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CRACKERS CRANE JOINS LOCALS EDITED BY DICKJEMISON Pound Waldbauer Crackers Blanked 801 Holds Crackers to Hits Two Big Pel- can Innings Sixth and Seventh Enough. Ill' Unk. Now Orleans. Mi 1 Special Waldbauera failure to field a bit properly throwing the ball Ialnt the right field bleachers. In stead of tint base two passes a wild I pitch single and' two lacrlflce lilts in the sixth Inning netted the Pelicans four runs and practically gave the foal game of the series to the local club.

The final score was to O. Waldbauer going to pieces completely In the seventh when the homellnre collected their last quartet of runs Atlanta played rather or ball. How- 7 ever. but for the fatal sixth Wldbauer probably would have been right there Tin til the finish. He only gave up seven hits but was taken out at the end the vnth In order to let Thorburn hlt for" him.

if PhllU Was Right. Crackers had but very few chances against the pitching of Phillips today. The Pet hurler showed far more stuff than the balance of the local staff He scattered three hits for flrennan Co. the Crackers falling to make connections with his curve ball at all. For the first five Innings the game was a beautiful burling duel.

Wald- i bauer shot th contest ort. but had lake Munch played baseball he would have fielded the bunt which caused all of the i trouble. The Pelicans were favored thuo Stanhibury walked. Bllrbare sacrificed. Waldbauer throwing to right field.

tanabury scoring. Rdmondson drew a pass. Bluhm sacrificed. hut Wald- bauer threw too late to third. filling the bases.

Oompten singled to renter i Barbara and Kdmondson scoring. Compton reached third on Schepners sac- Tiflce and scored on a. wild pitch. Clncncr J- Hemingway started the seventh with triple. titanabury singled.

but Barbare forced Stansbury at second Edmondllon tanned and Moran lost Bluhms fly in the sun. Barbarl' scoring. Compton singled scoring Bluhm anti taking sec-Kond on the throw-In. Schepner' single scored Compton. In the second with two gone Munch drew a pass and McDonald opened the fifth with a single.

McConnell doubled with two out In the sixth and Moran got a pass but Strait left both on the xbaaes Munch singled In the seventh with one gone. but th. Crackers were unable to ralU They were retired to order La the eighth and ninth. 11. Box Seers.

IN SH5 Mayer. ct. McConnell. lb. Moran.

If. Strait. ri. McDonald. Ib Munch.

lb. 3z Galloway. as. 7 Wgldbauer. tThorburn Totals if ORLEA 4Nft.

Hemingway lb. Stsnsbury. d. 1 Barbare. ss.

2 0 I I Edmondson. rf. 4 a. 1 Bluhm. lb.

4 1 1 10 2 0 Compton. If. 2 2 Schepner. lb. Kitchens.

3 0 6 1 1 Phillips. Totals 27 13 I Score by Innings tlanta Duo One 09 Ne Orleans 000 004 40x 8 Summary Hits apportioned Off Wlldbauer with earned and 1 unearned run In seven Innings base hits McConnell. Bluhm three-base hit. Hemingway stolen bases. Galloway.

Barbare. sacrifice hits. Barbara. Bluhm. 8ch pn truck out.

by Phillips 5 by Wlldbauer bases on balla. oft Wildbauer 4 off Phillips 2. off Thorburn 1. hit by pitched ball. by WUd.

bauer Schepner- wild pitches Wild- baust 2 Time. I 41 Umpires Bren- nan and Robinson. Lookouts 5 Chicks 4. Chattanooga. Tent' May 1 Lohman stopped the Memphis hitters today lifter two Chattanooga pitchers had been taken from the box on account of wildness.

and Chattanooga won the second game of the series by 5 to 4 ROil who relieved Prlelh after the latter wax knocked out in the first Inning. also pitched good ball. A pretty catch by Plagstead In the ninth but off a. tying run. Tile flux Seer.

HAT ibrbpo each ft 31210 Or fT3b Ph lmn 2b. OaOoit i A Dense. 1 I I Orihira lo 8 0 1 Mltterr it 4 0 11 SLuLlb 4001 ArIrXiaa 4011 lisrgratea 0 3 Prieitep 0 II Ham. 0 0 xBtriar 1000 Teal. Total.

IT 0 IT II Ratled for Real la alnui Score by innings It. Memphis 201 010 000 4 Chattanooga 301 010 OOx 5 Summary Errors. Phelan. IligginE stolen bases. ueto.

SlatterY. sacrifice hits Graham Pheln Cueto. Cruthers 2. Carroll two-base hit" Allison. lieach.

three-base hit. Carroll hits ort Prieste I In no innings. 3 runs. on none out. when relieved off Boehler none with 2 runs in no Innings.

2 on bases. none out. off Tomlin. 2. one run 2 on be none out in third struck out.

by Tomlln 1 by Lehman 3. by Ross 1 bases on balls oft Ro 2 off Tomlin 3 oil Prie te 2. oft Rots 2 Time. 1 55 Umpires. Kerin and Carpenter Travelers You Of Vols 2 Travelers 1 Nashville.

May 1 Nashville and Little Rock divided a header here today the visitors winning the first game. 6 to 0 while the Volt. after 1011. log five straights to the league leaders. won the second game.

2 to 1 Murchlson attempted the man act. but' was taken out of the box in the seventh inning of the second game after al lowing a two-base hit and a base on balls. Marshall's rap to Tuero. which he threw wild to tint. enabled Nashville to win.

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VW. 0 8 Specialist Estibllhed 112 1SUN. Brood 8t ppMJNatBank AtUataCa Summary Errors Walsh O'Brien. Baker 2. O'Neill two-base hits.

Fisher. Hyatt sacrifice hit. Hyatt stolen bases. Dlstel. Walker- double ply Kauffman.

unassisted loft on bases Nashville 3 Little Rock 7. struck out. by Decatur 3. by Murchlson 6 bases on balls off Decatur S. innings pitched.

by Decatur 8. with hits. 4 runs. Time. 2:26.

Umpires. Chutnutt and Breltenstein. GAME. The Seer. Wlttwtf Hjr ttrt Ortmm Ib.

Ijt I 0 1 ke. ok I 0 0 Rrlen rf 0 4 0 5 Biker tb. 30113 Bnrterf 0 1 0 Kiurmuji ik. 3 i 1 ltnloiilf 2 1 a 1 WlcthsfliIb. Ib.

1 1 5 5 2 TM 1 ti 14 sit ToUli 11 61111 sOBriin out. bunted third writa. foul ad on out wora running Korea. Score by innings R. Little Rock 000 000 1 1 Nashville 000 000 2 2 Called by agreement.

Summary Errors. Turo Ellam. Kauffman two-base hits Hyatt. lCniaeiy double plays. Heltrlch to' Ellam to Kauffman.

Ellam to Kautfman to Baker Piatel unassisted left on bases Nashville I. Little Rock 3 passed ball Marshall. innings pitched by Murchison 61-3 with 1 earned run struck out. by Helfrlch 4 by Murchison 3 bases on balls. off Heltrich 2 oft Murchlgon 4 sacrifice hit.

finitely. Time. 2 00 Umpires Brelttnsteln and Chestnutt. Bears 1 Barons O. Mobile Ala.

May 1 Though he walked six men and hit two others. Dick Chlng Mobiles young left allowed Birmingham but two hits this afternoon and Mobi1e won. 1 to 0 in the last game of the series. Jansen bad throw to first allowing Bates to score from second gave Mobile the winning run. Mobile plyed great ball" behind Chlnl' giving him errorless support The Box Score.

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po. 0 Btit rf I I 1005 HukZh ll1If111. wonhe mop. ToW" it 0 4 I Score by Innings Birmingham Mobile Ruee3b. nunnu 21 tIbrooklb Orruttrf oItmanc 10 1 1 1 4 A 0 1 9 I Oil 1 0110 Cblngp 3 0 1 3 0 0 0 8 l.

56 1 41" ii R. 000 000 000 0 000 001 OOx 1 Summary Errors Altenberg. Bernsen Jansen sacrifice hits. Coombs BE Stolen bases Ooombs Damra Altenberl' Duncan double plays. Chlng to Ponds to Hasbrook struck out.

by Clung 3. by. Hill 4 bases on balls off Chine- 6. oft Hill 2. hit by pitched ball.

Chmg Btrnstn Altenberg left on bases. Mobile 6 Birmingham Time. I 45 Umpires. Schaeffer and Ptennlnlfer. Boy Liberty Bonrfi LUX WILL ARRIVE Young Welter Star to Complete Training Here for Bout Wednesday May 15.

Morris Lux. the young welterweight who hat been creating quite a. stir In pugilistic circles of late. will arrive in Atlanta. today from Chattanooga.

Lux will pitch his training camp In Atlanta to make ready for the boxing show at the Auditorium-Armory May 15. Lux will be one of the contestants in one of th three ten-round bouts that are being arranged for that show. Jake Abel may be Lux' opponent. but It will not be known definitely until today as the fleet Atlantan is in the army at Camp Wheeler and may be oft on a hike and not be able to appear In the local ring. However Lux will appear and a good opponent.

will be se cured for him. Bernie' Hahn. who decisively defeated Jimmy Pappas last Monday night. will probably appear in one of the other bouts. There will be no preliminaries Just three ten-round main bouts.

Buy Liberty Btitfi SPORT SPASMS Larrupplng Larry Doyle Is playing as well as ever. and hasn't forgotten any of his circus stunts. Ho never wanted to leave the Giants and he a glad hell back with them. So are the New York fans Pete Kildutt. of the Cubs Is going to be a deep sea warrior.

le expects to be called any day and will go to the submarine base at San Pedro. Cal. when the call comes. Coombs win quit playing next fall and intends to get out of the game for good. Anybody got a nice orange grove or farm for sale Captain Anson.

while appearing in vaudeville In Seattle recently scot the one. Teat pitcher. Amos tusie. for the tint time in twenty years. Rusts is employed in a shipbuilding plant in that city.

Rowdy Elliott to Join Navy. Chicago. May 1 Harold Rowdy Elliott of Bloomington. III. a catcher with the Chicago Nationals who Is In class A of the draft.

decided tonight to enlist in the navy and will leave Sunday for Mare Island navy yard. near San Francisco. Biy Ubsti TEXAS LEAGUE At Houston. I' Dallas. 1.

At San Antonio 0. Shreveport. 1. At Waeo 7 Fort Wtorth. 0 Buy TODAY IN PUGILISM 106 Jack Johnson defeated Black Bill In four rounds at Philadelphia.

ItlO Jack Sullivan defeated Al Benedict In five rounds at Brooklyn. HI Eddie Meocorty and Jimmy Clabby fought. a round draw at Denver. iiy Astttar I HART COUNTY PASSES WELL OVER HER QUOTA liartwell. Ga.

May 1 Spclat Tn Hart county campaign in Liberty Bonds reached 115000 today. The county's quota was 95000. The War Rello train here. today sold 12000. Many no- Jfroes bought among them General Grant a prosperous colored farmer.

Hi. subscription caused. great applause. Chairman 7. fl.

Skelton and his committee have been untiring In their ef forts which have succeeded signally. Dirt Track Race King In Local Auto Races FRED HOREY Who holds the title or dirt trick racing champion or America having woe this honor last season. Horey is one of the entrants In the classy field or starters that will appear in the two days' race meet at Lakewood Friday and Saturday of this week as an official opening or the Lakewood season. BIG PRIZE LIST 5000 in Prizes and Bonuses for Lakewood Meet Friday and Saturday Officials Named. With 5000 In purses and bonuses as a lure to draw some of the best dirt- track drivers into the south to lift the lid' on the 1918 racing season at Ujkewoqd track Friday afternoon.

Atlanta motor tans are promised thrills that can only be equaled on a. circular dirt course. when the field Is sent away in the first leg" of the Southeastern Sweepstakes. Weather conditions could not have been better to prepare a. hard.

fast course over which to decide the' first sweepstakes event contested in this city for several year The track will be opened for practice for the first time this afternoon and. after being thoroughly soaked for the past five days the practice laps should pack it Into much faster condition than it was last July when It was baptlsed to professional racing by Barney Oldfield and Ralph DePalma. Alex Sloan. official starter for the International Motor Contest association and one of the wide known dirt- track race starters In America. arrived from Chicago Wednesday to call the drivers together and prepare for the get-away Friday.

Race officials who will handle the meet were. announced Friday to be Ivan Allen. former president of the Atlanta convention bureau. chamber of commerce and the Southeastern tall' as referee and Mayor Asa G. Candler as honorary referee Beaumont Dalion.

or the Paxon Stakes Co. H. Hastings president of the Southeastern fair and Oscar Mills as judges. Richard Randall of the Ran dall Motor company J. P.

Bll1ups. general passenger agent of the Atlanta and West Point railway and Austin McFadden. of Detroit as timers. The sporting editors of Atlanta's newspapers will be asked to act as official scorers. Every driver entered In the races Is now quartered in the city with the exception of Chevrolet who will register today and hundreds of visitors In spected the fast mounts at the differ- I cut garages along Motor Row.

With' the hour entry of Percy Ford. campaigners. Bey Utorty Butt- MAY DECIDE TITLE Macon All Keyed Up Over the Corning Contests in College League. Macon Oa May 1 Special On the outcome of- the games Friday and Saturday of this week between Mercer and Tech in Macon and between Auburn and Georgia will hinge the championship of the quadrangular league composed of the four leading college baseball teams of the southeast. Mercer is now at the top In the percentage column through having taken two games from Georgia here last week.

It Mercer defeats Tech both games this week she will be the undis. puted champion but if each team wins a game and Auburn defeats Georgia both games then a series will be necessary to decide the championship. The students of Mercer are enthusiastic over the showing the Baptists are making' this year and are cont dent that they will be able to take the measure of the boys from Tech. The defeat of Vandy by Coach Beans boys shows the Mercer team that they face a hard proposition but they ate not discouraged. The Mercer machine Is working smoothly and will be able to put Up' a great scrap.

The Indications are that the games Friday and Saturday will draw the largest crowds in the history of col lege baseball here. More than 000 people saw the Mercer-Georgia game last Saturday and with the championship hanging In th balance the crowd is expected to be twice as large when Tech comes. Buy UUrty ONE FREE DAY IN EACH SERIES' AT PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia May All service i in uniform will be admitted free men ax- cept the war tax to one game In each series to be played this season at Shlbe park. the home of the Philadelphia Athletics. The management also offered the use of the park for Sunday games between service teams it the will permit them to be played or any other recreation for men in the service.

Clergymen are opposed to this offer pointing out that Sunday games. in Philadelphia are unlawful. TO FRJIESHORTIY If the Y. M. C.

A. Convinces Him Hell Help Morale of the Troops. Cincinnati. May 1 Christy Mathew- son of the Cincinnati Nationals will go to France It officials of the 1 M. C.

can convince him that his services there In Improving the morale of the rner' can troops would be indispensable. Mathewon made this declaration to day after a conference with Dr. George C. Fisher of New York. international director of physical Instruction of the C.

A. The leader of will announce his decision later. Dr. assured Mathewson that he could convince hits that his services over there" would be invaluable. Mathewson asserts that he thought well of the Idea of sending over two teams from the big leagues to play for the soldiers behind the lines.

It the teams are sent abroad Mathewson ill recruit the clubs. Dr. Fisher discussed with Mathewsot and with August Iterrmann the possibility of staging a worlds championship game In Rome and also broached the subject of taking the 1918 worlds 8 championship club and putting It against soldiers team. The director told Matty that he stood highest of all ball players in the affection of the American youth. Mathewson modestl3 assured Dr.

Fisher that Hans Wagner was Ju as popular. Dr. Fisher replied that rathewson could do more to build up the morale of the American array by directing and developing baseball than any living man. Buy Liberty Bindi AMERICAN LEAGUE Senator 5. Red Sox May 1 Walter on held Boston to tour scattered hits today.

Washington bunched hits off Mays in the fourth. getting runs and winning 6 to 0 Hooper made three of Boston's hits. while Mclnnis scratched out the fourth In the ninth with two men out. The entire Washington teats gave Johnson good support. with Shanks and Morgan performing- sensationally.

It was Ma first loss of the year. Score by Innings R. H. E. Washington 000 500 000 5 I 0 Boston 000' 000 000 0 4 1 Batteries Johnson and Alnsmlth Ma and Agnew.

Indians e. White Sox 5. Cleveland. Ohio. May 1 I.

won the last game of the series from Chicago. to Coveleskie outpitchei Clcotte bUt errors allowed the visitors to score four of their five runs. Store by Innings RHE Chicago 000 002 003 5 9 1 Cleveland 100 002 30x 6 11 4 Batteries Clcotte and Schalk Coveleskie and Nelll Browns 3 Tiger 2. St. Louis.

Mo. MaY. With the score tied In the tenth. two out and Tobin on second SI ler drove the ball over Cobb's head. scoring Tobin with the run th gave St.

Louis the victory over Detroit today. 3 to 2 Ordinarily the hit would have gone for. a home rut Slsler got four hits and a walk in five trips to the plate. stole a. base.

scored a run and drove In the remainder of the locals' rune Stanags was forced to retire the ninth because of a. broken finger re ceived from a foul tip. Score by Innings R. H. Detroit 02 000 1100 0 3 1 St.

Louis. 000 000 1 9 0 Batteries Erickson and Stanage Spencer Gallia and Nunamaker. A rk-Phllad 4phla fUin. Biy STANDING OF CLUBS CLUBS- Little Rock Chattanooga Mobile ew Orleans NuhT1l1. Birmingham Memphis ATLANTA CTOTM Boston Cleveland Chicago York St.

Louis Detroit Philadelphia. National aco CLUBS- Vf New York 1 Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati PttUburr St Louis BotteA Brooklyn Bn USieb B. in. Lest. PC Po IT 750 CI7 IS 444 us ISO 141 OTHER RESULTS American At Kansas City Minneapolis 3.

At Milwaukee 1. St. Paul 10. At Columbus O. Indianapolis 9.

At Toledo 3 Louisville 2 Oglethorpe Wins Pitchers' Battle. at Ponce de Leon i to Wingo Fans Thirteen Batsmen. fly Stab TllekaU. Oglethorpe university defeated the Vanderbilt Commodores at Ponce de Leon yesterday In a hard fought game 1 to 0 Wingo was In great form and held the Commodores In check at all stages. Red fanned thirteen and allowed only tour widely scattered hits.

Reed started in the box for the Commodores and held the Petrels until the sixth when they tallied the only run of the game. He walked Mason. Hope sacrificed hum to second. After Wlneo fouled out Warwick singled sharply to left. scoring Mason.

This ended the scoring but it was enough to spell defeat for the Commodores. The Star. Captain Hope caught his usual steady game for the Petrels anti' se cured one of Oglethorpes five hits. Mason played a good game at short. handling several hard chances cleverly.

Berryhill at short did the best work for Vandy. This little fellow was the life of the whole team and played splendid ball. He led the hitting with two blngles Hagan. In center field. also performed well.

fielding nicely and securing- one of Yandys tour hits. Oglethorpe plays the Clemson Tigers at Ponce do Leon next Monday and Tuesday and two great games are expected. In the two games already played with the Tigers at Clemson the Petrels broke even. winning the first 3 to 2 and losing the second I to 6 The box ore is as follows The Box Score. outs.

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pa a. 4 a I I 40010 Kilnefcrf p. 40111 natallct 4 5 I 0 Hsoulerib. 40011 tIatcbalr 4 0 0 1 niWte 3t 400 AnUiooyJk 30030 Rndp 30013 r.rf 00000 Score by innings Vanderbilt Oglethorpe U' 0 434 7 R. 000000000 0 020 001 000 1 Summary Innings pitched by Ralnel 6 by Reed 2 Struck out by Wingo 13.

Reed 2 by Ralnts 1 Bases on balls oft Wingo 1 oft Reed 1 Sacrifice hits. Hope. Stolen ba es Warwick Hope 2 Johnson Berryhull. Time 1 40 Urn plre Smith. Buy Liberty BM NATIONAL LEAGUE Braves 4.

Dodgers Brooklyn. May 1 Boston broke the tie for seventh place in the National league by defeating Brooklyn today 4 to 2 Muffs of tiles by Hlckman and Johnston paved the way for Boston's runs in the fifth and sixth. Two hits and' a sacrifice fly gave the Braves one more in the ninth. Brooklyn rallied In the last inning scoring two runs on three singles and Kelly's error. Score by innings H.

E. Boston 000 on 001 4 9 1 Brooklyn 000 000 002 2 5 2 Batteries Ragan and Henry Marquard Orlner and M. Wheat. Cubs 5 Pirates 3. Chicago May 1 After three postponements on account of inclement weather Chicago and Plttsburg met in the final game of the series today and Chicago won to 3 The locals bunched hits In the opening Inning and took an early lead.

Merkles home run into the left field bleachers In the third scored the winning- run. The fielding of Deal and a double play started by Caton were features. James Archer. a former veteran of the Chicago club now with Plttsburg. was presented with a chest of silver by friends.

Score by Innings R. H. E. Ptttllburg 100 101 000 3 7 0 Chicago 301 900 Olx 5 8 2 Batteries Carlson. Jacobs and Schmidt Vaughn and Killlfer Cards 2 Red.

1. Cincinnati. May 1 The hitting of llornsby was the deciding factor in St. Lou IK' ten-inning victory over Clncfti- natl today. Hornsby scored Baird with a double In the fourth Inning and in the tenth he led oft with a three-bag- get and scored on Cruises sacrifice fly.

Cincinnati found difficulty in bunching their ten safe drives. It was Liberty Loan day and the players of the Cincinnati team subscribed Manager Mathewson leading with the' purchase of 10000 worth of bonds. Several thousand dollars' worth were sold to spectators' by a committee of ladles. Score by Innings. R.

H. E. St Louis 000 100 000 1 2 1 Cincinnati 000 003 000 0 1 30 2 Batteries May and Gonzales. RIles and Allen. Yew Tork XVet ground.

Boy Llktrty Ki JOE JACKSON NOW IN DRAFT CLASS ONE Greenwood. C. May 1 Jos Jack. eon. star outfielder of the Chicago American league club has been takr out of class four of the draft and placed In cla one.

it was announced after a meeting' here today of the district draft board for the western district of South Carolina. Jackson reg. istered at Greenville Cleveland. Ohio. May' 1 This Is the first I have heard about Jackson being placed In Class 1.

said Manager Rowland of the world champion Chicago Americans tonight when. shown the dispatch. The real game is being played over there and no one loses anything when one of hl associates Joins Uncle Sam's forces on the fight. Ing line. Owner Comlkey is giving 10 per cent of his earnings to the Rod Cross and I know.

I voice his sentiments as wen as my own when I say we SIS glad to have White Sox representative fighting with the allies it this war" Jackson had received no notice of his toeing changed to Class and left with the team for Detroit tonight. I have but one alternative. said Jackson. and that Is to do anything I can for my gpvernment. them by the box and always' have them by 5 31.

HIR9CH. Atlanta Distributor GRIFFIN GKO. CO. Grlfm Distributor. Locals Open Series in Mobile Typographical Error in Crane Story Wednesday Morning.

Sam Crane thtl brilliant fielding shortstop whom the Crackers have been after for some time. wilt report to Manager Frank at Mobile this morning and Jump Into the game at abort la the afternoon. Crane was located by The Constitution at his home In llarrlsburg. Pa. and it was exclusively announced In Wednesdays Constitution that Crane would leave for Mobile on that date.

A typographical error In Wednesdays Constitution Crane meeting Manager dark Griffith. of the Washington Americans in Philadelphia on IJrlday This should have read Wednesday Crane should now be touts to dull- t6wn- Play Bears Four Gnatea. The Crackers open a game e- with the Mobile Beats in Oulltown today the series concluding with Sun days game there. The Bears will nd the Crackers considerably tough- meat on this occasion than when au tfj wui uc uruugnt IO a lose with two games- with the Birmingham Barons in Birmingham on Monday and Tuesday. the locals coming home next Wednesday playing Nashville four games Memphis three games and Little Rock four In the order named.

By the time they return home the Crackers should be adjusted and work- Ing smoothly with all the acquisitions and familiar with their team mates. Then the march to the top of the heap will begin. Buy USSVIY Jt WHERE THEY PLAY TQDAJ' th ey visited Poncey last week. The road trip will be brought. to Southern Atlanta is Mobile Birmingham in It.

O. R. In Chattanooga Memphis In Nashville. American Learns. Phil a.

Its N. Y. Washington In Boston. Chicago in Detroit Cleveland In' St. Louis.

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tb al. two- bue 4 as 11 rna Stre lPhone Lady Every it i tocrek IIt le tI tiYOUDg frand t. he. alth I tk fJmp 1red. I 1 I 11.

arte.1 with. elderly ou 1M I rm fn i i Ii le. cap ulu. POll on I bfttl re backachel rheumatllmlum ba afthe lll otft orla rn mt a I PA tlJ- I u. rt :1 iu j1 t'f ne.

JU r. y. D1Mu to YIa1t1 i to all 70 II Cvre4. tlln ll. Mm.

ii I 11 I ec 7 Prl t' RT W. 9l Eta bllhM It It N. st. Nat. k.

At. G. hit 1gflatureithtw Ir' e4 gamea FIRSl GAME. The Box See I. B.

110 II NA8B. r. II. pot. Mois sIlaIsnca.

1 P11b 1 I OBdenIf ttt ortmmn It KutnDaD1 111 walloba I 1 itJI1IoI7u. I' I I' ThiiI I 1 1 I WJd2MuDn. 1 I e. st 1 ONeIl1c. 1 II 1.

I BsziOiiitp OOnbal1 1. fetch. i1 TI tala xBattd toe eeatur is qbtlo Score by inning. it. LIttle Rock 103 400 000-Nashville 000000 4 Errors grrl lhltfi I f1JIa ctaa i.

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is i i on. bra Innln 1 000 2-2 3 Ifur N0 a 8r. vWtlnf Cehdedru IItru 4. ba. II 2.

2:00. Though i bllel lr leb ol hi Seo. BHue r. a. r.

b. a. f. 3 0 0 I B. rf I 1 0 McDocalt13b.

I 0 0 A 0 11 lterflselLlb. I 0 0 1 Thiflcuit 3 0 I 0 namuII I 0 0 4 I lIoutln Ihr1. 4 I 1 I 0 3 it 0 II f1ut b. 4 0 0 3 SOl 3 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 1 liawoflbe I 0 0 5 3 Pond. I 0 0 a 5 3 Tnt 4 57 000-0 1 Sum ErrOTII I hit ballell.

3 2 pitch Id by 7. Buy a-- I IN ATlANTA TODAY I clrcleaof tile a se- Ivy I lies I warrl r. t. th I co s. I I Anybo I I.

Uhny Harold tiltotca I a hr lot 851 elri io Yeport O. I lto6-J Ck Bla 1II1 Eddie sly I WEUOVERHERQU TA ay clal- heDart LI t- ou er ao aubaerlpJoft SkeltoDDd lrlnl' et. 1" Itiffr Ra I Lo alA to I tr ck th IBIG FOR RACE DRIVERS. I SO I Sou.th- I Sweep8t kes. ich IIweepf1 takes I J.

widest orlda ann 1KIced Stakes r8 a nd TIa lsRa. lo tor a f' tv tf ruT clt aihl ft tf I ydr rlc a' fneosi comparing a matinee driver" with the rough type of professional Bay B. t-- TECH GAMES 1. ab on 1p Ge gl WI lulNi fe bolld eolof th In. detea olharm ab o9t omg6 I astlcover I rr te lIr a Th 1 ebtaaC itsh e.

fIOt atd th tr- rm the lis B. B. I lr rt mei plaY aluonat Ph. fc nt Jr i tI ne i arti rI of tel' olnt. a IU.

tJL am j' MATHEWSON MAY GO- FRANCE SHORTl Christy Y. 1. A. to- ew hllideolsion Fish th re" I will just lopln Buy B.sd.--- I I Walter John on U. Washh gton I a II' Roll.

6 000-0 Johnson Mays Ibdl. iton R. H. E. 00 5 il0 6 ctcotte O'Neill.

30 e. Wlth th Sillier bln ofta rof 2tbeOJf ry ne and' rUM. In re- ore 4 8 Batteries S. Rain. Buy Llhlt1 BIIft t-- I I Seutbera Lean.

i LI eu Won. 7fo I 9 4 no i I 4 tsw Orle 861 7 4GZ I 400 I 1 II OH American Learol' Won Lost. Pc 1 :1ru.4 1 I 100 e. 8 1 41 WahIII rt ll 7 417 4 400 2 2ac I 21 I NIU Won Lo 11 1 "U'I a ne 1a I Ii I uia I BroOklrn io 12 I i I I Aeiatiea Kan. Minneapolis.

I A 3L 2. t' c- i i I I WINGO BLANKS THE COMMODORES I 0- ns ietllA Commodores 0. was aUtage tnn ld st. se- 1) Yand alrea ore S. lie poIJorlr 0 0 0 0 4.

3 I 0 1 3 Ral1 Jlr 4 0 0 0 I I 13 2 RaInr1P. 1 1 1 :1 OIL 3 0 1 0 4 0 0 I lIfomlb 3 0 I 5 Wilhltslb 4 0 0 1 1 1 3' 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 JobooooSb 3 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 Total 1 0 27 12 Total. 4 24 000 000 0000 1 Summary-Innings 6. 2. byWlngo liy I.

1. 1. hit. 2. :40.

Soy 8. I I tie. 2. th R. 4 2 Began 3.

rt club 3 0 301000 5 The Clnc er IIc red Crul e' 3 000001 8-1 I May P1illad York-Wet Buy BI. S. Joe. tak class This 1 tlt I aSloe ates war. Jack on 1 hb gt nf I ih gove ment.

Buy I SAMnRANEJmN CRACKERS 10 DAY b.ile1pographickErtor StoryWegnesday Crane. rllllanttl atMobUe liame atahort COD tltU- exctu lyely Wedne. days th Itavefor nthatdat. errorln hWCriDe Pbl1 deTph1aon tday. Wedne l4a en tot wn.

G. four me aerie InGulltoWn withSun da gl TI1e Deariwlll tlnd er they ek. be IIInJOtUt mRriCe lslnthfh Crack rs djustedand Ingsmoothly tts topot Buy B. League. In Plus.

Bost Ve1and t. N' Pltt1burr. cu 8ine' whi li pla Sing1eRoornwithoutbaiz a. ani 300 00 to Parl r. 1400 Square BroldWl144th th the NewYorkuodal actiriti dOl Hot 1 Sl-- TJr A.

THEATE Sou erDerII I. Dlrre Gr. te1. Y. Hot 1.

GHOTEi. WEBSTER oWed 41 Sc. NewYk 1 oIatJ. quictat IUeobJ 01 New. yortJ Ii trnIqwi Wdm 1II aat8.

bee1 51 1- nte. ZSI oM a i. Iio UI I wJIoe rg FOYHOTEL if Op AprllzotJa. Ire et at. for 5 WOOD rletur ATI NTIOvrrr u.

C' 0' c. 6 CQ 1 Co Ci and en J1 Ets the I wr fl tropolls I iJq 6J IYlLJE LAUlJ I I ERTsi P141 CRANE fi fi I I 1 Three fl. aeilfIee tch. iEame por ontll hit Jj pkllUp. he i t.

th4 1 4 1. mid i The Bo e. 4 I 0 1 7 1 I- Picinich. e. 3 0 0 8 2 0 p.

2 0 0 0 3 1 0 fi a 24 12 8 ORLBAN- 0 4 2 1 0 0 2 2 4 32 271S 4. pitches. 2. 1:4 thebox flo55. stEli.

s. 1. 1 1 Orahazfl1b. 20010 1ttea71b. 1 PbtsnlO I I I 4 0 0 1 4 3 1 1 1 0 4 0 lQS3ifllZzlnac.

loefI 0 0 0 104 pe I 0 0 5 Lolnaiap 1 0 0 9 4 so 8 14 i emphis hits. 2 ci. ar th i ij I 1 4 CornerWhltehall MabamaSecond to II and Ii i i Ip Por 5. thein- a 0i get I yonare I I I I I a I Ci onCe. I I ice 1 I a I 1.

t---- lV4 SLepp. IFS Back. Atlasta. 4. hmIng fsatur ttktWpoorlpliyed evs sbakpos NASH hrbpaa 45131 5 C3OBdsozf.

40 5 Wslkalt 4 I I I I IIOST1i. 4 I flTaLtf 3IllIfliirta. 41115 a sle I 4 5 CIlSSEclciyU. 55315 34W1ac2b. I 5151 BrCcke Sal 6 I I I Muralsp 45514Pacthrp 155.5 I 155.5 15 0 1 IT 11 TeIIt 15 I 2 11 Dgtar 4bth 2 7 a.

o. h. pa a. NASH. sb r.

so. a. Moesd 3 5 0 3 Ellsnsa I I 5 4 2 0 0 3 5 0 2 4 4 WalshIb 0 0 6 5 ISiSIMarsUsU. 351 5 4 5 4 lucvp 5009 0 0 51 Il 1-1 toEl- 6 3 Breit nstein IBstrc 0 0 I Southwtkrf LWUttd I 0 1 hnoeiis 4 OCo1eiunc. 3 3PrndLa.

iii Tetoh Summary-Errors rail. 6 Ditched 1:41. Llbsri Bests--- tu Lu Luxs Siiy lea Antonio 0 Sy Ubiy Studs- l295.Jck lSlO-3aok 5.54- Speclat TIee roe. Granta I 1 i I BI a han- I In- Jr. to drive Charly W.

Tways Ilaynes. society will have an Opportunity of Ube I- col- 2000 Studs- All thepark outthat. delplsiaar 5 4 Is. I atlona1s 2 1 x. i couldconvince fo th 1 I I I I ant I I I A Sexo.

I ii i 3 I 1 Maya' 0 a I a I 5 With 9 I ove that 2. th fly score th 3 I 01 few Seeds-- I I ISTANDING 1 9 1 71 0 0 il 7 5 4 56 45 2 4 40 5 I 21 3 57 7 i 11 3 70 6 7 4 03 0 4 80 0 Hew 2 Wasbingtea 0 40 1 25 17 League. Lost He 51 6 71 a 4 11 7 01 4 44 StLiulj 4 31 I Ii 14 I 5545 I 3 0 3. 5. aw V1NGOBLANKS Wingo a a a a A i i 6.

eore r. II. r. 4 0 Baileylt. 4 4 5 0 1 1.

4 3OlOSltcctp. 25 bases 1:40 Seeds- 4 After Scorebylnnings RHE LoUis' 2 Buds- DRAFTCLASS an his Pe ea 1 gn Buythembthebox Atlanta CRACKERSTODAY Typographical th ger nd he ion nd er his rane ise concludingwithSun ay's Ponceylast Buds- It DtrnitCleveiasd I 1 700withBath L2 PsrIorBedroomsn4bth IN CENIE1S I' jtIe ladisuspriags. ant. 4 ShERWOOD ATLANTIO CITY. jj IAgIgdstandan1f1QxcdIflcI I- CometoAt1antlcCftysel.