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1 DAILY FOST1THOR8DAT' MORNING, JUNE 13, 1912? 1 J-lruvxrirLjmrLnj'TjT-njvT-ruiririiiri i.jan HEW New Utility Inlielder AFTER ANOTHER RECORD Buffaloes Won Their Eighth Consecutive Game in See-Saw With Fort Worth. It's Hot! Well 1 FORT WORTH AGAIN. aV What of You can come to the coolest store in town, .1 YeajtereJay' Beautta. Boot Fort Worth Sib Aatoelo 1 Df" Oth annua nlaad Mt. Whan They Ply Today.

rrt Wort it Hesietoa. Dallee Baa Antonio. Aostln et Beaumont. Waco at Garveetea. I Probably Will a BatUa Batwaan Southpawe.

West Knd at 4:30. I Ono more the low); tn-aden i elaeh 1 srltb. th lea-tt leader caln today, two mora bm before, the road I trip. Charlie Rnee la arheilulerl today, anil It will probably ba a hattla of eonth- I pawa aa Georire Grabble should work for th Panthers, Today at 4 SO. I Plsr-d Wn and.

in SN 3" "AO Ml via MK! r.i 4.V! .373 Ml Texa Leeo flooatne Haa Antonio I.1 Waro Beaumont Austin flalveeron Fort Worth time than It vrei1 takes to we'lj put you into a Featherl 1906 199 1910 1911 1912 "Now praises he. the flay Is "Mrs. Tb Panther soresroa lu inn. And brawny Smith haa turiil I'-rre The hlt that fall Ha- ram. The foe haa erumpl Hk- tli- rionda Before the BOrtbT-a im-'.

The tall-eod Pantbera ho The ButTa that top h- 'V H'lffHlo I rtlra. Qooe for another record. th Biiffa awept aafelT tbrooa Worth aefemw jearterdaj and avum-olated their el(bth conaeoutlTe tlr-torr. nmn-ton alraadr holda the eeaaon Dir -llh In a row. and tiila time they want to nfml It.

For four Innlnaa yeaterdav and on two aeparate a i aa aa)ae4 southpaw sgalnst southpaw today. Crshble being Morris' probable choice. Pst Is pulling off this wire bnslneaa every dsv. In the third Inning veserd be leaned over the rim of the boxes to get Darlnger'e foul. Thompson had two hard ehsneea on throw from Murch In the seventh.

He drngged in one with his gloved bsnd and the other waa caught far off first. Allen threw out two wtmld-be base atealera In the eiith. Fiiersoa beat out an Indeld hit and waa nailed trying to make second. Ilowsrd walked and was caught stealing. Wirb two gone tn the first.

Davis hit a hot one at Murch that lost Itself up Ihe latter'a aleere. But Red waa caught In attempting to Earl Snapp. tr lwl aa I III iu-k oi hit In irninc of hla pmvixiiiw to aivntT a mw utility InfleLder bfvTw tht club atiouUl vtnrt on steal wbea smltb tosaed to nrst to get him. IU Northern trip. KntVrts slirnM a now player jeaUrday.

Thtu nn otliT than onr old friend, Karl Bnajp, A'lintm camt-1orM head plet' haa arlntlllntpd armm! thlnl bate for Fort Worth for mxM two iamTi8. Snapp fulfill a p-'mllar ion tiny. In Ttf-' weight Mohaiil heat-proofj dust-proof and moisture-proof You'll go away; fitted, satisfied and' -ti comfortable. Mohairs $15 anddh af a plump, hud hen ri'movM from thj Panther hot ronuT to ffre room to Muroli and waa alated for thn dlxoanL It lun't rin that a playi-r hxiide'l tht' nnik n)lo hy a -end club la Imin-NllMfelr ananid up pardon im. PATE POUNDED HARD.

Bronco Qot Revenge for Slaughter af Tuetday. Aitoeiattd Prtsi Rtfort, RAN ANTONIO, Texaa. Jim 12. Tattng hearty revenge for their defeat of the day hey fore. Ran Antonio turned on Iallaa her tbl afternoon nd batted Pate all over the lot.

winning the aoeond of the aetiea 11 to 1. Browning waa steady and had good support, despite the crippled condition of Ihe locals. Tha thlr-ten hits for fourteen bases featured the work of San Antonio. Umpire Jacobs had an off day, missing a bunch of decision. meant nothin hv tliatt (h- lenifm era.

Put that what lutrrjM-ned tn Snapp. and Iiouaton la honffttly Rlad tn gvt Dim. shoe Walter would old gooo ana w. Panthers wonld riaa In their might and defeat fhe letfo leaders. But Just a.

ha Panther defenaabraced to meet the stoniest attack, the apeara of Flllman'a cohorts cim shivering In and awept away th opposition. Waa Intereatlng Game. Taaterday'a nine framea see-aawxl backward and forward and long Indeed the Issue rested In doubt. From th apectator'a vlewpolat. changing eeore furnished the most Interesting of recent game where the Buffs have laid over the visitors In approved one sided style.

Smith waa pounded at vsrlo.n times until ba Chora seemed about to produce winning nms. but In the needed moment, the iiinjiea were lacking. However. In no less than three rounds Mr Smith waa eattlvalent to a It edged se curlrjr that the home boys would win He was chipping ff coupons payable at the plate on those occaslona and Ihe Buffs cashed them right royally. Virions pokes Into unguarded corners generally turned the trick.

Foater In rnater. who haa it over the rest of the circuit with eaaa. ku had dlfVultlea with the Panthers all eeaaon. And veaterday waa no exception. Had Houston been able to bat In no more runs than they did against Firt Worth pitchers earlier In the season.

Foster's goat would have been gotten. For Morris and Company banged bla offering rudely and with force. nnapp naa una io tixirnen- tn itue ball- I' la on, of IS lit FlaMr eol-efini deTelmrd at Teiaa Oh rial la unUvrnitT. MorTittfnt In 1910 and ha ha with Fort Worth eer alnca. haa aiwa pla yM Ssn Antonio AB B1I PO A BT1 8B third, but -hould prova aaatly adaptable to any Sells, at.

B2202U0U tn field poult tort- Snapp la htttlnc very llcht to at now. bat ha will areraga around or Ho ran hit. In tba utility role wtth Hon -ton, Pnapp nVMtld Im valnabta man. Ho look a miitbtj good to na. 5 0 4 2 4 3 4 0 8 0 0 0 8 i 4 1 2 1 Burke.

2b Betts, rf Mets. lb Wsllace SB Clsrk. If Breitensteln. cf. SaaHh.

orfrownlng. Leldy. et in ihii iwiapp nix .200 ana newien "WAS NOT FAKE FIGHT," 18 27 Btl PO Totals 3d Dnllae AB SH SB 0 0 2 SAYS JOHNNY COULON It's easy to attract attention to for thousands of smokers who arc baying arid enjoying Mexican Commerce cigars today bought them long before 1906 and always with that pleasing satisfaction that year after year they get that same, uniform, mild and mellow quality that has become a "Standard of Cigar Success" on the 5c market If easy to prove the years of success by spending 5c in any first class dealer in cigars. P. P.

MARTINEZ, Dallas, Texas 0 0 0 SHELL ROAD ANTV-SUP BICTCLst THUS AKZ OOODTnUS MARCH CrJUlORC 0 0 0 0 Duncan, F.ns 2b Kellerman, aa. Foraythe. Cavender, Olbeon. WllsiHi. cf Tulloa.

Sb. Pate, Moor iota I Bantamweight Champion Declares Wa aanVaa. OtoM. He Fought Carefully at New Haven. THE (Associated Prs NHW YORK.

Jnna 12. Johnny Oonlom of It was not that they made so many nua oui that what they made were liarrl -Two of the tallies were cleanly hit In. Hoiistm fielders had cll'tloully with the stinging qualities i of the balls Fort Worth bit and fumbles of hard-Bounded swats were frequent. Red Davis, while altuoet utterly unable to slam the hall out of the Infield, was the slugging hero of the day with four blls out of four trips. His.

first wss too hot for Muxch to handle, his et-eond waa cleanly beaten, a rap to short, the third was a high arch to left that dropped safe and the fourth a grounder that eluded Mnrrh't one-banded smb. For the opposition voung Frlerson celebrated-hla second debut with Fort Worth hy slsnimlng out a home run and a alngla. Morris has been Frlerson up In the Tetaa Oklahoma sticks anif evidently be baa learned hla lesson well. He conjugatad Foster's curves perfectly yesterday. Fort Worth 8cored First.

Fort Worth acored first when, with two down In the opening Inning. Morch singled and Foster hit Kid Nsnee. Thompson spun out a swat to right and Morch loafed home Toung Mr. Nance tried to make third oo the try. but aa Bill's extreme youth forbtda him to overtax his 1n- rhlc((o, bantam weight champion, who knocked out Frank le, llayaa of St.

Loula tn tha fonrth round at New Haven. Coon la at nlfht, pro Totala 34 1 8 24 0 0 Moore batted for Pate In ninth. By Inning: Ran Antonio 000 213 0B 11 Dalls 010 000 000 1 Suromaryi Two-baa blts-VWTlaon, Fo cert he. Met, Wallace Three-baa bit Duncan. Home runa -Meta, Seita.

Betta. Struck out By Pate 3. bv Browning Bases on bslls- By Browning 2. by Pste 4. Left on bases Ssn Antonio 7.

Dsllas 8. IfcMible play Wallace to. Met to Smith. Met to Browning. Time of gam One hour and forty mlnutea.

1'mplre Jacob. No Qarrre at Oalveaton. (xjeraafeif Press Retort.) OALVTSTOTJ. Texaa, Jrme 12. The gam be tested here today ajcafnat tha claim mad In Nw Hnren that the bout waa a fak.

Conlon aald: "Tba newa that 1 waa naauly ned the New at Omey 1 aland Monday had raarhed l-laven fana. caanlnf tham to think not bj In condition to flint. Tbera 1 WOlll( waa only about KfH) Id tha hotta and I had baBn miaranteed titeW win. inn. draw.

Tb lout or draw. Tba Chicago 02 82 20 Waahlngton 2 s' Philadelphia 4o 2S 20 rietrolt R2 25 2T CWveland 47 23 2S .479 New York 46 18 SO .34. Bt. Louis 60 14 6 (Associatgd frtst Report.) DETROIT June 12. -Johnson waa Invincible today and Weshlngton-vinade It foar tpirht wlnnlne to 1.

The vlsltora would ABC or PAINT USE CIASURY PURE MIXED HOUSE ctiaraniefi had a (Uiuae attachad herahy thmwand If 1 waa dlaooailftad. forfelltMl the MARQUARD WON ANOTHER Thirteen Wasn't Unlucky for Rube Though He Was Pretty Nearly Beaten. f.nllle limbs, ha waa nall-d. lnarein to nil no 1 foujrtit rarefuily In order not to rlra tham -between nun to Brltton Some race that was tween Galveston and Waco was postponed thiB Cy's srm and Bill a legs. tf -An them one better In the second the iiiahtrat rtiam-i to rail a roul.

"The Mtfht waa faal, but Refvra ntTifarald cautioned tun unnereaaarllT Revnral timea, an I waa dnuhly careful. When ha quit tba ring In the third, daclarlnx the bout a 'frarna-nn, tba chief of pollen, who waa at tha ringatda, ororoptlv ordered tha fmht to to on and maria afternoon account or rain. Rain at Beaumont. (Associated Press Retort.) inning. With one gone.

Whlteinan walked anil stole aecond. I.andreth walked after him. Brit-ton's grounder to Morris silvanced Whltemsn to third, but forced Lan.lreth. Brltton pilfered easily. Sledd Allen ebons, a safe spot In cen uncorked the timely hit.

two runs BRAnMONT, Texaa. Jnn 12 No game to tm annmmrer tha referaa. Knowlntf than thai day between Beaumont and Auatin, rain. would get a agnara deal, 1 mane, in ana get a aanara daal. I man! coming In bv virtue of lis opportune chararb cored a knockout and I got tba money.

but SI, ild reached second on til throw in. foul tip off Sugga' bat In the third CHANCE MAY QUIT. jured by Innlt ng and be was forced to teare the game. PAINTS Score RUB Cub Leader Want to Give Up Leadership permanently. On Many Diamonds Yeaterday'a Reaulta, Sew Tork 3.

Cnlcaco Cincinnati 9. Philadelphia a Plttahtirr 7. Brooklyn a. 8t. lxuia 8, Bustoa 6.

Where They Play Today. Chicago at Now York. Bt. Ixiuia at Hoaton. Cincinnati at l'ltlladolphla.

Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Rumors that Frank Chance will retire from the game have been revived In a sporting extra published Saturday afternoon. The Chicago IT'S THE BEST PAINT MADE JAS. BUTE CO. Hooston And tba TiUatn atlQ pur- Dally New aaya: Dooln hnrt axaln.

aual brt Atlanta la aettlnar have scored a shutout except for a misjudged fir that went for two bases, a paased ball, and MeBrlde's failure to touch Oainor on a double steal. A Bne running catch by Cebb, resulting In doable play, waa the fielding feature. Score Detroit 000 100 0001 8 8 Washington 100 101 110 8 2 Covington. Worka and Onslow; Johnson and Alnsmith. CLEVELAND, June 12.

Philadelphia made It four straight from Cleveland today, 8 to 0. The visitors scored all their runs In the first two Innings off Baskett. Score Cleveland OOO 000 0TK) 0 8 1 Philadelphia 204 000 000 fl .11 Bnskette. Mitchell, George and 0 Netll; Coombs and Lapp. ST.

LOI'IS. Jane 12. Woods" borne am with one on base and Wnjrner'a and Stahl's great fielding gave Boston the fourth straight victory this afternoon over St. Iouls, 8 to 8. Austin protested on a third strike and was ordered off the Held.

Score Boston 001 130 000-5 10 1 St l.ool. 000 012 01103 6 1 Cincinnati 002 loo -S 10 3 Philadelphia tn orai noo 0 43 Sugu's and McLean: AlevBnder. Chalmers, Wallace and Dooln and liraham. BROOKLYN. June game was played In the rain.

Pittsburg winning by making two singles, two doubles and a triple for four runs, aa two men were out in the aerenth. Two of Brooklyn's runs came in the ninth, waien. with Cntahaw on second. Wheat lifted the ball oyer the right field fence for a borne run. Brooklyn.

X. June 8. --One of the biggest surprises in a baseball way will bo announced to Chlcsro fsns soon. The recent trade with a great boma rrcord aJna Played. Won.

I.oat. Pittsburg created a stir, but the one in the wind now will be more of a eurnrtee and one that Is snsolutely unexpected. It concerns the retirement of Manaier 1 rank rrbanoe from base "0. .271 balL Whatever It Is to come depends largely conaacutlTa dt'ieata. Honaton h-ada the Texas laajpM by tba narrow ma rain of 100 poluta.

Or FVrwythe waa hark tn tha Da Ha Una up yewtrnlav- Hla atirk win be a help. Ilnh Northen la Injured and Broolrt-o latnanta tha abfwnr of hla hitting. Hub la atlwriug tha ball. BICYCLES $23.00 T.Ra.$&Ba boot euMea NKVta 1kak ase National Learue- tiew York Chlcaeo Cincinnati PitlNhtirir Phlladcli'hla St. Brooklyu BoHtou 44 .411 .7 '22 44 I 2i 42 l'.

S3 .,47 17 3" 1-' on a conference that will take ace here F. II tween Hie I'hlengo Cub leader and President Pittsburg 001 4007 11 Murphy Chauo baa Ideas of handing In hla 010 CK10 002 3 Brooklyn Koliinaon and Kelly; and Allen, Burkes resignation. That may sound almost unbelievable to some. G. W.

BEiOUSIJElTl but nevertheless Manager tJianc explained the Dally News correspondent today that he Tha tit Ira flrat dlflalon th Am-Tlran latrua. Imka wMi rewterday In Ilka thy are mill- p)om aa 1120 did not think he could do his position Justlci, any longer iiui mat ne nad wired owner siur phy to come on at once and discuss the snh O'. Ml Her. BOSTON. June 12.

Boston's errors and passes contributed to eight runs for St. Ixiuls today and the TlMtort won. Score- Boston 004 010 001 -6 14 .1 St. Loots 200 240 000 8 0 Brown. Dlckaon.

Iionnelly and Kling; Ralr--den, Steels, Bailee and Bresnahan. Foster grounded out. Frleraon' Horn pun. The Pnnlhers assumed the lead again In fhe fonrth. more the runa being scored with two down.

Nance flew to left and Thompson fanned. Frleraon picked out a good one and banged It Into center field. It hit so hard In the ganlena that It bounded far over Davis' head and led him a merry chase to the fence. Frlerson had circled the bases, almost before Red recovered the ball. Walter Morrla, evidently anxlotia to redeem his error of Toesdav.

laced a double to his own particular spot In right center and Kitchen-, with Utile ado slammed the ni through ulcrt and out to left, "blle-niso muffed it anil Morrla scored easily. Smith "Tin ill. In oalrh up nntll the fifth. Then Allen was out before Foster hit past second haw and Knaiipp's Infield out advanced hla to second l-'illniaa drew transportation and I)avl hi! one long drive of the day to left. Foabr scor.il Flllman went to fnlnl.

Davis to second. Newnani fanned on a quick, returned strike. Ba Caused Dlacueelon. ft was a bnlli tliat helped the winning run across and not a peaceable ona either, but a rlotoua balk, a much illacuased bait, on that evoked tirade sod eiposlulatlon. It happened In tire eighth.

Ffllman grounded out aud Dni! safe on bis fourth hit. Smith tried several timea to nab Bed off Brat aa be had done In tlie first lnnlrur. Finally ha bad him a mile or so away from the bag. but aa he rose from thn duet after eliding bach. Howell motioned him to aecond.

declaring balk. A small-slaed riot ensued, wbtcb helped matters none st sIL Howell stood his ground and ordered play resumed. Newnam drove the ball Jier tlilr i. arly fair and D.vl. red-Another discussion arose which Irritated Mr Howell Into the Hal assertion that "nee" nielter where the hall went play bail I After that Whlteman flew out and Laudretli hit safe.

The Panthers hrok. up ihe double ateal aad got Ject of selecting a man to take his plsce "I wired for Murphy to coma on at once. (Aiioeuitfd Press Rrport.) KKW YORK. June Now York defeated Chicago aealn, 8 to 2. In apllc of the fact that Hie ylalrora were witlut the serylcoa of Zimmerman and Tinker, who have been suspended for three diija hy President Lynch, Chlcaco played a strong gnlne and was in the lead until the eighth.

In the Drat half of that lunln ilchle collided forcibly with Meyers at the elate. He was unable to resume and Brown. said Chance. "My beaned head Is so bad that Rldertoa I can not go along, manage the team aud kee it In the race. If my ailment continues I will Office Phone, Preaton 872.

Medley 874. not he doing myBnlf nor the mtl lustlcs hi tna further awiiy. One of tnYendtra lr-fthandera player In hard lurk rwterdnv, an Iw couldn't iret away with It. But llnbfl Krnna la criiulutc again aoon. Onalow rnntlntuHi to work behind tha Detroit bat.

The former Teiaa Irasruer numt hira plrked ui In hitting alnco bla dara lu thla circuit. Mobile routtnnea to mmr merrl ty rrpward. They paaaed (Thatiniiooga eatnlar and MlqiifT Ftnn will now fiiih-avor it. win back Urat plan's fnun tha Baron a. continuing aa manager.

I ctlcd with the Wood and Cady; Powell and Stephens. CHICAGO. June 12. Chicago got a lead of six runs In the first Inning today and, won the final game of the series from New Tork, 11 to 2. Vaughn was relieved by Thompson In the first after he had passed two, hit ona and allowed two hits.

Score- Chicago 820 000 21 11 12 0 New York 000 000 020 2 12 0 VValelt, Mogrldge and Block; Vaughan, Thomp-aon and Street and Sweeney. clnl In Boston during the warm days to ge up a peraplrstlon and that stsrted my head again, and the pln ba been almoat nnbearable. Ihe pains are at toe haee or the brain. who went into ino mix ior '-i for two nine. The game waa officially recorded as Maniuard'a thirteenth almlght ylctorv.

New York waa behind when Slinfer batted for Mar-. DR. J. A. MALONE Osteopath Asacc kited with Dr.

W. B. Lynd. (20-21 Unfon National Bank Bldg. Special attention given dlaaaaaa of tha atomach.

"whether 1 will oult now depends on whs Miimhv savs. 1 have wired for him- Mv con niiin tint when trannuu wem hi me mi aa I ned a Ylrtnry tn tha iva. tract tloee not expire nntll after thla eeaepn snd I will not break it nnleea I get his consent, but to go on In my preaent cbmiltlon would not be doing the cbab any good. I have not cousulted bad forged 4o the fn.nr. 1 lie yisitors maue their two runs on Miller's double and Archer'B home run.

iTieu he held Hnxiklvn to tlina tional TMterdy SEVERAL CLEAN SWEEPS. National, Boston and Mackmen Each Won Four Straight. Yeaterday'a Result. Washington 6. Jietrolt 1.

Chicago 11. York 2. Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 0. Boston ft, St. Ixuila S.

Where They Play Today. Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at St. Louts. Washington at Cleveland.

Boston at Chicago. Th-a Ten iaa leagucra runs aDd aeven bits. a specialist aa yet. Dot may when Mnrphy get Chicago 020 0110 (Km 2 1) 3 000 100 0'." 3 1 her. Of course.

If th trouble naasea awav will contlnn directing the affaire of the men Archer; Marquard. Cran- Kaka Richie. Brown and on ine neia. thirteenth for the Nationals. Tben and Marguard hit tha mark toaether.

dall and Meyers. The newa started tn Cnb player gnsslplni on the man likely to be named bb Chance' ttoaa Max PHII.ADKI.PHIA. June 12 Cincinnati mined successor. Whether is to bs on of (Mi Warter Johnson helil Detroit raHhlnc ermjld nlema fa nrrom at. laravs np hits with passes by Aleiander and Chalmers present members la problem.

If Chance and will make good. And how about John CoombaT The Maine giant rtofen't ae a hit worried now about thoae Inlurlra, hut la pitching ball aa If hi ware the whole thing. Todd. who waa drafted by Pltfatmnr from Waco taut acaion. hilling the hull tn Central leatrue.

He la clout mg 371 and ranking third on tha arcrsgea. It waa nothing at ratine rt find Joe Wood baa ting the Hmwna for the nd time thlt series. Tho H'd Sox fttar bus alwttra held tlia lowly SL Lavulriana mni'h aa a Washington triumph, fh erxler! TRIPLE IN THE NINTH. Schweitzer' Three-bae Slash Scored Two and Won for Msmphla. Yeaterday'a Reeulta.

New Orleans Montgomery, off day. Nashville 57 Atlanta 2. Memphis 3, ChattaniK.ga I. Birmingham 2. Mobile 8.

Where They Play Today. Montgomery at Blrmuxhaaa. Memphis at Atlanta. Kaahvllle at Chattanooga. Others, off day.

Miirpny aecioe to cnooee one or th iuba the Played. Won. Loart P.O. 82 18 .840 tn Rive the moet reDiarkabl arm laius America League Boston. win oe in a preaKsmeni, aa there are at lea: and easily won today a game rrom rniiaaeipnia.

8 to 0. Manager Dooln'a right hand was In a rbaDce at me sum a series. 8 three men wno asplrn to become managers They are Fvers. Tinker and Rheckeni Th. It la eeklom.

indeed, tn a tit leeeysaita), Question la, which on of the trio is tha most able and popular. Chance aays that when he tlist threo al rue piau roaa eiuD aucceea st uienmetlm stralsht four two. three In tha ninth for tba ramse Trona Iww. In aweeplnic It wss one. quits Mnrphy will have a tough proposition on teams.

that la what xwietoa. that nis nanas ne cnoosee one orr rhe Clnb. No anil l'hllsdelphia nave juet dona. BH PO tnst loin my jueech is one of tne elub he also must bs figured in tha running. 0 2 Hnhl Onesa this thirteen la an trnrnVx-f fur lUi-liard la MsruQlB.

Th baft area, sa as 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 visitors. Houston Knsupp. as Klllmau. 2b. Davis, cf Newnam.

lb. Whlteinan, If Landrelli, rt. Brltion. 3b. aNmt tn aet hi tn.

aNmt tn aet hi ta, apiwrently lust lust kaate team, i when Ulrhle, ue! the stumbling block to harl to retire. And That Ynaoo game In the Oot-ton fttatca Tneaday waa anotUnr tribute to thn honeaty of hawtMill. It w.ml.l hare lon mlglity easy f-r Tavh-r to help Columbus win. It haa horn manr woary day alnca a Waahlngton clul ha lxn I'lt'h In th- American leagiu rnrt' an tlio men Clark (Irlffltli Is now guiding upwanla. Yaaterdsy's victory male tba hail Near had us' riy to discuss tha qnestlon, but ff there Is not a change for tha better In Chance's condition Cub fans will see a new leader on the West Bide club.

If It doe not come this yr. It la almost sar to venture a guesa that It will come after the schedule closes, becau Chance's contract with the team expire a this summer. mates bats. 0 Played. Wo.

Lost, P.O. 64 83 21 .811 61 29 22 C.8 S5 28 .502 f3 37 20 .509 4l 24 5 .40 64 25 2 48 21 27 .438 ..63 11) 84 JIM Southern League Blrmlnghsm Mobile Chattanooga Idemphis New Orleana Montgomery Atlanta Nashville York waiter! another lBO inninn inr at Dettl ba 0 0 have soften 2 rally, fraadall wwild. Allen, 'iaaial ml aaalal Cnlucky thirteen Ouw tha victory. Foster, 0 0 0 2 811 SB 9 2T BH PO' Totala Fort Worth A Conner, rf 4 (Aueeicttd Press 0 1 CHATTANOOGA, June 12. Hchwelt- 0 4 0 er' triple, scoring two.

In today 'a game for Memphis In tn ninth Inning, tba bataman coming to himself oo wild relay to third. In DarWer. Murch, 3b Nance, If Thompson. 2b. Frlerson.

Morris, aa Kitchens, Bmltb. 1 13 1 1 4 0 the eighth with Moult on on aecono aearskugn waa paased purposely. Tonneman waa sent in to catch In order that he might bsf in the CHRISTY NO DEAD ONR. 6aya Joe Tlntw. Whoei Big Six Retire 8 1 da on Tan BalTa, Associated Ptt Kefort.) rflCW TORJt.

una. Jo Tlnawr af tba Chicago Na lonala aaya Chrtaty kUthewon is not a "dead one." "Any tlma a man can pitch nlna atiikea out of ten thrown baUl and rati re tha aide," Tinker aald. "yon can bet your Itttla bank roll. that ba la not going back rery far. vutrrl Ilka that will win eTen after bts rirrro haa gnue." Atnon waa taken ont yeaterday to tmbatUnta a batter and Mathewaoo want 1n ami cut looae.

He bagan br 4alrlklog ont Downa and Mlllp. 84 21 .32 Totals By Innlnga: Houston Hits Fort Worth Hits 020 no 01 4 112 020 OS 8 100 200 0003 201 801 0007 The aide waa out tan pitched tails. Leach rolling an eaay ona to aeoood. BlBth and he led on wun a single wmcn pvea the way for the winning of the gama. Score Memphis OO0 000 0038 6 1 Chattanooga 000 100 0001 2 Ferguson.

Paraona a ad Seabaug; Tonaeman. Chapelle and Noyea. BIRMINGHAM. June 12. Poor Judg ment on the bases and unfortnnat error allowed Mobile to defeat Birmingham, 8 to 2, and to take every game in the aeries.

Blr mingham rallied In the ninth. Wtth two down Johnston singled and scored on Almeida's triple, but tne Cuban waa caught at the plat. Score Birmingham 001 000 0012 7 4 Mobile 001 000 0028 2 Boyd and Yanta; Berger and Dunn. ATLANTA, June 12. Nashville made It (oar straight victories over Atlanta by winning the last gam of th eerie hers today, to 2.

waa the ninth eooeeeutlv defeat for At-tota on the horn ground. Score Atlanta 100 001 0002 6 8 Nashville 000 020 021 6 0 0 Brady and Donatio; Summers and Glenn. CAUGHT FOR BOTH TBAM8, Cotton States Catcher Had a Dual Rols to Ply. (Aitoeiaua Prsss TAZOO CITY. ana 11 la tha double header here yeaterday betwwan Yaaoo City and Columbus of tha Cotton Htataa leagua tba Yaaoo a catcher iwtirad in tha acond lonlng of Inlartea.

bax-auae otUlty player bolog no 1 a alia bl. Taylor, catcher for Ooltimbua. caught for both teams. Krerytblng went wall, except tba box acora. won both gamea, 4-2 sod Every big town is a small town and the far-away friend is a near-by neighbor to him who owns a ford.

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Latest catalogue from Ford Motof Company, Milam and Wall. 8t Houston, or direct from Detroit factory. SummBry Home run Frlcrsoo. Teo-baae hits Morrla. Newnam.

Bases on balls Bt Smith 3, by Footer Struck out--By Foster 4. by Smith 8. Hit by pitcher By Foster 1 I Nance). Ift on bases lloualon 5, Fort Worth 8. Balk-Smith.

'lima of. game Oot bour and twenty-five rain. utes. 1'mplre HowelL NOTES OF THE OA ME. Today at 4:30.

Home rune are ecare her. Eighth ina row t1ll going. Every Buffalo had a putont. perritt mlgbt be used or Pariah. Whlteinan bad seven chance, accepting six.

Kitchens got two Baffa who attssnpted pilar, too. Flllman pulled In Tbompeon'a drive over second in the sixth. Cooper chipped off a clean safety nat short In th third and stole second, bat he died there. The Buffs are ahead of Fort Worth now, hav-lng wen fougsnd lust tbr with one tie game. foater outran Morrla la making th hurt pot-out, though he got the grouadar la a4 adlamoud.

In the third Knaupp farahed, Flllman singled and wa caught stesllng. But Newnam grounded out. Davl pulled ItT a difficult chanc from Nance's willow In the eighth, It wa lie arlve to eeater. Boss- that ta wallap Fart riutally t.B44tlM.M!l Beil ifi. iff Yilii.t.iaiM i.

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Jaoa 1st Jack Johnson today siinouncad that tw would taka tba bat offered by a number of Jaspar. snd Colorado men that Jim Flynn would win tba bout with him bars July 4. Jobnson announced hi a radlneaa to post a certified check for flo.000 axainst "8000 offend by tba Flynn backers. Nutty Duk Pin Leafjue. The team of tha Natty Dock Pin league of the Tome Men' Chris an Association meet for tba fifth Urn tonight on th association's bowling alleys.

The bowler are doing soma excellent bowline, considering that dock lun (Tenure run low. The Haaelauts ami Walnut are at present tied for the lead and to. Bight's gamea will probably change the standing, The gamea start, promptly st 7:46 o'clock tonight, and th public la cordially invited to ltaea them. The Haaalnuta will be against the Beechnut, while the Chestnuts and Walnuts are coa testing on tha other two American (Associated Press Report.) At.LonlaylllL LonlsrHla 4. St.

Panl UnrtatJ State League. (Associated Press At Ptttaburg. Plttatmra 4. Richmond 4 (gig. At indlanapous, iraianai miDDtninnia 18.

At Oolu 1 Mllwaiikaa 0 At Toledo, Tokilo 3, Kajmsa CiXj 4 (first aaly ana game). At Tole-to. Tol4o Ussaa qtr (-wooa4 Twantr eenta hatch: fasMt talrtssai UaUasttlw la-tit's Drvui Cex. Pnatamt i-U 4. J.K -v A'sW1 fear T- n.

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