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a a SS tf Page Twelve ff THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA. THUESDAT MAY 1916. SPORTS CRACKERS' OFF ON LONG HIKE Edited by DICK JEMISON Vols and Crackers Split Header at Poncey Each Loser Is Shut Out ft' ill. lev 1 By Dick JemlsoB. The Vols and the Crackers divided th header.

the first bargain attraction of the season the locals winning the first game and the visitors the second. The losers In each fray were whitewashed. One of the best week-day crowds that have ever turned out to old Poncey witnessed the double mill and were treated to two splendid games of baseball. It was coincident that the doubleheader was the first shut-out game that the Crackers have figured in this season. It was the first time that the had shut out a team and It was th tint time they had been shut out any one else.

Also it was the first defeat that ha been recorded against Pitcher Ellis of the Nashville team. this season when the Crackers beat him in the opener. First Game. Playing errorless ball behind faultless pitching by Ed Lafltte. and hitting like fiends when hits meantruns th Crackers won the first game of th header.

6 to O. Lafltte was In the best of form of hi i career as a Cracker holding the Vote to four hits. two of them mere scratches. while eight of them were set down via the whiff route. In the second.

with two men on bases. and no one gone. big Ed whiffed Elian- Street and Marshall in succession. HI curve ball was a dream. and he an Perkins mixed them splendidly.

Ellis. of the Vole. was nicked by th Crackers for ten blngln. four of them two-sackers bunching seven of their ten hits In the first second and fifth In nlngs. A Great Catch.

Al Bridwell made his debut for th Crackers at short. played splendidly I the field. scored the Crackers' first run speeded up the entire Infield an generally proved himself an asset. A great running catch I deep center by Sammy Mayer of Wll Hams' long drive In the third Innln that robbed that worthy of a triple was the games fielding feature. A great stop at third by Lennox an a nice play in covering first by Lafitte were the other fielding features.

There was little to choose on th offense. The Crackers played good tear offensive. Mayer. Perkins. Moran an McDonald hitting In the pinches.

Dick Kauffman got the first six pu outs of the Y01 How They Scored. The Crackers got off to a three- run lead in the first inning with on gone. Al ridwell made his debut as Cracker by working Ellis for a free ticket. and when Kllam dropped El US' throw on McDonalds tap he reached second safely. Mayer cracked a single to left scor- Ing Bridwell and sending McDonald third.

Mayer took second on th throw to third. After Lennox poppe to Kauffman. Perkins doubled to center. scoring McDonald and Mayer. McMillan opened the Crackers" secon with a double.

Lafitte sacrificed. Moran singled. scoring McMlllan. Endwell sacrificed and McDonald doubled. scoring Moran.

With one gone in the fifth. Mayer walked. Lennox doubled and when Clancy momentarily held Mayer a third. the relay killed him at the plate. Perkins' single tallied Lennox.

FIRST GAME. The Box Score. NASHVILLE ab. r. h.

Summary Two-base hits. Perkins. MoMillan McDonald Williams. Lennox. Kores double play.

Kllam to sheehan to Kauffman struck out. by laitte. by Ellis. 3 bases on balls off Lafltte 2 off Ellis 3 sacrifice hits. Lafitte 2 Bridwell stolen base.

Kauffman. Time. 1 :39. tmpires. Kevin and Breitenstein.

Second liaiue. The second game was a pitchers battle between Scott Perry. for the Crackers and Herbert for the Vols with the latter haying the shade the best of it. The outcome was I to with the Crackers on the short end. Perry hurled great bull and deservei no worse than a tie but the one.

error thatthe Crackers made luring the en tire day put a Nashville man in post- tion to score and a single did the work. Herbert held the Crackers to two hits and fanned eight of them They had a splendid chance in the sixth Inning. but Williams In left was mile ou and nailed Sammy Mayer liner that was headed for the fence. Tex McDonald was paid a compll ment In this inning. when after Moran had been sacnified to second he a purposely walked.

Tex has been hit ting the ball on the nose of late am In Wednesdays header he hi four balls on a line that were hammered right at some one. Evidently the Vols figured It was best not take a chance that he would hammer one between fielders" at that stage. 1 panned out right. though Mayer's lie was of the hard luck caliber. 1 In this game McMiltan was switched to short and Clancy sent to second.

Manager Frank not thinking It wise to play Bridwell two games the first day out. MeMillans sensational field- ing featured the game aside from th work of the two pitchers. The lone tally of the game came ii Isfi a SHADOW A' SMART LION STYLE WITH THE OVAL BUTTONHOLE A PRACTICAL FEATURE OF UNITED SHIRT A COLLAR CO. TROY. N.

Internal wncdl Ruin Your Stomach. Reach th soot with RELIEVES 1 TO 3 DAYS 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS Ifc. ifJECEEKKAl MFC. CO KtwOrtemlii the sixth. With two gone.

Williams singled Niederkorn made a perfect throw to catch him stealing and Kerli had called him out. but McMillan dropped the ball and he wax safe. Sheehan kicked In with a pinch hit and th Vole copped. The flex Score. NASHVILLE- ab.

r. h. po. a. Williams if.

3 1 1 1 0 Sheehan. 2b. Baker. rf i. 3 0 1 3 0 Kauffman.

11 2 0 0 6 1 Korea 3b 3 0 1 1 1 Ellarn 3 0 0 0 1 Street 2 0 0 8 0 Marshall. cf. 2' 0 0 1 0 Herbert. 2 0 0 0 fr Totals 23 1 4 21 ATLANTA- ab. r.

h. po. a. Totals 21 0 2 21 11 Score by Innings Nashville 000 001 0 Atlanta 000 000 0 hut for Perry In sixth. Summary Double play.

Sheehan Kauffman Innings pitched by Perry with 3 hits and 1 run truck out. Perry 4 by Day 1 by Herbert 8 base on balls. off Herbert 3 sacrifice hits. Nlederkorn Clancy. Kauffman stolen base.

Korea. Time :20. Umpires. Breitenstein and Kerln. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Gulls 3 Travelers 2.

Mobile Ala. May 24. Mobile won an Interesting game from Little Rock today score 3 to 2. Hotmquist an' Powell who started the game. were both driven from the mound.

Cave and Hardgrove doing good work as re lief pitchers. A fast play by Holl saved the game for Mobile in the ninth. Tke Box Score. IrrrLp poa MOBILE. h.

90 i Total 33 2 I 24 15 ToUU II 3 5 IT 1 Score by Innings Little Rock 000 000 101 Mobile 002 000 Olr Summary Errors Warefr2 Powell McDowell. Swaclna. Holmuist three- bate hit. Dodge two-base hit. Barbare stolen bases McDowell Burke.

Wilcox sacrifice hits. Dodge. Manning double play. Schmidt to Holly hits oft Hoi quiet. 5 with one run in six Innings none out in seventh three men on bases oft Powell 5 with I runs li 4 3 innings truck oat oy Holmquls 4.

by Cavet 8 by Hardgrove- 1 bases on balls oft Holmquist 1 oft Cavet 1 of Powell 4. oft Hardgrove 1 passed ball Gibson left on bases. Mobile 5. Little Rock T. Time.

1:50. Umpires Bernhard and Rudderham. Pelt 6t Chicks 2. New Orleans. May 24.

The timely hitting of the Pelicans made victory easy In the third game of the series with Memphis here today. The score was 6 to 2. By winning today. New Orleans took theentlre series of three games from the Chickasaws. The Chicks' two runs.

scored In the sixth. resulted through an error. The Box Score. xal II 1 5 84 JO Totals 8r3 1 Watb out In ulnlb. bit by billed ball.

Score by Innings Memphis 000 002 000 New Orleans. 020 220 OOx I Summary Ei rors Hemingway. Knaupp hits apportioned off Wright 6 with 4 runs In 4 Innings two-base hits. Knaupp. Edmondson.

Higgins three-base hit Bluhm sacrifice hits Hemingway. Higgins truck out. by Uright I ilarger I Brenton 2 bases on bails off Wright 1 Barger 3. Brenton 3. passed ball Ruel left on bases.

Memphis 7. New Orleans 4. first base on error. New Orleans 1. Time 50 tmpires tart and leiininger Baron 5 Lookouts 3.

Pumingharn Ala. May 24. Timelj hitting and superior pitching accounts for Birmingham's 5 to 3 victory over Chattanooga here today in the last game or a lengthy home stay. The Barons outplayed the Lookouts throughout. Two fat double plays In the first and seventh probably saved the game for Birmingham Perryman pitched a good game for Birmingham growing stronger as the game pro.

Kressid Pixie Walker. the former big leaguer and recently released bi Milwaukee or the American assocla tion. made his Initial appearance with the Lookouts and made a creditable showing. The Box Score. THAT lb.

po I BIRM tb ii. po I Jamien. Ii. Tlck. lb.

I a 0 13 Pltler. lb. 5033 3 MoDon ld3b 21 Rarria. lb. 503 Hyatt.

rr 41220 Kllwlfld KlU-henv MesMnf er cf 3 I 2 I Grart. lb. Walker. p. Clark.

ii 3 0 2 3 Menprl. If Lindjuy Cto. if Hauvir rf swtti Ferryman 3 I I 0 Total 3 3 11 24 12 al Z8 5 27 I Score by Innings Chattanooga 020 100 000 i Birmingham 100 020 200 i Summary Errors. Filler. Elberfeld Meusel.

Smith two-base hits Hyatt. Elberfeld. Messenger. Clark. Smith stolen base.

Caton. double plays. Derrick to Smith to McDonald to Clark to Musel Ferryman to Smith to Derrick' sacrifice hits. Derrick. McDonald.

Perryman. Graft bases on balls off Perryman 2 off Walker 3. left on bases Chattanooga 7 Birmingham 7 hit by pitcher alker Hauser struck out bynPerlymttn by walker 3. Time. 2:00.

Umpires. OToole and Williams Hud nail It Traded. Jacksonville. Fla. May 24.

It was announced at baseball headquarters here tonight that Iludnall the crack shortstop of the Jacksonville club. had been traded to the Greensboro club of the North Carolina league for Shortstop Welch and Outfielder Cruise. purchased from the Mobile club of the Southern association. Cruise will join Jacksonville at Columbus Friday. Lookouts Sell Allen.

Chattanooga. Tenn. May 24. Pitcher Allen of the Chattanooga Southern Association club. was sold today to the Galveston club of the Texasleague He left tonight to report to Galveston.

The laugh producers- Haydn Borden Haydn. Play in Chattanooga Today. All Games Will Be Called in Detail Back Home oi June 8. The Crackers hit a rattler last night for Chattanooga where today the play the first game ol a road trip that will keep thorn away from home until June 8. Refreshed from a three days' res due to Sunday and two days of rain.

the locals are in fine fettle for th trip and expect to make a good show Irg Frank Thrasher did not accompany the team. He sprained a hip sliding into third base in one of the Littie Rock games and will hardly able to play until the team returns home. ills big bat will be missed. A even break on this trip would be splendid work and is all that can be ex pected. Three games will be played with th Lookouts and the Crackers are going to find their hands full battling th men of Elberfeld in their own bad yard.

unless they talk up the pep more than they have been doing on the home stay. Little Rock will be the stop Monday. with a header slated for Tuesday and a- single game Wednesday. Memphis Thursday Friday. Saturday and Sunday.

will be the nex stop. with games In Nashville June I B. bringing the trip to a close. Games In Detail. All the games will be called in detail by Dick Jemlson at his baseball parlors on Viaduct place.

In addition the famous Star Player board will sho the movement of the men and the ball Just as the games are being played on foreign soil. Combining the calling with the wonderful Scoreboard Atlanta fans are be Ing presented with the most update detail In the entire southland. Al the other games of other leagues will be posted by Innings. Today's game starts at 3:30 o'clock. The admission is 25 cents.

The following will probbaly be the batting or ders CHATTANOOGA. ATLANTA Jantzen If. Moran. II Pltler 2b. Bridwell Harris.

lb. McDonald rl Hyatt. rf. Mayer. cl Flberfeld se.

Lennox. 31 Kitchens Perkins Messenger. of Munch It GraiL lb. MtMlllan. 2t Marshall Lafltte.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Giants Red. 1. Cincinnati. May 24. The New York club started east tonight carrying National league record with them.

hay- Ing won every game on its western trl and increasing Its number of consecutive games won to 13. They accomplished this by defeating Cincinnati to day 6 to 1. Up to the final Inning I was a tuck pitchers' battle with Perrltt having the better of th argument. In the ninth. however.

the visitors fell upon Schulzs curves and four singles and a base on balls coupled with loose fielding allowed four runs to cross the plate. Score by Innings R. H. New York 000 200 004 8 10 I Cincinnati 000 000 010 1 11 Batteries Perrltt and Rarlden Schultz and Wlngo. PkllUs 0.

Cob. B. Chicago May 24. Nlehoff doubled with the bases full In the ninth In nlng of today's game and thereby won a 6 to 5 victory for Philadelphia a gains Chicago. Zimmerman's batting figured In most of Chicago's runs.

Score by Innings R. H. E. Philadelphia 000 2 0 004 6 10 Chicago Oh 110 020 5 8 1 Batteries Rixey Dernaree Bender and Klllifer. Seaton and Fischer.

Card 5 BraTen 4. St. Louis. May 24. With the score 4 to 3 against the locals In the ninth with twp out.

Wilson singled. Hornsbj tripled. Miller walked and Sn der singled. St. Louts defeating Boston 5 to 4 Score by innings R.

H. E. Boston 400000000 4 5 St. Louis 030 000 002 6 9 Batteries Rudolph and Gowdy Jasper. Meadows and Snyder.

rr Pirates 2. Plttsburg. Pa. May 24. Brooklyi defeated Plttsburg.

3 to 2 here today. winning the game in the tenth inning when a triple by Daubert. a double Sttngel and a single by Wheat resulted in two runs. The Pirates tied the score In the eighth and made another run li the final Inning on a base on balls i stolen base and a single Score by Innings- R. H.

Brooklyn 010 000 000 2 3 II Plttsburg 000 000 010 1 2 Batteries Cheney and Meyers Mamaux Harmon and Gibson. WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Southern Atlanta In Nesv Or. ii Little Blrmlnrm In Nashville. Mobile In Memphis South Atlantic Lei cue. Auguula In Macon.

Charlean In Montgy Columbia In Albany. lackeonve In Colums National League. Brookly In Plttaburg. Chicago In Clndn' American League. Chicago In Waebingn St.

L. In Sew York. Detroit In Boston. Cleveland In Phlladera Georgia-Alabama League. Griffin In Romp.

Annlnton In LaGrange. Newnan In Talladega. Dixie League. Eufaula In Moultrle. Qultnian In Dothan Valdosta In Ealnbrldge.

LEAGUE Tdlaclega 5 Newnan 30 Talladega Ala My 24. Talladegs defeated Newnan In the third me of the series 6 to S. Cheney pitched and was strong in the pinch- es. Thls game makes two for Cheney against Newnan in three days and also the same score Selph. Smith and Camp starred at the bat for Talladega.

Flynn was put out of the park in th sixth and fined no by Umpire Gentle for disputing a decision on third base. The Box Score. NEWXAK. sb r. h.

pot i TALLOA b. r. ii. pi I 4 0 3 0 10 1 4 1 I 1 4 0 ToUlu 21 3 il TOQII i 5 81" Score by Innings Xewnan 080 001 000 Talladega 110 000 30x Summary Errors Camp. Newton two-base hits.

Smith. Camp sacrifice hits Oondolfi Mackle Selph. Clapp stolen bases. Boyd Christenberry Mackle. Selph double play.

Koenlg to Garrett base on balls. off Lowery 4 off Cheney 5 left on bases Newnan 5 Talladega 6 struck out by Lowery 4 Cheney 4 wild pitches Lowery 1 Cheney 1. Time of game. 1:50. Umpire Gentle.

Anniston 5 LaGrange 2. LaGrange. Ga. May 24. Special.

Anniston defeated LaGrange In the second game of the series today by a score of 5 to 2. Sigrnon pitched a fine game for the visitors and Williams did gooc work after the first inning. He wen wild In the first giving up three hits. but steadied and held Annlston down' to one run after the first Inning. The Box Score.

TotaU SO I 3 21 1 Total. 34 5 37 11 Sore by Innings Anniston 400 000 100 1 LaGrange 000 002 000 i Summary Errors Miles 2 Waldrori Bowen. Leonard two-base hit. Wilson stolen bases Showers Love double play. Sigmon to Clark to Bope bass on balls off Sigmon 4 off Williams 3 left on bases Anniston LaGrange 5 hits off Sigmon 3 off Williams 7 struck out by Sigmon 4 by Williams 5.

Time 1:36 Umpire Larocque. Rome 2 Griffin 1 Griffin 7 Rome 6 Rome. Ga. Stay 24. SpexMal.

Rom and Griffin split fifty-fifty here today. Rome nabbing first. Griffin securing second. First game best ever played locally. Features sensational fielding of Tolbert.

of the locals. Reagan. of the visitors played sensational ball In both games. Home runs by Tolbert and Hanson and all around playing both clubs featured the second game. The Griffin club plays the best ball of any club visiting this place this season.

The Box Score. Total. 88 1 34 II ToUll 81 I IT I Score by Innings R. Griffin 010 009 000 1 Rome 200 000 OOx 3 Summary Errors Reagan. Bales.

Hanson Robertson two-base hits Donaldson. Reagan three-hue hit. Han- sort stolen base. Pierre double play. Miller to Burgess base on balls off Robinson.

I left on bases Home. 7 Grlffln 6 hits. off Wiley. 7 off Robin- son. 6 struck out by Wiley.

1 by Robinson. 2. Time of game. :35. Umpire.

Mills. The Box Score. sgcoND GRIFFIN Rurgt. M. Rei nn.

Sb. Kirk. If Mills rf llll Ill JenMre" rf. Pope. 10.

Hanson And onp Wation ToUl. 30 7 10 21 I ToUli 82 6 12 21 Score by innings Griffin 100 200 4 Rome 000 105 0 6 Summary Error. Hanna. two-base hits. Donaldson Pond Miller three- base hit.

Donaldson home runs. Tolbert Hanson stolen bases Reagan. Manush bases on balls off South. 3. off Anderson I oft Weston 0 left on bases.

Rome. 6 Griffin 5 hit by pitched by Weston tPope hits off South. 9 off Weston. 1 off Anderson 11 off Watson 1 struck out. by South S.

by Weston. I by Anderson. 6 passed halls. Pierre 2. wild pitches Anderson.

Weston. Time of gum- 1:47. trmnre Mills. TRAVELERS AND PELS TO TRY SUNDAY JUMP Little Rock. Ark.

May 24 Little Rock and New Orleans. Southern association clubs which play here Saturday will lump to New Orleans for a Sunday game. the Little Rock club to return here and the Pelicans to go to Chattanooga for Mondays game. It is nearly 00 miles to New Orleans and the trip will he costly with chances of the game being rained out. The move will be the longest ever attempted by Southern association clubs.

Carrollton 2 Lindale 1 Lindale 6 Carrollton 2 Carrollton. Ga. May 24 Special Carrollton broke even with Llmlale in a. header this evening winning first game by score or 2 to 1. and dropping second.

6 to 2. The first me was the prettiest and fastest ever seen on local diamond. Dobbs was in great shape. holding the visitors to five widely scattered hits. FIRST GAME.

Score by innings R. H. E. Linda-le 100 000 000 0 1 5 1 Carroliton 010 000 000 1 2 8 2 Bottcnes Dobbe and Johnson WelS- man and Benedict. Umpire.

Raburn. SECOND GAME. Score by Innings R. 11. E.

Llndale 002 004 0 6 10 2 Carrollton 100 100 0 2 4 3 Batteries Robinson and Johnson- Knight and Benedict. Umpire. Moncrief. Millen High School. Mitleri Ga.

May 24. Special The newly elected trustees of the Millen High school. Colonel James A. Dixon. William Corbett and S.

C. Parker. to gether with the two other trustees. G. Daniel and J.

P. Applewhite met lastnlght and elected teachers for the next school year. All of the teachers who would accept were re-elected at an Increased salary over thl years salary. The personnel of the faculty next term will be as follows- Principal. F.

Dr Secklnger. of Guyton. and assistant Mrs. F. D.

Secklnger of Guyton Miss Core Eula Gumrn. of til- ledgevllle Miss Bell Collette. of 3211- ledgevllle Miss Altes Carnehan of Tennessee Miss Bennie' Chatfleld. of Culloden Miss Cecil Little of Commerce Miss Elizabeth Brown. of Tennille Miss Luclle Strong.

of Greenville and Miss dare Shannon of Corn- mera Perry Adair and Victor Smith Are Still in Tourney Win Both Rounds Wednesday at Dallas George Adair Loses in First But Wins Consolation Match. Dallas. Texis. May 24. Sixteen play- era survived after the second championship round of the southern golf tournament here today.

eight of th survivors being Texans. four Louisi anians two Georgians. one Tennes- seean and one from Arkansas. The playing of Perry Adair. the Atlanta youngster.

was the feature both the morning and afternoon rounds today. although George V. Uotan Waco. did excellent work In the first flight. There were several upsets during tn afternoon.

The defeat of George Aldredgp. of Dallas by S. L. Probasco of Chattanooga. one up.

In nineteen. was a complete surprise. J. England of Little Rock. the Arkansas champion.

defeated S. lit. Powell Waco 31. while Leigh Carroll. New Orleans put down Chilton Jennings.

ort Worth. I after Jennings had taken tile morning round from I Munger. of Dallas. one up. In U.

In the morning round young Adair made a wonderful rally and came to th front with a victory at the final hol For thirteen holes Tom Doyle. of Little Rock. had him five down. In the aft- ernooti the most interesting match was between the youngsters. Torn Wheelock New Orleans.

and Adair. The mate was squared several times with Adair tour down to Wheelocks once. Adam played magnificent golf fo the last five holes however. and won finally 21. Morning Round.

Here are the results or the morning round. F. R. Cunningham. Oklahoma City defeat.

ed Fred Connolly. Austin. I up 1 hole F. Ill. Lewis.

San Antonio. defeated Hug Harry. 2 and 2. Otto Harold. Dallas defeated Guy Patteron San Antonio 1 up.

S. L. Probasco. Chattanooga. defeat Camp ft lie 8 and 1 O.

N. Aldretige. Dallas a H. I Edwards. Dallas.

2 up. S. :1.1. Powell. Dallas.

detested Y. E. pt terson. Oklahoma City. 3 and 1.

S. E. England. Little Rock. defeated N.

Rearby. Dollar 3 and 2. Jack Tarrant. San Antonio defeated Y. I.

tie. Dallas. 4 and 3 Torn Hheelock New Orleanl. defeated Ra. Vance.

Fort Worth. and 7 Leigh Carroll. Sew Orleans defeated JM Elliott Della. 3 and 2. C.

H. Hunger. Dallas. defeated Georg- Frederlekeon on. New Orleans I and E.

B. Cazuther. San Antonio. detegted Bennie Brown. Houston.

1 up II hole a J. WIJte New Orleans defeated W. AdaJr Atlanta 4 and 3. Chllton Jennings Fort Worth. defeat L.

it. Monger Dallas. I up It holes. Perry Adam Atlanta. defeated T.

N. Boils. Little Rock. 2 up. c.

Hubby. Waco. defeated F. 1. Sllnej Dallas.

8 and 7. 1. L. Puterbauh llB defeated S. 1 Mungrr Isalla by default.

Harold Shear. Vv aco defeated 1. B. Bust Ne Orln 1 up. Bryan Heard.

Houston. defeated T. Brannlff. Oklahoma City. and 7 Clarence Mangharn.

San Antonio. defeat R. L. tcKlnny Little Rock. 2 up.

V. R. Smith. Atlanta defeated 35. Burney.

Fort Worth. 2 up. Hugh lialsell. Dallas. defeated E.

Spotto. Houston. and 4 I Maseengll Fort Worth. defeats W. O.

Hunt. San Antonio. 4 and 8. S. Hurst.

Dallas. defeated Y. WI tea 8hre epor 4 and a. Louis Jgcoby. New Orleans.

Sefeated B. Flnnerty. Oklahoma City. 5 and 4. J.

W. Hurst. Dallas defeated Ray Nixon Fort Worth. and 6. Fred Tarrant.

San Antonio defeated Lewln Thompson Houston. and 4 C. Dexter. Dallas defeated B. 32.

Con. ner. Dallas. 3 and 2. G.

Bush. Orleans defeated A. A Green Jr. Dallas. and 7 Thnmai Oogpan.

San Antonio. defeated St. Hardy. Fort Worth. 3 Up.

Dell Walker. Austin. defeated C. P. Roland.

Dallas 2 and 1 George V. Rotan. Waco. defeated T. E.

Hubby. Waco. and 7 In his match. Perry Adair. the youthful Atlanta golfer mad.

a wonderful rally and came to the front with a victory a the Scat hole. For 13 holes Tom Doyle. Little Rock. had him five down. Afternoon Round Championship Flight.

Hubby. Waco. defeated F. R. Cun- nlngham.

Oaklahoma City. 7 up and 6 logo St. Lewis. San Antonio defeated Otto HHold. Dallas.

53. S. I. ProburO. Chattanooga defeated G.

X. Atlre1gc Dallas 1 up In II holes. E. t7ngland. Little Rock.

defeated S. M. Powell. Dallas. 31.

Jack Tarrant. San Antonio defeated J. Puterliaueh Dallas. 64. rrv Adair.

Atlanta. defeated Torn WJiee lock. New Orleans. I. lgh Carroll New Orleans.

defeated C. Jennlng. Fort Worth. 43. Bryan Heard Houston defeated Harolt Shear.

Warn. 64. C. it Hunger. Dnlla defeated E.

faruth. San Antonio. 7. v. Smith.

Atlanta. defeated Hugh Hal-en Della. I. 11. Hurst.

Dallas. defeated at. I. Ma Intrll Fort Worth. 2 up.

s. White. New Orleans. defeated Clan. nc Manghnn.

San Antonio. 1 up. Louis Jacob N- Orleans detested Fred T4rrant San Antonio. I up In 19 holes. I.

I Dater Dalla defeated IV Hurst Dallas. I up It. G. Bu h. Yew Orloan.

defeated Thomis ieran San Antonio. 6-5 luitPnB ntan- Wtt 1fat Del Walker. i Today's Paring lairing for the third round tomorrow In the championship flight are- Hubby vs. Lew 1s Probasco vs. Kngland.

Tarrant vs. Adair. Carroll vs. Heard. Stuneer vs White Smith ye.

Hurst lacoby vs Dexter. Hu Rotan iThtVTirT tlon flight tonight Included IB Hush Vew Orleans. hn defeated I BrantlfT Oklahoma City to- ax. 3 and Adair. Atlanta.

who 94. I. RInney. Little Rock. ArK.

PREP RESULTS In their final game of the season. Manist defeated Boys' High yesterday the Marist campus 7 to 6 the game ruing ten innings before a verdict was reached. Marist apparently sewed tile ram up in the second inning by scor- ng tour runs but Boys' High overcame this lead by hitting McGloughlln or rue runs in the eighth. Marist entered the ninth round one in to the bad. but managed to send one man In and tie the score.

In the tenth with one out lirattori Marlts catcher. hit a drive to center field that tte fielder would have caught had It not been for a tent. As It was the lit went for two ba. es and cost Boys' High the game a Jernigan singled to right scoring Bratton with the winning run. McKlroy played well for Boys' High.

Score by innings. H. K. Boys High. 000 000 510 0 6 a 7 Marist 040 001 001 1 3 Batteries Mlley and Hicks.

McGloughlin and. Bratton. Tech High and Peacock Tie Agate. For the second time this season Peacok met Tech High and for the second time the battle resulted In a draw. the am yesterday showing ten runs for each team.

In contrast to the thirteen- Inning 0-0 game the two fought on their first meeting. yesterdays contest was nixed with errors and plenty of hit- ing both of the twirlers who started he game being knocked out. Peacock entered the eighth Inning live runs behind. but by some hitting managed to score four runs. They sent over the tying tally In the ninth.

after which the game was called on account if darkness. CaroWY played good all for Peacock while Marian's play- ng featured for Tech High. Score R. Peacock 10 Tech High 10 Batteries Warwick. Caroway and loner D.

Owens. U. Smith and Uar- AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees 10. Brswni I. New York.

May 24. New York rnIl defeated St. Louis lie re today In the second game of the series 10 to 1. The Yankees drove Wellraan out of the bo In five Innings and also hit Parks am McCabe hard. Shawkey held the visitors to five scattered hits.

Manager Donovan announced today that Third Baseman Frank Baker had been ordered to rest for a week owing to i strained tendon In his left leg. Captain Roger Pecklnpaugh also will lay ol for from ten days to two weeks to res a strained back. Score by Innings R. H. St.

Louis 000 000 001 1 5 New York 200 033 03x 10 10 Batteries Weilman. Parks. Fincher McCabe and Severotd Shawkey an. Walters. Indices a Athletics 4.

Philadelphia May 24. A wild pitch by Bush gave Cleveland the runs which enabled the visitors to defeat Philadelphia. 5 to 4. The victory. with Wash- Ingtons defeat.

sent Cleveland back Into first place. One of Cleveland's runs was scored when Graney stole home. All of the home teams runs resulted from errors. Score by Innings- Cleveland Ill 020 000 5 5 Philadelphia 200 100 010 4 Batteries Morton and O'Neill- Bush and Meyer. Red 01 4.

Tigers O. Boston. May 24. Ruth held Detroit four singles today. arid with- the aid three great catches by Hooper.

shut th visitors out 4 to O. The Red Sox batted savagely both Hooper and. Ruth drlv log In runs. Hooper's prettiest performance was In pulling down a terrific drive by Veach with one hand while 01 the dead run. Score by Innings' H.

Detroit 000 000 000 0 4' Boston 001 010 20x 4 9 Batteries Dubuc and Stanage. Baker Ruth and Thomas. bite Sox 4. Senator. I.

Washington. May 24 Washington lost to Chicago today 4 to 1. and slipped back Into second place In the team standing Cleveland taking the lead b' defeating Philadelphia. The locals were the first to score but thereafter Faber outpltched a trio of the home teams pitchers. Score by Innings Chicago 000 022 000 4' 6 i Washington 010 000 000 1 G' Batteries Faber and Srhalk Gallia.

Ayers. Boehllng and Henry. SOUTH ATLANTIC GAMECOCKS 8. TICKR 2 TIGERS 10. GAMECOCKS Macon Ga.

May 24. Columbia and Macon. brolt even In a header here this afternoon. the visitors taking the first game by 3 to 2 and the Tigers coming back strong and taking th second by a score of 10 to S. Scott nfa good control and also showed well at the bat in the flrst game.

but poor support cost him the game. In the second Zellars showed speed and WM given good support. The Tigers overcame the visitors' lead In the open- log inning the second game. finding Ferris for six hits. netting runs.

FIRST GAME. Score by Innings. R. H. Columbia 120 001) 000 1 9 Macon 001 010 000 2 Batteries Warren and Connolly Scot Snyder.

Time. 1:55. Umpln SECOND GAME. Score by innings R. H.

E. Columbia 2000010 3 6 i co 800 101 10 14 1 Batteries Ferris and Connolly Zel- plre Time. 1 Ur Lm. Foxes Win Two. Columbus Ga.

May 24 With Radabaugh the old Columbus star pitching the last game of a header Columbus took both ends from Augusts today each game being won by th score or 3 to 2 and both being won In the last Inning. A home run by Verner featured the second contest. FIRST GAME. Score by Innings Augusta 010 100 000 2 Columbus 000 020 001 3 Batteries Brooks and Eubanks SECOND GAME. Score by innings H.

Augusta on 000 0 2' g' Columbus 000 100 3 6 Batteries Hall and Palner Rada' baugh and Widener. Time I 05 Un. pine. Moran. Rllllkena U.

Soont 11. Montgomery. Ala. May 24 With two men on bases and three runs needed to tie the score In the last half of the ninth. Hodge went In to bat for Roberts and hit a home run.

tleing the score and Montgomery scored another In the tenth. winning the final game with Jacksonville. 12 to 11. In ten in nings. Ward.

tcClekey and Gooch. besides Hodge. hit home runs. Score by Innings R. H.

E. Jacksonville 102 020 042 0 li 14 Montgomery 000 Oil 504 1 12 16 3 Batteries Williams Decatur Palmer and Baker Vaughn. Roberts. Hodges and dare. Time.

2 :10. Umpire. 2. Albany. Ga.

May 24. Fillinglm came back today and defeated Albany by a score of to 6. Albany got to him In the fltst inning and held a five to two lead until the fifth when the visitors go to Burrneister for live runs. The feature was the hitting or Wilkes. who got a home run triple and single out of Tour times up.

Score by innings Ii. E. Charleston 110 050 000 9 Albany 401 000 010 8 1 Batteries Fillinglm and Ehrman Burmeister and Jordan. Time 45 tmplre Cleary. OTHER RESULTS International r.

Toronto 5. Baltimore 4 Baltimore 11 Toronto 0 Providence 5 Montreal 3 Montreal 2. Providence 0 Buffalo 9. Newark 0 Buffalo 2. Newark 0 Rochester 3 Richmond 2 Rochester 11 Rich mond 5.

American Ataoclatlon. Toledo T. Louisville 2 Indianapolis 6. Columbus 4 Kansas City St. Paul 0.

Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 5. North Carolina Durham 3. Charlotte 2 Ashville 2 Raleigh 1 Winston-Salem 7. Greensboro 3. Tel.

tmsrar. Dallas San Antonio 2 Fort Worth I. Beaumont 1. Houston 2. Waco 1 Galveston 6 Shreveport 4.

COLLEGE BASEBALL At Sew Haven Williams 5 Yale 3 At Cambridge. Harvard 11. Dartmouth 8. At Princeton Princeton 3 Brown 3 At Chicago University of Chicago University of Wisconsin 2. MORRIS AND SEGALL ELECTED AT ATHENS Athens.

Ga. May 24. Special. Louis Morris of Atlanta was tonight elected captain and named manager of the University of Georgia basketball team for the next year. Max Leon Segall of Mt.

Vernon. was elected valedictorian of the graduating cites of Two-Game Series Starts at Barnesvjlle Today M. C. Won Milledgeville Games. Ilarneeville Ga.

May 24. Special. i basEbal series for the prep championship or the state will be resumed here Thursday when G. 31. C.

and Gordon again clash. These teams met In Mtlledgevllle last week. U. M. c.

winning both of the games. The locals will fight to en the series and are favored by lnr on their home grounds. but G. 31. C.

has to win one game to cinch the bunting while the locals have to win two to get a tie. Wilson will probably fare Wlnn In the first game Thursday with For against Harper in Fridays game DIXIE LEAGUE Moultrie 4. ValdoaU a. Valdosta Ga. May 24.

Special. Loose playing in the field and failurs to take advantage of their chances on the bases caused Valdosta to lose an other game to Moultrle this afternoon by the score of 4 to 3. Moore pitched winning hail but his team-mates did not give him the proper support. Valdosta scored three runs In the ninth on doubles by Kuhlman and Conoley. a triple by Felix his second of th game and wild pitch by Larlscey.

were no fielding features. Score by Innings H. B. Moultrle 000 002 020 I t' 1 Valdosta 000 000 003 I Batteries I arlscey and Swann Moore and OBnenUmplre Askew. I1AIM1RIDKF 16.

DOTHAN 12 IIOTHAX 3 BAINBRIDGE 9 Rjnnbrld Ga. May Special. Balnbrulge and Oothan split a doubleheader this afternoon. The local overcame a seven-run lead in the first game and won. 16 to 12.

Six pitchers In all were used In this game. The Bainbridge batters had a glori- time thejlrst. registering hits' for a total of bases. Dad Chambers made ihe nrQt home run of the season on the local grounds when a hard hit ball bounced over the fence In the second inning. Loihan won the second game In the first Inning.

when they tallied three runs off Elrod. CordeR relieved him In the first and held Uothan to on lone hit the rest or the way. Bainbridge managed to score two In this game. but was unable to-push the third Scr and things up. Spectacular fielding by Gilmore and Spltznagle kept the locals from winning the second game.

Al Cordell who relieved Mayes In the first game and Elrqd In the second pitched big league hall. Cordell is a Decatur county boy and a favorite with the fans. Harry Bowman. Bill Barrow and Fred Glass led the on- Flausht in the opening game- for Bainbridge. Gilmore and Jack Reid were the Dothan stars.

The second. ame was called In the eighth on ac count of darkness. FIRST GAME. Score by Innings R. H.

E. Pothan 340 202 100 12 1 2 Rainbrtdge 201 150 52i 16 4 Batteries Pearson Paige. Dlckerson and Taylor Wiggins. Mayes Cordell and. Barrow.

Umpire Davern. Time SECOND Scofe by innings R. H. E. Dothan 300 000 00 3 3 2 Bainbridge 200 000 00 2 Bat terfes Paige and Taylor Elrorl.

Cordell and Barrow. Umpire Davern. Time. :40. Attedance 750.

QUITMAX 5 EVFAVLA 1 ELF A LA 1. QUITMAN 0 Eufaula. Ala. May J4. Special.

Eufaula and Qultman split a doubleheader here this afternoon. Qultman taking the first game by the score of" 5 to 1. The pitching of Wilson for Qultman. and a hard catch of a lon fly to deep left by Moore for Qultmah. featured the first game.

The second game was a beautiful Pitchers' battle between Lenning. for Lufaula. and Webb for Qultman. Lenning pitched a beautiful game. shut.

ting them out without a hit or a run. Wilson. who pitched the first game for Qultman. started the second but was taken out after on run had been scored In the first Inning. Webb held Eufaula to three hits.

FIRST GAME. Score by Innings Quitman 000 211 100 t' g' 1 Kufaula 000010000 1 6 2 Batteries Wilson and Thompson' Wilson and Chapman. Umpire Colby. SECOND GAME. Score by Innings R.

H. Quitman 000 000 0 o' o' 2 Eufatila 100 000 0 1 3 I Wilson Webb and Thomp. son Lenning and Chapman. Umpire KILBANE AND WALLACE FIGHT 1OROCJND DRAW Montreal. May 24.

Johnny Kllbanev champion featherweight pugilist and EddIe Vallace of Brooklyn ought a last ten-round draw here tonight. In the fifth round over i es- an boy went through striking iis head on the floor. lie was given three minutes' rest to recover. CITIZEN SOLDIERS ON HIKE TO CATOOSA Fort pe Ga. May 24 A feat- talion of citizen infantry.

a troop a it lien cavalry. two Companies of thW United States coast artillery corps and' roop A. of the Second cavalry today reached the Catoosa rifle range 14- miles south of here to continue the work of the southern military train ng camp. The range is three miles rom the nearest railroad and Isolated from communication except or a temporary telephone line con. tructed through the woods as an am.

ile to business and professional tu attending the training- Camp. Artilery practice with shrapnel and advanced rifle training work was start. id on the range. Tonight both the civilian and regular army sleep on the ground under small shelter tents. CITRUS FRUIT MEN LOSE REFRIGERATOR CAR CASE Washington May 24.

The inter Ut ommerce commission In dismissing today a complaint of the- Florida Cltrua exchange of Tampa against the At antic Coast Line and other railroads. held that railroads could not requlr- to furnish refrigerator cars regard-1 ess of the ultimate destination of clt- UP fruit shipments and the real neces. attics of traffic. The commission do. dared that ventilator cars were safe and suitable for all ordinary demands the citrus fruit traffic The specific complaint or the citrus exchange was against the railways charge of 4 a car for transferring fruit rom ventilated box cars Into rergigr.

ttor cars at Potomac Yard Va. lrh commission held this charge was juati led. The complaint was filed eighteen months ago. A big surprise in The Passion Play of Washington Square. l11 III.

00. I Edtdby 0' ols I I JeIUa. I divide the doubleheader. frt to leaon lola frlt vistor nd. eac try whiewahed.

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c. 2 0 2 7 0 0 Munch. 1 b. 4 0 1 7 1 0 McMilan. 2b.

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faculy wi folows Prlnc- Mr. Sckinger MI- ledgevle Bel Colcte. MI- ledgevle Al Carnehan. Tennesee Chatfeld. Culoden Mlel Cei Litte I Elzabeth nle I Luele Strng Shannon mer I Smih Stil Dalas Firt Dalu Teas.

2. er afe secnd souther toda the TexanI. Luisi- anian" Arkanlas. Perr a teatur of aternoon alhough tan. of excelent frlt ght.

the afernoon. N. Dala" Cattanooga. Litle ha pion. powelt.

of whie LlgJ Crrol Orleanl. Chilon afer R. Dalas. moring rund rai the wih ylctor hole. thlrtpenholts Dle Lltlf Rok.

mo Interestng IS betwen Weelock. ew Th. match va tmes lh Adar magifIcent for fve finaly. 2 orlnl Her. resuls I rund Okllhoma Fed Connoly.

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Dal" deeated 8 Mungr al. Waco deeated Bush Xe. Houron. Brnnlr. Oklahoma 7.

Clarlce Sa dreate Lllle Atlanl' HUlh Halel DalA dereted 8t Id 4. I. Moengl Wob. dereted San ad urt Dalae deeated C. Shreveport In e.

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fan deCeAed Del alkr Dala. nd 1. defeated 7. hl Pery Adar Ioter rde wondrul rly vttor at al Fo I or I Lltt. hm own.

ttemon Round Fiht. Hubb a nlnlhlm. Clt to go. i 51 an dHtd Oto I Dalas. Chatanor leCeated DaIIB I hole.

Litle Rok. deCeated 8 I PowI. DAla TrrRnt fan efeate 1 h. Dal Pr Atanta dteate We- lork Lh eHrrll. Orln nnlno.

Worh. I. Ur An Shu I Iungr Dla8. dteatd I Caruth an 4' fmlh Atanta. Ceatfd Haloll Dall.

I olnl1. Wor h. 1. Whie 1w dHeatd ears lan2hln. an Lulo Orlean.

drald Trrat Ian holt1 I JXIH. deteRd DRlB. tp I I Bush. Thor. 8- 1Iean.

1an f5. porl" RnQn. Warn. defeated DI Walk. AustIn.

32. I To Parop I to morro. lh. I ubby Lj Fnllnd Carrol Hard Munoo Whie. rih 0.

Aut Dxtr Hush V. I The or. In th. onolalon niht nlJht Inrludd X. who dtf atd Branlt.

Oklahoma CI' I dRY. dftd Lll. ill II I fnal tason. High esterda Ion I i yerlit i appartnty twed game eond ling runs. I hltlng McGloughln for fye rns i llghth.

I th ru maaged and te cor II tenth. out Braton feld felder I bten tnt I I hi to Bo game. a ernigan I rllht. wlb I I wel SorE 01 0- 5 I 7 6 Baterles ley Gloughln I Teh JICI pfeok tht leond batte rcultd i gam I I frst meetng cntest wa I mlxfd tn twlrlPs the knOked bthlnd. hitng.

I lent tlnj caled a1count of darkn ss. bal cock. hle Harlanl Iln I Scorf Peaoc Teh I Owen lh Bnd lar- I AERCA LAGUE I 18 BnWa York New 81 Lula lere toay te le seie. Yake" Welman box' lve Innlngl. and Mcabe tor scatered hlL Man ger i tat Baema ret wee a lef I ROler wi la or I d8s rest I strIned Innlngl St Lull 001- 1 00033 10 0 Welman.

Parka Finche. I Mcabe Se and Waler. Idl A tl t. 4 PhiadelphIa A pitch' I Isltorl defat Phiadel- phia wih i back' trt i I I I Al I E. Ceveland 5 3 Phiadelphia.

010- 21 Morton ONei Mee Sox Tllfn BOlton. Ruth to slnglf ard wih of the vlltor out bated HoopEr pretiest ler- wa puling terifc wih whie on E. 000-0 4 1 Bo ton 4 3 BaterlfDubuc Thoma. en. ton Aa slpped Clevelad taklnF by defeatng Phiadelphia.

10cal. frst theraner outplched teaml H. 4 0 Wa htngton 1 2 Ba teriesFaber hslk Gala Boehlng I SUH ATLNIC I GAMI a TGER1 21 TGERS 1aon. OI Columbia Macon broke here. vl lof frt Tiger' corIer the Scot had goo wel frt Zellar he WI trcame In fnding neting GAE 3 2 1 Conlol and lmplre Irwin.

8ESD ore Innlngl 8 Macon 800101 1 1 Baterlel Connoly I lars and Snyder. hour. pin. Irwin. Fox.

In To. CoMmbus. 24. abaugh. ld tar.

I las ae er i I umbul tok toda game the 18t Scorf I 2 6 1 3 7 6 Bterles-Brookl Head and Wiedner. Time. O. Um. pine Moran.

SEOD GA E. R. 2 6 2 3 Ha I Palntr Rada. :05. pirt.

81Ikfn. ut. 1. Ma Wih ren te hal scrf. lont omen' corEd nothtr th.

fnal Ih Jacksonvla. 1 1. In. i homt run Sore akloOlle 1 4 I 01 1-1 Ieatur I a nd Hoe i Gula nbe 6 In Came defeate lore nrt fe unti ffh I I Burellt I ure wa hl- tng run. tme" 7 2' Alban 6 I' FUingLm CeIry.

I II II I ICfrato1 Lpf Baltmore Baltmore 11 2 Bufalo Bulalo 1. Rch- I I I A mfrlea. Aaalato. Lulevile 6 Ciy 0' Mlnnepole 6. Miwaukee Norl CrJDa IJf.

Charlote le 2. RlelRh Greenl- 3 lral. lu S. 3. Baumont 1 aco 6.

II COLGE II Wllnl 5. 3. Cambrldge 1. 3. 3.

Cicago Univerity lcago 3. UnlYulty ELECED. Athenl. Oa. Sp lal- orrls Atanta.

I nlvenl baketbal ear Lon Segal. Mt wa ele ted te rduatn cs 11" GI M. CAND GORDON IN RERN GAMES TwoCme Sere Barevle Toay. MC o-n Miedgevie Gae Barsvle Ga. Ma 2' The lerle8 prel Itate wIl relumed cash.

ThuE M1edgevl i. locall wil fght even serif belnl hom. ha gle te buntng. locas te. Wlson il probaly frst wih Harpr game II II UoutJe 4 aI4t Yaldosta GI.

2 Lose feld talure cance a bael an- Moulrie thll afteroon piched bal. team-mate lupport scortd I Felx. the gameand Lrlscey. Tere felding I i oulrle 000 Batteries o. O'Brien.

UmpIre. Alkew. RIDfE DOTH. 11 3 la 24. Balnbriljp.

aplt hee loal fut lmE al IItd thll ame. baters ha ous tn. in the tt. his' tltal i bnes Chamber ma Ir8t 01 thp golnda ba 1 thl stCond tolhan seond fnt talled or Corde1 releved frst one brdge WI topulh across tie Plctlculll rfEldln Splznalle local. lecond gamf.

A I Cordl releved ae frst IHj. bll hal. Cordel 11 count rvorle fan Harr Btl Raro anl Flaillht tht gme. Gimore star. Th.

am. caled eIgth ac- FIRT rore 2 2 1001 521-16 2 Tearson Wlgglnl. Myes Cord and Barow. Davern SE G4M. Fcon 30 OB-3 32 Bainbridgf 2 I 0 Palg Taylor Elr cc I.

I y. Tki 25 i It1 0 fi II i rt tIo i. 4 amee V- I2 4 rc I i i ii. i r. FEI I i I.

I. i i i5. b. Li i second i SIiliams If. Kauffman EIlamss.

Marshall. Ellisp. 4 24 18 ATLANTA- a. If. Lennox Perkins.

lb. 0 McMillan 2 Lafitte. 0 Totals 4ore Nashville Atlanta r. 4 am5. 4 r.

i jl i i It lick t. DXII Icz ck di I Jars Y. Rend1s uiea L. th. ATAILDRUCCIST3 4 I i 1 a tbr Bakerrf a 0 Kores3b.

Ellamas. 2 Moran. if. 0 Clancyib 4 McDonald 5 Mayercf. Lennox3b.

Munch1b. McMiIlan Perryp xLafltte Dayp 0-0 6 4. Mobile Wir. ibSey u. Starr.

MrIoweUl Jacobi c. Dodge. Rumie rl ttwcinLlb Mtnntng. c. Bathi Burke.

Cucigt nib 8 i Holly. b. Gibson. i' WIlcox. rf.

PqeLl. 2 ii Hoimqu1p. liirdgreep I ot p. 14 Summary-Errors tnone i I NIKMTPHIM ib iOL N. r.

eel. hi4brnpf Aml1. 4 Hem1ngys. 4 lb. 4 Gime2h.

4tttacsburylb I 1S Puktrf E1modoiirf4 wieo eylter 11. 3 Kelly. momse. p. 4 3 12 Biutun.

1 11 Cud. c. HlgglnU. 0. vrtghlp Itrrntoop.

88rSCrP. 4 69z24 19 R. 20 right I. I 7 error I greasi I g. pea.

pot. 1errlck. 9 flt flirf0idU. Llncljaeta C. I I Mesoengercf 0.

1 i TOuts i Summary Hudnall It I I I 2 CRACKERS LEAVE Detail-Back 2 rest 5. 6 7. de- All if. as. rf.

ef. Zib. Theyaccom- RHE 6 Pernitt a PkillleCuba 24. RHE 01 Rixey 5. Brey 4 lth RHE t.

Rudolph Dodger. 3 hen RILE Cilelley Southern Lea rue. American League. CLUBS. L.

N. :1 5 Cleveland 22 12 Nashville 23 Il 1 10 100 New 15 13 Chatta. 19 16 17 i 447 14 19 424 L. 11 14 Phila. II 413 Mobile.

I 4 1etrolt 13 19 Memphis. 13 22 371 St. Louis. 12 18 Sooth AtlanUc. League L.

L. PC Charleern 21 14 17 Augueta. 20 14 569 khila It 12 Montgomy 19 it. 15 536 lackville 19 16 New IS 13 Coltia. IS Chlcaro.

10 470 15 0 it. bouts. I 70 14 21 Clncini 15 0 Macon. 22 13 ii Ala. League.

Dixie League. CLUBS. 1 CLtRS 13 722 Newnan. Iloultrle. Talladega Valdorta.

Grtfln 7 11 389 Anntton. 7 444 LaGrange 12 444 League Games. a. Moran 25 2 14 241 361 Thrasher 120 333 34 116 17 264 34 Lafitte 9 216 89 McMlllan 36 117 9 249 Lennox 244 11 240 5 10 140 IDay 19 Bridwsll I 000 I 24. game tb Bold.

d. It 1. Clspp. If. OrttTln.

Ii ii pb CtuIMnbyrfS Smtthrf. Flynnit 30310 Campcf rf. 0 Garrett. GoniIolllsa 2itooiI. 4 Mackle.

4 KoenIg. Bowdn3b. Ooothc 4 MaUbei. C. baey 6 Lowery.

i 92114 AN2CTON. ab. pot. LAOOE. sb ci 2 Wilson.

Bope. 13 I Gino. if. 0 Reynoldsrf Wildron. Shower.

Poland. ir. 4 0 Lots. cC BoWel. 3 5tuesJ Leonar2b.

4 Lacl2b. Smith. 012 Jobnon If. Jnlinan. 6.

6 Slgmrnp 3 1 0 0 5 Wijljtmip. 3211T 2 Summary-Errors hit. Rome FIRST GA3i. ROSIR paL GRIrr1 aui. pa a.

Donald300I 4 1 Burgrsau. ManuahCb I Reagan. 4 iclralf Wern2b. MlUeret TOlbetrf Bile. 4 lb.

1 13 Jaildni. rI. Hanna 11. 4 Pnp. 14 PIerre.

Hnoe 1 wi1p. I Robinap I vi 60715 2 GASIE. Roll Ii. pn ab. pot.

PnnaldUons 3 0 Reagan. 4 A 4 0 0 Toltcrt if. 0 tlalee. 3 1 I 0 1 Pond lb. 4 1 2 7 0 Jalklnsrf 3 2 3 0 0Itannalf.

4 1 3 1 0 Potslb 1 Flerrec 6 0 South. a a Wetm. Wationp. 5 I 00 Summary-Error Little i1l 24. 1 Dobb 55-2 Batteries The Applewhitemet mero Sixteen I it.

kew L. young ann no 19 Hugh ChIc. I. A. B.

Lytle Wheel ck. Ral i defeated 1 2. Deltas. Lalias New B. defeated B.

It C' New A. H. Ro- I Round-Championship I Perry Leigh Dallas. Caruth I Mas cingill. I Lou J.

Cilrafl George Rtan. Lewis. survivor. the nnaolatlnn 1 U. I S.

LPREP on game Boy run I bases hoys' as 6 Miles I ting. I I I ball I ing Batteries I New bere off E. Batteries RIlE. 1 1 1 3. 4 2 Morton 0 RHE Ox-4 Dubuc White I Ma 1 RHE 6 Faber 10 3 1 2 Scott 200 001 0- With Co- H.

Brooks 1:50 I 3 Painer lZScOuts II with run 11 RITE. 12 Williams 2:10. liosy. Gull. I Babies 8 24.

6 2 Batteries League. 9 0 League 2 I 11 Special 11iS A I GMCANDGORDON RETURN Today---G. Special. baseball 32 being Fo I I Special. hi .4 2 16 121 IOTH.

Bainbrldge. re first 22 17 the Ig th game 100 12 16 22 2:05. Paige I ELFAULA 1 24. of long one 3 8 1 000 010 000 tilson 0-0 0 4- Colby. Second game seven Inningeby agreement.

Johnny following a. clineh. Kilbane hit Wallace when the latter was bent the robes and the Brooklyn strikln his a A troo of citizen troop A ing from for temnrar exam. pie men ed I ViashingtonMay The interstate At- I be ed less rus of from The Juati. I I I 5 J'--J r27'.