BRILLIANT GAME Alumni Could Wake Peace POINTERS TO FANDOM BY HUGH W. ROBERTS. Get For the Reunion FOUGHT 3etlveen Auburn And Ala. Ready HARD More wonderful that AND each becomes day Auburn and Alabama should play their this season as the alumni of both institu- lace in the American league. THE MAY-JUNE da'll°tatb ?£ As the OHO? annual game of football this season. tions. they will meet. clubs now stand it is possible differences THE According to local conception their dif- In matters of moment petty for the man on the bottom to be at the THE BARONS are absurdities. within LINEN that top the limited of a week. OFFERS ferences are due to the space /O probability both have “their backs Two teams are tied for first place. up.” It has that the two in- 4 PA been suggested Three 90-in. all linen Table Damask, 45x36-in. Pillow Cases, 20c The points over which they differ are teams are tied for second place. stitutions a committee of Bir- 19^P appoint Between the .±4I2V a Masterful few. They are: top and the bottom only 117 less 20 cent.1.0V value, special Robertaiile Pitches mingham alumni, each institution to be $2.00 value, per Hotel rates. percentage points There was 36'ia- an equal number of men. intervene! Swiss> 121/-c value’ represented by never such 72-in. all linen Table 4 AA Stockdale In Number of men to be carried. another race in the history of Damask, Game, and If this is done there is no doubt but 1 '11,1 ,Curtain <)C And the place of birth of the umpire. baseball. There is no doubt in the world that a will be this be- $1.50 less 20 cent.J.*yv ! game played fal) that the value, per These differences are so minor that members of Ban Johnson's cir- IMa Fine Fettle i tween the old rivals. Amoskeag Apron Gingaam, cuit will make money this season. -i they should be eliminated. Alumni of both institutions in Birming- They 72-in. all linen Table Damask, AA deserve to special.©2C ham think the suggestion excellent. make money, too. Each man will less 20 cent .1«VV say: If this game is not scheduled the foot- With two teams tied for second place $1.25 value, per 25 yardg of Gray Cotton Crash, “I AA “It is now? late. We have made find Interest on the wane SPECTACULAR FIELDING too ball teams will interest in the National league is 'increas- 72-in. all linen Table other when they visit the Magic City this fall. Damask, special.J.*W arrangements." ing, also. If Chicago manages to lose a OAp Birmingham has heard the side of each, Turkish Towels SENSATIONAL GAME It is not too late! few points latent enthusiasm will resume | $1.00 less 20 per cent.18x36-in. MADE and everyone has arrived at his own con- value, Qa There are other dates than that one the fever heat stage. A notable fact, too, elusion as to w'lnch college has the bet- PA« value* sPecial .. Is that the tailenders are tied cellar 72-in. all linen Table Damask, previously agreed upon. ter of the argument. for, ]2^c honors, too. 27-in. Bird If the two teams are as anxious to meet But he wants the game just the same. 75c less 20 cent.Uvv s-eje, Qfip In Second Inning Robertaiile Caught In the South Atlantic, Jacksonville has value, per bolt ... -...... come beneath the .700 mark, and all is | 66-in. Bleached Table Two Runners Oft First—Barons well. Damask, AP* fecial, — 5000 on an out. and died vards Colored Lawns, 12V2C IAa second, took third AMERICAN LEAGUE. 40c Get 22 Assists and Douglass there. value, There are less than seven games between special ..1UC In the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and special..value, Played. Won. Lo£t. Pet. Birmingham and Little Rock. 16x16-in. Hemmed 75c 17 Put-Outs. went out in Napkins, 4 eighth innings, the visitors And but a trifle in 40.in. White Lawn, 20c Al_ Cleveland. 41 22 1 9 .536 I Nashville is advance j IJf value, one, two, three order. In the ninth, Stock- of the dozen .1WV Philadelphia.41 22 19 .o36 Travelers. If Birmingham wins I value, special, .i 1aie got a scratch hit through Downey. , a few more special New York. 40 21 19 .323 ; games the chances are that James stung one to third, and Dew, get- Molesworth will to 90x90 Hemstitched Sheets, $1—5 LEAGUE STANDIINTG. St. Louis. 40 21 19 .523 ! manage lift them fiQj» 40-in. White Cloth 25c -f P~ SOUTHERN ting the ball with one finger, threw from the cellar. Lingerie Detroit. 40 21 19 323 j Played. Won. Lost. Pet. Stockdale out at second. Senteil hit to Little Chicago.37 18 19 .487 Rock goes to Atlanta soon and if value, special. value, special. AtrC.. 23 16 Downey, and James was slaughtered at the Crackers Montgomery.33 -j-Jd Washington. 40 18 22 .450 scalp the Travelers the 85c .40 ~ second. As Massing, in the beginning of Barons 81x90 Hemstitched Sheets, PA« stock of Calicoes to Memphis Boston. 43 18 25 .419 should walk from the bottom A comp]ete J New Orleans .43 23 19 .u4S lhe inning, had gone out from Demont to ditch. 19 L .i'JS James retired the Atlanta.36 Douglass, the death of The local team is Pile Runs. going at a merry clip 39 20 19 .513 &,de and ended the game. Athletics Up Mobile at this time. Each man is playing the A 75c 5000 Dress 16 19 .4,>7 Philadelphia. June 3.—The Philadelphia good Sheet, yards Ginghams, ? Nashville.35 game for all it's worth, and every fan OQa tftp 19 23 .452 was ; Little Rook. 42 The battle, from every viewpoint, Americans bunched six of their hits with is well pleased. I2V2C value, special.XVC 37 13 24 351 the best seen in Birmingham this year, special.OvL Birmingham. in two in- If there has ever been f four errors by Washington internal dissen- I in addition to the brilliant pitching | tion 11 to 5. among the Barons, it is now, to all and the spectacular efforts nings today and won the game. Results Yesterday. both twirlers. intent^ and purposes, eliminated. The < f their support, there was a superabund- Score: R.H.E. ! I. Mobile 0. locals are as a “band of brothers," as Birmingham which was 011 010— 5 6 6 3. ance of ginger displayed, Washington.008 it were, and each is Atlanta 3. Memphis of fans aiding the other. to the large number .000 035 10*—11 8 5 If LHtle Rock 4. pleasing Philadelphia this state of affairs continues noth- ; CO. Montgomery 5, DRENNEN ^ent Cates stores gathered about the pari;. Batteries: Falkenberg. Burns and can New Orleans-Nashville rain. ing keep Birmingham in the cellar. Other incidents of th? game were a and Street; Bender and Smith. Time, j It is a foregone conclusion that the two strenuous fans in the ] 1^—■———■ fight between 1:56. Umpire, Connolly. Barons are , Games Today. sustained strong, and if they maintain bleachers, and a split finger the j pace at which they are now it Mobile In Garvin. This injury forced going Birniingliam. by Catcher on Toboggan. is more than that retire in favor Highlanders probable they will upset New Orleans in N tshviile. the individual to the | COTTON STATES LEAGUE peppery New York. June 3.—Boston made it calculation of some of the wise ones : Little Rock In Montgomery. of monstrous Massing. three out of four in the series with New and squeeze a berth in the first division. In Atlanta. tabulated story of the afternoon s \ NATIONAL LEAGUE Played. Won. Lost. Pet. Memphis The York the local team 6 to There is no man better in by defeating pleased than ! scrimmage appears Vicksburg ...... 40 30 19 .612 1. Glaze proved a puzzle while Orth Manager Molesworth. BY BILL AX. The Official Score. He Columbus 45 26 19 .578 was easy. Score: R.H.E. is delighted with the showing of AB. R. H. PO. A. E. the j Jackson. 49 25 24 .511 When “Chick" Robei tattle encountered Birmingham— Boston .010 102 200-6 14 1 team as a whole, and of each man, I BATTING AVERAGES 0 0 cf. ... 4 0 1 ®J Meridian. 49 23 26 .469 afternoon it was Molesworth. New York .000 000 001—1 7 1 individually. Otis Stockdale yesterday* 4 0 2 ® ® ® 50 23 27 460 Manning, rf. Batteries: Glaze and McFarland; Orth Gulfport. veritably a case of Greek meeting 2 ® ® 4‘ ® Monroe. 51 20 31 .392 Douglass, lb. and Blair. Time, 1:55. Umpire, O'Lough- Mobile has a good team. 0 0 AB. R. H. Pc*. Greek. c. 2 0 It is a Meek, lin. not team to set the world on fire, Player—Club. 0 0 4 o 0 83 5 28 .337 There is no man in the league harder Downey. 2b...... 4 but one of that Dooin, Philadelphia.. Honors Are Divided. ® thos^ plays consistent bail ! ss. 4 1 2 1 from New York... 6 12 .332 *o down than the dean o: Fishers pitching Demont, Come Out Ahead. beginning to end. Merkle, Meridian, Miss., June 3.—fSpecial.)—'Two 2 0 1 2 0 0 Tigers 99 10 32 .323 Henline, if. The weakness, at the present is Leach. Pittsburg. staff. Not only is he an rtffective twirle.% ® 4 0 Detroit. June 3.—Detroit, with its in- time, its ! games were played here today, morning 3b. 2 ® 0 failure to Cincinnati... 110 20 34 .309 Walters. hit, though this failure may be Lobert, but he understands the game from he- 3 0 0 0 6 field shifted about owing to Coughlin's 110 13 34 .309 and afternoon, each team getting a game. j Robertaille, p. due to the excellence of the local twirlers. Ganzel. Cincinnati... and kno ws what to do injury, stopped Joss’ winning streak 2 13 1 4 .308 the which went 13 Peas- ginning to end. j The infield is fast beyond question. Lelfleld, Pittsburg... In first, innings. 2® 4 5 27 22 0 to 1. Willett pitched a fine game. Score: 25 .301 head that caps his Totals Daley, Thornton Titus, Philadelphia.. 83 11 ter’s remarkable was the feat- with that long, gray j R.H.E. and Mclver are three pitching valuable men New York. 127 15 38 .299 shoulders. In the outfield. Garvin, full Seymour, ure of the game. Han key* s single to R. H. PO. A. E. Detroit .000 000 011—2 11 1 40 .299 Mobile— AB. of pepper, is a 1 Donlin, New York... 134 22 advance on Billiard's out and home was in valuable man to have right, And yesterday he exceptionally 4 ° ® 1 0 4 Cleveland.000 001 000—1 6 1 j James, 2b. around, and is a Beaumont. Boston... 129 24 38 .295 on Moulton’s drive to left in the Joss Massing hard worker at brought fine form. 4 0 0 1 2 0 Batteries: Willett and Schmidt; .291 Senteil. ss. stages of the game. Hummell, Brooklyn.. 127 15 37 winning run. Blackburn attempted to and N. 1:30. Sher- trip all these Rob- If. 3 0 0 2 0 0 Clarke. Time, Umpire, all^I* 15 39 .287 Considering points, Daley, isher, Stockdale, Hickman, Becker and Murray, St. Louis.... 136 Hankey in his sprint for home, blit the cf. 3 0 1 5 0 0 idan. Gaskill .287 ertaille's victory brings him more credit Thornton, are five pitchers better than the Wagner, Pittsburg... 87 1 1 25 umpire allowed the run. In the after- 0 0 11 0 0 Hart, lb. 3 average. Fisher 87 10 24 .280 was a than had he defeated a Whitey Guese or and Stockdale may be Kling, Chicago. noon game Miller too much of 3 0 1 2 6 1 Game ! Benson, 3b. Postponed. counted upon to win more than half their Bates, Boston. 126 15 35 .278 puzzle for the locals to solve, but five u. Russell Ford. 3 0 110 0 At St. Louis: St. Louis and Chicago Mclver, rf. games. Tenney, New York.. 126 19 35 .278 well scattered hits being made from his The Birmingham twirier was in mag- ft 0 0 0 0 0 postponed, rain. Garvin, .. Gaskill considered one of Fisher's St. Louis. 127 13 25 .276 delivery, not a man getting across the 1 0 0 best, Delehanty, His famous c. 2 ft 0 lias been in nificent fettle. “‘spitball” Manning, bad health tills season, blit Courtney, Phila. 40 3 1 1 .276 plate. Yount, for the home team, was 3 0 1 0 3 0 is was breaking splendidly, and for the first Stockdale, p. NATIONAL LEAGUE. doing nice work at the present time Jordan, Brooklyn.... 113 12 31 .274 easy in the early part of the game. Score He will season he used effectively his perform this afternoon against Mc- Schlei, Cincinnati.... 56 9 16 .268 of first game: time this 28 0 4 24 11 2 Totals Neal. Robinson is slated to 105 13 28 .267 Jackson .001 000 COO 600 0 -1 and straight one. He was Played. Won. Lost. Pet. ! work against Steinfeldt, Chicago.. high speedy Score innings: Fisher or by Chicago 38 23 15 .605 Hickman tomorrow afternoon. Evers, Chicago. 94 19 25 .236 Meridian .100 000 000 000 1-2 master of the situation from the first to .010 000 00*—i j If the Birmingham Barons win it is a 118 10 31 .263 Score of second game: R.H.E. 000—0 Pittsburg 37 20 17 .541 today certainty Konetchy, St. Louis. He the visitors hit- Mobile .000 000 that Fisher the last inning. kept Cincinnati 37 20 17 .541 works tomorrow. Cincinnati.. 95 15 25 .263 Jackson .000 210 000—3 6 2 SUMMARY: | Mitchell, ting gently to the infield, thas being il- Philadelphia 34 18 16 .529 i Lindaman, Boston... 19 3 5 .263 Meridian .000 000 000—0 5 2 j Two-base hit—Demont. The statement of that the Barons are New York 38 20 18 526 Otis Stockdale, to the Boston... 124 8 32 .258 Batteries: Miller and Ott; Yount and lustrated in the fact Douglass 2, Hen- j Bowerman, Sacrifice hits—Garvin, effect that Manager Babb of Fuller. Bammert. with 22 assists and Douglass Boston 39 19 20 .487 Memphis Huggins, Cincinnati. 109 20 28 .257 Umpire. credited lln?. could have won the St. Louis 43 17 26 .395 pennant of the South- I Burch, Brooklyn.... 75 11 19 .253 with 17 put-outs. Stolen bases—Demont, Henline, ern league last Brooklyn 38 15 23 .395 year, but didn't through Osborne, 1 12 14 28 .250 At Monroe: Monroe 2, Vicksburg 3. on balls—Stockdale 2. Philadelphia Although Birmingham’s single run was Bases business reasons, is as nothing. At Columbus: 1. McGann, Boston. 108 11 27 .250 Columbus-Gulfport post- Mellow as Struck out—Robertaille 2, Stockdale In the first place he Moonlight fathered by an error, it is true that both “Bugs” Run Off the Field. made the statement ! Mowrey, Cincinnati.. 72 6 18 .250 poned, rain. Passed balls—Massing. in a private conversation, and rich as and smooth as cream. received magnificent support, had no in- Knabe. Philadelphia. 114 12 28 .246 liquid gold pitchers Time of game—1:35. Pittsburg, June 3.—St. Louis took a tention that it would find its way into 106 14 26 .245 all who *ast work by Thornton in centerfield and O'Brien. Magee, Philadelphia. THE AMATEURS. Cascade is appreciated by Umpires—Brown loosely played game from Pittsburg today print. In the second, after his | explana- Chicago. 90 13 22 .244 Stockdale on more than one oc- tions. the Chance, exact the best. saved S to 4. Raymond was put off the field for statement, robbed of fea- ; j every Gibson, Pittsburg... 78 9 10 .244 June and fielding all about Slow Tie Game. ture that smacks of the Anniston, 3.—(Special)—Anniston casion, spectacular arguing with the umpire. sensational, falls Hulswltt, Cincinnati. 99 8 24 .242 Mail and fiat and is took the first of a series of four games Cascade by the diamond continually robbed the Bar- Atlanta, June 3.—Atlanta Memphis Score— H. H. E. uninteresting. 66 7 16 .242 It Is an McLean, Cincinnati.. Should it be for reason for tie which absurdity for Babb ! from the Moffett team of Chattanooga on impossible any ous of hits. And Robertaille’s support played a 10-inning game today, Pittsburg 210 000 010—4 8 3 Manager Clarke. Pittsburg.... 100 10 24 .240 to demand an to obtain Cascade Pure in your of darkness. Cas- St. Louis 020 010 203-8 11 1 investigation. 96 12 23 .240 The local grounds today. The game was you Whisky was of the sparkling variety. A one- vas called on account Stockdale Bridwell, New York. has made no charges town we will supply you direct. Four full visitors safe until the Batteries-Young, Willis and (Jibson; against j Lewis. Brooklyn.... 100 4 24 .240 exciting from start to finish. Only one handed stab by Lew Walters in the ninth leston held the Babb, and has said of this fine sent Raymond, Fromme, and Hostet- nothing detrimental to .239 quarts whisky by express, er- Ludwig his Sheehan, Brooklyn.. 71 10 17 man got to third until the ninth. Then the brilliant feature from sixth when a walk coupled with two character. to nearest station for was perhaps ler. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Klem. 93 2 22 .237 prepaid, railroad $5.00, two The cut Swaclna, Pittsburg.. the McCoy brothers put two “too hot to Demont’s fin- rors and a hit gave Memphis runs, statement, and dried, was aim- I or a case of 12 full sent for a local viewpoint, although Sheckard, Chicago.. 97 12 23 .237 quarts prepaid side ply that Babb didn’t want the handle" to third. Then Manager Holden at short did much toward the score. After that neither in Fine pennant No sent C. O. D. ished work tying Matty Form. because a Dahlen, Boston. 12 13 29 .236 $12.75. goods pennant hurts baseball one over left field *n the tenth, each team scoring at- I put fence, bringing scored until Boston, June 3.—Matthewson held Bos- tendance. Grant, Philadelphia. Ill 13 26 .234 & men were GEO. A. DICKEL CO., the score: three runs, when two out. winning game. cne run In that inning. The ton to four scattered hits and struck out 1 If the O'Rourke, St. Louis. 86 3 20 .233 statement is true, its truth can Distillers E. Anniston an errorless The score was 1 to 0. AB. R. H. PO. A. 11 men today, shutting the locals out 3 to do Babb St. Louis. 116 18 27 .233 played game, Memphis— no injury. Barry, 54 Nashville, Tenn, led if.4 1 0 1 0 3 0. New York bunched hits In the second. If the Cincinnati.. 78 7 18 .231 while Nooga made three errors. Rivers of In the second inning Demont off O’Leary, writer was manager of a club Paskert, 2 2 1 1 0 Score— 3b. 5 R. H. E. lie wouldn't want a Bresnahan, N. Y. 96 11 22 .229 Anniston and McLemore of Auburn com- with a luscious double to deep left. Hen- Babb, pennant either— 0 1 1 0 0 New York I 16 .229 Baerwald, rf.3 030 000 000—3 7 1 especially after won J. Kane, Cincinnati.. 70 10 the runner to the next having it several posed the Anniston battery. Redfearn, COMMISSION ACTS line sacrificed 0 ■ Cranston, ss. 5 0 3 1 7 Boston 000 000 000—0 4 1 t.mes. It is true Branslield. Phila.... 75 5 17 .227 that a manager get5? the former Georgia star, pitched a good base. 11 3 4 ® ® Batteries—Matthewson o IN CASE OF EVANS Donahue, cf.4 and Neeham; credit for winning a rag. As is Shannon, New York. 129 15 29 .225 0 j known, This was the one to third and De- 0 U 12 0 Young, Ferguson and Bowerman. Time. local 13 26 .224 game for Nooga. beginning its Lew Walters stung Carey, lb.3 fans declare that Dale Gear won Ritchey, Boston. 116 Cincinnati, June 3.—Ir. announcing 2 1 j and .... 4 0 11 1:3. Umpire, O'Day. of the season in Anniston, the game mont was caught in a chase. A wild Redmond. 2b. Birmingham's pennant in 1906, •Karger. St. Louis.... 9 12 .222 neclson In the Chicago-Wichita dispute 0 12 2 4 although c.3 0 insist that 36 3 8 .222 was witnessed a large crowd. which landed on the Owens, *hey Harry Vaughn solely is Ludwig, St. Louis... by ever the National throw by Benson, 0 0 Player Evans, Baseball Savidge, .. 4 Lumley’s Homer Does the Work. responsible for the sad Tinker, Chicago. 99 8 22 .222 scored the _® showings made the a fr;e runner's arm. Demont, giving J> in 1907 and Commission declares player Brooklyn, June 3.—Lumley’s home run 1 1908. Doolin, Philadelphia. 104 7 28 .221 COLLEGE GAMES Barons the game. 3 7 30 15 2 Therefore. Stockdale agent, as neither club wants him. Totals.35 hit in the third inning won today's game. has said nothing. I Maloney, Brooklyn.. 106 6 23 .217 This was tin* single score of the after- Rucker outpltched Sparks. There will never be an investigation. Ewing, Cincinnati... 23 1 5 .217 Wichita under Its terms of the contract R. H. PO. A E. j At Princeton—Princeton, 9; Amherst, 0. other occasions the Atlanta. AB. Score- Louis. 37 4 8 .216 with the club must pay 4500 to noon. On numerous r. h. E. Shaw, St. At 16; Army, 6. Chicago ss. 4 0 0 1 2 Annapolis—Navy, but al- Wilkes, Philadelphia 000 100 000—1 5 ] Molesworth, yesterday morning, signed l Hofman Chicago.. 28 4 C .214 0. the is re- Barons were in striking distance, 4 4 4 ® ® At Cambridge—Harvard, 4; Brown, Chicago management. Chicago Moran, If.“ 101 McCain Robinson, the former Cotton .21 4 of as- Brooklyn 000 00*—2 8 1 Browne, Boston. 126 17 27 At New Cross, 1; Yale, 0. to Evans 10 ways the effective work Stockdale, 4 0 2 1 0 0 who Haven—Holy quired give Player days pay Winters, cf. Batteries—Sparks and Rucker Stater, pitched and won a marvel- ; York.... 70 10 15 .214 2 0 Dooln; Doyle, New at rate of a sisted by a bit of brilliant fielding, kept 2b. 4 0 0 5 leus game the 4200 month. Jordan, and Bergen. Time, 1:28. Umpire. Rudder- against Montgomery some Wiltse, New York... 28 3 6 .21 1 1 0 8 1 U I Chicago drafted Evans from the the locals from the plate. Hurlburt, c.5 ham. days ago. 19 3 4 .21J Come to the Burn Lynch- 1 2 4 4 ® j Moran, Chicago. Jewelry 3b. 5 Robinson is a but a club at the close In the fourth, after Demont had struck Dyer, youngster, young- ! New York... 120 1 2 25 .208 buVg (Virginia League) 0 3 11 1 0 tier Devlin, Co.’s Auction. goes Fox, lb.3 of ability. Everything of last seasor and released him after a out. Henline singled to left and Walters 1 0 I Schults. Chicago. Ill 12 23 .207 0 1 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE He has a Castro, rf.3 speedy ball, a treacherous on sale to bidder. try-out this season to the Wichita club. walked. A hall by Massing 0 0 1 j Hostetter, St. Louis. .68 4 14 .206 highest was passed p. 3 curve, and several methods of Castleton, dishing f 15 1 3 .200 runners. next I ji J) Played. Won. Lost. Moren, Philadelphia. BURN JEWELRY CO. advanced the Robertaiile, Pet. them over the platter. best cuts trr Ttf 2 1 15 0 3 .200 For advertising 3 9 30 13 Jacksonville .... 44 30 14 .6S2 Lundgren, Chicago... one viciously to center, and Totals .38 He has another valuable asset—lie is as up. stung 20 1 4 .200 1907 Third Ave. Gawk, Age-Hora’ building. Savannah. 44 25 19 .5fig fast on his as of Welmer. Chicago.... to their feet with a deaf- I feet either the Barons’ the fans arose 002 000 1-3 Columbia. 37 Boston.... 116 14 21 .198 Memphis111 .000 20 17 .341 i fast men. Sweeney, ening cheer. But the applause was frozen 000 000 1-3 Augusta. 43 19 24 Piitslnirg. 52 3 10 .192 V. I! ..011 [ .442 He is a college man, a frat man and a Meeler, Atlanta* 17 .191 in a thousand throats, for Thornton, with i Macon. 40 20 21! .435 gentleman. Gilbert, St. Louis... 89 5 Paerwald, Charleston. 44 79 2 15 .189 remarkable speed and remarkable cool- Summary-Two base-hits 15 2* .341 As to whether or not he will be able to ! Bergen, Brooklyn... Babb. Three base-hits, Fox maintain the demanded of Byrne, Louis 69 5 13 .188 Other on 9 ness, had taken it with a shoestring Cranston. pace winning j S^ Sports Page Winters, 11 0 2 .182 Dyer. Stolen bases, Macon Is Ambitious. Southern league remains to ne Overall, xlhicago.... Molesworth, stung one Home run, pitcher j catch following, Castro Hurlburt, 22 0 4 .182 Donahue, Morgan. Macon, Ga.» June 3.—The locals took seen. Dorner, Boston. to the same territory, and Thornton re- Baerwald, 2, Jordan, 11 1 2 .182 Dyer Sacrifice hits. both Molesworth thinks he will. Everybody Mureh. Brooklyn.... 3; Sav- games of a double-header from peated his performance of a second pre- Owens. Base on balls. Castleton, hopes he will. I umley, Brooklyn... 69 6 1 2 .174 Savidge Columbia today. First game. vious. 2. Hit by pitched ball, Abbaticchlo. Pitts’g.. 93 7 16 .172 iV:gc, Sa- Score: out, Castleton, 8, R. h. E. 76 3 13 .171 In the third and fifth Manning led off (Wilkes). Struck Dolly Starks, Little Rock’s shortstop, Charles, St. Louis... ■ balls. Owens. Time of Macon.200 000 OOx—2 5 1 j vlrlge 10. Passed has made many errors this season. Pattee, Brooklyn... 118 8 19 .16 5 with single, and each time Douglass put Columbia.000 000 001—1 7 4 2:30. Umpire, Pfenninger. But while In Birmingham, he failed : Mathewson, N. Y.... 26 2 4 .160 game,' Batteries: Weems and him to second. Tn each case, however, Robinson; Volz to bobble. 19 1 3 .158 and Cote. Fraser, Chicago. ■ Meek and failed to deliver the Rock 4. 1 10 .156 BEST! Downey 5, Little Sunday, slipping out oi Birmingham to .. 64 4 WHY Montgomery Second game: Becker, Pittsburg. needed hit. 3.-Buchanan was New Orleans, he made several miscues. j Kelley, Boston. 32 1 5 .156 Montgomery. June Score: r. h. 3. | The locals | Itetu;ning, he regained his steadiness. 26 ft 4 .155 are wild in the second inning. Maopn.002 030 OOx—5 11 0 luclntyre, Brooklyn.. KENTUCKY WHISKIES fa- ■ Yesterday in he erred 0 2 .154 5 justly The best chance the Gulls had to when Eastman Montgomery, again. St. Louis.. 13 tally hits were timely and Columbia.000 000 000—0 4 3 McGlynn, Steve Reagan, former Baron, is playing 13 3 2 .154 of distilla- was in the second, hut when Robertaile in. in the third Inning, the game Batteries: Stowers and Hannlfan, Boston.... # mous as the extreme and result # went Robinson; ball for at the perfect errors at second base great Montgomery ppjs- I. Young. Boston.... 26 2 4 .15 1 \ caught two men off first, that chance was lost. Perry's Welcher and Harnish. ■ Score: cut time. He is hitting nicely, running j Boston.... 20 3 3 .150 has climate for were costly for Montgomery. Flaherty, tion of Kentucky \vdthered and passed away. bases well, and continues to grain. ageing AB. R. H. PO. A. E. perform j Slagle, Chicago. 97 8 14 .1 44 2 off X.ittle Rock— Jacksonville a Loser. Thornton led with a single. ® ® ® " Again spectacularly in the outfield. 1 4 .143 2 and soil for the finest Collins, if. 4 « Ritter, Brooklyn.... 28 whiskey properly producing On lie dozed for a and 4 ® Savannah. Ga.. June 3.—Poor playing In Birmingham, however, the fans are I J first, moment, cf. 4 4 2 Rucker. Brooklyn.. 21 2 3 .143 Speaker, J lost the game for Jacksonville today. still pleased with the Henline-Reagnn j induced the efforts Robertaiile caught him several feet from rf. 4 11-00 Brooklyn. 37 2 5 .135 These advantages early Page, Score: R. H. 3. Alperman, gjg grain. £ 0 2 2 1 0 deal. 15 3 2 the sack. There immediately followed a 2b. 4 Ferguson, Boston.... .133 East, Savannah.013 020 OOx—3 5 0 is un- which 8 0 0 Lou Castro. Atlanta shortstop, 11 .131 of the at Connors, lb. 4 2 1 j Wilson Pittsburg.. 84 6 ■ distilling, today, perfected ■ chase. Thornton, while looking back at Jacksonville.000 000 010 —1 5 2 an examination seeking an em- pioneers 1 0 2 1 0 dergolng j Phila.... 31 1 4 .12*.» outran him to second. Wells, ..3 Batteries: Mullln and certificate. In the McQuillen, the stand- Bib Douglas::, But 0 0 4 2 Kahlkoff; Lee, balmer’s meantime. after represents # Stark, SS. 4 0 Camnitz, Pittsburg.. 24 3 3 .125 # many years’ experience, Bill the sphere to and 'Viola and Roth. Iiilly Smith Is using young Wilkes. Un- whipped Downey, 3b. 4 0 2 2 3 0 Raymond, St. Louis. 25 0 3 .120 Hess, til yesterday, the lad di good work, and ■ ard of the world. KENTUCKY WHISKIES ■ with the ball in the hand of the speed » ® ® ® ® F’romme, St. Louts... 9 0 1 .111 Buchanan, p.1 of Errors. It was whispered abroad that Wilkes it was all up with Thornton. 2 ® ® ® ® ® Comedy j New York.. 45 7 5 .111 ® merchant, Eastman, p. would be continued in the berth of Cas- Nicklin, have but no ® ® ® ® ® Augusta, Ga.. June 3.—Today’s game imitators, equals. ®, Hart then flied out to but •Wood .4 Needham, New York. 18 2 2 .11 L Molesworth, was a comedy of errors, with the result tro. Roulbach, Chicago... 9 1 1 .111 Benson hit to center. The hitter, Charleston. Score: R. H. His bobbles of however, caus- juicily 35 4 7 24 10 8 favoring E. yesterday, j Totals the steadiness of Starr, Pittsburg. 22 2 2 .091 # • however, shared Thornton's fate, for a. Augusta.002 000 000—2 6 7 ed Smith to remember KENTUCKY QUALITY •—Batted for Eastman in ninth. Kane, Pittsburg. 11 2 1 .091 Charleston.200 000 010-3 0 4 the merriest undertaker in the world. :*uick throw to first by Robertaiile, knock- Pastorlous. Brooklyn 11 0 1 .091 Batteries: Beckle and Carson; Paige DISTANCE ed him into a cocked hat. Montgomery AB. R. H. PO. A. E Pfelster, Chicago.... 13 0 1 .077 ELIMINATES and Durlin. Downey Is doing sensational work ! 2 3 1 1 3 0 0 14 0 1 It Is deucedly hard to catch a runner Reagan, cf. around the keystone. Marshall, St. Louis.. .071 Baxter, lb. 4 0 0 32 0 0 Wilhelm. Brooklyn.. 29 1 2 .069 ■ the Finest Whiskies off first, and for Robertaiile to turn’ Will Entertain Baseball Clubs. Lew Walters is practically as steady at. | We Sell Kentucky 3b. 4 0 2 1 0 0 19 ft 1 .053 BJ Grominger, was at second. His trou- Campbell. Cincinnati. that trick twice in the same Inning, was third as he only j w 2b.4 1 1 4 3 2 Fred Wayne, who this week is present- 19 0 0 .000 # and Georgia Corn Perry, ble has been the throw, and he Is fast Boebee, St. Louis.... I something decidedly out of the ordinary. 3 1110 0 the Casino Persons, rf. ing “The White Hat” at at mastering this difficulty. Lush, St. Louis. 16 0 0 .000 i H IK was reminded of 4 1 1 3 5 2 C>ne Billy Campbell. Fepe, ss. Cast Lake, will have as his guests at the The change, which The Age-Herakl Higlnboth’m. St. L... 3 10 .000 0 0 the after two were if. 2 1 1 0 is St. Louis. 2 0 0 .000 i 9 ® In third inning, Ha&sett, performance tonight the members of the suggested some weeks ago. working Salee, c. 4 0 0 3 2 0 EXPRESS PREPAID down, the Gulls managed to get a man Hart, well, and It is a certainty that there ■ 0 1 0 4 0 Birmingham and Mobile baseball clubs. 0 Bliss, p. 3 a return on the of as started the ball will never he part as far third. Melver Manager Molesworth and Manager Fisher will be admitted to ttie reserve chairs in Full the players to the old positions. ^P Four Quarts (In glass> W to rolling with a single, was sacrificed to 31 5 8 27 14 4 of the two clubs have accepted the invita- the grandstand free of charge. Totals Henry Meek has impressed the fans Mr. to be On all big days, these seats must be BLUE LABEL by Innings: tion of Wayne present. to stand the IH ATTIC Score with his ability punching and for. 5 lnn 002—4 leserved in the city, paid Bourbon-*< 00 Pure Old Corn.. V Little Rock.010 i.ehind the plate. He is doing excellent 9 Finest Kentucky $4.00 ^ 100 00*—5 is playing first is Montgomery.031 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION work. Bill Douglass Harry Vaughn, preparatory to leaving WILLOW DALE RYE ALLAN SINCLAIRS Two-base hit, Gremlnger. in be- H H Summary: p was never played Birmingham desires to of five BASEBALL TODAY Connors, Birmingham, dispose Old and Fragrant.*2.85 Georgia Corn.- *2.85 A. Three-base hits. Pepe, Reagan, or rather as it has never been play- jjl. At St. Paul: Minneapolis 5, St. Paul 0. fore. shares of baseball stock. bases. Pepe. Reagan, Hassett, of Harry Vaughn gtolen At Indianapolis: Toledo 2, Indianapo- ed since the retirement — Sacrifice hits, Persons. Hassett, Wells lis 0. from active service. All of which reminds that we have won ■ ■ BIRMINGHAM Base on halls, Buchanan 2. Hit Is in bril- Wells At Louisville: Columbus 2, Louisville 1. Demont on short, performing five of the last six gai les. Whoop-ee! Struck out. Bliss 2. work of in- by pitcher, Reagan. At Milwaukee: Milwaukee 2, Kansas liant style, as his yesterday i • The Swift Creek Co. Time, 1:56. Um- are going at a Distilling vs. Wild pitch, Buchanan. City 0. dicates.’ The gardeners are round- FOR SALE pire, Fitzsimmons. merrv clip, and the pitchers a that the fans are W MOBILE. mg-to in such way Ten thousand shares Ladura LOUISVILLE, KY. Sheckard Improving. AUCTION! AUCTION! delighted. Sheckard of the on the team, in fact, 's ” Chicago—June 3-James Diamonds, watches, silver- Every man Consolidated Mining Company We Distill It—It’s I ■ "If Right baseball team, Chicago National Leagu playing the game. at 35c share. cut etc. for the present winning Stock per 8™ whose eyes were Injured yesterday by ware, glass, Every day. This accounts West End Park ammonia was CO. the explosion of a bottle of etreak. OTTO MARX & that BURN JEWELRY CO. iruch improved today. It Is possible on holidays, women Brown-Marx Bldg. TAME CALLED AT 4 P. 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