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E Hat RESULTS YESTERDAY Pointers to Fandom o<» * The incompetency of umpires has been the theme of ten thousand essays. to You has a Monday Still, it seems excusable, in view of the fact that President Kavanaugh horrible crew this season, to write just one more line. —■HB———W yesterday, the second game of the Blrrtiinghain-Nashvillc double-header was started at 5:30 o’clock. No game of ball, according to the rules and regulations, should he begun later all the clothes than two hours before sunset. Maybe you’ve got SECOND DRAWN Still the game was started, the consequence being that darkness reigned, chickens crew, and natives took themselves to bed before the last man was out want for the would’nt in the fifth Inning. you present; mrchase of one of our Two Dollar Barons crew a bat. regular The hollered, the Nashville hollered, everyone grabbed more it looked as buy any now, no matter what we Wins the the fans, wrathy, flocked out upon the field, and for a few minutes say; one or Ragan First, Rig a would ensue. we will give you absolutely FREE 26 If riot too hot, or too busy, or too poor, or several Had a regular polo ground episode occurred, with crime and deuth the result, Fellew of one Jim other il Frame Umbrella, heavy batiste Going Entire the whole calamity could be traced to the peculiarly formed backbone reasons for not buying clothes. Paragon Hackett. oxwood handles. These Umbrellas sell every- Nine Rounds Give us first of all a man. whole in every part, with a knowledge of the game We don’t to and a huge bump of fairness, und withal a well formed backbone, a heart filled care; you’re going buy with fear of no man. nor devil. ^ clothes 50. courage, sometime; and we want you to know Then let the best man win. that our store is the in which to but are place spend ? not a jumbled, finger-marked lot, WELLER WAS WILD Cutting everything short, let’s refer to the fact that the proud Barons are returning to Birmingham. your money. one Straw is a p and clean. Monday only, $2.00 AND ‘'GINGER” WORKED They are due to arrive at 9:25 o’clock this morning, and if there musical organization which desires to meet and do them honor, let it be known that the It's where you get Hart Schaffner & |5l.50 Umbrella for place of arrival Is the Louisville and Nashville depot. of w'ere Marx we a The fans are a trilfle sore, in spite of the fact that two games four | clothes; couldn’t give you better * Bill Ax Talks of Clarke, Ragan and won in Nashville. That which causes angry passion Is tlie fact that five games j reason for here. w'cre won, and three of them throxvn away, as if the Barons were so fat that a coming Weller—Chickens Crow During single superfluous bite would drive them mad. You cannot tickle the of n baseball fan with a luscious victory and We have palute ( reduced the prices on our Second Game— Hack- then snatch it away, leaving him pleasantly disposed. and Summer Rather would tt have been had the day dawned with a cloud than for the j Spring Suits; now 20 to 25 per ett Nerveless. $2.00 full sun to later hide itself behind a nightmare. cent off on all 1907 models. The period of Tantalus is passed, and even Tantalus, with the water laving his lips, must have writhed n bit. Therefore, the fan. as is said in an other column, "has n grumble coming.” j THE STANDING. W. U Pc. They cavort beneath/the slagpile tomorrow. Billy Smith and his Atlanta Memphis. 54 39 .581 Crackers, seeking the pennant still, in spite of the drubbing handed them by Ma* Atlanta. 52 40 .566 larky’s bunch of Montgomery Pretzels, are on route to Birmingham. M. WEIL & BRO. This series New Orleans.47 15 .511 Games between Birmingham and Atlanta are always interesting. and the Lltne Rock. 47 47 .500 will not be the rule’s exception. Atlanta is frantic to step upward, downward. Birmingham. 45 50 474 Barons should he determined to refrain from stepping Atlanta is Nashville. 47 53 .470 If the local? are subject to inspiration, they have It this week. If 1915-1917 First Ave. should then the first division will swing back Montgomery. 45 53 .460 trounced as Atlanta he, probably Shreveport.4L 51 .443 its golden gates, on hinges that do not creak nor grind. Box We would not conjure up pleasant dreams this bright and holy Sabbath e Hat RESULTS YESTERDAY. morning. i Nashville 4-8. Birmingham 8-8, We do not predict an entrance into the first division this week, nor at any 4-0. Montgomery 7-0, Atlanta other period during the present season. Orleans 0. IFE 219 N. 19th St. Little Rock 2, New It is pleasant, however, even though we doubt the vision’s realization, to recognize the fact that there is still a possibility. GAMES TODAY. Woe is the man who has no hope. Few' of us have money. Little Rock In Shreveport. HUGH W. ROBERTS. Memphis In New Orleans. BY BILL AX. LEAGUE COTTON STATES LEAGUE. SOUTH ATLANTIC j DISEASES OFMEN P ’s Fast Team Nashville, August fc—As on another oc- j Savannah, August 3.—Dexter's effective I Meridian. Miss.. August 3.—(Special.) the Barons came to Nashville, casion, | We cure to cured was for Augusta’s Meridian won the final game of the stay all chronic, special and to pitching responsible and won all the games played, managed private diseases of men and women, In- victory today. R.H.E. Columbus series by the close score of M. C. A. do no better than split even. j cluding varicocele, stricture, syphilis hydro- Y. 000 000—0 2 3 Savannah .000 4 to 3. The contest was loss Up j exciting cele, of vitality and all associate and re- Faith! What more would you have a 000 010—2 7 Augusta.100 flect troubles. 1| throughout the game. The visitors Free consultation. Come per- team do when the said team is on the Batteries: Neur and Kahlkoff; Dexter If scored two runs in their first turn at sonally you can, If not write. Pell am of the business to pitch, and no twirler me a team that wins half and Connelly. Time, 1:35. Umpire, Brady, j A pitcher’s paths. Show call or friendly letter may add to your he cannot bat on two errors, a pass and a safety. life Young ation yester- will amount to anything If its games on the road, and I will show many golden days. Jacksonville, August 3.—Columbia took The locals went them one better in their a The smile when troubles come. Take George no moan day park. you a pennant chasher of ability. the first of the doubleheader, and the Suggs of Memphis for an example. turn at bat. After two were out Roth score But still the baseball fan grumbles, and second was called after the seventh, ow- The only members of the Young Men’s hit safe to center field. Andrews DR, SIMS MEDICAL Pell m that was he has a grumble coming. The ing to darkness, with neither side a win- INSTITUTE with the ex- forsooth, Christian association team, ner. grounded to second which was fum- assume such a lead 19IU defeat! know how of Adams, worthy of mention are Barons managed to gain STREET ception First game— R.H.E. bled. both runners being safe. Sample to sup; v something Catcher Pool and Third Baseman Sim- In every one of the games hero that Columbia.100 100 000—2 5 2 singled to center which passed Mar- mons. them and tie a third was of the II. to lose two of JacKSonville .000 000 001—1 4 1 shall. scoring Roth and Andrews. The Official Score. Then City's vic- horrible. But still that is Just exactly | lotteries: Schwenk and Smith; fitultz Taaffe broke a board in the left field tory. Pell City— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. wnat the Barons v,.d. and Sehun. Time, 1:50. Umpires, Roth and fence for three bases, scoring Sample. Keith Will Return to cf. 6 0 0 1 0 0 Viebahn. Taaffe tried to score on u passed ball Pitch mp- Mens Seaborn, This afternoon, as the fans who attend- Dendy,'p. 4 0 0 0 2 0 j Second game— R.H.E. which retired the side. The visitors Christ!; ed the Apollo matinee at home are doubt- I Pratt, D., ss. 3 114 0 1 jaoKsonville .0(K) 000 0—0 2 2 added another run in the third inning St. vs the Barons encountered the Louis clever 0 less aware, Columbia .ooo 000 0—0 2 2 an error. Meri- Middle Rooney, If. 4 0 2 0 0 j on a hit, a sacrifice and of June two The first the Batteries: Schwenk men. He McCoy, c. 6 0 2 10 G 0 Dobbers In games. j Savidge and Schan; dian won the game In the sixth after 1 3 2 0 4. anu Smith. Time 1 hour. Buck- out. Tooffe "safetled” to ever, whs Waite, 3b. 4 2 Barons won by a score of 8 to The Umpire, two were 2 0 0 ley. center and Tilford lilt over short. Mar- Little nock, August Man- either the ^ratt, W., lb. 4 1 7 second, after playing an inning with «ho 3.—(Special.! student at the University of Arkansas for Pair.
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