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its TRAVELERS MAKE 1916 DEBUT TODAY Day Pitches Crdckers Above Five Hundred Mark Mayer Makes Circus Catch I I DJ' Dick JemUon. Professor Virgil Manson Day of Harmony. Ark. stepped Into tile limelight again yesterday afternoon at Ponce do Leon park. by uncorking a superior brand or hurling which his mates with only one lapse backel sensationally.

The professor therefore has the honor of hurling the Crakers above the five hundred mark rr the fir time this season. The inlv knuckle hall was breaking fine and the Chicks were as so much mud in Days hands The Chicks acted like Days obedient Arkansas scholars. They nicked his delivery for but three hits and two of these were the flukiest of the fluky. He should have had a shut out to hi credit. but the two Cracker errors followed one of his bases on balls and the Chicks escaped a shut out The final count was 6 to 1.

Southpaw Kerr. who beat the Crack- frs last Saturday. was sent back by Manager Stark. He lasted but one and a third innings though Tuesday he seemed to have twice the tuft that he showed last week. Cy targer finished the game and the ancient one topped the locals effect' Mn er Great Catch.

To Sammy Mayer goes the palm for the feature play of the game. He pulled a circus catch in the third In ning at the expense of Outfielder Chadbourne that robbed that worthy Of a well earned homer. Chaddie cracked one on the nose over McMillans head and when It headed for the fence there seemed to he no possible chance for any one to head it oft. Sammy could not quite catch up with the ball. but as it was sailing past him he leaped forward into the air and speared the flying sphere for as sensational a catch as has been seen here In many a moon.

Just preceding this great catch by Mayer. Tommy McMillan pulled a one- handed leaping catch of a line drive by Barger that robbed the ancient Cy of a ase knock. The hitting of Frank Thrasher continued to be the feature of the attack. In the last eight times to the plate this fellow has reached first base. Monday he missed the flr time up then he sacrificed reaching first on an error.

Then he walkej. twice and hit a triple winning the game the last time up. Tuesday he started oft with a base on balls. Then he slammed a triple to the scoreboard. hammered a single to center and then pounded a triple to left hitting to all three Melds.

He scored two runs and drove in another. Johnny Clancy. with a single and a triple. Perkins with two singles and SOUTH ATLANTIC fe" I Gulls 4 Foxes O. Charleston S.

C. May 16. Dana Fillingim won his eighth straight game today when Charleston cinched the se rice here with Columbus by a 4 to 0 score. Werner's double was a pop fly in right field that three fielders went after. but stopped and let the ball drop safe.

H. Cain's double. Hamilton's sacrifice and Williams' single scored Charleston's first run. An error. two wild pitches mixed in with a batter hit and two singles stored threw runs in the second for the Gulls.

Hamilton' hitting featured. Score by innings R. H. E. Columbus 000000000 0 5 1 Charleston 130 000 OOx 4 9 Batteries Wheeler and Krebs Fillingim and Holmes.

Time. 1:54. Urn. plre. Moran.

Tourist 2 Babies 1. Augusta. Ga. May 16. Burrus' home run over the left field fence In the tenth Inning was the deciding score In the fastest game of the season on the local grounds.

Burmeleter and Brooks were in fine form. staging one of the prttiit pitchers' battles of the ear This is the fifth straight victory for the Tourists. Score by Innings H. Albany 000 000 100 0 1 7 3 Augusta 000 100 000 1 2 4 2 Batteries Burmeister tii1 Johnson. Brooks and Eubanks.

Time. :33. Umpire Hoey. Gamecock Tlffer S. Columbia.

S. C. May Itf Columbia won its eight straight victory this aft- ernoon when the Newcomers defeated Macon. 9 to 5 In a slow game. tanager Stlnson started on the bench with Mulligan a semi-professional from Au.

gusta. and Boland. a Newberry college player in the up. Stinson took Mulligan out in the third and returned to the game. The hitting of Harbison.

Snyder and Carnu featured. Score by innings R. H. E. Macon 00 020 010 5 13 1 Columbia 005 120 lOx 9 11 3 Batteries Eady and Sn der.

tkin. son and Connolly. Time 2 00. Umpire. Erwin.

flhlilleens 12 ffcouti S. Jacksonville. Fla. May 16 Six pitch. ers were used today in a see-saw game that was won by Montgomery by the score of 12 to S.

All of the twirlers were hit hard with the exception of Kdny the last to work for the visitors. Though thf errors were equal the visitors fiolded more cleanly than the lo cals who were guilty of many errors of omission. Score by innings R. E. Montgomery 203 001 340 12 15 4 Jacksonville 012 003 200 11 4 Batteries Vautchn Hods' Edny and Clare.

Williams. Decatur. Palmer and Baker. Time. I :53.

Umpire. Cleary. OTHER RESULTS International. Richmond 6. Buffalo 2.

All others postponed. rain. American Association. Indianapolis 11 Milwaukee 5 Kansas City 7 Louisville 6 St. Toledo.

cold weather Minneapolis-Columbus cold weather. Texaa League. Shreveport 3 San Antonio 1 Dallas JO Galveston 7 Houston 4. Fort Worth 0 Waco 8 Beaumont 4. North Carolina League.

Asheville 7 Charlotte 3 10 innings Greensboro 2. Raleigh 0 a Innings rain Durham 57 Salem I. Moran with a tingle did tat rut or th Cracker hitting. How They Scored. The Crackers got oft to a three run lead in the opener.

Thrasher and' Clancy walked. Moran hit to StarK who threw bad to second. Thrasher scored and Clancy went-to third. Mayer hit to short forcing Morn at second. Clancy scoring.

Lennox was called out on strikes but Perkins singled to right Mayer going to third. On the double steal Mayer scored. A blue on balls to Stark. his steal Perkins' bad throw to second and Mayer's bad throw to third gave the Chicks one in the second. McMtllan walked In the second.

Thrasher tripled to the Scoreboard scoring Tommy and Clancy beat out a slow one down the third base line. Thrasher scoring. Moran singled and at this juncture ancient Cy Barger was Inserted into the fray and stopped the scoring. Clancy opened the Crackers' seventh with a triple over Paulets head and when Stark dropped Pauleta return Clancy scored. The Box Score.

MEMPHIS ab. r. Ii. po. a.

e. Chadbourne. of. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Hemingway rf. 4 0 1 1 0 0 Walsh Sb 4 0 1 0 2 0 Paulet.

lb. 4 0 0 2 0 0 Stark. as. I 1 0 3 3 3 Tennant lb. 3 0 0 I 0 Grimes.

2T 2 0 I 4 3 0 Wallace 3 0 0 6 I 0 Kerr. p. Barger. 3 0 1 3 0 Totals 27 1 3 24 13 ATLANTA ab. h.

po. a. Thrasher. rf. 3 2 3 1 0 0 Clancy lb.

2 2 2 2 2 0 Moran. It. Mayer. ct. 4 1 0 4 0 1 Lennox 3t 4 0 0 4 0 0 Perkins.

c. Munch. lb. w. MeMilian.

as. 3 1 0 4 0 Day. 4 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 2 7 2 Score by innings R- Memphis 010 000 000 1 Atlanta 3 000 lOx fl Summary Three hits Thrasher 2 Clancy double plays. Grimes to Stark to Tennant Day to Clancy to McMillan to Munch. MoMillan to Clancy to Munch innings pitched.

by Kerr I 3. 4 hits. 5 runs struck out. by Day by Kerr 8. by Barger 1 bases on bails off Day 3.

off Kerr 3. off Barger 3 sacrifice hits. Munch. Clancy stolen bases. Mayer.

Perkins. Stark hit by pitched ball. by Day Stark. Time145. Umpires Kerin and Bernhard.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE Barons 4 Travelers 2. Birmingham. Ala. May 16. Birming ham bunched hits In the first Inning today and defeated Little Rock In the final game of the series 4 to 2.

Perry- man pitched a good game for Birmingham holding the Travelers to four hits until the ninth. when a trio of blngles counted a run. Ferryman 5 hitting also" featured. the Baron twirler getting three hits. The Box Score.

L. fl. lb. r. po WtTM.

BIKII. Mefloneldlb Derrick. lb. 4 1 11 1 Meusel. rf.

Coombt. If. 3 I 0 4 Ii Oar Sb 1 1 1 Lindsay. Citoo. rt.

3 0 0 I' 0 Smith rermnan. t. 4 0 3 0 4 Total 38 4 IT I MnXLlng3b. 3b 3 1 1 I Hot U. 0 0 Walker.

It. 200 JacobMn. ft. 0 Rumler. cI.

412 Olbaon. c. 400 Starr. lb. 301 olngtonlb 40 lalr.

100 4 iBirbare Total 32 S4 10 zBtttsd for LeeliIr la ninth. Score by innings. R. Little Rock 100 000 001 2 Birmingham 300 000 lOx Summary. Errors.

Wares. Gibson two-base hits Clark. Lindsay. Manning Rumler three-base hit. Derrick stolen bases.

Derrick Gibson sacrifice hits. Caton Leclalre. bases on balls off Ferryman 2. Leclalr I left on bases. Little Rock S.

Birmingham 8 hit by pitched ball. Ferryman Starr Leclalr Clark truck out. h- Perry- man 3 by Leclalr 2 wild pitch. Leclalr 1 Time. :55.

Umpires. Rurtderham and Breltensteln. Only two scheduled. DIXIE LEAGUE llainbridge ft. Monltrle Bainbridge.

Ga. May 18. Special Bainbridge won the secvnd from Moultrie. 6 to 5. A walk and two singles in the ninth pushed the winning run across for the locals.

Al Cordell. a i Bainbridge boy. pitched a stead game ifor the locals. Barrow Bowman and i Frank Blackwell were the stars for Bainbridge. Swann led the visitors with three hits.

Score by Innings R. II E. Moultrie 000 202 002 5 3 Bainbridge 010 310 001 6 11 4 Batteries Fisher. Watkins and Swann Cordell and Burns. Time 2 IS.

Empire. Foy. Attendance 650. Ysidoata 3. Qnltmnn 2.

Valdosta. Ga. May 16 Special Valdosta wonfrom Qultman here this afternoon by a ninth-Inning rally. tne score being 3 to 2. The Qultman in- held blew up in the last inning and this.

coupjed with two hits enabled the locals to win. Owens and Webb both pitched fairly good ball but the local hurler had a shade the best of hits. one a triple. out of four times up. Score by innings.

R. H. E. Valdosta 100 000 002 3 10 2 Quitman 000 010 010 2 5 3 Batteries Webb and Thompson' Owens and O'Brien. Umpire.

Colle Eufanla 9 Dot ban 7. Kufaula Ala. May 16. Special Kufaula defeated uothan in the second game of the series. T.

Moore Chapman and Rousseau Knocked home runs. The pitching and batting of Robinson was the main feature of the game. At tendance fair. othan was leading up to the sixth Inning. score 6 to 0 but a spectacular catch by Manager Smith.

who pulled down a hard drive from i shortstop in the ninth. prevented score. Score by Innings- Ii. E. Dothan 201 030 001 11 1 Eutaula 000 005 04x 1 12 Batteries Barz and TaTlor.

Robinson and Chapman. Umpire. Davern. AMERICAN LEAGUE Sentora 15 Tlgera S. Washington.

May 16. Washington overwhelmed Detroit today. winning 15 to 3 the third straight game of the series. Nine runs were scored by the home team in the nut inning off Boehler and Roland. Erlckson stopped the onslaught temporarily but was batted freely before the game ended.

Score by innings H. E. Detroit 000 200 010 3 11 1 Washington 920 00 20x 15 15 2 Batteries Boehler Boland. Erlckson and Stanage Baker Gallia and Henry. Oharrity.

St. Rai. Rain. New York-Cleveland Rain. Bo ton Rain.

Game Wanted. The Mime Park baseball club would like to arrange a game for Saturday. May 20 with any amateur team in or around Atlanta. Call phone Atlanta 918 Bell Ivy 9255. scoff PLAY IS Several Interesting Extra Hole Matches in All Flights-First Round Practically Finished.

Good progress has been made by East Lake golfers In the tourney for the Scott I trophy as the first round is practically completed. There were several close and Intere matches. some of which required extra holes to determine the winner. There were three hole matches Je. rome Moore defeating J.

H. McCoshln T. O. Woolford defeating H. M.

Ashe and A. C. Frazier defeating U. F. Allen.

The results through yesterday follow First Flight. Frank Carter defeated C. H. Rldle up and 2 to play. Horace liolieman defeated C.

G. LJppold. up and 3 to ploy. Woodward Allen defeated C. E.

Rose I up. T. N. Pradshaw detested Falvey up and I to play. C.

B. Molt defeated Jack Brooks. 2 up. U. 13.

Simpson defeated S. W. till up and 4 to play. Second Fllfht. J.

31. Norman defeated Scott Hudson. 2 up and 1 to play. W. A.

Camp defeated S. Hard. 1 up. T. G.

Woolford defeated IL Ii. Ash. I up. 27 holt 3. T.

Scott defeated J. R. Pattlllo. 6 up and 4 to play. A.

L. Credelle defeated 1. Weaver. 2 up and I to play. Third Flight.

F. W. Stone defeated C. A. Forrest.

I up and 5 to play. W. R. Tlchenor defeated I. C.

Moore. up. T. B. Fay defeated Boyd Peay I up.

C. C. Murphy defeated W. It. Glenn by default.

R. J. Taylor defeated J. S. Benton.

1 up. Fourth Flight. 3. H. Smith detested R.

2' Sam up and 2 to play. O. N. Sprint defeated E. D.

Durean by default. Jerome Moore detested J. 11. McCoshln. 1 up.

27 hole Cone Maddox defeated W. Peters. 2 up. H. W.

Key defeated T. B. Paine. 4 up and to play. H.

S. Bridget defeated E. D. Richardson. up and 3 to play.

Fifth flight. P. D. Sate. defeated N.

E. Martin a up and 2 to play. J. C. Harrl.

defeated W. I. Johnson 3 up and 2 to play. I. A.

Rogers defeated Martin by default. R. L. Walker defeated Stewart Abbott. 2 up.

W. It. Jenkins defeated J. T. Moore 4 up and 3 to play.

B. R. Bridges defeated A. A. Doonan.

4 up and 8 to play. Slrth Fllrht. J. ID. Eby defeated Guy King up and 4 to play.

W. F. Roger defeated C. L. Crurnley.

5 up and 4 to play. T. T. Williams defeated F. Copper.

2 UB and I to play. A. C. Frailer defeated O. F.

Allen 2 up and I to ply 27 boles. C. Goldsmith defeated R. P. Sons.

by default. Seventh Flight. R. I Oreiham defeated 3. Id.

Beule I up and I to play. O. M. Stout defeated 3. O.

King. 1 up. V. C. Vaughn defeated F.

S. Cupper. 3 up and 1 to play. W. W.

Delaney defeated C. B. Howard. 2 up. J.

E. Mtllett defeated George Westmoreland. 1 up. Eighth Flight. S.

L. Rrrton Jr. drew a bye. 31. F.

Rusher drew a bye. 5- B. 1 drew a bye. J. E.

Smith drew a bye. L. L. Letour drew a bye. E.

C. Jennings drew a bye. NATIONAL LEAGUE Phlllle. 4 Red. 3.

Cincinnati. May 18. Philadelphia took four straight games from Cincinnati by winning today's contest. 4 to 3. The visitors scored four runs In the first inning off two bases on balls triples by Niehoff and Cravath and Whitteds sacrifice fly.

Bancroft hurt a linger today and probably will be out or the game for two weeks. Score by Innings R. H. E. Philadelphia 400000000 4 6 2 Cincinnati 021 000 000 3 6 1 Batteries Mayer and Killlfer Schulz Knetzer and Clarke.

Card Doduon 4. St. Louis. May 16 St. Louis won a ten-Inning game from Brooklyn here today to 4.

Corhan opened the tenth with the first base on balls off Dell. went to second when Snyder singled to center. advanced to third when Myers fumbled the ball and scored on Butlers sacrifice fly. Marquard was hammered for three runs In the first. Score by Innings R.

H. E. Brooklyn 100 001 020 0 4 8 2 St. Louis IOU 001 000 1 5 3 Batteries Marquard. Dell and Miller Jasper and Snyder.

York-Chicago Cold. Boston Rain. CITY PREP GAMES Mar 1st Loses First Game. Marlst college lo. their first game or the season yesterday to Peacock by the score of 8 to 6 Previous to this game the Marust boys had won ten straight.

and had hoped to finish the season with a perfect record but they had not reckoned with the fast-corning Peacock team. which has been playing great ball the last few weeks. The game was a very Interesting one. and. though Peacock took the lead in the first Inning and held It all the way.

Marlst came very close to tying It up in the closing rounds. However they could not hit Warwick very much. especially when there were men on. and this is the main cause of their de feat. Next to Warwicks good pitching the feature of the game was the hitting of Carrawuy.

of Peacock. Out of four trips to the plate he secured four corking singles which added materially to Marist's defeat. Rousseau. of Peacock. made a fine catch of D.

Harrison's liner in- the fifth. cutting off three Marist runs. Frank Harrison. Marist first baseman. put up a star game.

especially in the field. Score by Innings. R. H. E.

Marist 000 100 014 6 4 7 Peacock no 400 Oil 8 10 Batteries MrGloughlln and llratton Warwuck and Vlener. Tech High 18. Boys' High S. In a slugging match In which the majority of the slugging was done by the Tech High boj s. Tech High easily defeated Boys' High by the score or 16 to 8 They started scoring in the iw vi- iv until U1e end of the game hitting both Boys' High school pitchers at will.

The only feature was the hard hitting of the whole Tech High team. Score by innings R. H. E. Tech High 012 523 12x 18 18 4 Bo High 201 100 OU5 Batteries Mi ley.

Lewis and Hicks Smith and Harlan. Crackers' Daily Hitting Through Tuesdays game. Players G. AB. Alison 7 ii 1 Moran 20 53 12 Thrasher Munch 30 94 157 17 Perkins Mayer McDonald 30 99 Perry 9 23 MeMitlan 31 101 Lennox 31 113 Nledcrkorn 7 17 Clancy it 3 H.

31 :1 38 24 73 23 II 3 1 7 18 :7 30 26 6 15 25 7 2 1 6 I is 500 396 325 315 304 87 rso 51 61 247 1 3S 178 122 000 Little Rock Pays First Visit to Poncey- Two Former Crackers on Their Roster. The Little Rock Travelers will make their first visit of the season to Atlanta today. when they open a four- game series with the Crackers. There are many familiar faces on the roster of the Travelers. who.

when they were being lined up this spring. caused the tans all over the circuit to believe that they would break up the league with the number of slashing hitters they possess. But the weakness of the Travelers i to date seems to be in their pitchers. Their hurlers have been touched so frequently that the hitting strength of i the club hat been absolutely nil. I Two former Crackers will be seen on the roster of the Travelers.

Bill Rumler is catching and playing in the outfield and hitting at a great-clip. He seems to have found himself. and Is playing the class of ball of which he was capable. but did not show when here. Ed Manning playing third.

and also hitting well. Fine Outfleld. Baby Doll Jacobsen formerly of the Lookouts and Gulls and regarded by many as one of the greatest outfielders the Southern league has ever seen. is in center field while Walker formerly of Montgomery and more recently of St. Louis Is in left.

LaRue Kirby. former Mobile Gull. has been pla ing right field but as he is also a pitcher and the Travelers lack pitching talent and Rumler is playing such fine ball In the field he is being used In the box. At short Clyde Wares. formerly of Montgomery and more recently of St.

Louis. will be seen with Walter Barbare formerly of New Orleans and more recently of Cleveland. as utility Infielder. Charlie Starr. at second.

and Tex Covlngton at first were with the club last season. Gibson is doing the catching now that Homier Is in the outfield but Bill was doing most or the receiving prior to the Kirby switch. Hardgrove and Couchman. of last years staff LeClair. Hoff and Kirby compose the hurling staff.

The batting orders for today's game will probably be LITTLE ROCK. ATLANTA. Wares se. Thrasher rf. Manning.

lb. Clancy. 2b. Walker. lf.

Moran If. Jacobsen cf. Mayer cf. Rumler. rf.

Lennox. 3b. Gibson. Perkins. c.

Starr. 2b. Munch. lb. Covington.

lb. McMlllan ss. Kirby Lafltte p. LEAGUE Griffin 6 Anniston 2. Griffin Qa.

May 16. Special. The game between Griffin and Anniston which Griffin won. 6 to 2. was the fastest ever played on a local diamond.

requiring only 1:32. The features of the game were four fast double plays by Griffin. Bales. Griffins new third baseman. starred for the home team.

Showers ot three doubles out of four times up. Klrke. Bales. Jenkins and Roberteon also starred at bat. The Box Score.

TON ob. po a nark. M. 30024 Hope. lb.

Keynoldi. if. 3 I 0 0 0 Miovrers. lb. Johannxn.1/ Love.

et. 4 0 0 0 Lcey lb. 3 5 2 2 Mile c. Morrlon. 3 0 0 2 GRIFFIN.

ib. po a Burg MA. Reagan. lb. Kirk it.

MllJrr. d. 40010 0 Bales. Sb 3 nkln if. 4 Pop lb.

4 Itobertwu. 4 203 300 1 10 0 2 1 Totali 2 2 7 24 It Totals 34 11 27 14 Score by Innings R. Anniston 010 000 001 2 Griffin 001 220 Summary Errors Clark and Showers stolen bases. Hanson two-base hits. Klrke 2 Showers 3 Reagan Pope double plays.

Burgess Reagan Pope 2. Bales. Reagan. Lacey. Clarke.

Bope. left on bases Anniston 4. Griffin 7 bases on balls off Robertson 1. off Morrison 1 hit by pitcher. tiles Reynolds struck out.

by Robertson 7. by Morrison Time. 1 32. Umpire. LaRocque.

Newnan 14 Rome 1. Rome Ga. May 16 Special The Newnanltes slaughtered two twirlers and trounced locals fourteen to one in the last garrre of the eerie here to day. Ten bags were swiped by Matt men off the delivery of Flske Romps lone counter came In the ninth. The round playing and hard hitting by the visitors was the feature uoi core.

ROME Hiad is nii li xiiaw Wemrr lb. Tolbrn ct PondIb Trouuuan. If. Pierre. WhIUet.

Fl ke NKWNAN ih pu Boyd. ci 3 I GllWZ rm. i Hi nn It. i. Unnitulfl.

1123 MarklP. lb 3 2 1 i liurjtb 4 2 :1 I 3 Matthewa 0 2 in 1 Terry Told hit for F1k in 41 fl 11 Score by Innings Rome 0150 000 001 1 Newnan 531 201 101 14 Summary Errors. Donaldson 3. Manush. Werner Talbot.

Troutman. Oandolfl two-base hits Christenbury. Troutman. Wiley. three-hasp hit.

Thrlstenbury. stolen bases. Flynn 6. Gandolfi Mackle 3 Troutman double plays Troutman to Donaldson. Pierre to Pond to Pierre base on balls off Whitley 3.

Flske 3. Terry 0 left on bases. Rome 8 Newnan 4. hits. off Whltley 5 Fiske 12.

Terry 11 struCk out. Whitley 0 Flske 3. Terry 10 passed ball. Pierre wild pith. Kiske.

Time of game. 1:52 Umpire. Gentle. Talladega 4 LaGrange 'LaGrange. Ga.

Mav 16. Special The game went to a by the superb pitching of Sandford and the ragged fielding of the LaGrange club. LaGrange piling up errors. Red and Black Hit Ball Fiercely With i Leading the Attack Score 6 to 3. Athens.

Ga. May 18. Special. Georgia walloped Mercer In the first of the two-game series today to 3. Met- Icer got only three hits In the struggle.

One of them. however. was a pretty three by Morgan who was taken out in the seventh. The features of the game were the slugging of the Georgians. three three- I baggers and three home runs being piled up.

The individual work of Erwin was 1 unusual. He got three hits and three runs from three trips to the plate. one three and one home run. made the only stolen base In the game and got two flies for put-outs. The game tomorrow will have a large contingent of the Knights of Pythlu of the state present.

as they are here for their annual grand lodge meeting. Phllpot will pitch for Georgia and either Dloodworth or Curtis for Met- 31 The Box Score. MERCER- ab. r. po.

a e. Swann. lb. 4 1 1 9 0 0 Dewberry. 3b.

3 0 0 3 1 0 jDorsey rf. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Sosbee 2b. 3 0 0 1 3 1 Weaver. ci' 2 1 0 1 0 0 Clements 4 0 0 7 1 0 Holloway. as.

3 5) 0 0 3 1 Morgan If. 3 1 1 3 1 0 Curtis it. I 0 0 0 0 0 Fuss. 3 0 1 0 1 0 Totals 29 3 3 24 10 2 GEORGIA- ab. r.

It. po. e. avid If. Clements.

is. Wooten. 3b. 4 0 0 1 2 0 Erwln. cf Glllis.

rr. Rawson 4 0 1 4 2 0 Floyd. lb. 2 1 1 9 0 1 I Johnston 2b 2 0 1 0 0 Westbrook p. 4 0 0 1 1 1 Totals 32 10 27 I 4 Score by Innings R.

Mercer 100020000 3 Georgia 021 Oil Oli 6 Summary Three-base hits. Erwin. Rawson. Morgan home runs Erwin. Gulls.

Clements stolen bases Erwin double plays. Floyd unassisted bases on balls off Westbrook 4 off Fuss I left on bases. Mercer Georgia 6 struck out. by Fuss by Westbroow 4 Time :47. Umpire Marcan of Atlanta.

FOR GRAY TODAY Several Matches Played lu First Round in All Flights. Two 27 Holes. The first flight Is almost completed in the tournament for the James R. Gray trophy at the Capital City Country club. There were two matches re quiring 27 holes J.

S. Cohen. Jr. de feating Guy King and Winter Altrlend defeating E. Rivers.

The first round must be completed by tonight. The results through yesterday follow. First Flight. Pler on defeated W. B.

Stovalt 6 up and to play. 1. defeated Milton Dargan. Sr. by default.

Winter Alfrlend defeated E. Rivers. 1 up. 27 hole W. ID.

Hoffman defeated J. S. Rtlne by default. Jack Carlton defeated L. D.

T. Qulnby. 7 up and 6 to play. Gray. Jr defeated IL W.

Miller by default rond Flight. F. D. Holland defeated E. G.

Ottley. 6 up and 6 to pla Dr. R. T. Dorsey defeated E.

T. Lyons by default. J. S. Cohen.

Jr. defeated Guy King. I up. 27 holes. Third Flight.

W. Warcilaw defeated A. S. Adams. 4 up arid to play.

W. 3 White. Jr. defeated F. E.

Callawsy 2 up and 1 to play. John MorrK Jr. defeated E. A. Peeples 2 up and I to play.

Fourth Flight. 7. Gras defeated W. T. Gentry.

8 up and 7 to play P. D. Mcnrley defeated R. Foreman. 6 up and 4 to play.

Fifth Flight. George Bonnpy defeated John W. Grant by default. R. Malone defeated C.

A. Pi con 2 up and I to play Chattanooga. Tenn. May 1 Spe cial. Joe I evy.

matchmaker of the Randolph Rose Athletic club. announced today that the round fight schedulPd between Jack Dillon. of Indianapolis light heavyweight champion of the world. end Porky Flynn of Boston for Thursday night here had been cancelled. Dillon wired that he was slightly ill.

and Randolph Rose rather than stage an exhibition In which one of the fighters was not In the pink of condition cancelled the bout In spite ofthe heavy preliminary expense whlcn had al ready been Incurred. WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Southern I 411 Little Rock In Atlanta. Chattu. In N. O.

Memphis In ham. Nashville In Mobile South Atlantic Le rue. Albany In Augusta. Columbus In Chrlesn Macon in Columbia. Monttomy In Jacks National League.

Boston In Cincinnati. Brooklyn In Chicago. N. 5' In St. Louis.

Philadelphia In Plttsburg. American League. Chicago in Boston. St. Louis In Philadels Detroit In Waihlngn Cleveland In N.

Y. Georgia-Alabama Learn Griffin In Talladega. Rome In Annliton. LaGrange In Newnan. Dixie League.

Dothan In Eutaula. Qultman In Vtldoita. Moultrle In Bainbridge. Pedestrian Wins. Walter Meiller the sensational French pedestrian of Madison.

WIs. defeated Theo Dupree. champlan roller skater. of Atlanta. Monday at Casino roller rink in a novelty race.

pree skated one mile while Meiller paced one-half of a mile. Meiller won over the Atlanta flyer by a narrow margin of ten feet in one minute fifty-eight and one-half seconds. Meiller gave a wonderful exhibition of walking and appeared as fresh at the finish as at the start. Piedmont Wins Front Homer. The Piedmont second team played Homor at MaynviHe Saturday and won a closely played game.

Asbury Piedmont's pitcher. struck out 5. and gave up only hits. Piedmont made ii hits. Piedmonts second team has played six games this season and hat won five of them.

Announce Sermon to Be De livered by Dr. C. W. Daniel of Atlanta. Asheville.

N. C. May 16. Completion of the 11000000 fund to aid the 4000 homeless Baptist churches In' the south will be one of the principal subjects at the rst annual convention of the Southern Baptist church. which opens here tomorrow and continues through May 22.

Approximately one- third of this um already has been railed. according to preliminary re ports made public tonight by the Rev. Dr. Louis B. Warren of Atlanta su perlntendent of the department of church extension.

Another subject which probably will be considered will foe the proposed formation of an educational board as a separate organization from other boards within control of the convention. Many southern Baptists already here have voiced opposition to the es tLbiishment of such a board on the ground that such work is cared for by the home mission board and that to add another board would serve only to multiply the machinery. The board as planned would exercise general su pervislon over the educational work of the Baptist churches in the south. Tomorrows sessions will be devoted chiefly to election of officers and presentation of reports. Adoption of a program for the convention also will be taken up.

A tentative program has been prepared and Includes as the feature for tomorrow night delivery of the annual sermon by the Rev. Dr. Charles W. Daniel of Atlanta. Reports to toe made public at the opening sessions include those of the foreign mission board the home mission board.

the Sunday school board the laymen's movement and the woman's missionary union. the latter an auxiliary to the convention. The registration and assigning of delegates to homes took up the greater' part of today. The registration secretaries estimated tonight that 1500 delegates would attend the opening session tomorrow and that approximately 2000 would register during the convention. The delegates represent more than 2000000 persons of the Baptist faith.

virtually ill residing south of Mason and Dixon's line except for certain churches in Illinois which several years ago left the northern Baptist organization and Joined with the southern Baptist church. Savannah. Ga. May 16. Special.

All doubt about Savannah Jurors convicting in prohibition law violations disappeared tonight when verdicts wen returned in cases tried in the city court today. Out of six cases tried there were three convictions one plea or guilty and two Juries are still out. Judge Rourke Imposed the following sentences. W. A.

Kracken. 500 or twelve months on the chatngang Gn- tu Logas 300 or twelve months Charles Farrell 200 or. twelve months. Belle Ray. pleaded guilty to having small quantity or liquor in her house.

176 or three months. Juries in the. cases of Mrs. I. Apollnsky and R.

Rubin had not agreed late tonight. I Judge Rourke put the defendants on notice that If they came before him again they would go to the chalngang without a fine. There was intense In teret in the trials. Chief Meldrlrn. in a statement to the members of the force tonight.

upholds what Is termed the spy system to the extent of having officers try to buy liquor of tigers lie calls attention to the fact that the postotfice Inspectors use a decoy' letter to catch a mail thief. that the state pure food. department buys some of the suspected rood and the local health department resorts to same methods in checking UP on dairymen. Recorder Schwartz made it plain In police court that he will not punish liquor violators solely on the testimony of officers who obtain evidence by encouraging violations. A police- man.

posing an an excursionist from i gypt bought liquor and then made a case against E. A. Massart former manager of the Osceola club. This method was denounced by the recorder. He bound Massart over to the city court as there was other strong evidence but he told the officer he did not of the plan followed.

All persons in Chatham county who possess federal liquor licenses had their names published today by Sheriff Dixon. Later Solicitor General Hartridge notified each one of the more than two hundred people and compa- that unless they surrendered the licenses they would be prosecuted under the new prohibition law. Brannew. the drink made by the Savannah Ileveridge and Ice company. has received a clean bill of health at the hands of the city authorities according to a statement by Mayor Pierpont.

following the receipt of a report of the analysis of this drink made by the city bacteriologist. Mayor Plerpont stated In view of the report and the ruling or the recorder's court. there will be no further prosecutions by the police unless there should be some material change In the porduct or Its analysts. CRIME UNDER DRY LAWS IS REDUCED IN LAUREN Dublin. Ga.

May 18. Special. So far. following the operation of the new prohibition law. there has been less crime than usual In Laurens.

Both city and county officers have had the quietest two weeks they have known In a long while. The disappearance of drunkenness cases from the recorder's court Is attributed to the new prohibition law. i Within the past week the number of shipments of whisky to Dublin was about the normal number under the old law. but the quantity of whisky will not amount to more than a fourth of what It was before. The regular drinkers have.

most of them. received their full legal amount for the month within the past few days and the umber or packages Is expected to drop oft within the next few day. One of the saddest crowds seen here yet. was a bunch who did not get to the express office Saturday night in time to get their I drinks before the delivery stopped at 5 o'clock. 7500 BALES OF COTTON I' BURNED AT DOTHAN Dothan.

Ala. May 17. Fifteen hundred bales of cotton were damaged or destroyed by fire which burned the Alliance warehouse here at an early hour this morning. The cause was attributed to spontaneous combustion. The loss Is estimated at 90000.

McDevitt Kelly Lucey Forsyth all week. 2500000 PLEDGED TO EPISCOPAL Bishop Lawrence Reports Progress in Campaign to Care for Aged Clergymen. New York. May 18. Special.

Bishop William Lawrence or Massachusetts announces the receipt of pledges for 2500000 one-half of the 5000000 which must be In hand as reserve fund to start going the plan to pension the retiring clergy of the Protestant Episcopal church. The campaign to raise this money constitutes the llargest single enterprise ever undertaken by the Episcopal church. It was formally- started on March 1. and it will continue for one ear. It Is expected that on March 1 1917.

the full reserve fund will have been subscribed and the scheme wilt then be put Into effect. Some 712 clergymen will then be eligible for Immediate retirement. The plan contemplates that each of the 5800 clergy in the church will be. eligible for retirement at 68 years or age upon a minimum annuity of 600 a year. The actual amount will be ascertained by multiplying the number Of years of service by one and one- quarter per cent of the average annual salary received.

Committees are at work throughout the United States raising money for the reserve fund. the campaign being in charge of a national committee of which Bishop Lawrence Is chairman and Mr. J. P. Morgan treasurer.

Case Is Expected to Go Jury Late Wednesday Night. to Sylvanla. Ga. May 16. Special.

The case of Dr. J. B. Iliers of Miami. Kla formerly of Sneven county.

Georgia charged with the murder January 12 of William Randall. of Screven county la expected to reach the Jury late tomorrow night. Dr. Hun was ar ralgned In court here this morning. after being brought to ylvania yesterday from Savannah.

where he had been In jail for safekeeping since hi arrest. According to the states presentation of the case Dr. Ulers hired Randall In Mlllen to drive him in an automobile to Savannah. Randall's body was found several days later in an old well on the road not far from Sylvania. Dr.

tiers was arrested January 19 at the home of his law In Miami. Nothing in the way of a surprise has developed. The nearest approach to a sensation was a motion by the defense to declare a mistrial on account of a conversation between persons in I the court room. having been overheard by one of the Jurors sitting In the box. This motion was overruled.

The defense had concluded its testimony when the case was adjourned at dark. Fourteen well-known and sad Ing citizens of the county testified that 1 the accused man enjoyed an excellent reputation. It is contended that the accused was in Sylvania on. the night that the killing of Randall occurred. Norton and Lee Forsyth all week.

The new ARROW COLLARsprng Style in two heights CLUETTPEABODYerCaiNCMtttW Baseball Today Atlanta vs. Memphis Ponoo do I rl Game Called at 3:30 O'clock EN ALL DISEASES OF ME. AID WOMEN OUR SPECIALTY Varicose Veins Sores tlcr Skin DUease Bladder Stomach and Kidney Troubles Xenon Debility and serve Weakness and ALL CHROMC and LINGERING DISEASES. WE ARE AGAINST HIGH AND EXTORTIONATE FEES charged by- some physicians and specialists. Our fees are reasonable and no more than you are willing to pay.

All medicines. the purest and best of drugs are supplied from our own private laboratory. MEN" VISITl- THE TITY consult us at once upon arrival and maybe you can be cured before returning home. Many cases can be cured In one or two visits. Hours 9 to II p.

mi Sundays. to It Wed. and Sat. eve 7 to S. Org.

Talley Hughes 16V4 V. Dread. Atlanta. Ga. i Perfect Ventilation.

Plenty of Fans. ROYAL BILLIARD HALL POCKET BILLIARDS N. Forsyth St. near Journal Building. All tables first-class properly spaced to avoid interference.

One jitney per game for as many as care to play to each table. Baseball Scoreboard. Phone us fat the score. Phone Ivy 8081 Atlanta 333. A.

L. THOMAS Prop. tAKE t9t6DEBUT' TODAY 1 IRed Pitches fckers it FweHundred Circ Iemt In tes firs' sell. on. nlv II a ted nlck a hi.

th on efect ely ttaer Ma er In- tc Iillans an' Jo sible anyone I ammy I I precedl hase Monda mill sed tnt sacrifced frst ame tme Tesday wt lnlle let. hltn al ad I ATLNTIC I Gall 4. Fox a CIarleton. Fi- cnched se- wih core Jop t7 rlht feld tlelder afer. bal acrltce Wiiams' rn.

wih bater Guls. Hamlton' hitng Sore 000 000 000-0 Charleton 4 BateriesWheeler FI- Jnglm 1 :5. Ur. Tourh 2. Bablf.

uguta. ay 1. tnth ame seson ere prett pitchr battu' 0-1-2 Burmeister 1 Joh Brookl 1 Gleok 9. gr ay 11. Is af- whn wcomers bEnch sEmi-protelslonal usta.

Boland XlwbPn' playEr up. Stnson Mulan retured ame. hiting an acn 00 5 :1 OO 9 Eadv Snyder- Connoly tmplre BUlfn. 1 touh Jacksonvie. Six pit h- wlre lled ty thl Al twirllr.

wih excepton Edn th. Irrors wlr tor fildd lo- guily man omlsllon. 34 JacklonYile 200- 1 Yaughn. Wilams. II STANDNG OF CLUBS III uthr Lue Amfrta Lf.

CLLBS W. PC CLtBR Sr. L. pr N. O.

:1 S1H Cleveland. 19967 Nahvl 2010661 Wahlngton 17 9.654- A TLXT A. 1 15 61 Xe. York. 131220 Chatanga 1515 600 Bo ton.

1 1 500 irmingm 151644 Detroi. 131544 Lite Rock. 11 378 Chicago. 121642 Mobie. 1 I 36 Phladllpa 10 IS 400 Memphlo.

101351 St. Luis. 8133 Sth Atatk. Satona 11" CLlBS. W.

PC CLtB8 W. PC. Chaleston. 11064 Brooklyn. 1 7650 ontlory 1159 Bton 128:600 Auu8ta.

16 1 51 Phladelpa 1310565 laksnve 1 12566 Chlclgo. 1 1 oo Clumbia. 151 558 Rt Lul. 1 1 401 Columbus. 1 11390 Plttburg.

121544 Albany. ll 310 Cincinnat. 121642 acon. 8 18296 New York. 81381 Al LI' Diie Lp.

CLLBS. W. PC CLUBS. W. PC Romf.

10 sa Quitman. 11500 Newnan. 3. no Moulrie. 1 1500 Grftln.

6 141 flothan. 1. 1600 Tllaega. 747 1 1500 I Anniston 4 8333 Bainbridge 2 500 LGranle. 3 9250 Eutaul.

1 1500 II II Internatlonl Buralo Al rin. Arerean Aaoltoa Indianapols 1 Miwaukee as Louisvie Mlnneapols-Columbu. weathe. Tex Lfaf 3. Dalas aco Norb Carlna Lajle.

AShevle 0 Inning Green8boro Rleigh 5 Innlnls WlnltonSlem wit the Cracer hittng. Te Se Te Crakel Traher Cl. walk. Horn Stark aecnd. Thrsher ored ahor foring Mor second ClaD Lnnox caled trlke Ilnlled rght.

I olna Ieal Mayr bal. Btrk tel Pekins' ad scond. Metan Trasher aeoreboard. Tomy Clncy bale lne. ICOrn.

Barge nd corlna Cracker' Strk droPPe Paulet. retur. acord. Te I. EMm8 1 Walsh Paulet 1 b.

S. Tennant Z. I Valac. c. 0 0 0 0 0 0 p.

5 ATTA- o. e. rt Clancy. 2 0 1 0 0 Lennox 3b. n.

4 0 2 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 McMian. S. p. 28 8 8 0001 Atanta 321 Summar hit. I Z.

8tark Tnnant Cancy Mian Molan his. Itruck 61 basel ba I or Day 3 of Ker of Barier sacrifce I bale bal. Tme 1:45. I LAGUE I Baor Travele. Birmingham Ala.

My 1. bunc hit Lite ame ham holdlnJ Traveler his lnth. blnglel Plfyman' hl- tn alo' gettng ht. Te C. I h.

pos BI. lb. r. b. pI WU.

0 1 4 1 Donad3b 4 0 1 1 1 MannJ 2 Drkk. Il Boe. I. 0 MNI. r.

I 0 1 8 Was I. 2 0 0 0 0 Co. I. Jcb n. I.

A tA. 3 0 1 8 I mlb. c. 4 0 0 4 4 0 2 5 0 POon. lir.

P. 2 0 0 0 xBrbU I 0 0 0 0 Tth 12 I tit 1 to 1 Int. corp Lite Rok 2 10x- Summar' Lndsy. I tlt bas. Derlc Cton bals.

Perrmn Lclair Ilft onbues. Litte hi pl hed bal. Perrman Lcair Perr- mn wid Plt h. Lclair 1 1 lmpires. Rurdrham Onl tw bfulfd II II I alnbrldlt 6 Ionlrlf 16.

Iecn I pu hed locls. steady i for Barow Blackwel visitor I I 11 I lou1rle 5 IBalnbrldgt 6 1 Haterips fishlr Vatklns wann Cordel an 2:1. Fo a QulmaD Ia peclal- aloosta won from aflroon nnth-lnnlng raly. Qulman fi ld bl ouped hIt. WEbb goo bal.

tut his. a tme 3 1 Qlltman 000 OO- Battles tmplre. Cole 9. Dothaa ay dpfpatd IEcond hor" batIng fature At- thl ore a Smih. uled 8cor.

Scor. inning. I 7 1 00 oo 9 I Bar Robln on I AMERCAN LAGUE I Senator 15 en 3 Washlngon 3. of I Dtroit 000 01 31 16 1 Bterles-Boehlt. Stnage.

Bker Galia Gharly. lt LPbIIdelpIRI Vork-Clev laDcRID. Gae Ims wo ld lke arranAe amater Atanta. CI phone Atanta 91 95. SCOT HUDSON CUP Pt PROGRESING Sverllnteretig Et Matc Al FlghtFit Roud Prcicly Fihed.

God prOlre. mae Et Lke gOlers tourey Sot Hleon troPhYt tnt pratcl comp eted levera1 utng hle Tere machel. roe More Moehln oolord deeatng jrazler defeatng Alen. rewlt 1 I FS FhS I deeate I ad Horac HolemaD defeaed Lppold Wodward Alen Ros. Brdhaw T.

E. pla Jak Bron. Slmp H1. Snd ht orman Sott Wolord 1 2 hole. Pattlo.

ad Credele deeated Tir FIht deeated deteld FIY up deeatea detaul. Benton Four Flht Smih Sam. a dEta ul 1 Moor McCoshln holee deteted PLne Qeated Rlchardon. lp pIa FIIM. deeated Martn.

pia Roer defeted 3. Martn deeated enkln Moor. pIa Brlde A Sixh Fliht. deeated Gu KinA. Roero deeted Wiiam" 1 Faxer 1.

Alen. bol. defeatfd detault Sntb FI b. I. Greham defeled Klnl.

up defeted Cup pe. Dellney detelted Howad. hlet Georle Wetmore- land Ellht Fiih. Rarlon. dr.

Roshr drw ba fmlh Ltour I I Phll 4. d. Clnclnnat. Ma 10. gamea nai toda baes bals.

iehot an 1Vhlteds sacrifce fl Bncroft nnler wil Phiadelphia 400 000 4 Cincinnat 3 layer Klllt Schulz Kneter 1) St. toay tlnth wih rrst bals De II Sn der clnter. ty- rs bal sored ButErl sacrifce hamered thE Innlnl st Marquard Del it- I York 11 t. bu Bo. I n.

I GAMES' I col ge lost fTH e8teroay Peacock ly 6. llarist I sason i wih 1 bal I ver I al Mrlst er the hi arwlk vlr especialy P- pich- featurE Wal hiting lecured corkig Ingles tllaly Marlsts Russeau. Hari on's lner iT th ffth. cuting ar Harri on trst pt star esppcialv feld. 1 6 I 810 3 lcGloughlin Braton 1 1 T.

Ilah Do majori thE donE HIIh boys. asly deeaed 8. second Innln" 1on. 0 0 uw CH uv Ind game Boy chol pltcherl wil on hittng 16 1 Boys' 015 8 8 7 Muley. Lwis Smih Cracker.

gl m. Playr AD PC. I 6500 1 3117 24 LafIte rktns M1 Iayr :9 so 1 6 Perry. 2 :61 McMIIn 31101 24 Lnnox 1 26 232 NlederlQrn 1 Clancy. tl DI 1 1 0 TRVELERS HERE FOR FOUR GAMES Litle Firt Forer Crcker Litte wi frst vill the Crack er.

may faiiar Traveler. lned al beleve nUlber slashng biters poses. Traveler frequenty Ibaolutely ni. Cracker wil Traveler. Bil catchin great lp.

bal tird I alo hittng wel. OuUeld. Dol tormery I Lokout Guls man a greaea outfiel1ers feld. whie formerl' rlcenty left LRue Mobie Gul. playing Travele8 I tne b81 feld Montlomery recenty Luis.

wi Waler recenty utlty Infelder. Charle second and Cvlngtn firt wit Glblon btt swich. Hardgove. lat' stff LClair. Klrb hurlng I I wi LTTLE ROC.

A TLAT A. Vares rf'l I. Lnnox C. Munch Covington lcUlan l. p.

Lnte p. II II Grifin Ila The Grlfln Griffn fver flayed a on 1 Iame Griffn. Sowers Iot Robrtson Te n. r. 5.

p. GUFFS. r. o. Cark I 3 0 0 2 4 4 0 1 1 3 Ro.

4 I 8 1 1n. 4 0 1 5 7 Kood. I Krk. 4 1 3 0 howe 4 I 3 0 1 5W. 4 0 0 1 0 Johnn1 3 1 1 0 Hamon.

3 1 LTe I Bol. b. 1 2 0 9 Loy b. Jenin. f.

I 2 0 0 1. 2 0 9 Po I Morson p. Hoelp I Tott 1 21 Toll 8 1 2 I Innll" Annl ton 2 Grifin 20 Olx- Summar Error erz wobate 2. Show er 3. Burge8.

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r. Li. WA.h 10. 100Idn. 0 1 4 2 hh b.

1 0 rmu lb. 6 6 I 4 0 2 1 r. I 2 1 b. 4 0 0 tlru 3 3 3 obrt rl 4 0 I I tOlI 1 2 2 2 Pond. lb.

4 0 0 A hrl' 5 Troun I. 4 2 1 hhurb Pi. 4 1 3 4 rtl r. Whllr P. 0 0 I I 0 To.

p. I I I nk V. 3 nOn lWJy I I ToIJ 11 17 ntls I 7 1 xWey F- diS ummary Erroll. Donaldson Ianulh. Talbot.

Troutmn. hi. ller three ClrlstEnbur' Itolln ba ls. Gandoli. 3.

pla PierrE PIrre bal. of Whlley Tery lef basel. 8. 4 hitI. ar Whitey Iske 2.

Terr 1 Whitey TPr' bal. Pi err. wid j' ke I :52. tmplre. Gente.

Taladega a TatI81fF piching thE rag ed lGrange lub. piln rror' Te Box rf. TALGA ob. r. p.

LGUGE lb. r. hp Clw. If. 4 2 I 0 Ginn I.

4 0 I 0 0 eph. 3b. 4 0 I WUI. lb. 3 0 0 3 5 llh.

r. 4 0 1 I Woldon. I 1 0 3 2 c. 4 1 0 2 0 E. Polndd 0 I Grt lb.

4 0 1 13 1 3b. 0 I 3 e. a 4 1 1 0 4 P. Poland. 3 0 0 0 0 KI 2b.

I I I 3 6 ln I h. lb. 3 0 0 1 Hoh. 1 0 2 I oltr. e.

0 0 I Sadfor. p. I I 0 I WIUamo. p. 3 0 I 0 I Tool 3 2113 I Total.

2 18 I Score Innings R. Taladlga oo LaGrange 00) 000 Summary Errors. Ison P. Poland. Smith.

Calker 2 two hit. Clapp stolen basel. Camp ew' double plays. Koenlng to Garrett. ndord to Koenig to Garrett bases on hal" off tdJord 3 left on ba" a 4.

1 IaGrane 4 hits. of VIIHlm8 7 or Sandford 4 struck out. Vllams 7 ty Sanfiford 2 pa" ed balh. ChRlker 2. Game caled at end of eighth to alow Taladega to catch traln.

tmpirel. aly and Cheney. Time. 170. I II COLLEGE BASEBALL III At Syracuse.

S. Y. Michigan 4. Sya- cuse 9 Milen 12 Savannah 9. flen.

Ga. May plcaU-ln a slow game of bal here today Milpn defeated th. team from a annah by the score of I to Th r. were no pedal features. Cepl I flkp homE rU by Walac for lln.

The hal I went under a bush along left feld fOll lne and he scored before the felder could find I. Bateries Mien-Brown and Ernelt vanah-leary and McCormick. 1 MERGER 8E TEN BY GEORGIA NINE Bal Fiercely Wih win Score Specal Georga walope firt two sries toda 6 cer his lOne them prety I game' the sluging bggers belDI i pied wrk unusual ot thre. thre I plate. I three.

bagger ad bae gae 1 fe. wil prelent annua meetng Phipot wi pich Georgia ther Curts I' I Te orf. h. a. i Dorse I ClementI.

c. Holowa SI. Morga Curis p. Totas ab. a.

David 3 0 1 2 0 0 4 1 1 3 2 I Woten. I Erwin f. 4 3 3 0 0 Giis. Rwon c. 1 b.

b. 1estbrook. Tota. 3 Ierce 3 GEorgla 6 I Three Gils. Clement.

buel unanleed bals or lef Ful 6. Weltbroow 4. 1 tmpire. Marcan. Atanta fIST ROUND TROPHY ENDS Matche Playe Firt i AI Fight.

Hole trst rl ht II alost Cleted touraent Jame Ciy re- de- fentng GU defeatng River. frt coplete relts es folow Flnt Fllht. 2. PIron dtat Stoal J. Otey detated Milon Dargan detaul.

Alrlnd 01. orman detaul. Jlck Carlon J. Gry. Jr.

deeated ier detault ond Fhrht. Holand deleted Otle play. dtul dfeted Gu i hole. Thir Flchl arHa delated Whit. Calaway on plo Pepl pIl onrh FIhL 1 eeated pIl U.

lbnom dlt r. i i eman Jlth FIht Gorle deeated Aalon. ion pia JACK DillON IS Ill BOUT IS POSTPONED I. Cal Joe 1" matchmker Hndolph Athletc CIUb. a- fght Ichldulpd Dlon.

Indlanapolll. lght orld FI nn Bston herE canceled. Dllon Vired WI lghth' II Rndoljh agE exhibiton Vhich tloht- Irl conditon lanceled spi. expenle al- Sath X. Ltte Atanta Chata Blrha Nahvie Mobie.

Sutb Atlntle e. AUlusta Maon Columbia Jackl Naionl Cincinnat. Chcalo. Lul. Phiaelphia Ame.

uaa. Chiajo St Lulo Phlaela Deroit Waohlnn OfrcAbm Grlfln Talada Annloton LGrange xe ultman VaJdoota Balnbrdie. Pedesrian aler Meiier. sen atonal Iadlsn. ThEo roler kaer.

tanta Caiino roler rae. DUre Ikatd mie. whll fel- mie. Meler Atanta. feEt flty-elght Mel- tnlsh Th spcon Homr la vile Iaturda picher 75.

Ind on 1 his. tfam game them SUERN BAPTSTS GTER AT ASHEILLE Anouc Sec De lie D. Atant. Ahle 1. omplton 1000000 ad 1 home Ie.

Bptst churche wi lubjfcts i frt annua conventon thO Souter Bptst tomorrw contnues throu alread ha raled cordlng prelminary re- Luis Wlrren. Atanta su- ext nslon. suje Vhlch wil wi maton educatonal seprate organizton ton touthern Baptsts alread OPpositon es- tablshment carCd mlsiion ultply exercie su- perlston ed ucatonal Bptst wi orlcer pre- Adopton conventon aso wl I Incude nlght delver Daniel Atanta Report PUblc ml1810n Sunda movemfnt missiOnry later auliar te registraton par registraton 1 etmated elate tomrrow. enton perlons Baptst I virtualy al esiding lne. cere churche Illnols zeveral year Baptst organizaton Baptt SAVANNAH JURORS FIND BlND TGERS GUilT Ga.

16. Al Ictg violatons dlsaP. pearId vedicts I CleB ciy tred conlctonl plea aulty stl rolowlng sentnces I chain gang tuB Lg Farrel. 00 I Bele Ry. lty Quantty lquor i I Apolnsky I' aareed I' the alan Tere In- Meldrlr.

fore' IPY oftcer bu lquor tger cals atention postorlce Ule deco Ilter ctch mal pre bu a sU11ected healh deprtment polce wil te.t- evidenc lng Egypt blht lquor. la8sartl Olceola denounce the court a thloffcer. folowed. Al lquor lcenses name publlhed Lter Solcitor Hat- rldie notfed flies lurrendered lcenses the be prohibiton vanna hi rly authorites. folowing th.

cty report ruln recrd- V' 1 I polce I LA WS I Dubln. Ga. So' fololng I prohibiton ha leIs Lurens. Bth I whie. I drunkennes cau fr' whiky Dubln wal the' wil amoult of' beore.

I ful wlh- I pat I or wih. 1 yet offce I tme delvery I 1 COTON 17. bale coton damaed dutryed fre I Aliance warehousO thll Te combuston. I estmted McDevtt Kely Fory a I PLDGE FUND Bihop. Lwence Repor Progea Cpa Ce Aae Clegen.

Ma 1. Bisho Wila Lwrence Maa- chusets announce th U50000Gne Vhlch had I ztart retring clerg ampal consttutes prile I1 formaly starte wl contnue I expectEd March 1. 191 ful wil ub crlbf and wl et. lZ cleiymCn wi elgible rtrment contlmplate cerg wi elgjble retrement 6 00 ear wl multplying number and' clnt averge rC lved. ommltee tnlte bte rlerve fund chag ntonal commitee.

Lwrence chalrman OR. HIERS ON TRIAL FOR MURDER OF RANDAll I Expeced Lte Veneaday 16. Tr. Fla. gia wih 11 Wilam Randall I 1 ar- afer to Ivanl jai 8aekeeplng hi.

preentaton Randal Mien drl ve bie Rndals wal 11 vania arreted 9 law Mami. Xothln thl dev loped. Te senlaton moton decare mlltri8l. conversaton hlen thl littng overuled. Is mon known ad ctzpnl testfied accu ed excelent reputaton.

I contendld acculed kilng Randal Norn Le Foryh al shbY iLeicon Stle to tfO QET PEABODV Basebal on Park Caled I I AL SPECIALT rICf In. Sorf. tlfr. Uladdr. StOJth Kldnr Trolblfs.

fnonl Debity aDo ene a LSGER1 AR AGAI ST IIGH Al EXTRTIONATE elarce 8peclalst. fpel realonable wiing Al mMlcnes. th. pUrf8t sUpled laborator' 11 JITIU TiE rTY consut arlal ou ca beore returing visits Saeda fd Sat eTfI. Taley 161 rad.

G. I I Perect Ventlaton. Fas. ROY AL POCKT BILIARDS Forsyt Journ Buiding. Al laspropery intererence.

Basebal scoeboard. Iv Atanta I. i Page Twelve TJiE CONSiIiuiiON ATITAfGAWEDNEBDAY MAY 17 1916. ce' Aed ivi ark fl 4i 4' t- fl hi fol- I it 4 9 1t i I. an :4 i I first i rSOUTH i Dana i Wheeler 16.

nd RH 4 O0 VJ Batteries 9 1. i. Batteries r1 2:00. Six th RHE 340.12 aughn dny Southern League American League. CLUBS.

I. CLt8s. 8 74 19 9 69 NaihvII1e. 20 10 667 Waihington 9 654 ATLANTA. 16 1 516 New 13 12 2O Chattanga.

15 15 Boeton IS 13 15 16 484 Petrolt. 13 15 464 Little It 10 16 428 dobiIe 19 367 pbiiadeipa Meinphls10 18 357 Louis. 16 33 South Atlantic. NstIons Ieerue CLLBs CLUBS. L.

Charjeston. 18 10 643 13 7 650 ltontgory. 16 11 592 Boston 12 8 800 Augusta. 12 571 Ehlladelpa 13 10 562 41 JScksonve 15 12 558 ChIcago. 13 13 0t i 15 1 itt Louis 1 14 11 17 390 PIttburg.

12 15 444 11 390 CIncinnati. 16 428 3 296 8 13 381 Al. Legus Dixie Legmt. CLUBS Rome. 2333 I 1500 st 3 Moultrle.

1 500 Grlftin. 7417 Talladega. 7 417 Valdosta. 1 500 8 333 1 LGrange 2 U' c. t83 2 1r .11 th ad lb I 2 i.

Lennox3b. 2 Dayp. 386 827 000 6 Three Time l5.Birmlng pee. 4 5 Htt. 1 1 II Clalt.

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