Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 8

THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE. UTTLE ROCK. SATURDAY. 1909. Trusted Servants jLie not alwayi Just what they ahould be -Only yesterdiy Ui papers were full of local diamond robbery, committed by muti who had the run of the house, Are your jewels and heirloom safe? Caa yoo leave home with an easy mind? fcometimes It's rather a risky th nj.

trunk about oor Safe Deposit Bogc. 1H AO win rent a large box for a whole rearn "the aafett place in Arkansas I SOUTHERN TRUST CO, TRAVELERS WIN CUT JN KOUND 10 Lurruping Larry is Back After a Month's Absence After-Season Sale 9 Manager Finn Rearranges Team and They Beat Atlanta 3 to I in Overtime Game. LJ HiJ S.cond and Center Sta. III fv 111 I SCJTHEBN LEAGUE STANDING CI ih. FUy.d 1M Aslant "si 7.1 rH Nashville SI Mobil.

4- 40 LITTLE Rik'K 4. 1 Big Feature Here Today Unapproachable, After-Season Values in Suits at hum -v. $10.45 Savings of one-half in some of these Suits, of almost one-half on others and at least one-third saved by you on any Suit now at this price. A large array of patterns for your choosing, embracing the season's newest models and fabrics. You will feel amply rewarded if you avail yourself of this offer today, and select a Suit al THE STANDINGS New lr.

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..71 YESTLRDAYS RESULTS Little Vl.u.tu 1 .1" innings) NaehMII N. ilrl.ar,.. P.irni I 'igha 7: Montgomery TODAY GAMES I -TT I Kn. A I a a M.ihtli hi Nashville New at tni at i TODAY'S POSSIBILITIES. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Clubs Played Won 47 4. V. 14 33 47. Pittsburg Chicago JVew York t'lntliuiatl J'mWdeipiila 151 I.ouls Urooklyn It, Wlr. Lose Tl AMERICAN LEAGUE A 1 1 Ait a Nairn lie i- It.vk N-w 'rlenns Montgomery Birmingham i Memphis Club Played Won I 1'.

I 3' I rtillad.lphia 1 TBo'ton So "i Cleveland i 4 Chicago 40 4. 471 Mew York fit Ixniln Washington 25 470 I Sj.eci.il to the Caictte. $10.45 mm Atlanta J-i! yr. ar(J Crack-n went rkf.i iiiniiics 't 1 hl tit-. i- e.

i i the top I I 1,, tcrv tini! it 'UK 1 'I I -r. wa p)m In the iMlie hollKh i.i, ,1 1 fl $2 Negligee Shirts. $1,29 85c Negligee Shirts 49 Hi I 61 COS I AMEEICAN ASSOCIATION. 1 ciubs piav-d wvn i.ot p. Milwaukee 44 .7,42 Minneapolis 51 4n Paul 1 4 toulavllle ft.

4k 47 Columbus 4i 4i 5 Indianapolis 4K 47? Toledo 41 41 is: Kanaan cliv i 4. 4 4T: SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE $1.50 Negligee Shirts 9BC B. V- D. Underwear. 45q 35c Fancy Socks g'fj fA j.

5.1. "win RAKERS OF Npckwpar -1 ilkH Tt.i I 11 'll frm l.n r). I tie. so c.i.: a i "atrh.ir Rmitl. the l.

cke.1 and If h.ii not to p'c- 1 lli ii meiit hall as h. .11. 1 Ih i ImissisTi a 1 hlf 111 If g.TI I I I .1 to I I I 8 JLeJtf 9 and ma Inx he tall 1 hi i ajto My wai j. i X' i-n inline. I Cleveland I in foclli place 1 ArJk i yjoa ml Aim i JT Clube PIhvp.I Won l.it Ivi iHutmta is Chattanrxna IT 12 7i Columbua 11 Varannah IS 7 Macon 14 6 Columbia 17, Jrkonllle IS 5 IV.

Knoivllle 11 Carey Saves Game i atn sawd the xntf- the 'n tenth InnipR nii.l. o.it I with Larry inlnln fn.rt tl, I. ne am! i wrli' Nap are now -vi'. t-d 'nor no "n.i challenge it Philadelphia and ii lo.e M.k ri W8a' a one-hand pick-tip of a h-i at. cm.

I--irom hat an. I made I mil itati hit. head and to on a i'ner from with Knkpatrh-k dii M. 1 I i r.Clv tti, hill fell 111 T'lK S'-i V. Scrivens Elastic Seam Drawers 49c 1 TntaN TOURISTS ARE IN COLORADO i ii third I' ih-r one of tl had i ten jnn lh chan ilk.

1 hi I. n'h Itat .1 to. J.ii.ii- in i-ntn ii' i i.i i i PIKMINtiMAM if 1 1' A I rf 1 I'iiK'l. Hi i it Vlant.i I'n ti- id In in. I went iiiik when Phi 11 II Pi I 10 0 14 r.

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tl. 1,1 oi Km Ih dr.oe th. pet'-t tl in ore l.oji'd 1 It i I tnn young and In- fy h.mn.l fo i.p I lla.vles, of nf .4 li 4 INXINCS I I 4 1 1 0 11 1 nv rich-IliKgim Totals 2 II Pi 1 A 4 1 I I A il 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 I 1 "1 I ft I A 'i i in a a ft ft I ft ft 1 ,1 I i' Ml II I'D 4 ft a I 1 A ft 1 'i 1 0 1 4 ft i fi i 4 i it 0 ii 4 i 3 0 ft i I ft ft 0 ft 4 7 ii i Na-hvil Mobile for thn ti The 'i'ra eh rr il-d it on i he ninth Hoe o. i. tef.

He'il wo 1,1 ice. pd I Casev w.i i to fhtid on Carr'" ont lit flr't I. f.l sc.cil wh--n W'richt dr-med one It, front the pla'e iiipe Moran, evidently tti'-ki-j the nliv wmild be to flrst wai wat'll-ln-: 'hnt v'ntion TTe then flhl not make ai.v ii. 'it. in, the run inted Encounter Frightful Eoads and Aid of Teams Is Necessary.

Julfsbuif Col July 3 Th pilot the Glldden tour, with Ian lwla at the wheel, arrive. 1 at I 4r loday. after cuverlnj iulli. fmm Kenrnev, over the worat fHr encountered It waa fi.un.l ne-rasarv to secure teania help the car over th-riders. N.i arcldente nre reported th'iujth some delay wap occasioned In a rnr not In the context which wax atall-d In a mudhole nur 4IkhIkII.i '''lie en tenting rara continued to arrive at short Intervale GOLF ATCOUNTRY CLUB a ft a ft i) ft ft a it ii Si A ifras 3 Kt-ii.

if 't I in 7i. by IN'MNHS i a ft a ft ft i 0 0 a a 0 a a i 'J SIM KV iff of Pohl .11 ils tie, for I'll-' KW i ip.l.KA N(4 it. If Mill I Mel Ih i- i 1. I V. I To'hI- i Little Itaies P.as-s or.

Pails KT Pnggati i ff Snugs I (s i MM WlRen an Stolen P.uss Wiiin.n. Robirtson lit h- Pi'cher N.oes Two Ml" It'it'er l.i.dlg Tt-rei Hasp Hit It 'tioii Tiouble Plnv v'heat to I.udwla Tin of Dunn 1 3ft 1 inpir-s- 4 1 llrlen and Itudd-rhain. Win Out in Tenth i S-ure Se, game II II Detrillt 1 ft 2 1 4 7 I ft 0 a tt nnd 8' Cllni- and I AirEEICAN ASSOCIATION EESUI.TS At Coinnihiis Cola. k.m-ai- I'm 1 i first gamei, Kwneae Cty I oliind.ii" 0 i se, on, I n- i At Indianapolis Si Paul 4. Indianapolis 71 At lyiuisvllle Milwaukee 7i l.iiisi il-.

1 At Toleelo Toledo-Minneapolis, -am SOUTH ATLANTIC RESULTS. At AugustaAugusta 1. Cohunlaa i At Macon- Mucn Cbnttamioga 2 At Jacksonville Jn. ksonv 111. I.

Kn-v vllle ft. At In, Savannah 1 CAROLINA LB Ad TTE RESULTS At RpHrfanhurg rthnric in I l.nlh the W.ln it Tnl- win pr.tbabli he outlleld lie, rr the a Nh 1 1 stated (rla his tiHtuial shilltl, and It is pi.SSll.lc t.l bIn Itlinnngi aui Age-Herald. Whltey Morse, th- Id Nashville it'd sa. ker is now playing flrst base for Macon. In the Sally League Mike Finn ss Pittsburg is a sure wmner in the National "Thev have it ed up all radv.

and will never Im iiended is the wnv the Traveler I u.ka'at it. He also predicts a vt. -ion it Detroit. In the American. Hut," i- 'inayhe that battle up In the Mi, an Assoi lallun Isn't warm' A regu-ii -1 th ever dub In reach-on of the flag "-Nashvll.

on rl, an. 3 Siio.k Hi Johns 'I Hlgglns Smltl S'olin llase Moran S.n-t ifl HUB HlKKHls. I'iihiI- pontile Plays W-tght P-rri Havless tu X. ton: T1ch to Petri- to to Chs-v lilt b- ll Johns iWilgJit Per-r) 'Pirn- of 1 0 Moran NATIONAL LEAGUE lln." wa" walked and "Ingles hv nnd lloey tilled the baas Casey then singled to left Held and Collins nnd Co-cruh came over with the winning runs lllgglna pitched a nice game and deserved to win. hut Johns was wild, walking sli nnd hitting two men, while being hit for six dean singles.

Itnodes vs P.ngers is the m.nu for the final gnme tomorrow THF. SC ip ATI.ANT All P. II PO A I- Ttavlees rf r. I 3 1 PELICANS 4. BARONS 2 P.V INN IN n- i ft a ft I 'ttrTlnghar-i ft il ft ft ft 0 1 Kt'srMAnv.

Two ri.is- Hit Hill Three-Base Hit-' 111 Sa, rltlce Matthews Hi.wn Stolen Rauh. i.ii l.ln.hav Halle- Pru.ti flnses on nff Flehnrt.i J. off Prutl f. StriicM P.v Flel.irtv by Ptultt fi Double IVxter to De. ont 'o -tte.

I'etnont to Time I liame I iiplr i 'a' n'-r MEMPHIS 5. MONTGOMERY 2 Birmingham Is Unable to Hit Prultt After He Gets Started. Matches Will Be Played Between Pick ed Teams Every Afternoon. During tlu- months of July and Auguat a team match will held at the Country Club every Saturday afternoon Hmn K. Knglatul and Christian will art as captains and will elect their teama from the mniMri pre-ent will hegln at 5 ni and the term Of each contest will be d-terniln-d ut hour of starting This form of play Is not only but very beneficial, and It la hoped that very member of the Huh will arrange to participate.

The co-operation of everv BAIN PREVENTS EVEET GAME. New York. July Jupiter Pluvlus his rain poi Hiroiigliout the Fast 'odav and h-avv donnpour ranse.l a general poetawmement of hall games All contests In the National and New F.n-gland leagues were lare.l off on of rain and e( prouivls. while in Ceveland th- New York Ciev eland Jl'n in the Anie-lcaf League ei-e also ned because nf the elenienis Two wPl I.1 plnve.1 tomorrow In onlv iiree cples of the pig lenaru. Chicago.

irolt and St Lo ils, were games played id a la.et'e Ju'r 'I p-rni -in ia Newton ss 4 1 Smijh. 4 0 Wintirs rf 4 0 a i Jordan, 7h 4 Ttn-Raim 1 I At ()rfi-Tisb'irT- Ir'f 4 At ffi''tiville Anilprf'n 7. rffn villc VIRGINIA LEAGUE RESULTS At Richmond Norfolk n. Richmond 2 At Portsmouth- Lvnchhiitg Ports mouth 4 At Roanoke Roanoke Unnv lie TEXAS LT.AOUE RESULTS. At Galveston Houston 4.

lialvestun 1 At Win Han Antonio 2. Waco I (rlrst game i. Waco t. Ran Antonio 1 isecund I t.ik. advantage of Printt wil I his and of tile oppott! rntle lhat iv.ir nninciinis in the e.iep,' part of k.i r.

Touiinl the the ne h. triv ineihle. hi sp halt workiiiK rn i ltlrmiiigli.il.) thr Mo-an If ft 1 1 Hohn 11. 3 ft (I 1 Walker. Sh Johns, 1 1 ft Klrkpatrlck iftiaon golfer, do matter how Is Golf Committee AMERICAN I.EAGUK ganiel At klahoma City-Oklahoma City 2.

Fort Worth 1 ill Thomas Blows Up In Seventh and Tur ties Score rnur Eun. Special to the C.a:ette. Montgomery. Jtilv l'p t.i the venih inning Montgomery had M-mphis shut out Thomas, (he favorite pitcher of the locals, went wrotig In the -evi-mh and the vialtors himled six hits an I M-ored fnu'-: uns TH 8CORK AH PO A F. At Shreveport-Shrevi port-Dallas, called In flrst Inning; rain P.otli the Vohmteers and the ('rackers ar ttavellng at an unusually fast cll, ust nt present, and the question Is, Cn'i thev keep II up It hsrdly seems probable, for It Is a big strain on the play els, therefore the will not be surprised to see one of theui blow ere long.

The local ate playing better hall ins; now than at any time this year The fielding and geneenl team work Is all to the good, nnd- tlie boys are hitting at tie. proper time Then. too. the pitchers are going along mighty strong. Nashvlie-A merienn.

The higjj.eague clubs are making gen-. ral rnld on the 1-a-lflc Coaat baseball talent During the paat week four plav -era were signed "Hat" Smith, by the Chicago Nationals. Pitcher 1 Charles Friene of tlie defunct San Jose outlaws, by the Philadelphia Americans; Outfielder Howard Murphy of Oakland, by tlie KH Louis Cardinals, ar.d First Baseman Ralph Myers, by the Boston Americans. Jakey All. tlie foi mer Pelican shortstop.

Is hack nt his old position with th White Sox. It was thought In the early part nf the week that At had appendicitis, hut when carried to the hospital It turned out to be Indigestion. Frank Bowerman. ex-manager of the v.iiiuii has aot.e to his farm Baseball Briefly llahb. sa 4 liaubert.

1b 3 Cnjlson. If 4 heeler, Jb 4 1 1 1 11 0 4 ft 7t i 1 Extensive improvements now bein made in our Men's Department in no way interfere with business. Although the new fixtures take up considerable space while being installed, there is still plenty of unoccupied room to serve you. Today our great Cransttin. 2b 4 Wagner, cf 4 Shields, rf 4 (VLenry, ,4 Dirk, 4 WASHINGTON 4.

ST. LOUIS 9.x l.ouiK. July 23 -Washington outplayed St Louis on hnes today and won, I to 2 A great jumping catih hy Milan and the visitors' double play were the features In the flrt Inning Pnglauh hatted In Lli- et pla. nnd the latter was declared out Score- II Ii St 1 ouls ft 0 (1 1 0 0 n-2 2 Washington 0 I 0 0 2 1 rt-4 7 1 Halley and Crirrer, Wltheiup and Street. CHICAGO 3.

PHILADELPHIA 0. Chicago. July 23 -Chicago won Its sixth nsecutlve game hy defeating Philadelphia todav. to ft The winners batted Crause off the slab In tlie flrst Inning Scott was wild hut effective with men on haaee He gave Ha-tell four bases on halls In five tlr-ee up. Owens hurt a fl.iger nd retired In favor of Sullivan In the seventh Score- min Chicago unnOAMft 2 lhlldelphia OOnOOOftOO-0 5 0 Scott and Owens and fltilllvan: Krauae, Dygert.

Bender and Thnma and Livingston DETROIT 5-4, BOSTON 2 2. Detroit. July 2J -Detroit won both gumea from Boston today Wood's wlld-hesa In the opening Inning and errors In the eighth with which Detroit mixed twj triples decided the flrst game fiillln saved the game fo- himself hy a S5 11 Ti ATI It rn Totnla Mi Persons, If Kerwln. rf Dal-y. cf Hllas.

lb IIOSIOIl iii at Romeo, Mich He snys that he will Semi-Annual Sale of Rockenfiehl. 4 Odd Pants i5ieninger; Pepe. ss Mart. Thomas, pa Umpire Rllly Carpenter declares lhat the Southern League la as fast as any minor league organlgatlon In the country "An Ainerlran Aaaoclatlon dub," lie stated, would have the battle of Its life to remain In the flrst division In Dixie. The Brooklyn club of the National League would have to hustle to finish very high, whereas neither the Trolley Dodgere nor the Washington club could possibly win the pennant "Still you see players come lo Dixie from the majors and move about as If they were Impressed with an Idea that they were In a claaa hy themselves No man In this league Is In a class by himself.

Every man has got lo hustle to make good down here." It Is probable that there will he a few men lent to higher company from the Southtrn league this season Atkins might worth a trial, but, like Rohlnaon, his alxe will work against him. Lively of Montgomery will go to Philadelphia, hut he hasn't ab'llty enough to remain there long. Caaey. Little Hock's star catcher. Is wanted hy mpny clubs, hut It Is feared that his hitting will prove too light.

He Is lielow the .200 mark In Dixie Cranston Is going to Boston, and he will probably be retained, even though he might not figure In many actual scrimmages. Frank Qygll will probably remain In the minors one more year, though he will be certain to get a trial In the neat x-Ostei 0 return to the game aner ihku.k to recuperate from his managerial ex- perlences. Catcher "Hack" "spencer, who loined the Boston Americans, saying that was aolng to Join the California the Red Sox at Detroit. KEARLTOMPLETED. Work on gevernl large monument by, Mpnnhan Steinert is nearmg completion and during the m-mmer and ear.v fall nme verv elaborate work will be l.riu ni ik.

Toi.ils Sfl 77 II 0 Hatted for Thomas In nlnlh HV INNIN'UA Memphis ft 0 0 ft ft ft 4 0 1-5 Montgomery 1 0 fl 0 1 ft 0 ft SUMMARY. Hit bv Pitcher -lly Dtek (Persons. D-lev) Btolen Bases Persona. Kerwln. Wagner rWrlflre HltRirkenf)eld Da grent stop off Sta his hat with the hose full.

In the second grvine Boston bunched hits off Speer hut once. Colllna pltehed well, but Detroit hit whenever he gave ley. Daubert Two-Baae, Hlt-Wheelar Deserves your first consideration for two reasons: It's the time of year when the Pants you bought with that Spring Suit are about "all in" and a new pair will make your suit give double service Then, too, this is the time of year when we haven't very much use for our coats; all we need is a pair of Pants and a Belt. The entire stock is divided into thre big lots, so you won't get overheatsd looking them over. Good advice buy today.

openings by wlldneas. The games were played on wet grounds. Rises on Dalls- (Iff Dirk 4. Struck Out-Hy Thor-ss by IH. 1.

Time of flame res-Fltnsimmons and Pfen- get 11 tn dlltereni -cnie, r. city In adtUtion to these their stoeic 6f flnidhed work is repMf with a ehoire: ieleetian of flninlie.l markers, head anJ foot itone in their "tore room, 41--414 West Mnrkham. The prirea -e reasonable and the work in every cae i guaranteed. Score-First gajpe: hlnger Detroit fl 0 0 0 0 3 X-S 7 1 Boston OOflllOOO 2 I 2 Mullln and Sehmldt; Wood and Dono- NASHVILLE 2, MOBILE 0 I Northeast Arkansas League Schedule Champions Win Tenth Straight Oam by Blinklni flesrrnjls. Special to the Nashv ille.

July 3 -Nashville shut Mo- I Idle out tut.iT. to a. DugTnn allowed Men's 2.50 and J3 Pants Men's $3.50 and 54 Pants now 1.95 2.95 the visitors hut three hits. -Suggs waa also effective, hut In the- seventh bitting atrenk nete1 Nashville the only twro runs made in the THE SCORE. NAKHV1LLK.

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