The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 10

ts P- PI 4i ii sr TaaTft. VMS VJJTQSS CXNSTITUTION4iTI OTAt 12i 1914 iv rt i SK 1 V- IT ty 4 rtfr I WHIFFS The JACK DOSCHER pame back. left hurled the bet game that he has yet-pitched as Cracker. Were glad of it. Jack is a tine fellow personally and.

thereis no one we. would rather see win. than he. or innings the Chicks were able to get but two hits off his delivery. In the eighth double and a single and a.

home run netted the three runs- that the. ChlcM were able to garner during the gxme Cosidag Shortly THE DEFINITE announcement else where that Carl Thompson is coming back' to the Crackers will be good news to the fans of the city. Carl will be shipped here at once. The Jersey City club management. announced Thursday that' they had secured the necessary waivers on the former Cracker andthat they had ordered him to report at once.

Kt Necessary. WHEN THOMPSON arrives. It will not. be necessary to release single man to make room for him. as the Crackers re well within both the salary and the player limit.

Dozcbers showing Thurs day. probably means that he will be' re wlned a while longer' and given another opportunity to show his wares. We Tkank Him. THE STANDING of. the Georgia-Ala barna league is straight at lat.

Vice president T. J. Fisher receives our thanks for noting our comment in Whirs regarding the laxity of the president of the league in replying to queries from' sporting editors. Mr. Fisher got busy and telephoned us a rect schedule.

Bays Release. ROY CASTLETOY former Cracker southpaw purchased his release from the Salt Lake team and recently signed with Toronto In the International league. Had Billy known that Roy was hunting for a Job the chances are he would have taken him on with the Crackers. 4 Getting Ann Fixed. SftERROD SMITH the MansfleTd.

Ga. boy who is twirling in the International league. has been paving some trouble with that southpaw flu of. his. We note that he is paying a visit to Bonesetter Reese at Youngstown.

Going Flue. HARRY BAILEY has joined another former Cracker. Sid Smith. on the roster. of the Columbus American association team.

Harry startealthe season with St. Paul. being In the outfield with Charley HemphllL Since' his transfer to' Columbus Bailey has. been. hammering the ball like he did the.

first season with the Crackers. The box scores in The Sporting Life show about two hits a day for the former Cracker. Sid Smith is hitting well. too. Hay Pass Him Jl1LLINGE3I the Cordele twirler.

may be passed UP' by. the Crackers. The Cordele club wants too much money for a twirler that. it would be a gamble on whether or not he made good with the Crackers. Cordele wants more for PIllIngem than Newark does for Carl Thompson.

4 Like Him Now. BRANCH RICKEY came nearlosing Clyde Wares. the former Bjlllken. It is understood that Rickey asked for waivers this spring and Cleveland refused to waive. Waivers were then recalled.

On top of this Wallace was hurt. Wares was put. In at short and he has been playing such a fine game thatR1ckey Is now quoted as saying that he would not take 5000 for. the former Blllle. Crucial Series.

OLD MAR C. S. has popped up in our midst again. The present series of tames being played In the. Southern league are Important ones and by Sunday night there may be considerable change In the standing.

What If Nash villa should win' three out of tour from Chattanooga Atlanta do" the same to Memphis Birmingham the same to New Orleans and Montgomery the same to Mobile. The race would show a different complexion. And none of the probabilities are altogether impossibilities either. Started Rally. WALLOP SMITH played.

third bus for the Senators yesterday and it was hi double that started Washington's rally. Walls got one other bit in four times. up and handled two putouts and four assists without an error. MISS WAGNER MEETS MISS CASSEL TODAY Philadelphia June 11. Miss Marie Wagner.

the national indoor champion and Miss Claire Cassel. both of New York will meet' tomorrow in the final match of the women's national lawn tennis. tournament to determine which shall play Miss Mary Browns. of Chicago title-holder. for the individual championship.

Saturday. Miss Wagner. and Miss Cassel won their matches in the semi-final round' of the singles today the forms defeating Mrs. Edward Raymond. New York and the latter disposing of Miss Isabella Pendleton Cincinnati.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY ORGANIZES A NINE The local traffic department of the Southern railway has organized a fut baseball team. Members of the team met Thursday night and elected of ficers. J. C. Mitchell was chosen captain and H.

Feagan manager. This team is tn position to book games with amateur teams In this section to be played after July 1. Any team desiring to. mix if with this fast aggregation will please call Main 800132 or write the manager at 511 Southern Railway Building City. THE BIG FOUR" Four batters are having- a lively battlo for the hitting honor.

in the league. The Constitution will carry their averages dally. Flayers Team O. AD. R.

It. PC HoCormtek. ChattaSS 204 U' 74 Klrby. Mobile. 52 :0.

72 346 ZnIeIy Bham 51 UI 32 76 In McConnell. 217 44 73 132 HURUNGHAM Correct for Summer 1914 Bu oTA-lesback UNITED SHIRT COIZAB COTROXK Bunched Hits Bat Kicks In First Ganie of Series Doscher Hurls Useful Game By Herbert CaidwelL Memphis. June 11. Special rackDocher was lust about as stingy allowing alien bits as any mound man who. has visited the Turtles this sum mar and as Ute result the Crackers at- ached themselves to' the.

tint of a ply series here todayand marked package 43. Although Memphis lost by 1 point It was a case where aymlss was as good as a mile. The Crackers' wheeler displayed hl. only generosity In one session the eighth when the Turtles made their three runs and incidentally made. three of.

the five hits' coined off taschers slants and shoots. Elmer Steeler. who chunked tor the Turtles like his opponent was stingy the majority of times. but had one spell of generosity' and the. Crackers like he Turtles turned' three' runs' out of lour hits.

Steele showed a loosening up in the previous' inning when the Crackers counted their tint. run which tied to the next inning was enough to win a ball game. Taraessll Gaits. The only other hit made off Steel was In the fifth Inning when Klrcher singled but met death trying to pilfer second base. It was a tarn and un interesting affair except In the eighth nnlng when' Memphis threatened end scored their.

three runs. After one demise. Steele paved. the way for a possible home Victory when he smacked one' to left territory for a double. Allison flew out to Jennings and things looked exceedingly gloomy for Steele advancing- any further.

Coyle dropped a short fly back of Jennings and. while Long. who ran In' was kick. ng the sphere around. Steele scored.

Shanley put all his inches andpounds against one of Doschers hoopers and a dark resident of Zigland gotIn the ame with an assist. The ball hit high the- colored bleachers and was a terrific bolt. The-Crackers started out early taking a liking to Steele's dewdrops and for a time it looked like Elmer was going to need some assistance. if the game ended before darkness put. In an appearance.

Long opened the second with a drive to left field. ditch which WUeOU snagged after a jump into the air. Welehonce who incidentally fail ed to garner. a lilt during tour trials' was an easy Jennings wasn't so easy though. and timed to right.

Flanagan singled and Jennings romped horns. DoBcher Hits Safe. Doscher pried openthe third with a clean. single over short Doscher burled an. Atlanta run when he was thrown out at second by Allison on McConnell's clean hit.

to' center. He stopped and consulted himself between first and second and was an easy out. Lane Chandler. the University of Mississippi-pitcher a late addition to the Turtle crew was sent to warm up and warmed up for the nexttwo innings. Clown' Klrcher slammed out.

a. triple and McConnell counted. Klrcher scored' on Elbels single. Long- singled. sending Elbel to third.

Wetchonce lifted-a a short fly to Allison and there was no advance. Long and Elbel Attempted a delayed isteal and after. a lengthy delay. Etbel scored. Long got In' a chase between first and second and when George Merrltt playing second.

hit Long on the back throwing to Dunckel Elbel crossed the plate. Neither side. even so- much as threatened with the. exertion of the Innings when thy scored. The only time.

it was ft good. game from a local standoplnt was In the eighth Inning. The Features. Harry Welchonce. although he did not get a Jilt did his share of the labor in center field trapping five flies and several of thorn difficult catches.

Wilson the local tender of' the left flank garden. helped. hold down Atlanta's score with seven put-outs. also making several hard catches. Klrcher the' Cracker third baseman and a cracking good one.

was the only man of. the day to get more than one hit. He got' a. triple and a single. George Merrltt played second in Captain Mullen's place and made only one error in six chances.

Mullen Is sick. Dent and Tyree for Atlanta and Liebhardt and Schlel for the. locals will be the probable batteries for' the' second game of the series on Friday. The 1101 Score. MEMPHIS- a r.

h. po. a. e. Allison cf 4 0 0 0 1 0 Coyle.

rf 1 1 0 0 0 Shanley. se. 4 1 1 a 6 1 G. Men-fit. 2b.

J. 4 0 0 1 4 1 Wilson If. 3 0 0 7 0 Dunekel. lb. V4 0 1 14 1 0 Stark 3b 40 0 0 0 0 Bernie.

c. 3 0 1 1 0 Steele. p. 1 1 1 2 xschlel. 0 0 0 Totals.

33 3 5 27 16 2 ATLANTA- sb. r. h. po. a.

e. McConnell. 2b. 41 0 1 4 0 Klrcher. 3b 4 1 2 1 1 0 Elbel.

Ib 4 1 1 80. 0 Long. If 4 0 1 3 0 0 Welchonce. cf. 4 0-0 5 0 Jennings 4 1 1 3 3 Flanagan rf.

4. 0 1 1 0 Tyree. a. 0 0 5 00 Doscher2p. Totals.

34 7 27 xHlt for Stark in ninth. Score by innings R. Memphis. 000 000 flSO 3 Atlanta. 013 000 000 4 Summary Two-base hit.

Steele three base lute Jennings. Klrcher home run. Shanley stolen base. Elbel bases on balls off Doscher 2 struck out. by Steele' 1 by Doscher3.

Time 5. Umpires OToole and Flfleld. Coll 7 Billiken 3 BUliktnu 4 Gulls I Montgomery Ala. June 11. Mont gomery and Mobile divided a doubleheader here this thevisitors winning the first 7 to.

3 by. batting Black hard. and the home. club the second 4 to 1 by timely- hitting. Each game was called at the end of the seventh Inning by- agreement.

Sensational playing at times prevailed on both aides. FIRST GAME MOB. ab. r. ii.

po. a. MONT. ab. r.

h. po. a. ODelUb PerryZb Klrbyrt Lordlf Schmto RudUlb Mlllercf DobraBi Prlcep 3 0 0 OHoLerss 30113 1 2 ZBakerrf 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 QDaIjIf 120 Snedrlb 221 21 0 0 222 111 ElWrt. Jantnct OrIWn2b Donaec Blackp 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Keeleyp 00041 Totals 11 7 IS 2111 Totals 55 Score by innings R.

Mobile 001 402 I Montgomery 000 002 1 i Summary Two-base hits. Hudnall Dobard three-base hits. Miller. Jantzen sacrifice hit Schmidt stolen bases ODell 3 Perry base on balls off Price off Black 1 off Keeley 1 struck out. by Price-1.

by Black 1 hit by' pitcher. by' Black' Price Price. Black hits off Price 4. with no runs in innings. I on base and ng outs in stn off Keeley.

2 In 3 innings with runs left on bases. Montgomery 9 Mobile double' plays Hollander to Grlbbln to Snedecor. Price to Schmidt to liudnall wild pitch. Keeley. Umpire.

Breitensteln and Kellum. Time. 1:467 SECOND GAME MOB. ab. r.

h. po. a. 0 PerryIb Kirbyrf. Lordlf Schmtc IIudItlh UllUrcf tobrds OudBrP 0 Ol 3 2 100 110 311 010 0 1II 1 114 Oil 0 0 Totals 2sT Isi4 MONT.

h.po. a. Holern SOI Hakeryf 2 1 Daljrlf 213 Snedrlb 2 11 rt.Jb 0 0 nfncf 110 GrtbnZb 201 Doriaec 2012 HL odp 0 0 Total SO 4 72T 11 Batted for Oudger in seventh. Score by Innings Mobile 000 100 0 1 Montgomery 100 111 Summary Errors Klrby Oudger I two-base. hits Dobard.

2 three-base hit Baker sacrifice hit Daly stolen bases Baker Daly Jantsen double Dials. Dobard to Perry to- Hudnall. ililler to Schmidt to Perry to HudnaU bases on balls off McLeod. 1 left on bases. Mobile 7.

Montgomery. struck out. by Gudgeri 1 wild pitch Gudger. Time 1:20. Umpires Ketlum and Breitensteln.

Volt 8 Lookont I. Nashville Tenn. June 11. Nashville tad no trouble In taking the first game of the' series from Chattanooga today by. a score of to 1.

Three runs made oft Boyd In the second and he rave way who blew tn the fourth. allowing Nashville to score five more runs on three. hits two. bases on balls one men being- hit by the pitchar. Oytslde of this inning Quar- dern was effective.

Boland kept his six. hits well scattered. Paulet and Callahan. made brilliant fielding plays. CHAT.

ab. h. po. a. KASH.

abrhpoa ohsn.lf4- 4 Znsu 4 Jaebncf 4 MCokrt 4 Coyl lb 4 P1lCk2b. Graft. Ib. a rmhme Bordpj 1 Quarts 2 1 tCallancf 411 0 2 SKltazlf 411 200 Sloanri 1 110 1 0 0 1 Oil 070 002 000 PanlClb OiGIbsoac 210 HemySb a 0 Wirs2b 2 1 LlndyM 221 Bolandp 4 Total 12 I 12410 Total 22 83710 Score try Innings B. Chattanooga 000 001.

000 1 Nashville 030. BOO OOx Summary Errors. Ens 1 two-base ills Paulet. Boland three-base- hits Paulet Jacobsen stolen bases CaUa- ian Williams. Lindsay sacrifice hit Hemingway double.

plays. Lindsay to Williams to. Paulet4 hits off Boyd I ivlth 3 runs in 2 innings fait by pitcher by Quarders King bases on balls. off Boyd 1. oft Quarers 4.

off Boland 1 struck-out byBoyd 1. by Quarders 4 by roland 3 left on bases. Chattanooga 5 Nashville 8 passed balls. Gib son. Time 1:1 Umpires Kerln and Ptenninger.

Barons 6 Pel 4. Birmingham. Ala June. 11. Heavy and timely batting by Birmingham en abled them to trounce New.

Orleans on their' return to Rickwood field. today the score of 6 to 4. Both Bagby and Brown were knocked out of the' box. In the seventh inning when. the.

Barons lost and regained. the lead. BIRM. ab. r.

h. po. a. MsznZb StewXcf MDidZb Knlsyrf CoVnlb WBrrelt 211am. u.

Trgerc Brownp liarblnp. 0 0 4 1210 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0111 1011 0 5 0 0 0001 N. O. ab. r.

h. po. a. Kenxcf 40120 StrrZb t. 0 0 1 2 BarbeM 100 Burnslt 1 1 LlneyZb 100 Nortnrf 411 SylvMr 100 Bluralb 111 Adsmac 412 Bagbyp 201 Wilson 000 Total 34 6112714 Totals.

30 4 72413 Batted for Bluhrn in- ninth. Score by innings R. Birmingham. Oil 001 30x 8 New Orleans 000 000400 4 Summary Errors McDonald 1 Har bin 1 Lindsay 1. Bluhm.

1' two-base hit. Bluhm three-base hits. Brown Knlsely Adams stolen bases McDon aid double ploys McDonald to Covington to Ellaim bases on balls. Brown 3. Bagbyl 1 Wilson 2 Harbin 2 left on Bases.

New Orleans 2 Birmingham 9 hits. off Brown 6. In' 3 inning off Ilarbin 1 in 3 I-a innlrars oft flsgby 10 in 3 innings off Wilson 2 In 2 3 innings struck out. Brown 1. Bagby 2 Wilson 2.

Time. 2:00. Umpires. chestnutt. and Rudderham.

OTHER RESULTS American Association. St. P. Indiana's 6 Mlnneaps I LouVe 1. CleVd 12 Kan.

City Opium's 4 Mllwke 1. Tlrgiala League. Rlchmd NorTk 3 RoanTke 1. trsbgO Newport News 2. Portsmouth 1.

North Carolina Legus Charlte 7 Raleh I Ashevl Durhm Greensboro 7. Winston-Salem 0. International League. Provd. 19.

Jar. City" 7JToR nto 15 Montl 0. RocheVr2 2. BuXfao 1 fla1tin. I Newark 6.

Texa League. Waco San Auto 3 Beaurnt U. Austin 0 Galveston 2. Pt. W.

0 Houston i. Dallas Appalachian League. Knozve 4 llorrlsn I Harrtn 10 Mldleao S. STANDING OF CLUBS Southern CLUBS. Chattans Or.

Uoblle. Nashville. lNV Blrmingm. Memphis. Montgomy MB American CLUBS.

PhlladeVa. Washtngnt Detroit. St. Louis. Boston.

Chicago. New York. Cleveland. W. L.

PC 24 71 I12 644 11HB44 S127SS4 IZSHIS" it ST 500 2121411 2237171 League. W. PC 81J. 09 2I20EH 2 22SI 2 2164i z41SCH 2124lt 1817406 1C 38 lit Federal CLUBS. Chicago.

Baltimore. Buffalo. Brooklyn. Lout Indlanapi Plttsburg. Kan.

City. League. W. L. PC 38 1 648 21 It 525 2120612 262540 2121477 2012474 1128404 South Atlantic League.

CLUBS. W. LTPC Savannah. It II672 Charleston. 35 23 614 Jacksone 1421516 Columbia.

1117 51 Macon 151141 Albany. 241211 Augusta. llislt Columbus. 111112 National League. CLUBS.

w. x. PC Tort. 261661 Cincinnati. 112061 Pittsburgh.

25 2162 St. Lout 252641 Chicago. J42C4I 22146 a. :0 At Boston. It 2114 Ala Learoe.

CLUBS. wTL PC. OpeUks. 201461 Newnan 19 1467 LaGrange. 1815645 Rome.

171561 CLUBS. W. L. PC. Selma 161748 Talladega.

151746 Oadsden. 151146 Annliton 1222353 orris State League. CLUBS. W. L.

PC e. 27 21561 Waycrou. 27 651 Cordel 2622642 CLUBS. iv. L.

PC Valdosta. 262151 Amertcu SO IS 41 Brunswick. 1029 SHORTSTOP SHANLEY TO GO TO LOOKOUTS Memphis Tenn. June II. Special.

Harry Shanley who has played shortstop for the Memphis' team- for the past two' years will wear a Chattanooga uniform after' Sundays game here with Atlanta. The Detroit team which owns Shan ley recalled him and will turn him over. to Manager McCormick at Chattanooga. The local club had an agreement with the. Detroit club when Shanley returned there this.

year. Dolly Stark will be placed at- short and McDermott will be back in the. game at third Monday. George Sage. pitcher sold to- Waco.

will leave here Saturday. Washington 4 Thomson 3. Washington Oa. June 11. Special.

It required for Wash- Ington" to take' today's game' from Thomson by the score of 4 t6 3. Batteries for Washington Oheesling an Stone for. Thomson Brown- and Wolfe. Oheasliogs pltclng featured the game striking out' seventeen men and- al lowing no hits after the fourth Inning. Broad Jump Rule.

Lyons. France June 11. The Inter national' Athletic federation congress today adopted. the' flush take-off in th broad jump Another change from th rules passed' by the committee was th return. to the foot Inch circle fo the discus.

The next meeting the federation wUlbsheld in Berlin In Jiy City Club Announces That It Secured Waivers and Carl Will Be Shipped Immediately The deal for Carl Thompson has been definitely closed. The time limit on waivers expired Thursday'- afternoon nd the Jersey City- management. alt- onnced that they- had Instructed Thompson' to report Immediately. There is a likelihood of Carl reporting the Crackers in. Memphis but the.

chances are that he Wilt report here and twirl. In' one of the Nashville games Ponce de Leon next week. Carl's return to the Crackers will be welcomed Joyously by all the fans. Ho was a favorite here last season. lie ought to prove a valuable acquisition to he hurling corps.

A AMERICAN LEAGUE Browns 3 Yanks 1. 8t Loots. June 11. St. Louis bunched hits today In' the sixth inning and scored two runs enough to win the second game of.

the series from New. York. to 1 Manager Rickey switched his up sending Leary behind the bat and Miller to first' base. After the sixth inning Leary went to first base and Agnew behind. the bat.

New York- running wild on the bases on Leary. Score by innings RH E. New' York. 001. 000 000 1 6 3 St.

Louis 000 102 OOx 2 4 0 Batteries Warhop McHale and Nunamaker James and Agnew Time 1:35. Umpires OLoughlln and hide- brand. Naps 3 Athletics 0 Cleveland. June 11. Steen's brilliant pitching enabled the Naps to shut-out Philadelphia today 3 to 0 and break a losing streak of six games.

Steen did not give more than one hit In antf inning. and he did not allow hits white he was giving. bases on balls. Score by Innings HH Cleveland 001 001 Oli 3 9 Philadelphia- 000000 000 0 6 0 Batteries Steen and ONelil Pennock and Lapp. Time 1:55.

Umpires- Chill and Sheridan. Senators 4 White Sox 2. Chicago. June 11. An inning rally after- two' men were out today gave Washington a 4 to 2 victory over Chicago and checked the winning.

streak of the locals. Faber pitched a fine game until the eighth' Inning when Smith a Washington recruit placed' a In left Schaefer ran for Smith any scored the tying run. on Milan's triple. Gandils single scored Milan with the winning run. Score.

by innlngsr RILE Washington 010 000 021 4' 7 0 Chicago 200 000 000 2 8 2 Batteries Boehllng and Henry ber and Schalk. Time 2:15. Umpires Egan and Evans Tleer 2. Sox 1. Detroit Mich.

June 11. In a splendid pitching duel between Dauss and Shut. out" Poster Detroit won from' Boston 2 to' 1 today. Bush accepted eight fielding chances. several of.

them thrillers. Cobb was not. well and stayed out ot the game. Score by Innings RH E. Boston 000 010 000 1 6 1 Detroit 100 100 OOx 2 7 a Batteries Foster and Thomas Dauss and Stanage.

Time 1:22. Umpires Dlneen and Connolly. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cards 2. Dodgers 1 Brooklyn 4une 11. dt.

Louis made It two. straight from Brooklyn today in a pitchersr battle In which Doak had the better until. the eighth. when- with the score 2 to land one out. he walked Dalton.

bringing. up Daubert. Wits then. was sent against the. left-Banded bitter and held Brooklyn safe the rest of the way.

Score by innings R. H. E. Bt Louis 000 010 100 2 1 Brooklyn 010 000 000 1 6 2 Batteries Doak. Sauce and Snyder Reulbach.

and McCarty. Time lli. Umpires Orth- and Byron. Cub. 7.

GUntB 4. New York. June 11. Chicago evened up. the series with New York by winning today's 7 to 4.

A dropped throw at" the plate by. Meyers put. Chicago In the way of' tallying a total of five- runs in the sixth' inning. Four clean hits a wild pitch by Mathewson. a pass and a fumble' by Snodgrau were the' other.

scoring' factors. Score by innings Chicago 100 005 100 7 a 2 New York. 100 002 100 4 5 4 Batteries Vaughn and Bresnahan MathewsonFromme and Meyers. Time 2:02. Umpires.

Hart and Rigler. Phillies 3. Reds 2. Philadelphia. June- 11.

After pitch. lng' a fine game for eight. Innings. here today Ylngllng weakened In the ninth and Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati by. 3 to 2.

Burns who batted for Becker in the ninth. received the only ass given by tingling. Reed ran for Burns. took. second on a passed ball and scored on Lobert sacrifice bunt and Magee's sacrifice fly.

Cravath then won- the game with a home Score by innings RHE Cincinnati 000 000 200 2 8 3 Philadelphia' 001 000' 002 3 I Batteries Tingling and Clark Gongales Alexander and Kllllfer. Time. 1:40. Umpires Quigley and Eason. Dues Pirates S.

Boston June II. Boston won its third straight game by defeating Pittsburg today. 3 to 2. Maranville was the principal factor- in the Braves victory. On' Attack he made.

two hits In three times at bat driving In two runs. De tenlyely he accepted thirteen chances without error. Mitchell's homer- gave the Pirates one of. their runs. Score by Innings RHE Plttsburg 010 000 100 2 7 1 Boston.

200 100 OOx 10 1 Batteries Adams. Cooper. and Gibson. Coleman Purdue. James and Qowdy.

Time 1:35. Umpires. Klem and' Emslle. SOUTH ATLANTIC Indians 5. Gulls 2.

Score by Innings RHE Savannah 100 013 000 5 9 1 Charleston 002 000 000 7 2 Batteries Woolf and Smith Gates and Marshall. Time 1:40. Umpires Moran and Pender. Babies Scouts 1. Score by innings Albany 100 010-000 2 7 0 Jacksonville.

000 000001 1 7 3 Batteries Peddy and Wells Wilder and Csrnpfleld Time 1:42. Umpire. Vltter. Gieeoek. 11 Tourists' S.

Score innings RHB Columbia. 003 012 400 11 12 0 Augusta. i. 120 Oil 102 817 a Batteries Gardln and Chalker and Wallace. Time 147.

Um PIXe. Peaehe 3 Fox 2. xTwo oat when winning run was made. Scoreby Inning RHE Macon. fOlO 100 001 3 12 2 Columbus.

000 020 000 a 7 1 V6ss and liasham Redding and Krebs Time. 2:20. Umpire Dtneen Druid Hills Golfers Play lor Dr. Elkin Trophy Saturday The first' golf tourney to be held by the members of the Druid Hills' Golf club win begin Saturday afternoon. when the qualifying- round for' the handsome' trophy offered by Dr.

W. 8. Elkin will be. staged. The players will qualify- according to their net scores and handicaps will also apply- in the match rounds that follow.

As many flights AS fill wilt be played. The first and second rounds' of match play must. be completed by June 20 the semi-finals by June 25 and the finals by' June' 27. This is the first' of several tournaments that' are planned for. the Druid Hills course this summer.

Georgia-Alabama League Xewnan 6 Talladega 4. Talladegs. Ala. June 11. Special.

Newnan defeated. Taltedega today in a poorly. played game. Errors the cause' of Talladegas defeat. No features.

Score by Innings R. H. E. Newnan. 01 010 100 8 3 Talladega.

004 000 000 I 6 Batteries May and Kimball Black and Baker. Umpire Mills. LaGrange 8 Au.I.toa O. LaGrange Ga. June 11.

Special. Rube Sellars won the. first game of the series from' nnlston' today for' LaGrange In. a very sided shut-opt The visitor. were able to secure only three scratch hits.

O. Donaldson featured at the bat- for' LaGrange getting one home run and two. singles. Score by Innings RHE Anniston 000 000 000-0 3 LaGrange 118 020 SOz 8 0 Batteries Sellars and Lafltte Stephenson and Shepard. Umpire.

White. OpelikaS 6 Rome S. Rome. Ga. June 11.

Special By pounding Knight at will. Opellka won today's game 6 to 3. Seventeen hits were' obtained from the Rome pitcher. The playing of Kirk Newell the old Auburn star and captain of the Opellka team. was- the feature of the game.

He hit' safely tour times out. of five times to the plate. and In the last two in nings relieved Hawkins as pitcher and let Rome down without a run. Score by. innings RHE Opellka 100 400 001 17 0 Rome.

000 000 030 1 12 1 Batteries Knight and Taylor. Haw kins Newell and Williams. Selma 10 Gadsdesi 1. Selma. Ala.

June 1L Special. Selma won the opening- game from Oadsden with ease today when Abbott blew' up In the' fourth. andallowed the home club to count nine times on three walks three' singles a double and a couple of errors. Vandlver finished the game and held the home-club down to one run and three hits. Score by innings R.

H. E. Gadsden 000 :000.001- Selma 000 800 Olx 10 11. 2 Batteries Abbott Vandlver and Jordal Bostwick and Grltterrex. Umpire Markel.

GEORGIA LEAGUE Thonsas-1IIe' 1 Cur 0. Score by innings RHE Cordele. 000 000 000- 0 4 0 Thomasvjlle 000 000 Olx 1 4 0 Batteries Fllllngem and Eubanks Day and Dudley. Umpire Gentle. Brunswick 14 Ameiieus S.

Score by. Innings RH E. Brunswick'- 440 021 030 14 19 I Amerlcus 000 040 211 8 10 1 Batteries Wood and Pierre Dacey Andrews and Manchester. Umpire Colllns Wyen 2. Valdosta 1.

Score by Innings RHE Valdosta 000 001 000 1 7 3 Waycrou. 000 000 DOS 2 4 Batteries Wlnges and' O'Brien McFarland and Coveney. Umpire Chappelle. FEDERAL LEAGUE Buffalo 4. fCaBsas City S.

Score by innings BILE Buffalo 000 003 100 4 7 0 Kansas City 010 001 001 3 1 Batteries- Ford and Blair Packard and Easterly. Brooklyn tiegoL 3. Score by innings RHE Brooklyn' 022 010 000 6 10. 0 Chicago 020 001 000 4 a Batteries Seaton and Land Hendrix. arid Wilson.

Plttabnrs 7. St. Loia Score by Innings R. HE Plttsburg. 000 004 OOS 710 1 St.

Louis 010 000 100 2 I 1 Batteries Knetier and Berry Crandall and Hartley. Indlaaapolls Wisi Two. FIRST GAME. Score by Innings RHE Baltimore 002 010 200 10 2 Indianapolis. 021 000 30x 8 I Batteries Quinn.

Wllhelm' and Russell Ksiserling and Rarlden. SECOND QAB. Score by Innings RH E. Baltimore. 000 001ISO 4 8 I 100 144 lOx II 13 1 Batteries Smith and Jacklltsch Motley and Rarlden.

TODAY'S GAMES Southern League. Atlanta in Memphis Chatta. Nashville. N. O.

in Btrlngham Mobile In Montgomery. South Atlantic. League. Columbia in Augusta' Savanh in 'Charles's. Albany In Jacks vIiIe Columbus In Macon.

American League. Washington in Chicago N. Y. in' St. Louis.

Boston In. Detroit Pniiadele In Cleveland. National League. PlttsbK in Boston St Louis In Brooklyn. Chicago in N.

T. Cincinnati in PhlIadeIpa. Federal Brooklyn in Kan. City Buffalo In St. Louis.

Plttabg in Indlanap' Baltimore in Chicago. Georgia. State' League. Waycrou In Arners Brunewk In Cordite. Thomasville la Valdoata.

Georgia-Alabama League. OpUka in Rome Gadsden In Selma. Anniston In LaGrange Newtan In Tailed's. Cracker Daily flitting These figures Include th game in Km AD. R.

IL. PC McConnell 66 217 44 71. 332 Lour. Rircher Tyre TV Welchonce Jennings. Elbel Flanagan Holland 31 13 Dent.

IS It Dunn 36 117 Ferryman 11 It Doecher 12 24 Browning 16 CT William 4 14 J. St 116 34 tlT 131 46 176 IS 54 Sit 10 SO I 800 i 48 176 21' 63 JIl 67 UI' 58 57 200 U' 66 275 I 4 178 27 47 244 10 24 361 It 34 105 5 122 2 125 4 105 109 CONGRATULATIONS Congratulation are in order Uday. Joe Agler. the' best first baseman performed in the" Southern league. I years old today.

Jo 1 BOW playing first for the Buffalo Federals. A. A. U. Games at Covington La.

Classy Entry List of Two Hundred. Covington. Tj. June 11. After months of.

preparation all details are believed to complete for the championship track and field meet of the Southern Amateur Athletic union to. be held here tomorrow. and Saturday. Secretary Beneditto of the Southern Amateur Athletic union. and a number of the meet officials are among the late arrivals.

Nearly one hundred entrants In the different' events are hers train- Ing at' St. Paul's stadium. and others will Strive today. Reports from the different training camps indicate that the competition will be sharp. It Is expected that some southern records will be lowered.

It. was announced today that. the events tomorrow Junior day will be preceded by a parade of the ZOO entrants in tire meet. Following the parade. Governor.

Hall of Louisiana. will deliver an address and Archbishop Blank win bless the. new stadium. The order of march in the parade has been' announced as follows St. Paula band.

officials of. meet. Young Men's Gymnasium club catholic Athletic club Birmingham Athletic club Birmingham Young Men's Christian association. Atlanta Athletic club. Boys' High School of.

New Orleans. Wilts gymnasium Young Men's Christian association of New Orleans. Independents and St. Paul's Athletic Taylor and VarIon' Make. 73's in the First 18 Holes.

Ray 74. Troon. Scotland. June 11. Play opened here today for the qualifying rounds of the British open golf championship.

The its entries included. three American players Francis Oulmet American open champion John J. McDermott. former. American open champion.

and Harold Weber of Toledo. With his score of 77 Oulmets position in the' competition was considered satisfactory. The leading score" on the municipal course over which he played. was 73 by John Henry Taylor holder of the British open' championship and on the No. 1 or old course.

71 by Harry Vardon. Edward Rays score was 74. Harold H. Hilton took 81. while I.

C. Jen kin amateur champion. returned a similar card. Harold Weber of Toledo was far behind with a score of U. At the end of the first round Oulmet had tied with four others for thirteenth place but he headed the list of amateurs with his score of.

77. Sandy Hook. N. Y. June 11.

Her time allowance of three' minutes and thirteen seconds today' gave the yacht Resolute the sixth. race with the van- itle. sailed In the lightest of airs over. a' thirty- mile triangular course. The Vanltle led at the finish by one minute and seven seconds but.

the Resolute was awarded the race on corrected time by one minute and sixteen seconds. The Defiance. the third cup defending aspirant made no' effort to' race today as her sails need recuttlng and her mast requires alterations. The. Vanttie today once more showed that In' reaching she I minutes faster than the Resolute.

She pulled out a lead of' more. than four minutes at the first. turn' and. was doing well on the second leg. also a.

reach until vita ran Into a soft spot. when the Resolute almost caught her. The fight up the' wind to the finish Was the finest struggle In which the two' yachts have engaged. The Resolute weathered' the Yanitie at one time. but tost her pride of.

place a few minutes later- end was 200 yards astern when the Vanltie lutted across the line On the first leg both boat Vanltle leading slipped through the water as If they had motors' kicking behind. Vanltls turned the first mark four minutes and one seconds to the good. There was only one. minute anc forty51 seconds between the yachts at the second turn. The VanlUe drew away gradually then.

but could not gain enough to save the penalty- which her larger body' end sails had Imposed upon her. The yachts will race tomorrow. FEDERAL LEAGUES DEMURRER OVERRULED Chicago. June 11. Federal Judge Carpenter today overruled the demurrer or the Federal baseball league to the 325000 damage suit brought by the Philadelphia National league club because of the desertion of Doolan.

Seaton Knabe and Brennan to the or ganization. The defendants were given 60 days to answer the suit and a similar tithe was allowed them. In' the Injunction proceedings brought by' the Philadelphia Nationals to restrain the Federal league from taking any more players' from' them. BRITISH POLO TEAM SHOWS GOOD FORM i Hempstead. N.

1' June 11. The chal. lengln British polists today scored a victory over what is considered' the second strongest team in the United States. Captain Leslie St. George Cheeps who last Sunday was struck nthe nose by a polo ball today.

kept his place throughout the seven periods that comprised the game. Captain Cheape will play in Saturdays international game. Madison 10 T. M. A.

2. Madison. Ga. June 1J. Special.

The second game of ballof a series of three between Madison. today. Madl T. M. A.

was played here today. Madl son again won by a score of 10 to 2 Batteries for. Madison. Merrltt xani Orr. for T.

M. A. Osborn and Weaver. R. L.

WHITES' ELECTED HEAD. OF TYPO UNION In the semi-annual election held Wednesday by the Atlanta Typographical union In its- twenty-One lo cal chapels R. Ik Whites was made president and the following. officer. were elected Vice president Walter C.

Caraway recorder. Ed 14. Sutton secretary- treasurer Walter. M. Grant ser arms Fred Norrls arbitrator P.

I Rlkard. The delegates to th Federation' Trades were chosen as follows Jerome Tones L. H. Still. W.

a Caraway L. Rodir and E. E. Grlggs. Finance and auditing committee elected M.

Fudge. Fred Norris apt Luther- StilL' Delegates. to Allied Council F. R. Cornell W.

B. Correll nd. W. C. Kendrick Edited By DICKJEMISON i tet5rl HEROIC EFFORTS 3 SOLDIERS RESCUE.

BOYS IN TYBEE SURF Savannah Ga June 11. Special Heroic efforts. Of three soldiers from tart Sezeven today prevented a dou- ile drowning when they rescued J. Ulmo Farr and William Pair. aged 38 nd 17 sons of Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Parr. who were beyond their depth In the surf at Tybee.

Hundreds' of people on the beach watched the battle in' the waves. and while others- gave some assistance. Privates H. I lones and Ellis J. Brown.

of' the Seventy-second company and Corporal F. T. Williams of the Oneo Hundred and Sixteenth company were the actual rescuers. It was the bravery of Ulmo Farr the older In going' to- the rescue of his younger brother that caused him to be caught In the strong grip of an "offer and held helpless while his brother was drownlng The two young- men. with a large party of bathers were enjoying the sport in the surf in rontof their fathers home.

near Buter's station. The tide was high and strong seas were running. ULTIMATUM GIVEN AGAINST TIPPING PULLMAN PEOPLE San Francisco June II. It Is up to you to stop these practices and pay rour men decent wakes. This was the ultimatum delivered today by President John M.

Eshleman. of the California state railroad commission to Richmond an general manager of the Pullman company in a spirited argument on the tipping evil during an official hearing on the- question. You cannot stop tipping argued Mr. Dean when the public can get better service by- tips. It is human nature to bid for good service.

Mr. Dean. when the public can get part of your salary In gratuities Commissioner. Eshleman asked. Yes If received under the same conditions that obtain In the service of the Pullman company.

Then our standards of patriotism are vitally different rejoined the. lommlsstoner. A man Is entitled to what is right-and whaVhe earns. Your idea is revolting to me. The.

hearing was the result of an Inquiry instituted into the rates charged and the service given by the Pullman company. Numerous complaints had been made to the commission that decent service could not be had without tipping. AT THE THEATERS. Keith Vaudeville. At the Forsyth.

An excellent feature to the way' they entertain at that bu jrNFor yth I the fact that people are made comfortable in any kind of weatner in MS properly warm A the cold season and kept cool In the warm oearan. There 1 an human. exhaust fan on top ot the building- that sucks out millions of cubic- feet of air a minute there la a wonderful cooling plant the basement that' tills up the theater with fresh air right off the- top of the louse passed through a refrigerating- eye. tern and then turned loose in the theater. Ray Samuel.

ha. made a splendid per. posal hit so has Mile. LaTrlika the hu man doll welt assisted by Frank ton. the clown.

and music lovers are positively retting- a treat from Elsa Ruegger. the fa pious cellist Mother At the Lyric But three performances remain of Mother the play which has been attracting so much. comment by patrons of the Lyric theater. Mis. Lucille LaVerne has found an unusually' tine rote In that of the mother of two wayward' sons and the whole company- appears to advantage.

Dancing- on the polished floor In the foyer' I proving one of the attraction at the Lyric and the space Is filled every evening- between the act and after the performance. Big Kalem Drama. At the Grand. Wolfe or the Conquest of Quebec. stirring war drama produced la the Kalent studios.

wOich have become famous for their output of spectacular battle production will be the change of program at the Grand theater de luxe Friday and Saturday. It 1 in four reels and contains many scenes of vivid warfare that are overpow. erlngly realistic. The story I based upon the historical invasion of Quebec and I staged In authentic locations Next week come. Annette Xellerrnann in the season' biggest feature.

NeptunVs Daughter. a seven- reel drama produced in Bermuda. Jewel Kelley Company. At the BUos. The popularity of.

the Jewell Kelley com pany 1 being demonstrated in a most satisfactory manner by the Immense crowds that' are patronizing the Bijou this week. despite the unusually warm weather. Patrons of the- BVOU have learned by' ex perience that this house Is well ventilated and cooled and one of the most comfortable places of amusement in the city. Why Girl Leave Home" 1 proving one of the most entertaining plays that ha been offered in stock of late. It tells a plausible and Interesting story with enough melodrama to satisfy the.

most ardent lover of sensation. EARLY CLOSING HOURS AT SMITH HIGGINS The Smith Higgins department store announces that throughout the summer the firm will observe closing hours atl o'clock on each Wednesday afternoon. Cleaner. Why doe the man weave bits of straw and cue. the fool dog hard He Jut read how to ct aa a hat with sulphur.

In the yard. OF ALL THE GIFTS That fit the wedding day none so timely as the- one that provides the means for telling- the picture story of that day A KODAK. Jno. L. Moore Sons are.

headquarters for all the new things in kodakery. 42 N. Broad street Adv. ARROW COLLAR 1 5 d- Wj" r'I-l" j. Z' 1 dpiata1 ti.

JACKDoCB a' me. ame heh yet 1ad. Jack there as seyen lnDlnthe le tocetbllt hldelberT IntheetSbth A ad ad. neted ttre ru thr Chic. 1ere arner durln te.

ga lorl7. TB DEFJ1IT' whee CarlTompon mlg Crcker w1 lew. fl tectCl.w1 hlppedhereat once JereTCI cub' TundY teTha aecurd. te neenar waiveronth. forer Cacker ad tt ha ordere hi on.

N' WHEYTOIO arYe 1 neear rele. aDgle. mA makroomforihlm Craker arewellwlhn boththeaaand plyerlmit Dochere hownThur proba. ly mea. tat wil r- whie ad rven.an- portunl lhOwhllwae WT Hli.

TIEST mVG the' Al atlaLVlce Pe8IdentTJFlaer cmment Whlteregrdlng thelaly of. preldentof. legue querie 8portngeltors Fsher' ad usa rct Ichedule Ba7 Bele' BOYCASTLETo rmerCracker rcued blsrlea tbeSlLke andrcenUy Ilped TorontCln Iteratonal letL BllY' huntng jobthechance wibthe Crackers. Gt g. Jed SHERaOD SMI.

MaileTdOB by Istwlrlng In. te Intena. tlnalleagu hs aving wihthat fn Wenot at hla Avlsltto Bnes ter Yo ngs own GllsFlle HR LE' ined Smih onte Aercn alo catontem starnte wit St Paul outeldwlth Carley HemphIL uafer. Baiey' bamer Ingteballke dldtfrt amn wlh theCracker Thboxscor sln Te SporUngLfe howabouttwOhls idayforthe Craclr. Sd Sit Isbltngiweltoo JYPHI 1Ur' F1LL GEH.

oCrd le' twlrl8 maybpusd thCacer cub want muc i hetheror note madegowth te. C. FllngemthanNewrk doesJor Carl TO 1. t''m. Nc 4 1 niCEY.

i ClydeWareathe tormerBJlken 1 I wav. IA hil. Jrlng Waveu' recaled' Walace wa hurLWares wa putlnat hortandh ha playlngsuch fnecame thatRlcky Isnow hewould take tor formerBlle I' J' Crel sui OL ll. poppd our Te pre8entaeresof In legearmportnt andbySun be' INash l' Ie sould out. Catanooga Atant.

emphls Biringham te aae andMontgomerythe Moble. Te wouldhowa ferentcomplexlon. probabites arealogtherlmpoalbU Ites eiher. 1- St. R1 WALLPIHirilayed thl Senator7eterayand I w.

iw his doubetat trted W8hlngtons a le got. oneo the erhlln n' tmes. two. putout asltwlthout SSCAS L. tODA Phl elphla Mlis MIe 1 natonal andMIs Cuse1 bot Yorkt wll tomorw nthe fnal matc oftewomen natonal detemlne i ahal Mar.

Browne holder. tort chmpionship 12 Hla. 1 elr m. es. the ae.

slnFles toafhe formeI defeat. lnglrs Edwardnmond NwYork later OfMlsIella Iendleton Clnclnnat. SOyTHERffAILWAY ESANINE Thelocltr tfc dei rtmeit Soutern raiway organizd basebal tea Memberof meLThUrdaynlght. of- lcer. J.

C.Mltchenwaschosencp- talnand ClFeaganmanager IStn poslton book wih ton to" 1 tem Itwltthl fat aggregaton' wllplea cll1laln 12 orwrie Sl rnRlway Buiding Cly II rHE. Blc FOUR II rbaterl' aeh1I a Uvelybato hlUDI honor te lepe. CnaUtuUon 1 ca. teir' avrlu daly. PIerTeam AD f' H' Pe oCo lk.

attU 18 Krby. Mobie 1. 7 cnnelAUatU 7 4 711 or 1 BujO leba rtiz a VSH CJ" Nt' i 3 1 ili" i 1 1 f' i' tl. rIS JS Uate r- kC O. H.

Bunched HitsB at ks i' lilF lrstj am 5e ies' scheiFuTIsrsef me B7fBe wd u. Memp ui l. Sp cla ackcer wa jtabout 8 Ung 1nalOWlnale111t anymbund ma huvllted te Turle mer. ad reut te Crker a. tched temele el t4X and.

marked packale AlhouCMemphlaloatbylpOlflt csewhere m1ssw8 mle" TeCraktl wheeler dlslayed' ceeroslty In. sell elslth. Wen' rUe moethelr treeru Incdental. thetle' cIned DacerselantAdlhooU" whocunedlor TurlesUke' oponent waatng majorty tme. hd onepel oC and.

Cracker Ike the Trte. fourhlt Steelehowed lo enlngupln te wbentecCracker cuntethelr rn WhiC. ted tenedlnnlng enoulh bal came. TmeBU Gae. eohy oth hltmad wu tlthlnnncwhenKlrcher Iingledbutmet deattrylnc pier e.

nw I tendut Interetngatalr. excep Inthe eight Memph. ad rnl. I' Afterone demise' pave lef terlto11 dou ble Aliso few ennlng thngs' loke eceedlncly 8tHe avanclnlanyturterCoyle droppedcalhortfly Jennlng. whie Lng.

rn Ing arounc Steele' scored Docher hoper adarkreldent Zlgladgotln I game aallst Thebal hltbgh I In col db1acherl' andwa a terrto The.Cra-ker..tted.'out.ealy.t. Steelesdewdrops looked1lke Elmerwa. I golngtoeed assistnce' I beforedirknes man appearanceLnlopened wit a' drve lef ditch' enagge4afer mplntothe Welchonc. wholn ldent1) tal- a tirals. wa.

811 out' Jennlngswant 10 Uoughand' three right. Flanaganalngled iompedhome. DeJeHt Sae. pri i open th thirdwlh a cean. overhort bured anAtant rn henhe wuthrown lout Alson on McConnelII cean' Bnd consuled himsl.

flrstnd econdandwal Lne Universiy slslppl-pltcher. addlton te Trte crewwuaelttowar warmei. or next. two tiple and counted Kircher n. lingle Lngllngled eedlngElbel Ifteda' toAlson Id no advance Lng.

tempted deiayedietel ater Ebelacred Lng calebetween flra wh Gerge Merrtt plannglecond Lng bak' croaed teplate sldeeven 10. tretened wltthe exc tonof thelnnlng YCred tme. Iwa. gme albcalstndoplntwu elght Inng. Feat.

Welchonce. lhough 1 altdld hlsshareofthe Incenter tie. ofAh dificul ctches. Wison locl lef garen Atan tl acre wih aso leveral Clacker" tird anda oD wBth mal dy getmore tha bt. Merrit CI.

tln 1lulels plc ad mae Mule sick' Dentand Shiel wi prbable' baterle. aend ge Frday. TDoaIH MIS a rhpo a e. Alson cf. f.

0" l' Coylr ia 1' 1. 0 ShanleYI 4 1 1 GMerltab 00 :1.4 :1 Wlnlc S' 0 0' 0 Duncke11b. 0. 11 1. Stark3b N000 Bemlsc 10 1.

la 07. 1. 1 1.2 0 xShlel. OJ 0 0 Tot n. 6 lG'- ATLTA- Lb hpoL8 Mconnel12b.

1 1. 0 Klrch rl 3. 1 21 1-0 ID. 4. 1.

0 Lngl 0' O. IS Welchonce O. 50 0 JennlnglII 1. 1 10 Flanaganrf. 1 :1 0 Treec 0.

O. Dscherp 0 a. 01. 0. 01 i 2 Hlfor' Strk nlnth Sore byJnnIng 000i03 Atanta OOO000 hit Ste li threeae alt Jenlngs Kirche rUnShanleY bas.

Elbe baeon otDoscher bDoschera TIme 1:40. OToole. andFfelc GulEs 7 Bilken lie Ala l. nt. oble ler.

hee tl. ateroon the Isltor thefrtto batng Blck hardard cub seondf to1 bytmelyhltngEach 18 c1edat. te nd. tonalplaylng tlUt prevaledon ede. FIRGAE OBa po LMONT.

abrhP I 1. 0:0 Perb 11. 0150 Krbyrl 40 :1 OIDaITI 0011 Lrdlf. 4 1 1. 0 Snecrtb 4 Sebmtc I 0 2 2 1I lwrlb 3 1 I I HUdUlbl 10 oHantnd a 1 10 0 Mner 4 I Ie OrbnZ.

11 I Dbr8 I 2 Pcep. 0 11 I Blakpl 0 0 1 Keleyp 0 0 O. 11 Toti Tot 8 Sor lnnlnl 1obUe o. 40 JontgomerT 00000Z1 3 SummrY Two-al hit Dobrd three.ue hits' arlc hit. Shmidt solen bales Perr bals 01 101 101 outby Prce.

lt bYBlak pitcer Bla1Prlce Bak his otPrlce wla rns Innings' onbasean outln i of Keley tnZ lnnlngawlth' rUnlefon baesMontgomer i bil' Holander' Gribin to SnedecorPrS Scidt HudnalwUd plchKeeley I Brlen ln" and el ur. TII SEN QAE JOB rhPLJONTab po. 1 ODlllbf 001 Per2bf. 101 rf" 1. :1.1.:0.0 i.

:1" OO Lrd 101 SO Snfc rtb1 11 8hmtct02tS EIWrlblOO 5 HudlJlblOO 10 antnefll oa JIla rc Grlbn Ib 1. Dbrc I 0 11 4 2 01 1 GucCrp 1001 1 XLodPa 00 0 3 Hol. 1 000 0 Totals iT iL ii atfdfor GUclerln renth In1Ing OO100 01 Montome 1011x 1 a trb ud ir i i 1 J7 o. I I tO1a tfDbailJ th bue ht. Baken8lfce bly.

busBa rDay auenF lyDobrdtoperi Hudnal MUer toBldt perryt Hudnal baeoubl 01. Mclleft b. ontcomer i tuck out Ud Guder lr. llui- ad Britentein. 101.

8 okori. 1 N1Y1 eTenniuneUNuh troublelntklng theflrtgame tromChatoola. cre f. 1 rn gave wayto Quard ho the fourtallowlng Nahvle aore ve rnonteehlttw baelon bal. belnrhUbyte pichr.

Oltl4e' ofthla fnullg Qual- der ettectve Bolad kept ShltweUacatered Pauet Calahan. brUlatfleldlnlly. CAT. brIpaNASHlr hP OhnUO I. 11lcalanc I 1 1 0 E.

02 Klhlf fl 14 Jaebnc 12 0 Sloanrl. 51. a 0 110 b. 4- 0. 2.

1 Cylelb :4 11. lbnc. 1. 11 Flek2b 0 01 HfmYI1 0 1 1 Grath3b. 0.

1 wU2bJ 1 4 GrmcI Lndu 2:1 1 ef Byd 10 02 lan 1 Qap1 1UUO oU 1 b1nnlnp Cttnooca NahvUI fOO.OOx- Summ En EU1tW ulet Paulet' Jacobsn ba. hanWllam. Llndsy Icrllce. hit HemlnaY plar llaml. hlt wlh3 runsln2lnnlngs hi byplther.

Quarers bael' on' baU of 1 Quarde. 4. of 1ltuck utbyBod 1 4. olad 3- lafton baes Chatta- 1Nahvllejpaed balsGt IOn m. IUumplr Xerlnand rm6 fe" BImlnlhm Ala.

une .1 tmely battng en. tem rturn to' Rckwood feld by te I. Baby ad Brownw1reknock8 theleventh lostand reganed thelea BiRMabrpi hpO Manb I O. 40 I 2 Stewtc 4 1 11 0 Stalb 1001 MDIclb5. 1.

Babe I 00 3 Knlsyrf I Bunlf 11. 1 0 CoVnlb 2 a. 2 1 LnaTlb a 0 0 1. MBrl elf a ortnrlfl1 IS 0 Elam. 0 1 II SI1r 1' 000 0 Tralero 1 0 1 Bhlmlb 11 1- 0 0 BrownPI 0100 Acamc4 12 6 0 HablpO 00 01 I' 0 1 O' I WlanpO 000 0 1 I 1 1 4' 1 Batelor Innnth I.

by Birmingha. i 01001 1 NewcOrle. OOOOO Summar-Errors'YcD 1. Lnday 1Bluh. 1 hIt Bluh threebe hit Brwn Knisly Adai ltolen Mcpon plys Donad Covng" Eltl baes baU.

Brwn 3 Bagbr. Whlon a Habln lt Bues NewOrlesS Blrlng 01 Brwn I 13lnnlng. HArbln1 InnlNs. fagby 11-1 Inning. 01WUson2 Itrck out Time Umplres nuttadRudderh I.

II Aea AIUO at PIIdaaI Lule 1 CltdlS Kn. Cty 7Colu' MIWke Riebmd R' Ptrb Newprt ewsz OhcLe Calte Raeh bbe1IZDhif Oreebr Saem.o. Iteatona Le Pd t. er 7 ornt 1 Rohesr. aU New kI TeL c.

Wa t. Sa 2. Auan Ga1Nto. F1 outOf Dalu a. App hLP8 on' Morlen LHaD II STADINC tUBSII SutheLe 8tAtlUc WL Pe CLUS 1 Catan' 11 Svanah.

I 1 In Ne. Or. 1 2164 Chalean 1261 011. 1 14 akon 605 Nub1le 125 125U YNYUr 1 5 ng' I Blrmngm. 51 AlbalY I UI MemphI.

4t AUIta I 297 M0tlomy 2 I 17 Colubu1 112 d' Aif Lle to CLUBS. 1 CUBW 1 Phlacela. IUt NfYork 1 611 2 1051 Clnelnnat. 2 20 12 Dtrolt 2 51 Ptuburc. 211 8LLUI 21214 S1 LuaU2 4U BOto.

lt Chlclo. 10 Cbc oUSUI Brookl 2t2US 2 400 PIIaela US I IU Blon. 1 1 4 ef Xpe 0aA Le CLUBB 1 Pe CLUBSW 1 Pc 251 OpUka 101 6 BaUmor. 11 Newna' 1 1 61 Bufalo. 2UUS LGrac.

1 1 6t Brokl 2 512 1 161 St' Lul. 2 UOCLCBS Indln' 2 47 lmal1 48 PlttburcO 1 TaIel 117. 1 2840 Gaclen 15 1 41 nlaton. 1 ua G. 8tLpe CLUS WPC I CUs wLP c' Tbomue.

251 Valclt 2 251 Wayer. 2356 Amerc. 2 2 4 7 Crcele. 2 14 Br WIC. SHORTSTOPSHANLE ro iOdKOUT 1lempbIS TernJuII Spe Harl aort- pat year.

llwear unl rm after Sundayl herewlthAtanta Detrolttemwhld Shan reclied wltu tolanagerMcCormlck. tnoogs Thlocal cub agree" mentwlh San- reture" her. year. DOly Strkwl beplaced at. eortand McerottWI atthlrdMondaY Sage plcher soldto Wa 111 ie.

HGhion 4homa hlrgto G. Ju Sec jl totWuh todays Thom lytheaoreof4tb forWashington and torTomsou Brownam Wole GheesUngaplt ng' feature tegame trlkl outavnteen al- 10llg nOhltster BroadJup Rl LOn Fran June The.Inter natonal Athletc federaton' conges toay tuh tkeoff the notherchafgefrom the rles" pa8e' bTthe commiteewas the totheatootlfdt for n. etmeetngOfthe fedeat01 IwW' heldIDBrlnlnl8I C. 0. i I' 1.

1. tJJtJ eARLTHOM SfN OMINCkSHORTbY yCit ces tItecued Wa ad ar iUB' Ship ed di tely Thdert r' Clomaon huben detnlely cloedThe Ime' lmlton wa1yer. explre Turduaferoon andte Jerey. Ciy. a- tat.

1nstrute Tompson' to reporlmmedlatelY Tee alkelod ot. repor lng Cackerlln Memphis. put ohance artat wil rwrt sd' f. ashvle gaes at PoncerdeLonnextweel toteCrckerawl welcomedjoyoulYbY al tanS wUa favorie aeasonHe proyevaluable aculliton Ihehull g. cbrs II AERICL GHE II Jnw3Ya1l.

SLcLnsJuelLLLul buch- bt slthJnnlng soord tworur' te1erlea 1 HnagerRckey Bw1chedbll sendig behid' lerto frt bae' Ater lthinnlngLaywent flntbue ad Agew thebatNew York rnnlngwldon thebue Lar. Scre Ne' York 000000163 Luis OOx- 40 BaterIeWarhop Mcae ad Nunaaker ameland Agew Umpll OLoughUnldHlde brad a Aet Cleveland une1.teenlbtIUant PIChlngenabled t. 0 shut out Phldephia. 3. breal Btreakot Ilx ames.

Steel glvemorethanonhllna tnnngand dldnotalowhLa whll b. ewuglvlng on ball Inning oR Cevelad 0010010b 9'-1 OOO 000 Btterlesteen ONe11LPenno Lpp. TlmXi5 UmpuesCl Sherdan. lentor. ie Cicgo.

An ellht1nnlng ralyater. men' Wahnton a4 vlctorover ChicgO. cqec. ked f. loll.

pltheda untl theelghthlnnlng Smih c' reruit. double lnlett. Schaeercrator Smih ay cred thetylngrun Mian' trlpleGandUs ln wih. thewlnnlngruu bylnnlngs Rl WahlngtonOl0. 000024 0.

Chlcgo. 200 0000002 a2 BaterIe Boehlngand Henr bel 11. UmpIres Egag Ean. Tle- 45x1. Mlch.

I piching Daul ad DetroUwonfrom lc uh thrU- weUad otthe Inning 0001 Dtroit 100100 2 Foster an4Thoma Daus Stnase. Time. 1:2. Dlneenand Connoly TINAL LAG II Ca. 2 Do4grI 1 Brooklyn uneI1t.Luis mae it- atalfhttrom BrookYR oday aPlcher battelnwhlcIDoak beter unti eighth when wih thescore2 tolfand DatOn Slee wa eert agalnstthe.let1anded biter.

andbeldBrooklynsafo te t1way. Sore Bt.Luls- 0000101002 Brookly 01000000015. BaterI8Doak. Salee and. McCrty.

Tle 11. UIPlr andByron Olta4. NewYork thelrlelwlh nlngtodays game dro ped Plate. Meyer go Inthe wa atotal oftv runllnthe lxthlnnlng cean hts wUdpltCh Snodcrulwe. tactor Sorebylnningl RHE Clcago.

1000051007 002100 4 Baterle. VaughnandDre nahan MathewsonFtomme andoeters' Ti. 202Umpl esHartandRlcler PhlIle. a PhiadelphiA JuneU pich. a' lne todaYLYlnglngweakened nlnthi I and.

hUaelpbla- deeated. a' to' Burns 1atted tor Becker1n nlnthrecelved theonl 11. gvenbyYlnglng fot I Burne' on. pass bal and. aored onLbert aacrlfcebunt I andMagees sacrlrce flyCrayathtben wonthegamewlha run.

I Sore. by 0' RlE I CnelnnA 00000001002. 8' hUadelphla II" BatelesYInlln. laleAlexander andKller 1:4. Quigley-and Eaon aPlrtei Junel lls staight defeatng PI tl- to.

Jaiatvlewas princpal factor1nthe ttck madetwo tmelat. bat tworun. De- thireen wihout errorUtcheUs tePlratee ot rn. bYnningl RlE. Pltburc 010000100 OO 100' 101 Bateries i' Adas ad aon.

Tlme1U Umplle. Ensle il A TiiiC II Dd Gai. 2 or bYJnnlngsf RK Svnnah. 1000U005 91 Charletn" OOOS Bat rle 1 Sml jCat8 Mrhal umpires Morn Dai sta :1. bilnnlngs fI 0 1000100002 7" JacksonyUe 000000 17 tele PeddMdW Wider Campfeldllme 2.

1 11t innings E. Columbia. 003OU40 110 Auget. noon :102 8 17a Btrle Jdln ndChak rSnYd' erto andalac Tlml47. Um.

1LUI n- Peae a. 0:82 xTwooUt wheb wlnnlnirr wa made" h. sc ieb InnID E. Mcon. 010100' 0014 1 t' OOOooo 61' Bibm Red dlnladXJb ITimeIO tllre J1een- 11- 3T tfj ir i 1j PiwdHillsG lers' ti 1 kl toply atuday Ttirt gllt rj toibebeldby tememberot DldHll Gl cubwU r1 BtrTteroon te' qUying.

rund te o1erbTDr ElklnwUbe Itale Te player wl qUlfy acorln thelrnet acres hdicp a wlllo applylnthematc rund. tt A mayflght wil bepyed frtadendroundof mus cmpleteby Jue te fnas byune 1 1d te1a. uneJT Tlststbe torleveratoura mentthatareplned Drud HUIcure uer rg 11 NewDGT ldeg TlaegAl uSec Newan T1e a' toay plaYed ca. Eror. wee Tal1e li defeat.

ture. Scorebtlnlnl RlE 201010100 6 Tlaeg 004000000 Bterle ay Kimbll Blk ad. UmpIre Mi. LOr Att LGrangGaJune .1. Selars frt arie toay.

L- Grage a ahutolt Te were ableto I threelcratch. his Dnadon tebaforLrang tng rn single. Soreby RKE 000000 000 :1 LGranc 1 0O20x 9. Baterlesf Setara Lafte henlon UmplreWhle elka 8 a Rme Ga SpeclaL XnlghtatwllOpelka toayl gme S. 3 Seventeen ofKlrk Newell tr captan Opelka team wuthe gale.

aafelyfour tme. tve toth8 plat. tttwo In- nlns reUevedUwkln aspitcher wihout. run Sore E. OeUka.

100400001 1' 0 000000 03 311 Bterle Hw. klns Newel WIUam. Sel lG Gadd. SelmaAla SpeelaL ae Gadldenwlhele Abbot tmeonthr thre Iingles. a.

a error lnllhed homelubdownto andthr ehlt re btInnln. RHE Gadden. 1 2 Sla. 00. OOOl10 1 Baterle bbott Van er.

ordaBstwlck Grlterez' plreMarkeL' II LAG II Tomatel Inning RE' 00 0000004 Thomasle 0 BaterleFllngemand Eubakl In Dudl UmPlreGent I Bnwe 14. Aee Sre Inning RHE BrunwIck. 40003 U1 Amertus. 00004021810 Wod Plere Dacer' Umpire Co lln. ValdotL ylnnlng Rl E.

Valdost' 4. 0001' OOO 41 Bteries Wln el OBrien' Coveey. Umplr Cappele. IIFEDER II B1ai 4 Ct a Scor tnninl. Butao0000010 0 1.

1 Baterlei Bla. Paar andEterl Drkin Ieoa Sore RIE Broklyn' 0 0 0005' Chlcgo' r. 001000 4. BateresSeatonand Lnd dr l.on. Ptabar 2.

It 2' RKE Pltt lurg. 7 10 1 StLis 000100JUl BateresKnetzer ad Bery era. dalaDd Hrtr la4pU. 1. FIRTGA Scr blnnlnc.

RlE Baltmore. .002010 200103 IndlanapoU02 00030x- Ba terleaulnn' ua- lelKIS rlngandRrlden SECOD GA. Sore Baltmore 00110 L. IS Inlanapol. lOOlU 10x1 1 Baterlemlh an Jaoklbch III DA SG SteLae Atata IIMempbl Catt In' NUhvle OIBllncbam Qble Inontlomr Suth Atltc' Le Coiuibla Auuata S1auh Carlal balItacka le Columbu tXacl Aen Ie.

Wbllcn InChleaoNY I' Sf. Ll. DetltPnlacera Cevland' NaU ntpe Pltubl I Bolon i Lal. II BrOkl Cca y. Inclnnat Pblaelpa I Broklyn' I Xa CltT t.

Lul. PltubCt Indl aIUmo Chlea 1 Gr8tteLe. Wayc. In Brnsk IICordele. bomalenVadota Gr ip Oaclenln Slma Annilton LGranle lntalec I cieJ a Hifinl I fcur lncud tec mtl phI.

on. Thuday Plar. I HPe INcConnel 511 4 Ln o. I 1 12 Xlch.r..J.4. 11.

I' IG2 SO 4. 17 un 2t JennIII. Elhl r. 5 200. 5 17 Flanalan 1 11 27' 4' Holad.

:1 I I 1 17 20 Peryman. I 0' I' 11 Dcher' 1' 2 1 a Brwnlnc 11 WIJa. h. 1. 0 II F0NS.

AI ae' oat6aay. Aller n. bu1 td enr' pr. forme 8uthrnlape la' yera toay. 0.

Jow.p\c.fn toUe Je SOUERNATl IN MEINC' TODAY AAp 9eatCv I of- oHudre COnCol I. prepato al. ae beUeveto be. Cllte 14 feld 8utherAmateur Athletc union hee SecrttBenelto Sthern Atleti union. ad te meetof cla1 amoncthe vas Nearl entrats nent her In Pul.

stadIum oherl 11 aive' toay dlterent tralnln cpS. Ifdlce th belhar. epete thatlome outhernrec wil boweed wanounced todaytbat. uniordaywll precedld pad. of en.

tant. InUt meeLFolowlng pa- rde Govror Hal' ot Luisiana wi delver an' ddr adAcblhop wi orderot mc parde anounced altoUowl St' Paul. baJe offcial' mee enaGynalrum club. ath- oll Athl6lc dubBlrlnghaYoun ene ChrLta. Soclaton Atata' Athletc club BoysHlghSchool eW lenlWltlgmnslum Crl8tan asolton.

Indepndents ad Paul. Athletc Aloluon OUMEM KSn IORmSH OPEN Varo' ito FitlSHole Ry TooU St nd une Play. open. QualfYln Brth gol chaplonblp lUentrle Incuded. I playeFaLOulmet AmerlCn chapion JohnJ.

M. CDe. rmo tt forer. Amerionopen. champion ad HarldWeerofToledo I WIt.

lore I ton cmpettonwas conidered latfatory loding munlclp' coure played tBrtsh ahlpand ore Hry Varon Ewa Rcre wa 4. Hion tok 1 whie xcJen I kin. aateU chaion simiar WI hnd wih acre theendofte trt roundOulmet tedwlthfour place theJlst teur wih hl 7. RESOlUTE WINNER' ON TIMEALLOWANCE Sand UookNyjune tm. I Iav.

ethelacht slxthr Ite8ledlntheU htetof air. thin tfln ular coure Th anlte le. te sven scond. lutewas te raeo tme efiac te deend- apirnt de no. efort' todaa heaUneedrcutUncand hermatroqulresatuaUon Vnlte she Ismlnutetater Realut.

th flrttUrn andwas wel le uDtl Ie hioasof apotwhen amost cvcht Theflht the trusle In twO hve TheRe.o- weatherd' te tme lost yarastern theVanlte ecrothe lne botbotanIUe tbewater a I a11te turnedthe firt mlnut ony' and tortacond betwen. yahsat te turn' Te dr waway grad aty then ut coUdnot can sTe penalywhloh ter Jar er sl1 Impose upn yachs wl1 FEDERALLEAGU IEMURREROVE ED Clcg ni Carenter toay thedemur bUba11eageto 000 ul te Phiadelphia Natonalleague cub be of thedMerton of. tonKabeand Brennn te owpr sanhaton Te 4efendant were Cven Imlartine alowed Injuncton proceedlngl. t.hePhldel- pha Natonals' retraln. leage" C0re pla7er them P.

SHOWSGOODFORM HempstecN. YJune 1. Brtshpollt screda overwhat cnsldered Itronlet te In. Unie Stt Cptn Lle' Cheape lutStnday wUlrUCk 0. 10e.

b. bal' thr I Tei 14- li- Sport 0 I CwtIaflu I- hander.hurled ass. toget doubleandstngIe bomarun wereableto. durngtbegUfle. I backto theCrackeriwill hsreat TbeJrse7C1tY antt that theyhad orderedhlm Ut 3O for arewell salaryand bowlngThUrs- hwI1l bere- talneda opportun1tYtoIhowhis WeThaukfl1n.

ofth. G. a i f4c theSaitLake Ro thechaflceS GettlngArns i iutoD Ma iffetdaa t. ta notetbathS1I avlslt 3 tt 1' i. 4 thflrst theCrackers.

Thebox. showabouttWO HIInV1. f. Cod It fora thatit madegood morefor p- t-- UILcH I towatve. 000 Fe poppedup It in4he onesand thereniay theBtandlng itNash- t- dif- 1 r.

MIT 4 otherblt Rc- twoputoutg fti- ir s. Phil 4elphta Miss a. Yorkw1li JI 7c L' I OfMlis Y- s. pkc tam CILFeaganmanager tomIxItwlththis i pleasecall orwrite s. TREBIG Teams.

I. 564 20 i1't i. Ieu back k. Qef 7a- Sc ILA TROZM 1 I Jd EJi herHurlsHisBe Game FirstQarneof HurlsUse fuiGame B7Ut6wdL tSp ciaL Jack Doscizer Inallowingallen blthas Whohas theTnrtles. resultth to- today AltbonghMeznpbls.

byl onlygeeroeIty opponentwaa onespell tourbtts. rnnwhith TaineflalI. Itwks lnterestlngaUair exceptin InnlngwhenMemphis hornerictory terrItoryfor. baekof Steeleecored. hithigh itartedout ingajiking to opened adr1veto tleldditch ldentally.fail- 1.

DoacberUits open the on cleanbit outa. scoredHon deiayedeteat ins chasebetwsen hitLong the plate. the l1 ahit ofthe field. third andacracking wasthe playedsecond arutmade forthelocalS nb. G.

1- :4 1 Wllsonlf t4 a. 20 i Steelep. 1:1. 0 00 5:2715 4 1 3 2. 1.

Eibellb 4l 8 0 If. 42 4- 0 05. 55. 1. Flanaganrf.

0 0 3 1 0. 0 0 Z4 0 3 4 threeasa 1. 3. Mont 7 4 ch abr 4 1 0- 0 1 1 3 4 0 1. 3.

15O 4. 0 3 0 0 1 1 1 2 12 8 0 2 1 5 1 2 35 3 1 0 Miller cf 1 3 DobnLsu 3. 2 2 8 Dona ec 3 2 2 1. 1 I 0 0 1 ii 21 11 6 21. 7 3 Two 6.

Bla 1:45. ab. Ii. p0. 4 0 OlHelera 0 1.

4 0 5 1 0 I 1 0 0 I I 0 0 I 0 1 2 0 Snedrlb 0 1 15 0 0 2 1 2 2 3 0 0 JsnVnct 1 1 0- 2 1 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 3 1 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 lLLeop liogg 1 0 0 26 1 8 iS 14 :04 7 1000-1 4 Summary Kirby I hIthobrd 2' hibly MillertoSohmIdttoPerry baseon-bajlz 1left. pitchGudger. 1:20. Vol81 LI ouiS hyIll TennJune Ni.jlivliie Ln1taking flrstgarne of. by.

of8tblThreerunswer offBoyd lnthe andha wayto seoraflve by' tb.h.po.L 0 4 1 3 0 4 1 1 4 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 2 0 Coylelb 3 1 0 a i 0 0 3 3 0 0 7 0 a. 2 2 0 4 1. 0 0 oainoiandp ci a QuIMipZ 5-0 0 0 iTi rile 1 Summary-Errors aulet olan basssCaLla han. toPauIet-hita. with3 pitcher.

1 1 NashvllleO bailgQib Time. 1:36. llrnphes. fl vy NewOrleans scoreof Brownwere out rhpo 1 abr 5 4 0 0 :2 1 3 5. 3 0.

0 2 4 2 0 1 4 3 ort nrf 4 1. 1 3 ElIanu. 4 0 3 3 1 0 0 0 2 3 1 0' 4 1 3 0 0. 0 0 1 1 0 Wlleon.p- 0 0. 0 0 6 12 27 14 Scorebylnnlngs 6 NewOreans T.

000 4 Summary-Errors Hir- 1 balls1Brown3 3. 6 1 of 2I- OTIEkRSULTS 1. C1evdU CItylColum 4. Iea ue. 6.

Ron ks PItrsbg 0. 2 7. AihevlS 72orpnto TexMietIe. 5 4. IiorriinZllarrrn Southern-League.

v. L. PC 3 Ii ii se SI 26 544 31 27554 1 27554 Y.LN-rT.Ly ISZSIIMscon 25 83421 2 2 22 411 2 35 MoLtgomy223737 AnrleeaLepe. NatIonaiLeagee i. 25 11 001 New York 2 IS 21 50 502 29 692 29 560 21 521 2622542 511 J4 io 23 26461 2322 465 1 27 18465 Ivelane15 GLA1Trie.

2 21556 20 14611 Newn 14 576 18 15 545 21 20 17 l551j WLPt 21 22477 4 17 425 20 471 15 17 401 10 28 404 18 465 Georila I i 26 22 511 23 Americus. 417 26 642 306 TO' SpeciaL pasttwo herewith Detroitteain local-club-had mentwith theDetroit Thoin a2hiiigtoii.OaJune- SpeciaL acoreof 4t thegarne bitsafter BraadJumpRjzl The todayadopted. thefluph. broadjump Anotherchange bythecornrnitteewas of the lnBrlin l9lI Et J- MPSON cic1u1 a 4 iqar 1' BeShipped i and andtwlrl oneot atlPonce Leonnextweek returntothe thehuriiflg I IAcyE flrewiis3Ynk I St. ruisenough inningLearywent wild tbebases ii.

1 .3 Warhop 1LSteens. 0. streak-of. than one-hit at allow Scoveby 3 000-0 Steen ONlUPennk Senator4White An Schaeferranfor winnIngrun. innings 4 200000.

000.2 Boehling Fda- P1ger2 Ited So1. In tor wetland Scoreby BHE 1 2 Foster 2 1. lit. battlein score-2 wa bitterand ILHE StLoU1 2 1 andByron. 2' Chicago serleewith 7- 4 throwatthe fumble-by Seoreby 7 8" 4 andBresnhan UrnpiresHart 3 After inga gamefor pass.

oua passed-ball witha. Scoreby 200-2 3 Boston pihs. to2. Marafivlllewas inthe timeeaV the B. H.

B. 000.103 I fl Scoreby B. H. 5 I Batt WdoIt. 3 2.

lij llj' OOlOZ 400 lzo911lozg17 Batteries sand xTwoout winningruri Scor byln ln 010 2 es I TEoJ Sathrd Tb first gO to ihey tbbe themernbezs DrnIdHllls' egii trophy playerswlU theirnet flhlwill 20. Iathe I SpedaL were Scory BE 201010 5 4 May 11. a. runand Scoreby 8 Shepa d. 3 fly timesoutof fivstimes Il.

If. 6 3 TaylorHaw SpeciaL fourthandallowedthe timeson I 000 I Oh Abbott B. IL B. 000000--0 1 Batteries Innings B1LE. 021 14:12 1 040211 Wood PlerreDacey 2.

11. B. 1 3 1 Batteries 4 aw 1. 000OOS 4' 7 City. 3.

510. 2 Scorebylnnlngs RLL 710 22 Batteries ntt liartlCy. Tw kIRSTGAME B. H. B.

510 2 6 Quinn. hymning. 4 C. 11 Smith. SoothesnLeague InThringharnMobile AlbanyIn BostonSt Loolsifl bncinnati League.

inKanCftyBuffalo IndianapEaithnore I the Thursday Playeri. 72 Long' I 5 F1apagan 54 7 0 12 6 14 0 1 are' thstl ever- formedIn Soutbernleague. 125 Lowp1yinj. th aui SOUTHERN Amifl MEHNG tame Liat After Athletlennion. AtnateurAthletlc tomorrow-Junior will intie been-announced Ath assneiatinn.

OUIMET' MAES :7 1 INRfflSH Taylorand Play Francis courae72 1 LCJen HaroldWeberof Attbe heheadedthe of77. Her ofthree racwith led-at awardedthe oi tngasplrant race recuttlngand theflesolute. outs ofplaee yardeastern boats if. oniyonexninute fortysecond yachts Federal' of the-desertion ofDoolan tonKnaband thenewpr takingany SHOWSGOOD The 13. ofthreebetWeefl wasplayed wonbya lOb 2.

and the.ierni-annuai' 10- I Or pLRikard he the of chosensfollows J. Norris fld.W-C. I 1' It t'r EdBy P1cJ J5MIsON BOYSINTYBEESURF Speciat bl and 3 and KW. wire HI IndEllie pd- One OfUlmo. set" dr wning.

front of thelrfathers PULLMAAVPEOPLE It your' was' Dean. a' MrDean conditionsthat A A right and II KeithVaudeville. busyForayth Is weather in is in house hu- Ia- Mother Is nce Bi kai a. bathe is Is oftheJeweIl Kelieycom- is cx- ndone ieproving has CLOS1NGHOURS obs rve' Whydoes Inanweave btsof thefool lies eas th dding as' dayA things-in Adv WORFOLKaW HIGH IN TI 4CJ AND LOW Ifs' flOff7 2torZ5 POJy 1 i i 1 i I.