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Travelers Go Down Before Crackers in First Game 6 to 1 VP v. oranHits Home Run Two Scores and Cable Continues Stealing Bases Rock Made Five Brand Atlanta Three Due to Cold Weather-Ben Tincup Demonstrated How to. Stretch Singles Into Doubles. Just by way of showing them a thing or two the Crackers took Little Rocks Trawlers Into camp at Pone Leon park Monday afternoon. and left them i- at ill nd of eight and one-half Innings.

holding tightly to th little end of a to I score. So much for the game. Although the Cracker made three V' errors ptPMpa du to the cold weather. which was anything but conducive to balls sticking where they should. Little Rock out them.

totalling nv bones. On the other hand Roy Moran forged to the front with a horn run i- and everybody was doing It In the bit. ting lines. In spite of the fact that RobT Inson. on the mound for the visitors 1 was said to be one of Little Rocks best beta.

as a hurler. Frank sent Pflfer Fullenwlder In th box for the Crack rs with Cy Perkins behind the bat. and thp two performed in the most acceptable fuh- Jon. th latter ver misting a chance for a putout Tw. Rues la First.

5 Atlanta began th game with two scores In the first Inning. while Little Rock was held until the eighth scoreless on run being brought in then. chiefly through the ability of Ben Tincup th Indian. to run about as fast as th average streak of lightning. In the first Inning.

Cable the first man up. fanned. Reilly walked- and when Roy Moran pounded a home run clear under th score board In centerfield both scored. McDonald and Bridwell. next Up.

went out. The Crackers scored again In the fifth inning Reilly getting to first when Chapman dropped the ball after three strikes. After recovering. Chapman proceeded to throw the ball over Stevenson' head. i Moran hit In front of the plate and beat it out to first.

Tex McDonald. next sacrificed. Covlngton to Stephenson. and Uridwell grounded to Robinson th latter catching Reilly in a chase between third and home with Moran on third. Reilly went back and touched third forcing Moran.

When Chapman i let a. ball get past him Reilly scored. Travelers Score One. In the first halt of the eighth. Tthcup shot a double to right field.

It would not have been anything more than a Ingls If not for the speed of the In dlan who raced around to second almost before the ball had quit falling. When Kennedy singled. Tincup' scored. Th Crackers were bound to sew things up in the latter part of the eighth inning. Bridwell was safe on Stephenson's error.

Mayer beat out one to first and Jake Munch was safe t4f on an error by Stephenson. The latter caught the throw. but did not have ibis foot on the bag. Perkins hit a sacrifice fly. to left field and Dridwelt scored on the throw- illW- When Harold Cable hit a long sin- gl to left.

both Mayer and Munch scored. Cable had' not stolen any bases up' until this Urn. and was bound to get through with his record Intact and so Immediately stole second and then third. Little Rock attempted to come back jfl th ninth inning. but was unable to do after Fullenwelder had gotten out of a slight wildness which kept.

him from putting them exactly over during the first few Innings. Up until the eighth Inning only four hits had been garnered off the Atlanta i pitcher two coming in the eighth and two in th ninth. Pitcher. About Ere iigbt hits were alto gathered from Robinson and hi game was practically the as lder although the latter. had more support and Lit- tie Rock failed to hit when the hit- tjng was most needed.

In the last halt of the fourth in nlng Covlnlton on first. made a miss play allowing Fullenwelder to get safe on first according to Umpire OTooles decision. Covington immediately started an argument with OToole. during the course of which he threw his glove down and was banished from his place. come back the game to tailed at 3:30 o'clock.

With just two more games tore the Crackers hit the road for a long tour. they will be more than interesting. Inasmuch as Captain Toni and his bunch are making-them good. The flax Score. ATLANTA ah.

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2b 0 1 2 1 0 Reilly 4 2 1 I 2 2 Moran It 4 1 1 0 1 McDonald. rt 1 0 1 1 0 0 BrtdwelL Sb 3 1 0 4 S. 0 Mayer cf 1 1 Munch. lb 4 9 00 Perkins. I 0 1 Ii 1 0 vslder.

4 0 0 0 2 0 Totals 34 Ii 21 9 3 LITTLE ROCK- ah r. h. po. a. e.

Welr. If 0 1 2 0 0 Tlneup. rf I I 0 0 CoYtngton lb 1 II 0 3 0 1 Stephenson. 1 a 0 3 0 2 Manning. 4 A 3 1 Kennedy.

lb A 1 0 Yardiei. cf 2 0 0 :4 0 0 Starr. 2t 4 Chapman 4 0 2 4 0 1 Rabtason. 4 II I 0 3 0 KIOV ana oanisf th game. Stephenson taking 1 The Travelers promise to in this afternoons encounter.

1 Totals SS 1 24 1 Scor. Innings- It. Atlanta 200 010 osx Little Rock 000 000 010 1 Summary Two-base hit. TlncQ home run. Moran double play.

RIM- well to Cable to Munch Innings pitch ed. by Pullenweider S. or Robinson i struck" oat. by Full nweld 4 by Rob. boon 2 4 ases on balls.

off. ullen welder 4 off blB on sacrifice hits. McDonald and Perkins stolen bases Cable 2 Weller passed ball. Chapman. Time.

1:50. Umpires. Hart anAOToole. Lookouts Win 6 to 3. Chattanooga.

Tezin. May 14. Al though Bacon allowed ren bases i balls wa steady with men onbu. and Chattanooga dlfeated Memphis today. to I.

In th fifth Inning the Lookout batsmen got to' Hot for five hits. Both teams fielded well. Th Bz MEM. b. CHAT.

h. r. h. M. i CniUwn 16.

I 1 titter Ib. rd. 1 tjtnr tf. VJOJT Bntchlct 4944 sf Br ltrf Onir. Sb.

En it. Bc aB xDooua 714 Mil 34 11 IT IS 4 for Rail lo lb. WI. Score by Innings R. H.

E. Memphis 002 000 010 It 1 Chattanooga 001 040 OOx 11 1 Summary Errors. BeaU Hyatt' two- has hit Manila stolen bases Hyatt Oraff sacrifice tilts. Hoyt. Sylvester Sheehan left on bases.

Memphis I. Chattanooga bases on balls off Hoyt 1. oft Bacon struck out by Hoyt 2 by Bacon 4. Tim 1:80. Umpires.

Zerin and Moran. Mobile Wins One 3 to 2. Mobile Ala. May 14. Mobil won a 13 game from Nashville today.

Burke. scoring the winning run when Street dropped KauUmn throw to the plate. The score was to 2. Pleh pitched splendid for' Mobile. as did both Decatur and wen.

for Nashville. Th MOBILE as. La cf. D. 3 II 4 Ootzi.

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2 WeUi. p. 3 S- a 311 0 014 Totals 88 3 12114 44 211X3714 I On out wIzin wlnnls iru nod. Score by Innings RH E. Nashville 000 000 101 000 0 10 3 Mobile 100 000 010 000 1 3 8 1 Summary Errors XauttmD Korea.

Street two-base hits. Mulligan O'Brien 3 sacrifice hits. Mulligan 3 Watt 2 Sheehan sacrifice flies. Burke 2 Kauttman stolen bases. Mulligan 2.

Govln. Baker Kauffman double play. Mulligan to Watt pitching record. 6 hits with 2 runs in I S-S innings off Decatur two out. two' on when re lieved 2 hits with 1 run in 3 in nings off Wells struck out.

by Pish I by Decatur bases on balls. Off Pleh 1 off Decatur S. off Wells I left on bases Mobile 11 Nashville Time. 2:25. Umpires Morgan and Chestnutt.

urt dries scheduled. If game NATIONAL LEAGUE Cub. BM Boston. May 14. The masterly pitching of Douglas held Boston batsmen to two infield hits- today.

Chicago winning to O. The success of the visitors marked the first appearance here of Fred Mitchell. the. former local coach. as manager of.

the Chicago team. Douglas pitching performance was nearly perfect. Boston runners reached first base only three None reached second base. Before the game Boston players gave Manager StaUlngs and his bride of a week a wedding present of silver and cut glass and to Manager Mitchell a silver tea service. Score by Innings RH E.

Chicago 001 002 003 I 12 1 Boston 000000000 0 2 1 Batteries Douglas and Wilson Rudolph and Cowdy. Philadelphia Wins. Philadelphia. May 14. Philadelphia mixed hits and good base running with errors by burg in the ninth in rung today and won.

I to 2. Baird was sent to the club house by Umpire Byron for kicking on a called strike. Score by Innings RHE Plttllbure 010 001 000 2 9 4 Philadelphia 001000002 3 9 1 Batteries Jacobs and Fischer Alexander and Kllltter. New Yrk First. New York.

My 14. St. Louis won the opening game of Us serfes with New York here today. 3 to 1. In ten innings.

An or by Fletcher and liornsbys single scored for St. Louts In the fourth. The locals tied the score in the ninth on a pass to Burns. a. stolen base and Heuo.

single. Sallee replaced Anderson in tbe taath and the winning run was scored off him. Score by innings RH St. Louis 000 100 000 2 8 I 0 New York 000 000 001 0 1 I 2 Batteries oak and Snyder Ander- son Sallee and Rarlden. MeCarty.

Reds Be Hits. a 2. Brooklyn. May Cincinnati beat Brooklyn. 3 to 2.

today by bunching three hits off Cadore in the sixth and eighth Innings. This was Brooklyn's seventh straight defeat. Wheat's batting was the feature. Score by innings RHE Cincinnati 000 to 010 1 Brooklyn 000 011 100 4 I 0 Batteries Toney and Wlngo Cadore. smith and Meyers.

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rt8 4 Teeth Your ttat har you 1250. 4 iAlJvWORK GUARANTEED TEN YEARS. Th Old Rllbl ATLANTA DENTAL PARLORS j2 i WSMS LEAGUE Win 3 to-2. Gadsden. Ala- May 14 Special.

Dowdy's hit to deep cuter broke up an inning game with. LaQranga giving Tri another victory. to I. It was a pitchers' duel between Hoi llngsworth and Long. and eadhjnilled out of more than one hole.

LaGrange Bayed tight ball. Tie hitting of Dowdy and Bowfloin also was a fea lure. The Dk too eat wtMD wtnalsf Score by innings LaGrange 601 001 000 00 2 Tri 000 200 000 01 Summary Errors Dowdy 1. Long three-base hits. Anderson.

Dowdy- two- bass hits. Dowdy. Broth sacrifice hits Bsnvlhle Anderson stolen bases. Smith. Matthews double play Brook to Park.

er to Smith base on balls oft Hollingsworth 4 off Lung struck out lngston. Rome Downs. Anniston. Anniston. Ala.

May 14. Special. By a ninth-Inning rally' Rome took th firstgam of the' series here this aft. ernoon from the AnnUton Mouldera. The hitting of-Alexander for Borne and the up work of Watson and Cashlon.

for Anniston. featured Ui game. The effort to stop Rom swat- test. by substituting Mloil in th ninth failed- to enable Anniston to overoome their lead and th local fans went away disappointed at losing what seemed to an easy victory. The Rex-- Score.

Total. Score by inning Rome 202 000 014 Anniston 100 024 000 7 Summary Error- Donaldson. Tol. bert. Benedict Ridley.

Cauhlon Smith 2 two hits. Alexander Christenberry innings pitched" by NolUy 8 by fickle 1 struck out by Nolley by Ridley Si bases on balls. oft Nolley. off RS13 sacrifice hit. Couch stolen bases.

Dotlaldon Tolbert Pond- Castella. Lacy. Kelley wild pitches. Nolley 1. Ridley 1 hit by pitched ball by Nolley 2.

Time. 2:30 Umpire Vickery. Tallcr4ega Defeats in. Talladega Ala. May 14" Special In on of the longest and hardest fought games seen on the local field the Tigers defeated Matthews' bunch from Griffin this afternoon.

thegame going for thirteen innings. ending 6 to 4. Tile Jonnard twins. formed the Tigers' battery. Jonnn1 pitched a beautiful game of.

ball but had support Th whole infield seemed to have an off day especially Manager Goose tree at short The tram should have never gone for extra Innings for In the ninth. with two down. Wingfield received an easy grounder but heaved high to first a man scoring on th throw. Vtrett batted for Jonnard In th twelfth and pitched th thlr- Utnth inning. ITNeaI.

who 1111 beta warming the bench lately played a stellar game In the left field. The Box BCCT Vf. 0- as. WCIUonlb5 4 ld. 184 1 Eltthcf.

41 now lb. on 5" 4 TJonnaid to. S. AJonnvtt 4444 Vsrehp 1 0 44 thrhpe Oonclolt1. 44.

1 1 3 lb. I 11 Wtldnm. Do Flyna. U. 4411 r.

rf-lfc a 1 1 leoldnl. I 1 rt. MaUtmna I 4 a 4 an. 4 1 1 I 2 II 4123111 tT I It Score by innings Griffin 001 000 Oil 001 0 4 Talladega 010 000 010 101 1 5 Summary Errors. Flynn.

Jenkins I Matthews. 6 McClel Ian 2 Wlngfleld two-base hits WaMron ONeal. Flowers Hansen. Ooos tre innings pitched by Jonnard 12 with 11 hits and 1 run by Verrett. 1 Inning.

1 hit. no runs struck out by Robertson S. by Jonnard 6 bases on balls oft Robertson 1. off Jonnsrd 1 sacrifice hits. Flowers.

Jenkins flesh stolen bases Waldron. Griffin 2 Jenkins McClellan passed ball. 1. Jonnard hit by pitched ball by Robert- son Wtngfield Time 2:30. Umpire Larocqus STANDING OF CLUBS Club New Orlns ATLANTA BtrmlnrTn Clbattanga Memphis.

Little Rk hTlIle. Mobil. arn i WL pc. 2210 IS 406 112 914 1 IS SIC IS 17 449 14 IT 46 13 20 214 251 Booth Atlantic w. PC.

sten 17 4 210 Columbia. 14 7 Tackone 13 611 Augusts IS Macon 713 850 Columbus 4 IS 183 Georgia-Alabama. Clubs- W. PC. Tri AoclctoB.

Griffin. Cot 444 UI oo I uue. wTL. PC. New York.

12 414 Chiea o. 1 4T PhlUdels 13 8 604 Boston. I 10444 Cincinnati. 425 Ptttaburc. I IT UI Brooklyn.

14 241 Dixie Club MoultrIe. 717 Iufaula. I 141 Jnbri Ir In Tlttoa. 4 5 81 Qultm. 272 WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY au Little Rock la Atlanta.

Memphis la Chatts. Nssbyills In Mobil WhIm la Nw OrUaas. Srath AilaaUe In. Columbia. Macon to Columbus.

Charleston In Jacksonville. National Pittsburg In Phlladera. Chicago in Boston. St. Louis In New Tork.

Clucieti In Brooklyn. America Lean WuhtOll I Detroit. Phlladela in Chicago. sw York in St. Louis.

Boston In Cleveland. That afflicts many peoplejust at this season. If you are easily fatigued. It you thud your appetite falling- and are gradually losing your energy and a feeling of weakness and lassitude Is creeping over your entire body do not disregard natures warning signal. These symptoms mean that you are about to succumb to the Impurities that.

have been accumulating In. your system au winter clogging up your blood' supply rendering you totally unfit for the Important change' In sea sonsabout' to take place. It la that you give your general housecleaning that you purify your Wood end cleanse Utile Rock Shows isr 5t- But Nothing Extra Someone Has Blundered in Doping the Travelers as Fastest Club in League. Judging Game. It th glimpse Atlanta tan.

were rivenof Little Rocks team Monday afternoon was a fair one then some- one has blundered in the- advance dope. because the aggregation which faced Charlie Frank' pennant contenders at Ponce UottdAr afternoon was far from even a first division class squad. Before the opening- of the 1917 Southern. league season. and even after' it was will under way reports from all sides were.

that Manager Starr had gathered' together a team that hid it. on the rest in the league aboutsix thousand miles. His pitch- In taUwu said to be the strong' sL his infield the. fastest and hi outfield the surest 0" any in Father hs Collar and that was going The team which laced the Cracker i Monday was not a first division one It is true although the Travelers may comeback today and Wednesday with a flash which will entirely turn things around i eoaue such Is hesabell. On the other hand.

Manager Starr himself admits that he is badly crippled with men on tfa hoipltal list and that this speed merchants have been handicapped during the last several days with shifted and hard luck strokes. Have Alt. Atlanta has now had a chance' to look at every teatu in the. rue and although there ar om which have' almost their playing strength since met by the Crackers It Is- pretty safe to say that the fans hero' have seen and hays judged that theirs is a team by no means anything but a first-class organisation and with only one other in the league. that can go it one better at the present time.

New Orleans and Birmingham seem the only ones that can travel In Cracker circles while the others have been so far outshone during. the last two weeks of play that Old Man Alibi has had about the busiest session he ha seen in a long while. Chattanooga is badly torn- up. as Is Memphis and Nashville while officials of the Mobile club are said to be seriously considering a with a string of defeats behind them which has knocked Mobile baseball enthusiasm into a cocked- hat. The Champion Volunteers looklike anything but champions and the Lookouts have flunked.

until Kid 'Elberfeld is reported to be standing on his left ear although that Is anything- but II. strenuous- way for' the Kid to- express his displeasure and consternation at the way things are going. Charlie Is Charlie rank is the only manager in the league who has hid very little trouble with his organisation. Prank carefully chose his team the first of the season weeded out those who would not fit and then sent the Crackers In to build where they lacked. As a re sult he has had no flashes in the pan and has also been exceptionally lucky so far.

as injuries to his players Is concerned. At the present writing Atlanta is un- tlonahly holder of second place trailing the Pelicans. who have had one of the luckiest ant taost consistent streaks of winning. that has been- at tacked to a. Southern.

league team' in some1 time. Birmingham third. Chattanooga fourth with Memphis Little RocK. Nashville and Mobile crowding down along th bottom. If Pranks organization can do as" well after it leaves her.

Wednesday for a long road tour. then Atlantans can ask nothing better in the way of a ball club and it safe to say that the Crackers will be crowding the pennant winners at least. DIXtE LEAGUE Tiftea Downs fla1nbvlde. flainbnldge. Ga.

May 14. Special. Bainbrldge lost a hard-fought pitchers' battle to TUton this afternoon mainly through the effective pitching of Eptlng. who struck out ten batters. Faulkenberrys failure to se the last end of a double play gave Tlfton the Winning run.

Holt and Newton lead in hitting while Bells catch In left was the fleldinp feature. Score by- Innings RH E. Tifton. 110000000 6 4 Balnbrldge 001 000 000 1 6 3 Batterie Eptlng and Holder Pearce and Barrow. Time.

1:44. Umpire Faulkenberry. Summary. Two-base hits. Holt t.

Newton. Fox worth sacrifice hits. Lamotte Armansl earned runs Tifton 1 struck out by Pearce 2 by fipting 10 bun on ban. off Pearce 2 off Eptlng I wild pitch. Pearce hit batsmen Ep- tin.

1 Barrow double plays Llttman to Holt to to Llttman to Qilllland to Holt left on. bases. Balnbrldge 7 TlftonM Dtaan Defeats iItsn. Dothan. Alar May' 14.

Special. Dothan defeated Qultman here today. to O. McGoghlln pitched but Watts was wild and Ineffective. Bonifay held Qultman to three hits.

while the Dothan team fielded brilliantly. Score by Innings H. E. Qultman 000 000 000 a I Dothan 000 022 03x 6 I flatteries McGoghlln. Watts and- Rive Bonifay and Taylor.

Summary Two-base hits. Kirk. stolen bases Taylor Emery double plays Spitznagle to Joplin to Kelton bases on balls off Mcuoghlln 3. off Watts a. off Bonifay 2 left.

on bases. Qultman S. Dothan 7 hits. off McOoghiln 2 in 7 Innings off Watts 3 In 1 Inning oft Bontfay 3 struck out byUcGoghlln 4. by Watts 1 by Bonifay I time 1:40 umpire.

Gentle MMltrle Bemfcarfs Kafaal Eufaula Ala. May' 14. BpedaL Moultrie' heavy hitting artillery bom barded two of Eufaulas pitchers for a total of eighteen hits and thirteen runs here today. Mooreand Schuyler robbed of severalt sensation. al The fielding of Newton at short featured for Eufaula.

Score by innings RHE Moultrie 211 on 005 13 IS 2 Eufaula 000000100 1 4 2 Batteries Mosoley and Dominique Wilson. Neilly and Chapman. Umpire. White time. 1:15.

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76 Swift Atlanta Ga adv. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland May J4 Cl veland took game the series from Boston today- to knocking Leonard out of the box in tar innings. KUp ten wa hit hard. hut managed to keep the. hits scattered until the ninth when Bagby replaced him.

Chapman's baa. running and Oraner fielding were features. The former stole tour bases. while Oraners catches. and a throw to the plate robbed Boston of three runs.

SCOT by lnnings RHE Boston 000 lOS 01 1 2 Cleveland afll 101 OOx 7 10 1 Batteri Leonard. Wyqkof and Thomas Klepfer. Bagby and O' llL WlMM ftrsi. Chicago May' 14 Chicago bunched hits in the fifth inning behind SelboloT wildness took a commanding lead over Philadelphia and won the first- game of the series here today. I to 2.

Score by innings RHE Philadelphia 100 000 6 1 Chicago 000 141 OOx 4 Batteries Anderson Selbold. R. Johnson and Schang Russell and Detrvlt Detests a Cesaters. Detroit May 14. Detroit won Another Inning game today defeating Washington a to in 14 innings.

The winning run resulted from doubles by- Burns and Vltt. Roland pitched wen with men on the eases and was aided by three double plays. Score by innings KILL Waehlng-n ISO 000 001 000 00 Detroit .000 101 090 000 01 1 Batteries Dumont Ayers and Ala. smith Boland and Spencer. It St.

Louis. May 14 rw York hit Davenport hard today and aided by misplays defeated dl. Louts to S. Fisher allowed the locals but five hits. He was replaced in the eighth by Russell after he had passed Austin and Sister on eight pitched balls.

Score by innings RHZ New York eio 101 too 4 St. LOUIS 010 053 100 Batteries Fliher Russell and Nunamaker Davenport. Rogers and Seve- rold. SOUTH ATLANTIC JrafcU wasap Attgosta. Columbia S.

C. May 14. Th horn team reached Wilson and Hicks for II bits this afternoon and Columbia. won the last two tatters of tfa game. forcing Chenault to miss the third strike and Fry to roll to Heck.

Harbisons hitting was. a feature. th first baseman hitting a double- triple and horns run. The home run came la the second Inning with Lowe on base and cleared the center field fence. Score by innings RHJ Augusta 002 001 000 Columbia.

140 194 0z If 1 I Batteries Hicks Wilson and "Ebanks Lowe and Fry Ckarl tM Shot Oat. Jacksonville. Pie. May 14. Hodg was in splendid form today and had no trouble in blanking the visitor by the.

score of I. to O. The locals outplayed the league leaders in every de pertxnent of the game. The contest was one of the fastest that has boon played her this year. sad many bril liant plays featured.

Purcell th local club has been suspended for. in different playing. Score by Innings RHE Charleston 900 000 000 0 a Jacksonville 110 ODD Oflr 1 5 1 Batteries TUlmaa andIIolmes Mae a Win. 1 S. Columbus.

Gm May 14. Engman. former Foxrnan came borne today wearing a Tiger uniform. la th second inning he made on of th two home runs for Macon in that inning that tallied four runs and drove Hart from the mound. Macon won the gems 10 to a.

Olson from th New york Americans made his debut as catcher. score by innings RHB Columbus ISO 200 101 14 2 Macon 141 120 100 10 11 3 Batteries Head Hart and- Olson Scott and Connolly. OTHER RESULTS- InteraatUial Lag Buffalo Providence S. Rochester Sv Baltimore 13 Toronto S. Richmond S.

Only three scheduled. AiierieM AsaHstia. Minneapolis 2. St. Paul I No others scheduled.

North Csreilsa Asheville 3. Greensboro S. Winston-Salem 4. Charlotte 1. Durham 6 Raleigh I Texas Lean Dallas f.

Houston's. Shreveport 5. Galveston I. Waco 8 San Antonio 0. Fort Worth Beaumont 4.

Gordon Defeats Lanier High. Macon. Ga. May 14. Special.

La nier High school played Gordon Insti tute hero this afternoon. th game de veloping into a- pitching- duel between Ashley and- Stone Gordon winning 2 to 1. Stone pitched a magnificent genie and had his team- mates used proper Judgment he would have defeated the heavy hitting props. Stone fanned seven gave up- three hit and walked none. Ashley fanned six.

gave up two hits walked three. In the fifth with the bases- full and nobody out tanir rot mixed up on a squeese and had two put out. The next man fouled to third. Score by innings R. Gordon MO 000 110 Looter.

000 001 Ota-- BOWDEN WILL CATCH KITCHENS TO BE RELEASED Chattanooga Term. May 14. Spe cial. Ofanag-er Therfeid today reconsidered his decision to let out Fielder Tim Bowden and Instead placed Catch- er Prank Kitchens on the ineligible 1st Bowden is signed a second catch. en.

He has had experience behind. the bat having worked there for Montyom. cry and formerly with the University of Georgia. HOW TEE ITAIB. Through Mondays Game.

Cracker Pitehiag Re rla. Won. Lost. Pet. Day 4 2 Brennan' 1 1ST Hess 2 1 557 Sheehan I 515 Bressler 2 415 Puhienweider 2 850 AR.

R. H. PCT. Bressler 211 Moran il IS 37 ill Brldwell 1 II SOS Munch 119 17 3C 303 McDonald 131 30 35 SSI Picinlch 6 4 It 2J Mayer-- 122 31 31 34 Perkins iM 2 4 14 250 Brennan 0 3i Cable 56 10 1 S4 Reilly vVi 121 21 2S 240 Fulleijweider It 4 S. 200 Hess 10- 1 2 30 Sheefcan iVifir 1 I M43 LESLIE RAWLINGS Oglethorpe Defeated By Norcross in Game.

On Monday Afaitrioon rua praetiee raise Monday alter. noon the Oglethorpe Petrel wrde' teated by th strong Noreruss team by. the score of to This was th first game the- Petrels have played In. several weeks and there have been several changes made in th up since the last one. Mason was playing first Thompson second and.

Boswell third and Barton has secured a plies in the outerwerka. Norcross scored two runs in the second on a couple of hits an er for and a passed ball. In th fourth Wjngo brother of Ivy Wing. hit a cit. cult cloutand then again In the' sixth Inning on bunched hits and.

errors NOr- cross. scored- three. more markers. Mason-went In for Oglethorpe and the team tightened up behind. him and stopped tb Scoring For NorcrOs Wlngo of O.

it 0. was th star. pitching a great game and keeping his opponents completely at his mercy atall times. Wlngo struck out ninemen and gave up only three scratch hits. He got three hits out of tour times up.

on of them a home run and the other a double that scored two runs. For Oglethorpe dims pitched a good game. but had very poor support ranwild on th bases and stole three ssea Barton robbed Verner Of a sur double by a pretty catch In rightfield. Mason pitched great ball after wont- In lb th seventh inning Nor. ere could not secure a hit off Mm and only-nine men faud him.

He was Corn- pUt. muter of th game while he was on the slab. Score by innhilgsl RH Norcross los 000 7 i Oglethorpe 008 000 000 0 I 4 MgonandlSp CO ala 0 PETE HERMAN WINS. QVERJQHNNY COULON Radne. May 14.

Pete Herman. of New Orleans claimant to the bantamweight championship won from Johnny Coulon In the third round of their scheduled ten-round bout here tonight when th tatters manager threw a towel into the Ting after Coulon had- been knocked down for count of nine. Coulon had regained his feet but seemingjy was unable to continue th fight ho was assisted to his corner and his manager asserted that ie had suffered a. fractured kneecap In the Later he- was carried from the The knockdown resulted from a short left jab to' th law just- as the boxers came out of a clinch. Up to that time there had bn little actual fighting both men relying largely on foot work.

however had landed a few light blows but with no apparent ef fect on his opponent. The weights as announced at the rlngsjd gte Herman an advantage of nine pounds. Otamet Plays at Amateur. Chicago. MT 14 Francis Oulmet.

former national amateur and opengolf champion rated by the United States Golf association as a professional to day accepted an Invitation of the West- ern Golf association to compete as an amateur in the amateur. championship tournament at Midlothian Countryclub ChlcagoTjuly to 14. Th Invitation to Oulmet was extended by unanimous vote of the associations board of director after th board had adopted a new definition of an amateur. Ignoring th ruling of the United States Golf ociatlon. KnoxVlUe.

Tnn Mar 14. This ec- tlon has rp nc during May and the latter part- of April the longest period of cold weather in forty years. At a. Zn. today the thermometer read- in was Si and at 4 p.

m. the official reading 3 the. highest for th day. The lowest reading on the corresponding date last year was IS and the highest 91. Prod and ice formed during Sunday night and vegetation has-been damaged to.

some extent In the. past few days snow has fallen In the Smoky Mountains and hundreds of- cattle face starvation. They had been turned on the. mountain- ranges to graze and are now deprivodof food. Cattle men are making desperate efforts to get feed to them over rough mountain trails.

Agdnxt Fake Economy. Chicago. May 14. Warnlnr that false economy in the presentnational crisis will reseult In stagnation and defeat th alms of the government was voiced before the spring meeting. of tha National Retail Dry Goods association today by John G.

ShedO. head of one of the- largest retail establishments in Chicago. Minister of MtmitIes Statement in Regard Labor Troubles. London. May 14.

The strike Of glneers which has been in progi In various parts of England for Msae' time. has collapsed at many places In the the' northern counties' wh the king' and queen. arrived today for a weeks tour. Work has been resumed generally in Manchester aid southern Lancashire In" Coventry an majority of members of the trades unions denounced the strikes. In many other cen ters men returned to work today.

This was particularly true In Barrow Derby and Alt rincham where the shops ar being operated. as usual today. IA ether places such as Liverpool the men decided to remain bItt la' rd eotap I the government to withdraw the Mil designed to obtain younger- workmen for the army to which th true. take exception. On account of the Op position of the Amalgamated Society Kln trlke.

little en. VS11 It is shown in most places. Dr. Christopher Addlion ml st munitions in a statement dialing with theenglneers1 strike says The people sav he army la Vraac has heaps of shells. Hut that uK th point.

I am glad to say they lave Plenty of shells at the front but these wlka. lly a Unr such things as big guns. tanks and airplane A continuation of the offensive in June depends upon the things that are now being finished in the shops. We have Iqet three weeks over the supply or Important war munitions at Barrow. That will felt later- but whit is belntrheld up now is that which will affect the soldiers in June arid July as they will not.

unless rapid work is re sumed be. able to go forward with that protection from the tanks that. they should have. This is the gravest feature of the whole Dr. Addison dwells further on the tanks saying that they are very pop- iiri7llhith army and that the authorities have considerable difficulty- in supplying them.

and especially In supplying- spare parts. The demand tor the tanks Is so great that the minister recently ordered two thousand tons. of steel-set part weekly for. the building of them. and.

Frederick O. Kellaway the' mlnllltere' representative the' house of- commons. said Monday night that the situation was no more serious than at the end of last week. and. that.

there was round for. hoping. the worst had passed. But reports1 have been received from several centers showing that the strike continues there. although it has been ended elsewhere and is still causing' anxiety.

Statements published In the new papers today- Indicate' that the abstention the strikers from work mak-i worker in STRIKE HAS STOPPED LONDON MOTOR BUSES London- May 14. Only about thirty motor buss were running In the whole of- the metropolitan. area. Monday. and th situation last night showed no signs of growing better.

The Union of Licensed Vehicle Workers. which called the' strike says th manager the. tramways and subways which ar part of th combln con trolling th bulk of London's traffic" yesterday put extra. cars Into the services for. th purpose OX checkmating the strikers.

Harding Paihu Liberty Loan. Minneapolis May I W. P. 0. Hard- governor of th federal reserve bosh.

conf SIS today Wliafe mittees. In charge of th campaign for' raising the' northwest's share of the 000000000 Liberty Loan. At pa mass meeting tonight he pro. dieted that- the entire country would arise to th occasion and the big loan a. nice Excursion to.

New Orleans luii ROCND rnrp i Tickets on sale May to It. Final return limit May II. reservations now via THE WEST POINT ROUTE. BASEBALL TODAY tl vs. Little.

Rock PONCE PS LEON PARK Calomel Today Sick Tomorrow I Guarantee Dodsons Liver Tone- Don't take nasty da erous calomel when bilious constipated headachy. Listen to me I Calomel makes lose II. days work. Calomel Is quicksilver and it salivates calomel injures your liver. It you are bilious feellazy.

Sluggish and all knocked out if your owels are constipated and- your-- heed. aches or stomach is sour lust take a spoonful of bannl Dodsorr instead Of using sickening salivating calomel. Dodsons Liver Tone real liver You'll know it next morning because you will wake up feeling fine your llvr will be your headache and dltxtness gone your stomach wtllb sweet and bowels will feel like working. You'll be cheerful full of vigor and ambition. Tour druggist or dealer sellsyou a cent bottle of Dodnons Liver Tone under my i iriH nai guaravteef that it wilt lean' your sluggish liver-better thanhasty calomel It wont make you sickand you can eat want without being salivated.

Tour I druggist guarantees that cub spoon ful will start your liver clean your bowels and straighten you up by niorn-- lag or you got your money back. Chil. dren gladly take flodsen Liver Tons because it is pleasant. tasting and doesn't gripe or cramp or make Ui sick. r.

I am selling millions of ttles of- Dodsona LlTerTon to people who' have found that this pleasant vegetable liver medicine takes th place of dangerous calomel. Buy one bottle- on my sound rellatol guarantee. Ask your druggist about me. Tb tiatamPABLOth. yoalllike PABLO it over wfclitwty giodnesg.

At any place that sells dtinks Try PABLO today. Ed L. Stager Co. Wholualt Distributor NONALCOHOLIC 0 I- It 4c Ot I. r.

1 Jli1lt' 7' f. it ff iit. Ji Cm ONtf. ft- t10N'- TIaNT1G ft A 1' I 1 1. I.

u. Jri el lisG Ci kets 1 iiatG lDt6 ft i Rtinl llr tTtIJoSCOe8 andCable fColtinues rtfJ tUe trr rs iflincup Ro k' de prk ondu UI thl ho1dIACJllhtly the l' due coldweathr oe tb lnfro 1 td It I rt Un. ntPflfer the cracker. those mo the never R. Dj tt lt LI on.

be tnI' the aInthhy fel Cbl aR ld a the rounded the thlJdo Inthe Ot leen lh il UI On Cdr aouSei 3 atD oeJ sl a I f. Thl IJ th rl 8 fet nlI a rJ ke 1ftJ' I 1 ii 4. wn8. fl tr ll 1b th Ca lt a on acorecL uuBU1 fterit eeccogd 1 Jt the I. so A 1' rnerfd the Plte.

EI ht hltwue flI his i Ue I In. nlnlf lr It rr oIfT J. Immedlat. ely arK11m nt he ii II lve J' the 0 In. a.

encounter. be tlt os Fn aa hw r. mT nd AlLANTA 2. flloran ilf lJ td atf Msysrcf 4 ZOO 1 1 0 0 Ii 83 fi I 1. lb so 4 blaloft.

is 1" 1Iy tmtaR di' Two double pJa7Brfd. l1 I Inilt 1 FuUDweller bases 4. 1 Perklntolen J. I pm ant OToale Win Bto Chltanoo a. Al Ba on seven on he wat here toda the nBs te 11.

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lb4 8 It 1 1 I 0 2 a 1 I I II I 0 0 I 5. 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 ii it ii Oft. It. H. 2 100 3 Summary-Errors.

he ICO 1 t1 un J'B Kuftmani doublePlaYd II fh tf ttin snfri otf re- Inn egu Jt Yo et D. W. en. 1 11. II.

5. Mor an Orleans II. NA ONAL II CaND Bt. tO The ofn ilhit tc tea Dou nearlypertect. onl t.ftr- oIIgel R.

fl 01 000 000.0000 Douglas 4. 1Ia biie ttn fh ti i cc1g I R. E. 2 Phl delpbla 001 3 Jacobs Loses St A errooatT 3'F't ID le. ed la ntn di ln wl oer It.

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111. i tt1bil I I t. tl Dowu' fa 14. the tInt ame tIt. ngr onh rAnt Iro' ft Mlolle the the dlup olnted.

be Des800n. Mia. all. IL a A. NNIOONII r.

LPa a I I 1 I AlaalId lb. a 4 Cullloa. lb. I fl 1 811. I.

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CIIInard. 0 I 10 I. I 4 II 31 11 lit 3. 0---1-5 6M lel. eld io i 1 rc Flowers.

bu 8 PltChed ROtbert :10. I I leaUa Amerleaa I Club W. Pc. 22 10 US Boston. 15 611 i II 13101 New York.

13 511 15 13 Chleaco. 1742 551 11 St. Loul 14 13 611 Cleveland. 16 12 UI Detroit. IS 11411 NUhYIUL.

Whlngn 11113. Phtl4el CI At 1U4 611 Ol 11 175 1 IUni St. U1O US cOn ton. 117 Brookl I WL Clubf-- WL. UO flethasI I 755 4 ceo IUT Rsme-L3nL I I Ortl I Ba1nbrt4 I Oran.

Tslladogs 7 300 I IIU. Orl. AU Jackao f8t In. N. T.

ClrL. I 15 I N. YCIk affilet. so people Just at' I are' eunrtaUg ed. JUurappetlte fa1UncDd I' cradUJJJ1OdDgyOurenemud a feelingeof weakDusand ereePIilZOVl1tcyourenUre.

bodYdo sfgna1. Tb mwUhat I auc nmbftothelmpurltJei rendering outota1l1 lm itaut In' sons t' takei 1ce h1ghJT. lmportDkthatJong1ve Tatemageneta1houa sh ws. AnAre l1 e' rJp SuINothing Som one the AUGta given of falronethen h. PoncetUoDd7afternoon eYen dlvi.

Ion cl1LU aqUad7 191 OD Itwa8 allldea hUIt. about. six e. hllnneld his ur BaUhoUandthar eOT' am I ol dtlue I' ny IIfIUh thlnJ tb. Uhlm' thlt hila ip I I.

cap dUo r. InCthe to. veral da lllle and HaM AlL I lof i ealechan I are moms reversed- their Cra lcn. 114 thatthetr ornnl. UtiOD.

anclwiUt u. oD i. Dlr trave' eer 0 u8f1M' 1 Ion Jongwhtle. rD' tllKoblle areald I ecre de 7n wt I 11trt cockedhat TheChamplon look like champ lone thK1d. tthe Ioln thleape teamattbe outthose thocaeker re- hubd fUI.

alo exeJtoD1y IDurie. plye. 1 ltee pelt wt tl Atani uutona ly hol plce. taln 6 ca. he lucklel anlot trak wn1aD tt ba at- tche ta Sther tea.

10m I Umn Blrln am II' Chattoop luthWth Lttte Rc. Mbie fnC sa nmdo a wel arer leve. og db I bal If 118afe 1 ce wi cowdlnethe w1n-r II DIXEAGUE 1 Tit. DW B. Balnbrl 1.

Balnbrldc picher' batte aUeroon IIt th te faiure eae. Ttton tfnun hl OI erl to1r liM wuthe feldlD bylnnll H. TtOD 10 00 OGoZ I Balnbrtc. 0001 BaUerleEptng HoMe Perce 1:4. I Faulkenberr.

Two be Bol Foxworh acrllce hlll. L- Aanl sruck b. J. blE. pUne ol Pearc olEptng wid htbaumen.

Litman Hol Ltm Giiad Hol lef bs Banbridge Tlton 1. Dt Deet Qlbu. DotaI U. deeate her 5. 1coghln wIL wid ad Inefectv Bnl.

ty Qultn tre hits. tea feled brUUantt Sore I Qulman 000 IDothan OZ Ox- 11 I ti a7 rWatt Summar hlti. KlrkTay 10riKelon. bUer iD i I lto Jg lnhlfg of of. Boniay 3.

lef. I' f' I to' 1nl InDln5' ol Bonltar i atrek Ji rr tU.b7 le B. Jaa. Eutaul AI. UI I ar boE totalot hl rn.

toay. Moore and Scuyler robbd Iveralty tnsaton- feldlng Te fellne IIhor teaturd EfaulL Innlna. E. Moulte 21 0051 1 ula 000 2 M08Qey. Dminique Wlan.

Neiy ad Chp tme. 11. IHere 1 Pompt Reief FroD I Tat tFeen I lit otal1pulUe. pr pa cobt te maoJaeot a cmoodng Atewbt ofS te iat bl meice Pu Jo bl tho1t pug i a a cu0M. rew.

apptt STe st aDe TtUtt 70u Te eU deblt ud" bes fm dteb. dlp pr ad 701 delht buOdt ad. Trulcndltotha lU' te ft pJ. sSfb ptepuJ yee tle udt0lns tke. ItrnJlJ eT 8p OucZfobt' I at Intret1111 Utt whcb he dl Sw SpC c.

6 Sw Lb A I x. IIcJ NLtJtll CiiDe 7 veld KayUleveland tok the flntlaeotte rifromBa t0ay I I. kboklncLar rrt 1t Jnl hlt. etlred nlntwhen byreled him Capman' ba. andOranetleldlncwete featurs.

Th tone. II a SQeb Inln. RB fe lnd'- tflt 1 BaitetlfLonac t4 ou epferBeby Om. C' hl a i cl 111rirkadeocar nir eerl. he.

t. 1 nnl. io 010' ooot" ChlCo Il BtterieAnderon. John on Shane Rueelh ick. Dtlt Deet.

It nI I De Jl oatt Waahllon I Innlnl' T. WIDInl' ru. rluJe frm dollle urn. andVIt. Bolnd WI a81 an a4 tre doubleplalL wgrl 0 00 oOtt Dtit 000 11' 1-1 12 BaterleDumott.

Aya. ad' la DInd at I 8t Lu1. My 1ew bi A I lf1bfZ wr dl le I lt nerhe pad SIte el pithed bal. Sore R. H.

Ut 1 BaUereFIher mke DayenportoRocer. ad Sev. role II SOUH ATLNIC II C. 19' At Colubia. C.

Wian Ick. 1 bit ateron tl Nrt Cr thelal taUa. te pm for Chenaul m. stke ad Fe torolto Heck Hatloll" hlttn" teaturth6' trt be hlttn. double' hol eon4 Iweon ceare ceter 1ld fence Scor inDinat R.

I 000 10 1' 0 1 U. Btel. ad bnk. Lwe Fr. C1 Ct l1m Inb1IUne tb valt T.

10ce. o- eJe doe i a tuut tt h. bla flaYe he an tril- llt a rlr dlfeDt 8cr 1 1 Ollton 000 JaTUe 10 08- Ai B. it. 1 Um ud Holm If 35 Clumbu.

A. ay 1 forer Fxman. 10me erlnlon In the Innln le on. the Kc tht tled an Hrt o1o tie mgY 1. nN Aerc.

mal a ctchar. sre Innlne 1 I. Chlmbu. I Kcon 1100101 Hea Scot Cnnol" I RSULTS laterU1 Bufalo I. Povldence nt rell2 Oly che4uled Aern St othe.

chedultc L. AshevUe Wlnlton8emf. Calotte 1 I. Rlelb Te L. I Houtol er a Frt Worh I Goron Ddaa L.

h. nl ailihGh t7pI te tha afernon. the dl lf nt nll If tl Judltunt wold hav deeate4the hev hltlnl' pre. bl 4 rePta Ix ave hi. tree.

fifh lh ful bobOy out tnl ft Teta ru Sore ly Inn1eu. B. Gron. 1. 0011 Ller 0 1 WIL CATC IrCHENS TOBE RELAStD CaUboegaeff el.t- ngrEerfelty roa.

IIlderl h. declion ot nelda Ti. BWen IDtad Ctch- J1 Ktchen. IneUllle list. Bwden as acond ha' expe1ence' t6 bat hvlnl' Jontm.

er forerl7wiU UnnnltJ GergL 1A Trup Jon4. Game Cee Ptl. Rra Won' Lt lnn U' 1ha :1 1 :1. 15 FleDet er o. 0 I Oe tc' AD P.

1 I' jU 1 n. 8 1Donact 11 a 21 1 21 :11 I Peln. 20 Brenan 10 U. I Flenw er 4 11 2G f. 10 1.

2. Seean 1 0 I i 1 1 i IlJ' BY I 1tJ RWtIGS Qgleth rpDeJeated ff QfWt tetI ta taetJecae Kof4r ter aoDtleoltOrp Petll. were de. trnl NO I ta of. oTI the frlt pl Ptrl ha e.

erl ndthhav tlen evral Co. matJ n' ncef hompln eeondand ewelf thlre andBrtoQ huour4 plc Inthe Ollterork. Norcr. Rrd Iun. theac Innll on 4uple hi.

er. f' ad. p.d ba. the tOlrth q. brthlr IV Wingo ht el' clouto" and arln Ixtl Inln bis and eror.

cre. cord mre InIrke tnef1 uglt 7e tV i e. 1' the leA ad keeplf oppo1en ecmpletel a mery. ataltlmeWlno trCk nine men gve ony thre tratcbhltHlt thre tmu up one th andtheoterdoublthat rU rOclethore. lehe goo am ha 111 upport HI pretyetcb rhtflc PltchedlNt bal' ater he the r.

Ould hi of hm anc onlsJlne hm lbs Sor bylnlnl H. 0010100o I Ofe wl i dO sfm MoQand Hop. PEE HERAN QY RJOHNNY Rcne- peteHer.n NIW Olana b- ut I lrdw un' tt nr bO I I tbr" towe thern af. ben' ke4 a cllnt I ulon hadreplnehll w. the fat llIte orner a14 m.

raetd had knecp I rJLtr I. clried tle kadoWareulc fro. llU the3a. Ju atu tebxer ce 1' o1noo I e. 1 I ltte.

fightng 7y iuly otaw I Uat tut wlb et. lTcts n'iu ounced atth tD P. Hntu adYnta 0nd OePly Amater. Clcs Uncl let i for1 ItloD aateur ogen olf thero ron dayaccptd nlnvltatfon Wet- alclatonto com te amtellr 1ntbe chaplonhlp I Jo an' rt oetwu Itlde4' byunantmoua UloetaUol' boad ate' the. bd 4flnltlol otan amt.uriJPorlnt lo UDI' Stt.

WETHER. TOO COL TO I 1 X.V/ KnoYUe. Tent Jay 1hll tlol. UDlltcd dUrinwMayand te 1ttl Pa. longet rl04t oldwuter fortrea ilOI 4th tUt redlncunthe hllut the dT.

he radlDI' crre ond Jllf lIC I i daY 101 the ouLln. cttfc starton. The ha ben tured rftO dlprte erorta Iet. fed tm rucmuQtn A tFdEcf y. IA fo tl wi rult i taUonanddaeat the aa tle Iovenment for te meUnlfot theNa.

toD Rtai Go. uoatoD tod Shed fJ retaltetabll ett URISfIWA i fs.l 1 Mite MUt I Sfat i Je Lb le. 14tlk. ol Ineenw1te eeDlnprsa arlou put ofEnlad le hs collPte4 atlan poll northe coutuer te klgnd uenvety I eeks lu bet. aeled lelerln MaCeIErcouthm I Lnchlrt Covetr.

A ioritotmeMI lU I trade. unlonenuncedth6tk. nmyotercenter rtute to JoJtly I tNUli" LndoDcBrlwDtllb7an4 i AltrhichamwhUe ho I tth I 14edt r4ett compel I towlth ra I hiM the takuclftlon cco nt Op. SO of Engineer. to thetrlke littlael1.

thuelaen for ChrltopherAd41on. mll1l ttt of' muntlonslnA dul1arwlth the engineers' PlOp Ie heaplof tall" the polnt.J uythy I plntyof trontobut-thes. tla ul 1lk eduFrJ motors. The lIuPP of. these has been gravely affected.

theo1renaiv1n lned fat ort vin1 Ie tItruUa fUm wlllbetettlater what rr tnAe gll IJu I1 rs- I a rJo rrd thea-ravut'tea. t1Irtheroa. lre ythdi JIg fPI lrgu IIl nkllfe.o Ordered them. wunQ' Itweek reports from16ral wlne If Unrl w. th Inga numberotthe other' In tho Sheffield district Idle.

srR' a IfOTOR Bl1SES U. bUIIwero thewbole uaUo tr tTh-'h 1 Thlc11 Wor e. thlI1Dr of trantwaysand are the cornbtncontroiling the bulkor Londontrtfic canlnto themee thpllr- poseofcheckmUnl lin6P OUlIa W. PGHard iDgoTenaorot Uit4 DfH6l. mitteeain thum 1n 21000000000LIertyIOn.

At pa- 4 uleetothl U4II11t. thable success. HewOrl La. .111.11 lUI. Ttckltaon lnDt4 Umltfr WESTPOINTno SEBAJL V.

ONCEDELItONPARK dayI Si kTomorrow dmgeI' ct omelwhenbilio118 heada. hy. Listenfo meT YOUICK your-liver Ittou f.e1Iut-- Iu lt a ockl tOe a harmless 04eo IJu ne gJJ 1 IT in ou wllLwaklU1 teeUngflne your f. wd Far CI 7 worktnf" YOUlne tu1o 14 I IY cent Uver I uowDlguUlftu thaLIt than' nt ta rnaal lDl' lUarJItthat JJt nJ ubrr b8 lItIPleasaDttu a. t5rlP or eat 1 D1eem1l1fJnI1UoM othttlot aoundreUable IlrDtu 1Vft1 Flavor Itll' tilt8m and healthfuL Just UUIlIX.

ewerwith tIatIeUc1ri ce PABLOtodaj SlqtrCo JYholuare lOI V-- 15 1917. I 1- I- JI PI' 1 11 1 fl 1 Is 11 fl irveiers Uown betore tracKers in La1neUto oyMan Hits StealingBases Little i rors to IF I thS ve tt a the I the Ion t- Te 5. aball In. quitfallin score Ofl rkins In. gle hadnot stoleitany 1- 1 Eves.

ms et first. love tutu I I j. I I I log- them 1 Cnbls2b 1- is 2. e' i Si 1 Fullenw ider. I b.

I S. Covi gton. S. I 1 SttrtTh fi Chapmane Scoreby lS Oh 1 bT Puilenweidr 4. psesedbaU 2 The ih5thpa sbrhpos cnuntboesT3Pihenlb.

51152 45 335y1vwrlf. St 11S Rinds. 50. 2 I I I Jani. 4 I 1 5le57asrt.

41115 4 5 5 5 OreS I I S. IIIllilhsehaallI1I1 1e1IZIbetsLd4e1a1 Suite. llZlOPsurae. 45056 lteitp lS51lSacp. 45161 Wtlisto 0 5 0 5 6 III ILHE Summary-Errors 1 6 TItus.

Id r. Ii. Do. a 5. a I iIIllStsrtsa MdiIssnsi1 lITChehnIb 31 III Burts2b.

hskerrf 1 15 5 winso 10133OBtssd. 0 orItrlLbrf 4QIlOKotw3b. 80024. Ragc 5elSlStzasc. 50052 5 WeUap 2 5 28 10 1 lSihT 15 3 Koue S.

1. 3' INATIONAL Down Restes. is 0. 000 000-0 in- 000 3 th scor ft an a B. H.

502 1 000OSl IlIn 1I CUAUXTEED :4 lime to Ceitlitia I WEHAVE CUTTHE Prlc S2 ct. i extrahsay 71 11 I Wr1c 22 extra Sm. w0r ijiS 3 slsswhere Our BsstBet of dsntlst 4ALL WORK r. ATLANTADENTALPARLORS ki Peachtrnd Decatur I4 t' 5 5 0k S. SI Win Sp eiaL- llngaworthand played tea- I fl Seete p01 I 1 1- 4 I 35 1 0 5 SSO1ScbaaintcfOlIeS Jbwtn 11 I WOldI2b.

I 1 1 itaoee 5 5 elI Andbtulb 4 I 5 4 1 1 llowdaln3b5 3 540SrUfl. If. 1 I I 4 I Dud1Oe. 5 Iiotliugthp2 1 1 511 4 Rotetif. 315e4- 2atals at 1Sb23 002 200-000 I Summary Bmltbbas 4.

I by hIt by pitcher Matthewst wild hingsworth- left on bales LaGrange 15 Cities Time 2:15. Umpire. LIT- rally-Borne the-series of the Homes e. 5 Dtudcn 4 1 I I brisbury 1 1 2 I OTrtosd. 4111 I 5 5 0 8 5 Tolbntd.

ll2OCWatsonlb. 11 Poudbh 4I2l5Lsvwif. 80005 VQ' dtbD41I01KU7tf. 1011 OnedIct 4015PsckSbb. 55110 WotOnS551100mItho.

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