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Sf 3- noNsnrunoN ATLAOTA TUESDAY Downfall of Chicks Has Started Crackers to 1 Benny Leonard Wins World Championship From Freddie Welsh English Lightweight Title Holder Knocked Out in the Ninth Round of Ten- Round Match in New York. Welsh Badly Punished. New York. May. 28 Benny Leonard won the worlds weight championship by knocking out Freddie Welsh in the ninth round of a ten- round match here.

tonight. Welsh. downfall came at the end of a series of rushes by Leonard that drove him from corner to corner. The champion had taken a severs beating during the early' rounds and the pun ishment had begun to tell when the gong for the ninth round sounded. Leonard fresh the moment he had entered the ring.

Jumped forward and met the champion as ho Was leaving hi corner and delivered a shower of lefts and rights to the face and Welsh vainly trying to ward oft the blows worked his way Into Leonards corner. where Leonard succeeded in reaching him with a smashing right on the jaw. Welsh felt on one knee and hugged the ropes. HI strength gone. he strove weakly to strike a.

fighting pose. As he left the ropes Leonard landed and Welsh hit the floor. He struggled to his feet twice more. but each time he was met by Leonards rights to the face and bead and. again he fell to the floor.

Welsh Takes Count of Nine. Again the champion took the count of nine before he rose from the last knockdown. I. tried to stand but fell across the ropes. It was only a Question of moments when' he would have fallen and been counted out.

At this point Referee McPartland leaped between the two men. pushing Leonard away. and carried the defeated champion to his corner. A. score of men occupying- ringside seats jumped into the ring- and.

lifting the new champion to their shoulders. carried him in triumphal procession around the hall. While the crowd we. cheering' Itself house. Welsh sat in a daze in his corner When he had recovered somewhat and was told by- his handlers of his defeat.

he refused to believe them and ht fiercely to return to the center of the ring. It was Leonard's tight throughout. He took. the offensive. In the first round and held it until.

the end. There was never a moment when lie was in danger and although the champion fought valiantly and succeeded in landing many iblows they appeared to have little effect. Welsh seemed to have lost his Judgment of distance for tie missed repeatedly. From the first Kong Leonard' tore into the champion with ruthless persistency. He rained lefts and rights to the face and head at will.

Welsh. disconcerted by his opponents tactics seemed worried when the round ended. In all of the succeeding rounds Leonard concentrated his efforts on Welsh's body and succeeded In whipping his right repeatedly to the champions stomach. It was this blow. persistently used.

that wore the. champion down. Leonard weighed in at In pounds Welsh at 136 Welsh Won Title In 1914. Freddie Welsh won the worlds lightweight championship by receiving the referees decision after outboxlnlr Willie Ritchie. the American titleholder.

in a round bout in London. July 7. UH. Previous to tonight's contest Leonard and Welsh met twice In no-decision 10- round bouts. Leonard was born in New York city In 1886.

His recent knockout of Ritchie Mitchell of Milwaukee caused him to be regarded as a contender for the worlds title. Leonard. the new worlds champion lightv. eight will not watt for conscription but will must In the United States army after. a six-round bout In Philadelphia nut Mbndiy night.

his manager. Billy Gibson. announced after the tight. OTHER RESULTS serirsis association. Minneapolis 0 Kansas City.

3. Louisville 3 Indianapolis 1 St. Paul 4 Milwaukee Columbia Toledo wet grounds. International sigae. Montreal 3.

Buffalo 6 All others postponed rain. North Carolina League. Charlotte 5 Greensboro Winston-Salem 4 Durham 9. Texas league. Houston 1 Fort Worth 4.

Waoo. 5. Dallas 1 San Antonio Shreteport WHERETHEY PLAY TODAY Southern League. Atlanta In Memphis. Blrmlnlrm in Chats a.

UobU in R. New Orleans In Nashville. Mth Atlantic Learn Charlesn In JakBOnvl e. Angus's. In Col am a.

National Lea Brooks In Boston Plotladel' a In York. Chicago lit Plttbg St Louis la Cincinnati. American League. St. Louis In Chicago.

Detroit. In Cleveland. In Phlladela a. Boston In Washington. MOOR LEtGVE GAMES.

Chicago. May ZS Not a major league baseball game was played today. Four contests in the National league ere called oft because of rain and In the American league rain al prevented the only scheduled contest the game between Philadelphia and New York. It was the first time in. several years that the.

majors faced a similar situa lion. Most of the clubs will play headers tomorrow. 667 667 600 HOW STAND. Through Mondays Game. Craeker Pltebisg Reerdu PITCHER.

on Lost. Pet. Pullenwelder 4 2 Day l3ressler 8 4 Ness Sheehan 4 Cracker Batting Records. PLATER ab. h.

Thrasher 0 rj Munch Iji Moraa 1 Hess 2J Plcinich 20f Bridwell 151 Perkins Bressler McDonald Maver Rellly Cable Sheehan tt 51 0 23 2 9 27 32 31 31 13 4 Pet. 500 353 343 333 324 67 7 35 47 311 5 701 773 270. 47 47 267 43 244 23 23 1 042 SOUTH ATLANTIC Charleston Wins First 1 to 0. Charleston. S.

c. May Jlv Charleston defeated Jacksonville here this after- noon In the first game of the series by the score of I to 0. Th contest developed into a pitchers' battle with Meador getting the decision. Although rain tell during a part. of the game the contest was one of the fastest of the season on the local grodn a.

Charrc ton won in the seventh when Brouthers walked took second on Rurnetts out and scored on Holmes' double to right. A. catch by McMiUsn featured. Tile' Bex. Scare.

JACKSONVILLE- ab. r. h. po. a.

Hodges. cf Roberts rf 4 0 1 1 1 NeulAl. If Brannigan. Sb. 4 0 1 0 1 0 Manes.

Zb TanneJiliL Greene. lb 0 1 12 1 0 Baker. Hodge. Totals II 0 2414 0 CHARLESTON ab. po.

a. McYUla1I lf Crowll. lb Ward ss Camp. cf Reuben. rt 0 0 2 0 0 routhers lb 2 1 1 1 0 Gurnett 2b 2 0 0 IS 1 Holmes 3 0 1 4 3 Meador.

Totals 27 1 6 27 15 I Score by innings RH E. Jacksonville 000 000 000 0 Ii 0 Charleston 000 000 lOx 1 1 Batteries Hodge and Baker Meador and Holmes. Summary Two-base hit. Holmee bases on balls. off Hodges-a 2.

off Meador I struck out. by- ilodge 8 by Meador 4 sacrifice hit. Burnett stolen bases. Brannlpn Manes. McMlllan left on bases.

Jacksonville 6. Charleston 6. double play Roberta to Time. 1 13 Umpire. Hoey.

Augusta Wins Easy 9 to S. Columbia. May 28 Atkinson was in effective this afternoon. while Columbia played pony in the field Augusta wining easily. 9 to 6 Although Ery allowed 15 hits.

he was unhittable with men on bases late In the game. The Pox Score. AUGUSTA- sb it. po. a.

Brazier cf. 4 1 0 2 1 0 F. F. Heck. lb Ii 1 2 2 4 2 Weiner lf I 2 0 0 0 Roth.

Ib Burke. rt MoDuff. 2b 3 0 1 4 3 0 Eubanks. 1 1 2 0 I McClelland 3 1 1 3 00 Ery. Totals 3 8 9132711 3 COLUMBIA at po.

a Dunning. cf Hartblaon. lb P. H. Heck If Ii 1 1 2 0 1 Hiller.

3 Frye lionIg. rt Corbett Zb 5 1 3 0 I Braun. ss 6 0 1 1 3 1 Atkinson. 0 0 0 0 2 0 Whitney Totals 40 6 15 27 14 4 Score by innings R. E.

Augusta HZ too 100 9 13 3 Columbia 110 021 000 5 15 4 Batteries Ery and. Hubanks Whitney Atkinson and Frye. Summary Stolen bases Weiner Burke. McClelland sacrifice hits Harbison McDuff two-base hits. F.

H. Heck. Roth. Ery three-base hit. Whitney hits.

of Atkinson 7 In I 3 Innings bases on balls. off Atkinson 2" oft Whitnev 1. off Ery 4. struck out. by Atkinson 2 4y Whitney 5 by Ery 2 left on bases.

Augusta 5 Columbia 11. wild pitch. Whitney' double play. Dunning to Braun to iiithr. Time 1 26 Umpire Stln80n.

DIXIE LEAGUE Tffton Wise Lengthy Battle. Quitman. Ga. May 3l Special Tlfton won II ten-Inning game from Qultman today by the score of 3 to 2 Notwithstanding wet grounds. the pitchers all worked nicely and tightened in the pinches.

Not a Qultman man reached second after the fourth. Mlckle hit for Weston In the tenth and doubled went to third on a sacrifice and scored on. a long fly. The umpiring was as bad as usual. Score by innings RH E.

Tttton 000 100 Oil 1 3 1 0 Quttman 101 000 000 0 2 7 1 Batteries Weston. Mickle and Pierre Watts and Krebs. Umpire Faulkenberg Defeats Ewfsuls. Eufaula. Ala.

May 2S Special. Bainbridge won a pitchers' battle between Hicks and Stewart here today 5 to 3 In the eighth. with the score tied and one out Penner' singled. Riley hit to left field. the tail bouncing through the gate for a home.

run Al though Eufaula got three men on base In the ninth. Hick held them down. Newton's a fielding at short for Eutaula was the fielding feature. Score by innings RH E. Bainbridge 000 300 020 5 4 Fufaula 010 001 100 3 7.

1 Batteries Hicks and Harrows Stewart and Chapman. Umpire. Gentle. Time. 1 55 STANDING OF CLUBS Southern Lc ffv CIA-BS.

WI PC ATLANTA. II IS T4 New On's. J717 114 Rlrningm 2615778 ChttDL 26 II nl Memphis. 1214 411 Nsbetils 415 LJttleRock ITS 1 Mobile. 12 34261 League.

WLlC CLUBZ. WLi PhUadla a. II ITT New York. IS II XI Chicago. 2419519 tt Louis.

IT IS S1 Brooklyn. 131644 Cincinnati. Itr24 Boston. 11Z4J14 South Atlantic League CLUBS. WLPC Charleston 26 9 in Jacksonve 2114 600 Columbia.

M35 471 Augusta. 15 20 42t American League. CLUBS WUPC Boston. 2 10 SI Chlcaro. t3 67 sw York.

IS It 511 CKrrUnd :1 1 SI St. 18:2.406 Washings 1121212 Detroit. lan PhUadela. 1121144 Dixie Leacve. CLUBS.

WI PC1 CLUBs. PC trle. IT Till Eutaula. 1111 471 Dothan. IT I Qultma1L.

IS 348 Bsinbntds 1212 SOOlTyten. 7 16 394 NATIONAL LEAGUE ENTIRE LEAGUE RAINED OtT. Ckiear Plttsbara- cane. tr Be4. lB.

Sew Yerk-rhilidalpbii ketk gaars gals. AMERICAN LEAGUE ONLY GAMES SOHEDCLKD. OFT. Vew YrJE Itotll games stp ed rala. AMUSEMENTS Keith Vaudeville.

At tke Lyriey With a- typical Max Bloom show. The Girl With. a. Thousand Eyes" and a couple of good musicians the Lyric offered a bill last night which provided Plenty of entertainment for packed houses. The Bloom show is rather elaborately.

staged for a tabloid musical comedy and- there are lots of girls la fresh and striking costumes and plenty. of singing Then. of course. Max has his hor along which 4 the way presents the large cast with- another principal Jut before the curtain drops. Leona La Mar succeeded In mystifying the audience even more than he did on her previous visit to the city this season.

Atlanta's recent. Ore provided the audience with a source for difficult Questions sod. to all appearances Miss La Mar solved the problem of the missing piano or the lost portrait of Granduncle Jones as easily as the more re condite but much more usual questions as. to whether the. missing- lover.

had been enticed from his true love by a strange hatred' adventuress. Miss La tars answers came so promptly-in in reply to mental inquiries and were seemingly so accurate that her questioners were amazed and' startled. one woman in particular- bouncing out of her seat and hurrying from the. theater as though a fiend were after her. Deller and Termlnnl performed entertainingly on the violin and.

concertina. both proving themselves to be artists of no mean ability. The Bloom show was a typical production of the businessman man variety and although. it got away to a slow start it soon had the. audience aroused to the spirit of.

the thing and finished up as. a. decided hit. One- of the interesting- features comes in connection with the song. The Girl You lilt 1 the Girl You Get.

In this number the chorus girls stick their heads through holes' In the. curtain and the audience. provided with. soft bean bags. has an opportunity to demonstrate its judgment of- feminine pulchritude and the cunning of its various and sundry right arms.

Of the two girl principals Alice Slier dances and sings attractively while Connie Graves sings with a voice of unusual strength lid trueness. Max Bloom. is assisted in the fun making principally by Ralph Creedon. who does a fat-boy part. Loew Vaudeville.

At tll. Grand. A novelty surprise act with. girls galore in the role of the surprisera. is the headline feature at the Grand theater this week and offers one of the best acts of the- season.

The number is entitled. Weber and Wilson's revue Dancing a. la Carte. and under the pretext of teaching all corners how to dance the principals lure from the audience pretty girl alter pretty girl until the people in front wonder it they are going- to be invited to take their place behind the- footlights and learn now to dance too. before the in vltatlon season ends.

AU the newcomers. however. seem to have had an A. B. degree in dancing before accepting IV eber and Wilson in vltatlon for their.

dancing features are all well done. There is a lot of good comedy in the comedy playlet and the whirlwind dance finish makes a big hit with the audience. Ralph Ash and Wyn Shaw In The Mosquito Trust offer a great Broadway dope fiend' character. Thedope explains how millions are to be made out of organizing all the mosquitoes Inthe world. The ad is a winner Davett and Thival in Holding Out Is the most realistic sketch yet to appear at the Grand.

The story is that an Lm-- Eoverished theatrical couple. and of hardships endured in room of flat where they live. Some fine comedy is offered and a sterling vein of pathos. Arthur Llpson former-comic opera ar tist. presents a Blanche Merrill offering Vaudeville in a Legitimate Way Orren Drew rural characters.

in A Barnyard. Episode. are on No. 1 spot. and furnish really one of the.

best novelties of weeks. offering imitations and good comedy. Alice Brady in Maternity headlines the picture division. This is one of the best. reel dramas- seen this spring.

Womanhood At the Criterion. Commodore J. Stuart Blackton. the' film worlds most tireless apostle of preparedness and the man who produced The Battle Cry of Peace the first of the wake America screen spectacles has again startled American play. lovers with a visualized in vaslon of American shores by Prussians under the assumed name of Rurl tanlans.

This time it la Womanhood which Monday opened a weeks engagement at the Criterion theater. That Allan- tans love to witness. an Invasion. with the subsequent rout of enemy forces was demonstrated by the Immense audiences which attended the Criterion at each performance. Only standing room was available at the.

9 o'clock show. Womanhood" is Is-another battle visualization for which the good commodore has become noted. Battle scenes are Commodore Blacktons hobby like wise his most distinctive work. for Greater Vitagraph has never equaled Womanhood oven with The Battle Cry of Peace. Every- phase of the battlefield is embraced by Womanhood At.

times chills chase one another up and down the spine of the spectators as atrocities by that invading forces are shown. Alice' Joyce a. newcomer of Vita- graph ranks. makes a captivating and altogether likable American girl. She invests the role of heroine with a vi rility and dash which audience Invariably associate with American girl heroines.

but seldom witness. The supporting- east to made up. of Vltagraph celebrities including Mary Maurice the grandmother of. all film mother characters. The story of Womanhood was written by Commodore Blackton and the Rev.

Cyrus Townsend Brady. whose punch with a pen is as vigorous as his reputed punch in the pulpit. The direction was the work of the commodore. It as entertaining a stroke of pre- Faredness propaganda as can be found addition attractive music adaptations are offered by the Criterion orchestra. operating with the government forces in the war situation the agents for Womanhood have established re crultlrrg branches.

for various military units in the lobby of the theater which. with. the. decoration of machine guns and Ugh field pieces. presents as warlike an aspect as the' graphically mili tant photogravures adorning the pos ters floating above the Criterion seventeen recruits were- obtained In the lobby for the United States army and Fifth Georgia Infantry.

C. Louise Glam. At the Odeaa. Today or the last tins The Sweetheart of the Doomed. a.

Triangle lay. starring Looie Glsnm. will be shown at the. Odeon theater It Is a distinct Innovation In van5drs dramas. In that about all tile real vamp ln done before the play opens and it tsa shown In visions either.

It Is- the story of a woman deceived in her youth By man st trusted and consequently tryleg to set revenge upon the. satire masculine x. In fact. for virtually the first time hers Jet a a vampire who vamps for a definite reason. Most of them do.

It lust on general principles. When the story opens she well embarked upon her vengeful career when she meets the on man she canreaily love and her determination to destroy turns to one to save and create. It Is a splendid theme for discussion. especially among those Interacted In' feminist movements. Charles Ray comes Wednesday la the Triangle play The Millionaire Vagrant.

Millionaire Vagrant. At the Taudette. Tb Millionaire Vagrant. the' Triangle picture at th Vaudette theater today for th set time. presents a- story well worth seeing.

Chart Ray. Triangle young star is seen in the role ot th UlllIoBatre Va- graat and hla lnterprrtatlcn the rote combined with a strong plot makas a Tom Sheehan Allows Chicks To Hit Bat Four Times and t. t. wing First From Memphis Big Cracker Was Wild and Allowed Number to Walk But Opponents Were Un able to Get Hits to Bring Them" In. Memphis.

TUUL. May IS. Special. Although U' wild a a March hare. big Tom Sheehan was Just as stingy with his.

hits and hurled th Cracker to a victory over the Chicks thU afternoon in the first of a game series here. The score was 2 to 1. Al MeColl after getting off to a bad tart settled down alter the second In ning and pitched a beautiful game holding the Crackers to thrfe scattered hits In. the last seven rounds. The Crackers took the lead in the first when fble.

opened. with a single was sacrificed to second by Be illy went to third on Moran's out and scored when McDonald singled. The Crackers added' another' in the secona when a bit of hard luck deprived them. of another score. Brldwell set- the way with a single.

out was forced at second tor Mayer. Munch doubled. sending Mayer to third. Plcinich hit one at Manda. The ball hopped over Mandas head and hit Munch- going from second to third.

Mayer scored tout Munch. who also scored was sent tack to third Sheehan struck out. to end the inning. Cklek Get Lone RUB. The Chicks scored their only run In the eighth when they had an excellent chance to tie the.

score. Bratchl singled and Vick walked. Both moved up on a sacifice by RueL Beau hit a fly to center and Bratchl scored on the out and Visit went to third but stood there and watched Cruthers strike out. Sheehan gave eight bases on balls and his wildness throughout the game offered the Chicks chances to. score but it was always a case of a missing hit.

Sheehan allowed but four hits and they came in four- different. innings. Cable was forced out of the game in the third inningwhen. in stealing third. he caught his toe in the.

bag and suffered a sprained ankle. He limped around the park the remainder of the game. but will probably be able to play again tomorrow or. the next day. Frank Thrasher.

who joined the Crackers here today. ran for Cable after he was-inured and finished the game in right field. McDonald was moved In from right. field to second base. Manager Frank stated before the game that Thrashers arrival would not cause any change In' the present up.

He stated that as long as the team was going like it is he was satisfied. Dosili Off Bench. Mike' Donlin. manager of the Item- plots team tendered his resignation this morning and. after a hurried meeting of the board of directors It was Immediately accepted.

Cy BarKer pitcher. was named manager of the team and directed the dub in the game this afternoon. According to officials of the Memphis club Donlin gave as his reason for re signing the serious illness of his father In New York. He stated that he would leaves at once for New' York. Banger the the team a while last season.

during. tits Illness of Manager Morlartty and4fter Donllns resignation was aecep d- the directors unanimously agreed upon Barger. The Box. Score. MEMPHIS 12.

po. a. Priests. lf I a Dobard. 55 6 0 0 3 0 Manda.

3b 4 0 1 1 0 Bratchl cf 3 1 1 0 0 Vlck. rf 3 0 1 I 0 0 Ruel 0 0 5 3 1 beau. lb. 2 0 0 1 0 Cruthers. 2b 4 0 1 2 4 0 McColLp TJ 0 6 1 xxschmldt Totals 28 1 4X26 16 2 xMunch out.

hit by batted balL. xxHlt for McColl in 9th. vision far above th ordinary. As Stephen De Peyter he gives up all the comforts usually attributed to the millionaire and coes to th slums to live on an Income of II a week. gt es for a purpose not for publicity and In the end.

he accomplishes his desired purpose. The Millionaire Vagrant" a rood clean. wholesome story. told In a delightful way and affords an opportunity of seeing Charles Ray In on of Ill Characteristic roles. The Beautiful Lie.

At the Strand. Nearly everybody inc read at some time or other in the current magazines or Sunday new papers on or more of th poems written by Ella Wheeler WUcoz. Thee. poems deal with th human in us she tells In poetrywhat Henry told In prose. Th Beautiful IA.

which being shown In motion picture form at th Strand theater today Is taken. from a poem by Miss Wilcox A Reverie in a Statlonhouse a stationbouse for. women. It Is a story with a lesson that' never will be forgotten and with a human touch that only th reality could reveal. Frances Nelson portrays th leading part with a realism strong In Its appeal.

You find- yourself wondering at the weakness of some women and the strength of others. Th supporting cast is a. most capable one. Marguerite Clark. At Alamo 2.

The Valentine Girl. featuring Marguerite Clark on the Paramount program will be th attraction at th Alamo today. This Is a charming photo play with Dv reels crammed with Intensely Interesting action and flavored with th epic. of Marguerite Clarks own touches of humor and occasion al pathos. One of the many Incidents that nip.

th heart la the scene In which the wistful little Marian Morgue. years old. la fingering th wedding finery of Lucille Halnes and realizing that when her own wedding day comic there will be no mother to help her with her wedding gown. The motherly Mrs. Halnes comforts the child and the' little storm- soon blows over.

but it cannot help but lav a deep Impression on th mind of the beholder. Today at the Movies. ACDETTB Charles Ray in The Mil lionale. Vagrant. STRAND Frances Nelnon In The Beautiful IJe.

OY George U. Cohen' Is Broadway CRITEBIOV Alle Joyce is. Woman hood. ALAMO- NO. Msrgnerlt Clark in Th Valentine Girt.

ODEON Louise Glaum In Sweetheart of the Doomed. ALPHA Shorty Hamilton In Shorty Joins tin Secret Service ATLANTA h. po. a. e.

Cable 1 1 1 3 0 Thrasher rf Rellly. t. 3 0 0 2 0 Moran It 4 0 0 2v 0 0 McDonald Zb Brldwell. Sb Mayer ct Munch Ib Plcinich. Sheehan.

301030 Totals 2 2 8 J7 13 1 Score by innings RHE Atlanta 110000 000 3 8 1 Memphis 000 000. 010 1 4 2 Batteries McColl and Ruel Sheehan and Pleinich. Summary Two-base hit. Munch three-base hit Cruthers. sacrifice hits Rellly Ruel.

Beall. stolen bases Plci nick Cable double plays Rellly to Cable to Munch Bridwell to Munch left on bases Memphis 10 Atlanta 3 bases on balls off Sheehan off McColl 2 struck out by Sheehan 3 Mc Coil 4 time 1 St umpires OToole and Kerln Gulls eat Travelers. Little Rock. Ark. May 21 Mobile hammered the deliveries Of Phillips end Banmgrdner for five runs In the fifth Inning today and defeated Little Rock.

9 to 7. Outfielder Weiser quit the Little Rock team. today and left for his home. In Pennsylvania. giving as a reason that he does not wish to play longer ix.

the south. It- ekrbpes Tsrdlsy d. 4111 MOB. tb. h.

pa s. Oolrtn Ik. 1 1 Ua If 411(1 Btirk 8 2 4 8 BeotM. I 1 3 I Ixwnsrf Ik. 4 1 I Succor e.

1 I 2 Kitchens Sb Allen rf. it tun tnncavit 1 0 1 1 xSennedy lit Totals I HIT IT 15114 for Biiunctrdner la slghla. Score by. innings H. E.

Mobile 120 050 010 9 14 3 Little Rock 400 110 100 7 13 Batteries Uorrlssette and Hager Hard grove Baunigardner Phillips and Chapman. Summary Three-base hits. Stark. Al len. Meyers stolen bases.

Kitchens. Covington Manning" Yardley Walsh. sacrifice hits. Allen 2 Stark' hits off Phillips 6 with 4 runs in 4 3 innings off offBaumgardner 6 with' runs In 3 innings earned runs off Morrissette 5. off Phillips off Baumprdner 2.

struck out. by Morrlssette by Phillips 4. by Baumgardner. 1 by Hardgrove 1. bases on balls.

of Morrissette 2. off Phillips 3. hit by pitcher by Phillips Oolyln Meyers by Morrissette Walsh left on bases. Little Rock 7. Mobile 9 time.

2 Is. umpires Chestnutt and Moran. Lookouts Beat Barons. Chattanooga. May 23 Jansen hit two home runs over the fence today and Chattanooga Won the first.

game of the serlee from Birmingham. 4 to I. The Barons could get but four hits front Bacon. Hyatt stealing. second In the first Inning strained a ligament In his leg' and Bowden played In right field for the rest of the game.

Hyatt tejtot seriously Injured. sb. h. DO. s.

CHAT as a 4 1 4 I 2 4 1 I 1 111 a a Coonbslf 2 5 SoithWh EU cf 4 Sl dirt It 3 1 I I 3 aton is. 4 4 round e. I 9 1 Perrrmu. 1 1 THaworUi 11(10 xxMcDooild 1 Totals 1 414 I su 1 a ill it tal 4 SttU zBauad tot vntaui in ninth. zzBatted for maa In nlntb.

Score by innings' RHE Birmingham 010 000 00 1 4 1 Chattanooga 301 000 OOz 1 Batteries Ferryman and Toland Ba- con and Peters. Summary Errors Southworth Qratt two-base. hit. Clark three-base hit home runs Jansen 2 sacri fice hit Southworth stolen bases Clark Hyatt left on bases BirntIng ham 7. Chattanooga 2 basts on balls oft Ferryman 1 off Bacon 4 struck out by Perryrnan 3 by Bacon 4 one earned run oft Bacon.

off Ferryman wild pitch PerrymanT double play. To land to Clark first base on errors. Chattanooga 1. Time. 1:45.

Umpires. Morgan and Breltensteln. New. or Bsus at Nssbvilli ralsu DEVELOPMEJTM OF DAT. Frank Thrasher has joined At lanta and Mike Donlin has resigned as manager of the Memphis' ball.

club two facts which should. be of utmost interest. to Atlanta' fans Inasmuch as the. first will. enable the Crackers to present the most formidable club in the league and the" last is calculated to make th stay Of the Atlintans in Memphis mote pleasant.

Charlie Frank. according to Mem phli dispatches undecided where to. play Thrasher' or what to do with him. although a report receiv ed In Atlanta by The Constitution early Monday afternoon was to the effect that would replace Tex McDonald In right field although that would leave another good out fielder on the bench. Donlin.

through his. actions in giving Birmingham a ball game in Memphis Sunday. won the displeas ore of all Memphis fandoni a well as the Crackers who wire incensed at his actions. The Chick pilot was made the' object of a monster petition to directors of. the club- re questing his resignation Mon.

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At- Unts-lsV aaj EDITED BY LESLIE RAWLINGS ROSSIANAiYURe TO AM MANS MI Faction Unite la a Plea jar a Strong Of. feni. Petrograd. May 21 Via Virtually all the divergent. political factions all class organizations councils and even' the socialist leaders with the exception of the extreme letters today re-echo' the' appeal or Minister of War KueukTto to the troops and ap plaud the new order of the day.

"advance" It remains' to seen how the army itself will reedy. this final exhortation to patriotism and the de fence of Russia's won freedom. Constant efforts have been made dur lug the past two months by representatives not only of the governmet but of the soldiers to bring home to the army that the abandonment of active warfare would not only mean treachery. to the allies but the Inevitable loss of all that has been gained in the revolution. It Is confidently believed that this last call supported as it Is.

by- almost every element of society will move the army to a realization of the situation. All. tire commanders have added their appeals to the order of Minister Kerensky. They all emphasize the necessity of. not only defending the country against the enemy hot of an advance to relieve the pressure upon the gibes.

which Germany has been able to exert by transferring th bulk of her troops to the western front. General Alexteff says tersely- "Forward Advance to attack he enemy. General Brusslloff says. It is necessary to conserve and consolidate freedom. The soldiers must overthrow and defeat the enemy.

Shame and dishonor to those who have a weak. spirit. General Dragomiroff less laconic. An advance upon the he says is an immediate necessity. The enemy is taking advantage of our passivity to leave this front open and send forte.

westward. The French and British are honestly doing their duty. as our allies. They are. saving our new freedom which otherwise we would lose.

But soon ttfeir advance must ear itself out and then there will be no one to help us. The- newspapers contain similar ap- Ugh Calomel Sickens Salivates Please Try Dodsons Liver Tone am sincere My medicine does not upset liver and bowels so you lose a days work. You're bilious Your liver is- sluggish You feel la dl sad all knocked out. Your head dull your tongue Is coated breath bad stomach sour and bowels constipated. But don't take salivating caloxnel' It makes you sick you may lose a days work.

Calomel is mercury- or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel crashes into sour ile like dynamite. breaking it up. That' when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you want to enjoy the nicest gentlest liver ed bowel cleansing you ever experienced just take a.

spoonful of harmless Dudsons Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or dealer' sells you. a 50 cent bottle of Dodsons Liver Tone under my personal money-back i guarantee that each spoonful will clean your sluggish liver better than doe. of nasty calomel and that wont ta you Sick. Dodsons Liver Tone is real liver medicine.

You'll know it next morning because you will' wake up feeling fine your liver will be working your headache and' dizziness gone your stomach will be sweet and your bowels regular. You will reel like working you'll cheerful full of vigor and ambition. Dodsons Liver Tone is entirely vegetable therefore harmless and can not salivate. Give it to your children. Millions of eple are' sung odson' Liver Tone instead' of dangerous calo mel now.

Your druggist will tell you that the ssjle of calomel Is almost' topped entirely here. to Afrowocar EXCEPT SaT WEBER A WILSON Gala Revue Dandnfa la Crt ALICE BRADY MATERNITY Other Loew Offerings HOMESTRIANGLE FEATURES 1 DAILY U. 1230. a. 3i3 ii.

iaa. Situ TODAY LOUISE GLAUM Sweethearts off the Doomed" Triangle Play Wednesday and. Thursday CHARLES. RAY Im Tie Mllllenaire Vagrat' Triangle Play FrlifcL Wm S. HART Lowry" Clew Triangle Play TRANfl Pictures- of II Merit and Excellence gpf TODAY Special Attraction FRANCES NELSON The Beautiful Lie" ALSO THE' MARIONETTES" Another O.

NRY Story WED. TMUR--EARIE WILLIAMS la Tke SomlM aster" rRL I STUART HOLMES la TB Derelict" peal from the bead. of- the' meats. Premier Lvotf writeel tr Hottortdemands our mttlvky We are drowned In sp che and The muscles of our organism sure be jng atrophied. r.

TJ1J lTU3r wltt mean ruin. K. SkobeUff. the sew ao cleiist minister of labor joins the chorus with the declaration Our present task Is to' advance" In a. new order to the army.

General Alexeiff explained yesterday why- It la impossible for the soldiers to receive emissaries from the German lines seek. tog peace conferences. Even the commander he says. are Srohiblted by law from receiving peace elevates and every roan from the commander down who does this la a traitor. Only the government knows when It Is Um.

to stop war. Such-eon- fereness never take place on the front except between authorized diplomats. Th Germans know this and send rep. resentatlyes only to learn the disposition of our troops and to provoke dissension among us to create ill feeling between the soldiers and their. commanders.

I appeal to your intelligence and your heart. If the enemy really wanted peace would know how to go about It. Wake upt Peace wilt reached. through victory. Trust your commanders.

AD BRENNAN IS SENT TO THE MOBILE CLUB Memphis. Teno May 28 Special Ad Brennan. lefthand Ditcher recently suspended by the Atlanta club. has bun turned over to the Mobile. club according to an announcement here today by Manager Prank of the Crackers.

Brennan. according to Franks state. ment. today will loin the Mobile club In Little Rock where they- are now playing a series. Brennan was here today and held a conference with Manager Frank.

He witnessed the Cracker victory over the Chicks this afternoon. FARMERS ARE URGED TO BUY LIBERTY BONDS New York May 28 An appeal to the American farmer to subscribe to the Liberty Loan Is contained in a state. ment prepared by Carl Vrooman assistant secretary of agriculture anti made public today by the loan commit- The farmer-colonists of America struck the first blow for liberty in this. country the statement reeds. They have la their hands In 1517 the opportunity to strike a blow for the freedom of the world from oppressive rule of the spirit of farmer buying Liberty bonds says to the rest of the nation that he Is not content to serve his country hind th lines that he insists upon do ing his fait to aid his compatriots who have been called to the colors.

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