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TUJSSDAT. JULY li I ii THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA' MM Hws' ExFSfX NORMAN E. BROWN, ROB-iRT EDGREN, FRANK G. MENKE, AL SPINK AND TAB.

i SPOKT EXPERTS tRANTLA.ND RICE, HUGH FULLERTON, AL MUNROE ELIAS, DEAN SNYDER, Pelicans Have Two More Battles In Magic City ZIPP NEWMAN, Sports Editor; RICHaho WASSON. Assistant. YACHTING TROPHY ble, Ralph de Palmas French car was i lean car of Eddie Miller, but was forced rant, Thomas sad Boyer was sis fort unable to start, and he used the Amec. I to quit because of engine trouble. Mu-1 out.

WHAT A STAB HED BE IF HE HAD TWO ARMS LEADING MAJOR HITTERS BRITISHER SEEKS Live (Fires BT VZAZ X. (Copyright, 1990, Th. hw FaUlikisf Co. Tbs Kw York Boosing World.) It looks -1 lik the Washington Club would be a sa( fourth. The presidential election wiH be decided in the Middle West, the same as the National League pennanL ooo Connie Mack has signed up Harvards first baseman, showing that a college education doesnt pay.

ooo Nowadays two good Innings are a winning streak for Detroit. ooo Man War can make any race track resort a one-horse town. Anyway, Walter Hagena trip to England was a literary success. The Liberty Bell is the only thing In Philadelphia Thats Cracked oftener than the Athletlea. ooo The only advantage the As have while playing at home is that theyre saving carfares.

ooo Babe Ruth la making his J919 effort look like a ten-inch record. NATIONAL LEAGUE. W. L. Pet 38 39 38 S3 83 29 Cincinnati.

Drunk! Louis Pittsburgh. Chicago. Boston .567 .537 .5 82 .508 36 .493 32 ,475 AMERICAN LEAGUE. pet Cleveland. 48 24 New 48 28 Chicago 48 2 Washington 36 29 Boston S3 32 8t 84 S8 22 47 PMla 17 55 .657 .649 .606 .554 .568 .47 1 .319 .236 Kt New 83 26 38 .465 41 .397 GLAZNER AND ELLIS BARONS SPLIT HOLIDAY BILL WITH PELICANS Bustlers Take Twelve-Inning Morning Battle And Lose Slugfest In Afternoon.

tr rHITEY GLAZNER. von bril-A Ilant 12-inning duel from the Tom Boy Phillips, the Pels' big right-hander. In the morning session 4 to 3, while the Pelicans had little trouble In winning the afternoon aiugfest from the Barons, 8 to 3, at Bide wood Field Monday. The duel between Glazner and Phillips was a real pitchers' classic and was witnessed by the largest crowd that ever attended a morning game in Birmingham. The Afternoon's attendance fell short of quailing the record for a former Fourth of July battle by only a few hundred fans.

The total attendance for both games went well over the 12.000 mark. Hammerman Ellis, Bert Griffith and Whiter Glazner were the outstanding stars in the Barons morning victory. Glazner never pitched a better game In ail of his life. He was in a hole In every frame but the second and ninth, and never has a pitcher pulled out of so many treacherous mires as did the game Glazner Monday. The Pels had 14 men stranded on the bases and they simply couldnt touch Glazner when hits meant runs.

Bert Griffith robbed the Peis of a victory In the twelfth when he doubled Deberry, who had led off with a two-base whack, at the plate by a remarkable peg from deep center. It was one of the greatest thrills of the game and brought the crowd to its feet screaming and yelling. Hammerman Ellis lived up to his name and when Tom Phillips presented Ellis with the chance to win the old ball game, A1 up and did that little old thing with a mean, stinging single to left which scored Croll with the winning tally. Phillips walked Croll to start off the king battle. Stevenson crossed Ripper-ton up a third, shooting a grounder to the left of him which was too much for him to handle.

Barnhart beat out an infield hit pnd Bernsen socked the ball to deep center, Croll scoring on the sacrifice fly. Ellis singled to center and Stevenson crossed the plate, Barnhart moving over to third on Gilberts error. Griffith poked a single to right and Barnhart scored. Hairston Was hit by Phillips, filling the bases. Peters fouled out to Bradley and Giaz-i er ended the fire works by fanning.

The Barons got two on in the second, one on in the third, fourth, fifth and sixth. In the seventh the Barons made two singles, but Tom was strong as garlic and didnt flinch under the light rally. In the eighth Hairston walked but was iRpped at second. Phillips was at his best in the ninth and not a MORNING BIRMINGHAM. Mb hoL6 Croll, 2b 4 2 1 4 2 1 Dteren8on.it 5 1 2 8 2 5 Barnhart, 3b 6 11 111 Bernsen, lb.

4 0 1 0 10 KlHA.if 6 0 8 2 0 0 Gnffith.ef. 6 0 1 5 3 0 Hairston.rf. 3 0 0 2 0 1 PflLcfR.e. 5 0 0 10 8 1 Glazner, p. 4 0 0 0 4 0 GAME.

NEW ORLEANS. ibrhoi.ii Sewell, m. 5 11 8 3 0 5 0 2 4 0 1 Knaupp. 2b. 4 1 0 4 2 0 Bradley lb.

4 118 0 1 Deberry.rf 141 4 10 Rtppertoo3b 0 0 1 4 10 Allen, If, 0 0 3 7 0 0 Dowlec, 5 0 1 6 3 0 Phillips, p. 3 0 0 0 4 0 The King of Motor Fuel Hence the broad smiles of satisfaction. For WO CO PEP, the worlds best motor fuel, makes smiles and miles for the motorists who have discovered how much 4pep it puts into the car and how it cuts out troublesome carbon thus reducing garage repair bills while increasing mileage. If YOU have yet to learn all that WOCO PEP means to your car and pocketbook, theres no better time to get acquainted than NOW Drive into the nearest filling station and fill 'er up with this gasoline PLUS, and ride on your way with the comforting thought that from now on youre going to get MORE MILES LESS CARBON Totals 40 4 9 38 15 4 Totals 44 3 1035 13 2 Two out when winning run scored. Boor by innings.

New Orleans 002 000 100 0003 Birmingham 300 000 000 001 Summary. Two Base Hits Allen, Deberry Hserlfice Kits Stevenson, Phillips. Sacrifice Fly Bernsen. Stolen Bases Bradley, Allen Double Pity Griffith to Peters, Base on Balls Off Phillips 8. off a lunar 7 Left on Bases New Orleans 34.

Birrmrurham 8 Hit by Pitched Bali Hairston and Ellis (by Phillips); Bradley (by Glazner). Htruck Out By Phillips 3, by Glazner 7. Wid Pitch Phillips. Time of Game 3 10. Ilnpirew Roth and Kerin THE CUP.

This is the blue ribbon trophy of the yachting world, held for half a century by America, which will be at stake when Sir Thomas Uptons British challenger, Shamrock IV," meets either the "Resolute or Vanitie, as the defending yacht, Hi a series of races next month. EASY FOR PELICANS Baron reached first. In the tenth Ellis poked out his second hiL Tom came back in the eleventh as strong as in the ninth. In the fatal twelfth Phillip walked Croll. Stevenson sent him to second on a sacrifice hit.

Barnhart walked and Bernsen popped up to short. Phillips gave Ellis one to his liking and the ball game was over. Sewell Gets First Hit. Glazner walked two men In the first inning and then proceeded to open up with his full line. In the second the Pels went out in order.

Phillips fanned to start the third, but Sewell banged out the first Pelican hit of the game, singling to right Gilbert grounded out to first. Knaupp hit to Barnhart and he tossed the ball over Bemsens head, Sewell scoring and Knaupp pulling up at second. Bradley singled to center, scoring Knaupp, but went out in a chase at second, Griffith to Glazner to Croll to Bernsen to Stevenson. With three on in the fourth Sewell couldnt locate one of Glazners slants. With three on in the fifth and none out, Glazner fanned Deberry, made Ripper-ton pop up to Hairston and gave Alien a teaser which he hit to Bernsen.

Pels Tie Score. The Pels knotted the score in the seventh. Bradley walked and pilfered second. Deberry and Ripperton were easy, out but Allen connected for a single, sending Bradley across the plate. Glazner grew stronger as the game progressed having enough stuff to fan the good batter in the pinch or give him something he couldnt do anything with.

The afternoon game was an out and out slugging match, with the Pelicans cracking the old sphere in the pinches. Gallagher lasted three innings and left two men on when he retired in the fourth with one out for Morrison. During the time Gallagher was on the hill, the Pels found him for seven hits and three earned runs. Morrison after the fourth kept his hits well scattered. After scoring three runs off five hits In the first inning the Barons ceased their scoring, but continued their hitting.

Breaks of the game kept the Barons from scoring more than three runs in the first. Ellis hit Barnhart with a batted ball that robbed the locals of at least two runs. However, the Pels hit when hits meant runs and the Baron! didn't AFTERNOON GAME. BIRMINGHAM, NEW ORLEANS. abrhoie.

ah a. a The Independent Concern Wofford Oil Co. Croll, 2b 4 1 2 Stevenson, sa 5 12 Barnhart 3b 5 0 2 Bernsen, lb. 4 10 Lilia If Griffith cf Hairston rt Peters c. 4 0 2 4 0 3 SOI Milton Wins Tamoca Speedway Auto Race TACOMA, July 6.

Tomy Milton, reeling off 225 miles In two hours, 23 minutes 23 seconds, won the ninth annual speedway automobile race yesterday. He averaged 95 miles an hour, the fastest time yet made here in a race of Shore than 100 miles. He won the 310,000 first prize. Mulford was second and other drivers finished in this order: Heame, Klein, Sarles, Murphy, Gaston Chevrolet and ODonnell. Chevrolet, winner of the Indianapolis race on Memorial Day, had motor trou 12 1 Sewell ss 5 110 7 1 13 3 Gilbert.

cf 4 2 2 0 0 0 1 3 0 Knaupp. 2b 5 1 3 8 5 6 8 0 0 Brad ey lb. 6 0 2 9 1 0 2 0 0 Fiedler 3b 4 0 112 0 5 0 0 Rippcrton.rf 5 1 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 Alien. If. 5 11 5 0 0 710 Dowie.c.

411 200 Gallagher p. 1 0 0 0 1 2 BarfooLP 4 11 10 0 Uorrison.PL 8 0 0 0 4 0 Total 37 8 18 27 15 8 Totals 41 8 1326 15 1 Barnhart out, hit by batted ball In first inning Score by Innings. Birmingham 300 000 0003 New Orleans 201 500 000 8 Summary. Two-Base Hits Sewed, Gilbert, Bradley, Croll, Barnhart 2. Sacrifice Fy Fiedler.

8to en Bare Gilbert Struck Out By Gallagher 1, by Morrison 2, by Barfoot 2. Base on Balia Off Morrison 1, off Barfoot 1. Pitching Record Seven hits with three earned runs in three innings off Gallagher, two out when relieved Losing Pitcher Gallagher Hit by Pitcher Peters (by Barfoot). Double Plays Knaupp to Bradley; Sewell to Knaupp to Bradley. Fiedler to Knauup to Bradley.

Left on Base Birmingham 8, Now Orleans 8. Impiree Kenn and Both. Time of Game I 55 Owj yow ewa Ornamental Gal.anmd Iroa Garage PortaM. Gang. Go, Jffics, 413 Am.

Ir. Bldg. Phono 8273. anoi, 1 avenno Phono M. 1593, Most fellows have a hard time convincing the public they are ball players with two arms, but Robert H.

Allison, student at Blackburn College, Carllnville, gets along with one. Allison lost his arm In a mine explosion, but it didnt keep him out of athletics. He has been elected captain of the college team because of his stellar playing. Bobby la an outfielder. Last season he didnt have an error chalked up against him.

He can cut off runs at the plate regularly. Heres how he does It: On catching a fly ball he flips It Into the air a few feet, throws off the glove, catches the ball and whips It back. He works so fast and accurately that he entirely offsets the few seconds lost by reason of his peculiar method of fielding. Hitting a ball In his teritory is like dropping It In a well. He chokes a bat pretty well up toward the heavy end and has a reputation of being somewhat of a long-distance hitter.

Lata season he made two home runa besides a flock of triples and two-base hits. When the Fall season of college athletics rolls round he plays football. He takes his place at guard and Is a hard man to buck. Allison Is working hit way through school and has saved $2,. 000 with which he expects to fit himself for law.

He doesnt think an empty sleeve will handicap him any more In the leg'll profession than it has In athletics. Coal Barons Divide Twin. Bill With Knoxville Giants. KNOXVILLE, July 6. Special.

The Coal Black Barons split a dobbleheader here with the Knoxville Giants Monday atfernoon, losing the first game 3 to 2 and winning the second battle 5 tj) 2. The first game was a tight pitchers battle. In which both twirlers gave up a like number of hits. The Birmingham team had little trouble In winning the second game, batting Steel hard and timely. Knoxville made three hits off Ronderigues, the Cuban pitcher, who was in great form.

Following Tuesdays game here the Coal Barons will leave for Montgomery to battle the league leaders. Score: First game R.H.E. Birmingham 000 000 200 2 6 2 Knoxville 000 000 2013 6 Batteries Salmon and Wesley; Moore and Grimes. Second game E. Birmingham 000 000 320 5 10 1 Knoxville 020 000 0002 3 1 Bateries Ronderigues and Cardenas; Steel and Grimes.

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H. Morning game At Birmingham (Glazner and Peters) 4 9 New Orleans (Phillips and Dowie) 3 10 Afternoon game At Birmingham (Gallagher, Morrison and Peters! 3 13 I New Orleans (Barfoot and Bowie) 8 13 Morning game At Little Rock (Lohman. Yellowhorsa. Rob- tnson and Brottem) 3 Memphis (Neemith, Vance and 6 13 i Afternoon game Little Rock (Hengevetd and Brottem) 4 9 Memphis (Albris and Blschoff) 1 Morning game At Atlanta (Makie and Mills) JJ Mobile (Hatd and Pond) 1 3 Afternoon game Atlanta (Sheehan and Hager) Mobile (Fulton and Ponds) Morning game At Chattanooga. (Marshall and Nmder korn) Nashville (Jonnard and Kohlbecker) Afternoon game Chattanooga (Vork and Neiderkom) ....10 14 Nashville (Meia and Jonnard) 1 NATIONAL LEAQUE.

Morning game-At New Vork (Barnes and Bnvderi 1 8 Philadelphia Biiey and Witherow) 5 18 Afternoon game New Vork (ehf and Smith) 6 10 1 Philadelphia (( usey, Hubbeil and Wbaat) 0 3 4 Morning game At Pittsburgh (Carlson and Haeffner) 4 3 Cincinnati (Fisher, Theta and 17 2 Afternoon game Pittehnrgh (Ponder, Hamilton nd Schmidt) 6 Cincinnati fLnqua and Wingo) 5 19 1 Morning game At St. Louis (Sebum and Clemons) 4 13 6 Chicago (Hendrvx and 0Pamll) 12 9 Afternoon fame Rt. Louis (Sherdel and Dilhoefer) 2 8 8 Chicago (A wander and KUlUer) 19 9 Morning game At Boston (Scott, Oeachger. FliUngim and Oowrlv) ,492 Brooklyn (Marqutrd, Mamaux and Miller) 9 IT 2 (Ten iimlnga Afternoon game Boston (Scott and ONeill 2 12 2 Brooklyn (Pfeffer and Krueger) 5 8 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Morning game At Washington (Zachary and Gharrtlj) 4 12 8 New Vork (Shore and Ruel) 3 7 9 Afternoon game Washington (Scharht and Gharritv) 9 11 3 New Vork (Thormahlen, McGraw and Hanuah) 3 7 1 Morning game At Detroit (Bhrake and Stanage) 4 7 9 Rt I (Sothoron.

Shocker and bov reid) 5 11 9 Afternoon game Detrc.t (Daues and Stanage) 15 1 Si Louie (VanGilder. BurvneU and BeverrM) 3 9 2 Morning game At Philadelphia (Hasty, Bigbee, Keefe and Mile) 183 Rnetnn (Pen nock and Walters) 6 15 6 Afternoon game-- phiiadephia (Harrla, Hasty and Per- kmtl 8 8 3 Boston (Bush and Walters) 19 18 Morning game At hies go (Williams and Rehalk) 5 9 1 Ciere ami (Caldwell, Neihius, tarth and O'Neill) 5 3 9 Afternoon game (hteago (Kerr Williams and 8 11 8 Cleveland (Oovelrekts and 6 19 9 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, At Toledo 2 5. Columbus 4-6 At Kan-a City 9 11. Milwaukee 510. At St.

Paul 6 4, Minneapolis 1-10 At LoulsvU 3 5. Indianapolis 8. international league. At Jersey City 159, Hyracuw O-IO, At Buffalo 9 5. Akron i At Rochester 9-5, Toronto 1 6 At Baltimore 2.

Reading 3 19. TEXAS LEAGUE, At Dallas 8-1, Shreveport 13. At Houston 1 7. Ga-vraton 9-4 At Beaumont 8-1, Kan Antonio 8 3 At Port Worth 82. Wichita Falla 2 9.

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. At Columbia 3. Augusta 4 (auemoon game). At Greenvillo 14, Spartanburg 2 (rooming game). At Npartanburg Greenri'l I (sftemonn game).

At Chari se too 1, Char otte 8 (eleven uuungs). VIRGINIA LEAGUE. At Portsmouth 8. Norfolk 8. (first game).

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