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THE TsASHVILLE AMERICAN THURSDAY JULY 2 1903 Philadelphia 0 0 1 3 1 0 5 2 12 0 RECORDS SHATTERED STARTLING CATCHES Batteries Menefee and Kimg Mint II and Dooln AT NEW YORK NEW YORK July 1 In D-in A lawyer worked on a case until he won it and lost his nerveforre plete with brilliant plays In which both BWM took pint New ork won from St i-ouis Attendance 3R75 Score: in New York 0 0 ft 1 1 1 0 9 1 St Louis 0 00(1 0 1 1 0 2 McGlnnitv and Warnnr OXOLO ALAN -A DALE AND RAG TAG SET OTSW MARKS AT WASHINGTON PARK TRACK Former Defeats Savable Going Mile in 3-5i While Litter Covers 7 i-a Furlongs in Jfohn McGurk i Beats Heavily -Weighted McChesney MADE BY NASHVILLE'S SHORTSTOP AT MONTGOMERY L0WNEY HELPS WIN THE GAME Errors on the Part of Busch of the Whistlers Also Contribute to the Result Which is Reached in the Eleventh Inning Currle utid Ryan Why Not AT BROOKLYN BROOKLYN July -l-It was a pitchers' battle Attendance 2500 Score: it Built up his nervous Pittsburg 00000 6 4 by ten and he wui nroomyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 7 2 Batteries-Phllippl and Phelps Jones Ahearn and Rltter AT BOSTON BOSTON July Boston-Cincinnati another case game rain Sourlock Neal 8r Co For sale bv all druc and grocers 'iv '-a "WUI Investigate and see what a card system will do for your business? The most progressive merchants manufacturers and professional men are being convinced daily It's the easiest thing you ever saw All you need is a look Suppose you get in line FOSTER -m WEBB DURSERS 215 North College Strrot American Association Columbus 7 Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 4 St Paul I Toledo 12 Louisville 3 Milwaukee 7 Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 6 Kansas City 0 LEAGUE tion 107 Model Monarch Flora Bright 105 Onyx 104 Bargee 103 Jerry 101 Dr Moody Snaje 100 Walter Fisher Artist Oil in The Can 96 Sixth race steeplechase short course free Mrs Grannan 149 Arius 140 Captain Couover 130 Saubex 138 Faraday Jr 127 Pat My Boy 128 Cubanlte 126 Sol 125 CHICAGO July Two world's records were broken at Washington Park to-day Alan-a-Dale running without the lash of whip lowered the world's record for one mile to 1:37 3-5 He accomplished the feat In the first race of tfte day and handily tMKt Savable In the fifth race Rag Tagi set the mark for 1 furlongs at 1:32 1-6 The truck was never li hotter condition for r'cord-breaking but a stiff breeze Mew up the borne stretch Alan-a-Dale In the mile race set the pace all the way The fractional time of his race was quarter :25 1-5 half 48 3-5 three-quarters 1:13 3-5 one mlleV 3-5 Alan-a-DtaJe's ime Is the bfcst ever made over a circular track The former record of I ZTi was made at Bay In 1901 by Brigadier li that race Brigadier carried 112 pounds Alan-n-Dsle had up 110 pounds to-day and van ridden by Jockey CflWlsjlUt Alan-a-Dale Is owned by McDowell of Lcxlng-ton Ky The horse Is by Halma-Sudte JleNalry and la" four years old He broke down a tier winning the Ken Sperlal Dispatch to The American CLARKSVILLE Tenn July Clarksvllle won the Berles by defeating Hopklnsvllle this afternoon in a one-sided contest 8core: RHE Clarksvllle 1 0030200 12 4 Hopklnsvllle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 Holmes and Holmes Chatham and Street Blnehello Maru Amiga ri Clarena Illuminate and Veneer also ran Fourth race 4V4 Flo Manola 105 (J Walsh) 10 to 1 won Temple 110 (Blake) 3 to 1 second Maud Johnson 110 (Singleton) 3 to 1 third Time :56 Vestment Lyrist Miss Fleischmann Ericula Annie Robinson Jl' i molne and Lusty also ran Fifth race selling 1 Simpson 104 (Castro) 10 to 1 won Not Wisely 97 (Plerratt) 7 to 2 second Wallabout 101 (L Dean) 6 to 1 third Time 1:57 Handcuff Black Dick Picktlme Balrd Malay Penela Mandamus Advocater Ruby Ray and Senor also ran Sixth race 6 Sardine 112 (J Walsh) 9 to 5 won Carl Kahler 106 (T Dean) 3 to 1 second Whisky King 107 (Stevens) even third Time 1:134 Euclaire Sly Boots Showman and Merriment also ran SOI THERN LEAGUE STANDING Played WonLoatPC Memphis 62 34 18 654 Little Rock 52 31 31 69 Nashville 49 25 24 511 Shreveport 51 26 28 510 Montgomery 62 500 Atlanta St 24 28 462 Birmingham 63 24 29 New Orleans 53 17 38 1 NO GAMES SCHEDULED TO-DAT Special Dispatch to The American MONTGOMERY Ala July l-In a poor and ragged exhibition of base ball Nashville won from the Legislators by a score of 4 to 3 In an eleven inning game The game was full of wrangling throughout much to the disgust of the spectators In the first inning the Legislators went to pieces Knoll went to first on Spratt's error and to second on Clark's muff and scored on Hussey's hit to right Bussey went to second on the throw In home and scored on Wiseman's drive to left The game then got to see-sawing but Nashville had the lead up to the ninth when Molesworth caught one of Bailey's drops for two bags and scored on Whistler's two-bagger Nashville won the game in the eleventh with one man out on Rusch's errors Bailey pitched a nice one out to left went to second on Lowney's bunt to third on Busch's error of Knoll's fly and scored on Busch's error of Cargo's grouoder Thus Nashville has another scalp to her bell Lowney made a beautiful pne-handed high Jumping catch of Brennan drive in the eighth Lowney played a sensational game at short and In fact by two startling catches robbed Montgomery of a victory Bailey was hit hard but showed splendtd Judgment In emergencies Score: Nashville- AB RBHPOAE Lowney a 7 1 2 2 1 0 Knoll 7 110 0 1 Cargo 3b 6 0 0 1 Bussev lb 8 1 1 13 0 AMATEUR GAMES Stockholders' Meeting A special stockholders' meeting of th Nashville Spoke A Handle Company Is hereby called to meet at the office of the company Nashville Tenn on July 17 1908 at 10 o'clock a for the purpose of electing directors to till vacancies and to transact any other business that muy legally come before It Kl UN Secretary July 1 three fastest fielders In the league He should add the names of Duffy and A Miller and the list would look Age-Herald Please add Punch Knoll to this list Elberfleld seems to have Injected more life into the New York stars playing for Clarke Griffith and they are winning games with more regularity It is said that President Gordon has demanded of Griffith to make good or step aside for somebody else At Sheepshead First race on main track: 6 furlongs 123 Bellarlo Olympian Dean Swift 111 Invincible Illyria 112 Worry Unmasked Duelist U0 Mabel Richardson 108 Slave oir Voorhles Royal Summers M'smer 107 Gold Money Navasota ExUavagance Our Nugget 102 Second race selling of Futurity course: 6Vi Tommy Rot 108 Sandhurst Charlie Fiahei Celebrant 107 Klngsland Sailor Knot 106 Steelmaker 104 Honey Bee Ihe Lady Rhoe-sia 102 Juvenilia 99 Brooklyn 97 Symphony Origin 94 Third race: 1 Moon Daisy 1L1 Dekaber 104 Ada May Adios Stamp-ng Ground Ithan Pastoral 59 Fourth race the Spendthrift: mile and an Golden Maxim 122 River Pirate 115 Eugenia Burch Injunction 112 Maekey Dwer 108 Merry Acrobat 107 Elliott Dauphin 100 Col-onsay 95 Allan 90 AT DELMAR nu (I'Hrlin'u frlpnds In the Mir leagues evidently think that the South Special Dispatches to The American COLUMBIA Tenn July l-ln a hard fought game to-day Decatur won from Columbia Score: RHE Columbia 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 3 Decatur 10000001 2 Spencer and Fisher Nick-ens and Salllard HUNTSVILLE Ala July l-Hunta-vllie will enjoy the first regular base ball of the season on Friday and Saturday next The local team and the crack team from Winchester Tenn will play on Friday and on the Fourth of July irj the new West End Park 8EWANEE Tenn July In a ragged game of base ball between two picked teams from the University and the Grammar School the Grammar School won the game by the score of 7 to ern League la made up of a lot of amateur--3f three men recommended for Birmingham not one Is fast enough for the Cotton 8tates League able-bodied men and there seemed a douht whether or not she could be brought to the track without accident Tony McCafferty suggested that they give his son who had the mount a leg up and turn her loose McCafferty was riding her at 84 pounds but had no trouble and those in the grandstand had no idea of the paddock entertainment The running of the raea demonstrated that the filly knew what McCafferty she won They were Doosteu as neing Comiskey Is after Third Baseman Unglaub of Milwaukee Catcher Toft of Toronto wore the mask In twenty-seven consecutive games Only two of the Phillies are batting over Kelster and Wolverton Two Lick a Ten to One Shot Captured the Feature Event ST LOUIS Mo July The racing was fair and patronage good at Delmar Park to-day Two Lick an outsider won the feature Three quarters of a length separated the first three horses In this event Clales at the false price of 6 to 1 won the third race quite easily Track fast Summary: First race selling Be True 112 (Troxler) 3 to 1 won Charles 109 (Donegan) 6 to second Mac-Beth third Time Second rare selling i LIU Noel 95 (Wolff) 18 to 5 won Sextette 100 (Gullett) 4 to 1 second Hoe-down third Time Third race tUf Clales 109 (Watson) 6 to 1 won Wellesley 111 (Troxler) 4 to 1 second Algaretta third Time 1:23 Fourth race 6 Two Lick 94 (Hlgglns) 10 to 1 won Miss Mae Day 106 (Troxler) 6 to 1 second Croix d'Or third Time 1:16 Fifth race mile and 70 Maud Oorme 105 (Troxler) 6 to 5 won Ed Ball 94 (Calvet) 2 to 1 second Kitty Clyde third Time 1:46 Sixth race selling: 1H Josle 98 (C Bonner) 8 to 1 won Pirateer 100 (F Smith) to 1 second The Messenger third Time 1:56 Wiseman 1 0 2 1 0 0 Moss 2b 0 0 7 0 Johnson 6 0 1 6 0 Roth 5 0 1 1 0 0 Bailey 6 1 1 1 I Gearge 8talllngs of Buffalo aays he will not stand for a twelve-club league tucky Derby laat year and was retired for the season The record Broken by Rag Tar was formerly held by Dunois who ran in 1 at Oakland The racing to-lay also brought the downfall of McChesney who was beaten In the greut Western Handicap by John McOurk Notljirtg hut weight beat the gallant chestnut horse He carriea 134 pounds and was conceding 28 pounds to the winner After rating McChesney for the first mile Jockey Domlnik took him to the front An eighth of mile out McChesney looked a certain winner but be tired under the heavy weight John McOurk challenged him nd Domlnlok began to whip MeChes-eny The chestnut was done and John McGurk won by a length The time 2 81 2-5 was a second and three-fifths 1 inter than the time of the American I -rby Three favorites won Summary: First race Alan-A-Dale 110 ii'rowhurst) 11 to 10 won Savable 100 (Helgerson) 9 to 10 second Sioux hlef 100 (A Hooker 40 to 1 third Time 1 37 3-5 Huzzah ran Second race 5 Handsome -Fiorry 97 (Helgerson) 13 to 5 won nile Hodge 97 (A Booker) 20 to 1 second Cognomen 105 (Henry) 10 to 1 third Time 1:00 2-5 Preakness Sou-1 pre My Ester Berry Waddell Deddy Falkland Woodlawn Belle Lady Free Knight Triumvir Glisten and Sclpio Tnlrd race the Great Western Handl-cn gross value $4140 mile and a half-Jo McGurk 106 (Adkins) 17 to 1 Wtm McChesney 134 (Dornlnlck) 3 to 5 second Littlo Scout 102 (Sheehan) to 1 third Time 2:31 2-5 Luclen Ap-p'ehy Alcrdlne Flying Torpedo Gold Jrl! ran Fifth race 6 Irene Lindsay 43 (Dnmlnifk) 7 to 5 won: L'Etrenno 110 (Henry) 8 to 5 second: Nellie Waddell 105 (Otis) 10 to 1 third Time 1:22 Totals 49 4 33 14 John Madden rode a new Jockey when he started Raglan In the first race yesterday The colored boy Hicks had the mount and It Is the first of a series of mounts he will have for Madden If the present Intentions are carried out says the New York Telegraph of Monday Last Winter overtures were made by Madden to secure Hicks who at that time was riding with signal success on the New Orleans track At ths time Hicks was contemplating attaching himself to the Perry Belmont stable and It was to that stable that he tame when he left the South dden was well pleased with the manner In which Hicks rode Raglan In the opening rare and he will be given a chajice In the "cherry and white hoops" The race Hicks rode on River Pirate when he won the Bwift Stakes nnd hung up a new record for seven furlongs stepping It In 1:25 flat Is per LaJole lets Clingman pluy In his place cold and rainy days How Roth put otit for batting out of his place In the fourtn AB RBHPOAE Lefty Davis the Nashville boy with the New York Americans Is picking up In his work and is again rated as one of the country's star outfielders Spratt Sb 0 2 2 1 1 Chllds 2b 1 2 2 I 0 Molesworth 1 3 2 0 1 Whistler lb 0 2 12 0 0 Flanagan 1 6 1 0 0 0 Kanrler 5 0 1 2 0 0 Clark 6 0 2 4 3 0 Busch 6 0 0 0 1 3 Billy Keeler pitched one game In the Connecticut League In 1890 and was immediately released Brennan 6 0 2 0 4 0 CAMPAU GIVES IT UP New Orleans Manager Resigns Because of Team's Poor Showing Special Dispatch to The American NEW ORLEANS La July l-Chas Campau the manager of the New Orleans Baae Ball Club tendered his resignation to the Board of Directors of the club to-day The resignation of Manager Campau came as a surprise to the board The cause of the resignation Is the poor showing of the Pelicans The Board of Directors met this afternoon and accepted the resignation The board decided to employ Second Baseman Wrlgley the new man from Worcester as Manager and Captain of the team Wrlgley will continue to play second He Is regarded as one of the best of the new men on the team and Is said to have plenty of ability to manage the team successfully Campau said In an Interview: "As manager of the team I was held responsible for the poor showing No one is to be blamed but myself I have done my utmost to make the team win but have failed My resignation haa not been asked for but I have tendered it voluntarily I have been treated first-class by every one and have no complaints to offer I am leaving the team for the good of the game and If my best wishes count for anything I hope that the boys will Immediately strike a winning streak" haps the best performance he has shown Totals 49 3 14 30 14 Fifth race Suburban renewal: 1 mile and 2 Blues Majot Dalnger-fteld 123 Herber 118 Coidsmlth 116 Irish Lad Bonnibort 115 Waterbury 112 Glenwater 108 His Eminence 105 City Bank 102 Andy Williams 100 Hunter Ralne 97 Sixth race selling: Flara 109 Morokanta Rough Riuti 10s Bellarlo Courtenay Early Eve 106 Akela 105 Chicle Dark Planet 104 Cardegan Lee King 103 Damon 102 Bitie Jaj Salura-diy 101 Raglets 95 Roland 94 Ring Oove 89 Salora 84 Seventh race mile and a ilxteenth on Articulate 126 Bon Mot 125 The Rval U7 t'ane 116 Dr Saylor Lord Badge li Locket 111 Tugai Bey 104 At Delmar First race 5 furlongs Anna Hardy 108 Mattie Hoedown Bush Smith Llla Noel 100 Falcons Pearl 115 Wreath of Ivy Saraose 116 Second race furlongs lbrodiade 122 Cardwellton 113 Eliza Cooh 117 Weird 121 Blue Grass Girl Orpheum 108 Stub Sceptre 115 Mike Strauss 126 Third race 5 furlongs Lonlanla 100 Busier 106 Thales 10f Bell The Cat 109 Getchel 107 Reglna 99 Allans 103 Tiomaine 100 Ora Mncklnney 97 Athena Hast Du Geshen Allegrette 102 Fourth nice 1 1-16 miles Pettijohn 92 Buccleuth 94 Helen Print 96 Orria 97 Fifth race mile and 70 yards 115 Ida Penzance 102 Class Leader 86 Lord Neville 106 Dr Jones Tony Lopping 103 Lasso Ben Hullum 101 Galanthua 98 Gas Lighter 94 Judge Cantrlll Daddy Bender 91 Sixth race Landola Golden Glitter Virgle d'Or Kitty Clyde Keno-va 100 Cider Cider We have- the choicest ciders in this market and guarantee every package When in need of any call Dlehl Lord Score by Innings: Left Fielder Mclntyre of Buffalo hasn't made an error this season and has a batting average of 400 Montgomery 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-3 Nashville 2 0001 0 0 0 0 0 The Triumvirs of Boston are paying Wiley Piatt M200 and his contract reads that he cannot be released for anything this season 2-5 Nlrkey Headwater Vestry Sparks is the hard-luck pitcher of the Phillies He won but one out of four games yet the opposing teams scored an aggregate of seven runa Cranium ran Fifth race 7 1-2 Hag Tag One out when winning run was made SUMMARY Earned Nashville 2 Montgomery Two Base Spratt Brennen Whistler and Molesworth (2) Stolen Knoll Lowney and Moss Sacrifice Cargo Knoll Lowney Kanaler and Busch Struck By Bailey Brennan 3 Bates on By Brennan 5 Bailey 4 Passed Clark Double Moss to Twney to Bus-Bey Lowney unassisted Cargo to Bussey Sorber OTHER SOUTHERN GAMES Guy Hecker once a famous pitcher for Louisville has been appointed Superintendent of Merarch Park a popular resort betweeen Oil City and Franklin Pa TO-DAY'S RACING CARDS At Washington Park First rnee: 4ft furlong-Kequtmls Ouden 108 Gen Stewai' My Gem 105 Wm Wright Zar Van Esiier Royai Arms 103 Interrogation 105 Gus Quarles Charlie Slade Honest John Rlumenthal Father Tallent 103 My Jane Trumpeuse Sauer Kraut 100 Second race: 1 1-16 The Bobby 104 Aline Abbot Mr Ttnberlakt Miracle II 102 Marcos 100 Erd of Avon Felix Bard 99 Louisville 97 Mezzo 87 Third race Quick Stop Stake: half Proceeds Paris 121 Memories Foresight Sanctum Patsy Brown Badger Girl Orient 118 Annie Davis Silk Maid Don Domo Touchstone 115 Fred I-eppert Jason Gayoso 111 Fourth race handicap: Toah 109 Gregor 106 Sidney Love 105 Federal 104 Brulare Schwalbe 101 Bragg 100 Linguist 99 Talpa 96 Hoodwink 95 Paul Whaley 95 Lemco 93 Fifth race: 6ty Cruzados John Peters 122 Golden Rule 121 Sylvia Talbot Semper Vlvum 108 Sixth race selling: 1 1-16 miles-Boaster 104 The Kontucklan 102 Glass ful 101 Little Klkln 109 Charlie Thompson John 97 Kllmorle 93 Ever Bessie 98 BASE BALL GOSSIP 104 (Adkins) 6 to 1 won Orfio 92 (Trea-nor) 6 to 1 second Mary Glenn 93 (L Wilson) 7 to third Time 1:82 1-5 Red Tip Slap Dash Galba Moore Will Shelly Travers Olents VFsir Lady Double ran 8lxth race 7 1-2 Stuyve 104 (Adkins) 5 to 2 won Antonius 112 (Otis) 6 to 1 second: Evelyn Byrd 98 (J Hooker) 30 to 1 third Time 1:32 3-5 Hudson Bay Wonder Harry Lou Wood Father' Wentker Flaunt McLovable Last Knight and Little Duchess II ran AT LITTLE ROCK LITTLE ROCK Shreveport pulled to-day game from the fire In the ninth Inning by a score of 2 to Little Rock seemed to have It well In hand but hitting at the proper time In the ninth won for the visitors The game was fast and snappy throughout Score: RHE The following special to Wednesday's Memphis Commercial Appeal dated Little Rock Is self-explanatory: "President Kavanaugh to-night wired Newt Fisher that under no circumstances must Hill play again Fisher wired last night that Kennedy and Wiseman had left him and asked to use Hill to-day President Kavanaugh wired permission and wired Secretary Farrel that he had done so To-night he received a wire from Farrel that under no circumstances must Hill be allowed to play and President Kavanaugh acted accordingly Hill Is claimed by Kansas City" Little Rock 0 0100000 6 2 Shreveport 0 0000000 J' 7 1 Watt and Lynch Swan and Grafflus AT BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM July Birmingham made It three straights from Atlanta by pounding Ely hard Smith was In great form and but for a cluster of er "King" Bailey made good again Keep it up King! rors In the second inning and two bases on balls In the ninth Atlanta would not have scored Heavy hitting by Vaughaji and Iawter was the feature of the game Attendance 900 Score: RHE Birmingham 10013010 13 3 Charged With Swindling Special Dispatch to The American Hl'NTSVlLLE Ala July l-Alex HlKKlnbotham of Jackson County Is in Jail here on a charge of obtaining false and excessive mileage from the (iovernment after being a witness at a term of the United States Court Hlg-gtnbotham It is claimed committed the effense In 1900 and since then has been living in Tennessee His arrest followed a visit to his old home in Jackson county Dry Towns We have an Imitation beer-non-alcoholic non-intoxicating Sells like hot cakes Try it Dlehl Lord Alabama Railroad Commission Special Dispatch to The American MONTGOMKRV Ala July l-Tne Alabama Railroad Commission met today but adjourned until to-morrow on account of the absence of Associate Commissioner Tunstall but before adjourning received from Comer White et al more reasons why the rate of freight should be the same in Alalma as in OeorglK There were only a few railroad officials present A Norwich Ct base ball scribe is responsible for the following: "Dave Murphy sold at Atlanta for $500 is back again Dave played in three games did good work: but according to a letter received reported sick so was sent North Murphy still belongs to Atlanta as nothing was said about giving him his release although reading between the lines of the epistle that came with the return of Murphy one could discover an appeal that seemed to say: 'Want my money back' However the Atlanta club sought Murphy's services without any prompting from Norwich and agreed tc pay $500 when Murphy arrived in Atlanta The Norwich club lived up to their part of the agreement It now remains for the Atlanta club to do their part Murphy however does not care to play South is very outspoken in regard to the treatment he received from the members of the Atlanta club There Is a Btory going the rounds which Is given as the real reason of Dave's return and which If true explains why Murphy was accorded such a chilly reception by his fellow-players Murphy-Is very swarthy In complexion and when he appeared to play with Atlanta was mistaken for a "culled" person and at once the Southern antipathy to the negro was made apparent to htm None of the other players would speak to him and as Dave po-sesses a convivial spirit this treatment arflused his Irish' and as he is a genuine 'Murphy' with only the fighting blood of a long line of ancestors from the 'Emerald Isle' coursing through his veins would not stand for such a reception from his team-mates and so he returned to his old stamping grounds" RACING GOSSIP Alan-a-Dale's Great Race Capt Brown and Pat Dunne to Winter Here Alan-a-Dale must be a pretty good "cripple" McDowell's great colt broke the world's record for a mile at Washington Park Wednesday afternoon covering the distance in 1:37 3-5 Atlanta 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 6 1 Smith and Mlllerlck Ely and Mathews At Highland Park First race mile Rustic Girl 114 Dynasty 107 Grand Marals 107 The Stewardess 105 Chantreuso 103 Ogon'ee 103 Harlem Lane 103 Nellie Forest Bean Nellie Bawn 101 Rose Water Grand Mary 100 Prodigality 94 Wild Wave 90 Bonnalll Shotproof 85 Second race half Rowland Frank Soniers 113 Gamecock 114 Judge Luth'ers Caloosahatchle 113 False Entry Leeto Luclan Loch Goll Yereml 108 Caybon 105 Tontue 107 Grabbali Shylock 105 Third race 1 1-16 Sortie 107 Taxman Autollght Bummer II Glen-wood Taps 100 Falrbury 97 Hasglft 94 Fourth race Kiowasa 109 Splice 106 Froken Belle of Lynn-105 Helen Tarwater 105 De Leo June Collins Prosador Florensea 103 Tribesman Crucero 100 Clarlstina Red Seal Montda Nellie Vaughn Nancy Dey 9S Fifth race mile Discus 114 John Reagan 111 Thessalon Decora AMERICAN LEAGUE Back Into third place again and not so far behind Little Rock! Clark has developed Into one of the best pitchers In the league and for games won he and Fisher of Shreveport and Wilson of Atlanta are In the race for records So far Clark has lost two games He has lost fewer games than any pitcher in the league but he has not played quite as many as Wilson and Age-Herald George Leidy who cevered center for the Pelicans since the opening of the season will Join the Monroe team of the Cotton States League In that league which is not a fast as the Southern League Leldy should show up strong He Is a good fielder and can hit any pitcher at times and those pitchers he should be able to touch up AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY Beldame Wins Vernal Stakes From a Good Field NRW York July Beldame with l'ullman In thf saddle won the Vernal Stakes for 2-year-old fillies at Shoeps-head Bay to-day This rain brought tUt thirteen good ones with the Belmont pair Beldame and Bridle Path fa-vorlU-s The field ran wMl bunched to the main track where Beldame drew $Wfty mid won driving by one length The Hunter steeplechase over the full course was won easily bj It Sack admirably ridden by Sidney Hollo-way Satire the winner of the last race as bhl up 12:600 hy Follows Jr who got him for that figure Summary First race 7 furlong? Futurity course Klngrulne 110 (It Johnson) 8 to 1 won Irish Jewel 116 (Daly) to 1 second Osgood third Time 1:28 t6 Second race tl furlongn on main track King 122 (Michaels) 7 to 1 Won The Southerner 112 (Gannon) t( second Sncndus third Time Third race Hunter steeplechase full course 11 Shi 157 tS Holln-vay) 11 to 5 won Double Thong 163 (Mara) 7 to 1 second Jim Newman third Time 5:38 Fourth race The Vernal Inst five lurlongs Futurity course --Belna me 107 (Pullman) 9 to 10 won Monsoon 107 (Gannon 8 to 1 second Tepee third Time 1:01 2-5 Fifth race handicap mile Roeh-mp-ton 112 (Cochran) 11 to won Fir" ter 107 (Bullman) to 1 second Bon Mot third Time 1:8 Sixth' race mile and a quarter on turf Satire 101 (Michaels) 9 to 6 won Circus 112 (Odom) 7 to 1 sec-end Carbuncle third Time 2:10 2-5 AT HIGHLAND PARK At CHICAGO In the East and It was a race that won admiration for his handling as well as for the running of the horse To those who know something of his quality as a rider it was no surprise and with a good class of horses to pilot Hicks will beyond question give a good account of himself METHODICAL MULE Would Quit Work When the Whistle His Master Hurt Special Dispatch In The American TULLAHOMA Tenn July l-An accident which had it not been of a serious nature would have been most ludicrous happened near here to-day Dan Wilson has been working on the farm of Obed Tlpps for the past nine rears and has always been noted for his promptness In all engagements Wilson has been using the same mulo In cultivating the land for several years and the mule In time came to be nearly as methodical In the performance of its duties as the master There is a saw mill about a half mile from the Tlpps farm and the mule and Wilson have been accustomed to work by the sound of the whistle from the mill After years of routine work the man and mule had become so habituated to the dally labor that It had become second nature Yesterday Wilson was endeavoring to finish up a field of corn before a shower which he saw was coming on when the mill whistle blew end the mule started down the hillside for the house Wilson tried to stop his team but his foot got entangled in the lines and the mule ran away dragging the unfortunate man about 100 yards Wilson was badly bruised and skinned up but will get well Wilson was here to-day Interviewing lawyers with a view of bringing an action for dumages against the mill men for whistling too quick JAIL DEUVERY FRUSTRATED Prompt Action of Sherid Prevented Prisoners' Escape Speclsi Dispatch to The American DECATUR Ala July An attempt at a daylight Jail delivery was nipped in the bud by the timely arrival of Marshal Drew Young and several armed deputies Marshal Young received a telephone message from the county Jail stating that four negro prisoners were cutting out of the Jail and that his services were needed as there was no one at the Jail but the turnkey He hastened to the scene and arrived In the nick of time to prevent the notorious negroes from escaping They had nearly rut their way out of the cells How they managed to cut out Is not known and where they secured the tools Is a mystery wantThichild-wife Gen Cassius Clay Wants the Woman to Return to Him LEXINGTON Ky July Gen Cassius Clay the venerable sage of White Hall has wrftten to his former child wife Dora Richardson Brock whose husband was killed by a train In Illinois aeveral days ago asking her to come back and remain with him the rest of his life Gen Clay realises that he has only a short time to live and he has railed continually for hla young Ife even since she got a divorce from him and married Brock Oil and Asphalt Company Special Dispatch to The American DECATUR Ala July The Morgan County Oil Asphalt Company with headquarters at Hartselle Ala h'aa elected these officers: Samuel Blarkwell New Decatur President A Rouhtree Birmingham Secretary and Treasurer Dr Day Hartselle General Manager This company owns several thousand acres of valuable oil and asphalt lands and Is making arrangements to develop them at an earjy date Peach pear crab grape orange cherry and apple Quality Is guaranteed Must give satisfaction or money refunded) Dlehl Lord CHICAGO Jtly In a ten-lnnlng pitchers' battle and perfect fielding game the locala were shut out to-day "Cy" Young winning his own game by batting In the only run scored Great work by both infields was the feature Attendance Score: RHE Chicago 0 00000000 6 0 Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l-l 7 0 mew urleans Item Just two from Birmingham Newt and we will be In the hunt Have You a Chronic Ailment? Let Dr Hathaway the Skilled Specialist Cure It- He Can Do It Per manently and In Less Time Than Any Other Doctor In the World- Call or Write for the Proof F- In the course of his two generations of practice as a iiioi in the rttsenfuw of imn anil women Dr Jimmy O'Brien is one particular star that always twinkles He Is now considered the fastest third baseman in the league by several of the experts He does not hit so heavy as Delehanty but he keeps a world of others from hitting and what more could we Age-Herald The writer of the above paragraph evidently has never seen Bobby Cargo do stunts at the third corner When It comes down to "playing the game" under all circumstances and conditions Cargo is in a class by himself In this league By the way Manager Fisher has signed Bobby for three more years Newt would do well to make It ten years In the estimation of the Nashville fans John McGurk's performance In the Great Western Handicap when he defeated the mighty McChesney though sensational lacks something over a second of equaling the world's record for the distance one and a half miles On July IS 1898 over the same track Goodrich a 3-year-old carrying 102 pounds went the route In 2:304 which has never yet been beaten Flaherty and McFarland Young and Crlger AT DETROIT DETROIT Mich July By reversal in form Washington shut out on two preceding days almost whitewashed Detroit to-day Orth pitched masterly ball while Deerlng was knocked out In three Innings Attendance 1750 Score: RHE Detroit 0 0o0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1 7 0 Washington 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 10 3 Deerlng Donovan and Buelow Orth and Drill AT CLEVELAND CLEVELAND July 1 -Philadelphia won In the ninth on the two-baggers by Davis and Murphy and Bradley's errors Both teams played poorlt in the field Attendance 3510 Score RHE Cleveland 0 6000010 1-8 13 5 Philadelphia 3 01) 0 0 3 1 0 2-A 12 4 Joss arid Bemis Henley and Schreck AT ST LOUI8 ST LOUIS July Williams' home run drive into the left field bleachers and a brilliant catch by Elberfleld were features to-day Attendance 800 Score: It St Louis 0 0 10O010 1-3 6 0 New York 0 002200 127 1 Powell and Kahoe Tanne-hill and O'Connor Newton Hatha)iy who Is favorably known to all our readers has evolved a system of his own for the cure of Chr'o nlc and Organic Diseases His method differs widely from the old-fashioned system as tught in colleges a nd yet Is along the strictest scientific principles with his exception that where the old methods took months and sometimes years to tiring about a Curt Dr Ha thaway new modem mothod does It In a few weeks and the cures are thorough permanent and reliable The doctor is anxious to make the acquaintance of men and Wo men who suffer chronically from any dls ease of (he hnmt or Lungs such as Catarrh Coughing and Haw king Uronchltls Asthma Incipient Consumption lr om diseases of the Stomach and Bowels (ucb Cons npation inspepsia inaigesiion iiuniiing from the "weis alarm or me siomarn incipirm Appendicitis Organic Disease of the Hesrt such dls- eases 01 uie iiiuit (B a umm'ir" fiiB'nn Rheumatism and Congestion of the Kidneys Biliousness Liver Trouble all Urinary Trouble such diseases "Willie Green" (W Ewlng Jr) who Is on vacation which he is spending in Detroit writes a letter to the sporting department of The American lo which he saya: "Secretary Russwurm of the Tennessee Breeders' Assorlatlon has been doing more tall hustling the past two or three weeks and as the result of his work several other prominent stables will winter at Cumberland Park the coming winter Among the rriore prominent owners who have declared their Intention to winter at Cumberland Park are Capt 8 Brown and Pat Dunne John A Drake will surely winter his string at Nashville" Sardine Carries Whisky Kin? the Favorite Off His Feet DETROIT Mich July Edward Corrlgan's 6-year-old mate Sardine won the feature event a sprint of six furlongs at Highland Park this afternoon She carried the favorite Whisky King off his feet In the first five furlongs The racing was characterized by big fields and close finishes Lillian t-fte fell in the second race and Jockey O'Connor was knocked unconscious Bummftry First nice 7 Flora Wil loughhy 102 (J- Conley) 2 to 1 won Luckett 112 (J Walsh) 2 to 1 second HaifdinK U2 (Ryan) 6 to 6 third Time 1 Demi Tasse Fair Edna Wal-brook Seal Spots Stephen Lilllard and Marcellun ran Hecond race selling 5 Sailor Lad 102 (J Walsh) 3 to 1 won Two Penny 105 (T Walsh) 3 to 1 second Scarfell 105 (Donovan) 3 to 1 htrd Time 1:06 Too Many The "World I Mo Dick Ripley Outfield Belltone and lone also ran Llllianette Third race 6 Llcsehen 102 (Munro) 8 to 1 won: George Perry (J Walsh) 6 to 1 second Spring" a ter 02 (Plerratt) 4 to 1 third Time 1:15 i 1 4 1 i There hae been thirty-four shutouts In the National League this season as follows: New York won 6 lost 5 Brooklyn won 5 lost Boston won 4 lost 8 Philadelphia won 2 lost 4 Pittsburg won 10 lost 2 Cincinnati won 3 lost 6 Chicago won 2 lost 3 St Louts won 2 lost 3 Joe Delahanty broke Into the base-hit column on Saturday at Little Rock and dropped out of It yesterday Where Is all those long hits that the Del was to make for the Pelicans? It looks like he left them at New Orleans Dally States John Brush admits that he feels better physically mentally and financially than at any time In the last decade Do you blame him? the nerVes and speelul organs as Nervous Uetilllty Emissions lrnpoteney Stricture' Varlcoo ele and Prostatic Trouble In men and Hysteria Melancholia Vertigo Fainting Spells In women The above are chronic diseases and the ure of chronic diseases has been his specialty for two generations of years In hal time from treating thousands of patients he has evolved a system of his own hy whieh he can cure these diseases In marvelously short time He will guar antes to do It quicker ttian any other specialist In the world There are thousands In Ihls broad land to-day who are healthy and happy who once suffered as Vou perh aps now' suffer and who owe their present well-being to Dr Hathaway If you are a ick It Is only natural for you to want to be well Before you deride definitely on the doctor to Intrust your ease to please do us the courtesy to call on Dr Hathaway Learn from his own lips his nw method of rurlng chronic diseases without pain and bv a simple permanent and quick method It will cost you noting to learn the particulars and It will in no way put you under obligations io him If It Is inconvenient for vou to fall In person write the doctor and he will ex-plain his method a you Just the same fr ee Do not delay promptness Is certainty Dr NEWTON HATHAWAY 8 uite 40 Church and1 Summer Streets Entrance 425H Church Street Nabville enn The difference between leading and NATIONAL LEAGUE AT PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA July l-Menefee was weak to-day and the locals won with ease Chicago has signed Pitcher Doscher of Fordham College Attendance 1583 Score: Chicago 1001 4 11 ridKig a craiy-headed horse was demonstrated In the paddock Just man who si ends his time in before the last race yesterday says Monday's New York Telegraph Flor-ham Queen was a Jjig handful for two studying dope has figured that Molesworth Millar and Crosier ar the.