t EDITED BY I Sporting News Barons Spring Big Surprise HUGH W. ROBERTS

THE BARONS WON SOME BASEBALL DOPE WINNING A PENN AN 7 DIAMOND WIZARD Sport. Champion, fa Football .. Harvard-Pennsylvanla fa to Baseball Pennsylvania fa combination, THEN LOST AGAIN The fortune of baseball has clung Hughey Jennings declares that New York, July 19.—(Special.) — that we find the exact IS CONNIE Rowing.Cornell fa a team can go so MACK; lost out in the on ac- and that Is why Mobile persistently. Suggs majors Track athletics Harvard There are three things that are ab- fa without winning a pen- team which must count of his with the long sometimes But the stays up popularity gent- Basketball.Columbia fa solutely necessary and there might and Cricket Pennsylvania fa nant. All the good management have a great break of luck. ler sex. be said McGraw In answer to Isn't HARD BLOW HERE Chess Pennsylvania-Princeton fa others,” Intelligent direction of players DOPE ON BUNCH „ And luck breaks with that team which And some time as is nave ago, remem- Cross country running .Cornell fa a question as to what he thought were worth a cent unless the players thinks and which plays good bered, the Associated Press handled a Associated football .... Columbia fa absorb It. I would quickly, the necessary requisites of a ball club got the brains to to the effect that a West Point fa a ball. story young wom- Fencing rather have an ordinary player with Golf Yale to make it a championship possibility. Detroit, July 19.—(Special.)—In the Amer- SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING. an of Detroit attempted suicide be- fa a wonder who You can’t around it. Luck broke quick brain than get Gymnastics.Columbia fa ‘‘No bail club can be a champion,” ican league It’s the Played. Won. Lost. Pct_ cause she could not get to the park on couldn't think quick when the time always unexpected with us In 1906. Hockey.Harvard fa that is Atlanta .. 79 48 31 an afternoon on which was he went on to “unless It has the wood- happening. On 15 last .608 Suggs Lacrosse Cornell fa explain, came. It has got to where May year the the Nashville. 76 45 31 .592 slated to pitch. Pennsylvania fa a great pitching staff, a squad of fast 1 en-headed ball player Is a thing of Johnson gonfalon seemed to be des- Neighbors, who made a reputation Swimming. Mobile. 82 46 36 .561 Cy Whether all this is true is unknown. Yale fa All the play- tined to be won Shooting men on the bases and a club of good past In the big leagues. by the Highlanders. It Little Hock. 79 41 38 .519 in the Southern league some years ago Suggs is popular in the south and * Rifle shooting George Washington fa thinkers, or they ers must be quick looked as if the Hilltoppers never could New Orleans. 79 39 40 .494 eat a freezer of ice 2 Tennis Pennsylvania-Harvard fa hitters. for his ability to many who remember him are glad to I have to move back to the minors. be headed and that the 78 37 41 >2 Water polo Yale fa said the chief of the junior organiza- Montgomery. .474 cream without stopping to breathe, struck have him back. “Then, again,” “Some men have what we call ball Wrestling.Yale fa tion would, for the first time several Memphis 79 30 49 .380 a certain kind of way in his third strike in the ninth inning yes- Giants, “there is playing Insinct," Mac remarked by 82 31 | seasons, have a Birmingham. 51 .378 It takes many years to land a win- that must the whole of “They seem to know runaway race. Yet the terday at a ball which was wide. Raub fafafafafafafafafafafafafafafafafafafafafafaSsSSSra feeling pervade explanation. ning baseball team. So there is hope what to do at the right time Highlanders finished last. The sensation team. It Is a pretty hard thing to de- exactly failed to catch the sphere and Neighbors to con- RESULTS YESTERDAY. for us yet. Some of these days we and do not have to take time of the American league this year are the went safe at first. to revised scribe, but it is something like each | Mobile. 7; Birmingham, 5. According might have a team fighting for the sider. They are natural ball players White Elephants, who continue to merri- all of Nashville. Little rules of scoring Raub gets an error. man pulling for the other, and and their minds direct them 10-4, Rock, 1-1. bunting. EBBETTS OFFERS peculiar ly on their When I have trample opponents. Atlanta, 4: Memphis, 2. But there was something peculiar about After winning the pennant in 1906 we them believing that the combination Is what to do without any effort. a was taken by a St. Louis news- men who were highly poll Montgomery, 5; New Orleans, 2. that third strike. It looked as if the failed to strengthen the weak spot the a winner. seen some young paper last of the various Ameri- following year, and our old luck did educated and brilliant conversational- spring ball was fouled. At any rate, it was out “In other words,” and Mac pulled this A on can teams’ to finish FORTUNE who were blockheads league chances GAMES TODAY. not continue. We finished in the sec- BIG ists regular high of Raub’s reach and If It was not fouled one on the ‘‘it is what the level, a It was not that they didn’t Mobile in Birmingham. ond division. The following year we ball club. up, the experts generally awarded the then Fleharty was guilty of a wild French might call esprit de corps.' If of Memphis in Atlanta. got many new faces, but the new faces have the brains. given plenty Philadelphians a berth in the second di- “Where did Mac?” could outwit the New' Orleans In Montgomery. pitch. and the old faces played bad ball, and FOR JOHN KLING you get the French, time they probably vision. must have tlie cropping out of Internal dissen- fool If I told I others, but in baseball we Little Rock in Nashville. "Might you you played ”C. McGillicuddy will have a grand ball Had Raub caught this ball we would tion sent us to the cellar and the men who can think and act sim- Harry ball In wouldn’t it?” It cer- Paris, yard and u poor team,” chuckled those have won. to the official block. ultaneously—on the Jump. Thoughts BY BILL AX. Vaughn did. I was over there New York, 19.—President Ebbetts tainly “Sure, come to him in a flash and not who thought they could out the Had Fleharty taken a chance of walk- Tills year we got a new team en- July must dope The Barons with a crowd of ball for a That’s what were almost persuaded to and it should have caused no of the Brooklyn National league club has players after mature deliberation. race. Mack has the great ball ing Sabrie we might have won. tirely, plant, leave the cellar and we had a I mean quick thinkers, and they yesterday afternoon, but surprise that some wreak spots were made the Chicago club an offer of $20,000 long time, jimdandy by all right, and apparently a team worthy Had Fleharty been allowed to remain be on a team on the threshold | been marvel- are the boys that must of better conditions developed. It would have for Catcher Johnny Kling. who has re- time.” Tills was somewhat of a sur- of it. Last season the Athletics played in the box we might has won. that wins a their ous had Molesw’orth found 15 stars in l championship. they changed minds. j fused to with this prise, but It developed that McGraw poor ball after the first month and a \ Had Dickson been to w'ork after play Chicago year. “As I said, there are three requisites \ And in the when the Barons put a two weeks’ search. f ' ninth, Ebbetts wants to manage the has traveled all over Europe and is fast base running and half of the campaign. They didn’t 1 Fleharty walked the first man up in the Kling —good pitching, get had a lead of four runs, the Mobile Sea extremely well informed on the lilting—and the greatest of these started right this season until ninth we would have won. Now, next year several of those we Brooklyn club. gov- heavy recently, Gulls, advantage of several bad ! probably taking will not be returned. Raftls ernment of tlie various countries—but is the wallop. but they have been going at such a fast Had Raftis made a double in the ninth have today breaks on our hammered six runs j that Is “You cannot run bases unless you get part, is not coming south again. Raub is Kansas City, July 19—Johnny Kling to- getting away from the subject. clip that even the Tigers fear them, for ! instead of down we won over the In our half of the ninth running McCay sir,” “a on them, and a game cannot be by pan. seeing his last season in the Southern day when shown the New York dispatch "Yes, emphasized McGraw, Detroit now heads the Is needed to hold Pennsylvanians Otis Stock the old veteran on whom would probably have won. Henline states that he is championship ball club must have a pitching. The pitching dale, j league. go- announcing the Brooklyn club's offer of by only a few great base run- the other fellows down. The batters points. Mobile asked waivers last February, as- It’s hard to figure out just what should Into other company next season, pitching corps, good ing | $20,000 for his services said: Mack insisted that his Then nets and heavy hitters. It is seldom must do the winning." always combina- sumed command of the Gulls, and slow- I be done in a pinch and had Dickson even if It is lower than this. , “President Ebbetts has never had any tion was a good one. some there be a draft or a sale or two. i ‘Perhaps of our life out. retired the side without losing the game. may ly crushed communication with me in to veterans But the indications are that we will j regard my my are slowing up,” remarked And thus was enacted another miserable Molesworth would have been praised. fair in But If the deal Is Connie, ‘‘but I have a begin the season with a pretty , playing Brooklyn. great bunch of failure. As it is—well, he is not praised by the AMERICAN LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAGUE. pitching staff and this will prove a consummated I will play with Brooklyn juveniles.” Connie wasn’t kidding when fan flock. time the fine nucleus. But at this or any other club that meets my terms. * Won. Lost Pot. Won. Lost. Pet. he made this remark. But there has been even worse than Played. Played. The Athletics think the staff Otherwise I advice Is given not to shall remain In Kansas City." Detroit 81 52 29 642 Pittsburg 78 57 21 .731 look to be far that which Last It was the irony of fate. and away the best team happened yesterday. a chance for bettering so strong that Philadelphia 80 47 83 588 Chicago 78 51 27 .654 in the down in the Barons The Barons hadn’t with such American league, and several of April Montgomery played It is overlooked. Bosnia 84 49 3ft .583 New York 75 46 29 .613 their players are sensational assumed a lead of five runs. Eugene spirit in many days. ClevGThnd 79 45 34 .570 Cincinnati 80 41 39 .513 performers, .429 with many years ahead of them in Ford was twirling for Birmingham and But Memphis lost, too, and there are The fans In Birmingham certainly LONGWOOD LAWN New York 81 30 45 444 Philadelphia 77 33 44 fast any St. Louis 76 32 44 .421 prior to the eighth inning he had every- other chances. But while the poor, old deserve a winner. They patronize Chicago 81 36 46 444 society. kind of a team. Give any other city St. Louis 82 35 47 427 Brooklyn 80 28 52 .854 when he in the world. The were Turtles remain in it Mack, wanted talent to thing Sleepers striking distance, 23 55 295 of the league a tailender for two suc- Washington 78 24 54 .308 Boston 78 strengthen his beaten to a frazzle. must be that are combination, didn't chase not overlooked we what TENNIS seasons and note follows. TOURNEY cessive to the (’loss A Then occurred the ascension. The out on an isle of leagues, which are chock drifting isolation. While It is no use commenting. Every- Ball’s Work. Harmon's Fine Stunt. Splendid full of but sent brigade hammered Ford from is some cast-o$fs, his scouts among “sleeping” it comfort to have Memphis with body knows Birmingham’s attendance, Cleveland. 19—Cleveland and Bos- New York. July 19.—New York and St. July the bush and the hill and hammered the man who suc- us it must be remembered that Robinson to the least, is marvelous. The leagues among the colleges. say Boston, July 19.—Play In the nineteenth ton broke even In the first doubleheader Louis divided a doubleheader today, the he found de- stand what The ceeded him. When the dust was cleared Crusoe, though Friday, still fans of few cities could annual Philadelphia team didn't cost much lawn tannin tournament started of the year here, Cleveland wlnntng the first game of which went 16 innings, sired to get among civiliged people again. in to away had netted runs! they have stood Birmingham. assemble. Harry Davis, its whaling they eight today on the courts of the Longwood first 0 to 1 and Boston the second 8 equalling a record established on the Polo captain, had made At that time we thought— Cricket club. Brookline, with last This contest, which up his mind to retire Cy Neighbors early in yesterday's game And the association has worked hard, many play- to 2. Ball, Cleveland's shortstop, made grounds year. as this can from the game in and was “Well, such a game hap- gave an illustration of he lost out ers of national entered. The the visitors won 4 to was the second I 19home run to deep league teams here. Harmon, recently of It was pretty tough to lose that fight was to his side and did TCI same Inning hit claim Just get there are few men in the south against the Providence club, which And which Niles won. outs than of the Texas was St. was in lam's. center. He had three more put Shreveport league, yesterday, however. Everybody working harder than Molesworth. He he couldn’t collect. Mack got Davis for At the time his it was Among the other results were: The IvOuis’ in the event and after a of release said either the first baseman or catcher. pitcher long fine frame of mind. The Barons played deserves a better fate, too. notmng, of the life that was a L. N. Waltham. San Antoio, Tex., de- Harry tiring of a he good hitter, but an ordin- was for Boston. the third inning New York could not score with They fielded brilliantly, ran second game easy and spirit. ary outfielder. feated H. Green, Boston, 6-4; 6-2: 6-0. clerk being willing to return to ac- losers nevertheless for on him. He outlasted Raymond, who, bases like deer, and hit the ball timely. But we are G. M. Church, New York, defeated B. Scores: tive participation in baseball. of no In the sixteenth hit Ko- used their brain. this season. We have heard M. Grant. Atlanta, 1-6; 7-5; 6-1; 6-1. First game: R.H.E. inning Konetchy. They George Suggs was seated on the Gulls' Tully Fred Hartsel didn’t cost C. Mack apology coming from the association, Cleveland 112 000 20*- 6 10 2 netchy took second on Delehanty’s out The fans rallied to the support of the bench yesterday and rooted with all his a penny, either. The Molesworth. The 000 100—1 8 3 Quaker chieftain might and main for the Mobile nor from Manager AMERICAN ASSOCIATION STARS. Boston 000 and scored the winning run on Tenney's team, and their cheers were re-echoed all aggre- ! lifted him from the Chicago Cubs during fans are not making statements of re- Batteries: Young and Easterly; Chech. gation. If hp regrets returning to Dixie error. In the second game Ames was the when the over the field. There was an absence of and days American and Na- he no of that fact. for what they are doing have Few Collins and Donohue. Time, 1:41. Umpires, j gives indication He gret Capable of Job in in form and his en- tional the old derision, the old anvil chorus, Holding Big splendid pitching ! leagues were fighting each other will materially aid Mobile In finishing done, and wre are not sorry for what Kerin and Sheridan. Leagues. abled New York to break even on the tooth and nail. Eddie Plank, one of the the old hammering. when in we have said and written. Second game: R.H.E. high although, last the south, best in the 000 010—2 5 6 day. He fanned men in seven southpaw’s business, was The stockholders, owners, directors, he pitched In hard luck. He has So, everybody seemingly is happy In Cleveland 010 eight in- speed are a found in Toledo, July 19.—There not great 034 000 001—8 8 3 four Gettysburg; Eddie Collins, the and all others connected with and a. brilliant curve. I Birmingham. H. W. R. Boston nings, of his strike-outs being in manager many ball In the and East- w’hirlwind kid, was picked from Co- players American as- Batteries: Rhoades. Llebhart succession. Scores: up the “throne" work of the aggregation, lumbia ••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••«•••••■••••••• sociation who could to and Donohue. 1:37. university, and Jack Coombs, hero go up the major erly; Arellanes Time, First stretched thmselves in great content and game— R.H.E. of the longest American league combat leagues this fall and stick In either of Umpires, Kerin and Sheridan. NASHVILLE WINS TWO. MEMPHIS WOULDN’T WIN. St. Louis .000 100 200 000 000 1—4 9 0 ever reelect even waxed chesty. off, came from Colby uni- the big circuits without New York .102 000 000 000 000 10 j any difficulty, 0—3 *2 These three athletes be And it was hard that this sit- Mack Wlna. varsity. would pleasant to R. J. Finally Batteries: Harmon and Phelps; Ray- j Little Rock Played Most Indifferently Smith Tried To Throw Game Away according Meade, the local critic. ! worth $20,(KX) on the market now’, and they uation was turned 19.—Philadelphia won to- mond and Schlei. 3:23. topsy-turvy. There are a number of St. Louis, July Time, I didn’t cost Behind Pitchers. But Scored Failure. promising players in the Mack anything except the We lost our good humors in about 22 day's game by scoring two runs Second game— R.H.E. In this company who make If expenses of the scouts, who looked them might good ninth, making the count 4 to 3. Davis St. Louis .000 000 0—0 3 2 seconds, and not a kind word was said over. One ran who the of Connie's brothers recom- Nashville, July 19.—Nashville away Atlanta, July 19.—Fritz, pitched things broke for them, but there are only home run to the score hoard was New York .010 101 *—3 11 C for an hour after the game. : mended Collins and Coombs to him. from Little Rock in both games of a for Memphis this afternoon, wavered a few who look real classy. drive of the local season. It tied Batteries: Bachman and Phelps; Ames longest Bender was for the There are still, you know, some peo- lost Baker's fly In and pitching Harrisburg double-header today, the scores being 10 In the seventh and Atlanta won after Today Arthur Kruger of Columbus Is the score. Then Stone Myers. Time, 1:20. Umpires, Kane J take baseball bases and Athletic club when Mack heard of the ple who seriously. far the sun, giving the batter two and Emslie. to 1 and 4 to 1. In the first game Vle- the visitors had gone one run ahead. by the best all around "fly chaser” Indian's and him for | Thomas' single sent him home. Score; prowess picked up bahn held the visitors to five hits and In the seventh Wheeler walked In the circuit. His fielding has B. nothing. Jack Barry was at Holy What caused the defeat of the Barons Inning always R.H. Beaneaters Are Whitewashed. Cross, struck out ten while Hart been which institution's best athletes seem to after had such a lead and men, yielded and Wagner singled. Wheeler went to astonishing, but prior to this season 000 000 203—4 8 2 they gained Philadelphia Boston, 19.—Cincinnati scored a his somewhat his 110—3 9 2 July hot-foot it in the direction of Philadel- after they had played the visitors off 13. suuport being Indif- third and on an attempted double steal batting was never very strong. He St. Louis 001 000 j work? Was and Thomas; Graham sliut-out over Boston today 5 to 0. Gas- phia W’hen they decide to become profes- the board? Was it indifferent ferent. In the second contest Higgins certainly la clouting 'em out now. and Batteries: Coombs j started for home. Smith threw to Jor- sionals. Frank it result of decisions? Was and and Time, 2:10. Um- per allowed but three scattered hits, while Baker, the home run kid, the umpire pitched good ball for Little Rock, but running bases like a scared Crlger Stephens. dan who returned the ball. Smith then Jack rabbit. I cost He was In and it lack of prompt action on the part of pires, O'Loughlln and Hurst. Brown was wild. Mattern pitched a something. Heading hi* support wag faulty. Duggan, on the Orville Woodruff of Louisville is Molesworth in removing Fleharty, or did threw to third in an effort to catch the pood game. Score; R.H.E. Mack gave the Pennsylvanians Lelivelt, other hand, was admirably backed up and smartest ball player In the Litschle some other athlete for the he err in removing him after all seemed Wheeler in a chase. The ball struck league, and a Lellvelt's Poor Assistance. Cincinnati .040 100 000—5 7 C and lost? 3hould Raub have caught the third was In fine form. Umpire Rudderham, grand In or but Boston .000 000 000-0 3 2 lad who is making such a capable succes- the runner between the shoulders and outfielder, only fair with Detroit, July 19.-Detro!t played loose- strike on or was the ball because of a the stick. Batteries: and McLean; Brown, sor to Jimmy Collins. ‘‘Rube” Oldring Neighbors, slight Injury received In If he could hit .260 up above, today behind Lellvelt. Its Southern Gasper ad- he scored. O’Leary followed with a ly Mattern cost about to but the pitched wildly? Did Neighbors take the first did not officiate he would won hand- and Graham. Time, 1:40. Um- $500 get, Krause, game, In the make a swell man for any team league recruit, and New York vantage of a wild pitch and thus gain single and scored Wagner. Atlanta pire, O’Day. unbeaten, went straight from a college second one, Pitcher Kellum of Nashville In the land. ily. Wilson was hit hard only In the first? Did the game go glimmering be- came back with three runs in the last in California into the Athletic camp. replacing him. Scores: Ole fifth, when a single by McIntyre, a triple cause Raftis, overlooking a forced play Young Oleson of Louisville is the Pirates Can't Lose. If Mack lands his team in front, as lie of the seventh and won. Score; by Crawford and a home run by Cobb at third, ran down the Sea Gull, in- FIRST GAME. most inflelder in the has an excellent chance of doing, he will Atlanta— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. promising Amer- counted three tallies. The home team Philadelphia, July 19.—Pittsburg won to- stead of touching third and attempting Nashville— AB. .. H. PO. A. E. ican have the on his fellow sf.3 1 1 3 0 0 O8sociation, but It Is doubtful If he mixed bad hall with brilliant, pulling laugh managers, If. 6 s 2 0 Bajrless, day’s game from Philadelphia 5 to 4. a double? Was It Fleharty’s fault be- Bay, 0 2 has had Kleinow's hitting who are paying big prices for players who Winters, rf. 1 0 0 0 0 9 enough experience to make him off four double plays. Each team took of cause he failed to curve them over to Wiseman, rf. 4 2 1 1 0 0 advantage its oppo- aren't much one of the 0 a Score: R.H.E. good. Probably 2b. 4 2 1 4 Smith, c.3 0 6 3 1 good Investment. Another year of featured. S&brie for fear of walking him and forc- East, 3 0 pol- nent's errors. Pittsburg scored the win- reasons Mack is so successful us a man- 3 0 0 Detroit .. 000 030 000—3 9 3 hard lb. 4 0 1 11 0 Moran, If. 1 1 0 ish and he will be a ing one man across? Or did luck Robertson, 0 glittering star. ning run in the ninth on two- is that he is not interfered with .. 002 010 101—5 11 0 inning ager by of. 4 0 Jordan, 2b.4 1 1 4 1 0 There are about five yYork take a hand? Seigel, 110 0 twlrlers who could Ben his aie 2 Batteries: Lellvelt and Stanage; Wilson baggers by Wilson and Gibson. Score: Shibe, president. Instances out as like. We lost it c. 4 1 3 10 0 0 Newton, ss.3 1 4 1 0 be promoted without much Figure it you Seabaugh, chance of ^ not rare in the National and American 1 and Klelnow. Time, 1:55. Umpires, Con- R.H.E. in some fashion at any rate. Butler, ss. 4 0 0 1 2 0 Rohn, lb.3 1 8 0 0 failure. Olmstead of Minneapolis, "Stony" Philadelphia .000 200 020—4 5 2 league w’here an owner thinks he knows Noyes, 3b. 4 2 3 2 3 0 Walker, 8b. 3 0 1 2 2 0 I MeGlynn, Charley Hall, Tom nolly and Egan. Dougherty Pittsburg .300 000 101—5 9 4 more about a team than the man lie em- the first man in Vlebahn. p. 2 0 0 0 1 0 Atkins, p.4 0 2 0 2 0 and Cheney of look j Flelmrty walked up Indianapolis, like the Batteries: Corridon and to it. Whenever there is — — — — _ Moren, Dooin ploys manage the ninth. He then walked the second. _ best of this year’s crop. Sox Win Handily. and Martell; Maddox, Cam nits and Gib- i interference with a leader from his club third hit to Raftis, and Mc- Totals. 36 10 13 27 10 1 Totals.27 4 8 27 10 1 I There Is no reason In the July 19—Chicago defeated Rhoton, up, world why Chicago, son. 1:35. Klem. shouldn’t Time, Umpire, j owner trouble is sure to result. Cay was out at third. Neighbors then MeGlynn stick. He wasn’t a Washington in a poorly played game whirlwind fanned, but got to first because the third Little Rock— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Memphis— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. with St. Louis last year but today. Score: R.H.E. at the Brown Was MOBILE FANS SORE. strike was not caught. Watson filed to Collins, 2b. 4 0 14 10 Shields, rf.3 0 1 1 0 0 gaze relics that he had as helpers. Chicago 031 006 02*-12 13 2 Strong. He Bowen. Sobrie faced Fleharty for five Boucher, ss. 4 0 0 4 2 3 Babb, ss. 4 0 1 2 4 0 would be a wonder with teams like Washington 000 002 000— 2 4 5 Brooklyn, July 19.—Brown held Brook- minutes. There were three balls and two Cocash, rf. 3 0 2 3 1 0 Daubert, lb. 4 0 2 12 1 0 Detroit, Pittsburg, New York or the Batteries: Scott, Smith, Suter and Ow- lyn to two hits today, Chicago winning Say Their Fury Alone Prevents Deliv- a dozen rf. 4 0 0 1 0 Cubs. strikes. He fouled half straight Sent*, 0 2b. ... and Groom, With- Cranston, 4 0 0 2 3 O' ens Sullivan; Havelick, 2 to 0. With two out In the sixth ery of Wheat. and then smashed one If. 2 0 0 2 0 0 Dougherty has been onea heaved O'Connor, ... getting better Street and Blankenship. Time, over, Coulson, If. 4 0 2 0 0 0 every erup and Clements failed to try for Shulte’s short to oenter, two men Dickson Perry, Sb. 4 110 10 year, and is now a high-class heaver. Perrlne and Evans. registering. Wheeler, 3b.3 1 1 0 4 2 He 2:07. Umpires, single in left. Score: R.H.E. Mobile, July 19.—Mobile officials have relieved Thornton and c. 2 0 1 3 2 0 Is a nice hitter and a here Fleharty. Casey, cf.8 1 1 3 0 0 clever player on 002 Wagner, the side. Chicago .000 000—2 8 C made their most move with Fritz were sent in to hit for Ludwig and Carey, lb. 4 0 0 7 0 0 Olmstead looks unpopulor O’Leary, c. 2 0 1 4 2 0 mighty good. So OLD BREITENSTEIN EASY. Brooklyn .000 000 000—0 2 2 both At this time Hart, p. 4 0 0 0 6 1 do Hall and Cheney. the tans by selling Pitcher William Lel- Schultz and singled. p.8 0 0 0 2 0 Brown and Rucker Fritz, Link of Batteries:* Archer; the score was tied with Gulls still on Rhodes, If. 2 0 0 0 0 0 Columbus, Selhy of Louisville Match. ivelt to Detroit. At the time of his sale and Beats in Slugging and Marshall and Bergen. Time, 1:40. second and third. Watson then singled Karl Robinson of Toledo are Montgomery Totals prom- Lellvelt was the Gulls to most .30 2 9 24 16 2 but Guese Umpires, Rigler and Johnstone. pitching and two others counted. McCay then Totals. 34 1 6 24 12 4 ising, would be of more value If they Was Steady. Soore by Innings— were of their victories and was regarded as retired the side on a strike out. Score by Innings— allowed to stay here another sea- Atlanta .010 00 30*—4 won Nashville .004 110 22*—10 son. Link, however, looks finished right Montgomery, July 19.—Montgomery SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE the greatest dependence on which Mobile Memphis 000 000 200—2 now, and is The Barons made three fine doubles Little Rock .000 000 100— 1 certainly worth a bit of any from New Orleans today by a score of fans based Hit Atkins pennant hopes. the Mobile one. Fle- Summary: by pitcher, magnate's money. Won. Pet. during game. got Summary: Struck out, Vlebahn 10, Hart 5 to 2. Guese good ball and was Played. Lost. (Shields); Fritz Gill of pitched Following the sale of Lellvelt Is the deal until the ninth was In marvelous on Vlebahn (Winters, Smith). Minneapolis Is a neat first-sack- 13 11 2 .841 harty 1. Bases balls, 2, Hart 2. lead. Whiteman sustained Chattanooga Sacrifice hits. Winters, Newton, Rohn. er but does not always In the for Outfielder Wheat. Brooklyn has pur- form. His ourved ball broke beautifully. Sacrifice hits, Vlebahn 2, Robertson. Two- appear to be as able as Augusta 11 9 2 .811 i Stolen bases, Jordan. Struck hitting by crack- The pinch hitting of the Gulls in the base hit, Cocash. Three-base hits, Co- Wheeler, Jerry Freeman. Odwell or Carr. The his pinch reputation Columbus 13 8 7 .48; I chased Wheat, but owing to the fury of Bowen out, Atkins, 3. Bases on is a in the after ninth featured the game, while cash, Noyes, East. Perry. Time, 1:40. balls, Atkins, probability that whole lot of men ing out a home run eighth Macon 11 5 8 .45! the fans It is not believed any attempt will the honors for individual excellence. Rudderham. 1; Fritz, 4. Double plays, Fritz to be drafted or and some These two runs took Umpire, purchased, Daley had hit a triple. Columbia 11 5 6 .43; will be made to deliver Wheat till the Babb to Daubert: Jordan to Newton. of them may do, but outside of Kruger the sale. Breitensteln was Jacksonville 10 3 7 301 The Official Score. there are not put locals Southern season closes. SECOND GAME. Two-base hits, Shields, Daubert, Coul- many who could take away 3 8 11 hits with a total of 15 bases. Knoxville 11 27! Birmingham— AB. R. H. PO. A. E sin. Three-base Coulson. Passed a good major leaguer's Job. found for Wheat was out by veteran Tom Nashville— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. hit, Savannah 12 3 9 251 picked If. 5 12 0 0 scored both of the visitors’ runs. Henline, Bay, if. 4 10 10 0 ball, O’Leary. Time, 1:46. Umpires, Welmer Daley, who has been scouting for Brook- Bowen, 2b. 1116 6 Moran and Fitzsimmons. SOME RELEASES Wiseman, rf. 4 110 0 0 HERE. Score: Excitement at Columbus. lyn. Wheat’s hitting, fielding and Judg- ... 8 2 0 Molesworth, of. 4 0 East, 2b. 4 114 6 0 Montgomery— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ment on bases with steady speed ..... 5 0 1 1 0 0 Columbus, Ga., July coupled MoGilvray, rf. Robertson, lb. 4 0 1 10 1 0 Blaine Durbin Gets Out of Ma- Persons, If. 3 1 13 0 19.—(Special.)—Spec- 2 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Finally to Raftis, 3b. 3 10 Seigel, cf. 3 112 0 0 Kerwln, rf. 3 0 0 1 0 0 tators of the game between Columbus and In every department caused Daley tip 1 1 10 0 jor League. 0 0 GygU, lb. i Tonneman, c. 3 0 0 7 0 0 Daley, cf. 4 1 2 2 Macon were given entertainment the player to President Ehbltts. Played. Won. Lost. Pet today Raub, 0. 3 116 1 Butler, ss. 3 0 1 2 8 0 Whiteman, 3b. 3 1 2 0 0 0 Unless Pitcher George Suggs makes 60 New that was not down on the programme. 0 13 Minneapolis 92 43 .638 York, July 19.—President Pulliam 0 1 4 2 1 fans Ellam, as. 10 Noyes, 3b. 3 0 1 0 2 0 Rockenfleld, 2b. .. 4 good in a rush, however, Mobile will Milwaukee 91 48 43 .627 of the National 0 When Manager Fox of the locals protested Fleharty, p. 4 0 0 0 2' Duggan, p. 2 0 1110 league today announced Gremlnger, lb. 4 1 1 10 2 t not soon forget the mercenary deal which Louisville 90 47 43 .622 0 Gifford's decisions Dickson, p. 0 0 0 0 0 1 the following contracts and releases; Pepe, ss. 4 1 1 1 5 against Umpire In the has deprived the team of the shir St. Paul 87 43 44 .494 Totals.. 30 4 7 27 13 0 3 0 1 5 3 0 was twlrler. The of Suggs gives the Contracts—With Boston, John F\ Hart, .. eighth Inning he put of the game I coming 9 27 12 Columbus 92 45 47 .489 Coffey; 2 1 4 0 of Babb’s Totals 29 5 Guese, p. 3 0 the crowd mad. At the Gulls three members Charley 92 45 47 .489 with New York, Harry Curtis; with Phil- and got cloge ol Indianapolis. 1907 team which was nosed out of the Little Rock— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. the crowd Kansas City. 88 41 45 .477 adelphia, Ward and Leon 27 16 1 the game surged around Gif- Mobile— AB. R. H. PO. A. E Collins, 2b. 4 0 113 0 Joseph A. Mar- Totals 31 5 11 pennant by Atlanta. The trio are Stock- Toledo 89 41 48 .461 ford In such a swarm the police had to Wheat, If. 5 0 2 3 0 Boucher, ss. 4 0 0 0 0 1 tell. dale, Suggs and 8! Neighbors. 2 0' R. H. PG. A. E. him In the ticket office and McCay, cf. 3 0 2 Cocash, rf. 4 0 0 1 0 0 Releases—By Boston New Orleans— AB. place loch At Indianapolis: Indianapolis, 2; St. (unconditionally), 4 2 2 2 0 0 flentell, a. 3 10 13' Sente, cf....—. 8 12 0 10 Welmer, rf. the door. The Anal score was 2 to 1 In Police Stop Fight. 3. Frank Bowerman; by Boston to Philadel- 1 1 0 2b. 3 10 3 0 3b. 8 0 1 0 8 1 Paul, Rohe, 3b. 4 0 2 Rhoton, Perry, favor of Columbus. Features of the game Atlanta, July 19.—The fight between 2 0 0 0 8 0 phia. J. W. Batee and Charles W. 4 0 0 2 1 0 rf. 4 1 0 Casey, c. 2 0 Starr; Hill, cf. and Neighbors, 1 0 0 were the splendid fielding of the visitors Jack Foy of Atlanta Dan Shaw of lb. 3 0 0 2 3 lb. 3 0 0 12 0 0 by Boston to Lynn (Northeastern Huelsman, If. 4 0 0 Watson, Carey, league), at 3 0 1 4 0 1 8 1 0 and the effectiveness of both Richmond, Va., the armory hall here Sabrie. lb. 3 1 1 12 0 Rhodes, If. 3 0 1 W. A. Autrey; by Boston to Hartford | Dexter, lb. pitchers 0 1 5 2 0 Score was broken up In the fifth round c. 3 0 1 2 2' Higgins, p..„. 3 0 0 1 2 0 Demont, 2b. 8 by Innings: R.H.E. tonight Ludwig, (Connecticut league), Thomas F. Mc- ss. 4 0 2 18® Macon .001 000 000—1 3 the interference of the No Schultz, p. 2 1 1 0 6 lJndsay, by police. 28 1 6 24 14 and Carthy; by Cincinnati to Mnotreal 3 0 0 4 2 0 Columbus .000 001 01*—2 2 •Thornton 1110 0 Totals. 3 Printing, Binding Schrlver, o. 1 decision was rendered. The men ham- (Eastern Frank J. 0 ® Score Innings: league). Egan; by Phil- .. 3 0 Batteries: Weems and Helm .. 1 110 0 by Breitensteln, p. Robinson; each other hard and the contest Fritz, to Boston j _ _ mered 0 0 0 1 Nashville .300 100 0O»—4 adelphia (National league), and Coveny. Umpires, Gifford and Thomp- Stockdale, p. 0 15 0 was decidedly too gruelling for the po- Little Rock .000 000 100-1 delivered Charles E. Brown. Lewis Richie and 33 2 8 24 son. Time 2:00. Ruling prompt- Totals lice, who permit "boxing bouts” and not J David Shean; hv Pittsburg to Scranton Totals 31 7 9 27 15 Summary: Struck out, Duggan 7, Hig- Score by innings: prize fights. gins 4. Bases on balls, Duggan 2, (New York State league), Blaine Durbin. | Montgomery . 5 Savapnah 4, Knoxville 0. Score by Innings— Hig- We and we 001JJ® ®J® 2 010 010- gins 0. Sacrifice hits, Seigel, Duggan, ly. promise O. J. Hofman has been recalled by Chi- I New Orleans Columbia 8, Jacksonville 2. Birmingham .021 Guese. Three- 000 Hit Sent*. Two-base hit. cago from Quincy, Mass., under optional Summary: Two-base hit, Augusta 4, Chattanooga 10. Mo bile .001 00ft- f by pitcher, Whltemnn. Sente. Three-base hit, Seigel. Double agreement. base hit. Daley. Home run, BUMMARY. fulfill. Breitensteln 8. Base plays, East to Robertson; East to But- Struck out, Guese 5; TEXAS Three-base Hits—Raub, Wheat. 2. Sacri- LEAGUE. ler to Robertson; Butler to last to Rob- Defeated Stone. on balls. Guese 1; Breitensteln. Sacrifice Hits—Bowen. Molesworth, Gygli Seiger By bases, Hill, At Houston: Houston 4, San Antonio 3; ertson. Time, 1:35. Umpire, Kellum. fice hit. Persons. Stolen 3. New York, July 19—To the surprise 1.50. Ellam Whiteman, Welmer, Demont. Time, 10 Innings. 2, Watson. of those at the ringside Stolen Bases—Gygli Harry Stone of Shannon and Matthews. At Galveston: Galveston Waco 8. Dickson 1. CAROLINA ASSOCIATION. Umpires, 10, Struck Out—Fleharty 4. New York defeated Joe Seiger of Den- At Oklahoma City: Oklahoma 9, on Balia—Fleharty 6, Schultz 4. Charlotte Roberts City At Charlotte! Greenville 1 Bases 7. ver tonight In ten stubborn rounds at Glidden Tourists Gaining. Dallas 3. Wild Pitches—Dickson. At Greens- Spartanburg: Spartanburg 1, Brooklyn. Seiger was by far the strong- Minn., July 19-Traverslng ex- Hits Apportioned—Off Dickson 3 in 1- Mankato, At Fort Worth: Fort Worth 7, Shreve- boro l. er. but lacked Judgment of distance and from Minneapolis to Man- Innlng; Stockdale. 0 In 1 Inning. cellent roads port 8. At Anderson: Anderson-Winston-Salem, cleverness. He landed no dangerous 132 miles, the Glidden Double Plays—Bowen-Gygll, Bowen-Raf Co. kata, a distance of blows. Watson-Sabrie. rain. Printing two hours Ban on Prize |}S tie, Raftls-Bowen-Gygll, tourists arrived here today, Fighting. of Time game—2:00. Vulcan ahead of their schedule. The ears arrived Atlanta, July 19.—A bill was Introduced and O'Brien. VIRGINIA LEAGUE. 8igna. car Umpires—Carpenter In condition. The pathfinder In the state senate today making It un- At See those coal signs everywhere. Her- good Lynchburg: Lynchburg 4, Rlch- Charles Pres. 12:20 m. and the pacemaker Roberts, of course, city. arrived at p. lawful to be at or in any way to > mond 2. mitage. present our Auction Salt at 1 -46. The other cars followed at short Attend big In or abet a prize fight. Inconse- At Danville: Danville 3, Norfolk 7. Intervals. The tourists will leave at 8 engage and Mules THIRD AVENUE time with all the com- for Ft. I quentlal bouts of from six to ten rounds of Horses Thursday At Portsmouth: Roanoks 3, Ports- 2007 Quick o'clock tomorrow morning are regularly pulled off In Atlanta. July 22. FIES & SONS. mouth 2. forts. Oh, you Seaboard! Dodge, Is ■ wmmM

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