SPORTING NEWS edited by LIVE GOSSIP AND Jimmie doiinston Low HUGH W. ROBERTS FROM EVERYWHERE Benton Lays BENTON DEFEATS THE BARONS; WHY SOUTHERN OPPOSES THE SOMETHING IN THE BREEZE SCHEME OF SIAMESE BISCUITS FOXEN’S CONTROL IS ABSENT WHICH SMELLS OF FOOTBALL

•Tin hard to dream In torrid heat with blossoms on the trees, those immortal words— Tlie American association and the yet. spoken for BARONS HAD OPPORTUNITIES, Of muff nnDOUBLE PLAYS—“RUBE" WAS Football’ The atmosphere—these cool, comparative scores. At the present tlm* the same cer- FOR ENTIRE SEASON lowing will obtain—between OUT football to mind. tional agreement. JUST TOO STRONG crisp mornings—brings Auburn Is the favorite of those who spec- Is tain dates, the clubs of the National, 1 he national agreement, incidentally. And the time is nearly ripe. ulate, and the choice of those who be- — while Dr. American and Eastern leagues and the August 22.—(Special.) Johnston fell to the ground, bill of adopted by the clubs of Chattanooga, In amateur circles, the blood of the lieve In the efficacy Of fair play. Van- a right* rushed to ills as- American association will be empowered Watched over by his young wife, Jimmy Ellis and the players derbilt has ltseir meet the two major leagues which authorizes athlete Is not sluggish with the approach- proved unwilling to He was carried from 13 draft one player from each of the SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING Johnston, the Barons’ game little right- sistance. along Its only rl \%1. in the pout hern circle. at the same time, relieves end of baseball. It is beginning tlitrn, and, In other Lost. Pet Ellam and Elliott ing Just Unless clubs of the Southern league. Played. Won. lies on a cot at West-Ellls hos- the field between Sewanee, ’indications go awry# their depredations, fielder, to under the enthusiasm of the their consciences for at the time, each club New Orleans 309 66 41 .606 where lie surge will not be up to forrri. ha® vot'd, as present here In a dazed, but not and rushed to the hospital, Something of the minor pital tonight dreams of winter been to prey on the tfttms of the Southern league can lose but one Birmingham 11 6 65 61 .560 at least. sport. Already, pros- said about the deterioration of ath- as result of a must remain for a week 49 painful, condition the on n an by draft. Montgomery 110 61 .555 pective heroes are in their letics ithe Purple's mountain. Till* leagues. ball at a coincidence, Jimmy s exchanging pffort of the South- 112 56 56 .500 blow received from a pitched By strange be true. But if Sewanee or the disgruntled, tbere- It; this respect, the Nashville. minds the spangled uniform of the dusty may slumps# The ambition 56 .496 in the first Dock, while with Buf- ern to the eleveation of Chattanooga 11 5 57 the hands of Rube Benton brother, playing Sewanee will get upon its feet again. to which, were league prevent diamond for foie, is an ambition prey, 55 56 .487 1910 was struck the moleskins of the check- And a the American association and Eastern Memphis 111 inning of this afternoon's fray. John- falo in the spring of good slump conducted under tha would be a ered And soon on the spelled otherwise, an effort on senti- Mobile 112 51 61 .455 remaining gridiron. a hundred fingers of will often result ill "prey" league seems based ston will be out of the game for the In exactly the same manner, politicians ambition. However, properly or But there are other Atlanta 114 42 72 .368 fields, long-haired individuals will dawn good. Some of these days the athletl® worthy ment selfishness. This state- In a critical condition In a Jersey City remainder of the season. alumni of Sewanee will take hold of the 'ambition is a natural one. aspects. At the present time, the as if on the outcome the of the th* (pelted, by Dr. for a month. destiny the Eastern league, the ment was made unconditionally hospital old Episcopal ship and steer it again into it in our hearts to blame Southern league, Results Yesterday world depends. AVe cannot /Ind sea American association, and all other or- 0. Ellis, club physician, tonight. bit that where honor lies. without ceasing Chattanooga 3. Birmingham When Benton landed a twisting We have got to the sea- ■ny man who struggles the of class so far as trudge through Georgia and Georgia Tech will be well *o ganizations ranked in bounds Atlanta 12. Montgomery 6. Johnston's exact injuries the side of Jimmie lie can of horsehide against son of to a from which draft from clubs of lower classes 0. preparation. We have got to lis- the front in the second galaxy. Missis- gain position A, may Nashville 10, New Orleans can be determined from present symp- head afternoon in futile Johnston's yesterday ten to the word of sippi, Mississippi and Me- Alt tv with complacency the strug- players between certain dates. Following Mobile 5, 4. of to blast the the learned professor Agricultural Memphis toms, consist two hemorrhages Chattanooga, he did much and other® the of the two contentious ,of the as to how the must chanical, Clem son, Alabama, of the weak. It must be very pleas- promotion ad- of to finish in game be debrutallzed. gles left internal ear, but Dr. Ellis hope Birmingham return w ith about their 1 a: cball twins, the date at -which the *Uie will strength At to to bis Games Southern league race. We have got to listen to ar- ing for one individual clasp Today It would be morn- front of the long-winded last Mississippi might clubs of this league may draft will be mitted tonight that notified Presi- season, although that he is only Birmingham nt Chattanooga. Manager Molesworth guments from the Walter Camps and is aoul the knowledge nig to the dates of the could ascer- not he as strong. Louisiana no£ ex# subsequent drafting at ing before he absolutely wire last night that and New Orleans Nashville. dent Baugh by others who have a holier than others, but stronger American association and the Eastern the penchant for rule fa- pected to make the welkin ring above th# at Atlanta. tain whether the mind, sight or hear- Johnston was knocked flat on a Montgomery brication. We have to hear shout of its henchmen. Lotiilsana ha® more to wrap himself about league. In other words, It would event- unconscious. He got the hard worthy Mobile at Memphis. ing would be affected. There appears, ground and rendered and.sev- follow that the men drafted by the luck stories of how chances shot its bolt for the time being, of the ambrosia of Jove. ually stated, too, that blood trickled from are spoiled pint however, to he no doubt of his recov- eral subsequent summers will be neces- Southern league clubs would be inferior a serious the accident of several reasons, one of which Is I Chattanooga, August 22.—(Special.)— ear, and this is considered through Henry Sniggle- Tor ■ sary for the effacement of previous to those gathered at the present time ery. of much danger. The and another the Molesworth’s gallant pennant aspiring sign, ominous" frits. We have got to listen to the ex- troubles. the desire for peace, bv draft. Johnston had two balls and one strike to the and bitter was taken immediately diminutive ma- in Barons suffered a double player plosive dreams of patriotic press agents Auburn will be coached again hv Mike unceasing efforts of the This would not necessarily result on him when he received the terrible where he remained until club house of has not that the the Southern But loss this afternoon. The first draught in telling how old Siw&sh, with lts men of Donahue, course. When Mike jors, it is reasonable to suppose "&iow2ng up" league. blow. Benton served up a drop ball after the game. He is at a hospital of the done the coaching at Auburn? He will it would result in mortification—and in from the cup of woe consisted the time. gigantic statue, will sweep its old time jtmerican association and the Eastern on the Inside of the Chattanooga at present in ob- considerably plate. have several assistants, one of whom will the heavy expenditure of money of a coat of kalsomine at the case It is learned that Johnston rivals from the face of the earth! some of these days, sooner receipt Jimmy, not thinking that the ball In he no other the well league will, the time has come this than William Streit, taining players. For a 3 to ft alter- will not be able to play again To the hands of Rube Benton in would break, merely ducked his hear*, Ail this and more we will have to hear known Birmingham athlete. Alabama cr later, gain their point. carry when the of this league over to to pass patrons that over his season, he will be turned the; while the second was the loss intending it should pass our wait for the arrival of will he coached this season a will have to accomplish but class A baseball. And handi- cation, which club owns in Impatient by. jnan day they demand shoulder. The sphere broke with ter- Chicago White Sox, from ma- of Johnston’s services for the the man of action. But the latter will Missouri. His name is Graves. He little and that is the sweeping capped by inability to secure worthy Jimmy him him. and Comisky will he requested one task, rific velocity, however, and struck j may be‘another Dr. Pollard. He has had all the play- of the season as the result for the of and terial draft, practically remainder the ear. to lend Birmingham Messenger come and towards conclusion Sep- from out their path the sturdy bp' squarely behind the; an of one year under Coach "farm" hands staked out by a race. experience ers will be of being struck behind the ear by With blood from his ear, remaining games of the tember and at the beginning of October dumpy and determined and resisting Ka- streaming bowman, and it would be unjust to hold the clubfl of the National and American Rube pitched ball from the hands of I his deeds will prove the breakfast food him for instructor’s fail- ranaugh. Had the day of Kavanaugh s I.. responsible his leagues. was car- the Benton. The strickened fielder for the red-blooded quota of our people. ure to score a touchdown In the associa- bhth never dawned, the Southern league And there are other reasons why moved tion last fall. is to the eleva- ried from the field while Yantz From early Indications there will be lit- now for those who Southern league opposed SEA GULLS NOSE THE VOLS PUNISH would be playground Howard will be coached this season by tion of the Siamese biscuits. The nature over to right garden and Molesworth tle change in the results of the Southern a luscious flavor in the fruit in- Dr. J. B. the find such that If are OUT O. HESS CRUELLY Longwell, highly capable of the brutes is they went to center. THE TURTLES Athletic association games to this soil. intercollegiate expert who ha tidied the situation for the digenous given an inch they will take an ell. Their al- Benton was in brilliant form, 22—Otto Hess was this fall. The best teams in the associa- Baptists in the season of 1909. This would Now, In case the American associa- next step would be drastic. Their next,, Memphis, August 22.—Jones’ error in Nashville, August though a trifle wild, and the willow 20 bases tion will come out of Vanderbilt and Au- indicate a better year for Howard. Bir- and Eastern do carry more so. And soon our gay little com- the Swacina to 12 times safely for tion the league eighth inning allowed pounded will be at to twist Barons were absolutely help- as Vanderbilt lias mingham college coached by pany would be a thing which wielding ten runs this afternoon. The final burn ,and awkwardly their point, what effect will their victory score the winning run for Mobile today. and Douglas Henry; a Vanderbilt star, who or extend the him in the Bril- the tongue finger. less before pinches. 10 to 0 in favor of Nashville. sidestepped the efforts of Aubun to get have on the leagues of the minors—and Until the fourth advantage wras with count was will succeed Vaughn Blake, who learned This little matter will be settled at a liant the locals must be the fielding by a beautiful allow- the two aggregations together, cham- his athletic A B C’s at the of on the Southern league, in particular? in Cincinnati. August 31. Presi- Memphis, but in that Inning Mobile Bair pitched game, stronghold meeting also in for the debated and credited accounting clean but a couple of in- pionship will be with figures the Commodore. B. A. .vs it Is today, the clubs of the National dent Kavanaugh has written President bunched hits and tied the score. Allen ing no hits, Barons’ coat of kalsomine, as three fasf out the New American leagues can draft be- Faugh, urging him to attend. As the started for the visitors but was relieved field taps were beaten by end the the states, it would be well for double plays were perpetrated by j Brilliant fielding was tween certain dates one man from each president bv Demaree after the third. The score: Orleans batsmen. of this circuit to of every president attend. Lookouts, in spite their frequent, j A. Bair was saved seems Mobile- AB. R. H. PO. E. done by both clubs, and NATIONAL LEAGUE club of the Southern league. This is force and in num-' There persuasion but bobbles. 5 0 0 4 0 0 costly Bayless, cf. at least five hits by star catches by but a minor toll to pay for the pleasure bets, ewen though no man raise his voice. Foxen appeared upon the mound of Seitz. 2b. 4 0 1 5 4 0 Wiseman. has H. W. R. Storch. WelChonce and , STANDING cf existence-for no man In baseball Miller, rf. 3 1 0 0 n the Invasion, but showed few symp- 0^ Ptorch's home run hit over the right Played. Won. Lost. Pet. j 1 0 0 0 Swacina. lb. 4 10 was the 67 42 .615 toips of effectiveness. Only the eager- field fence in the third inning New YoTk .109 Myers. If. J 1 2 0 0 0 105 64 41 .610 after the feature. Score: Chicago ness of the locals In getting Rohe. 3b...... -3 1 2 2 3 1 Nashville— AB. B. H. PO. A. 1'.. Pittsburg .Ill 67 41 .601 wide ones saved him from a defeat 4 1 2 2 3 2 Walsh, ss... If.4 2 1 5 0 0 Philadelphia 110 60 50 .o54 SCRIBES THINK 4 3 0 Storch, more decisive. Dunn, c. 4 0 2 1 2 0 0 Louis 110 60 60 .554 Wiseman, rt. ... 3 1 St. 2 0 0 0 2 0 BARONS DONE FOR The Lookouts' first tally came In the Allen, p. 5 3 3 2 2 0 Cincinnati 109 49 55) .454 0 0 2 0 Perry, 2b. Demaree, p. 2 0 3 1 0 0 109 47 62 .431? very opening stanza. Northern, first Smith, 3b.4 2 Brooklyn 4 0 0 1 0 0 Boston 110 48 72 .345 free and as Weichonce, cf. Atlanta Constitution: While fare- up, secured transportation Totals 35 5 8 27 17 Munson, lb. 4 0 2 3 1 0 usual this method of procedure was dis- 0 wells are In order, time should ss. 4 1 1 2 7 Giants Take Lead R. PO. A. E. Lindsay, astrous Higgins followed with an in- Memphis— AB. H. 3 0 0 ft 1 11 ho taken to shed a tear for Seabough, o. ... front Swalm, If. 3 1110 0 New York, August 22.—By winning field sacrifice down the third base line, Bair, ..4 1 1 0 1 0 the Barons. Yesterday’s double defeat of Baerwald, rf. 6 1 3 3 0 o ChlCcigo today in an exciting up-hill but neither Foxen nor Phelan fielded Molesworth's crew and the Pelican vie- ss. 2 o 1 1 4 o into first in j Crandall, Totals 35 10 12 27 12 0 game, New York went place the ball, and the dump went for a 3 0 1 0 4 0 tory give the followers of Frank assur- East, 2b. the National league race. With the score 0 safety. Sentell followed with another Courtney, lb. 5 0 0 34 1 A. E. ance of a second rag In two years. Of New Orleans— AB. B. H. PO. 5 to 2 against them in the eighth, the but Jones, cf. 4 0 0 2 0 1 intended act of self-immolation, Johnston, lb. ,..2 0 1 7 0 0 course, It is in the range of possibilities Altman. 3b. 2 2 112 0 locals rallied strongly, making three runs and the bases were in- ... 3 0 0 3 0 0 Foxen fumblpd Klawitter, If. the score on De- for either Birmingham or Montgomery to Brennan, c. 300400 and tieing singles by last 3b. 3 0 0 0 4 1 toxicated. But this was not the 0 112 0 ManuSh, vore and Merkle, Snodgrass’ double, and overtake the Pelicans, but with the sea- Newton, p. 4 ft ft 3 ft 0 Callahan, cf. ... 3 exhibition of Foxen's generosity, for he a pass to Doyle. Brown walked Myers in son so near its close, the Barons and 2b.3 0 ft 3 31 4 8 27 13 1 Kirke, tlie ninth and Murray ran for him. Cran- forthwith pinked Murch in the dorsal Totals ft ft 2 1 ft Fillikens would have to win practically Angermler, c. .,3 dall moved Murray to second with a sac- regions and Hub was forced across. Score by innings: rf. .3 ft 1 2 ft ft all of their games to flash under the 400 010—o Doane, rifice, and Devore’s fifth single advanced Mobile ...000 ft ft 4 4 1 With the bases full and one man over Knaupp, ss.3 on hit wire this is about .210 100 000—1 him to third. He scored Doyle’s first, and as probable a Memphis 3 ft 0 0 2 ft and none down it appeared that mina- Hess, p. to right. Devore made his five hits by es the Crackers better than SUMMARY. finishing ture cloudburst was impending, but slamming the first ball pitched each time. Two-base Hits—Dunn, Baerwald. 24 12 2 eighth. Molesworth has made a Moran hit into Foxen’s hands and a fast Totals 26 0 2 good Hits 4 In 3 Innings Ames was easy for the visitors, but Cran- double to Elliott and re- Apportioned—Allen innings: gsme fight, and the fans of the league McGilvray Score by dall, who relieved him in the fifth, held with 3 runs. 103 024 00*—lft sulted. Nill whiffed. Nashville teams have been with him heart and soul in Sacrifice Hits—Brennan, Crandall 2. them at his mercy. Both fielded came the two remaln- 000 000 000— 0 In the fourth New Orleans brilliantly. Score: his battle, even if some of his home Stolen Bases—Seitz, East, Baerwald, Alt- mainder. More, first up, singled to cen- SUMMARY. A B. H. 14. PO. A. E. man. Mun- Chicago— sctibes have not. ter. Benton whlfTed. Northern followed Two-base Hits—Perry, Smith, 1 0 3 0 0 Passed Ball—Dunn. Sheckard. if. 4 with an easy out at the hands of Phe- son. 5 1 <> 0 0 Wild Pitches—Newton. Allen. Schulte, rf. 2 Atlanta Georgian: As for the Southern, lan and McGilvray. but Higgins beat Three-base Hit—Perry. 3 0 0 15 0 Bases on Balls-Allen 4, Demaree 2, New- Tinker, ss. out another scratch down the third base Home Run—Storch. the two defeats of the team Zimmerman, 2b. ... 4 0 1 0 2 0 Birmingham ton 2. to line. Double Play—Lindsay to Perry 0 2 1 0 on Sunday, along the victory of the Peli- Struck Out—Demaree 2, Newton 4. J. Doyle. 3b. 4 1 Foxen then pinked Sentell with a wild Munson. cf. 3 11 *2 o 0 cans, make the Time—1:50. Hofman, Southern league race look one. and the sacks were again intoxi- Bases on Balls—Bair 2, Hess 3. 0 and Kellum. Saier, lb. 4 0 1 12 0 !«jd. Of course, the fact that cated. Murch to and More Umpires—Carpenter Struck Out—Bair 3, Hess 2. Hyder singled right Archer, c. 4 1 1 5 2 0 E'arr has been and and Higgins tallied. Sentell was out Wild Pitch—Hess. 0 0 0 injured put out of It Brown, p. .. 3 0 2 take two Hit—Klawitter. should the at third, however, trying to FIND Sacrifice cripple Pelicans a bit, but with CRACKERS Smith. bases on the single. Stolen Bases—Wiseman. Perry, 5 8 *25 10 0 K la witter to Into the Totals 34 go outfield except The Barons’ most ominus threat BILLIKENS EASY Time of Game-—J:35. on the days when he and and Colliflower. DR. J. B. LONGWELL pitches, with came in the second stanza. McBride, Umpires—Rudderham New York- AR. R. H. PO. A. E. Breitenstein to first was safe on Nill’s error. Mc- Atlanta de- Who Will Coach Howard's Football work on those days In the up, Atlanta. Ga., August Devore, If. 5 2 5 2 ft ft to sacrifice, but Ben- Team This Fall garoen, the Pelicans aren't put much to Gilvray attempted feated Montgomery easily in today’s Jj. Doyle. 2b. 4 2 2 2 1 ft left at second. MINORS BOUGHT ton forced the fielder 5. The locals cf. 4 1 2 1 ft o the had. However, Birmingham has a same, the score being 12 to Snodgrass, Johnston then received his terrific blow', rf. 4 ft ft 2 ft ft cr.ance yet. hit Thomas and Lellvelt to all corners BY MAJOR CLUBS Keener, and Speer, running for him, went to the ft 1 11 2 0 O'Dell Merkle, lb. 4 initial sack. Benton caught McGilvray o' the lot, each .player except ft Cincinnati, August 22.—'The national Herzog, 3b. 4 ft 1 2 1 Nashville Banner: If Birmingham fails off but the of the one or more lilts. The score: GOSHEN RACES napping second, sight yetting sa. 4 ft ft 2 5 1 PO. A. E. baseball commission today gave out a Fletcher, to overtake the fleeing Pelicans this sea- blood from Johnston’s ear so unnerved Montgomery— AB. R. H. Myers, c. 3 ft ft soft Molesworth will him that he walked both Elliott and Daley, If. list of players purchased by major league ft G ft son, have Bill Bernhard ♦•Murray ft 1 0 Goshen, N. Y„ August. 22.—The first Ellam, the bases. Foxen fanned, Dalev, If. 4 2 0 4 0 0 of the sea- and his Turtles to thank for filling dubs since the close drafting Ames, p. 1 ft ft 0 4ft putting the 5 0 1 0 0 day of the Grand Circuit races here at- however, in the pinch. Smith, rf. ,0 before of 2 0 ft ft 2 0 meat in son In 1910 and the opening Crandall, p. deciding crimp their hopes. At A fast double robbed the invaders Pratt. 2b. 4 112 3 0 tracted a big crowd. Favorites won the season in 1911, containing, the crucial when two in the fourth. McBride was safe 3b. 3 0 o 0 2 0 drafting 2:20 moment, games again Plwert, Totals 35 6 11 27 15 1 in the free-for-all pace and the won first on Nill’s but Mc- s. 3 112 7 0 however, only the names of players, would have put them In easy strik- again, up, error, McElveen, •One out when winning run scored. trot, which were taken in straight Gilvray popped out tn Murch, attempt- Bills, cf. 2 1110 0 agreements for whose purchase were fil- ing distance, the Barons found them- ••pan for Myers in ninth. heats. In the 2:2 4 trot, six heats were to bunt, and a double on the lb. 3 o o 10 1 1 ing play flraham, ed with and approved by the commission. Score selves unable to win either game of a by Innings: to decide the event. Union, a leftfiedder resulted. Molesworth and Oribbens. e. 3 0 1 5 0 0 required This list does not Include those players Chicago .120 020 000-3 double bill yesterday, and went back Elliott then in but. 0 0 0 0 1 0 distanced in the singled succession, Thomas, p. New York 002 0C0 031—G black gelding, W|s 0 0 3 2 purchased by major league clubs Au- somewhat in the percentage column. Ellam whiffed in the pinch as had done I.ellvelt, p. 3 2 SUMMARY. fiftli heat after taking the first two. Foxen. cf. 2 0 1 0 0 0 gust 20 under optional agreements. However, there is small chance that Dobbs, Two-base Hits—Hofman, Snodgrass. Sterling Hall finally won, getting first In the Phelan, first up, beat nave been will beat eighth In some cases purchases Three-base Hits—Schulte, Archer, Snod- Summaries: DOUGLAS HENRY Montgomery Molesworth and 3 and fourth moneys. out a bounder to Murch and McBride Totals 32 5 8 24 17 of who his crew out of made by major leaguers players grass. x $2000: Succeeds Vaughn Blake Ah Birming- second place, where they singled to center, sending him to sec- Free-for-all pace, purse have reported at once and no agree- Sacrifice Hits—Hofman, Crandall. Gambolier ham Athletic Director will have easy sailing to stick ond, but again a double play blasted AB. R. H. PO. A.E. The Eel. gr. s„ by College's through Atlanta- Double Play—Doyle to Merkle. 1 ^ the rest the Barons’ chances, Murch 5 3 2 2 0 0 ments have been filed. The commission (McEwen) J of the season. forcing Watson, rf. Bases on Balls—Ames Crandall 3 »••••••••••• 2, 1, Mallow, b. g. (Mallow) 2 2 Phelan at third on McGilvray's bounder, Feumiller, s. 3 2 1 3 7 3 sitongly advocates that agreements be Major Brown 2. blk. (Snow) .. 4 4 2 the runner at 1 0 Major Brino, g. Chattanooga Times: Wow! and doubling first. Zimmerman, cf. .. 5 3 3 0 fi.ed In case. Flynn Goes to Meet Morris That was every Struck Out—Ames 1, Crandall 2, I Rhodes) 3 5 4 5 2 3 12 1 0 lied Bow, b. m. 22—Jim Flynn, the an awful Sykes, lb. Chicago, August jolt that the Birmingham pen- The Official Score A partial list follows: Brown 6. Time, 2:07'4. 2:06)4. 2:071i. fireman and of O'Dell, If. 3 0 0 1 0 0 Pueblo conqueror A1 nant whom from Wild Pitch—Ames 1, Brown 1. 1 chasers, we hade Godspeed Chattanooga— AB. R. It. TO. A. E. 0 1 3 3 0 National—By Pittsburg Gadsden, 2:24 trot, purse $2000: Kaufman, left yesterday for New York .T&rdan, 2b. 5 5 in 4 a Hits Apportioned—Ames. innings; Hall, b. s., by few days ago, received at Memphis Northern, of.3 1 0 1 0 0 5 1 2 1 o 1 Dorsey; Fort Worth, Robinson; Green- Sterling where he is scheduled to meet Carl Howard, 3b. none out in Crandall, 3 in 5 innings. 2 4 112 1 Higgins, c. 4 1 3 6 1 0 fifth; Walnut Hall (Maloney) Morris in a ten-round bout the middle yesterday,, while their enemies, the Peli- M" Mur ray, c. 313410 wood. Smith. Time—1:30. 3 2 3 2 1 2 ss. 2 0 0 2 3 0 Morris, br. m. Sentell, 4 0 2 0 2 0 Emily of next month. cans, were romping over at Nashville. Paige, p. Boston from Jackson; and Brennan. m. Murch, 3b. 2 0 1 3 2 0 By Memphis, Umpires—Klein Alfreda Todd, br, “I am T can heat Morris.” The Barons are five games behind New Hess. 4 3 4 8 3 3 confident now, Moran. If. 4 0 1 2 0 0 4 Orleans, (Clarke) Flynn said just before he left. "If I Totals 38 13 17 27 14 1 1 2 4 ills an awful lead to overcome in four Nlll, 2b. 3 0 0 3 2 3 By Brooklyn from Atlanta. Paige, Fla- Pirates Are Shut Out Union, blk. g. (Proctor).. do I am going after Jack Johnson. I Score by innings: 2:16r'4, 2:14 ■")« 2:16(4, week's lime. It will be BeJeune, lb.3 0 1 ft 0 0 Mo- Philadelphia, August 22.—Pittsburg Time. 2:1674, have been doing light training here for up to them to Montgomery 110 001 oil— 5 herty, Atkins, Blttrolff and Miller; lake More, rf. 4 1 1 1 0 0 was shut out here today 3 to 0. All of 2:18(4. 2:18. the Morris fight and I am in pretty fair about six games out of seven from Atlanta 320 201 40.-12 bile, Allen and Burleson; Montgomery, in Benton, p. 3 0 1 0 2 0 the home team's runs were made off 2:20 trot, two three,-Inn purse shape.” New that's all. SUMMARY. Mur- Orleans, Daley; Columbus, Ga., Sltton and Ferry's delivery In the first two Innings. $2000: Two Base Tlts-Sykes, 2; AVatson. Borden Totals .28 3 8 27 10 3 phy. Philadelphia bunching three hits nnd Border Guard, b. s., by Memphis 'I bree Base Hit—Sykes. 1 1 Commercial-Appeal: Two from Shreveport, two bases on balls nnd an error. Wil- Knight (Seaman) Home. Run—McElveen. By Philadelphia 7 2 fur-flying fracases, punctuated with Birmingham— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. son, with four singles, starred at bat. Angelo, b. g. (Todd) sensational Dc.uble Plays—McMurray to Beumtller; Mayes; Paducah, Puckett (Brown); 2 !> fielding and bang up twirl- Marcan, 2b. 4 0 0 2 0 0 while a wonderful one-hand catch and Bell Grattan, hr. in. (Townsend) in Jin dan to Sykes. 5 3 ing, which the home warriors figured Yantz, cf.-rf. ..4 0 1 1 1 0 Fsanjtfort, Ky., Rapp. throw by Beck, on which a double play Avtn T„ h. g. (Murray) victors, caused Pitched—By Thomas 1 with 4 2:1 6 Birmingham pennant FMielan, Cb.4 0 1 3 1 0 Innings By St. Douis from Dallas, McAdams; was made, featured the fielding. Score; Time, 2:19 74 (4. hopes to vanish almost bits and 3 runs. di- completely yes- McBride, if. 4 0 2 1 0 0 Corpus Christi, Wllle; San Antonio, Mu- R.H.K. It was stated here today that the terday, Both endR Struck 4, by I.ellvelt 3. of the extraordinary McGilvray. 1 b. 4 0 0 6 1 1 Out—By Palye Ivor. Pittsburg 000 000 000—0 8 2 rectors of the association had been A Kabbaih pastime went to Bases on Balls—Off Paige 6, off Thom- 4 H. that Shirt 0 E. Harriman Big Bil's bul- Johnston, rf. ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ry Cincinnati from Atlanta, Northern; Philadelphia. 210 000 00»—3 advised by Mrs. lies, the first 2 to 1 as 1. to and the second 1 to •Speer ft ft 0 0 ft o Dallas, McDonald and Murphy; Macon, Batteries: Ferry, Hendrix and Gib- she had donated the new grandstand 0. One of tlie largest crowds Sacrifice Hits-Pratt. O'Dell (2i, Beu- 1:50. of her late of the Alolesworth, cf .. 3 0 1 1 ft ft Pflentl; Birmingham, Prough. son; Alexander and Madden. Time, the association lit memory Reason saw the rotund McElveen. of the At a new made Molesworth smile Elliott, c.3 ft 1 7 5 0 tniller, McMurray, By New York from Dallas. Munsell and Umpires, Kigler and Flrttoeran. husband, whose efforts In behalf price, for a brief while in Zimmerman, the opening half- El lam, ss.. 2 ft ft 2 4 ft Stolen Bases-McMurrav, Shontz; Spartanburg, Ferrill; Birming- track made betless meetings possible. numerous fans of both sexes subse- Foxen, p.3 ft 0 1 4 1 AVatson. ham, Max wall. witnessed Young Knocked Out one of the quently the pudgy one ♦•Kent 1 0 0 0 Bail—McMurray. by leading grow 0 0 lasted By Chicago from Brownville, Texas, Boston, August 22.—“Cy” Young peevish toward the close of the final Time—1:65. Taylor. bis in a National contest, which was made all made appearance the more Totals ..32 0 6 24 16 2 Umpire—Pfenninger. Chicago from Paragould, absence I Make Men Young Again shirtmakers. Fits the American—By league gain© today after 'an emphatic by league leaders' vic- *—Ran for Johnston in .first. Tenn., Ma- Hayes; Cleveland, Thompson; of 11 years In American league parks, tory over Nashville, which was being ••—Batted for Foxen in ninth. COTTON STATES con, Douglaa and was knocked out of the box by washes worked out in diagram on the score- Score by innings: elegantly, By at. Ivoufs from Shreveport, Clancy; Cincinnati, after they had scored eight board. Chattanooga. 10ft 200 Oft*—3 Houston, Foster; Beevllte, Knaupp. runs in the first three Innings. The vis- Birmingham 000 000 000—0 STANDING in By Philadelphia from Fort Worth, Ab- won 11 to 9, although Boston well, satisfactory Chattanooga News: hi the Southern Played. Won. Lout. Pet. itors HI MM ARY tiline. forced Frank Smith to fcover, scoring the double defeat of the Barons at Sacrifice Hit—Sentell. Vicksburg .. 104 64 40 .616 By Detroit from Hattiesburg, Tutwller; eight runs In the fifth and tieing the the hands of the Turtles while the Helt- Stolen Bases—Kllani. Sentell/ Hattiesburg 111 62 49 .560 every respect. Montgomery, Runser; Austin, Taylor. score in the eighth. The score: cans were slaughtering the Vols prac- Double Plays—Foxen to Jackson 104 52 62 .600 KUiott to By Cleveland from New Orleans, Barr; R.H.E. tically decided the race in favor of the McUllvray; Nlll to Yazoo City 112 53 59 .472 LeJeune; Murcli to bazoo City, Hendrix; New Orleans, Ma- 000 080 010— 1) 13 0 Krankmen. The double defeat of the Le.reune (2). Greenwood 110 46 64 .420 Boston nusli. Cincinnati 413 100 002 II 16 5 Barons means even more than the loss Bases on Balls—Foxen Meridian 113 45 «S .398 3. Benton 3. liy Washington from Gadsden, Dongs Batteries: Young. McTlgue, Griffin of two games; an irreparable blow was Hit Batsmen-—Fo.xen Shirt and 2 Collars | (Murcli, Nill, Gretiivllle, Cash Ion; Spartanburg, Smith, Keefe and McLean. and Kllng; i evidently struck at the sameness and Sentell); Benton (Johnston). Walt- Results 2:15. O'Day and iSmslle. spirit of the Moleys which alone lias Struck Out—Benton er. Time Umpires, 3, Foxen (>. (Hr.st game) given them license to maintain their Time—1:50. Score: R.H.E. Beat Cards tremendous spurt. The Barons may re- Umpires—Fitzsimmons and Hart. Dodgers at 55 Meridian 18 1 ANNISTON GETS clean This Man Is Young Years cover from the blow hut the loss of Brooklyn, August 22.—Starks Hattiesburg 9 18 2 been sent count tor nothing ir you have the vital two games an adverse to left after he had years purely through A NEW RECEIVER single Health Hell, worn nights, pours Batteries: Drinkwatcr and Alllngham; two out and force. My great break in t he luck and not through in- OFFICIAL FIGURES In as a hitter with and Wiekenhofer. Earle. pinch juantitles of electro-vitality into your blood, nerves Rugby Umpire, on third In the tenth inning: ferior playing has a dreadfully depress- Anniston, August 22.—(Special.)—Due Davidson a_d organs. It gives you the vigor of u giant, the OF Second game: R.H.E. In to- effect an ambitious LEAGUE a fi to 5 victory of youth; you will feel young the balance ing upon club. 0 to Hie In.iuiry of Catcher Larry Brown, gave Brooklyn m* of SJE. Meridian 0 7 The game 't cures weak, hi me back lu one day's game with St. Bouts. you* life: day; $1.50 6 0 Fisher has 8. J. Wlek- ts soon you will Horn?. Ha., August 1 Manager signed Dauber -id courage returns; have as News-Scimitar: 22.—(Special.)—Fig- Hattiesburg was until the ninth, when your Memphis Memphis dull as ures batteries: brinkwater and the sta> of the Cot- fly * much *ital vigor the biggest, fullest'blooded it down low on given out today show that the cor- Allingham; ensofter, backstop and AVheat s sacrifice ,1.ed played Birmingham yes- triple the man m*u know and can irnswer. "FEE LINO Rugby and Wiekenhofer. Umpire, Earle. who will reach here Thurs- was taken out In terday and by slipping the Barons two rect Standing of the Southeastern league ton States, score. Burke FINE" any one. Women and men will be at- his wildness hud defeats while New Orleans was win- Is as follows for the morning. It was announced today sixth Inning after tracted U *ou; your eves will sparkle with health. games up to und In- At day without a Jackson: R.H.E. Bouis throe runs In short. *«*u will be a complete and perfect man. ning a game piayod at Nashville, made cluding Monday. August 21: that the Huntsville-Annlston series given St. Jackson 5 7 2 error. (urea rheumatism, kidney, liver, stomach disorders. the Molnsworth crew realize that they Won. I.ost. j week has been transferred here hit or a Brooklyn Pet. Yazoo City 3 13 J tills y A MEN'S Bo-tlv C. L. Buell. Mlildleport. N. must have been smoking seconds when Anniston 54 35 the Uudsden-Decatur /series to 1 ON STRENGTH Y.. write*—"Your Health Belt .1)0; batteries: Sorrels and Robertson; Ban- and 001 003 100 i they had that pennant dream last week. St. Bouis made a new man of me. after (iadsdeu 50 34 .595 and Gadsden. 101 u-;.1—0 13, | FREE. Sommer dy Dudley. llrnnklvn .... 100 200 t;all or writ* for tree Two in the same and from a sec- ill else failed.” book, yeat place Selma 40 41 .523 Manager Molesworth of Birmingham ®ml 1 Vicksburg-Green wood, rain. Batteries: Harmon. Steele sealed bg, mall, it gives much private luformtUoa ond division team! Wow! (Business of Huntsville 4u is .445 has recalled Pitcher Smith of Anniston, ..Jo. Schardt, Burke and Erwin. Time, and fully describee iny Health Halt. UR. If, X. walking up and down, and wringing Rome 3X 5ft .132 who was loaned to Anniston at the first Johnstone and Eason. tkbNDEN CO., 1151 Broadway, New York Tailoring C/. hands and gnashing teeth.> Decatur 33 52 .352 Other Sports on Last Page of the season. Umpires, A v i