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11 iM mm actors BIRMINGHAM EXPECTS lib Mi From The Reviewing Stand BY PETE MEAGHER '5 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE the tcisdat mokmnci, Aran, 9, 1512 Gossip and Gas The prospective batting of th fill-likens of th 1111 season, may be anticipated as very satisfactory. Judging from th record shown la th few Hot and Fyrlous Game Played Games for First Half of Season Has Been Announced To Public practice game played during th spring training. Between 'Two Squads Manager Molesworth Is Afraid of Weather Conditions-Lineup of Barons BIRUTVAHIU 111 1 11 a Four player In th regular llnaun. said from th hurler. bar put up average of over and two of in have percentage above th .401 A record 1.

1.. -1- -1 JLIVELT IS INVINCIBLE mark. BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April I. Th McKlveen baa led the BUltken sauad IVHRKI Tor at th opening gam of th baee-ball season here Thursday, with Mont. nmtrv aa tha plalyng schedule for th first half of the season for th Southeastern la (watting.

In th six gam in which he ha performed, the third baseman ha been at bat twenty. three League is as follows: A TELLING TESTIMONY The real serviceableneM of our tailoring is a telling testimony of its excellent construction. Our garments of twelve months wear have a relative value higher than any other new ones. i.m in. Molesworth, -while a little afraid Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.

April vi iiau w.ainar conditions, at tola writ-In r. thare ha I 1 II, It, IT Huntsvllle in Beasemar, Jllllken Harler Ball mmi Holea mcKalaia at Hla surer lira Ola Ttsera Beta Oat Oadsden in Selma, Rom In Annlston. ume ana ha registered ten bits, which, when computed, make a batting average of .411. William ha, not been far behind played by each of them (twe of Wares' game being wttk th St. Louis brown) the three player have shown that they are, potentially speaking, premier hlttara Manning atung th ball six time out of twenty-two time up.

averaging .271. Ware also hit safe half a doaea times out of twnly-thre time up. and his average 1 .211, while Stengl connected for hit seven times, out of twenty-four time at bat, and mad th average .211. For spring work, especially considering th condition of th weather, rain, eold, raw winds, and a world of other handicap, th records of th players Is considered by expert authorities a being far above th average. Viewing th situation in reference to batting.

It can be affirmed that th BUUken will undoubtedly be a hard bitting bunch, Th above half dosen player have already exhibited signs of proper ability to wat th ball, but when it "is taken Into consideration that there arc other heavy hitters, for Instance. Danslg. Elwert and Oribbens still left to form a blngllng crew, there need be no fear that th BUUken will be able to entertain any of the hurler of th other clubs of th league during th season of 1212. peels an snthuslastle crowd out for Thursday, Friday. Saturday, April It, 11, 20 Selma in Bessemer, Hunts- Taaacaters la Ga villa in Gadaden, Annlston la Rome.

McKlveen. The new outfielder In six game, ha been at bat twenty-three iow aama. .1 is expected that there will be several hundred Montgomery fans her for th gam also. Manager Moleawkorth has about selected Boyd for th slab artist on th openlnar dav Th. .1..

Taureday. Friday, Saturday, April It, 24, 27 Huntsvlll in Home, Annlston in Selma, Bessame la Gadaden. times, ana secured seven ear bit, which how an average of .104. "Happy" Smith ha not had much Monday. Tuesday.

Wednesday, April I a 1 uff 40vtU I WlU follow: opportunity ao far thla spring, but in 22, 20, May 1 Annlston, In Bessemer, Rome in Gadsden; Huntsvllle In Selma. right "nf in two game in which played he wa up five time and swatted twice. Thursday. Friday, Saturday. May 2, fc.mor iieiq jc- bM; McBrtO.

Mt field: am. hort top; Carroll, third baa; an average of .400, 1, 4 Bessemer In Selma, Annlston In Gadsden. Borne in Huntsvllle. A hot and furious battla fousht tha BUltken ball lot yesterday at-ernoon. Manager Dobba divided hi quad of player and pitted the Tan-ititans aa-ainet tha regular.

Tha came went (or 'nine sessions and re. ulted In favor of the Tannlcan by a core of i to 4. It owing- to Bill Llllvelt's great lurllng. that the Tannlgan noaed out be game. Tha old Uilllken ahawed on the lab.

and for tba first Th. if riot Boms work-out that No score was kept of the game, ex. cept runs. There were but few error a and thet were on difficult chance. "HaDDv" Smith waa th.

Tuesday, weanesnay, nay T. I Annlston in Huntsvllle. Selma vwtuiJsftn jr flRR mad all preparation for handling big John Dobba appeared in only en game, and hit one out of three time up, an average of .111. Following the player. Manning, Ware and Stengl seera to have their eye on th ball.

In th six gams In Gadsden. Bessemer In Rome, me. Din aeaaon. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 10, 11 Beaaemer In Huntsvllle. Gads artist of the afternoon.

The areat den in Annlston, Selma in Rome. fielder waa un ran tlmu ime In hi career used a plt ball, he regular were practically at hi Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Msy 12, 14, It Selma in Annlston. Rome I nerey throughout the game, and all time registered a hit One of his bin-gles waa a bom run over left Held fence. Bessemer. Gadsden in Huntsvllle.

American Rookies, Richmond (Virginia), 0. At Lynchbjrg. Morning gam, Greensboro (Carolina Association), Lynchburg (Virginia), 1. Afternoon game, Lynchburg, Greensboro, 0. At Spartanburg, 8.

a Buffalo (In ftUBURN BEATS GLE MISS BY SCORE OF 6 TO 4 It Is noticed that "Happy" Is hitting to the left field rthr ne rannigan had to do wa to puh nough run aero the plate to win.1 The practice wa the beat the Bllli-en have had thla season. The gam ieing a regulation affair and every ion played a if In a championship (talr. Five of the old timers, who will be lth the regular team, were In the annlgan Una -up, and they were this It Is seldom a left-hand, ed swatter punctures the left garden. Thursday. Friday, Saturday, May It, IT, It Rome In Selma.

Huntsvllle 4n Annlston, Gadsden in Bessemer. Monday, Tuesday, May 20. 21. 22 Rom in Selma, Beasemer In Huntsvllle, Annlston in Gadaden. Thursday, Friday.

Saturday. May 21, 24, 25 Rome in Bessemer, Selma In Huntsvlll, Annlston in Gadsden. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, May 2T, 21, 22 Bessemer in Rome, Selma In ternational)-. 11: Bnartanbura (Carn. Mannlnsr waa In fl.i h.

Una Association), 4. Good Rim for your Money at The Pickwick Cafe Why Because we will give rou a quick service when you are 1n a hurry. When you have mor time to enjoy th savory, delicious food served op to suit th most particular patronage, rou will appreciate the variety offered for your selection. This cost of living is worth whil considering. Pickwick Cafe Open All Night At Charlotte.

N. (L Phlladelnhla. regulars, and his work was all to the American (second team). 11; Charlotte iwarouna Association). 1.

gooo-. une Deautirut catch waa made by the. nifty fielder. A short foul fly, lust back of third, was gobbled by Mannlno" after a hunt rim owar In helping the youugeter )-eat the team, aelected by Dobbi to bolt after the baaebaU Interests of Gadsden, Huntsvllhe In Annlston. Major-Knocked a Home Run With the Bases Crowded CRACKERS DEFEAT ROCHESTER.

ATLANTA. (Sa npil a Th. i. lontgomery daring the coming sea- nlng took the ball oft his shoe strings. on.

lanta team, of tha Hnutham defeated Rochester, of the Interns- In fact only the infield of thVYan-Ig-an waa compoaed of player, who 111 not In tha regular (Quad after uonai league. Here this afternoon, to 2, in a hard fought contest. Bill Llllvelt looked to be a major leaguer in the box. He appeared as good as at any time last season in the early days. For the first time in a gam Bill used a spit ball, and ha had the regulars fooled.

But few hit. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 10, It, June 1 Huntsvllle In Rome. Sal-ma in Annlston, Beaaemer in Gadsden. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June 2, 4. I Gadsden in Bessemer, Rom lu Annlston, Huntsvllle in Selmav Thursday.

Friday, Saturday, June I Gadsden in Bessemer, Huntsvlll in Selma, Annlston in Rom. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June 10. 11. 12 Beasemer in Selma, Gads he bell ring. The afternoon workout developed a great extent the signal and team ork of tha club, and-Manager Dobbi were registered off his offerings, and lueaf were 01 tne scratcn variety.

The llai.n. nl h. fast rounding hi player into per-act condition in tnesjs department of he game. den in Annlston, Rom in Huntsvlll. "Hew the Mr knew that That th confidence that has been placed in us has been won by selling merchandise of standard manufacture.

AUBURN, ALA, AprU I. In a ragged game, in which error counted for run on both sides, Aubura defeated Mississippi A. and on the campus thla afternoon, by a score of 4 to 4. Five of Auburn' runs came in the first inning, when Myers retired after he had walked a man and given up two hits, one of them a horn run by Major with th bases full. 1 In a mix-up Newell stole horn in the first Taylor succeeded Myers.

Mississippi scored in the third on two wild throws, again In the seventh on a hit, an error and a. fielder's choice. The visitors came back strong In the ninth and rapped Cantley hard, Today and Wednesday tha team will through tha same kind of work, nd when the club goes on the dla-lond at Birmingham Thursday against MS follows: For the regulars, Stlngle, Wares, Danslg, Elwert, McEleveen, Williams, Manning, Herbert, p. For the Tannlgans: Bills, Dpbbs, H. Smith, rf.

Duggan. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 12. 14, 15 Selma in Bessemer. Annlston in Huntsvllle, Gadsden In Rom. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June IT.

18. 12 Rom in Gadaden, Annlston In Selma, Bessemer in Huntsvlll. 1 GIBBS MAKES FINESCORE He la High Maa la IatercatJag Goa Shoe. he Barons, Manager Dobba feel cob-jdent that it will not only corn-josed of players who are in perfect Qjld9 Webber. fiDencer.

JdcAllstar, Llllvelt, p. nysicai condition, but that, tha nuces-Ury inside baaebaU will have- been It brings to tired tissues the vigor of Perfect Grains, pure and undefilcd. eloped, so that it will be a machine but what looked Ilk a rally wa Present Indications are that at least 800 people will go from Montgomery to Btrmlnghara next Thursday to iea oraing peneeuy at ms commands. vhwbt un uiuerencs uctween just whiskey ana rtai whiskey todav call few Honest Old Quaker Bum ui me season be. tween the Rllllkana iiul nipped with two run scored.

Th detailed score: Mississippi. AB.R.BH.PO.A.E. McGee. 2b 2 1.1 1 1 McGrtnder, If 2 1 1 0 Jennlnga. ss ....5 0 2 1 2 2 yUbftli.LOftnL TLfllLU OMQllI, The Louisville and Nashville Railroad is making preparations to handle at mm.

numuer ana, indeed, the company expect even a larger number BEOS, ft CO, Distributots, Montffomery, cm. so ovr jx BY HOOfl BSLL1HM5 iv ia.o me t. Manning Smith will probably go to Amerlcu. today where ha been asked to pitch a game of base, ball for' the club of that city. A wire McDearmoth, rf 01 0 0 Cooper, 2b .....4 0 0 2 1 1 Baker, ......2 0 0 2 1 Armstrong, 8 0 Taylor, ....4 0 0 1 7 0 Myers, 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chapman, cf 0 0-1 0 0 Totals 40 4 I 24 IS 5 arge Crowd Witnesses Sport at M.

C. 5 Last Night very interesting shoot was held at th range of the Capital City Gun Club yesterday afternoon. In which several good shots took part, among-the number were three professionals. Glbbs, Ward and E. A.

Holt Phillip Sousa. -the celebrated band master, was also one of the guests. Glbbs took off the honors and mad the splendid score of hits out of lt)0 targets. Tha soores 'as tubulated ar as follows: Targets. Broke.

Sousa 100 tt Glbbs .........100 11 Moore .......100 8, Ward ...........100 IS Teague ..100 It Holt ...........100 II Ross 75 IT Beasley It- II SELMA WINS GAME Meridian Defeated by Maaaser Stlck-aeya Hopefuls. congenial Auburn. AB.R.BH.PO.A.E; .4 11 1 3 waa receiveo rrom me manager of tha Americus club, by Manager Dobbs yesterday, asking for a hurler, and Dobbs will loan Smith to the team. Smith will return in time to be with the BUHkens when they com back froni Birmingham enthusiasts are claiming that over 10,000 persons will witness the game Thursday, if, the Weatnar la ano wa. Newell, as 12 6 1 12 0 0 0 0 Louisell, 2b Davenport, lb Couch, STANDING OF CLUBS.

s)iM(J Our hats are unbecoming to blockheads they are by men who want something on their mind. Something out of the usual kind Something distinct, also the extreme. Any one of the new stylet in Youman'i and Rulofs is most desirable to men who wish to be correct. Get your Easter hat here. Parris.

If Iiron .1 1 3 1 0 1000 acker 11 0 1000 nu 1 11 0 1000 lllkens 3 0 1 .000 lunteera 1 0 1. .000 Means mm 1 4 1 -000 baseball. The Birmingham Base- Moulton, 2b Benson, rf Graydon, rf Major, cf Williams, 1 10 0 0 ia maaing a strenuous effort to capture the trophy offered by the league, to the city ths records the largest attendance at the opening game of the season. The Montaromerv fana ara mtiiiiM Cantley, Two games were played In C. A.

Indoor Baseball League at the soclatlon's gymnaalum last night he ....22 2 27 20 8 Totals Msu3 IIIUIIll' fjstntnl 111 lisp mlngham, and will send a substantial Score by innings: re a large The first game. In which, the "Barons Ik" aweu me crowd for Mississippi 001 00 1024 Auburn 5 ola 001 Manager Dohha ho. a a SELMA, April With both clubs showing mid-season form, Selma defeated the Meridian Cotton States Club this afternoon by the score of 1 to 2. It was the first game of the exhibition season won by the locals. Score: R.H.E.

....000 002 0002 1 1 .100 120 02 1 11 0 BatteriesTurner, Chappelle and Ott; Vernuellle, McManus, Semmss feated the Pelicans by score. 01 a 1, proved to be tha mora, interest-s. Stratford, pitching for the Barons Summary Struck out, Cantley. often a party of congenial friends drop in for a little informal chat, perhaps it's damp and cheerless outside or the internal feeling of good fellowship needs a bit of bracing, you set out a bottle of mark rogers, with a slow of pride mat his' lineup for the opening game at Birmingham will be the same as the resrular'a ltne-un ive up only two hits, a single and double, both by Marcus, ana Taylor, 2. Bases on balls, Myers, 1 Taylor, Cantley, 4.

Hit by pitcher, Myers, Cantley, 1. Home run, Major. Three base hits, Jennings, Davenport. Umpire MoFarland. hack out twelve men.

M. Marcus exception that his pitcher may be cnangea. 11 ne does not work Herbert. Atchison will h. mi 1 it pitched a good allowing ly six hits.

The seoond game was won by the 12 Dexter Ave. Phone 71 1 and Pierre. and it may be that both hurlers will PRACTICE fJAME RESULTS. At Petersburg, Toronto (Inter okonts, defeated the BUHkens T. P.

C. A. WINS AND TIES. to The, Btlllkens had national). Petersburg yirginia), I.

eir own way until the fourth Inning, At Newport News, New York ROBINSON SPRINGS'. April I. hen they went up in tha air, and In a double-header here Saturday American Yannig ana, Newport News, 2. fore they came down the Lookout SENATORS SHUT OUT. WASHINGTON.

April 8. The Washington Americans were white-washed hv the BrOoklvn Natlnnala k.r. a icored ten runs. At Richmond, wasnington The box (core: First Game. iBarons ABREH PO A E.

afternoon, between tne y. p. c. A. team of this place and the Sidney Lanier High School of Montgomery, the T.

P. C. A. won the first game by a score of 10 to 1, and tied the second with one run. The games were featureless, there being no unusual playing on either side.

day, 7 to 0. The score: R. H. E. Washington 0 5 0 Rrnoklvn reus.

6 1 2 11 a lb. 0 2 0 tatford, p. 2 2 3 I Batteries Cashlon. Walker and rbes, (. 4 0 0 0 -Bat tries For 1.

1. first game yd, lb. i 0 0 1 Ainamun ana -Henry; Rucker, Allen and Phelps. Fratser, Zeigler and Zeigler; second your friends will say more than once, "a little mark rogers, please," and will go away with that taste of rich, mellow whiskey tickling their palates, they'll not forget it's fine flavor and your hospitality. game, McGlamory and Zeigler.

For Total ..21 I Hi ID 8. L. H. first game, Allsbrook and Harrison; second game, McDade and Harrison. Umpire, Rawllnson.

ABR BHPO A.E. Pelican. mllton, Sb. 2 0 0 BARONS DOWN NAPS. BIRMINGHAM, April g.BIr-minrham defeated the Cleveland (second team), here this afternoon in a very- close game, th score being to 4.

Boyd, the. Birmingham pltoher, settled down aft. k. I reus, p. 2 0-0 reus.

2 12 COLLEGE BASEBALL. At Winston Salem, (morning game) Winston Salem, (Carolina League). ens, lb. 2 0 0 rgiU, 2b. 2 0 6 University of North Carolina.

0. son, s. 2 0 0 Afternoon game Winston-Salem. 2: kfford, lis. 2 0 0 nlngs and held the Americans runless.

University of North Carolina, 4. liWhiikey that jf'Aj X'lM Is absolutely pure. If 1 I In rich, mellow I flavor la vastly I 1 if. superior to ordl- I nary whlsklea I i 1 BlstUlenf Bottling I Mpilllllllll 111 Ulna. rf.

2 0 0 At Raleigh, N. Wake Forest on 1 1 0 fwruoa isnaea upon Doth Demott and Zeigler in the pinches, and won the game. A. and M. College, 1.

At Greensboro. N. C. Davidson Col Totals ....17 1 214 I 2 lege. Guilford College, 4.

Boyd out. hit by batted ball. At Roanoke, Va. V. M.

V. P. MAKES SENSATIONAL LEAP. NEW TORJf. -Anrll tt 1.

1., J. At Charlotte, Va. Holy Cross of -'core by innings; tons 001 02 I 0 Worcester, Masa. University of Virginia, 1. hlcans .000 101, 2 2 the parachute Jumper, who recently made a successful leap from the Statue of Libertv.

bluthenthal bickart, inc. "the great big house" baltimore sold by all leading mail order house four full quarts for $5.00, express prepaid At Washington Princeton. Fummary Two base hits. Hall, 8. You can't disguise pure whisky a highball made with it more than proves the superiority of Cascade Pore Whisky Georgetown, 4.

sensational feat late today in Jumping aid Whanvna Onalitv Caoata At Washington Catholic University. 19 reus; A. Marcos. Struck out, by reus, 5: by Stratford, 12. Base Is, Marcus.

1. Umpires, Mriarity Amherst College, 0. ll Corr. Scorer, Alley. i.uui iui miriy-nlne story BanKers Trust Building at Wall and Nassau Streets.

He landed on the roof of the sub-treasury building a two-story structure, adjoining. Law last week tried to Jump from the Flatlron building, but Was seeoad Game. pilllkens. ABRBHFOAE Is, O. 4 0 2 Stoie aKUew noomlfbt" OMOtancf.

Saraeflolanirico-afL Sane falncm of "tba Itfe tod riior of ow Faia, Oriflnel botdhir out pU bad ceo. a. mcKELs ca DisiiUtn Tm. 11 C.REIL Dtatrfl haters, MeatgoBsery, Ala. 2b.

2 11 jnon. p. 4 2 2 lb 4 4 2 COLD WEATHER PREVENTS GAME. 5 1 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 all Time ks. rr.

4 1 3 es. 4 11 PHILADELPHIA. April Cold waathar todav Drevented tha krson. lb. 10 1 game of the spring series between the two major league baseball clubs of Otals 12 12 I 1 tnis cuy.

ine nnai game or tne series, which stands to 2 In favor of the Nationals, will be played AETRBH POAE. Lookouts, tlarity. reus, p. hey. 2b.

2b. t.ANGFORD DEFEATS MeVET. 8TDNET, N. a April 1 Sam 4 Get in the Game Every American boy loves the game and he enjoys every minute that he is in the game. If your boy is not in possession of a Ball, Bat and Glove, come to our store today we have just the kind fhe boy wants.

The 'prices are reasonable. BATS AND BALLS FROM 5c UP TO $1.25 GLOVES AND MITTS FROM 25c UP SUITS $1.00 UP Score Cards Free Come ant) Get Them. ink In, lb. Langford. the American heavyweight, today defeated Sam MeVey, of California, in a twenty round fight on points.

obson. otals .22 14 10 IS AMltVD IMMIGRATION LAW WASHINGTON. April S. Special boards of Inquiry to examine those aliens, who have failed to pass the tests imposed by immigration ofBclal are proposed in a bill Introduced In Congress today by Representative core by innings: likens 511 10 14 10 I konts 202 ti 12 1 nmmary Twoebaae hits. Mills, Coor Banks (2).

Pearson, Roney, Pear Struck out by H. Marcus. 'by iidh, 7. Base on balls, off Hlnnn. off Marcus, 1.

Cmplres. Stratford i Mason. Scorer Alley. he next games will be played on radxy at 2:12 p. m.

and 'the public ordlally invited. KLEIN Sporting Goods, Stc 5 North Court Square Hurley Bros. Designers and Makers of the Clothes that Gentlemen wear. Bartholdt, of Missouri. The bill has the backing of German-American.

Jewish and other charitable organisations which are working for a mora humanitarian and less technical application of (he Immigration laws. 1UE inn 1U DDE SS DKXTKB ATS..