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(0o lets :g.gtri:t0s, In Five Days .00 i tr WO ItIIII BIRMINGHAM T. Smite Croateat N4II01144011 11 lq ri xvorvr I I ww 0' I 0 zIrr NEWMAN 1 SPorts Liao? 1 Barons Invade ooga Fait, Eight Games In Five Days I I ii CUB-S COMPL-Aa METHODS OF VANC )0s of' yANc CUBS WHIP ROBINS TO INCREASE LEAD 1111111IS tVIP ROBINS A'S BEAT RAIN TO TIE BROWNS AT 81 THREE DOUBLE BILLS SCHEDULED FOR WEEK i lit mils Sullivan Battles Horace Hooper At Tarrant Tuesday Dodo Comes To Roost On Wrong Green IN GOOFY GOLF GALLERY-NO. 22 Which Inspires Dissertation On Aim Dodo Contes To Roost On Wrono Creen 2 IF llelloill .4,110211610 Ole 112621611 lell41164021111 11421i A 1111111 ls Como To Riolcwood Friday, Saturday 4 Champions Cling To Top, Soinehow YOIS 4 Ragged Uniform Baffles Met; Chicago Pilot Says; Wilson Victim litorm Baffles Met; go Pilot Says; Ilson Victim idle Bucs Slip Six Full Games Behihd As Chicago Cops By 12 To 2 CHICAGO, Aug. Pole DessY Vance, Prooklyn's are, buys a new undershirt, me torr Joe McCarthy, of the t'llt either wilt buy one for him or vol. plain about It to President of the Nationa) League.

Every tinie Delay hurl. essInst Cubs, he weare a ntiMed and when be winds up to revelinge flutter in the breeze oid-faohinned fly chaser. menwhy and his Cubs charge the flutter so much that they tort hut wateh them Anstend or Hone Lamy strikes runny of tion3 out and oonalstently them nark wiison. Cub hoi m. run ger.

is one of the vomphilminte struck out four times the hist Innti Dazzy pitched to him. Aug. 3 tifti Brooklyn's ettrrd bei new undershirt, of the vutt uy one for Mtn op It to President nal League. hussy hurl. itaainsi Po are a reused vim up to pito), t5.1 tter In the breeze Kra I fly chaser.

Meratth, charge the 111lita soh that they tort tem Instead of tilt. strikes niany of lion4 tiatently detente ot. Cain home run the vomphiintinta. Dur times the last tamp to him. CIIICA00.

Aug. Cubs increased their lead over the Piretes to six full games by defeating Brook. lyn by 13 to in the Ateriest opener here Saturday al the Itucenneers lay idle In a l'Ittaburgh rainstorm. The Bruins pounded three Robin pitchers for 15 hits and drew steadily away from the visitors. Hal Carlson gave tour passes.

but so scattered eight hits that Brooklyn never was in the running. A horn run by Babe Herman in the fifth accounted for one of the Brooklyn runs. Kiki Cuyier drove in four runs with two singles. illgoOKLYN CHICAGO ob. sc 10MovirSAt 0 I 0 I I I itotolskrt i 1 I Sismosts.IS I 31.0,1 4 1 1 I tlools311 i tit on 1 II loco 1 Clriss0611 4 144, BY T.

O. HOLT, JR. Gentle reader, potsibly it would not interest you to know or be re-, minded that Hannibal led the Carthaginian armies against Rome, that Garibaldi's followers wore red shirts, or that babies cry for Cattorsa, but perhaps you will prick up your ears when mention of the Barons' play during the past week, along with the schedule for the coming week is made. Johnny Dobbs boys continue to prove that the "Age or Miracle." has not past. They have not won aerie.

since July 4 and they have never led the league ty more than eight gaines this season. Yet, through Friday's Runes. they were pacing the loop by three games as a result of breaking even in six tilts during the week. The Barons play a double-header in Chattanooga Sunday and two more before they close out the series in the Tennetsee City. maldna a total of eight Rallies in five days.

The Nashville Vo Is come to Rickwood for games Friday and Saturday. The Barons and Pelican have al. pus DEFEAT cRAx Moat boon reliving that old fable, the race between the tortoise and the hare. the swift rabbit leaning awlY to a big lead, growing overronfident As BEANE PITCHES and lying down tor a nap, while th steady tortoise (like the Pell. cans) just kept plugging along.

Polio Intl the hare as it lay snoring fully. When the rabbit awoke it was too late. The hero was only asleep, but the Peron); halve boon in a coma. New Orleans Takes The Final wherever that le. The Barons arose from the deed for two days during Game Of Series From the past week.

walloping the Mobile Bears twice just when it appeared that the tortoise would pass. The Atlanta By 6-3 Score Pols advanced to within one game of the champs Monday. 1 Gentle minded I Garibaldi but perlu play dun week is or lUirac and they season. three gar The bloc before th of eight for game. The Bat moat amin race bat hark the to a big lo and lazy.

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against ruin at Shill Park Saturday, the Athieties gained a part ot their objective bY UP the first game of a double-header with the Brown. In the eighth inning joist before a downpour motile further play impooalhie. A triple by Mule Haas and Al Hi fourth mingle gave the blackmen the run which dmdlocked the game at I to The As now must play doubleheaders against the Browne on Monday end Tuesiday. Abs mbitious Athielles of Mr. MeOillicuddy had a long, hard fight to pull up on even terms attar the visitors hammered Mom tiro 'Pe out of the box under a barrage of six hits and four rune in the first, The home forces railed until Simmons' final round blast againsit John.

Ogden, who had relieved Sam Gray In the seventh after Jimmy Yoxx hit his twenty-fourth home run with two on base. Nearly SO.000 fans braved a drivel to see the uphill fight of the Ath 'ethic Lucerne Blue bit a homer for Louis in the seventh, helping the visitors into a lead of 8 to 4 which fell under the blows of Pim and Simmons, CT. LOUIE PHILADELPHIA Ob. r. h.

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'r lab j. 0,...,1, 0, i 0. their objective bY tYlot oP the '7, 14,1 4 ''s the Browns In the eighth i nning jumt 4,,, 4 1 before a downpour made further P148 'es' A it imposaibie. A triple by Mule Hass end -N. 11 1.

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day end Tueeday. 1 4 Ile i 'A i.ei Abe mbitious Athletles of Mr. Mo. Oillicuddy had a lung, hard fight to 4 II I i ,.7 pull up on even terms the vitil- 1 I 'r tors hammered Mum tirtVe out of i te-" "r- .40 1 4 6," ..,1 4 1. a barrage I)? six hits t' 'I 1.41,11.,,4 the box under brr rune in the first The bo me 4 f.e'''.' 6 hi 4 a 34 1' and four ru forces railed until Simmons final 4.1.,1-,7,11,,;,:,.

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TAIrminsham 81 4 New Origami 69 4 Atlanta 4 Nashville fa 4 Memphis mehlis 44 4 TPOIM: AV. Birmingham si Now Origami 69 Atlanta 9 Nashville 1C(1 Memphis 6i1 mobile 44 HERN LEAGUE w. 61 69 56 St 44 lat 2 la It Tinian II It it It ara Isusings: Timoalls IM Olt Climate tog El Ott 12 14111M2112-11unt ballad in. Wilaan, fitaphangan lirlosm. Tullio S.

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el .43 40 1t4 42 01 RESULTS 3. is 6. Atienta 3. 5, Chattamittga 4. tittle Hoek 2.

ATLANTA, Aug. ii(IP)--While Pitcher Beane held the Crackers well In hand, the New Or Immo Pelicans attncked two opposing hurlers ter 17 safeties to annex the finale of the five-game series here Saturday, to The Pe is scored a couple in the second to gain the lead. but the local hopefuls came through In the following Inning for three. A triple by' Bolton and Bonura'a single in the sixth tied the count and in the eighth single. by Dorman, Taylor and Bonura accounted for what proved to be the winning run.

Score: NEW ORLEANS ATLANTA ab. r. sb, r. h. .4 ANNuNt.os 4 1 I 4 torelf 41111 PI.Of rt a A ImorNan.11 4 I 1 1 Nithrolt.rt A 4 I 4 1 1 Dormen.if 2 1 4 1 1 en itm1.11 11 1 Cullumer 11) lor.50 2 0 Burrus.11 4 0 115 1 Amami 10 I 1 A Ilkley 30 4 0 1 1 8 A mlorsos, 4 inenr.es 1 1' 5 brno.p 4 I Perm) 1 0 1 1 110tue1ert 0 0 0 1 0 114114 14 I It 24 II AS 4114 24 13 afittted 40r 111 I eelimth.

tor Quinn In aptanin. Acura by Innings; tn. 1410a Ile Ong 16-41 201 1101 alA 111,1404,13 Hale. Runs 661104 In. Itte44, Manual, Blue, You 4, Miller.

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Menlo Kr, llmisest Clinical, taco. 1,..,.... Ellis Chism, Whitey Sailors Also Fight On American Legion Card Cards Concentrate Bat Attack Early To Win, 745 T. LOUIS. Aug.

S--liPlConcen trating their attack in the Brat two innings, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 7 to 5 in the first of st four-game series here Saturday. The Braves outhit the Cardinals 15 to IL Manager Bill Mc Kechnie, of the Red Birds was banished from the field in the third inning after protesting a decision at the plate. Wilson, Cardinal catcher, also was seat to the showers. Andy High was ghtfted to second hose when F114'11(10 Frisch reported rick.

Johnny Butler went to third for the Cardit. Lester Bert dropped a home run into the right field stands in the fifth with nnnA on. BOSTON ST. LOUIS V. h.

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These highways lead to no place in general but to a warmer climate in all particulars. your morality expostulators will tell you, but this dissertation is framed to put forth the point that bad aim as well as good, though misdirected, intentions sometimes reap results. 1.. AIVERICAN LEAGUE Team. W.

I ps Philadelphia 74 29 744 New York 60 Ft. Louis 63 46 555 Cleveland 63 47 .524 Detroit 41 32 43 Washington 26 67 .400 Chicago 40 62 Boston 30 29 14 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 15, Boston 4. toula 8. Philadelphia 3 lanings, rain). Detroit-Washington, rain.

Cleveland-New York. rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE Team. Pd. Chicago 65 32 .1 Pittsburgh 29 37 015 New York 66 44, St.

Louis 63 49 Brooklyn 43 57 411 Boston 42 611 412 Cincinnati 42 204 4.0 Philadelphia 39 69 SATURD-AY'S RESULTS Chicago 12, Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1. Loula 7, Poston 5. New York-Pittsburgh, rain SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Team: W. L.

Tel Tampa 29 10 .64 Selma 20 12 .625 Jacksonville 16 15 514 Pensacola 14 16 Columbus 14 19 .424 Montgomery 11 21 344 GEORGIA-ALABAMA LEAGUE Team W. 1. 114 Talladega 14 9 t.P Carrollton 14 10 Lindale 12 11 In Gadsden 12 12 5.0 Anniston 11 13 401 Cedartown 8 16 l33 MAN LEAGUE W. Pet 74 76 745 60 68 46 .511 63 47 .41, 41 28 67 .440 40 30 70 ,100 DAYS RESULTS Boston 4. Philadelphia in.

hIngton, rain. 4ew York. rain. )NAL LEAGUE W. L.

Pct. 65 31 61 b9 37 ci1 66 46 63 49 43 57 .44 42 60 Ail 42 5a .4:0 33 tilt .11 DAY'S RESULTS Brooklyn 2. Philadelphia 1. Poston 6. Pittsburgh, rain.

ASTERN LEAGUE W. Yet 20 10 20 12 .611 16 15 514 14 It 14 19 .414 I SLABAMA LEAGUE 2EAG1 344 U.E W. 14 0 -64 14 1(1 5,1 12 U. 12 12 11 13 .451 8 16 33 Chisox Donated 15.4 Game By Boston Hose BOSTON, Aug. 3(IP)The White Sox earned hut two rune, yet they chalked up a total of 15 to defeat the Red Sox, 16 to 4, in the second game of their series here Saturday.

Eleven of the vimitors. runs were scored in the find three innings when five ertern were made behind Ruffing. Chicago got 13 bite with Metzler, Hunnefield and Reynolds leading the assault. CHICA00 31 4 IT ST 13 Total, 33 ST If Wore by Innings: Now Orlosou 020 001 012-111 A1111111.11 66 OM ees--4 14111MAItYknor. Pirh.i.

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Kl0t0r. rmPlrok Tames, MOI Monism' Time 1:40, Chicks Cop Fifth In Row From Travelers, 3-2 LITTLE': ROCK, Aug. 3 --017)-- 31P mphim made it five straight from Little Rock by winning Saturday 3 to 2 in a pitchers battle between Iterbert May, of the Chicks, and Jim Moore, of the Travelers. May got the better support and was the winner. Three double plays helped the Chick riteher materially.

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Soanocel OIfir.ef 0 Itratill.lf W11018313 Prosnro.Sk SYsokarf 1 R000lf It SS Irmo. Will' hom.3b Ent10.44 ktolood.ss Serser.e 0 WilitnoV.0 Slay.p I blnoro.o slicisantol Another opportunity to gain eonfronte the Dobbsmen. Chattenooga did not win a gatne last week. The Bobber', if they ars champions, ehould win five of the games, even more if the three twin Mlle Were not scheduled. The Barons have not been hitting, fielding, pitching or doing anything that onkel' up a win.

ring baseball team. They all but blew a 11-0 lead Thuraday, Ray Francis finally going to the hill and stopping a Mobile upriming in the ninth Creme after two pitchers had failed. If the locals are trying to demonetrate how many runners it is potteible to perch on the hassocks without scoring, they have succeeded. Atlanta, the most feared club in the loop now, goes to Nashville for six games, starting Sunday and no team la going to run over the Vole In their beloved cracker box. Sulphur Dell.

Jim Poole and Compitny can send enough pop flys over that right field fence to win their share of games up there. New Orleane partakes of variety this time, playing the Bears, Chicks and Travelers during the week. The Crackers have taken a lot of confidence Out of the Birds and they may not be the pante ter a while. Chicks Ars First Memphis topped the field in games won and lost from Sunday through Friday. triumphing five times in six games, all of the wins coming against the hapless Travelere.

Nashville profited by playing Chattanooga. winning four of five. Atlanta had another good week, advancing half a game of New Orleans when Friday's games were over. The Georgians were ahead in four of six tilts. They have been winning by clever base running and rallying in late inningswhich means Wilbur Good's crew is fighting.

The Barons continued to play second-division ball, breaking even in six games. The Pelicans did as the Barons did. Chattanooga lost all of her five contests. Little Rock took one of six and Mobile divided half a dozen ga mes. The only bright spot for the Dobbamen the past week was Urban Pickering, big third baseman.

Brute went to bat 20 times against the Chicks and Bears. He slashed Out 12 hits, including three doubles and one homer with the bases full. Pickering pulled the later feat against the Bears Thursday and in the same game. Johnny Chapman unloaded the hassocks for the Bruins. Climax Blethen captured his seventeenth win against the Orleans crew Thursday.

Red Oldham, veteran Cracker left-bander, went the route against the Gilberts Thursday and won, 2-1. Ile went in for relief again Friday and got credit for his second victory. Jim Poole, slugging Nashville first baseman, hit his nineteenth homer Thursday and came back with his twentieth Friday. Memphis bought Dick Tangemttn, leading hitter of the Southeastern League. He failed to get a hit in six times up as a starter in the Southern.

He played in this league in 1927 with Chattanooga for a while. Bob Hasty returned to form and registered his fifteenth win as the 3Etrons turned on the Bears Tuesday, 8-1. The only visiting score was Eggert's homer. Another fronte the did not wl Robbers. ehould wii more if th scheduled.

been hittir Ins' anythi ring bast blew a 11 fil stopping ninth Craw failed, If demonatrai poseible to without sc, Atlanta, the loop ile' la mff alma eg8c' In their phur Dell. can send right field of games I New 01 this time, anti Travel ra ckers dynes' Out I not be the Memphis won and I Friday. trir games, all I the hauler profited winning another go, halt' a gat, Friday's Georgians tilts. The: clever bast late inning Good's cret continued ball, break! Pelicans Chattanoog tests. Litt and Mob! games.

The On Dobbemen Pickering, went to ha Chicks and 12 bits, int one homer ering pulled Bears Thu game, John hassocks fo Climax enteenth crew Thurs Red Oldh bander, wer Gilberts Th went in for got credit Jim Pooh baseman, Thursday twentieth Memphis times up a leading hil League. ern. He pit with Chatts Bob Haat registered I 3ttrons tur, day. 8-1. Eggert's ho.

Mr. Windy Windham, the eRteemed illustrator of these bug-house clouts some matter of indecision in the accompanying sketch. The shot was made at Johnson City Country Club, Johnson City, back in 1914. Ancient history? Well, maybe, hut it's good. like the Oreekn.

Itatterion faced No. I green with high hopes and a clean score card. He smacked the apple a nice blow and away it went, but, cute, what a weird curve it took. It was one of those hooks and the pellet headed straight for the green, but the wrong one. It plunked down on the blanket and rolled Into No.

4 cup. That's the manner of scoring four holes In one; leastwiee, says Patterson, he was down on No. 4 green in one stroke and that would appear very much like four holes in in one. P. S.These dodo birds appear to be trying to rule the roost.

It looks like No. 23 will be another dodo. No. 24 is still open for some good shot. Have you got It? As a matter of fact this partictiler case produced as perfect a product as could have been brought forth with judgment as keen as a Solomon and aim as true As a die.

The case of the chickens home to roost is another example which is much used in expostulatory endeavors and haranguers are wont to expound both profoundly and profusely on this proposition. There is nothing said, however, about the birds which come to roost on the wrong pole. These are points which Alex Patterson might well have pondered over following a history-making shot of some years ago. In delving into clippings and scrap books and dashes from memory, Patterson recalled his famous misplaced dodo on which he claims to have scored four holes in one, meaning the selfsame and single shot from No. I tee, and that's a mark for any and all to shoot at.

Southpaw, That's Why Patterson is a left-handed golfer. a subject which appears to have caused I Clossil. I 1 I Itoynoirhool 4 Datti.rt 5 a 5 1 5 I Thomos.p 5 BOSTON 00. 0. h.

to. a I Narleaky.21, 007.0 0 0 ittioning 0 Itaynp I Pow1110.10 0 Williams.10 0 Barrett. rt-0 Recnith itoeIPs.31) Tndt.lb Ithrn0.00 ittiffinco 1.i.rnbee,p BOSTON Fighting Jack Sullivan, popular Birmingham featherweight, and Horace Hooper, as game as they get to be, top the American Legion card at Tarrant City Tuesday night in an eight-round match. Sullivan is fresh from a triumph over Ebon Lee at Athens Thursday night, while Hooper looked as good as ever last Tuesday at Tarrant, when he outpointed Red Alford. As WAR the came last Tuesday, fans will he treated to 32 rounds of glove slinging, provided all the bouts go that far, whieh appears unlikely.

There were three knockouts last week. On the Tuesday card, Ellis Chism, who bested Tommie Baker at Athens Thursday on the Sullivan-Lee card, takes on Whitey Sailors, who has been going good of late. This bout is booked for six rounds and there will be one other six-round fracas, Kid Miller and Kid Moore, a couple of clever battlers having been matched. Three four-round matches bring together Dummy Barrington against Kid Earl Lett vs. Duke Hayes and Bill Clayton and Peanut Vann.

Good News Itobart Mullins, promoter, says that he has some interesting news for local fans. the Sullivan-Hooper bout Tuesday night. a humdinger itself. Dick Clark. the starry Memphis battle; Billy Mobley and other well known fighters will be featured on the Tarrant City cards.

When Petey Sarron and Claude Wilson return from Australia, it is likely they will fight for Mullins against several well known Eastern The legion announces cut prices for the next bouts. The arena is an open one and is situated at Ford Avenue and Pinson Street. A large crowd saw hard fought matches last week. JACK HOUSE Asst. Sports Editon JERRY BRYAN PM.

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4 .1 i 1 i i I 1 oists 41 8 1314 IS 'retal" II 17 IS gliatieg for Loyersit In Sib. Pore by innings: Boston IM 011 086-1 Si. Lon', ISO gag 011-1 Clebbeurg. Piller, Istiobrof Runs baited In. Harbor 3, Iteguire.

Wilson 4. Hostility, Hell. Two gala bite. Illehhourg 0. More Pot.

Adtitger. Maguire, Utak Wilson S. gptabree IsunthiL Homo run, Belt neettfloo. Lett on bean. Boston 13.

at. Louis I. Dui on both'. off Nate' 4. niniek out, by Brandt by Held be Loterett 2 Hilo.

off Brandt in I innings. olf Levered' in innings. Losing pliebsr. Brandt. Stegergurit4 Wart sag Pitmen.

limo of genie, 2.13. Redlegs Trim Phils In Ninth Inning, 2-1 CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 8--(iP)-- Ford's single and Gooch's double against the rightfield bleacher alter two were out. scored the winning run in the ninth inning here Saturday and enabled Cincinnati to defeat Philadelphia 2 to I. Lucas had the better of Fienge in a pitching battle.

PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI sU.r.h.OL ab. f. .1. Thempion.28 4 0 I Ilwanoon.lt I I 0 Vritiorgef 4 8 I 4 I ODoutif 4 1 0 1 0 Welker.rf Klein4 4 I I I Kity.lb 41 1 hitneyaig 4 0 I 3 Allon.rt 0 Iturst.lb 3 0 0 IS 5 Monterm 0 Therenow.i" Set 38 FortIlb I 3 Lerianm I 0 I 1 I flooeli." I I I 0 0 0 0 Linens 1 Tniate lilSulSil Totals 3 tl11 into out when winning run stored. givire by Innings.

Philadelphia 500 100 10-1 Ph liadelphis 00 100 100--I Tarpon Found Running South Of Fort TEXAS LEAGUE Team W. Wichita Falls "0 13 Houston 19 14 Shreveport 17 15 Fort Worth 29 14 Waco 19 16 Beaumont 14 15 DIIas 14 21 San Antonio 10 25 AS LEAGUE W. "0 13 19 14 17 15 20 14 19 16 16 15 14 21 10 2r Morgan Like Big School Of Mullet Toles 4116 1127 )9 Total, 3i 4 127 14 911004 for Limbs. In gth. asilottod for Gorton.

in tih guBstiod for Narlasky in 9 lb. Peons by innIngo: CMcago 109 109 012-13 Boston Ode 200 200 4 flritiltARYFerora, elven. Itathrock, norbarl, Rotolo. Stuns bottod in, Reenolds 8. Berg 3 Metzler 2.

Bunnoriold 2. Thomas 1. Clasen. shim. Tod(.

Sorry, Zyri boss hit. Balm. TaIll, liunnoDeld. Thomas. Barrett.

Beefy. 1411elow. fionit funs. lifetzlet. Reynolds.

Fttlitn bate. Wising, Double Ways, la Cis Pell to ithitos. Left on basso. Chicago 7. Boston 6.

Rose on bolls. off Buffing off Thomas 3. Struck out, by Moms, 2. Of Buffing 2, lig LIM bod Bagne 1- I1II. off Buffing 19 in 2 2-2 innings.

off Boyne in 2 innings. off Lisenboo 6 In 4 1-1 Innings Losing pitcher. Buffing. tmDire' Owens. and Campbell.

Time of game. 1:12. COTTON STATES LEAGUE Team W. Prt El Dorado 25 13 Sr.l Alexandria. 23 17 Baton Rouge 21 17 353 Jackson 22 2'' Monroe 17 2-0 40 Vicksburg I 18 22 .450 Laurel 17 22 AA Lake Char lea 17 25 .4 ,1 STATES LEAGUE w.

Pet 25 13 Kt 23 17 21 17 353 2'2 2'' 12 2-0 451 18 22 .450 17 22 AA 17 25 401 Cincinnati 100 000 00-2 SCHMARTEIOta. Hangs, Paranaon, K.IIy. Huns hatted in, Whitney, Hens. Hooch. Two-haaa hits.

Hoorn Threa-baselsits, Whitney. Sacrifices. Leiden, Benito. Hurst. Kelly.

itwenson. 17ouble plays. Kelly to Pittenger Left an hum, Philadelphia I. Cincinnati 7. Bus on bane.

off Benito 2. Lucas 1. Struck out. hy Lu-as 8. Umpires, Reardon.

akin and aunt. Time It34. MANDELL WILL GET FOR FIGHT Freeman Hurls Well As Sloss Wins, 8 To 1 1 Hurls Well 3 Wins, 8 To I Saturday's Results 'NMI, 80 3 3 21 16 Totals 211 2 1 27 11 tHatted for Willingham I. Prom hy innings: Memphis enn it 100-8 Little Kock 100 001 000-2 SCHNIASTrrrora. H.

2, McLeod. Stine batted in. R. IVilliams. Berger, flow Tao base bits, Williams, Klinger.

Sacrinees Tattgaman 2. Oliver. D. tVilliams Brooks. Willing.

berm Left on bases. Bombing S. Littia Reck 5. Donnie niers. inky to Williams to Leslie.

Williams to Engle to Lealie. Engle to William)) to Strut) boat, by May by Moore 8. Bit by Pitcher, KV Map (Oliver. MeLeod). Umpires Williams and Redo.

Time et game. Vols Rally To Defeat 1Nooga And Sweep Series NASHVILLE, Aug. SVP)-- Nashville made a CIPS.11 sweep of the series with Chattanooga Saturday, snatching a wild and wooly game from the Lookouts 5 to 4 by an eighth-inning rally. The Vole knocked Decatur out while Campbell weakened in the seventh when the Lookouts scored four runs. Lundgren pitched an inning and got credit for the game since Miner who batted for him drove in the tying run and Cortazzo's second double a moment later won it.

Kreuger knocked the ball over the back fence and Adams who had a perfect day also hit for the circuit. Manager Jimmy Johnston was put out of the game in the seventh for kicking on a decision made while Treadway was at bat. CHATTANOOGA NASHVILLE eh. V. h.

wit. ob. 2. h. ow 4 0 1 I 1 Cortnno.aa 5 8 illoward 0 1 0 0 0 Hormet 5 0 Ottahletilty 1 0 0 0 0 4 4 treadway.31) 5 0 2 0 4 1 Vteicet al 0 2 0 Poole.lb 5 1 0 9hanerAf q1 1 0 zWillis 0 0 itorrett.rf 4 0 it 0 4 4 1 2 1 0 Cart er.if 4 0 lioutin.em I 1 I 6 Sreugoro 3 0 tRrk.

2 0 0 0 Camobell.p 1 1 a I 10 0 untosor 0 1 0 0 ft LunIlloolLP 8 0 0 2 1 0 4 0 3 0 totobnion 1 0 0 0 Freya) 0 taalewe 1 0 0 0 Totals 37 4 10 14 11 Tmein 85 8 12 21 12 soliatted ror Mettlemire in nine). olian for Poole in eighth. otlyted for PI 'math, Score by inning: Chattanooga 000 090 40-4 Naaltellle 2'n 0 02z-5 SI'M Nt ARV --Errorc. ono, 3ohnsion. Kuria batted in.

Ad Imo 2, Krueger. Cortese Einee, Virk 2, Johnson, Two.baae hits. Cortazzo 3, Adams, Anderson, Tread)) way. if Pilsner. Rome runs, A lams, Krueger.

Sacrifices, Hiner. Sheller, NOM plays, Domain to Jonotou to Blight. Struck out. by Campbell 1. Decatur 2, Sam on MT Settle-mire 2.

Innints pitc1104, by Campbell I with 4 rens an4 1.herteren 1. with no punt and no Decatur I -3 with 3 mina and fine Mts. Left on boron. Nrodicille 9. Chattenuom Vtnniml olteber, Lundgren LocIng piteher.

Pettis-ham Umpires, iint) CampbC1. Time 1 :05. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester 3, Montreal 6. Others postpottoiL rein. 150 In Losing Bout; 3,000 Passes Are issued AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 10.

Toledo O. Indianapolis 7. Louisville 4. Ka ft.il City O. Milwaukee 2.

Minneapolis I. St. Paul 7. II C. Grabs Lead To Whip Connors Steel a I GI Whir Freeman let Lone Star Cementers down with six hits and one run whila Sloss hit Ellis and Skelton for 15 hits and eight runs.

Parks was the hitting star for Sloss, getting three exinglee, one double and one triple for it perfaet day. Abney got a double and two singles out of four times. Pennine hit a double and single out of five while Freeman hit a triple. Freeman struck out five men and had the rest hitting them in the dirt with the exception of Tate and Baker. Tate hit a home run and Baker got a doubis and single out of four times up.

Lone Star 000 010 000-1 6 I Sloss 000 160 01xI 15 I American Bolters Beat Garden laic Lone Star Cementer hits and one run whils and Skelton for 15 hits Parks was the hitting getting three singles. 1 one triple for a Prt- got a double and two four titnete. Peak' hit 'Ingle out of five I hit a triple. Freeman men and had the rsct the dirt with the ice and Baker. Tate hit ad Baker got a doublo of four times up.

000 010 000-1 6 1 000 160 OlsI 15 1 Bolters Gardendalo NEW YORIC.PENN. LEAGUE MI MMO' postponed. rain. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE leers by Innings; R. N.

Et Columbus 200 000 010-3 7 MontsomorY 000 QUO 000I 7 Nara and Gibson; Pvryman and Tipton. Store bp R. H. E. Jacksonville 020 500 000-7 II 5 Tampa ISO 310 000-3 12 3 Phelps.

Herman and Mobley; Walker. Ketchum, Sackett and Guerra. Seer, by 'naiads: G. H. E.

Saima NO 310 101-6 II 0 Pensacola 010 100 000-2 3 0 Gould and James; Clamors and Cask Illinois Central got four runs in the first three frames Saturday and held on to its lead. winning 4-2. The losing Connors Steel outfit rallied in the ninth with two rune when Stephen hornered with one on. Hap Henderson, hurling for the winners. fanned Is men.

Braun got three out of four. This vi'as a postponed game as Gate City did not show up and forfeited to Illinois Central. Score by innings: R. IT. E.

Connors Steel 000 000 002 2 7 a I. C. 211 000 00x 4 7 2 Madden and Ford; Henderson and Shugart. Illinois Ce first three held on to I lotting Conn the ninth wi hornered wi son, hurling 18 men. Bra This was a City did no to Illinois Score by i Connors Ste Madden a Shugart.

COTTON STATES LEAGUE Monroe 0,, Al Lego 7, Laurel S. Satre Rouge 2. Jameson I. Eldorado 4, Vitas Inerip 2 (12 Innings). THREE I LEAGUE EvanwIlla 44.

Peoria 1.2. Springfield 2- I. Terre Haste Quinsy 4.10, Danville 04. Decatur S. loomffilten 4.

Virginia Bridge Beats Bread Team Virgin Beal BY DAVIO HOLT Capt. Earl Bryant, master of the good ship Sweetheart. known to all Birmingham fishermen in Alabama gulf waters, says that one day last week while he and his Sweetheart had eta a he found the tarpon running through the awash channel, south of Fort Morgan, like a school of overgrown mullet. Earl says if that WAN a school of tarpon. he attended that school during the recess period and after lunch; that they were playing tag or leapfrog or, maybe, ring around the rosy, but they were not hungry, were in happy humor and refused to strike.

They kicked his bronze spoons. silver spoons and Tarporenos into the air with their Utile and gave him and his party the horse-mackerel laugh. George D. Lining, chairman of the Mobile committee lining up fishing boats for the deep sea rodeo which begins with making camp at Fort Gaines on Sunday. Aug.

25, brought that tarpon story back with him from Bayou le Batre, where the Bryant boys, Raz Crenshaw, the well known Bosarges and other boatmen-guides known to fame, have agreed to enter their boats for the fishing contest. Callaway Reports Capt. Dan Callaway, of the Orange Beach Cdllaway fishing fleet, on Perdido Bay, came to town to have a doctor examine him for motor trouble and a leak in his bow, and reported that the Perdido fleet will get into the big game; though the boatmen there are anxious to have a weighing-in sub station established at the mouth of Perdido Bay, so they will not have to run all the way to Fort Gaines from their fishing grounds every day of the rodeo. The commodore of the entire fleet, appointed by the Mobile committee, of which L. G.

Adams is general chairman. is Dr. Sibley Holmes, of Foley. He has promised to take up this subject of a Perdido Bay station with the committee, to give the Baldwin fishermen and fishing grounds an even break in the contest. A circular sent out from the department of game and fisheries at Montgomery fixes the Western limit of the official fishing grounds at the channel between Fort Gaines and Fort Morgan.

This will probably be changed, as it eliminates the celebrated Grants Pass, Pabs aux Herones, Pass a la Oultre and the gulf shore of Dauphin Island. entirely cutting out all of the Mobile County fishing waters and practically throwing the 1 contest onto the shores of Baldwin 1 County. Fishermen who know the Alabama gulf waters insist that no 1 such channel line should be drawn; though more than willing that the limits be so fixed that the contest will be held entirely south of Alabama shores. These matters will all be ironed out by the committee of fishermen placed in charge of the event. Pan Practice Members of the American Legion who are fish-minded will be given the opportunity to practice up, get their sea legs and get into the game as expert deep sea fishermen.

The Alabama department convention will be held at Mobile just one week before the rodeo, and Commander Phelps, of the post at Mobile, has appointed a committee charged with the pleasant duty of seeing that the fish-minded legionnaires have all the gulf fishing they have a mind to. There will be boats, baits, guides. tackle, lures and good advice for all who wish to try a hand between ad wish to try a hand between ad- 1 journment of the convention and beginning of the deep sea rodeo. There is no great danger that the legion men may reduce the visible supply of game fish. as they are more likely to feed the fishers and make them fat and strong.

Announcement has been made that a double daily schedule will be maintained from the cut-off to Fort Gaines during the fishing contest and maybe before. The cut-off, or Lands End, is on Cedar Point. only a few miles from Dauphin Island. Some enterprising fisherman cut a small ditch across the point, which separates Mobile Bay from Heron Bay. The tide did the rest and now there is a deep channel about 50 feet wide, where the tide rushed like a mill race.

This flow in and out has created a gully on both sides, where fish and still fishermen congregate when tide. moon, weather and zodiac are Just right; a combination which this fisherman never yet happened to hit; though wonderful catches have been made there. It is at the end of the Cedar Point road and la near the point from which Birmingham parties have obtained a. franchise to build a toll bridge to Dauphin Island. J.

M. Dewberry built a railroad down the Point some years ago. but is refused to remain and now the highway runs down his old railroad bed from Alabama Port. First Class Shape Mayor Cecil Bates. commissioner in charge of Mobile's park property at Fort Gaines, has had the wharf, barracks and officers' quarters at the fort put In first class condition for the convenience of contestants and visitors, who will sleep on cots, In screened quarters.

They are even talking about putting in a temporary lighting plant for the room which will be devoted to bridge whist and ping pong. Dr. Holmes and other real good sportsmen are insisting that no edible fish be wasted. In the ordinary run of luck, each boat will catch several hundred pounds of fish each day which somebody would be glad to use for food, and which would be good for that purpose. Only a small and select portion of this will be needed to feed the camp, and the conversationists are urging that the remainder be properly utilized.

The suggestion that those specimens not large enough to be within hope or prospect of one of the prizes be thrown back is a piece of high land folly, as applied to sea fishing. In the swift race for existence between the game fishes and their enemies, the wounded and weary fish that has been hooked and brought aboard the boat would have as much chance to get away es Lindbergh has to escape the photographers. A shark or ling would have him before he got his breath and bearings. Many of the kinds that are not on the bills at the restaurants are eaten daily by civilized man under assumed names, and there are hundreds of individuals and institutions that would be glad to get all kinds except perhaps tarpon and skipjack. Those who may fish from the Jetties at Fort Gaines can catch enough eels to supply every eelemosynary institution on Alabama soil.

A little care, ice and sportsmanship, and thousands may have a "mess of fresh fish," such as they seldom see. Statistics conmiled by Capt. Frank White, custodian at Fort Gaines, Whiteo custodian at Fort Gaines, CHICAGO, Aug. 8(4) SammY Mandell, world lightweight champion, will receive approximately 800 for polishing off Tony Canzoneri In their 10-round title engagement in the Chicago stadium Friday night. The challenger will be enriched to the extent of 623.150.

These figures are based on the unofficial receipts checked up Saturday by the Illinois State Athletic Commission. The gross receipts were reported to be $136,191.26, with state and federal taxes amounting to 620, 428.68. The net receipts with the state and federal taxes deducted amounted to 6115,762.68. The total paid attendance, according to unofficial figures was 20,713, with possibly 8,000 complimentary ticketholders. Mandell and Canzoneri were understood to have received 60 per cent of the net receipts, with 40 per cent going to the champion and 20 per cent to the challenger.

Mandell was a downhearted winner. He said today that he was not himself and that he would not have blamed Eddie Kane, his manager, If Kane had tossed him out of the ring. The champion appeared to have been overstrained, and his marvelous cleverness alone carried him to victory The lightweight champion returned to his home in Rockford, this afternoon to spend a few days with his wife and child, By stopping rallies with brilliant double plays. the American Bra team defeated Gardendale, 3 to S. Walker hurled a nice game for th" winners up until the skth when he weakened and was by Thome.

The latter did sow. heavy hitting during his short MAY in the game. Walker, Robert, SAwver and Sheffield ale bit hard for the Bolters. Score by innings: It E. Oardendale 010 003 010 fi fi 4 American Bolt 301 102 01 4c 14 4 Reymayne, Jack and Belcher, Val' ker, Thomas and Roddam.

rallies with briWant the American Bra Gartiendale, to a nice galo' ff. tha Ail the skth inning ened and wa rx1P rho latter did etttn. during his short stay 'calker, Roberta, Bawer ale bit hard for tie It 1L U. rid ikt )111ao dn( fi, 314.4 show that no game fish ever dies a natural death from old age or hardened arteries in the gulf of Mexico. and that man obtains for his food less than one millionth part of one per cent of those that annually lose their lives.

Fort Morgan To Survive Gen. Charles P. SummeralL chief of staff, United States Army told the people of Mobile who entertained him last week that the historic fortress, which also overlies the site of 1Fort Bowyer, defended by Lawrence in 1814, will never be sold by the goverpment, but may again be placed In commission. Its buildings, sufficient to house 10.000 men, now going to ruin, will he 'preserved, made habitable and utilized for some good army purpose; though the general stated in'ee general way that the day of the fixed fortification had given way to mobile defenses, particularly aircraft. This decision of the War Department is attributed, in part, at least, to the improved transportation, present and prospective, which the fort will enjoy.

In the days when a weekly boat to Mobile was the only contact with the outside world, officers and enlisted men were inclined to regard assignment to Fort Morgan in the nature of a sentence, after the novelty of shore life wore away. Paved highway to gulf horse, connected with the fort by a hard-packed sand beach, natural speedway, and within short ferryage of Dauphin Island, its bridge and highway, city park and hotel, all in near prospect, Fort Morgan will become a pleasure resort for coast artillery, and for annual encampment of other units of the service. Sibert Acts Oen. William L. Sibert, who was succeeded in command of the first division in France by Gen.

Sumtnerall, when Gen. Sibert was placed in charge of United States chemical wader service, had purchased for the state of Alabama, through its docks commission, that portion of the reservation where Fort Bowyer and Morgan made history. The state has arranged to return this land to the government at the price paid for it, and the 493 acres on Mobile Point will remain intact, In addition to the boats under contact with the managers of the rodeo, to take out contestants at so much Per hour, there will be numerous private yachts and motor cruisers entered in the contest; which is open to sportsmen of the entire world, including Biloxi and Pass Christian, which claim a fishing world of their, own, and to have originated the rodeo idea. The first deep sea rodeo was so named because it was not the first, will not be conducted in deep and is not a rodeo: though the Mobile-Baldwin committee will make it a memorable event, then think up a more original and appropriate name for future rodeos. STUFFED ANIMAL SHOWN A big, wild boar, killed io.

Siberia, on exhibition at the Birmingham Paint Glass Company has attracted much attention. The hair from these boards is used in manufacturing paint bruikbegi brulkbas, TEXAS LEAGUE Beaumont IL Dallas Fort Worth S. San Antonio 2. Senate 11. Shreveport to 12.

Wish Da FAIN 3. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Sato Promises S-11. Nellyvteed 114. Seattle 2-S, Portland 1-0. Loa Angeles S.

folltalens Y. Staramente Oakland 7. from the game when a batted ball struck him on the arm. Eller hit a homer for the winners. score by innings: R.

H. E. Ornamental 000 210 001 4 8 8 Ingram 000 120 000 0 8 C. Glover and F. Glover; Page.

Evans and Walker. Copeland's single with two mates aboard in the seventh inning gave Virginia Bridge the winning margin over National Bread. The score was 8 to 6 and Felton and Chandler aided In the victory with three hits each. Five errors by the Breeders played a part in the Bridgers win while Trucks and Bryant hurled good bell in the pinches. 'Score by Innings: R.

H. E. Virginia Bridge 000 022 301 8 13 2 National Bread 000 402 000-- 6 9 6 Trucks, Bryant and Spicer; Collier, Reid and Godbee. Lewis. Copeland't aboard in I Virginia Br' over Nation 8 to 6 and II in the victo Five errors part in the I and Bryant pinches.

Score by Virginia Fin National Br, Trucks. B1 Reid and GI GEORGIAALASAMA LEAGUE Caere Ilten 7. Undid' 3, Talladega I. Cedartawn AftuIit. I I.

Gadsden score was 2-0. Wright Um tts Dark Barons to four lilts, fl Nashville club solved Boll for six safeties. It was an orrorlost game. Score by Innings: R. H.

Black Barons ono Ann atNaa Naehville 00t 001 00x-2 A 0 to four hits, at solved Bell for tinge: R. 11. E. ono Ann niNo---rt 4 001 001 008'' 6 0 ')t. 8' ta Hy Vance To Call Baron Road Games Over StationW API Starting Sunday Installment Payment Loa nt Payment Ornamental Winner Over Ingram Imam( vvinnE Nashville Shuts Out Black Barons, 2-0 Your Next Loan re Your Loaf' In a gruelling struggle in the Municipal League Saturday afternoon.

Birmingham Ornamental Iron nosed out Ingram Hardware, 4-3, scoring a counter In the last frame to break a tie for victory. Page, who started on the hill for the losers, was forced In a gruel nicipal LeaM Birmingham out Ingram counter in I a tie for vi, on the bill NASHVILLE. Aug. 3The Blrmingham Black Herons were shut out here Saturday afternoon by the Nashville Elite Giants in a hurling duel between Bell and Wright. The BYRON DOZIER, M.

D. ByRor "There he goes!" This familiar phrase will ring out over Station WAP1 Sunday afternoontelling you all about the second game of the double-header at Chattanooga between the Lookouts and the Barons and it will be railed by the man who has made this phrase famousHy Vance, himself. Old Hy will pick up his Mike Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock and he will shout "There he goes!" lie will shout it like only Hy Vance can shout it, and fans will know then that something has started. The matinee by air will not start until 3:30 as WAPI has the New York chain program booked to that hour. It may be that sturdy has hit a home run, or it may be that Guy grounded out, or whatnot, but, lust the same, Old By will be with hie trusty Mike te let you know the his trusty Mike to let-you know the description of the second game of the series at 'Nooga.

Prom then on through the week the matinee of the air wilt be held daily. And Hy will come back on the air each afternoon until the series is ended Thursday afternoon. AU you will have to do is to tune in on WAN, the Birmingham broadcasting station, and listen to the games as only Hy Vance can call them. Van ce will also put his wise cracks in between plays, and give you the facts as they leave the wire There will be no delay. Just as soon as the ball is hit, Hy will tell you where it went, or where it stayed.

NVhile the showing of the Barons of late has been nothing sensational, the Barons may hit their right stride again on the road trip, so don't miss HY's play-by-play detail of the eight-game series. There they goSunday! There they goSunday i II6H1 I Compare Our Rates You'll like our service PEOPLiS MANCE 1:1 ViDIJSMAL LOMS 1927 rAlit Our Rates ll like our ervice i r'i i r'i CA) toms -0'- rAYt Special attention given to the treatment and tuner, of the Eye, Ear, Nose and throat and fitting of Wawa. TOMORROW NIGHT ALEX SIMMS vs. PAUL ROJAS Titkats on eal It Gr Ay's Sptg. Goods Co.

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