The Tennessean du lieu suivant : Nashville, Tennessee • 6

if THE NASti VILLE AMERICAN SVITTWAY SEPTEMBER 19 1908 STOPPED THE PELICAN' THE BARONS PELICANS' NEW MEN TODAY'S GAME WILL DECIDE PENNANT THE SQUIRE WON THE SEA BREEZE VOLUNTEERS AND 'PELICANS DUGAN'S MASTERLY RIDE WILL'FIGHT IT OUT THIS LANDED THE WINNER FIRST IN EXCITING RACE Arasee Was a Nose Sets New Track Record for a Mile and Johnson Won the Nashville Won Yesterday by Score of 6 to Were Outplayed Duggan Pitched in Great Form While Phillips Was Hit Opportunely Bunched Their Ilitvon Becker and Won From Mobile BIRMINGHAM Sept Itep4 his hits well scattered until the eighth when a bunch of four eingles netted Birmingham three runs In the ninth errors by Walters and elinitit wore responsible for Mobile two runs Fieharty pitched an excellent game Score: Birmingham AB IL PG A Es Molesworth 4 1 3 2 0 0 Downey se 4 I 2 2 6 0 IlenJttW I 4 0 3 1 00 Raub 4 2 0 Meek lb 3 0 1 ilk 0 0 Sinitits I 30000 1 Walters 2b 300 1 2 I Larsen 31) 300000 Fleharty 3 1 1 030 Totals 31 3 11 27 11 2 AB 1'0 A Wheat I 4 1 1 3 00 James 2b 46 4 1 0 2 30 Daley 3 0 I 't 0 0 Sentell as 3 0 I 5 '3 Sabrie lb 4 00 1 10 Benson lb 4 00 1 1 1 41arv ill 3 0 0 3 2 0 Fisher 2-00 1 00 Beeker 3 00 0 31 Totals 31 2 3 24 1 Soore by innings: Birmingham 0000000 3 -3 Mobile 0000 0 0 00 2-2 hit Iletiline Sae hit Sentell Imuble plays Garvin to Sentell Becker to Sentell to Sabrie Struck ont Fieharty 2 Becker 1 Bases On bells Fieharty I Titne 1:20 Umpire Moran I It 400 i All Ir k' y) -7 ii '14' I lt '-i1Irtit I It- 44 ttrK -t -It '-4 4' 1: 41 -07 1 In i i' i 1 4p 4 14 44 1 4i'l 1 ti '4- I 1 I -o 1 i ii 1 i' 1 1 ik I- 41 i i i zt 1 i 1 4 04 'Se f1 4 I le' 4 2 'T '1 ii s'''-1''-' '47 3 44 4 i I 4 ii i-- 4 'iri 'A s'4 71 14 i- 1 iir isif li a ib A i 1 4: a' '-c 1 i ')if 4 -5 1 0 4 1 el--i''''''' l4 i'' '4 It 5' 4 1 t't A'S' 'C'S i 1'4 Jd l-: 4 'A :4 I I i )' i 31 it 4' 14 11: A Highball made of 4ttf tkoo 41-r ri4J IA NV rich with the mellowness of good as sunshine and open air can make its materials GEO A DICKE' Sz CO Distillers Nashville Tenn '11144' 'For' 1 t' 1 0 A 11 1 (re 0 0 O'' 'ir' 11 4'4' 4'''' i l' 111 I Alli fi ii 4: 1 't filL tV3 14 I'''''4'4 0 ir pio oorl''' 1 1 Z4F hoco' t04towsignemb 1 it ioi i 'i "ontr44 '44 ro4-1-140t-e 1 "404r -e4 I 4 4 1 1114-7'7t '10 st Ir I I' 4'''''''-f i''r 1 04 4- VN1141-1 41trtxtsmok 4 -4 it t-si Attwit6: 41 i' 414 litia144 4 'Ai f'''''''''''11''' 4 t'''''-''' l'' ''t1 74 54'1 pl-: it fe 'i'': is '('4'''-t Nst41rwt A i 1-V1' Li sc i Iz' ''-1' 1 2' 4tirrei- -7-'4'n'' I ''d' A sto -1 A ell il '4 it) li ILA' "S'4 i 4 4 li 'Ill i 5 A I-lighball mode of i i 1:74 1 i 4 '7' 'I '441 7''''' (41tr 1 1 ''''r-Z) :1 1 11 1 1 '''-''''i 1 lk 1 A diii-4 1 0' A 1 4 4 '44 F' 1 1( I 1 fia i'' rfl 'ri4 4 '4 I ii I rh with the mowness of good distil kell t)teotilt ti I Pure sunshine and open air can Lelovutiiv make its materials a I 014 GEO A DICKE' Sz CO Distillers Nashville Tenn STANDING OF TIIE CLUBS Won Lost Pct New Orleans Nashville 74 56 569 Memphis 72 537 Montgomery 69 019 Mobile 7 Pal Atlanta all 71 466 Little Hock 62 76 449 Birmingham 62 St GAMES TODAY New Orleans at Nashville Little Hock at Atlanta Memphis at Montgomery Mobile at Birmingham Nashville 6 New Orleans 2 That was the score of yesterday's game In Athletic Park and thua does the championship battio of Illos narrow down to one game And this one will be played -this afternoon pro iding Jupe Pitrvius not in action Friday the Volunteers served to New Orleans what the Pelicans- had dished out to Natihville on Thursday vla a better rticle of ball The day previous tne Pelicane lilt in the pinches sontething that Nashville failed to--tio Yesterday BernharIn crew proved the phien sluggers The visitors did not Then too the Pelicans were not there with the proper fielding article Far from it Looking at it on the whole however one Duggan proved the main horn in the side of New Orleans Duggan opposed by Phillips Frank's weakliest slahmum had his opponents on the Jump from start to end lie was Invincible pitching masterly ball from the call of "play ball' until Dundon filed out to lambert In the ninth round The Pelicans earned a run off Of him in the third while the other Harry Bay presented by a bad throw after recovering Lord's drive to left ituggun yielded seven hits Old -Silver Bill" Phillips was used by Air Frank The gental Dutchman looked upon the "war horse" as the hest man available stating before the game: "Bill Is good and will win his- game" Bill wasn't good Anything hut it 8ttil let it he stated that be was no easy mark it MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY Defeats Memphis in a Swatting Fest Yesterday MONTGOMERY Sept game between Montgomery and Memphis WitS a halting rest in which the locals had Ft had the better of It and won by a score of 5 to 4 Hopkins knocked a clear home run to deep center but in circling third base tripped and fell and could not recover in time to score Score: Memphis AB PO A Shields 412310 Baer weld 3b 4 1 2 1 2 2 Cranston 2b 8 0 0 3 2 2 O'Leary 41143 0 Babb ms 4 0 2 3 2 4J Donahue 4 0 0 2 0 0 Jolly ro 2 0 0 0 0 Owens lb 3 1 1 8 0 0 Garrity 3 0 108 0 GRAVESEND Sept a terrine drive that lasted all through the laat quarter of a mile The Squire won the Sea Breeze selling stakes at Pi miles today by a short nose Dugan was given a rousing cheer when he returned to the scales after pulling up The victory was due to Dugan's masterly ride The Squire went out to make the pace followed by Arasee The Squire lvd to the upper turn when Arasee Joined him PGth horses were under a hard drive on the turn and Dugan managed to land his mount a winner by a few inches Many thought It was a dead heat Stamina made a new track record when she won the second race at a mile and three-sixteenths in two minutes fiat First race selling Mi Wiggins 107 (Nutter) won Ragman 93 (York) aecond Sir John 99 tkihreyel third Time 1:07 Obdurate boottind Intervene Chopontue Uncle Jim Lasata Blackford Prudent Mr Jorrocks star Thimtle and Spellbound ran Second race hat-Idiom 1 3-16 Stamina 115 (Dugan) won: Moquette lo3 (Schilling) second Pins and Needles 96 (Smith) third rime 2:00 Monfort and Flavigny ran Third race the SAa Itreeze $1600 selling Pi Squire 100 (E Dugan) won Aramee lo2 (Sweet) second: Anateus 101 (Smith) third Time 1:53 2-3 Frizette and Black Oak ran Fourth race handicap $elling: about 6 Johnson In) (McCarthy) Delirham 99 (E Dugan) BeeOnd GOIden Pearl 113 (Schilling) third Time 1:09 2-5 Nimbus Star Gowan Mazuma and Creation raw Fifth race selling (100 W011 Milford 93 (Sweet) secOnft Wild Refrain 90 (trral) third Time 236 died Friar (wilted and refused to run Sixth race 1 1-16 of Roanoke 109 (Dugan) won Torenia 1))9 (Smith) second Dixie Gold 109 (McCarthy) third Time 15) Perkech Tennitt Select Inheritance Putgada Alabama and Frances Ray also ran TODAY'S ENTRIES First race for 3-year-olds and up selling about 6 III Westbury 104 Ace High 101 Queen Marguerite 100 Saracinesca Belle Strome SS Second race the Hitchcock Steeplechase Handicap for 4-year-olds end up about 162 Samtus 154 ColignY 153 Bayonet 147 Bat 132 Third race the Junior Champion Handcar) for 2-year-olds: about 4i Fitzberbert 126 Suffragette 122 Medlant 121 Etherial 117 Joe Madden 116 Field Daisy nei Mad Man 104 Statesman 102 Ologo 97 Fourth race the First Special Handicap for all ages 114 Fair PIa Ring James HS Master Bobert 106 Dandelion 105 Fifth race for 3-year-olds and up: selling 114 ndics--Bad News 109 Lord Stanhope loS Juggler 107 Cairngorm 106 Lad of Langdon 105 Saylor Still Alarm orphan Lad Affimus Oramstir 1113 White Crankie 101 itockstone Castlewood 97 Sixth race fillies 2-year-olds: 5 furlongs Flower 109 Masearada Lady Hubbard Top Note Grania 1(6 Bandello 99 Totals 31 4 9 24 13 4 Montgomery AB 11 II PO A Persons 1 I 401100 Ilopkins 411200 Reagan 000000 Bliss 3 0 0 2 0 0 Grem Inger lb 300300 Krebs 3b 4 1 2 2 0 0 Rockentield 2b 410130 Pepe as 4 1 2 4 3 0 Hart 4 0 2 7 3 1 Gueme 311030 JOHNNY DUGGAN I Sarriii'e hitst Wiseman Eatit 1 luriburt 2 Lurti Stratton Struck out huotnn 5 2 Lett en hases Nashville 5 New Orleans 5 Double pt a ye Traletoin to Dexter LAird to Tarleton Tina Umpires Carpenter and pr 't1 Nit il 0 4' 7 '1 A 1 2: 1 V- 960 1'' ir II --'r 4' ilrew- '3 4 lc le t't i'r -3f: At 1 i v(--- le t- 1' -ii A 4 4 44 4 it 44 N9 'k--- '--tx 't'' 1'' l' i rof if It i A '44 4 14 1 4 4 Tok' 4'-- Ite if It lir' a A 'r' 5C fit 1 40! Ire '-toee'i so 1 4 44' A 4 -4 l' F--: 14 1 7- '''''4'1 '4'''' 0 '1'It'gr 'A $erodre 4 4 TARLET ON ZPIZ is 41 to C01 LIS-' ADIJ is mtit 1 Lir tio Itr---pvl 1 407C4 1 IttlESS41 HI 51d) 411 i itiiJkoli ilSCArt 3 iw itorfttzte1 ling tio r--e141 0 1 tr l'4 1 if55? 1 rtlft gKII 4 1 Totals 33 5 9 27 12 1 Sc'ore by innings: Wmphis 001)000139-4 Montgomery hits Hopkins Krebs Baerwaid Pepe Itome run Itwons Stolen bases Reagan Shields Jolly Sacrifice hits Greminger Hopkins Double plays Garrity to Cranston to Owens: Pepe to Greminger Base on balls oft iluese 3 oft Garrity 3 1itruck by Gliese 4 1y Garrity 2 Time 110 Umpil'es Brown and Witte ler NOTES The season closes today with the locals fikhling it out with New Orleans for I 118 pennant It is the first time in the tory of the Southern hcogue that the result has narrowed dow to one game faet It is doubtful there has peer been a time when it required the final game of tile SeAsea th'ulde the race hi wIijih of clubs were the eon test-ante rlikrite Frank la rertainly fattening- his hnnk roil in this city The rrowd today timbered Ill a KO) for wo tittyS TattairrtiW the a hemlawe will no douht smash all previous reeords for he Sialtitea LA agile It Is duiihtfiil If the managemenI he able to ticilitaltaldate I he people as they are c'oming in Irrin all the neighboring towns to see the BIG FIELD 1 1 AVOM THE RUSH Buy Tickets for today's games at VEBER'S Arcade alacmrt zzrri RUSH for today's 1 BER'S Ar I COAL FOR BATTERS NATIONAL LEAGUE BUCHANAN Allowed but Four Hits but Atlanta Won ATLANTA Go Sept Buchanan allowed Atlanta but four hits today the locals hunched Pao of them with error ity the viNitors in the fourth inning which netted two runs it0011g0 io vdn Johns kept Little Bock's hits 1well reottered except In the eighth Inning score: A R11 PO A Becker 411100 Jordan 21) 4 0 0 7 1 I Clayton 3b 3 1 I 3 Iran I I 0 0 McMurray 3 0 0 0 0 tl 3 0 0 2 5 I Smith 0 0 1 4 2 0 Fox lb 3 0 0 II I J0i108 3 4)003 Totals '241 2 4 27 15 3 Little AB If POA Blakely I 4 0 1 4 ft coffins 4 01011 4 0 1 0 1 1 Chtortte Itermrtt exAnce Oat Xew Or1110) OCCItithql a brV iI the gatme havitic room on flow Cincinnati to see the Pelicans perform Ile lett last nig-ht for Chicago stuting that a business engagement filmic it impossible fur him to remain over to see the final contest coniith Ili of Orleans winning the pen nitilL 11 1 ft I 1 I 'c 1 CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC CO itECTRIC CO STANDING OF THE cLuns WI-M Lost Pet 7 14 ki 53 616 s5 54 12 -3 60 7: 474 67 So 414 47 Sk 11i 4a 91 3a Now York Ch Ica go Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn St Louis York urg lelphia matt lyn itlia Electrical Contractors We Mika a Specialty ntractors acialty of Eintrical RcFair Vicrk pair Vierk Home-Run Hitters Properly Rewarded by St Bernard Company Every home rim kora: ked by our team on the home ground this season has cost us a toll of (OH I But we do not regret it and only wish that there bud been more of them Since the team has been home for this Last series Daubert has annexed -three loads and MeEiveen one We understand that our grNit first baseman will remain in Nashville a II winter in order to use Up his supply of coal' For the titlance of I lik-w we(lt we will make it wi tonsfor every home run "Whoop her up hnys!" Don't be afraid of exhausting the sootily of coal We have a full tptin load coming in evPry day ST BERNARD 'MINING Co AS I LOVE Mgr 04-36 Arcade 1 'Phone Ntatn 1821 In 1821 The pier In today's gams ill be Vedder Sitton the "spit hall" ideg Nashville and Theodore ffreitiliiiiWit lie Oran Old Man of the League Or New Orleans The Meals are none a corig against left-handed twiirlers and the Pet-Mans ir Aeak against spit bail art isits Thero 114 HMV doubt but what the affair will he a riteners' battle ti a a a Johnny I nth his manager of the Itwal nittli last season as on hand Friday and 111 remoitt ovor to sne big game Oday Not Inaring seen dila' team In action this Near Mr thiblits not his opinion tin Ow final reult are both good teams" Is the way lie put it 4 0 0 9 9 4 ft 3 1 4 0 1 3 0 1 4 0 1 3 0 0 '1 2 3 1 0 0 2 1 0 1 1 was a case where the Volunteers volved his benders in the pinches Ten title were collected off him and these coming at the Pro per time to say nothing of errors produced the 'runs A three-sacker by Butler and littriburtis sacrifice scored one run three hits a Vac ritice and Itolies ertot added three more Jake Daubeit hit tine Over the right field fence and a couple of errors by Dundon netted ono Mixed in with the sate (Dives wets tour sacriticts three of which counted Nashville was more confident yesterday Not a man appeared nervous In fact it looked like a case of tin or die ith tbe vopinteers Doubtless the presence of BIC 1111111014 in the hoX caused Iternys ho4 talie heart Whatever it lAnit that tilnFilled the pepper and ginger into the 10- (a114 helped considerable for there is ty) denying the fact that they put up a Nit' better defense than that exhibited od Thursday Infielders worked like ere Capt used his noodle hi Fttle Walter East yilth the exception of one pIay when he lei a fly get away trout him in the ninth wasi busy at Fecund and Johnny Duggan fielded position SVell The only errors were made In the 'Bay One and Seigel one The argument was It toss up to the Inning Up to this time it W814 one and one Is-1th both pitchers going strong Phillips thtitoth weakened at the hoi MItnhlil of the sixth Duggan started it with a hit Itay bunted And Rohe ni fielding the ball threw wild to first it a ball going into the crowd This one e'- ror proved very damall ing tea the Volunteers wore aide to make three rubs anu cinch the game The pitchers had tterfect contrei was not a free pass The local slabmad mixed tu the slow ball wait his fast one cut the cornet's with his cut curve and used the drop ball to good advantage Phillips Wag bending his butt they faded ta break just right and the' fast onewhil'h he ''Ti were clouted thud The 'did vetoran simply tlidn't 1tive thing ou his There was not sto1P11 Itoth rattherg performed nicely Ed noeinurt etiecially caught a beautiful game received faultless manner and his two sacrifice hits helped to mend runnels atoomt the ircutt Neither Huh could make headway in the first two Innings New ()Hearts did i get it titan on base while Butler who hit -0 the second round was retired lEm Tarieton and Dexter made a douhle itanbert's grounder to lirst The run getting started in the third hen the visitors put a man over 111111- (10o tett off a hit to riglitticbl Stratton sacrificed and Philiips lilt to left-field flay relayed the Iota ti Miiiiiveen who tried to thiow thinton mit at innhe tett rktiltd In the same inning Nashville evened up tr'atttirs Puller opened lith rt Iliii fly to left III) A1011 he took throe has soring on Ituriteirt a sacrifice tly to lett Itickett mad It beautiful throw in nfl tempt to oht ihitter hot the iKitr' ihannaed to heat it Itthitgitti opened the sixth the inning in xNhh'h the gallit Nam wen Ile ittingltiid to II Illerfleht 1t 11111101 1 Rohe who threw UtItt tIc is Willis Ill Uinta atilt nay to second n4elottn Ach- out at first a grounder Va9t then soigled let find Duggan end Hay counted East reathed secord oti the I hrow jll 811 onipitled silig0 to loll The fifth ran vas 11111111 iii the seventh hit to thoolon who ern red eent to sec0Itti on Illittleirt's hunt DWIhiade his sooret 01ding oitrwitioter Itity hit and Huller tattled l'aotert's home Inn the Ilehttiehl fIll flethd the 11m41 sor in the eighth The l't-1nnm opened the ninth AS if 1110V frktW lip theganw InrI lot a III lI to lett ticht fine Hoy ii bilit Wade it had Ilintw to Maki' w10 114S the rolay and the hatter wai MIA Ill make the I ireott 1-Nrieton tt oh A dCAlbli hut Dextcr Rickert and Wit Wit itt WW 1 Vt i1 I tivoe or Ily to lot field f( tie II0 In returning- the lytil )(hide a 1(nd throw to Huth' Nvio (- the relay old the hat ter was this to make the tr-ill? 1--triton failOwort 11 to A double 1011 I )f I to ittekort and Hondo(' nut la ono I 0 thre or- Connor lb Page -tb eils Wood Eylor I Buchanan 11) nt) 1 6 24 9 1 1 Totals 31 Score by innings: Atlanta 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-2 Little Rock 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I out 14y Jhrm 4 1)V Buchanan 2 Bases on balls ort Johns Sacrifice hits Jordan Smith Passoa balls Smith Time Umpire Alet ningen In anydirection you may look you will $ee our oft rts and 0' 'Ora wagona hauling our GAS Ii(rr'sE Coti Price reduced to ppr kad Phone GAS COMPANY Main 114 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE WIN THE PENNANT BOYS! TWENTIETH TENNESSEE Holds Annual Reunion at Centennial Park and Elects Officers The tintitliti reunion of the old Con federates who constituted the TWPO- irt Teahesse was held at Centennial Pdrk Friday The circumstanCCS attenditig the gathering A'ere esceed ingly pleasant anti a large number of the old siddirs participated lit the Joys of the The feature of the day was the basket dinner ditch is always a part of the reunion In tho afternoon the ba4inese SVSSiffil Wag twitt and officers for the coming year elected The day was devoid of any festivities or sPeech-making the soldiers prefer-Mg a quiet and enjoyable day mingling with old comrades and reCounting Non to of the incidents connected with th4 regiment 'rhe Twentieth Tennetofri was commanded by Col Joel A BRUM during the lirst part of the war anti then hy Gen Thomas Denton Smith the latter as usual attending the ENNESSEE Dri at Centennist Officers 1 of the old Con-'tilted the 11Vel- held kit Centel- 'Int eireuinstancl11 ing were esceed- large number of Mated in the Joys feature of the day ler villeh is al- union In tho aft- sessimi Wilt! hell le COMIng year of any festivities soldiers prefer'tble day mingling I reCounting NOM) fleeted with ths nt leth Tennessei :01 Itiel A BRUM of the war an1 is Denton Smit attending the STA DI NG 01 1 i mulls won Lost Pet 1-1troit 79 57 478 Cloveland 79 6) 568 'Wrap) 77 St Louis I 761 lomton 65 71 473 Philadelph 14 70 44 kVaMling-t 49 71 4-17 New York 9 t9 5 S9 33Zp Th following statements were given nut tiv the nianagerst last nigh': 'Ala linger a lirl to may on may tigaire I believe MIN Sk ill put tip a great battle in the and that the boys will hit lireiterts steam Sitton Is in splendid shape 'rile l'OlICATIS are nttriP OW good ngilingt "spit" pitilicrs rani the tart that Sittoa has splendid notatol a good head and a haiL cifilvitifSt 111P that litt Will he able to iiefeat New Orleans 'Atanager Fronk-We III win New Or-hams is stronger than Nashwille ts coin-posed a old heads inlol the Voltintepris II be outgeneralod when it COMPft tO the plimnes Itieitemstein know ItaS it got Mt egitill II tilf lOnglIP he pit kis his game tomorrow he will Nytn Impe the game wili be 1-1 by the last team PiesiMmt Kahn arranged yPsIPrday to 11t thC 11I it it dorbilt lac football ganns init they mill he used ti untindate the irowri 111 Sulphur this atternoon Extra Seatft for sil1 plovideel 'bile gates will he opened ill I o'clock 1 ---'11 i 4 1 I 4 f' i 1-- 1 ti I I' i 1 i ret I i 1 1 1 I I I 1 I I I 1 4 i 't 1 i i 1 1 1 '1 I 1 1 'I 1 I 1 i George A Dickel Co Offer Poo to Vol unteers to Land First George A Dickel Co proprietors of the Cascade Distillery announced Friday that $110 In geld was waiting for the Volunteers in the event they win the Southet beague pennant The offer reads: "If the Nashville team wins the Southern league pflItilint George A Dickel Co present the team with WO in gold to be divided among the members of the te-m" It is now up to the Volunteers to progress rrOM pPtillari itpitants to pen-mint winners and thereby secure the handsome ptize offered by this well-known company Start in the Two-Twenty-Three Pace Won by Bird LOUISV1 ky bent IS---4Speciall There was -2-0t10 Out to see the hig Staie Fair today and Interest in the races wits one of the ea tures The 2:23 pate brought out a big field The winner turned up in Bird a lova 1 n)adster with an unknown breeding 'This makes the BeeOnd Viet9EY tor Bird during the week The Brewers Stake for 2:20 trotters was hotly contest ed the race going to Brother 'rhe running race for gentlemen riders brought out quite a number of the smart eel It was eamily captured by Mr II LIhhHrd 1ai onntArdeo Sam maries 221 mice puree best two in three Bird pedigrde unknown tMcKinley) 1 1 Royal Night 8 (Book) 3 2 -crap ShOOter hr go tGatewoodt 2 3 It (Campbell) 6 4 Baron 0 11 u'Crinnell) 4 6 Garrison's ((jrundy) '1 6 Dock MilSOri Wk WaVIS) 7 Dick Cuslintan ch g(Kirticy) 7 8 Time 2:15 The Brewers Stake purae P'S) 2:20 tr3t best three I ri five Brother NI (trot by '5111rol dam Sister Alice by Baron Wilkes tBenyon) 3111 Clatette Vt irett-1) 3 2 2 Likenefat VC 4 01 '(11e )) i 2 3 3 Time 2:21 25 Running cup 141 gentlemen riders of a A Moo (Mr I tubharcl) 1 Packler N1 Pearce) 2 Mock 5101Ir I O'Neal) 3 Time 11s24 Judge Craig- and Scalidoek lilso ran Running cup Va one-half mile Ranker 1 Etty Mayer Craig- 3 Time 52 Buford and Grey Maxim also ran GOOD RACING Pulsus and Little Buddie in Neck and Neck Finish coLumilt A Tenn Sept IS---(SPeciall The races today were Of a rather sensational nature In the free-for-ail trot Pulsus and Iittle Middle have neck And neck finishes In every heat Pulgua winning the race by a narrow margin Abis won in straight heats in the pace In the second beat of the trot 'Little Puddle made the first quarter in ::134 and the I alf in IaC l'he running race its Won by The fireaeber in an easy manner A sensational chariot THCO Wiiin run by Aliss Kennedy and itiontana 11111 of the Wild West show half-mile dash in the MISRtional time of Summary of races: First trot: purse 1310: rulttus by Egotist (Whitehead) 1 2 1 1 Little Boddie by Fred Wilkes iS -Thotnas) 1 2 2 2I1idnight 1111 Mk it by Biroli Hal 3 3 3 3 Time 2:19 2:1614 Stand ritt'e purse 1:0: AMA tn by Walter Direct (Si Thomas) 1 I 1 Eastern Maid 1) by Duplex kimiirough 2 2 2 John Sheltd by The Spy (A McKay) 1 3 3 Lucy ro rim by Elkton (Clark) 4 1 4 bik gt by Cinkoo (Whitehead) Time 2:10 Bunning It dash pulse Us): 'rite Preacher fimd: Silver hunt (Elderent Remind: Flying Cloud I tohnan) rd Time Chariot ram 1iiilfiihh dash---Mies ken- netly first Alemtana Bill second Time Gentleineus Itoad dash purse A Mayes 1 1 I Mdderus Brown 3 0 Hither '4 4 Time 1:17 116 T1 tliteBries's isord NT3o1-11e1 eltess 7)-a to(ilt hook and net's COMMITTEE AT WORK AT WORK PRESIDENT KAVANAUGH 'rho Libori IIJ hive g0ntrooly rnatle rIIr lug "ffv': For every two-baggor -twarter borrel newt tor -1ry three-hagg(r barrel and 1q ery home run On barrel 11 will be hro tat that the mill rns AT NEW YORK NEW YORK- Sept a erowd said to be the largest in the history of baseball New York took a big Jump toward the winning of the National League pennant by taking both games of a double-header with Pittsburg today Hard hitting by the leaders was a feature of both games Mathewson pitched a masterly game In the first battle allowing hut live hits and not passing a 'man Pittsburg failed to saore In the second game Pittsburg bromait the bat heavily into play scoring four times irs the first three innings and knocking OM of the box and taxying three runs in the eighth New York however had already rolled up a total of twelve rims having disposed of two of Pittsburg's box men Camnits and Leve making the result 12 to 7 Both games were marked by sharp and generally clean tleldiTlg Score first game: RILE Pittsburg 5 1 New York 0110401 0s-710 0 Brandon and Gibson Mathewson and Bresanahan and Needham Time 1:40 Score second game: 11111 Pittsburg 301000030-712 I New York 20100360-12IN 2 Lever Vail and Gibson Wiltee MeGinnity and Bresnahan and Needham Time 2:00 Umpires Klem and O'Day AT BOSTON BOSTON Sept 18-1n a heavy hitting and poorly played game Cincinnati defeated Boston today Dorner was taken from the box In the fourth and Mattern pitehed a few balls to give Lindemen a chance to warm up hut when the latter started pitching nine hits and a base on balls off his delivery netted eleven runs Score: 1111E Cincinnati 0101100010-1216 2 Boston 211 002000-612 3 Duben and McLean Mattern Lindeman and Smith Time Umpire Bigler AT BROOKLYN BROOKLYN Sept the doubleheader this afternoon at 'Washington Park Brooklyn and St Louis broke even ht Louis winning the first game by a score of 4 to 2 and Brooklyn capturing the second 3 to The second game "WaS calted after the first half of the seventh inning on account of darkness Score first game: RH El St Louis 020011 o--4 81 Brooklyn 000200000-2 5 1 and Bliss Rucker and Dunn Time sore second game: It11E St Louis 0000000-0 5 Brooklyn 030000-3 7 0 and Moran ten and Farmer Time 1:12 Umpire Owens AT PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA Pa ept lit---Chi cago was beaten here today in a piteher's battle which was not decided until the tenth inning Thee visitors seemed a run Inn the third inning on Klingsi doubk overall's sacrifice and Singles single The Immo team was blanked until the eighth when errors by ZiMmerman Tinker and singles by Grant and Titus Bed the score In the tenth inning chin-ago tilled the base with one Out but Zimmerman fanned and Tinker was put out trying to steal home With one out in Philadelphia's 1411 Knabe tripled and scored on Titus' sacrifice fly Sion C111(410 0' 1 0000000-1 7 3 Philadelphia 0 000 0 0 1 0 12 7 and 'Kling: Sind )ficklitgelt Time 244J Johnstone and Emshe Retailers Pushing Candidacy of Scott for Lower House A meeting of the oommittee appointed hy the Retail Grocers' and Ater-chants' Association to urge the candiday of 'Harold Scott for a scat in the lower house of the Legislature 44 field Friday nigh at the Board of Ttade headquartcra and plans PV0 disus-sed for furthering the catonnign pogrw IA roplirtPri in the nork the ounnitte Melt his recently 'Ten augmented by the addition of tieW tneinher3 Henry Fritz presided at tho 111(4011g Secretary ft) call 4 general committee meeting he Mid -Wednesday Sept 30 odidacy of Scott House 1111111 flee fippoint- -oe(rs' and Allor- urge he eau- Scott for a sent M- Legislature at the Board Of and plans kers ng the campaign 1 in the mork of has recently 141 Million of new presided fit tho ry WIIS illStrtleiell nit tee meeting- to Sept 30 Unable to Be Here on Account of Illness bITTLEI ROCK Ark Sept tained at home on account of illness Fresident NV Kavanaugh was thwarted today hi his intention of going to Nashville to witness the closing 'battle between Naithville and New Orleans In his stead however League Secretary Clark Miller was Sent President Navarittagh is wildly enthusiastic over the great race wnicir the tight beriseen tha tivo leading clubs has developed "It is ortalnl the greatest tiglit we have had he Paid tonight "and rivals that of any league in tile history of hasetmti Tht winner of tomorrow's game will wit' the tienitant riot chthe IHIVe shOwli themselves to be game to -the (ore and my only hope ls -that the flag may be won on its merits May tile VoSt team Ivitt the gatne linft the pennant" Look in the want columns iind see WIU gets the dollar today A new dollar every day Iklayhe this is your day If Noltovone rIpttirPs to-eW' gpityle hi: ii moan that th ill cy 'rotn kIliletto Park the 1114kir rt the host 110 tihg AVTAgP In th limo 'A-Ili I 4)till (1 to $lci in geld Thr generous (ter (ionato of this Ittn Is Sit ve SVrt It Nash ille Alt ft It 1( (t I roatottor erf the (111'1111x l'he tutepos1-41 ht I I 4 1 I 4 1 it111f1' will rtcoho tho prize intino(liat Vk ISPI1111 I 't It I ft ft On rftilICSI 0 l'110 1 to 1 1 I 2 :1 it eon 4 41 1 1 1 0 "11k tl ilinfflo kVIIAl Nelor loscirti of sIlz 1 4 A I I 41 1 hint' (-II ho A New rorkr Ile sells tont It li 4 I 1 14 I 44 4 Igar44 rpreents the IltgenIntrit l'errt 11011 1 2 I -1( 4 panN tin peoplo who make -Illo AMO'rilititliAlt I 11 '7) it ft I rit: 11'd tiro IA lin It04IPI fliplip 111 111444 in I 2 It 4 A I' Mal hft 11' SclinIVfl IA As 6'0 111 i711 It the Amite Nr44-14rL44 lie im A lioat Stip T4414 1w4 II 41 to '27 to poi i( ot the Vnitnitoer (Ind flout e10 to- NO )1'hi it A it I II I (-In 1 ning to (11 h'i was rooting for chir mtitigttottot 1 to to 1 I kinks -Aril or the k(olunte-1 10 4 A I ot 2 1 1111101S In 1111re tire al ie 0 If tlifV do rd 1 I 1 0 44441 ran 44Ail RI rhe Climax tonight wIlere Lo 7-1r Shreerl Las 10f1 "Ann riettit'A'' for Tarloton II 4 I i 4t 4 1 i 'Ike to the suo of he 14Nter 1 Al III I 4 II 0 1111111 ers 11111to1011 11 1 1 1 i A 4 4 14 1 :4 A 41 FIRST FOOTBALL cAME Phillip 1 0 1 l' I I' 'I' I 1-1 1 i I 1 1 1 44 ol 41 FIRST FOOTBALL cAME 3 0 1 0 1 11k 1N Tur11ti Sopt SPECIAL SLEEPER TO DENVER OVER TO AT CHICAGO It'At 10 sent la--Washingtme was shill out I to today I It a hard filmed pitehers' battle Walsh k(pt all the itors' hits scattered while Johnston was almOst 1110110)1e The catty sore of the game came in the seven inning Anderson opened tylth a do tilde to left went Ito third on a fielder's hotel when Freeman threw hnowurate to I hird and Picot ed when Parent sent a lorthg fly to center Score: RAI 00 0 0 00 1 00-1 3 'Washington 000000 0 00-0 '2 itatterles--1Attleli and Shaw Sullivan Johnson and Street Time 135 Umpires Egan and 0Latughlin AT DETROIT loETROIT Sept I )et redt had ttle chance to bea thntibro ud as getting bui one hit up to the sevent Jennings hoe I) his Infield in the mbldle of the gam sod the team honked st ronger after I he 'time score: RILE 0000 I 04-1 4 3 NouN York 00 do 401 0 0 O---8 a 1 11 let and Payne Schmidt: Cliestuo and Mail Time Empire Eya Ix" I ST TAIL-1S sew Lodis Phtiod11)14 twice tont' Early battin gave tile lonis the tirs game In Coe iid 01-11 eSt the lead alternated in the lust half but some sharp hitting gave LOUIS the lead tri the sixth Scoriae First RI 1 Louis 20 (k 0 000O --2 10 0 0 0 0 0 41 0-1 3 3 toid Smith Fluter atol I owers Time 122 second game 1 11 St Louis it 1 1 1 0 1 1 13 3 Itct plibt 0 0 1 0 It 1 0-4 8 3 DatteriTs-1 and Speneer Coombs and La 111 fliPifeK Hurst and rida AT CLEVELAND I EV EL NI Sept 1 defeated Bost0rt Imhy hokides pitched a 1011 110ston vccw1 00 a 01 a error a sitert dot III a wih jtoie's IT1IIh ft 'Id Bemiti scored tie Must while Goodc'p single Gessler's error a wild mtch t4 responsible for the el her Score: H11 ph eland 0 0 et 1-i) 1 0 I 0 0 0 it 0 0-1 0 3 Butte' les --1thoadeS lamas rel lanes anti Ibinchne 130 Empire McCULLOUGH RESIGNS FM PI 1 I 'Fount Sept A Der serving many years ns stage MAW ag0r of various theaters 'Thomas "'cretiliT awl treasurer of the Memphis lchall Club etted front the I heat rica I business tomtit nuounceincot being made- of hilt reab-oiation aa nminiger of the Eyecum 'Cheater Ile Vt UI AICVOIV his tire it tnthely A itil tleetier with the TtrtipiPsi htrokers will lerive Nitttliville Sept to 11-eting flier tir iikr Assoitititior letver 4oI lT1 rip Slit 35 Viir II this skopPr lilephottil City Tickot Of Fourth avitnitc 1ii 75ti or wrti ikers' Association or pi IltS Tenn th the 7)- Thville Sem to do-9'ot' Apotottitititor Vt 35 For mpritti lo tity Tickot Or- Al'ito 7rs or wrtto ttation Or It- t- MIO 'Fenn I TENNESSEE FAIRS 1908 -(S10-cii4 11 11 0prttI )1(0P ye10t-ctitY "1 alleinriaa with a game the Peti siiirool and Fltzgreiir- aril land illarke team 4in I he Fi(7VOnl1ft at rid Iit 'tI'i 'Pre ('Iflt" AIU 1411'r-ft T0111100- The Fitzgerald and Clarke' learn wailing 1 a 81 01P tio 0 Totol 11 7 -I 11 Sf t-e I 1010:4 Noihvill 0 0 1 1 6 New i wleii0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 I-- 2 1 ii 7 1 0 I 4) PASTOR'S INSTALLATION LYNNVILLE Tenn Sept no R(v 1) paniet hi to he installcd paitor of the and Aletlint la I ()urhcs The seraes to be conduct by lir A Wharton or Colurobni: Di NV NI Anderson tind 14i IL cortition or Nashviiiii and Elder Branham of String I1jI iv Daniel formerly of Ndiville rerently topted and lisstotted the Inistorate these churches A LLATION Sept lg--(Spe- Daniel 'or or the 141111 il Presbyttriall 's to be conduct- on of Columbia: and Dr i'leo II 0 and Elder 1V Ing Ilill Iler wshille terenti the pastorate of S1141111101 A 'rvo'N bsm 11r I'llritoott hroeIRN Ititft titular Lot41 11011V hill till Home 11IT Deer Lodge Morgan Sept Gordon Dresden Weak ley Oct 16-17 it McWherter Centrevilie I 1lictncin Oct'1-2 Brownsville 11aywood Oet Huntingdon Carroll Oct 20-24 Vt Neell Jackson Atadison Oct 6-10 Barry Lewitsburg Mtrehall Sept 30-Oct 3 inclusive Cheatham Memphis Shelby Sept 2S-Oct 7 11 morristown Hamblen Sept 30-Oct 7' A Dowser Nashville Davidson Sepl 21-3 Susawurm Paris Henry Oct 7-103 Freeman Trenton Gibson Oct 14-7 Union City Ohion pt O-Oct 8 Wnoaley :1 HONEST TREATMENT THE MOST REFRESHING DRINK IN THE WORLOI ALL GIVE BOND Tenn Sept Si 4SSP Garvin Jim Todd! VVETY Wihit)11 the three turn HeellSed lkirieg the 11'gro boy Cleve Knox near Al Merl last night an account ut lechieh appear-ea hi The Antertran were latien before Esq Mat hers at Milton yesionlay kt i1 find their preliminary Hsi All or the wore beam1 over ths Cirottit court In the sem of eah NNW( oiy were able tte hO's in this celuntris for t-()niciwily Mlybe It'S LOUk nn1 se ti tr a a were a I ilt" prelim inary re hmoid over i the Sum of a Ia I4'1 nim-ning'm V4'illt 41 Ybe i '15 3 OIL 4 hty offices are the best Qiiipped and best pstronlasti ef any lilt the Suth I hare soccesstittly treated fc)r years and posltively Blood P01 nna tut- Discharircis boss of Mazdy 1" aricoeele Ilydrocrie stricture Hurt UT PlIes arillty Ithetimattsm tntarth Female Troubles Kidney l'rinary anti Itlatider Diseases ilousilltatM et Fr smi roved rata' Office hours daily 9 a to to 8 1)- thimitiths I ii to 1 If you Can bet raft wthe for advice hly charite are reasonable l'ttrros made satisfactory r'" i Ali 1 Ile i of 411R 1 p0vt 1 i-777z777777 I 1 i 11-01! ti) irj rj rf WOO 0 rt ei Ai LIP A 0 Ft vh4 7 414 11 Si I A 1 4 tipt IM41142 1 IN THE BUSHES Ars Tuv Spt 18--tSpo4 Stpve tionnoPdion once notod plongor on Wrstorn Kwl Eti4torn re traoks cot in today svith hookninhoti it the loom "BOW' npet DR ROLAND MISTER 331 Fourth Avenue Nashville Tenn At all Gram) Stores Cafes and Stands be Settle ftonemowm 1 I' 1 1 1 i i i.