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5 Lower’s Curves Smashed The Forward Pass Unrestricted Will Be Retained Great College Game

New York, 13.—The until it shall have been caught, ex- 7o Corner May intercollegiate to gain on three downs of 10 On Alabama Campus Every Of Lot; instead in actual to catch the football rules cept attempt committee at a meeting in A subcommittee was to yards. appointed ball. New York today decided to retain the for- a The frame system of play on this basis. 6. on the defense when Players except AND LEE TRIMS ALA- ward pass unrestricted. The committee WASHINGTON Wins Easily committee presented its report today and they are behind the line of scrimmage Memphis a framed number MOHAN’S GREAT of rules designed to at the same time there was presented an- nmy play as heretofore. Players on KADFMANN MEETS BAMA THROUGH throw the defense behind the line of scrim- safeguards around a portion of this other plan allowing the unrestricted use TWIRLING—’TWAS GREAT FIGHT EXCELLENT GAME ALLEN WAS WILD and other mage may use their hands only upon FRITZ TWIRI.ED plays and adjourned sine die, of the forward pass. The latter plan was their opponents’ bodies in order to BETWEEN TWO YOUNGSTERS BARON OUT- AND LOOKOUTS WIN having completed the task of reforming FOR VISITORS—THE adopted. get at the man with the ball, until SAM LANGFORD football, which has kept it busy much ot MUCH TO III). The rules adopted today follow: the ball shall have advanced across FIELDERS HAVE Mobile, 13.—Allen's wildness, with May the time since the 1st of last February. 1. The forward cross the line of the line five yards back of the scrim- may Tuscaloosa, May 13.—(Special.)—4 COVALESRI IN GRANDSTAND timely hits and slow fielding gave Chat- The mage line. After the ball has advanced working out of the details of the scrimmage at any point, but the player across this line Washington and Lee squared up mat- tanooga an easy game. Conahan and new’ was five-yard they may play game left in the hands of a sub- making the pass must be at least five as heretofore. Defensive players behind ters with Alabama this afternoon by Swacina had an argument over the um- committee of of composed Walter Camp yards behind the line of scrimmage when forward STANDING the line of scrimmage on a taking the second game of the serletl SOUTHERN LEAGUE pire's work on balls and strikes that re- Dr. Carl Williams of the Yale, University the pass is made and the player receiving pass shall not in any way interfere Lost. Pet. by a score of 2 to 0. Played.Won. sulted in the first baseman being ejected of Pennsylvania, and D. is with their until the 6 '66' Percy Ilaughton that pass shall not be. when the catch opponents oppon- Chattanooga .... 21 16 It was a beautiful contest between from the Both and player of but as the new t nts have done 20 yards beyond the 26 IT 9 .66+ game. umpire Harvard, regulations made, more than 20 yards in advance of Montgomery line of the with the fielders of both showed a are it is the scrimmage. New Orleans. 26 IT 12 .6sti temper and Conahan got gen- largely theoretical, admitted the place where the ball was passed. No player on tho offense or defense teams giving almost perfect support. Atlanta 12 13 .4S.i eral Score: precise results will not. be known until 2. tlio end men on the line of ..26 roasting. Only while in the act of a for- .462 catching Moran of the out- ...... 26 12 14 the football season of 1910 is under visitors, however, Memphis Chattanooga— AB. H. H. PO. A. K. way. scrimmage and the four men in the back ward pass shall be tackled, thrown, Nashville 24 11 13 -45S 0 pointed Pratt and gave, In fact, the Collins. If. 8 0 0 1 0 Members of the committee hope, however, field shall be eligible to receive the for- pushed, pulled, shouldered or straight- 26 16 15 .406 Birmingham Dobbs, cf. 3 1 0 1 0 o that they have devised a plan which the ward pafcs and the backs in order to be armed until he shall have caught the finest exhibition of flinging Been on 24 T IT .292 Mobile Patterson, 2b. 3 3 13 2 1 must be at least one back be- ball taken one seasons. game will not be robbed of its spectacular eligible yard and more than step the campus In several Ho Lister, lb. 3 2 0 6 2 0 hind the line of scrimmage when the ball in any direction; provided that any Yenterdoy features, yet will be more safe than it struck out 15 men, gave up only two Rcnnltft Perry. 3b. 5 2 3 3 1 1 is put in play. such Interference which is incidental 1. has been in the hits and did not allow a base on Mtemphin 6, BtrmiugliHin Carlton, .. 4 0 3 10 0 1 past. 3. A forward pass wrhich crosses the to a bona fide attempt to catch or New Orleans 4. balls or hit a man. Nashville 4, McLaurin, rf. 4 0 2 3 1 0 At former sessions the committee adopt- line of scrimmage or a kick off at interrupt ar^aas shall not come within ft, Atlanta 3. 5 0 1 0 2 o any must be made from a this The scored In the first Montgomery Verkes, ss, ed six rules. are that the offense description prohibition. Arlrglnlans and Mobile 2. They Chattanooga 8, Demaree, p. 4 0 0 1 2 0 point at least five yards back of the In addition the committee adopted a ninth first lilt safe- must keep seven men on the line of scrim- . Smith, up, scrimmage line. rule designed to safeguard the players of the ly and went to second on Ilectenwald's Where They Play T^day 34 8 10 27 10 3 mage; prohibition diving tackle;' 4. Penalties: On the first and second in another direction. This rule reads: Totals.. | slow runs to be made infield scratch, only to get put Memphis in Birmingham. permitting quarter back downs, in case of an incompleted for- In case a player with the ball crawls out between Nashville In New Orleans. Mobile- AB. K. H. PO. A. E. through any part of the line; that an on- ward pass, the ball shall be brought after the ball is declared dead, his second and third. The lat- back to the where the was ter to Atlanta in Montgomery. Watson. 3b. 811181 side kick must not go 20 yards to be on- spot pass team shall be penalized live yards. got second, however, and scored ! Chattanooga in Mobile. 0 0 0 made, the play to count as one down Piling up of players had been forbid- on two Berger, ss. 2 1 4 side; prohibiting pushing or pulling of rather wild pitches that got and the distance to be gained to re- den The also cf...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 previously. committee Wagner, or interlocked and Anderson. In the ninth Erwin players interference, main the same. On the third down the by drove The feature o£ the gatne yesterday Swacina, lb. 10 0 10 0 formally adopted a provision that any with which dividing the game into four quarters of ball shall go to the opponents on the withdrawn for one against the canvas for three bags was the remarkable ease Shannon, lb.. 3 0 0 6 11 player from the game ham 3 0 1 15 minutes each. spot where the pass was made. any cause except disqualification may —1(11 and cantered home when Eflrd poked the swatsmen of Charlie Babb Huelsman, rf...... 3 1 0 0 5. Players on the defense’ who have return once at the of out a neat of Lower. If. 3 0 0 3 1 At the last session held In Philadelphia beginning any AL KACFMANN single. Alabama had only jnered the curvelets Johnny Alcock, crossed the line of 4 0 1 4 0 scrimmage must subsequent quarter. This' is to remove one chance to score. In the An- Rhoton, 2b...... 2 the ef- sixth outfielders the committee decided to ascertain not with the Fine work by Birmingham 0 interfere defensive play- the temptation to keep players in the derson and the first two Dunn, c. —.. 4 0 0 9 1 Philadelphia, May 13.—Matchmaker Pratt, up, ex- fect of the forward pass to behind ers on a kick until and Messenger making 2 2 limiting the ball shall have game when they are not in fit condi- hit and with none out rested —McBride Allen, p. _..... 4 0 1 0 of the Ath-. safely 20 or McCarney Metropolitan many em- the line of scrimmage, w’lth eight yards gone yards on a forward pass tion. on second and third. Moran O^tional hauls—prevented letic club, San Francisco, today signed tightened up, however, whiffed and Car- bryonic scores. Totals 31 2 6 27 12 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••' A1 Kaufmann and Sain Langford to McEnlry ter and let Baumgartner send a weak 1 Fritz was In fine fettle and the Score by innings: meet in a 20-round bout. The fig’llt 000 032—8 fly to left field. to An Chattanooga .—.003 LEAGUE \ will take on June 11. Barone had no opportunity win. NATIONAL place Mobile .010 000 030—2 The box score and summary show the error In the first by Farrel details: Summary—Stolen bases, Collins. Dobbs, Won. Lost. Pet. Played. News From The W. and L.— J Molesworth to register, Lister, Wagner, Rhoton. Sacrifice hits, Fighters' Camps COTTON STATES LEAGUE AB. R. H. PO. A. E. permitted Pittsburg .. 19 12 7 .932 s fly Alcock. Smith, 2b.4 0 1 1 4 0 -whereas had he held McGilvray Lister. McLaurin, Berger 2, New York ..23 14 9 ,809 The Three-base Two-base hits, Played. Won. Lost. Pet. Feotenwald, If... 4 1 1 1 o 0 the side would have been retired. hit, Wagner. Philadelphia .19 11 K .579 Ben Lomond, Cal., May 13.—To give San There is no reason should not why they Jackson 15 11 4 .733 Brown, 3b. 2 0 0 0 2 i) Watson. Carlton. Base on balls, off De- 21 12 9 571 6 to 1. Chicago Francisco prize fight enthusiasts an on a score was op- decide California man. Californians Gieenwood 13 8 5 .616 Strass, lb.1 0 0 9 0 II maree 2, off Allen 6. Struck out, by De- Cincinnati 18 9 9 A00 the twice in to look him over and the Yazoo The Turtles circled paths portunity note have been referees in most of the cham- City 13 8 5 .618 Waddlll, cf. ... 3 0 0 2 0 0 maree 6, by Allen 4. Hit by , by Boston 21 9 12 .42.* With Rementer improvements that weeks of has Meridian .14 8 6 .571 rf. 3 0 1 the third Inning. Demaree (Huelsman), by Allen (Lister, St. Louis 20 8 12 400 training pionship fights for the last 10 years, and Webster, 0 0 0 .. 13 Wanner’s wrought in his I am for one of them this Hattiesburg 5 8 .384 Erwin, ss.4 1 1 0 2 0 down, Fritz was walked. Carlton). Wild pitch. Allen. Double play, Brooklyn 23 9, 14 .391’ condition, Jeffries, accord- strong having bases. time." Vicksburg 14 1 13 .071 Eflrd, c. 4 0 1 13 0 1 to left scored him. Far- McLaurin to Carlton. Left on ing to a plan arranged by Manager Ber- ■eserrlfic triple Moran, p.4 o 0 0 0 i) Chattanooga 9, Mobile 7. Time, 2:18. Um- Giants Swamped will run sacrifice fly to Molesworth put ger, up to the city May 27 and Meridian Winn pires, Conahan and Carpenter. Hippodrome Collapses St. Louis, May 13.—St. Louis today gave appear in a sparring bout there that even- Totals e runner over. Salt Lake Meridian, Miss., May 13.—(Special.)—Me- .29 2 6 26 S 1 worst defeats the City, Utah, May 13.—Part of was added and New York one of the ing. In the fourth another the hippodrome, at Saltair resort, in which ridian made it two straights from Vicks- ROGERS WAS EASY team has experienced this year, winning' Harsh criticism Alabama— AB. R. H. PO. A. this Instance fine work by Blrming- of Jeffries’ indifference it had been proposed to hold the Jeffries- burg in a hard-fought contest. Porter- E. was retired 2b. 4 0 0 Mem- 18 to 4. The great Mathewson to visitors to Ben Johnson at a McEnlry, 0 1 0 and base running by FOR CLIMBER TEAM Sunday Lomond, who battle, collapsed boxing field, in left for Meridian, starred. im poor again Carter, rf. 4 0 0 0 in the second inning when St. Louis on match laat night. 0 0 a dozen tallies, several occasions have been disap- His sensational catch of iis prevented half Relfs’ long drive Baumgartner, 3b. 4 0 0 5 l o Montgomery, May IS.—With a batting seven hits and scored eight runs. Three thousand persons were in the attempt- made pointed by his failure to exhibit himself was the first up, singled. Gygli feature of the game. Manager McDowell. If. .. 3 0 0 2 0 0 nn, that would any to the who followed, also was hit hard. structure, 100 of them being thrown into wriid clip put pitcher Dickson, in is rf. but Lower threw action, believed to have had some- the waters of Mills of the team was out Moody, 3 0 0 0 0 <) a sacrifice 14 hits oft Score: R.H.E. the lake. Vicksburg put bad, Montgomery landed for 3 0 Whit- thing to do with the scheme to hold the The was erected on the of the in Thorlngton, 3b... 0 2 1 0 at the keystone. .. 080 100 31*—IS 14 0 fight ring stage park the second Um- catch Zinn an St. Louis inning by delivery this afternoon, scoring lb. ... 3 Rogers' 001— 4 8 5 San Francisco at one end of the Snedecor, 0 0 6 o o a sacrifice but Elliott New Y’ork 000 003 exhibition. saucer-shaped bicycle pire Hayes for disputing decisions. Score: ,y attempted 9 to 3 over the visitors. Anderson, ..3 I) l 12 easy victory of Batteries: Lush and Breenahan; Math- track. The bottom of the saucer bad j q to catch Zinn at third, the Berger reiterates his announcement of R.H.E. rew wild been an Pratt, p. 3 0 1 0 2 0 Duggleby. who pitched for the locals, ewson, Dickson and Snodgrass and My- turned into anuditorium for the Vicksburg .100 000 001—2 5 3 the runner to score. a few days ago that hereafter Jeffries ror permitting was in excellent form. Otherwise the ers. Time, 1:50. Umpires, O'Day and spectators. Up one side of the saucer and Meridian 000 02*—3 6 3 Rementer hit to will positively perform for the benefit of on ...^.010 Totals ..30 0 2 27 0 cGraw struck out. Brennan. down the other were stairs leading Batteries: and 6 game was featureless. Score: Ben Winges Shields; Necks first when Lomond excursionists every Sunday to the out from Score by innings— lrd and beat the throw to pier jutting Saltair pa- and W. Guiterez. Atlanta— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. afternoon. vilion. W. and L...... 100 000 between third Leaders Lose The whole hippodrome rests on 001—2 ran into a chase cf. 2 0 0 1 0 0 Alabama rgll Eayless. piles driven in the lake and Is over the .000 000 000—0 Fritz retired the Pittsburg, May 18—Pittsburg was shut Jeffries has decided to pack his week- At Jackson: Hattiesburg 10, Jackson 4. id home, going out. Seitz, rf... 4 0 110 0 water. Summary: Three-base hit, Erwin. of Ew- days’ activities from now on into morn- At Yazoo Sentell, ss. .. 4 0 113 0 out today by the splendid pitching City: Greenwood 3, Yazoo City Sacrifice Ie on a fly to McBride. When "Cyclone Johnny" Thompson had hit, Strass. Stolen bases 0 0 Smith, lb. .. 3 8 2 0 The latter allowed but three hits ing hours. Wednesday will be his weekly 3, 20 innings, darkness. Strass, Waddlll. one down. Farrel waB pased ing. been proclaimed the winner of the fight Wild pitch, Pratt. With 4 0 Matthews, c...... 1 4 0 0 two reached day off from the training grind. with Struck out, Moran Pratt 1. scored a moment later and only Pittsburg players Pete Sullivan the portion of the 15, Bases on the fifth and Moran, If._ 4 0 0 3 1 0 Baseball Games Scheduled Pratt third base. Ewing made four hits and crowd nearest the stairs made a rush for balls, 7. Umpire, Larsen. hen Zinn doubled to left. Jordan, 2b. _..... 3 0 0 4 1 0 batted In two runs. Score: R.H.E. Jaekaon Unconcerned the outer air. One hundred people were Anniston, May 13.—(Special.)—Hamp visitors were 3b. __ 4 2 2 1 1 2 The final runs of the Walker, massed on Troubles of Pittsburg 000 000 000—0 3 3 San Francisco, May 13.—Though Pro- the steps when they sank to Draper, manager of the Oxanonians, the Gremmlnger F.ogers, p...... 4 1114 0 In the ninth when the Baron 110 002 000—4 9 0 the floor of the amphitheatre, and an in- inexed Philadelphia moter Tex Rickard is baseball team which will jointly repre- Montgomery, May 13.—(Special.)—Man- j plainly apprehensive stant later broke was done to death. McGraw Batteries: Powell and Gibson; Ewing through the floor and ager is In tcher Totals 32 3 6 24 11 2 that the opposing fight factions may not sent Anniston and Oxford on the field Gremlnger up the air about 1:40. John- dropped with their living burden into the with a double but went out try- and Dooin. Time, Umpires, down to the >ened be able to on a referee at water. sticks this summer, stated that he will getting limit. Osteen must stone and Moran. agree Monday’s Ropes, and boats were used Friday to stretch it to third. Rementer Montgomery— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. as he is out of the g final conference, both Johnson and his in the work of rescue. The wounded were open the season here with a fast. Bas- go, game tor the to the ln- If. 5 2 2 3 0 0 led to Emery, FTitz singled Daley, placed on the floors of the hos- rest of the summer. Pratt is also Boston Wins manager, George Little, profess confidence improved semer amateur team on 19, on which a. cer- cf...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 May and second were occu- Whiteman, pital cars and hurried back to the eld and third held city. tainty to leave, as his shoulder Is a. Miller, c.. 4 4 3 6 0 0 Chicago. May IS.—Frock Chicago in a settlement of the problem on the date the first of a series of three games Wanner doubled to right, ted when 6 0 3 2 4 and Boston won 3 to appointed date. Johnson said he was cer- will failure and can get well In tlmo Burnett, 2b.__ 1 to three hits today Eddie Smith Favored be played. Beginning May 23 another hardly then delivered over the key- arrel Greminger, lb. .... 5 1 2 9 0 0 was traded to Boston by tain to put one of his own choice in the to play third or other 0. Miller, who Ben Lomond, Cal., May 13.—It developed series will be played here with a Greater any place, and rf. .. 3 1 0 one. both men scoring. Phillips, 2 0 0 right that Jef- Burnett Is short of Chicago for Pitcher Richie, played mpch-mooted place, intimating here today, where the sole discussion cen- Birmingham team, later games to be just being a cripple the battle sing- Delta, 3b.. 4 1 3 0 2 0 Marcan opened by for the visitors. He made one hit fries would give but reports from ters on the selection of the third man for with a bad ankle. has failed to Pepe, ss. 3 0 1 3 4 1 field in, pulled off with Alabama City and the Nolly and took second on Mes- Eddie □ g to left was robbed of two others sensa- Ben Lomond fall short of bearing out the the Emeryville ring that Smith of Y. M. A. measure up, but with Dr. arm Duggleby, p...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 and by Birmingham C. Manager Draper Thomas’ Molesworth was Oakland is about the one of the Cali- inger's out at first. tional one-handed catches by Schulte. negro champion’s sanguine expectation. only has searched three states in the selec- in bad he have to be fornia may kept. forced Marcan at Score: R.H.T. referees uhder consideration who tion alked. McBride Totals .... 34 9 14 27 11 2 Jeffries is as resolved of his team which, he says, will be 3 1 apparently firmly will to this Wednesday, May 18, opening day with 000 000 000—0 prove acceptable camp. Berger one of the fastest ilrd. McBride then filed to Farrel, Score by Innings: Chicago to amateur aggregations 200 010 000—3 8 2 stand by his own selection as JohnBon is known to be particularly averse to Chattanooga, is to be made a star oc- Atlanta 001 020 000—3 Boston ever got together In the south. ho muffed, Molesworth scoring. is by his. and unless the situation clears either Jack Welch or Eddie casion and people from all parts of the Montgomery.101 010 61*—9 Batteries: Brown and Kling; Frock and Graney, two down the Barons filled which leaves Smith alone in country are to be invited. On that With Three-base Graham. Time, 1:35. Umpires, Klein and in the interval a deadlock is likely. practically School day Summary: hits, Walker, the field. High Piny* Republic bases In the fifth, Newton hitting, California Just what the ob- Montgomery meets the team from tha ie Rogers, Pepe. Two-base hits, Miller, Bur- Kane. Sam Berger is expected here late today The Birmingham High school baseball jection to Jack Welch is bnsed on is not town where It secured Its franchise many essenger walking and Molesworth re- nett, Matthews. Double plays, Pepe to and Rickard is to about planning bring known, but It is rumored that the team will play the team from the Repub- and the whole Is to Brooklyn 'tflns Easily objec- years ago town going the in the ribs. But Greminger: Moran Walker. Hit by conference between Jef- living sphere a preliminary tion to Graney Is based on personal differ- lic Iron works this afternoon In North to close up and see the fun. pitcher. Rogers (Phillipsi. Base on balls, Cincinnati, May 13.—Caspar was hit hard cBrlde couldn’t deliver. fries’ and Johnson in the ences between him and In the Haven. The will called 1. manager hope Berger. game be at 2 Duggleby 3, Rogers Struck out, Dug- in the first two innings today and Brook- of the meantime it is known here that there o’clock. The High school has showed up Negro Hanged In Dallas ham- gleby 4, Rogers 2. Left on bases, Mont- adjusting difficulty. Gygli surprised the fans who lyn won easily 8 to 2. Anderson pitched are powerful influences working for splendidly in baseball this year. gomery 7. Atlanta 4. Sacrifice bits. White- "I believe,” said Rickard, "that If I Dallas, Tex., May 13.—Bubber Robert- mered him out of Birmingham by sing- fair ball with the exception of the fifth Graney, and if the feud between him and man 2, Pepe. Duggleby, Bayless. Stolen can these two a who killed Frand get things together by Berger can b& up, it is believed Rhoton Sold son, negro, W’olford, twice and stealing two liases. He bases, Smith, Miller. inning. Barger was nit rather hard, but patched ling Time. 1:35. Um- will come to an a after robbing him In Dallas in Monday they agreement. the blacksmith will be selected. Mobile, 13.—Second Baseman farmer, the Turtle to escape the fire pires, Fitzsimmons and Eason. the hits well scattered. Hummel’s May Frank ■was only kept was at noon to- Rhoton of the Mobile baseball club has November, 1908, hanged M cf Elliott. batting wae the feature. Score: R.H.E. •••MtlMUIMHHttltttUMMIIIMtMCttMMMMIttt young day. Several weeks ago a mob attempted .—. 140 020 100—8 13 1 been sold to Augusta, in the and Farrel had an off day In center. EXCELLENT GAME Brooklyn Sally, 000 110 000-2 11 0 will join them Saturday. Rhoton came to lynch Robertson after lynching another In the first Cincinnati He muffed McGllvray’s fly here two from but the officers spirited him away. FOR 13 INNINGS Batteries: Barger and Erwin; Gaspar, BRIGHTON BEACH GRIND years ago Macon, Ga. negro, Marcan’s in the seventh. i,rsand Anderson and McLean. Time, 1:43. Um- third on account New Orleans. May 13.—New Orleans and Pathfinder Concludes Trip Loubet la Injured Baerwald covered pires, Rigler and Emslie. Nashville battled for 13 OF 24 HOURS COMMENCES 13.—The May 13— Former President Loubet, cf an aliment of Altman, and Cran- innings after the Chicago, May Glidd^n path- Paris, while across the Pont Nuef dur- dall yielded short to Gygli on account score had become a 4 to 4 tie in the finder, with the mud and grim of 13 walking seventh states of the 2500 miles the crush of the noon hour today, an finger. inning. The game was called at speaking vividly ing pt injured 3. end Won. Lost. Pot. Brighton Beach, N. Y., May 13.—Twelve Buick No. 1, Louis Chevrolet. it has covered, finished its iong here was knocked down. He was only slightly In the sixth, after swinging so hard the of the thirteenth inning because Played. trip 4 automobiles, handled by 12 drivers 4. Buick No. 2, Robert Burman. at 2 o’clock this afternoon. bruised. of darkness. Both pitchers were in Philadelphia 18 14 .773 racing he turned round ana round at the good 5. Marion. Louis Strang. Detroit 21 18 « -619 for whom speed and sharp turns have no first one, Elliott put down a little bunt form and each yielded the same number 6. Cole, W. Endicott. 20 12 8 .600 motor beat It out. He then stole. of Cleveland terrors, shot away on the oval 7. and hits, although Hess was found for the 9 Houpt-Rockwell, Montague Roberts. York —. 19 10 626 It was too cool for good baseball. Now drome here at 9:02 o'clock tonight in the 8. Simplex, C. Basle. greater number of extra base drives. 22 31 11 .500 was a slim attendance of the Boston 9. There Seme first 241hour automobile race of the season Flat, E. P. Parker. slovenly fielding marred the game, Chicago 18 8 10 444 fans. here. the Buick No. 10. Selden, George Mack. but withal the was 23 7 1 6 304 Burman. driving 2, Covaleski witnessed the game from sport exciting by Washington 11. Rainer, Louis Disbrow. 19 4 15 .212 was first to sweep around the mile track the grandstand. He has not signed Ills brilliant plays. Score: St. Louis 12. Croxton-Keeton, C. H. Lund. in followed by the other Buick contract yet. Nashville— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 1:18, closely First-hour score: Buick No. 1. 66 miles; Couldn't Hit Berger Bay, if. 6 113 0 1 entry. At the end of the first hour Bur- Buick No. 2, second; Flat, third. The Official Score 13.—Philadelphia Flood, 2b. 6 2 3 4 6 0 Philadelphia. May man had 66 miles, the All cars going well. AB. H. FO. A. E. negotiated equalling Blrmingh’m— It. 0 2. Wiseman, rf. 5 0 0 0 2 again defeated Cleveland today, 7 to Beach record made a car of Warcan, 2b. ....5 0 1 2 2 n Brighton by Blronkle, 3b. 5 0 3 2 0 0 hard. Cleve- At midnight, the end of the third hour, 0 0 2 0 0 The home team hit Berger I the same make last year. Buick No. 1 Messenger, rf. ..4 the score stood: Erloff. c. 5 0 0 3 3 0 until cf... 2 1 n 3 1 0 did not get a hit off Morgan was the end of the first hour Molesworth, Slegle, cf. 6 0 0 5 0 0 land second at Buick No. 1, 163 miles; Buick No. 2, 160 If. 4 0 0 3 0 0 in the McBride, .... Vinson, lb..... 6 1 2 17 1 1 two men were ou; eighth inning and the Fiat entry third. miles; Stearns No. 1, 160 miles. 4 0 0 9 2 1 V McGilvray, lb. .. to 161 made a Buick last Lynch, ss...... 5 0 0 5 10 0 and only one man got to first baae up The race was to have started at 3 Record, miles, by ii 1 5 3 Elliott, ..4 1 6 0 0 year. Viebahn, p.. 0 5 0 Score: R.H.E. but was 3b. 4 0 1 2 2 0 that point. o'clock, considerably delayed, Emery, ...... ono 000 002—2 4 1 Cleveland and the cars did not until Newton, ss. .... 3 0 2 1 4 0 get away Into Fence Totals. 60 4 9 39 24 4 .ono 012 31*—7 14 0 Strang 0 0 Philadelphia was in excellent condi- Jarwer, p, ...... 3 0 3 1 9:20. Tire track New York, May 18.—Louis Strang, 1 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries—Berger, Mitchell and Bernis; •Bauer »...... New Orleans— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. tion and the weather conditions were driving a Marion car, ran into the Morgan and Livingston and Lapp. Time, Brooks, lb. 4 2 1 12 1 0 promising. The entries were as fololws: fence at the turn Into the strftch at 1 5 27 17 3 2 hours. Umpires, Connolly and Dlneen. Totals .34 Manush. 3b. 6 12 14 1 1. Stearns No. 1. Ralph Mulford. 12:18. His position In the race was •—Batted for Lower In the ninth. Welmer, rf. 4 0 1 5 0 0 2. Stearns No. 2, Frank Dearborn. eighth at the time of the accident. Washington Win* Jackson, cf. 6 0 0 3 0 0 Memphis— AB. It. H. FO. A. E. Butcher, If. 6 0 2 6 0 1 Washington, May 13.—Washington 2b. 5 2 2 2 5 0 Wanner, .... Rohe, ss. 6 0 2 0 1 1 knocked Young from the game In the 0 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Farrel, of...... 3 2 1 0 2 2b.. 4 0 0 5 1 0 Demont, second Inning and defeated Chicago 6 to 1. Baerwald, 3b. ..4 0 0 1 0 0 Lafltte, c. 5 1 0 6 2 0 I but one bad 12 0 0 0 Gioom pitched well, having CHANCE FINED Played. Won. Lost. Pet. Klnn. It.4 Hess, p. 5 0 112 0 Gygli, ss. 4 0 2 0 2 1 Inning, when Chicago scored Its run, a Columbus 29 21 8 .724 4 0 0 Jacksonville 28 17 11 .807 Whitney, lb. 13 1 0 Totals. 46 4 9 39 11 3 base on balls forcing a runner over the » 0 Augusta 27 15 12 558 McQraw, rf. .... 4 1 0 0 0 Score by Innings: plate. Score: R.H.E. FOR ROWDYISM Macon ... 28 15 13 .538 Rementer, c. ..4 0 0 4 0 0 Nashville 102 100 000 000 0—4 Washington .020 000 03*—8 9 1 3 2 Savannah 29 9 20 310 Fritz, p...... 1 0 0 0 New Orleans .210 000 100 000 0-4 ..000 000 100—1 6 4 Chicago Columbia 27 I 1» .298 Summary: Two-base hits, Bronkie 2, and Street; Young, Batteries—Groom Chance Totals .35 5 10 27 14 3 Vinson, Rohe, Flood. Stolen bases. Rohe, and Block. Time, 1:46. Umpires, Cincinnati, May If.—Manager Smith At Columbus: Columbia 8, Columbus 5. Score by Innings: Brooks, Butcher. Sacrifice hits, Weimer, and Sheridan. of the Cubs was fined $100 and Joe Kerwin At Augusta: Macon 6, Augusta 1. Birmingham ..100 000 000—1 Lafltte, Erloff, Brooks, Rohe. Double two of Ms Tinker and Artie Hoffman, At Jacksonville: Savannah 8, Jackson- Memphis .002 110 002—6 playg, Flood to Lynch. Struck out, Vie- Drlrhantr's Batting Wins players, were fined $50 each today by ville 4. SUMMARY. b&hn 2. Hess 6. Bases on balls, Viebahn New York. May 13.—Detroit broke even baseball commission for Two-base HRs—Wanner, Zinn, Me- 3, Hess 3. Hit by pitched ball, Viebahn the national series with New York today by Texas ^hcjljaw. (Brooks): Hess (Bronkie). Passed ball, In the unbecoming conduct on the field dur- League the last game, 5 to 3. Dele- At Shreveport: Galveston 5, Shreve- ^T#ree-hase Hit—Wanner. Lafltte 3. Erloff 1. Left on bases, New capturing an ante-season game at Columbus, ing port 3. Sacrifice Hits.—Farrel, Newton. Orleans 9, Nashville 8. First base on hanty drove In the winning runs In the O., last April. At Dallas: Houston 6, Dallas 1. stolen Bases—Gygli 2. Elliott. errors. New Orleans 3, Nashville 3. Time, after Quinn had purposely seventh Inning The case came before the commission At Oklahoma City: San Antonio 7, ^ Basts on Balls—Lower 3, Fritz 2. 2:30. Umpire, Pfenninger. R.H.E. passed Crawford, flcore: the form of a claim from Oklahoma City t. Struck Out—Lower 4, Fritz 3. today in Detroit .201 000 200-6 11 1 At Waco: Waco-Ft. Worth: rain. Hit Bitched Ball—Fritz (Moles- the Chicago for their by AMERICAN ASSOCIATION New York .002 010 000—3 4 2 portion of the gate receipts, which grorth). Batteries—Stroud and Stanage; Quinn Carolina Association Time of were held back by the Columbus club. Game—2:00. Played.Won. Lost. Pet Sweeney. Time, 1:64. Umpires, At Greensboro: Greensboro Ander- and The commission ordered the Colum- 4, Umpire—Itudderham. Si. Paul .. 26 19 7 .781 and Perrlne. son 8. O’Loughlin bus club to over the amount due 25 14 11 .580 pay At Greenville: Greenville Char- Minneapolis but the 1, 12 11 the Chicago team, fined play- Indianapolis ...... 23 .622 Boston Wins Series lotte 0, a 26 13 13 .600 ers for causing disturbance. Louisville ...... Boston, May ^3.—Boston won from St. Toledo 26 13 IS .600 Goes It three out of four. ACT AGAINST MATCH Spencer Up 24 10 14 .417 Louis today, making Milwaukee ...... Montgomery, May 13.—President Joseph Columbus 27 11 16 .407 The visitors played poorly and the home Mnyor Busse Prevents Gotch-Zbysmbe F. Montgomery of the Southern league Kansas City ..... 21 6 15 .286 team batted hard at opportune times. team sent Outfielder re- Score: R.H.E. Wrestle, May SO today Spencer, At Kansas City: Toledo 2, Kansas gt Louis .000 010 000-1 4 4 cently bought from New Orleans, to 13.—Mayor Busse an- City 0. Boston .003 100 40*-8 10 1 Chicago, May Cleveland, on orders from the Naps man- 5, Min- nounced that no would be At Minneapolis: Indianapolis Batteriss—Powell, Stremmel and Kil- today permit ager, who buys him again. Frank got neapolis 8. Ufer; Wood and Carrlgan. Time, 1:44. granted for the Gotch-Zzyszke champion him from Cleveland. At St. Paul: Louisville 1, St Paul 9. Umpire, Evans and Egan. wrestling match, which' was to have At Milwaukee: Columbus 2, Milwau- Rain Interferes With Race taken place in the American league ball kee 1. Dwight Wins Denver, May 13.—Rain caused the park May 30. Alabama City, May 13.—(Special.)— postponement of the automobile races Virginia League "Decoration day Is sacred to the dead defeated Greater at Overland this afternoon after At Lynchburg: Lynchburg 2, Dan- Dwight Birmingham heroes of the war," said Mayor Busse In park ville 1. here today in a close fought game. Score, explanation, "and I will not permit profes- Barney Oldfield had covered a mile Richmond Ports- 6 to 2. secured seven hits to four. sional to It.” against h strong wind in 64 1-5 sec- , At Richmond: 1, Dwight sports of this type desecrate mouth *. Batteries, Adams and Reese; Roberts, The managers of the affair say they have onds, and a few minor events bad been At Norfolk! Norfolk L Roanoke 8. JTowler god Brown. Umpire, Montgomery. not yet decided what will be done* ru» v • \