitching through the other innings.
 Stuffy deStew and the Taylor man were the hitting scintillants Cor maybe sinners would be better) for the Barons. The keystoner garner eG a single and double out of four Trips to the plate. and Terrible Tom my. who has his heart set on bat ting 400 for the season, walloped out two singles out of four attempts. No one Lookout made more than one blow off Bates delivery. Croll got one, Stephenson one, Wright one and Eress one. wright's hit going for double. the only extra base hit off Red.
 CrOu Stars AfteId
 Ralph Croll. former Baron. walked away with honors afield. He pulled one of the prettiest catches of the year, when he raced in from right on Tommy Taylor's low line drive in the third, and made a one-hand shoe string catch of the drive. It was cas- fly the prettiest play of the game. ssA The local crew started off like 1t might make a million in the first frame. Stewart opened the pit with two-bagger to spectaclevil1e. Neun x Ilayed second in hand with ' ~grounder to Mcdonald at second and Eddie tried to kick field goal out of 1t. This placed Stewart on third and Neun on first. Clark's effort was . an immaculate single to the pasture in right and Stuffy cantered home , with the first tally of the game. Tay- Tor hit to third and instepped to first at such a rapid rate that he beat the peg there. This placed three
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Huffstutler, Local
 Twirler, Strikes Out g Men in One Game

Huffstutler pitched in splendid form for the Woco Pep outfit yester- jay afternoon, and the city leaguers defeated team of Railway mail clerks. II to O. The game was play cd on woco Pep's diamond, and was featured by the slugging of the win
 ners and the pitching of Huffstutle-.
 The Woco Pep moundsman allow cd his opponents only one hit, and struck out 23 men. His performance was one of the best of all time for Birmingham, and his strike out mark Is thought to be near the amateur record Tor the city. Score: R. H. E. Woco Pep ................11 13 l Railway Clerks ........ 1 1
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Ensley High Beats
 Jones Valley, I5-O

With Freil pitching in great fash ion. the Ensley High school Yellow Jackets yesterday afternoon, not only blanked the Jones Valley nine. but showed their opponents under with i5 to 0 score. The game was play ed on Ensleys diamond.
 The game, of course, was featured by the slugging of tile Yellow Jack cts. Freil and Duncan made four hits each, one of Freils going for three bases. vowell. McCrorie and Roden made three bingles eachs@while An derson made couple out of two times up. Brown made one hit out of two times at the plate, crashing out triple. Ensley made 20 hits.
 Freil had his opponents at his power, allowing them only four well scattered hits. Score: R. H. B. jones Valley ............. Ensley ..................1 .15 20
 Batteries: Edney, Stevenson and Algood; Frei1 and O'Brien.
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Camp Benning Nine
 Beats Sewanee, 3-I

Sewanee, Tenn, May 10.-(Special9 Camp Benning defeated Sewanee in the fight of a two-game series here today, to 1. Honan, for the vis- itors, knocked a home run in the first inning. The game was marred by cratic playing of the Tigers in the pinches.
 Score: R. III. E. Camp Benning BOO 900 o0O-3 5 3 Sewanee ....... 900 100 O00--1 8
 Batteries: Lee and Cobb; Patterson and Moore.
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Coach Jack Hovater of Ensley High states that. although the game was never reported. the Yellow Jackets last Friday afternoon defeated Wood lawn high, to 4, with Frefl pitch ing in great form. Ensley made eight hits. while Freil held Wood lawn to three bngles
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Two Trauelers Are Injured When They
 Collide Tn Field

Atlanta, May 1o.-shortstop Jackson and centerfielder Leifer of the Little Rock team colided in going after a short fly in today's game with Atlanta. and were 80 badly injured that they had to be taken to the hospital, but later 1t was an- nounced they would be able to accom- pany the team to Birmingham, where the Travellers play tomorrow. The mems heads struck, Leifer's right eye and Jack sons left eye being badly bruised. The ac- cident occurred in the fourth inning and Graft who had hit the fly. made a home run on 1t for Atlanta's first run. The in- juries to the players and consequent shift ing of men and errors seemed to demor- alize Cyengros, who was batted out of the box. Clary fared even worse, and At lanta won the game, Is to g.. The score
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Summary: Two-base hits. Connolly, C. Schmidt Schleibner. Bernsen. Home run Graf. Sacrifice hits, Corrigan Wano, Guyon. Double plays. Ritter to c. Schmidt: c. Schmidt to Ritter to Bernsen. hits and 6 runs. Struck out. by Cvengros 2. by Napier 2. by Ciary 2. Base on balls. off Napier {, off Cvengros i, off Clary g. pires Tandy and Kaliski. Time. 2:15. Stolen bases, Corrigan, c. Schmidt ?. Rit- ter. Graft Left on bases Atlanta f. Lit tie Rock 8.
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Boston .......,......... 03O 300 2l0- g
 Summary: Two-base hits, Blue 2, Bassler, Pratt ?, Burns. Foster Three base hits, Jones, Leibold. Home run, Dauss. stolen base. Karr. Sacrifices, Jones. Bassler, Dauss. Rigney, Cobb
 Burns. Double plays. Foster to Walters to Pratt. to Burns: Walter to Burns Left on base. Detroit 10, Boston l4. Bases on balls. of Hillette 3. Dauss 3. Pennock ?. Karr 6, Quinn 1. Struck out, by Dauss 1, Karr g. Quinn 1. Hits. off Piliette 8 in 1 2-3 innings. Dauss II in 1-2 Pen mock in (none out in second): Karr 6 in tnone out in eighth) Quinn 2 in 9. Winning pitcher. Dauss. Losing pitcher. Quinn. Umpirea Walsh. owens and Chill. Time. 2:46.
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- Wallace Reid Won't
 Driue in Big Race

Indianapolis. May 10. - Wallace Reid, moving picture star. will not drive the automobile he has entered in the 500-mile international sweep stakes race, to be run at the Indiana polls motor speedway May 30, it be- came known today. The reason given was that the holders of his long term moving picture contract refused to permit him to compete. Reids with drawal was announced today.
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Riddle Withdraws
 Oceanic Fron, Race

Baltimore. May 1o.-Samuel D. R d. dle, owner Of Oceanic, favortte for the Preakness, the s5O,e00 classic to be run at the Pimlico track May 13. to- day wired the Maryland Jockey club that the horse would not start. He is coughing. the telegram ss.is. With Oceanic out, the racc will be an open one. Several other likely entrieE have been 'thdrnwn ty their = CTS. including Burting, Hairy Pay ney Whitne: n. =. and Mrs. Louise viaus Firm Friend.
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men on the runways with nobody
Two Caught at Plate

Two Caught at Plate
 Harper's best was a fast grounder to short and Neun was nipped at the plate by a lightning throw from Wright Harper going safe on field CTS choice. Silva bunted and beat 1t out, Clarke coming home with the second local tally. At this juncture Docs speed got the better of him and he was caught off first. Taylor tried to make 1t home while Silva was being chased buy was thrown out at the plate. Burkett ended the in- ming by lifting a fly to first.
 The Lookouts crept to within one run of the Barons in the first half of the third. when they scored their lone marker of the day. Stephens un- corked single to right, the visitors first hit, and he stro1led to second on Johnson's sacrifice. Ralph Croll, former local, then crashed a single into left and Stephens stepped home. Bates retired Mcdonald and Anderson and the danger was over.
 Harper Sacks One
 Moley's henchman got this tally back in their half of the fourth Harry Harper was solely respons- ible for this tally He was first up. and he caught ono of Johnsons fast
 
 ball went like rifle shot over the right field walls and hit the dirt near the tracks on the other side Harper, happy because he had lifted the hoodo trotted around the sacks and then started shaking hands with his mates. Moley was one of the first to give him five. Harry has been tearing his hair, gnashing his teeth, biting ten-penny nails in two. throwing his cap in the bleachers and otherwise showing his disgust over his failure to hit this year. He has been so morose that his mates even feared he might nibble on a bichloride sandwich or two. Now. however the jinx has been shaken and Harry should show the rail birds something for the rest of the way
 Barons Score Last One
 After the circuit clout Johnson pitched alright ball until the eighth when the homelings showed across another. Bates started 1t with a deshinning single through the pitch CTS box. Stuffy beat one out and Neun did the same. Bates romped home when Clarkie hit sharp grounder to short. One of the most peculiar plays ever seen at Rick wood came up on this drive. Stuffy was squirting for third, ustj as the ball arrived in Wights hands on the runways. The shortsmith snagged the ball and fell on Stuffy for a putout, Clarkio reaching first safely Taylor slxied to the middle garden and Clarke went to sleep and was picked off first by the pitcher for the final out.
 Then came the fatal ninth. Fans have come to expect blowups in this frame and petition has been circulated to change the Dixie Fly ing Field from Avenue to Ri ck- wood. Red Bates was equal to the occasion, however. The vermillion r aired boy set 'em down in one-two- three order in the ninth and the game was over.
 Lookouts Leave Today
 The Lookouts spent Wednesday night in Birmingham and were in disgrunted frame of mind. Instead of taking the sleeper to Atlanta they were ordered to park in Bir- mingham until six o'clock Thursday
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NashVile .s..4............. 020 031 O00-6
 Summary; Two base hits, H. Knaupp, Bogart Craft. Stolen bases. Tucker, knaupp. Sacrifice hits, Morse 2, C.. Knaupp, Mccormick Foss. Double plays. Gallagher 10 Khreymer to Werre Kreh- lnyer to Knaupp to We're CD; Smith to Henry to Foss; Craft to Smith to Henry. struck out. by Craft 3, by Gallagher L. Base on balls, off Craft 3, off Gallaghers3. Hit by pitcher, by Gallagher tFoss), by Craft 6McCormick). Innings pitched. by Gallagher 3 2-3 with II hits, { runs. Left on base, Nashville z, New Orleans 2. Um- pires Pfenninger and Guthrie. Time, 2 hours.
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Dykes Homer Beats Tribe

Philadelphia, May l0.-Dykes' home run drive in the eighth inning scoring Miller. today gave Philadelphia It's sec onG straight victory over Cleveland. to 6. The Indians drove Heimach and Moore from the mound but Yarrison and Harris checked the visitors in the final frames, when the Athletics were bunch log their hts eff Sothoron. Score:
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Watch Harry Now

SUMMARY Two-b Hits-Kress Wight Stewart Home Run-Harper. Sacrifice Hit-Johnson. Sacrifice F1y-Taylor. Left on Bases-Chattanooga {, Bir- mngham 8. Earned Runs-Chattanooga i, Birming ham 3. Double Play-Ripperton to Anderson. Struck Out-Bates g. Base on BalIs-Bates l. Umpires-Jorda and Brennan, Time of Game-1:34
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Senators Win at Last

Washington. May 10.--Johnson pitched Washington to to 1 victory over St. Louis in his second start of the season today, proving effective In the pinches. although hit hard in the game Judges triple after two passes had been issued by Davis gave the locals their scores. It was Washington'sS first victory after seNei straight defeata Score.
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Chicks Win Close Game From Bruins
 By Score of 6 to 5

Mobile, May 1o.-Memphis won from Mo
 bile today. to 5. in the third game of the series. the visiting pitchers proving effective than the Mobile twirlers. Mullen hit a home run over the left field fence with the bases filled in the sixth.
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Kan for Ciemons in eighth.
 .'Batted for s. Smith in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 New York ............... 900 o20 100-3 St. Louis ................. 900 GOO 110---2
 Summary: Two-base hits. Mann. Kelly, CIemons. Home run. Hornsby. Sacrifice hit, Shinners. Double plays, Bancroft to Kelly; Bancroft to Rawlings to Kelly. Left on base. New York 8. St. Louis 1. Bases balls off Pfeffer 2. Barfoot 1. Struck out. by Pfeffer 5, by Nehf 2. Hits. off Pfeffer s in 8. off Barfoot 2 in 1. Losing pitcher, Pfeffer. Empires, Hart and o'Day. Time, 1:37.
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Plans for the new international suspension bridge to connect Detroit, in the United States. with Windsor, across the river, in Canada. call for the longest single span in the world. measuring 1892 feet, or 24 Inches longer than the great cantilever at
 Quebec.
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PhiIs Beat Cubs

Chicago. May 10.--Meadows held Chi cago to three scattered hits today, while Philadelphia punched hits off Alexander and Cheeves and shut out the locals. to o. Feb Terry made his first appear ance of the season in the Chicago lineup today. playing second base. Score:
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NIKE EBERHARD WILL PROBABLY OPEN FOR
 BARONS HERE TODAY
Kid Eberfeds Aggregation Is Leading in Southern League Race at Present-Red Herring States He Is
 in Great Shape for Bout Against Williams
Bv MARVIN MCCARTHY

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Totals .......... .33 I .Batted for Davis in ninth.

Summary: Two-b base hits, Tobin WYE Hams, McManus. Three base hits Judge Double plays. Ssler to severeid; Peck inpaugh to Harris to Judge. Left on base, St. Louis s, Washington 6. Bases on balls. off Davis l. Johnson B. Struck out, by Johnson 4. Hit by pitcher by Davis (Judge). Wild pitch, Davis Empires. Evans and Dineen. Time, 1:33
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Harry Harper Connects
 For q Circuit Driue As Barons Beat 'Nooga
Red Bates Holds the Lookouts to Four Hits, While Barons : Collect Timely BingIes Off Johnson, Former Auburn Star

Yesterdays Results Birmingham {, Chattanooga 1. Nashville 6, New Orleans 4. Memphis 6, Mobile 5. Atlanta Is, Little Rock s.
 Today's Games Little Rock at Birmingham, Chattanooga at Atlanta Memphis at Mobile. Nashville at New Orleans.
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BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERAID, THURSDAY, MAY II, 1922
BARONS MEET IRA VELEPS HERE TODAY - SPORTS
Errors Behind Craft
 Glue Vols GA Win
 OUer Pelican I cam

New Orleans, May 1o.-Errors behind Molly Craft and his own ineffective pitching in one Inning gave Nashville a to victory over New Orleans here to-
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Braves Beat Reds, 9-3

Cincinnati. May 10-Boston hit Luque and Gillespie hard. and had little diff culty in defeating Cincinnati today. to 3. Southworth's home In the eighth innings bounded into the right field beachers. Filingm hit in only two innings. The score:
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Memphis ................. 100 BOP ooo-6 Mobile .................. 100 004 000-5
 Summary: Home runs. Mullen, Shestak. Two base hit, Webb. Sacrifice hits, Boil, feathers, McBarry. Shestak. stolen bases, Niehoff 2, R. Williams. Double plays, Boil to Niehoff; McLarry to McMillan to MoLarry; McMillan talone). Pitching record, 10 hits with runs off Fulton in 1S innings e on. out when reiieved), , hits with 3 runs In 2-3.6 hits with 5 runs off Webb in b1-3 tnone on, 1 out when relieved). 1 hit with no runs off Benton in 2 2-S innings. Struck out, by Fulton l. by sigman 2, by Webb l. by Benton 1. Base on balls off Fulton B. off Webb 4. off Benton 1. Left on base, Mo- bile 5. Memphis 12. Time, hours. Um- pires. Lewis and Johnson.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Walker, Gardner. Three base hit, McInnis. Home run, Dykes. Stolen base, Woods Sac rifice hits, Johnston. welch. Evans, Card ner. Left on base. Cleveland II. Phil adelphia 5. Bases on balls off Heimach l, Moore 3, Sothoron 8. Struck out. by Sothoron B. by Moore 2. Hits, off Hei- mach in Ia innings. off Moore ' in ris 1 in l. Hit by pitcher by Moore (Gardner). Winning pitcher. Yarrison. Umpires, Wilson. Hildebrande and Con
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Tigers Win in Ninth

Boston. May 10.--Doubles by Bassler and Blue in the ninth scored what proved to be Detrot's winning run today against Boston. Detroit won. 10 to g. Score:
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GREAT DEFENSE OF THE GIANTS SAVES NEFH'S DEFEAT
Meadows TwirIs Great Ball and Blanks Cubs With
 Three Hits
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yeeterfiay'. ResuIts

Yesterdays Results New York 3, St. Louis 2. Philadelphia 4, Chicago 0. Boston g. Cincinnati ,. Brooklyn Pittsburg (rain).
 Cannes Today New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. St. Louis, May 1o.--Sensational fielding of the Giants saved Art Nehf from defeat today. the Cardinals losing to g. Pfef- fer and Barfoot could not stop timely
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going well for the Travellers.
 Travellers and Barons play three games at Redwood, after which Moley's men hit the trail for sew eral road games.
 If the fan who wrote in the let ter featuring the fact that Fran kfe Britt, who was knocked GIt in one round by Claude Wilson Mon- day night, mot only chewed his .cud' well while sitting and standing. but nIso performed the fent credit ably while on the canvass with Red Herring counting him out" will send in his name, the writer will he glad to publish his cOmmunication.
 Herring Says He's Ready
 Bout ready to begin showing Birmingham fans how to knock em cold" asserted Red Herring yester- day. My old dukes are coming around fine, and I'm feeling al fit as possible.
 Kid Williams, who will be my opponent at the B. A. c. next Mon day night. has g good reputation. although l have never met the boy. and I am expecting q battle from that chap"
 Herring suffered injuries to both his hands couple of weeks ago. but has been taking things com paratively easy, and says his paws are returning to normalcy now.
 Red started speeding things up d few days ago. and says he is about ready to wind up training for his bout with Williams
 Herring is one of the most will ing and capable battlers Brming- ham has ever drawn in the lottery Of ringdom, and local fans seem anxious to see him in action again His game fights against Patsy Me Mahon. after being floored for the count of nine couple of times have won hundreds or friends TOT him. while his ability as boxer and ring master is undoubted after one glimpse of him in action.
 Herring and Kid Williams. who fights up east, meet at the Athletic club Monday night, and B. A. C. off cials are guaranteeing q fast and thoroughly typical Red Herring battle to local fandom.
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New York. May -10.--Chicago broke New Yorks winning streak today, talk ing tight 1 11-innpg pitching duel. 3 to 1. in which Robertson. hero of a recent per feet game had the better of Mays. New York's misplays let Johnson score the winning run In the eleventh Score:
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At New Haven: Yale 8. Pittsburg 8. At Philadelphfa: Lafayette g. Penn sylvania S.
 At Providence: Brown 6. Springfield 1. At Macon: Kentucky State 0, Mercer university 9.
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Cincinnati ............... 002 900 001--3
 Summary: Two base. hits. Gcwdy. Dun can. Three-base hit. Powell Home run, Southworth. Stolen bases. Boeckel, Bress- Ter. Sacrifice hit. Kopf. Left on bases. off Finningim I. off Luque 5. off Giles pie 1. Struck out. by Fillingim ?. by Luque s, Hits, off Luque g in '. off Gill lespie in 2. Losing pitcher. Luque Um- pires. Moran and Quigley. Time, 2.05.
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'Batted for Fewster In eleventh.
 +sRan for Baker in eleventh.
 Score by innings:
 Chicago ...A.......... 001 900 900 01--2 New York .......... 900 900 I0O 00-I
 Summary: Two-base hits Mcclellan. Sacrifices. Robertson, Schalk, Scott. Dou- ble plays, Pipp tunassisted); Ward. Scott to Pipp; Mays to Pipp. Left on base. New York 6. Chicago 5. Base on balls off Mays ?, Robertson i. Struck out by Mays 3, Robertson 2. Hit by pitcher by Mays tMostilt Empires. Nallin and Moriarty, Time 1 50.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

N.v ynrE Nav ,NMEo;iasr,r. E l.. .h official standing of the International Baseball league up to and including games played Tuesday. May g.
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ROBERTSON RESTS
 MAYS IN DUEL AND TANKS ARE BEATEN
Walter Johnson TWirIs Sena- tors to 2 to l Victory Over
 the Browns
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Chicago ?. New York. (11 innings). Washington 2, St. Louis 1. Philadelphia T. Cleveland 6. Detroit 10. Boston g.
 Today's Games Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Washington. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston.
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Vest terday's Results Greenwood 13. Vicksburg 8. Meridian 5-5, Jackson 0-4. GreenviIie s, Clarksdale {.
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-Batted Tor Alexander In seventh.
 Score by innings:
 Philadelphia ............. 002 900 1l0-4 Chicago .............. 900 900 o00--0
 Summary: Two-hase hits. Fletcher Stolen bases, Fiack. Miller. Sacrifice. Les lie. Duoble play, Fletcher. Parkinson and Leslie. Left on bases, Philadelphia n Chicago 8. Base on balls. off Meadows 2. Struck out. by Alexander 2, Meadows 3. Cheeves 3. Hits off Alexander 10 in innings, Cheeves in innings. Wild pitches. Meadows. Losing pitcher Alex ander. Empires. Rigler. Pf1rman and Mo Cormick. Time 1:5S.
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Baseball Results
AMERICAN AssOCiATTOi

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis $, Milwaukee I. Toledo O, St. Paul {. Columbus 5. Minneapolis II. Louisville T. Kansas City ,. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Columbia $. Charleston 0. At Augusta O. Charlotte 4. At Greenville 3, Spartanburg 2.
 TEXAS LEAGUE At Dallas 5-3. San Antonio 6-z (first game Il innings). At Wichita Falls 6. Galveston 2. At Shreveport 5, Beaumont 6. At Fort Worth Houston, wet grounds.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Toronto 5-2, Newark A.. At Buffalo 6, Reading 5. At Syracuse 5. Baltimore t At Rochester 6. Jersey City {.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Jacksonville 6. Daytona II. At St. Petersburg Il. Orlando !. At Lakeland 12, Tampa 10.
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Greenvile 3, Knoxville [. At Kingsport 2. Johnson City s. At Cleveland Bristol (rain).
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh 6, High Point e innings, rain).
 At Winston Salem 2, Durham s. At Danville Greensboro (rain).
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SOUTH AT
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
IL 1aheidhu lSf lhthPd ".
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
PITDMONT LEAGUE

At Greenviile 3. Knoxville [. At Kingsport 2. Johnson City s. At Cleveland Bristol (rain).