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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Objednejte 81 doutn1ky co da-
rex Vanocn1 cas-, kterymi
VAN poslouzf Josef Tlasek, 837
N. Madeira ST. roh Ashland av.


We srazce automobile ma
Washington boulevardu usmr-
cen byl Lester F. Pope Wash
ingtonu ctyri osoby poraneny
tax, re dopraveny byti musely
do nemocnice.
- Ma York road a Eversham
avenue 68leta Martha Suskeep
zabita byla automobilem u
terry.
We srazce automobile ma Wy
man Park Drive poraneny by
ly tehoz dne tfi osoby.
- Ma rohu Patterson Park
avenue a Chase ulic prekotil Sc
V utery taxicab a ctyri osoby v
nem sedlcl poraneny byly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
NejstudensjSi l. prosinec v 81
letech.

Baltimore v pondell, v den 1.
prosince zakusilo nejstudenej-
81 tento den behem 81 rokG. T.
terry, aby Sc nedalo zahubiti a
aby pondelku samotnemu neby
10 smutno, bylo jeste trochu
studenejs1. V horach zapadne
cd Cumberland napadlo sne-
hu do vyse 10 incl. Cd Frost
burgu az ku Pennsylvanske IL
Mi pc snehovych pluh1 zamest-
nano bylo ma silnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Weeks chce vynaloziti SIS, SOS.
600 ma Meade.

Pro zbudovan1 trvalych ka-
saren V Meade, Md, odporucu-
je sekretaf valky, John w.
Weeks, sumu $5,605.000 a
S636.000 ma potrebne budovy v
Aberdeen a $481, $50 ma zlep-
SEMI Edgewood arsenalu.
Celkem sekretar valky chce
S115,938.000. V sumo teto "a
hrnut jest naklad ma vojenske
stanice Hawai- $11,748.5OO a
na Panamsky kanal $19,53O.-
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Meststi dslnici dostali mens1
mzdy.

Kolem 900 muz1 zamestna-
nych odborem ma cisten1 ulic,
dostalo We ctvrtek o jeden den
mensf mzdy. M1sto dosud OBJ
vyklych sesti dn1 dostali jenom
"a pet dn1 podle nejnovejsl Wy
mozenosti ma radnici, kde zfl-
zeno centraln1 vyplacejlcl bu-
reau. Bureau m1sto patku po-
Gallo vyplaceti We ctvrtek. Fri
zenci nedostanou plny plat az
teprve tydnu 18. prosince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Mssto zaluje liknave.

Padesat pet zalob podano
bylo mestskou spravou proti
Eknavym, kteri dluhuj1 mestu.
zaloby proti MIN byly podany
We stredu pro nezaplacen1 obno
s1 pres 500, z nichz mnohe Sc
>datuj1 Cd roku 1921.
We ctvrtek podano bylo dal-
sich 1876 zalob. Celkem mestu
dluhuje $4,000 obnos kolem 3
milionG dolaru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Pet uhorelo v roztri$tsnem
vlaku.

Pet osob upaleno bylo We
troskach vlaku Detroit-Cleve-
land, kdyz tento u Wyandotte,
predmesti Detroitskeho, vrazil
do trucku, ma nemz nalozeno
bylo 40 sudI turpentinu. Mezi
uhofelymi byl motorman, dve
zeny, dltko jeden cestuj1cf.
Mrtvoly spaleny byly tax, re
hyly ku nerozeznanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
.Deset milionova pekarska
spolecnosf.

Hall pekarska spolecnost in
korporovana byla v 1tery aby
mohla provozovati pekafstvi V
Marylandu Sc zakladn1m kapi-
talem $10.000.OOO. Zadny re
tfl jejich feditelG nen1 Baltimo
fanem.
New Sc, zdali nova spolec-
most jest cast1 $60O,OOO.OOO pc
kafske spolecnosti, jez utvarl
Sc ma Vychode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Kopana mezi namoFnictvem a
armadou.

" sobotu odpoledne We Sta
dunn hrana bude kopana mezi
namofnictvem armadou. Hry
z1castn1 sc sekretaT namoTnic-
tva, Wilbur, a sekretaT valky,
Weeks, provazeni svymi staby.
Minulou sobotu kadeti z
West Point "a obrovskeho Il
Castenstv premohli v kopane
kadety Annapolis. Hire pflto-
men byl president Coolidge $
chotf svoj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Deset blockI poskozeno.

Pozarem, ktery v noci ne
dele ma pondel1 vypukl v budo-
We 1O5 N. Howard ulice a 228
w. Fayette ulice, zavinena by
la skoda v 10 obchodech bu-
dove um1stnenych We vysi 500
GOO. Jeden hasic behem hase-
nj omamen byl kouTem. Ku O.
hni svolano bylo 13 hasicskych
kumpani1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Zlodeji v pohodli Sc najedli.

Do domu Ora. Alberta J..
Hanna, {. 1T Oak Drive v Ca
louisville, vloupali Sc v pondeli
V noci zlodeji, z domu ukradli
zlate hodinky ozdobene 20 de-
manly, $40 ma hotovosti "a
sobu predvalecne koralky. Pc
zdarilem lupu zasedlo 81 kusst0
lu a pochutnali 81 ma jidle 4 dy
me rodinou zanechanem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Cohenovi vraz; opst prohrali.

Zadost 18-leteho Claude
Dobbse a 19-leteho Thomase j.
Forana, odsouzenych na, sibeni-
ci pro pFepadenf a usmrcenl
zlatnika Louise Cohena, o novy
soud, byla pondel1 sborem
soudcu ,zam1tnuta. Jedinou
nadej1 jest odsouzencdm jiz je-
nom odvolacf soud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Sest set tislc ma pristav.

sest set tis1c dolarG melo by
roku 1926 vynalozeno ma zlep-
Semi naseho pr1stavu, jak vypo-
cetl nacelnlka inz. odboru We
Washingtonu, general Harry
Taylor. Budouc1m rokem vlad
nj rozpocet ma zlepsovan1 pr1-
stavG a rex Soustatl ukazuje
polozku obnosu $71,6O4.98O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
PodIehl rans " kaznici.

Udefen drevem spadlym S Ia
Semi We slevarne Marylandskd
kaznice, Wesley Thomas, od-
souzenec ma 5 rokG, v pondelf
ra m1ste usmrcen byl. Thomas
do kaznice dan byl z Glenbur-
ME odsouzen byv v Annapolis
pro podvod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
o $624,256 vice z vody.

Ma vodnfch poplatcfch "a II
meslcG letosn1ho roku vybrano
bylo .celkem $2,935.671 Gill 0
S624,256 vice nezli "a IL mesl-
ca predesleho roku.
Wrist pfic1tan jest zvyseni
poplatku "a pilne pronasle-
dovanl neplat1c1ch osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Postovni prrijmy mensi.

Baltimorsky postovnf Trad
vykazuje "a listopad snlzene
pffjmy o S14,333.92 proti teze
dobe predesleho rpku. Celkem
"a listopad prijato bylo $431,-
689.16.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Ctyri sta sest choromyslnych
vyleceno.

Ze statnich 1stavG Marylan-
du propusteno bylo jako vylece
nych "a minuly rok 400 chovan
cd. v dstavech leceno bylo V
roce uplynulem konc1clm 30.
zarl celkem 1927 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Delnik popalen kyselinou.

Walter Burns z Warner ulice
tezce popalen byl kyselinou,
kdyz v. pondelf pri praci V Bal
timore Tube spolecnosti uklou-
q a padl do kyseliny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Omylem vzala jed.

Omylem mfsto tabletek proti
bolen1 hlavy vzala 23-leta Ha-
eel Fillmore dve tabletky jedu,
pozitfm jichz tezce Sc roznemo-
hla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
Sedesatilety usmrcen svitiply-
mem.

Joseph O'Connor, sedesat ro
XII stary, nalezen byl mrtev v
dome, {. 1890 E. Fayette ulice
Otravil Sc svitiplynem. O'Con-
ner jest padesatym patym, kite
ri Cd /. ledna letoSn1ho roku
sv1tiplynem otraveni byi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05
MlStnl zprayy.
z krajankych kruhG.

C0lG pOuIOCu pyl pOIluSA II
Josef Vacek {. 1912 Hannemar
avenue, jenz We veku As rok6
%. listopadu zemfel.
UstTicova vecefe, kterou
nsporadaly We stredu We skolni
mlstnosti kostela Cesko-M Morav-
skych Bratrf "a prispen1 mia
deze clenkyne sboru, koruno-
vana byla ku jejich radosti a
vsech pTltomnycR vseobecnym
zdarem. Ustfice, sunka, peel
vo a prikrmy chutnaly zname-
mite "okoTeneny" jsouce tim
nejzdravejsfm korenim, pfatel-
skym rozhovorem a vesel1m, ku
jehoz vysi pTispela "Vesnicka
Skola', nlz pan kantor mel
pine ruce prace Sc zaky i nav
St6vniky. Sbor srdecne dekuje
obetavym kuchafkam, vsem mi
lynn darcIm, vesele mladezi a
vsem svym host1m. Pomoc a u
castenstvf zlstane We vdecne
pameti.
- Minuly ctvrtek Dram. od-
Dor Sekce <'Pokrok" sehral di-
vadelni predstaven1 "Tfi hubic
kyv tunelu" Hra Sc vsem pTi-
tomnym velice l1bila a nikdo
nevychazel re sm1chu. Nav
Steva byla slusna. Vecer pax
pri tanecni zabave tez Sc kazdy
pobavil. Nynf Sc pripravuje
velkolepy Sylvestr.
= Ornament! T1mto upo-
zornujeme celou Ceskou vefej-
most re Sekce "Pokrok" spolec-
ne Sc ctyrmi spolky uspofada
prvni velkolepy bazar We pros
pech Delnickeho Domu a sice
f., 5. 6. prosince v Delnickem
Dome. Zaroven dIkujeme u
pTimne vsem tenn, kter1 pfispe-
Ii rGznymi Diary a doufame, re
sc tez kazdy z vas Pride ma
bazaar podfvati neb opravdu by
10 vybrano mnoho peknych We
cl. A iste mnahgsrad. n6jaky
darek k Yanocum 81 pride Wy
hrati neb koupiti. Tez dekuje-
me vsem ct6nym spolkGm KITE
II mas tomto podpoTili. MI
zeme jiz dnes T1ci, re vybor jest
ipln6 S VVSledkem SpOkOien.
Dairy Cd ctenych spolku budou
uverejneny vsecky najednou.
Ma bazaru bude 5 stank1 tez
bude zrfzena jfdelna kavar-
IA. Hudba soudr. G.. Maska
bude pekn6 hrati a Wy vsichni,
co to ctete, jste srdecne v1tani
Tajemn1k
Neopomente Sc dostavit
ra divadeln1 pTedstaven1 ktere
predvede ma jevisti v Cesk6 Ma,
rodnf s1ni v Curtis Bay Dram
odbor Telocvicne Jednoty So.
kol V Curtis Bay V sobotu, dne
6. prosince. Zacatek v 7:3(
vecer. Hrati Sc bude ''Pychs
rTedchazf pad" aneb 'Kletbs
Mamonu", obraz re zivota ven
kovsk6ho We 3 jednan1ch.
Velkou Mikulasskou ri
bavu, jaka zde jeste nebyla pt
Tadati bude Sok. Jed. Blesk '
sale Sokolovny jiz toto pondel
dne 8. prosince v 7.30 hod. We
Ger. Bohaty program pT1hodn,
Gasoveho razu velice' obecen
stvo rozjaT1, neb dcinkovati bu
dou nejleps1 komikove. Roz
davani dark6 mikulasem, kter
tam o teto zabave zav1ta, pr
nese kazdemu mnoho pfekva
peni radostij Vstupenky me
zno obdrzeti pouze pfedprc
deli v obchodech Bratf1 Sve.
da, Ashland ave., j. Cihlai
Luzerne Ashland ave. a V Sc
kolovne, neb u pokladny $
prodavati nebudou. V pTlpad
re by nekomu nebylo mozn
vstupenku 81 v cas- zaopatfit
bude tud1z mono 81 j dodate'
ne zakoupiti u baru v Sokolo1
ne. Vstupenky proto prodav;
ny predem, by dostali Sc pouz
do rukou nasf cesk6 verejnos
cfmz odstran6n bude vliv ulic
IA raz zabavy. Chceme usp'
fadati zabavu peknou a opra,
du ceskeho razu, proto nike
neopomente mezi mas zav1tat
neb nikdo nebude V tuzbac
svych sklaman.
Ms@ HEaaggsaa
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-05

Ma den Americkeho po-
svfceni sehral Dram. odbor So
kolske Jednoty Blesk peknou
veselohru Sc zpevy "Bobecek z
ministerstva' cd J. Badly. Hra
tato Sc velice l1bila obzvlaste
zpevnf sceny, takze obecenstvo
kterez V TAX hojnem poctu do
Sokolovny zavitalo, odmenova-
10 vykony 1cinkujiclch neutu-
chajiclm potleskem. Po diva
die pax Sc vesele tancilo pri RI
9ne hudb6 sok. E. Stetky.
Ma Novy Rok pTipravuje
Dram. odbor sehran1 pekne We
selohry Sc zpevy "Nahrazkovy
kraT". Hra tato jest novinkou
zvlastniho razu, dele, jaky zde
doposud ma zadnem jevisti ne
byl. Ma kostymech Sc horlive
pracuje.
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and so did Held, for after halv:ng the twenty-eighth hole he won six of the next seven holes, finishing with birdie four on the 5O0-yard thirty-fifth.
 Seckel Off
 Seckel, wfp won the title in 1911, was not playing championship golf most of the time today. but his youth full opponent, William Medart of St. Louis, was still less able and finally succumbed on the seventeenth green, 2 and 1.
 Nudge reached the semi-finals by downing B. F. Garter of Chicago, for merly Irish champion, 2 and 1, after having had a lead of seven holes at the end of the first nine. Carter, by shooting one under par on the second nine, cut this lead down to four up and by scoring 34, one under par on the first half in the afternoon, as com pared to his 43 in the morning, squared the match. It was then that the heavy rain descended on their contest and while neither did very well up to the finish, the Princeton youth outplayed the veteran Carter and entered the penultimate round, winning, 2 and 1.
 The fa*orites among the experts for the semi-finals are Manion and John- son, both of whom have shot splendid golf during the entire tournament thus far. Manion qualified with 7O-73-143 in tie for second place, while John- son was only three strokes behind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
GOLF AND! OTHER TROUBLES
By sARRIE PAYNE

the chasm was spanned by q foot bridge. This bridge, covered with turf, formed the fairway. Not much lee way for hooks or slices.
 '"The sixth tee was three feet under water and the green was in the top of a tree. This made sporty combina- tion. Number Seven, with the tee in the treetop and the green under water, also offered quite test golfing skill.
 "FOr the eight hole I bought two elephants and erected flat platforms on their backs. These platforms support ed the tee and green. If your tee shot landed on the green you were all right. But if it struck the elephant and frightened him the green would suddenly go away from there and you'd have to chase it for miles to get another shot.
 The ninth hole was my masterpiece. The green was surrounded by a stone wall and had a roof over it. The walls and roof were built solid, with out a single opening. In short, Num- Der nine simply could NOT be played.
 When my course was finished called the Pro over to look at it. T guess this layout will hold you I said. \ don't think you'll break par on this. set your own par, make it a par 3S1 or what you willard you still can't shoot 1t in par, or even in Bogey.' dlrected his attention to Number One. winch required the perpendicular hitch to the top of the cliff.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
SPORT S|
CHICK EVANS BEATEN
 AT CHICAGO TOURNEY
Burton Nudge Johnston, Manion-Seckel Match
 ed In Semi-Finals

CHICAGO, July 24.-James Manion, St. Louis, trans-Mississippi champion. will play Albert Seckel, Chicago, for merly westeSn champion, and H. R.. Johnston, Minnesota champion, will meet Burton Nudge, Chicago, former junior champion, in the semi-final rounds oe the western amateur golf tournament at Hinsdale tomorrow as a result of their victories today in the third round.
 The most notable match today was that between Manion and the defend- ing champion, Chick Evans, who held the title for the eighth time. Manion played a brand of golf that might readily have beaten the best ball of any three star players and as Evans was not up to his usual form with his irons, the St. Louis player readily de- feated him by the wide margin of 8 and z. Next to this match most in terest centered in the contest betX. cen Johnson and Eddie Held of St. Louis, and it was only on the last nine holes that the Minnesota champion, during a heavy rain storm, was able to overhaul his opponent and win, 3 and l. Held had been two up at the end of the first nine and three up at the end of the morning rourd, when he shot 71 to Johnston's 75, and he maintained this advantage until the twenty-seventh hole was passed and they turned in to the home stretch. Then the rain broke
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
CITY LEAGUERS
 RETAIN CUSTOM
Yellow Cabs Remaining Games
 To Be Forfeited

Decision to abide by the league pre- cedent that has obtained concerning forfeiture of q withdrawn teams games was voted at the meeting of the City league last night in the city hall. It was at first declared by the managers that there should be a reversion to the Southern league ruling of erasing all games save the minimum number played with any club; but resembling of South ern Bells vote placed the situation in it's original status. It was announced that Red Top Cab has withdrawn.
 The meeting was characterized by high feeling much of the time, but most of those concerned were well satisfied by the time the problem had been dis cussed more than two hours. Sayreton, immediately after the vote against fol- lowing the custom of forfeiting the re- mainder of Yellow Cf.I's games, with drew from the league.
 This action caused consternation among officials, as Sayreton has been a mainstay of the loop for nearly 10 years. After other matters had been disposed of, the question was revived and Southern Bells negative vote re- scinded. The other clubs voting no fell in line, so that the forfeiting stands of the rest fo the departing teams schedule. Sayreton will prob IAbly stay in, though nothing final is yet known.
 It was also decided to meet ;.gain August 5, the last day for switches fin lineup. All teams after this day must go through the rest. of the year with the players then under contract.
 The ruLner-up for tn city champion- ship will meet the winn,r in the Tar rant City league, according to an- nOuncement last night. This is only provisional, depending upon mutual agreement of the teams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
GO.MAD-AND-BITE.YOURsELF


 Speaking of Colorado" began Munchausen Muggs.
 "Who was?" yelled ten members with one voice.
 q am," he replied. 'T used to live there and while I was there built the hardest nine-hole course in the world. got tired of hearing low handicap men eternally complaining that this or that course was too easy. The pro at our club was the worst. No course in the world was hard enough to suit that baby. So one day I said to my self, I'm gonna build a golf course that'n make the Pro get down on his knees and beg for mercy
 ''So I immediately sot busy. As the result of my efforts tho new course of the c. M. A. B. Y. Club (Go-Mad-and- Bite-Yourself) was ready for play twelve months later.
 ''The first tee was. at the bottom of a perpendicular cliff. The green was on top. The ball~had to be pitched straight upward. Try and do it!
 Number two was in the middle of a lake, on rafts. One raft, badly bal anced and wObbly, formed the tee. The green was supported by another raft. The hole varied in length from day to day, depending on winds and currents. The fairway? Try and find it! The third hole was Q one-shotter of the usual type, except that row of bark. ing on the players drive can easily be imagined.
 '"The fairway on Number Four re- sembled a cemetery, being thickly dot ted with marble slabs set at every angle. When a hard-hit drive struck slab-well, figure it out for yourself.
 "The tee and green of Number Five were on opposite sides of canyon. It was impossible to drive across. But
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
ATHENS BEATS
 INDEPENDENTS

ATH--.S, Ala, July 24.-The strong Athens team cOpped the first game of a three-game series with the Huntsville Independents here today. The locals took the lead early and were never in danger. The easy feature of the game was Collins home run in the second in- ming with the bases loadCl; the locals scoring fiv runs with seven hits in this inning. Afte" the fatal second, McAIil- lin, former University of Alabama star, settled down and pitched good ball.
 Score by innings: R. H. E.. Huntsville .... .O0O 900 32O-5 II. 1 Athens ........1 .15O O10 1Ox-S 12 2
 Batteries: MeMillin and Tipton {; LipscOmb, Richardson and Chambers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
PROTEST ENTRY
 OF WILD BULL

NEW YORK. July 24.-DepOrtatiOH of Luis Angel FirpO, Argentine boxer, Was demanded of United States At torney Hayward today by Canon Will liam &. Chase, as head of the New York Civic League, Fin the interest of clean sports and morals"
 Canon Chase said Firpo came to this country with Blanca Lourdes, who was held at Ellis Island and today al- lowed to go to Cuba, and declared he could see no reason why she should have been refused permission to land while FirpO was allowed to enter.
 Canon Chase turned over to Mir. Hayward confidential information con corning the case, the nature of which he decline dtO make public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
CRACKERS GRAB FROM PELICANS New Anti-Stalling Rule Invoked In Second
 Game

ATLANTA. Ga, July 24.-Atlanta won the first game of a double header from New Orleans this afternoon. { to 3, and possibly won the second, the score being to in favor of the home team when darkness called a halt after five and one-half innings of a scheduled seven inning contest. The new anti-stalling rule now In vogue in the Southern association will carry over one inning of the second game to be played tomorrow before the regularly scheduled appearance of the two teams for the second day of the series. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
SOLD
 TO CLEVELAND

NEW ORLEANS, July 24.-Fred Jackson, 20-year-Old Pelican shortstop. has been sold to the Cleveland Indians, it was announced today by Prcsi lent Heinemann. Jackson joined the New Orleans club at the beginning of this season, having been purchased from Dubuque, Ia. He is hitting .271.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
CHICKASAWS CAPTURE TWO Pebbles Badly Mangled By The League
 Leaders

LITTLE ROCK, July 24.-Memphis took afternoon, 13 to 4 and to 1. The Chicks made more than enough runs to win the first game in the fifth inning when they hit Newton freely and took advantage of four errors, for total of eight runs. The visitors took the second game by out hitting the locals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25

- bummary: Two-base hits, EIch, Collins. Stolen bases. Bluege. Goslin. Sacrifices, Kamm, Mcclellan, Goslin. Double plays, Judge to Peck to Judge. Left on bases, Chicago 5. Washington g. Bases on balls, off Leverette 3, Cvengros 8, Lyons 1, John son 8, Russell 2. Struck out, by Leverette g. Johnson 3, Russell 1. Hits, off Lever cite in innings, Cvengros 1 in 2-3, Lyons none in 1-3, Johnson in 5, Rus sell in 4. Wild pitch, Cvengros Win ming pitcher. Russell. Losing pitcher
 Cvengros: Empires, Nallin and Dineen.
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Summarys IWo-base ms, HaWKB, Mackey, Niehaus. D. Anderson. Sacrifices, Fisher, Wagner, Mackey. Double plays, Lindstrom to Murray to Hawks, Fisher to Murray to Hawks. Struck out, by, Lind strom 3, by Roe ?. Bases on balls, off Roe 9. Passed ball, D. Anderson. Left on bases, Nashville 8, Chattanooga 8. Hit by pitcher, by ,Lindstrom (Crossley), Um- pires, WilliarS and Doolan. Time, 2:0S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
MORAN TO MEET
 BENNY LEONARD

CLEVELAND, O., July 24.-Benny LeOnaGrd, champion lightweight boxer. and Pal Moran of New Orleans have been matched in 1O-rOund no decision bout at the Olympic arene here on the night of August II, Matchmaker Tommy McGinty announced today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
REIICS

"John," said his wife, q found some very queer-loOking tickets in your desk today: One said Ruler, 6 to r. What does it all mean?"
 My archaeological studies, dear" he answered. Relics of a lost race Vancouver Province.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25

ham 3. Double plays, Marriott to Huhn. CuetO to Kelly ot Huhn (2), Cueto to hits and ruins off Good in innings, Bases on balls, off Good B. Walker 1. struck out. by Ellis g. by Good 2, by Walker 1. Empires. Campbell Brenner and Pigue. Time. l:26.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
FIRST GAME
x8atted H:1s for whitaker in eiESSh. 1SS 10 , zone out when winning run scored.
Totals .........s0 6 27

xBatted for Mclaughlin in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 New Orleans ..,......... 900 900 1923 Atlanta .................. 900 100 2O1-4
 Summary: Two-base hits, Hoffman Zoellers 2. Eiehoff Three-base hits, Tuck CT. Burrus. Home run. Niehoff. Stolen bases Bogart, Henry, Ewoldt. Sacrifices. Hoffman. Krehmeyer, Burrns. Good Dou- ble plays. Tucker to Henry. Lapan to Ewoldt, Ewoldt to Henry to Jackson, Niehoff to Burrus, Burrus to Mclaughlin Left on bases. New Orleans 3. Atlanta [. Cavet l. off Mclaughlin 2. Struck out, by Whitaker ?. by Cavet l. by McLaugh- nings. Cavet in innings. Hit by pitch CT, by Mclaughlin (Bogart). Wild bitch, Whtttaker. Losing pitcher, Cavet. Um- pires' McGowan and Pfenninger. Time,