The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 11

SPORTS TECH vs. GEORGIA. AT PONCE TODAY LOWLY TURTlES Dick Pitches Shut-Out Game for Babbitts. Crackers Had Several Chances. to Score but Dick Held Them Safe John Made Wild Heave That Scored I Two Runs.

I nnhi nn May 21 Special Had Harry Jonni been abl to handle bunts 11 ZLTh might have wound tn an extra Inning session between the opposing pitchers but Johns failed and the Contest was practically set. tied in the sixth round when by some good base running bunts and a wild heave by the Atlanta pitcher the tall. enders rolled up enough runs to clinch U. Frank Dick. a.

western recruit wal effective against the Georgians. He held them hitless a tar as clean swipes were concerned until Sia Tnith planted a single In center in the seventh. Two previous hits had been registered but they were scratches one a hot hot that escaped from Babb. the oth- er a tow roller by Baytess that moved throughout the Infield as short stop Morris was side stepping to cov er see- end with Walker stealing The Crackers could not score how. vented from setting tar as third Dick being assisted by perfect support alt the route with exception of a wild throw by i earv in the fourth which let Baytees reach second from Reanrads hot grounder eluded Rohn to the fourth and paved one wa for the fit-at run.

Cranston' single to center sent Baerwald to third id he scored when Coulson rappel to a Baerwatd waiting fo the throw to fir Baerwatd tart to scoring again In the sixth with a ng that grazed Xewton' a taped In left. Cranston bunted to Johns and a. wild hea to a ker fo towed. resulting In Baerwad scoring end the other runners reaching the Jut steps. A wild pitch let Cranston In and single scored Coulson with Cn Lat did his.

part by choking three stealers all that attempted larceny ManageB- mtth subst tuted fa runners Klrkpatrlck and VIcMurraj for Smith and ft Inters in the final but two were out and the ru netted nothing as Rohn flipped to Morris Roaerg or Bartly will work atur la against Quelsser fcr Bayless cf. Jordan. 2 Inters smith c- Moran. If Ror-i lb. Newton ker in MeMurrav.

rkp tr Totals Ran for inte Ran ICr Smith In ninth. 31 0 5 24 11 1 sacrifice hits Crnteon Coutson Onu- bit- plays Ba less to Newton to Jordan MOrrta to Cranston to Carey wild pitch. Johns struck out. by Johns 2 by Dick 2 bases on halls on Johns 3 off Dick Time 1 3 Umpires loran and ytudderharn. Gulls 2 Barons 1.

Mobile. Ala. May 21 Bauor bet his own game this afternoon In the ninth Inning by purposely giving lardy a PL filling the bases. and then toeing control of the ball and passing- llvlt forcing1 Vat on across the plate with the winning run. Score Summary Stolen bases Watson GygU.

Henline 2 sacrifice hits. Wheat. LeUveJt. Moteworth. Ellam two.

base hits. Bauer Benson struck out by Lellvelt 4 by Bauer 1 double plays McOilvray to Ellam. Raft to Gygll to8aftI. bases on balls. off Leltvelt 4.

off Bauer 7 hit by pitcher Bauer LeUeU Sabrle wild pitch. Bauer pa ed ball. Hardy left on basea Mo. bits Blrnjinfham 10 bases on er TQT Mobile 1 Birmingham 3 Time. 2 51 Umpire Fltzslramoni ONCE MORE UMPIRE" IS ON THE STREETS Tn UmpJrt' appear one.

Again. This 1 the tenth number of the paper and the bright little porting weekly Ii 1 liJni tt brighter lu pnblliher are Ufl with the pros. rest the paper la. made to date In a wr. but they are going to make tta rrWs moTe.

marked-In th future meke It better and brighter paper ot Ju It a YALE AND HARVARD VARSITY CREWS PRACTICING FOR RACE ON SCHUYLKILL The most important row ng ent on the sporting calendar the seventh an- nua regatta of ie Amerl an Row nj A so iat OT to be on 1 Ha kll 1 river. Ph ade i a dav There a twelve races on the program. as fo tows Flirt stogie lOCU 1" second ng scj Is first do scxf flr to scu centtpe fl pal sared shel fir jr oared she second our oar ed she Is I' g1 oa ed Fle er Old oa iVie in ol ejt a ght oared shel mt rBctuilastir elgh SOCTH TIC LELAGtE. Pa ed on Chattanooga 25 8 7 720 JactoonvlllB 10 Charleston. 2 0 Columbus.

32 17 5 Macon 30 14 IS 4 7 5 SU 31 3 419 i01. Js 2 214 T1O VL LEAGUE. E. 22 3 4 BTOOKI 7 469 fine nna i 4 2 New York. 26 A7 70 2 6 428 Bos on St.

LOU 32 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE. pi Played. V. on Lost PC Detro 0 LI Boston. 1 615 PMldPhla New 27 2 444 29 2 7 4 4 end 28 WaehtngtOtt 26 7 WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY At anta to Memphis.

Montgomery In Litt Rock. Birmingham in Mobile. Nashville in New Orleans. Couth Atlantic League. Charleston In Chattanooga.

Macon In Columbia. Augusta In Jacksonville Columbus In Savannah. American Lee Philadelphia In Detroit. New York In St. Louis.

Boston in Chicago. Washington in Cleveland. National League. Ptttaburg In New York. Chicago in Boston.

St. Lputs In Philadelphia. Cincinnati in Brooklyn. YESTERDAYS RESULTS. 9OUUERN LEGtJE E.

iUmphl 4 Atlanta 0 Nashville New Orleans 4 Mobile 2 Birmingham I Little Bock Montgomery rain. oUTff ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Charleston 2 Chattanooga 2 six in nlngg Savannah 4 Columbus 2 Columbia 5 Macon 4 Jacksonville 3 Augusta I VATIO Al. Chicago Boston 0 New York PltUburg rain Brookljn Cincinnati rain. St.

St Louis rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia 8 Detroit 4. St. Louis 2 New York I Boston Chicago 3.

Cleveland 4 Washington AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Milwaukee 4 St. Paul 0 Kansas City 3 Minneapolis 2. Loulsvine Indianapolis i 1' Toledo I ARKANSAS STATE LEAGUES. Tonesboro Monroe 0 Port Smith 4 Arrenta 3 Helena 1 Alexandria Tezarkana 0 Springs I.

TEXAS wco 4 Shreveport 1 Houston S. Daua Fort Worth 12. Gslve ton 0 Oklahoma City It San Antonio S. BEST WORK. Panama itrawa Jt cleaned dt op.

A Ktttwv JOOV4 oared si el second eight sculls Onto- peds the races wilt be one mite and 550 yarda straIghtaway the repu a American Ienie' course. The Jun or fg atp elgrM oared shell ra for the New England challenge cup promises be one of the most Interest- rare o' the ear on the 1) Harvard. Co umbla Cornell. Yale and Pein ana rf art' to tow In this en la has on twice and the ea wit Yale youngsters dp fen Pd Oe Ppnti" an a jun recent- 10 has led the Yale men to expect a TECH TAKES. Georgia Not Allowed cb Score.

Features of Game at Athens Were Catches Made by Buchannan and Hightower. Bostwick Went to Pieces in the Third Inning. to 0 en Ca Ma 21 Sper a the whitewash bru on a this aternon a score of I Co Her pitched a one hit game and struck out eight There was i never a moment when Tech was in danger. Bo twlck pitched good ball except In th third Inning. when a hit to center field a hit hatter and three Other hits all hunched I Tech her three run That was sib the runs gotten on either side to the eighth and ninth innings Georgia made game rattles.

but were cut down by two of the mot spectacular plays I' on the campus one was a remarkable catch by Buchannan. which brought the big crowd to their feet with cheers and the other was a catch hr ttghtrtu-er of a long drive that was ordinarily good for two bases He caught it on th edge of a hank and went Over the bank with the ball In his hanrt Georgia leaves for Atlanta to play them a lamp tomorrow with determl- natiOn to win Brannen wilt oppose Mayer In the box. Gl ORGIA Vorthcutt ct McCtesky. ss Hodgson th Derrick. 2b.

Twlttv rt Bartlett. If Lucas Beggs. 3b Bo lck Brannep Davis ct Total. TECH- Htghtower rf Buchannan. se Ayres cf Holland.

Sb Robert It Matthews lb Armtatead Freeman 2b Collier Totals ah. 3 3 po. a. it 0 113 0 0 ii 3 00 00 00 00 27 0 1 27 13 1 po. a.

2 5 0 0 1 10 00 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 1 2 1 30 a 7 27 10 I Summary Struck out. by Bostwlek Collier 8 bases on balls Bostwick 2 Comer 3 earned runs Tech 3 two- bee hits. Buchanan. Hightower double play Ayrea to Freeman hit by Bo wick 1 Collier 1 Umpire Donahue. JB suffering nom nessee which sap the pleasures of life should take Juven Pills 1 i One box will tell a story of marvelous results.

This metUctoe has more rejuTenatinf TitalUlnz force than has ever pefors been offered. Sent poet-paid In p1an orslj- on receipt of tilts My. and 1. Made br. ts orir Wleton Hoods ortgtaatar Co I.

Hood Co. pro- i SampanUa. Lowell. Ifi Judge Elliott Nominated. Wa hlnton May' SI President Taft lent to the Senate today the nomln tton of Judge Charles D.

Elliott. of the Minnesota supreme co-art as a Justice. of the supreme court of the Philip. pines. to ucceed Jcr lg Wlllard re eently named a federal judge In Min- neiota place of Milton D.

Purfly Sultan Gives Up Money. Constantinople May a I A loe newspaper 1 authority for the statement that Abdul Hamid the deposed sultan. hal Uafl0rrsd tank deposits amounting to om thing over S5000. 000 to the go Tern ment. CHnchfield the Cbal of Quality is repetition It Is known that Cornell has strong hopes of taking the vent.

This will he Cornell' rs4 appearance In Philadelphia. a. since 1907 Two years ago the Ithacans were much at lo ng to Yale after the is had won a previous race. Courtney's men wl 1 try get revenge titla year. There will be many more cottage entries besides those In the ntor race.

Harvard will freshmen as wetl as a second e- jKht and Yale the same. white Penn- lvaTla probably start at least five crews. STATEN SCRAP SHOULD BE A CORKER Local Fight Promoter Will En. ter the Ring Again Same Fast Preliminaries. Harry Stater has flnall completed his card for Tuesday ght fights at Armory hal Of course his mitt Ji Cha no Ka scrapper Bin ft SW wllj the big number on the card.

This fight wilt be at ten' rai nds and should a corker The preliminaries wilt be two in ri nh as usual but In class they wit be much above the usual. The nrst one wilt be between George Ban and Kid Gardner. Both of these men ar in good trim. and are hard' fighters. Tiles- will not have to be' at each other but win go right In at the tap of the bell nj fight.

The other bout will be between a. co iple of hitherto unknowns who tight under the names of Dick Llttlo and lUam A. KTtOCkCSflOff5ki Of co that lat Isn a real name. but Is adopted bv one of Atlanta. tough est young boxers for family reasons ole Is sole heir of a wealthy uncle living In ta and this uncle is bit- terty opposed to fighting.

For this reason this young mixer Is forted to fight under an assumed name. He can fight just as wen under one name a another however and Is guaranteed Harry Staten as the mot gluttonous roan to stand punishment In America toda As Dick Little all there at administering the punishment there should be. a larg and lusty fight. CANT COME ACROSS. Straws Panama sort hats cleaned.

hap prlng stylt Buy. 234 Volunteers 8 Pelicans 4. New Orleans. La. May It rhp Va hvllle team proved too much for the locals taking the first game of the series easily when poor fielding and pitching were prominent features of New Orleans' defense.

Breltensteln was very unsteady several decisions by tmplre O'Brien inlnff to rattle the veteran pitcher as welt as his support Case was too good to allow a. run for four Innings but eased up and was hit often during the latter part. NASHVILLE- ab. po. Tonne-man 8 I I 2 0 2 Wieemn rf.

East. 2t 4 2 I 4 I Robertson. lb. SeIgle. ct.

Butler. ML Noyes 3b. Sea ba ugh 4 I 0 4 0 Gate Totals 35 8 8 27 4 4 NEW ORLEANS-- r. po. a.

Reagan of. 0 I I 0 0 Flo he 4 0 3 0 I Welmer rf. 4 I 2 I I 0 Huelstnan It. Dexter lb. 4 0 0 II 2 I Dem on ta 4- I I 3 2 I Sehriver 4 I :2 3 0 Hess Ib 3 0 0 12 I 0 Breltensteln xMattltew.

Totals SS 4 10 27 14 4 XBatt for Brettensteln in ninth in- flings Score by Innings R. Nashville 200 024 000 9 New Orleans 000 022 000 4 Summary bi hit. Wiseman East stolen bass. Robertson i floe hit. Case.

double plays. Gave to Salt to Robertson Noyes to East to Robertson I Butler to Eat to Robertlon crtttci flr Hess struck out. by Breltensteln Lass 8 base on hall by Breltensteun Case I wild pitch. Breiten lfl I Case I Ped ban. Sebriver I Time I Umpire O'Brien.

Wrightsvme Beach and re turn 1000 Good TEN DAYS SEABOARD. Both Phones 100. Manager Ptetz Suspended. Milwaukee Wit My 11 Pr tW nt OBrjen of the tsmmca Asiociti. has uit enae Manager Pleti of the Loiitiyfill Club of thu' noc ttott.

tot' three days eommendnc toi date for Un1pmbttfI1 la tn cam at St. 30 fpat ema na tSot ittjr Bad Weather KeepsDown the AttdSance. Snap in Lat Race and Star. port in Fifth Event Carry. Fair Sums of but.

Outsiders Get Decision in the Remaining Races. Louisville. Ky. May It A heavy track and threatening weather kept down the attendance at Churchill Downs today. The card was made up of five setting races and one purse event for maidens.

Followers of form had a poor day as In most cases the races were won by horses which were neglected in the betting. Snap. In the last race and tarport in the fifth event for maiden 2 vear oldt were falrl welt supported. In the la race Bryce which finished second paid 1465 55 for the place position. Summaries Urtt Ra Six furlonJ8 Ned Carmack 97 Kantian a fh 46 95.

place. 8380 show. 22 15 won. Tackle. 14 Troxleri paeei405 show.

tfl 45 second Msrmorean 114 Powers thou. 17 70 th rd Time. 1815 Ad anclng- Ptnhnokr L1 Han Ray Plume. Project Bandelto Sto away Dr. Fltz JOenry Water Ghost Agnes Vtood I sury also ran.

SECOND RACE furlongs. sell- lng 2 jear olds Leveno 07 Davenport straight 94 0 place J26 60 show 40. won. Salian. Martin plan 117 30 show 111 70 second aw 101 McGee show tl 05 third.

Time 1 02 Brunhlldp Pirate' Bay. Eya Tanguay. Southern Go i Slmonette Stewfoot ate' ran. THIRD RACE One mile and a half selling adzu 11) Taplln straight 1345 place KO show 4. won Bo View 111 Powers place 9 iO hr 6 65 second.

First Peep. 10:1 Rice show 3505 third Time 2371 Teeta H. Beterllng i3rookieaf also I FOURTH RACF Purse 300 for 3 ver olds and upward. 6 furlons sell. log Deuce 114 Robinson straight 2 05 place Jlo 35 ho- 19 SO won.

Rebel Queen tt2 War en Place 22 show Jl 40 second Snake Mary. 112 Power. show JS 0 third. Time 5. Ralbert.

1- Camel Little Is Tim Kelly Torn Hoiland Tolson Or Jack Wright ran. FIFTH RACF Purse 1300 for maiden year olds 4 furlongs tarport 112 Parf" straight 11 0 place J10 0 show 1 60 nn Zephyr 112 Rice place 12" 0 show 16 20 second Martine 112 Goose show 9 50 third. Time :55 3 5 A Leltnan Kiddy Lee Prlmpol1y Banlves liatchicoon Dudle Fulfill ran. SIXTH RACE Purse 700 for 1 year old mile and 0 yards. calling nap 105 Pa straight 318 place 5 how I5 115 won.

Roc 99 Austin place 4R- show 1 show 110 fi third Time I 4' 5 Autaire Guard Rail. Rr mp Sniff Harriet Rowe and Greenbrids" ran. Louisville Entries for Today. First Race Selllnsr II furlongs Tom Holland 94 Ethel Car Ha Klcidy. Richard Reed.

Tim Kelly. Snauce Mary May Burton. Lad 100 Boserian 103 RlcklY 104 rick 110 Donna. 111 Marbles It. Second Race Purse par olfl fil ties.

IV furlongs Metzle Prim olH Mlttle ftereaud Judith Page Flora Diana. 99 Chanticleer. 103. Third Race Selllnfr mile an" yard Sitvemsdo. 91 ladv Bald ir Ma Celia 100 Llttlo Frit Shlpp.

1112. Ituerfano 3 1" Corp 106 I dear. 120. Lafayette 211. Fourth Race The Kentucky Oaks.

mite and a sixteenth Mrs. Marion Moore. Spendtda Lad Ethel Pink Wings 105 Ftoraai Clvltll Cordova Ada Meade. 112. H.

Fisher Co. entry George Long entry. Fifth Race Th Princeton purse for 2 year old colts. 4 4 furlongs EA White 93 tipian 9 Delnlol. 9 Duquesne.

Toptanci. 10 The Fad. 109. Sixth Race Mile and ft plxtlnth selling Little Sis. 0 Waldorf Belle 103 Katie Powers.

104 Water Lake. Llllle Turner. Orlasutot 10' San rn- mo. Billy Pullman. 109 Match.

171. Belmont Entrie. for Today. First Race Two ear olds nonwtnneni of three or more races. or of JI OOO 44 furlongs.

straight Dull Care. Shannon. 115 Hampton Court. Big Stick. Grandls.

plmo Gtopper. Interpose. 110 Calyptc Degree. Standnian. Ocean Bound.

Glen Helen 107. Second Race Handicap 3 year olds and up. I 16 mile' Monlgompr I 6 XV III Fashion Plate. 06 The Gardener. Rye.

96 Mark Antony 93 Ruble. Don Creole 92 Hompcreft 90 Kt1Ilecrankie 87. Third Race Two year olds 6 furlonsts straight Star Bottle. Newnnarket. 117 Hampton Court.

Fair Catherine Radium Star. Calypte. 109. Fourth The Vithers 3 olds foal. of I90 I mile Fayette larlous Joe Madden 26.

Fifth Race The TC Whitney teeplecha 4 year and up. 24 miles Grandpa 1 3 dir Wooster. Kentucky Beau. I5 Sixth Race Thre year old and up. nonwunflera 1908 II furlongs straight Melbourne Nominee London Light.

Cohort Muckrake Esoteric 107 Clare Russell. Melodeon otlllllulga. 105 Ham. mere" 102 Tiara Pills. Mary a VIII 100.

MARIST JUNIORS DEFEAT THE DARLINGTON NINE The Martst Juntort took II. trip to Rome Thursday and tackled the strong Darlington School team defeating that a re on by the score of 9 to The diamond was muddy and the game was played In a drizzling rain. The game was pulled oft at Tesoto with a fair crowd watering considering the weather. Bradley pitched great ball for Starlet keeping hi opponents guessing how to connect with hit curves. The' game was not.

a felt test of the strength or the teams owing to the Condition or Ute ground' it la possible that they will meet. again soon. The score by inning Statist Jra. 021 810 9 7 II Drihngtthi 0 13 7 I 4 Batteries Marl Jrs. Bradley end Dicldn.

Darlington Ward and Taky. Winter Green Breaks Down. QnmrVM winner ofrttoe Kentucky rby ha broken down. according to information tram Churchill Downs. 19111 not start In the UUonja Derby next Monday.

The failure of the t- peas hor to win the preliminary derby here Wednesday cawed much comment which finally brought out an u- ntle td report that tfc tplendW arold would not start at Latonla tU colt not In condition. may start Turley In the Latonta cl Mle. Turley 1 the maiden yon of Dick Wrtle Other rtl ble In the race Include The Pe Louts Greenb rr OlmbaU Ben Howe Sir Cates. by Wartl UL-K OlUk EDITED BY OICKJEHISON Old Rivals Meet at Ponce de Leon Today. Will Be the Final Game of.

the Series Part of the Pr ceeds Go to the May Carnival. Great Crowd Is Expected Out. 4t4t 4t4t 4 4 4t4t 4 TEAMS IN I HO9 I PARADE BEFORE HE I ding in tallyhos ana preceded by the Fireman's I rurn and Bugle corps the Georgia ana I Tech teams will parade through I the business section of the city I prior to th game this afternoon. The parade starts from the An. iron at I :30 clock and wilt dl terse there after a circuit of the downtown district.

Colonel Rob- art Ix wr will have the Tech am In his tallv ho and other as been secured for the of the Georgia team. The red and black of Georgia and the white I and gotd of Te with the car. nlval colors a combination- of th two red and gold. will be con plcuou ly di plajed In At larila toda and the parade wilt be especially brilliant. A.

feature at tie baseball game will be the spieling of we Barnes. Jack Wilson Bob Shed. no Joe Oonnallj Ed Inman ant Ld Clapp. Committees from the a tin nl of the two schools 11 act as ushers to the bojes and reserved eat sec Ion Rah Rh Zip' Boom Bah and a couple of Tigers The Gold and bite of Georgia Tech and the Red and Black or Georgia will mingle with the Red and White or the Ma Carnival at 1 once le Leon Park this afternoon. when the baseball teams of these two institutions meet In their final game.

It looks like a big day today- Ne er It the history of college base- ball has there been such anticipation of a coming battle as the game toda Georgia and Tech have always been rivals. The rivalry dates back to the time when the tethers of the present players on the teams were students at the two Institutions. Atlanta is lull of the alumni of both institutions very roan of them will bi' on hand at the battle. Added to this Immense' host I be the crowds or Atlanta fans who are sure to go In the- absence of the' Crackers. It Is expected that there will be a record- breaking crowd on hand.

The advance sate or seats points to a. crowd that will overflow to the banks In right field. Through some misunderstanding It ha been announced that there would be an additional charge to the game. This Is true. but the general admission charge will be the same as to the games when the Crackers are home The additional charge is only on the dltlonal admission having been donated to the ladles in charge of the May Carnival Tickets may be purchased at the tot- lowing places The Aragon.

Good- rum Peachtree and Edgewood. Brown Allen Jacobs' Whitehall and Al abama tore and the tickets for the three clues' bexe. can be purchased at the club hou the Atlanta Athletic Club the St. St. and the Capital City.

The refreshment prllvleges at the game will be in charge of young la dies Thes young ladle will wear red badges and they wilt peddle their peanuts. popcorn. erackerjack and coca- cola for the benefit of the carnival. The selling of the tickets at the park will be In charge of a committee of young ladles. They will he dressed in linen dresses of red and white the va1 colors.

The committee i Mi Mary Thcmu. Constant Knowles. Edna McCandleu. Harris Stockdett. Margaret Ladson and Marion Peel.

it let get to the game Itself. The old rlvatr' of the two teams and the fact that they re evenly matched and playing on neutral grounds. for neither team has played on the de Leon diamond. makes the outcome of the battle all the more doubtful. Mayer the star twirler of the Jack- ate will bf' on the firing line for his team.

He is to tine condition end has defeated Georgia. twice this year and confident of his ability to do it the third time. Armtetead wilt be. behind the bat. Brannen.

the youngster who has shown such a wonderful Improvement In his work during the past few weeks and who la considered by many. as one of the leading college pitchers in the south today will be on the mound for the Red and Black anti he is gulag out after a victory. Hi team-mates re confident of iii ability to pitch a winning game end they are determined to play the best game of their career behind him. Here is the probable up and batting order of the two teams for the game GEORGIA. TECH Northcutt.

tightower McCluky Buehannan Rodgeon lb. Ayres c. Derrick lb Holland Sb. Bartlett 1 Mayer Twltty Robert. 1 Lucas.

t' Matthew lb. Beggs 3t l1Dlatead. c. Brannen. Freeman.

Sb. SOUTHERN COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAM PICKED W. Ileisman the well-known football and baseball coach. In charge of the OsorgU School of Technology be'- ban team ha picked for Th Constitution Who In bit opinion. he consider as the men beet fitted for the.

position on the southern college ba ball team for the ea on of 1202. Mr. Ifeismoan makes this pick vsry 7 ar exclusively for The Constitution. nd ills Judgment Is in most cat wry accurate very ttw kfcki bain registered against Isle choosing. in thl years pick tin Sporto Editor or The ConsUtu6on agrees with Mr.

Helaman in every particular in hi rsleft- tied of the men in IS diaerenXP toaE' The i PA A. Genuine Sour Mash the only honest way to make good whisky. Pure rich mellow as moonlight. Cascade it be for any reason tor yott to by Mail oljtam Cascade Pott WKUkymyourtownwe will supply you direct. Four full quartz rf this tine whisky nt by cxp ess prepaid ncarut railroad station lot 00 at' a cue of 12 fuR quarts tent prepaid forl1275.

No goxds sent COD GEO. A. DICKEL DtstlUert Nashville Tennessee I The big cvcle road rare of the Alexander wald Company will take place today. weather permitting. In the event rains the race wilt be postponed un- tJl peat Saturday.

The race 11 tart at 3 o'clock at Peachtree and Fourteenth streets and flnl at the same place. there being a. 10 mile bicycle race scheduled and a 15 lie motor cycle rare This means that In bVcvc rate it will be miles out and 5 ml eg back. and in the motor cycle re 7Va les out and fc miles back. There lire twenty five entries in the Tts and among are some of the leading amateurs of th clt An in tense rivalry has sprung up between the ders and they are going after the prizes.

and Judging from the spirit that has been shown the amateur bicycle records for the distances la the south will go a glimmering. The Judges for the race will be I rlyea Or Warren. Nat Love and R. Hear The lxanllioapper will be Rue- sell liott The starter wuil be Bill Gilbert. The timekeeper will be H.

I. MacEwen. The Judges of the course will be D. Alexander. 31.

R. Mamas. Ernest way and Dave BoRon. 1th these gentlemen In charge of the race. It Is sure to be a great success and wl the enthusiasm that is being shown races of a similar character will probably De held In the future.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Red Sox 6 White Sox 3. Chicago. 000 000 O30 3 5 Bo ton 300 100 101 6 2 Batteries White Sutor and Owens Arettanes and Carr gan Time I 50 Umpires OLoughliu and Perrine. Browns 2 Yankees 1.

St. LouIs. 000 100 00 2 8 2 New York. 000 100 OOO I 5 2 Batteries Pelt and Stephens War. hop and Blair Time 1 51 tmreS.

Egan and ContioUy- Naps 4 Senators 1. Cleveland. 000. 002 02x 4 1 0 Wuh1ngton. 000 100 OOO 1 7 0 Batteries Falkenberg and Easterly Groome.

Blankenshlp and Street. Time. I 39 Umpires. Xerfn and Sheridan. Athletics.

8 Tigers 4. Detroit. 020 101 000 I Philadelphia. 000 303 011 8 IS 3' Batteries Donovan Summers and Statiage Coombs and Thomas. Time I 55 Umpires Hurst end mvans.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE. Cubs 7 Doves O. Chicago. 100 003 021 7 3 2 Boston.

000 000 I Batteries Overall and Ho ran Mttenn and Bowerman. Ttne I 3 Unspirsa. Klem and Kane. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Lookouts 2 Gun.

2. Chattanooga. 000 020 1 :1 Charleston 000 110 2 3 0 Batteries Kenna Raslcett and' Meek May and Retstnger. Umpire Westervelt. Palmettos 5 Peaches 4.

Macon. 001 0011 030 I 1 Columbia 410 000 000 5 6 1 Batteries Vaughn Eubanks aB Lantle Patton Wagner and Xahlko. Time. 1 35 Umpire Gifford. Scouts 3 Tourists 1.

Jacksonville. 020 001 OOx 0 Augusta 000 000 100 1 7 i Batteries SchulU Girard and Roth Pierce and Carson. Time. 1 SO Umpire Vanflyckle. Indians 4 Electrics 2.

Columbus a 7 I Savannah 020 101 OOr 4 7 Batteries Sicteod end Coveney and Messing SchulU and Luzon Time When Dry rmk To A dellcioua rtrahto thUWwj tog rce coatatea no art stimulant- rU all Ulxu. Medical Baths FOB LADIES AJKD QYtfTtiStfSit CO Varletiw Skilled Attendant SOBESTBOK SAKITASIUM 4i I l. 4 0. 1. TECHvs.

HUMDlElRACKERS Safe-John a ored pnja Ten. able me ext eelon fat1 004 at SI th 5 cover ever. at any tage and were also pre- CatcherOLeary Ba leas WAY ond rappe a1k. er for fiyst. agaIn single IH as It es.

nd heave Walker fol. I O'Leary's Swth steal en. Manage. substituted rat curray Wtntr rus orrls. Ro ers Saturlay lbet' A 1LA 1Y ab.

r. h. 00. a. I 2 1 1 0 i it 4 0 4 I :1 t.

0 1 1 i Fm It 3 0 I 2 3 5 I If. 4 I 4 0 0 8 0 5 5S. 3 I 3 1 0 Wa I 2 r. hno p. 3 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 KJrkpatrkk a 0 I nters In ninth.

ltEMtHIt ab r. h. 0. a e. Wagner it 0 4 BaeTIiid rf.

2 I 0 I ranaton. b. 1 I I 0 Coulon If. 3 1 1 0 I Habb. 3b.

3 0 1 1 O'Leary 3 1 3 0 1 1 0 rrl PI 3 I 1 3 7 Care 1 b. 2 II 1 8 1 Dt k. p. 3 0 2 4 0 Totals. 28 2710 1 Score tnntttga Ph Atlanta MI 05 I Memphis.

000 13 4 Two hits. ewton bl Baylesa rrl" t. 2. :36. derhAm.

Batter Wton MOBILE- ab. r. h. po. a.

e. Wheat If 3 I I II I Sente11. III 4 I I 2 2 I Rhoton 4 0 0 1 2 0 Thornton. ct 4 0 0 3 0 0 Sahrie. 1 3 0 0 12 0 0 WaUon.

rf 2 1 1 3 I 0 Benson. 3b 2 I 1 1 6 1 Budy 1 0 5 1 1 Lell Ve I to p. I 0 0 0 1 1 Totals 25 3 21 13 3 BIRMINGHAM- ab. r. h.

po. e. Moleeworth. 2 0 I 2 I I Zllma sa I 0 3 1 0 cGUvray. ri 3 I I 1 I Rattla.

lb 4 I 0 1 4 0 Gygll. 1 0 0 9 I Menilne. If I 2 1 5 I Raube c. I I 1 I 0 Bowen 2b 4 1 I Saner. p.

3 I 1 Totals 29 1 3' 5 13 1 One out when winning run was made. Score by innings R. Mobile 000 010 2 Birmingham 000 000 1 4. ltttl I paDDed balls. tt 81- Blrmhr ham 3.

2:51. UmplreFltnlmmon ur UMPIRE I I rhe' Pite" In.1 Ilhta Is pr aft Utppontnc betttr anI brtChter1ta. J' It1ft1ec1 pro l5u a. th. col 1nOfmar e4m the I a 12I k.

lI. Uern4 0 IHi a. hetpPu i Drwh tC I 1t. ft6. L.

ii if. i I l. 1 g. I I I i I I Th rowng en ot is nth t11 Am Rowin. Association.

held huy Philadelphia. t' ay. are prog am. fo- ow stogie scils sc first scus rentiperist. ftr nar shllls first oared sr.

our-oar' sreJ fj. oa re1 I oared wi. juoor cotiegate I i oared shells I I STANDING Of THE CLUBS. OITHER' LE. Lt.

paye1 WOO. LOSt. PC as 18 667 Litr Rock 29 9 10 55 New Urlean 32 563 Atlanta. 20 IS i. Mobile 32 15 27 469 Montgomery.

30 433 32 13 1 409 MemphI5. 29 I 20 310 CLlM played. Won. Lost. p.

Chattanooga 25 IS Jac orilllllf 30 18 12 500 I 25 I 560 I 15 531 Mi7 Augusta. ma 27 15 407 Savannah 28 6 22 NATIONAL CLlB5 ped Won. Lost. Fe Ptttsburg g. 2Q 18 II 621 I cucago 32 19 13 594 I Phlac1elphia.

28 I 538 I BrDOklyn. 27 Ii 14 481 Clncnnal. 32 IS 17 12 Boston 28 12 15 Louis. 32 13 19 406 A IERI AX CLTB Won. Detroit.

28 18 10 643 27 17 10 630 25 16 10 ew YOrK. 27 16 II 593 8 LOUIS 12 Lgo. 12 17 414 I 17 390 269 Olltb rD Le8CC. Atlanta rr Little Iob le. e.

ula. I 8OU HERN mphl. 4. O. S.

ew Orl o. 2. I. don ert. ATLA TIC In- 2.

4. Jack onvllle 3. A I. NATIONAL LE GUE. Chlc go O.

York Brooc 8. 2. I. 4. I.

O. Kau S. MlnlleaP Ua Loul vlUa S. I. I.

I O. I tI tae. 3. Of1' iB 1. I I.

12 GIvtsthn I eli6 All and 5 over regular Th junior co giatP oared ma to Columbia IV In' event Yae won it ease with I t1 dl'- td e. juniors ent eltp SECOND CAME Sc re. in I Athens. May at. I Tech ru i onzla by O.

Collier one-hit men. pft hed tha tl an ne ch rll th" un th hands. nat In I I GEORGrA- r. h. e.

I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 0 Hocl son. lb. it I 0 3 0 1 6 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 c. 2 0 0 3 0 0 I 1 1 twlck 2 I I 6 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 21 gb r. ii.

e. 1 8S. 3 0 1 4 2 4 I 1 1 I 0 4 1 1 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 b. 3 0 1 9 0 0 c. 4 0 I 0 p.

2 1 0 0 1 earne hf a wi 1. 1. a rmtr fn teJ una ina' orce eI1i ol PJtaID bYJtI 1Oo Mw. Washington Pi tbeuomtna Jud In ab re. nam as neaota-ln Pur y.

first In' I J7 11 0 ear I ing ra e. will to Esl tho junior rac I' sylvala. wn ly BEA Stlt lI h. nights halt. Ith nooga Jt be bl rounds shouldbe 1 I rHuobr r.

are I 1" I th ciii jJl couple un lr Kn kmotrkL course lent rea by lit I terJ un er I as by today. is lar rt reshaped. nna stl WBitefiaii he Nashville ew seeming or th r. h. a.

e. It. Wls man 3 2 3 I 0 0 4 2 2" 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 I 0 4 0 4 0 0 I I Seabaugh. c. 4 p.

3 0 0 0 2 0 h. e. Rohe. 3 I 0 2 0 0 4 Demont c. lb.

:2 0 0 I I I 0 I 0 0 0 tn 8 4 Summary Cl1 I. ucrucI2 ll ela. I Br lt nlteln S. Breltenatel I. :51.

SEABOARD. KtlWukwl Hi. t1Pre.t le r. fb gPloec I thm Pa12 Of. tneomJnD iM I i ttn :0" Jr J.

if je tg twm 4i" tjf if J1i fAVORITES RUN IN TOUGH LUCK We ther Att nce. I I I A hea' i I da I lIle ted belt tni' I I fairly we pupported. tact fnlshed' 46565 I Six 5 12215. 114 Troxlerl. place ti4O5 8hJ 945.

5770 third. I I 5. Advancing. Liiiian Stowaway T. F.

I 1' year 7 9470. 660. 1940. 97 11730. 11270.

i 05. I 1:02. Gotd I 1 8eJi iu a I 7. O. on 9.

O. show 655 2:37 Bro lkIeef ren RACE-Purse IO 3- olds 1 I. 2605 plB 1535 how 12 Varren I 2270. 1240. O.

dOr RACE-Purse YEer 14 S. 15. 91030. 765 won. 1 pl 2720.

1620. IR. 1950. C. A.

RACE-Purse year-old. 70 raac Ot hCJr ft :05. 8 gh 465. 5. 7175 second Gerrymander.

103 I tO 5. 14' 5. t. Romp. Grpsnbrl Race I Cary Hasty.

Rel' 97 Lady Vie ollr Qnna. lt Race-Purse. year II. Tf. a Polly I- ora Chentl leer 10 Selling.

I Baldur. of a Ue Fritz. E. T. 2 J.

10 I The 1n La Y. Geor 2. ng I The year 41 Eve St. 99 108 Race-Mile VaJ orf Orlan ot Two 51000. 41 I IC al ptp Hel n.

I Race ap year S' f' IO 11. 2 Homf CrEpt Twoyear I fur nlts. 8 ttle. 17 th rl. 3- PRrolds 19 tiiarious I JO fth The Wh1tn It 156.

Thr Yer Jnwlnnen In Cla Da- I to T1I his au4 1 ore 9 DarUngton 1101 lIx 7 Louisville. Ky. May 2lWhnter the winner of the bl 11f tiielrratl horse pr lImtnary Wedlle. ay eAla u1 au- f3r ott tar the was coO ltloa. Re.

ay 1 af t. am r. Uj jii jJ1t 1 YELthW JACKETS PLAY' EORIA atPon LeonT i Series-Part 444 TEAMSos TALLYHOS n1 Rtdtng a I Druftt I anf pl i I the i th 130 o'clock. dl. I t.

lowr I team tallyho lther has use I an I Ge lrgla gol Tech. the an plcuouly displayed At. Ian ta todat an thepara clal1 1 altimni will bo I seat section. ZI 1 White Re lonce It Never wilt lnt. a ltonal addlt lonal few resrved and boxes.

the ad- rums Al- clu s' pur haled houses la- Th Is CI su Lad on But lets the Ma er He's is cnn ent ladln iUa. k. HI. his ame II c. t.

t. a. a. Hod n. I.

f. r. i. Lu as. Co p.

7. n. bu bU has on. DatS- bHtfttte basebell ae I H1a ri1. ear tJ lulvelY cO t1tU and ju4 el1t.

tatft tf being SfIIlI rl a 1na1 mnt efU7 Ida mtDtD' 1UOll' rhe arUcIiw111 ap 1A fi I fit i- 1 f1. A' i i. A On7 1' ood h. fr IS y. Purericha f' fl ShouM tmpoC anyrcuon fotJOtto it tte WhWy In your town we willlUpply fuUquutlbj sent cSl.

prc it lrcad ctat on 100 C. O. Co. BICYCLE RACE I HELD TODAY hcyclf' an if I It ra Sa urda y. i 1" will i 1 finish mile l5mtte cJe the yc1i' mile mites twenty-Ore thm the city.

in- pruni riders ar beo these 1. ElliOtt. 31ac wen. C. With with 3 Boston.

Ba tlerles Carrigan 1:50. 2 000-Pelly hO 1:51. tm1 reJ I 4 111 01 8 Umpt 7 02 O-O Moran :43. 0 10 01 S' 3 Kenzta. S-Peaches CO va A patton agner l' 1.

Ump i 3 IS 4 4. AU Sch I 00 and 1:50. i 7 of EI i lanl ectriea' 4 lit. 4 Drink Pep- tl f' heart cents ataJt to a- I TK ONSTIUT1ON1tATAGi. I a rVi r1icH AT PONC1T bAY MejnpL tOd1 uii ton set- wa td a aflyatageas Learv Wali- the th rusene tted rtbar ArLANX- a 0 0 Winter tt.

4 4 Waiker 4 Jhnt ii 0 1 0irkpatrfck a Winters Ran po. of 4 it rf 2 0 0 Ob If 0 Fiabb3b 0 3lorri 0 Carey. lb 0 Dick. 13 40 25 4 7 27 10 1 by r. Newton.

i. th LktIvet. 1 Wbeatif 0 ahrI lb 0 nROn. 0 Bardyc 2 LIlveit 2 a. 0 cC 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 4 0 0 Gygtilb IS 4 0 0 4 0 0 9 Bowea2b 4 0 0 10 1 OZ 3 ZS On 100 twobaae 7.

ISONTHESTREETh aTbe4t7mpIt lokn sid It 2k 5T4 TkS4 t1 a et pap 0 44pubih4 Vatch k6maeFQx a- I s1 a I I t1 t. I tCAPTAN VALE. r' e- vre 55 eea 5- S. 35 Q- I SSN: dl CAPTAIN flARVARD event nual the American the kiit today. iret euis.

fom first shee. shells. Og' StiCiit Ot THEJ5 LEA GtE 8 9 Litti4 9 0 32 8 4 5 4 I 5 3 7 3 19 PC. 8. 2 25 14 II 7 4 6 4 8 I I I 6 2 9 3 4 2 2 492 428 CLUBS- I 8 oeton Yor 6 St 6 I Cievei5nd I 7 9 outbeTa ew 4.

pckMontgOrrtery 2. 5. LEA6WE. Brooklyn 61 8. iiiTJii 13 6.

F8prings LIIL4GIJE. 1 1 I. 1 Si slelie. peds3. roegiaie year Pennsyirante.

crews the Cctrd I I I- Jt brush Roetwick au runs. seen one Lucac Begga3b 0 Postwickp 0 0 0 0 Daviscf 4 Ayresc 10 flobertif 6. Boat. wi. a a t0i A.

looal 11 something 0 government. vp 4 vjI 4 de4 1 losing wit rtght Fightpronoter salthi Chanooga BIlly eieNz the William A The Eaat.2b------- 2 I I Setgiect 4 4 Noyes3b. Caaep 4 Rohe.3b------- 4030) Welmerrf. 4 Demontsa p. 4 Batted 4 1.

Ipaued 1:6 OBtihn an Mii9riuee. President susoenad leloetatlen. ths vs 031be. 5'6 5 0 I ttt r' 1 t9 Ifl 1. cs A th ceases log I th I 4595.

522. 5. I 4 I teuy RACE 1 70. 2660. 09.

11905 RACE-One Nadru. 13. 43 97. ticile 60 10. I yMr-otds 11 4 S.

I I 520 itt 5. H. N. Sic. I I 2 IS 3tO.

I T. 5. Snap. S. Page 91165.

9. 46555 lt I tOti 4 5. bIt. 95. fit- 20 May Glise- Lady Ethetyrt 10 Civita 4V 95 10 15 I 116 9.

t6tr. I Ii I 900. 163 Ye.rOidl aggregation park Marist Green Derby. baa and LtonI Re- thenticated the 3yiarod as pels classic. I.

son eligibles Peri berg It WRtISdP3tlGl53s M131S tt4Z t. t' 4 i.t PLAYCEORIk o' I 44 46 4 4 4 4 4 444 4 PLaADBBEeoan a 46 Druinj 4 and" 4 6 4 4 4 4 Lowry 46 I 4 46 46 4 conspicuously 4 4 46 4 4 boes 4 Stay today. 0 has reserve Allan's. th Iii a 5 1. j.

f. tG. 5 season year cuss. fewkleka ibli it0r diierenipOs1tlOfl articil wiW spp4rja iad CosUtIin. r-o a H4APLAlNI' 4 1 t4 oni tOwflwe oj nc cxpicss5 NogcdssentCOD So event' bIcycle 7 774 beC esr.

111 4 t. I 4 4 PhiladelphIa000 sn :55. 1 I Charleston-------000 5 2 Vaughn. aThS 1:3 VmpireGifford I Schultz. C- a 10 000 2 I' 020 thUqueBo cOntifl5 at na a The RrtsQn.

Fo LADIS45D GETLtM VaretMwmmgoot2 vneioa-tqpet 2 11. I. m. 4180 Cu Qrks8. LscI..