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Tigers had to sacrifice their POPULARAIYIC.A. leadership. Western Attack in East Cleveland also has dropped four out of six games to eastern clubs, the Bostons Memphis and Barons Con- Routed in the National. continuing their victorious career to- Committee ds \ by shutting out the Indians*. toHandleCourts. sistent Winners — Little Ameri- The Red Sox victory today put Car- Eastern Teams in rigan's men In third place. Washington Elimination Tournament Vols Are Rock Form las not been particularly successful on Expected to Prove Showing can in Invasion Win First Its trip so far and the Athletics up to Next Saturday had won one Victims — Baronial today only game. Easy Another pitcher's record of consecu- Lies in Atlanta. May 16.—New Orleans strength- tive victories went by the board today Strength Hitters New t ork, Mmy 10.—The week In the Uleveland-Boston game when Guy Lee Allen Brooks. P. 3 Townsend and ened its hold on first place in the South- brought several ehanxea In the posi- Morton succumbed in a game in which his W. V. Bartlett ha\ e been in association put charge and Pitchers ern standing by winning five mates outhit their rivals nearly two to tion* of the major league clubs but of the tennis activities at the Young out of six games during the week end- one and still were shut out. Morton had gn\r few Indication* of prohnliU* shifts Men's Christian association. are ing yesterday. Birmingham moved into five straight victories to his credit. They In the neur future- The record in the American and No- all good tennis players and enthusi- the runner-up position by returning 'four SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING In the National league three out of tional leagues of game* won and astic over the and victories in six start*. played, game, under their Lost. Pet. Played. Won. four clubs In the western circuit lost, with runs, hits and errors and men leadership the Young Men's Christian » New Orleans .32 21 11 .666 Nashville, second a week ago, -dropped left on bases follows: played out the week In the east with association should Birmingham 30 18 12 .600 four out of six. and is third. Chatta- NATIONAL LEAGUE. enjoy a great tennis more defeats charged against them season. Nashville 33 IS 14 .563 nooga showed a reversal of form from Team- P. W. L. R M. E. Lb Chattanooga 31 16 15 .516 than victories to their credit. Pittsburg ..5 3 2 21 46 13 30 This committee the previous week, winning only two out Philadelphia announces that its Memphis 31 16 16 .616 was the ouly one of the invading quar- Chicago 7 3 4 40 76 18 54 of six and is fourth. first event will be an elimination ten- Mobile 32 13 19 .406 side ot Boston 6 2 3 31 50 15 42 tet to come out on the right nis tournament to determine the best Atlanta 30 12 18 .400 Memphis was the most consistent win- Pittsburg 6 4 2 36 54 8 41 the ledger and some of the Pirate*' Little Rock 30 9 21 .300 ner of the week except New Orleans, j Brooklyn 6 4 2 31 51 15 43 singles player, beginning next Satur- victories ivrre won before the eastern losing only one contest in five played, and Cincinnati 6 1 5 15 41 11 40 day, May 22. This tournament will be Fred Clarke's team Results trip was started. St. Louts 5 2 3 15 36 11 31 open to all members of the Men’s Yesterday 1* fifth. Atlanta and Mobile finished the. j Young so far has broken even In the games New York 6 4 2 33 61 14 40 Mobile 7, Chattanooga 2. Christian association the week with two wins in six upon payment each attempts diamonds aud the AMEHK'AN LEAGUE. Memphis 5, New Orleans 2. placed on eaniern of an entrance fee of 25 and are sixth and seventh Team P. L. R. H. E. Lb cents. The en- respectively. from sixth to W. club has moved up place tries must nil be New York .... 5 3 2 16 35 5 46 In by 8 p. m.. Wednes- Games Although it won half of itB six games, Today fourth. Detroit 5 2 3 11 36 8 41 Little Rock continues in last This day, May 19. when the drawings will be Nashville at Birmingham. place. The club has found the sled- 5 Chicago hicago 3 2 15 33 8 36 made. All Little Rock at Atlanta. team, however, is better form. those players who entered showing ding rather hard in eastern territory, Boston 5 4 1 17 35 6 J3 Chattanooga at Mobile. the recent Round Robin tournament in Brook- Washington ... 5 2 3 9 21 4 19 New Orleans. getting only an evttfi break Memphis at LOOKOUTS DEFEATED Cleveland 5 2 3 11 37 8 31 have been entered in this tournament lyn and being swamped In the first BY HOGG’S PITCHING Philadelphia ... 5 1 4 12 33 11 31 with the entrance fee paid. Already By RICHARD F. USSIER of the series with the New games St. Louis ...... 6 8 2 15 30 11 38 Mobile, May 16.—Mobile hit and there are some 40 entries. will Amid the torridness of yesterday the Wagner Yorks. Trophies Marshall hard and had no trouble de- he given the winner and the "round- Barons idled In the pursuit of comfort Bresnahan's men were un- feating Chattanooga in the first game of perhaps FEDERAL LEAGUE up.” and happiness. Some of the athletes mo- the series. 7 to 0. Hogg pitched fine ball fortunate In encountering the Giants others tried throughout, giving but four scattered were tored out In the country, up at a time when McUraw'e players standing BAY to social hits. Hogg and McGill featured at bat, MINETTE TO golf and some gave themselves in the full stride of a recovery from Played. Won 1 Lost. Pet each hitting safely three times. Score: service at the city bastille. In all the the had main- Pittsburg 29 18 II ,6\M HAVE Mobile— AB. R. H. O. A. E. depressive gait they BASEBALL and will Newark 28 16 12 571 Barons spent a quiet Sunday Northen. rf. 4 0 0 5 0 0 tain* d from the season's beginning tho Chicago 29 16 13 .662 n«v M in.tty. It be In excellent shape to tackle McGill, If. 5 0 3 1 1 The brace of the Polo grounders was May -(Spertal.V—Th« Brooklyn 27 14 13 .19 first Volunteers this afternoon at Flick, 2b. 2 110 5 0 In form of material step taken by thn man- faltering largely due to improvement Kansas City 27 14 13 .519 Perry, 3b. 4 1 1 0 0 o agement or thn local baseball Rlckwood. the staff, with bet- Baltimore 28 13 15 .164 team for 5 0 pitching coupled Schmidt, c. 2 1 4 0 this season's was Bill Schwartz and his henchmen will ter who had not St. Louis 26 12 14 .462 grimes taken last night Calhoun, lb. 3 0 1 10 1 0 nitting. Mathewson. Barons In Buffalo 29 8 21 .276 during the band concert whan the not prove troublesome to the Miller, cf. 3 114 10 won u game this season, started the prlvt- !run of fortune whs all the fencing of the grounds Robertson will face Chicago .000 001 onprofessional baseball. Into form How- case that Clyde McBride comes 1n with Dunckel, rounding this spring. 3 0 0 0 1 0 Dannie Clark was born Jan. 18, 189'). Sloan has faltered. Keeley, p. ever, Dannie is now in shape and play- a timely wallop after at Meridian. Miss., and received a pub- ing the best ball of his career. After McBride comes. Carroll 01- lic school apd Totals 32 6 9 27 14 3 education. In 1913. after hav- (Mark does not smoke or drink and is lam and If either of these two sterling ing played on the sand lots and semi one of the moat quiet and well mannered professional ranks some players get on base "Shotgun" Jack Wal- New Orleans— AB. R. H. O. A. E for years. Clark boys in th»* Baronial ranks. He is am- ... 3 0 1 0 0 0 signed up with the team of lace is the man to bring them in. In Hendryx. If. Columbus bitious ami wants to make hip mark Reilly, ss.3 0 ft 2 3 1 the Cbtton States league. Last season in the two Wallace has crashed baseball world. His present play his last games ft lie Edmondson, cf. 4 ft 0 1 0 was with the Augusta club of the ing indicates that ho will bo drafted out terrific home runs at timely mo- 0 South Thomas, 3b. 3 0 0 1 4 Atlantic league, hitting at a .298 at the end of the season. R. F. L. ments. Coyle, rf....4 0 1 0 ft 0 4 4 ft •••■•••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••■•••••■•••••« It Is not only In hitting that the Barons Knaupp, 2b. .... 4 2 2 lb. 4 0 0 1ft Oft excel, but In Hemingway and Sloan the Bluhm, Higgins, c.4 0 1 8 1 ft AMERICAN LEAGUE locals the speediest base runners possess Bagby, p.3 0 ft 1 4 ! In the league. Clark, Carroll and Ellam 1 0 0 0 9 ft •Pezold .. STANDING are also fast on the bases and Clyde Played. Won. Lost Pet. McBride can be depended on once he Beta Totals 33 2 5 27 16 2 New York 24 18 8 .867 the sacks. on •Hit for Bagby In ninth. Detroit 29 18 H .821 Summing it all up It Is apparent why Score by Innings: Boston 22 13 9 .891 the are In second place, hanging Barons .. OOO 002 03o—6 Memphis Chicago .. 29 17 12 .588 on to the coat tails of the Pelicans. The New Orleans ftlO lftft 0‘>0—2 Washington 25 11 14 ,44'> team has the fighting winning spirit, the Summary: Two-base hits, McDermoit, Cleveland 27 n is .407 batting power, the base runners and the Knaupp. Three-base hit, Cruthers. Sac- Philadelphia 28 11 17 .393 best pitching staff in the league. With rifice hits, Mitchell, Allison, Reilly. St. Louis 28 19 18 357 Record of Baron that kind of a ball team, winning ball Stolen bases. McDermott. Thomas, Hly- Spitballer should become a chronic habit. 7. games glns 2. Struck out. Keeley 4. Bagby Lajoie's Wins Is Remarkable—To Pitch Bases on balls, Keeley 1, Bagby 4. Hit Batting Chicago, May 16.---Bunched hits off Rus- by pitcher, Keeley (Hendryx). Double NATIONAL LEAGUE sell. plays, McDermott to Cruthers to coupled with an error by Roth, gave Today Against Vols Dunckel: Knaupp to Bluhm. Left on Philadelphia the first game of thp series STANDING bases, Memphis 6, New Orleans 7. Time, with Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago. 4 to 2. The hatting of Their Own 1 Played. Smokers "Roll 3:60. Chesnutt and Pfennir- Umpires. Lajoie, who hit two Experienced 24 16 8 .667 two-baRgors, Weav- Philadelphia ger. While Mlque Finn, former manager 15 It .677 er's and I Chicago 26 fielding Shawkey’s pitching were of the Mobile Gulls, now an expert not or dabblers in tobacco 1 Boston .. 24 13 11 .542 features. First I “Bull” Durham is the smoke of novices Baseman Maclnnis of the for the 27 13 14 .481 Love Breaks 'ivory hunter" Detroit Tigers, 1 Pittsburg Leg visitors was hit by a ball during batting 26 12 14 .462 is in the state looking over the collage i but of smokers of whose I ) Brooklyn which enjoyment, connoisseurs, experience, 11 14 .440 practice broke his nose. Score: Cincinnati .... 25 Anniston, May 16.—(Special.)—Bernie hurlers—particularly Boman of Ala- 28 12 16 .420 R. H. E. i St. Louis Love, the fast outfielder of the Annis- bama, it wc£lld not be surprising If he '% tastes have been trained to a fine discrimination and appreciation York .24 10 14 .417 Philadelphia 022 noo (100—4 7 2 New is out of should drop arbund the Rlckwood bail ton baseball club, probably Chicago 000 101 000-2 8 1 and is the season on yard this afternoon watch the per- tobacco These men—and their name scheduled the game for the rest of Batteries: Shawkey and Stang: Russell. I of quality. legion—prefer § No games yesterday. formance of Richard Robertson. account of an accident in LaGrange Benz and Schalk. Dick Roberston has now mastered I; the roll for themselves with mellow, delicious I Friday. his for seventh consecutive fresh cigarettes they American Association Morton Defeated opponents In the first half of the ninth inning times and will try his luck again this I Durham tobacco to other kind. Their I Cleveland. O.. May 18—Boston defeated the Nashville Vols. “Bull” any expert preference At Minneapolis: Minneapolis 10. Love was the first man up, and in try- afternoon against Cleveland In a he four-inning pitchers’ battle Robertson's record thus far thi* sea- own Cleveland. 5. ing to beat out an infield hit, slid r has made it to “roll with today. 3 to 0. After holding Boston to son follows: smart, fashionable, coprect, your At St. Paul: St. Paul 5, Columbus 4. base. The bag was very se- into first 15: R. H. E. At Kansas City: Kansas City 9, In- one hit In nine Innings and three hits in April and Love was going at 8. curely fastened Birmingham 7 10 2 j llflnapolls 13, Morton weakened. With the hit one out In At Milwaukee: a tremendous rate. He beat out Mobile 5 10 1 I Mllwaukee-Louisvtlle; the fourteenth. Mays got a hit to left. GENUINE so. 19: 1 rain. but broke his leg in doing April Hooper scratched an Infield hit and Wag- 2 6 1 Love arrived here yesterday after- Birmingham ner and Lewis followed with doubles New Orleans 0 4 1 noon and was taken immediately to St TEXAS LEAGUE Not a Boston man reached first until 23: Luke's hospital. Last night .an Xray April _sa the eighth when Hoblitzel was passed. 5 9 2 examination showed that a small bone Birmingham At Beaumont: Beaumont 6, Fort With one out in She eighth inning Mor- Atlanta 1 7 1 of the ankle had been fractured. Worth 5. ton, Llebold and Turner singled in suc- 2S: The accident to Love is regretted by April BuliI Durham At Galveston: Galveston 3, Dallas 2. cession only to have Chapman hit to Birmingham 2 9 0 Anniston fans. He was probably the At San Antonio: San Antonio 7, Wood for an easy double p!av. New Orleans. 0 3 1 most promising young player on the ghieveport 1. It was the first game Wood has started 2: SMOKING TOBACCO 1 and his loss wil be keenly felt May At Houston: Houston 2, Waco 5. rteam, this year while not as effective as 4 8 0 He was not a fast fielder and good Birmingham | only Morton he showed much' of the stuff that Mobile 0 2 but a most likable 2 hitter, personally made him the this leaf can the premier pitcher of May 6: I The delicate, rich, mellow-sweet of I International young man. fragrance League American league in 1912. Hays, who Birmingham 10 14 1 Love IS a Birmingham boy and will the last three pitched innings, was ef- Atlanta 5 5 3 I be retained in the bulk of tobacco in the Ath for free At Newark. Newark-Aoronto post- return, home as soon as he is able to fective. Score: R. H. E. only 1 be May 12: paek^ rain. moved. 000 CM) 000 000 poned; Cleveland 00-0 12 0 3 11 and in the City-Buffalo Birmingham l f “Bull” Durham sack, enjoyed fresh- At Jersey City: Jersey Boston ... 000000000000 03—3 7 0 Chattanooga 2 7 1 °J,h°LhP^ [| postponed: rain. Odd Banka Batteries: Morton and Savings Billings; Wood, The record of Robertson shows that in rolled That is “Bull’ Durham At Rocky Point, R. I.: Montreal 3, From the London Chronicle. Mays and Cady, Thomas. f: cigarette. why seven games he allowed 38 hits for a Providence 1. The IB woman who, as just revealed In total of 13 runB. or an average of less hand made have a distinctive, the Yankees Retain 6 jj cigarettes law courts, hid her savings on her Lead than 2 runs and hits to a game. This II Detroit, May 16.—Scoring four runs In Is indeed winning other mother's grave la Forest Hill cemetery, pitching. I delightful aroma, found in I the eighth inning without the aid of a Despite his remarkable record Rob- unique, probably hit upon a unique cache. But no^ JJM hit. New York defeated Detroit, 6 to 2. ertson is moderst and Is one of tHo and in no other tobacco. That’s fa 4 there is no The who mis- I why 1 saying. person here today. Dauss, who had won six hardest workers amongst the Barons. cigarettes trusts savings banks generally looks straight games, was beaten for the first Last season Robbie worked In upwards I “Bull” Durham smokers around season. gives experienced Ibase for the most unlikely spot In time this Neither McHale nor of 60 games and he is willing to repeat which to Dauss was hit hard, but the latter was this season. llgjj deposit wealth, and more than I die world and ;| wild. Score: R. H. E. then he throughout supreme enjoyment one may hit on the same And will be due for the ma- iH * Idea. Old can- New York 110 009 040-6 6 1 jors. f f non, for Instance, seem to form favorite I wholesome satisfaction. A Birmingham Detroit 000 110 000—2 6 4 I k depositories. Quite a quantity of VB. Jewelry Batteries: McHale and Sweeny; Dauas Weilmmn Wing was found some while ago In a solitary and Baker. f: THIN An Illuatrated Booklet, ekowing correct gun which stands In the fort at St. Louis, May 16.—(Special.)—A :1 T NASHVILLE Shore- UDk M way to “Roll Your Own” Cigarottca, end p| 1 ham. and about the same time a bag con- pitching duel between Wellman and II 19, 20 v Economy A JLVLalA-M ■ package °l cigerette paper*. will both be H i May 17, 18, taining 70 sovereigns was discovered In Frr.m the St. Paul Shaw ran 11 here Dispatch. Innings today and li on vS'ltlF / an old cannon In Peel Bradford. mailed, /rce, to any addreae in U. S. II Called 3:30 park, Mrs. Homespun—What'll we contribute ended In favor of the locals. 2 to 1. II From one of the old Crimean cannon at to the minister’s donation party? Score: R. H. E. *;■ recjueat* Addmae “Bull” Durkam. Durham, N. C Liverpool also some Inquisitive I I P. M„ at young- Farmer Homespun—Wall. I dunno, Han- Washington ...000 000 100 00—1 4 l sters once forth a soldier's LOameRlckwood Park brought dis- ner. Taters Is way up. pork Is way up. St. Louis .000 000 010 01—2 7 3 11 THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY charge papers and notes to the value of fowl Vj| _„ Is way up—we’ll save money by Batteries: Shaw and Alnsmlth, Wall- J cm. giving him money. man and Agnew.

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