FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1914. THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER/

/ »»»**»*»*»*»»»»****»****?Baseball Results iS - lowi-r, MUCKALEES WIN OPENER WIFE SHOT MIS- til.' $ i FACTS AND FIGURES i A' l-Ml .i liiin. MARKETS r »ni eased Southern League Americus 3, Valdosta 1. ______off with TAKEN FOR a result of cheaper New Orleans 5, Atlanta 9. THIEF FROM VALDOSTA Looks like old times. Americus hit New offi.rmjß MILLIONAIRES York Cotton Montgomery 5, Memphis 3. her stride again and hammered out ten n Argentine. Prices, which ! New York, June 4. —Stop orders Lax, June —Groping were i Mobile 5, Chattanooga 6. Valdosta’s onep Alexandria, 4. to 1-2 and 5-8 down, continuity ¦¦ safeties off Anderson, executed on early in shortly the break whicn Cleary Pitches Good Ball and Hits Sphere Hard—Line-Up Shifted; Colby Birmingham 2, Nashville 3. best the dark' to the bed De- bet. carried prices 7 to 11 points net lower, First, Right fore nPduigh- while her husband was on Eilis in Field—Salome Plays Like Ty Cobb—Errorless Federal League but the market ,ee Brouilette, later steadied iu spite For Indianapolis 7, St. 6. played ball, too. , asleep Mrs. prominent Ball Muckalees Wins Game. Louis And we errorless of generally WOULD STUDY MAN BY i city, favorable weather news Chicago City And they do say that old infield went c Jackson avenue resident of this 4, Kansas 5. crop positions aga with old selling 3 to i games off; rain. after everything in sight. Salome El stumbled nst a chair. Harvard Scientist Believes Allother 6 points net higher, while the i new Morse, lb, 3 0 1 11 1 0 > League lis on first was a star and Grady v The noise wakened her husband. He Learned That Way. STANDING OF CLUBS American crop recovered to within Wjj Without lookirg 3 or 4 Georgia State League. Medlock, rs 4 0 11 0 0 > Cleveland 0, Chicago 2. Bowen was the Grady of old. to see if his wife was points of yesterday’s in bed beside him, he re- close. Cambridge, Mass., *—« W. Li. Pet. O’Brien, c 4 0 0 4 0 1 All other games off; rain. grabbed his June Cordele 23 18 .561 Thirteen more games and then thest volver from under a pillow and fired, Robert -y Harvard, Schwartz, 2b 4 0 0 1 3 1 National League New York Futures is^^J 23 20 .535 scret / Lax Valdosta Weiler, i first half is over. Americus can gitt His wife med and fell. The shot V ss 4 0 11 8 All scheduled games off; rain. New York, 4. Thomasville ."...23 20 .535 June Cotton fu- >r >,¦ Anderson, up in the first division and eves copp struck her in thft abdomen. Physicians Java ~Y\ly VHBBBB Waycross 23 21 .523 p, 3 0 0 2 2 1 South Atlantic League tures closed steady. rag say •; lie - Totals 32 17 27 14 1 game: 5, Albany the by playing like they are able e hastily summoned, the wounded • ofl| AMERICUS 19 22 .463 1 First Charleston 1. 1 High Low Close i to. Four of the games are with Cor- - wife has a chance to recover, but that avi ii.s s„ .vtiiflHHH Brunswick 15 28 .340 Second game: Charleston 8, Al- Yuly 13.22 13.05 12.18 The score by innings: R. H. E dele, three with Thomasville, twoo her wound is very dangerous. stincts. bany 3. 4hgust 13.12 12.95 12.03 Americus 001 001 001—3 10 0 with Waycross, two with Brunswick, The husband is prostrate with grief, •r. V- Valdosta, Ga., June 4.—(Special.) Y Columbia 8, Jacksonville 3. October 12.71 12.61 12.61 i lH Valdosta 100 000 00—1 7 4 at d then there are two more yet withi Police investigated, but no arrest was certain Valdosta lost a pretty game to Ameri- 1 Savannah 2, Columbus 0. December 12.73 12.63 12.67 might be bred, Summary—Stolen bases, Bitting; Augusta 7, Valdosta. Every time Americus wins s made, as the wife and husband each reared, andjmmflHl cas this afternoon by the score of 3 Macon 8. January i... 12.57 12.49 12.53 hits, Herold; flies, from a.club above her she not only tell the same story and bear out the Year after year systematic e» to 1. Geary twirled beautiful ball for sacrifice sacrifice ’ Georgia-Alabama League f Morse, Bowen; two base hits, Weiler, pulls herself up a notch or two i.ii burglar-scare story. mentis with those animals and rfl the Muckalees and-held Valdosta to ’ LaGrange-Gadsden game forfeited to , New York Money bas hits, Dacey; dou- , percentage but also pulls these above 3 Mrs. Brouillette and her husband are observations of behavioft seven scattered hits. Anderson also Medlock; three Gadsden nine to nothing, on account of New York. June 4.—Mercantile pa- ble plays, Anderson to Weiler to her nearer her. Two of the fourr well known in social and business cir- semi wild state could be worked a pretty game and but for er- } failure of LaGrange team to arrive inL per 3 3-4 to 4. Call money, steady, Schwartz; strulk out by Anderson 1, games with Cordele are postponed af- - cles of Alexandria and are prominent- know very little today rors in his support, the score would ’ time to begin playing, 1 3-4 tij 2; ruling rate 1 3-4; closing by Geary 3; base on balls off Ander- fairs. Monday the two teams will-1 ly connected. instincts. For example; the so-tLL« .probably have been different. Leonard Anniston 3, Newnan 4. 1 1-2 to 1 3-4. Time loans weaker; son 2, off Geary 1. probably play a double header in Cor- parental instinct and what relation! fielded in wonderful style at second Talladega 6, Opelika 2. 60 days 2 to 2 1-4; 90 days 2 1-4 to 2; Time Umpire, dele. The other game was postpone! may bear to other intsincts. An <1 base, and the entire Americus team 1:4. Gentle. Selma 2, Rome 11. six months 3 to 3 1-4. from an Americus series. ‘ haustive study of the behavior of t| -fielded in jam-up style. Ellis pulled LARGE LOT OF COTTON Chicago Markets anthropoids would aid us particular two nice catches in right field. Weiler Remember the meeting of the fans IS SOLO Chicago, June 4. —Favorable weath- in understanding the activities of I was the fielding star for the Million- WINS FROM AT MOULTRIE WINS fIIIENGEM this morning at the city hall at 111 er over the entire child, especially the backward or ¦ aires. Hurley led at the bat with TAYLDR STREET domestic winter and o’clock. If you want to see Americus spring crop regions, put the fective child.” 1 three hits, while Geary and Dacey ; CLARK'S WAYCROSS MOGULS wheat FROM EAST AMERICUS have a winning team be there. You'll> made two each. The box score fox- Lot 120 Bales Brings Top have a chance to express yourself and lows : Cordele, Ga., June 4.—(Special.)-- Nine to five was the score of yester- have a say in the laying of plans forr Price of 141-4 Cents with Fillengem in the box w'oa SCHEDULE OF j Cordele ; a winning club. THE AMERICUS BASEBALL] Americus ab r h po a e day's game between Taylor street and from the Moguls here today 4 to 1. Bitting, 3b, ..5 0 11 0 o East Americus, two fast amateur teams Fillengem was at his best and held the : The addition of Glenn Colby to the Moultrie, June 4.—Joe J. Battle, on of the city. Taylor boys were the ft CLUB AT dJaston, cf 5 0 1 4 0 The HOME AND 0 Moguls to two lone hits. The Ram- ¦ Muckalee roster seems to have instill yesterday sold 128 bales of good mid- ABROfI Bowen, ss 2 0 1 2 2 0 winners and their victory came as the At Home f Away From H&A blers supported the spit-ball artist : ed confidence and pep into the whole st -dling cotton to Farmer & Garbutt, of Geary, p 4 0 2 1 result of the good pitching of Lump- April 0 0 16-17-18 .... without a bobbie and rapped out It crew. The hoys were playing way Fitzgerald, through Valdosta kin, i be their local repre- Leonard, 2b 4 11 1 8 J who had the East Americus crew April. Thomas vll’e Vjiri! hits behind him. The score: low their ability and all they needed -1 sentative, Cliff Ingram. The price for I Ellis, rs 4 0 1 3 0 0 guessing all the way. April E. . 30 .Cordele l ' R. H. was to have an old confi- the entire head instill - lot was 14 1-4 cents. This ; -Colby, lb 4 0 0 10 0 0 So far each of the teams have won l Waycross 1 2 1 dence in them. Go to it, Glenn, you’lll was the highest price that any lot of Manchester, c 4 0 1 4 1 0 a game apiece. Saturday they willde- May 1- 2 4 10 0 win a home here, you ' Cordele championship city Cordele i if keep up yourr cotton has sold for on the local mar- Totals 30 3 10 27 11 0 cide the of the down May 11-12-13 Brunswick Batteries—Stafford and Coveney; good work. ket during the season of 1913-1914. 1 at Muckalee Park, when they will play f May. 14-15-16 Waycrotfs Fillengem and Eubanks. The deal involved about $9,000. 'it> I \ Valdosta ab r h po a e their fifth game. The batteries in yes- May 21-22-23 Valdosta game and 1 Cincinnati Geary added another 'Van Landingham, cf, 3 1 0 3 0 0 terday’s were Lumpkin to May 29-30 Thoinasviiie Taylor, his string yesterday. jam-up 'Herold, 3b, 3 0 11 0 0 Crabb for and Pantone and Bob is a Hurley, for East Americus. twirler and with any sort of support ' ‘ If, ... ~..... 4 3 0 0 Pettis 1 THROWS :NO TOR WILBURN; June 1- 2- .lum- ij 0 % THOMASVILLE PAODON T- . ; 3 • • ' '’r** 3 Cordele 9 T;‘ he can majority of his games. win a June 10-11 Brunswick * DEFEAT OTTO'S PILOTS MUST HANG FOR CRIME: June 12-13 Waycross June 1.-10-17 M Andrews, the Macon recruit, willi Junj 18-19-20 Valdosta •Jiirit* 22-23-21 B Atlanta, Ga., June Brunswick, Ga., June 4. —(Special.) work today against the Millionaires. 4. Recommen- June 29-30 Thomasville dation was refused by the prison - com- Dudley’s Hornets won the opener If he shows anything like the stuff he *. WjM mission today on the plea in behalf , “KEEP KOOLISM” from Brunswick here today 5 to 2. did on his first appearance in Ameri- July 1 Thomasville °f Nick Wilburn, under July 4 East, the Montgomery pitcher, work- cus the Muckalees are going to win ( sentence of , July 2- -3 4 *Cordele death for murder, that his sentence be July 6-7-8 Vul ed for the visitors and was the class another game. Andrews handles him- July 1314-15 Brunswick commuted to life imprisonment. Wil- July 9-10.11 of the game. The Pilots threw four self like a big leaguer and the fact July 16-17-18 Waycross .Coil burn's application for clemency was July 20-21-22 Thouia«9 errors behind Hartner who worked for that the New York Giants have a jJuly 23-24-25 Valdosta presented with a signed statement July 27-28 WayerJ Jordan. The score: HR. H. E tight string ths Pittsburg, Pa., June 4.—Pittsburg the person tendering them. We issue these ctlequeal policemen and Justice Holmes has been assigned to not care to answer. We have heard are to become models for recommend them as the best form of funds foil vague ordinary politeness your next trip Abroad or At I We have a big variety of shade, prtce and pat- business arising in the New Englani rumors of internal dissen- citizens in and Home. j sions, and social tern. Some dark, some light. state, and application for Thaw's re- from the ball they hate etiquette, provided Director of lease probably would be made to him. been playing for the past week we Public Safety C. S. Hubbard's plan to He has authority to grant the release are highly inclined to believe som? establish for them schools of manners PUNTERS OF HHC»j9 true, BANK with or without bail, to deny the re- that we have heard. If this be does not miscarry. Your choice will be easy and interesting, and lease or to refer the application to the some kind friend should go to the He announces the formation of Mr as to the values, well. They are figured on a entire court. team and show them exactly what they classes in which all members of the come again basis. In the ordinary course the case are doing. police department will be given in- would not be considered by the cou-t struction in the graces of a cultured for nearly two years. It might be ad- gentleman. vanced on the ground cf unusual im Director Hubbard is determined that ! Prices range from $7.50, $8.50 and $lO to CAMILLA GREEK portance to the state. when a tnan is “pinched" in Pittsburg $12.50. be done in the most courteous y BCLiajffRiGHHEAD j We might advocate war, if we be- and gentlemanly way possible. He lieved sonte men we know would vol- says he wants the citizen who violates

r ’ the automobile speed or ven- unteer and go to the front. Pelham, a -'P*ne 4 —H. E. Alex- . laws who ankie, a well knlwn Greek of Camilla, tures on the public highway with a ALLEN’S committed suicide by shooting himself “bun” on to be escorted to the nearest £*» through the head with a pistol about “cooler” by officers who are at least A • FOOT=EASE 12:30 o’clock last night. He was found the lawbreaker's equal in W. D. Bailey Co. The Antiseptic JKIu ,r:'o" Thr by Policeman Williams, '•'ho hcaid the cf social requirements. Mr. iWHJWard) lor the le*t :v .o ¦ :i$ a 4 ggEE3^Jg...rv. ¦hot. He lert no statement A Vhis Will himself assist in •lit lji Tr»!.. rvrn* Ad-Irßt ••-n S. •• !»-• ¦BHfc'vVlt HHfe n for doing the act. J (lasses iu etiquette. she M.o|\ u< th. I ra.-b

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