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TUESDAY, AUGUST 18
TOURISTS HIT THE HOME STRETCH IN FINE FORM
MARTLETS CURVES
KEPT SCOUTS
* • GUESSING
Youg Georgia Recruit
Allowed only Three Hits
and Fanned Ten Batter*
—Hornhorst Scored on a
Wild Pitch.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla—After an er
ror, an out to the tnfield and a stolen
base in the seventh Inning of today’s
(tamp, ftelm turned loose a wild pitch
that gave Hornhorst a chance to
prance across with the only run and
winning score.
Hartley, the busber. and Jack Helm
both pitched splendid ball, holding
down the heavy hitters that faced
them to three safeties for each team.
The Augusta fltnger had a- queer,
twisting delivery that put ten Jack
sonville batters on the frit*. Fielding
by both teams was at times brilliant.
In the game Tuesday afternoon Rip
Reagan will probably oppose Lee.
The bo* score follows:
Jacksonville.
Ab. R. H. Po. A. E.
Chandler, lb 3 0 0 9 1 1
Taffee, cf 2 0 0 0 0 0
Dwyer. 3b .... 4 0 1 120
Viola, If ..... 4 0 0 0 © 0
Blerkotte, 2b .... 3 0 1 4 1 0
Roth, c 301920
Smith, rs 300010
Hoops, ss 300301
Helm, p 3 0 0 1 5 0
Totals 28 0 3 27 12 2
Augusta.
Ab. R. H. Po. A. E,
McLaurin, If .... 3 0 1 2 0 0
Blerman. ss . . . . 4 0 0 1 0 0
McMahon, 2b .... 3 0 1 0 3 0
Coles, rs 300000
Carson, c .... 4 0 0 11 2 0
Busch. 3b .... 3 0 0 4 2 1
Hornhorst. lb ... 3 1 1 7 0 0
Muliln, cf,... .3 00 200
Hartley, p .... 3 0 0 0 2 0
Totals 29 1 3 27 9 1
Score by innings: R.
Jacksonville .... 000 000 000—0
Augusta 000 000 100—t
Summary.
Batteries—Helm and Roth; Hartley
and Carson.
Sacrifice Hits—Blerman, Busch,
Taftee.
Stolen Bases —McLaurin. Muliln,
Chandler. Blerkotte.
Struck Out—By Hartley, 10; hv
H<>, 8.
l-assed Ball—Carson.
Wild Pitch—Helm.
Time—2:os.
Umpire—Truby.
JOE THOMAS SURE HE
WILL LICK KETCHELL
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal—Joe Tlk.
mas tt so confident he can whip Stun
ley Ketch el tonight that he veeterda.
bet $1,500 on himself at odd* of If
to 3. If Joe wtns he will rake it
over $5,000. Many local sane wh'
regularly play the shOTt end also a;-’
betting heavily on Thomas at thr-si
fancy odds, as they say good odds
will he 10 to 7.
There Is great interest in the fight
and a hi* crowd will be present.
Miss Sweetnor—lsn’t It laughable
to sec the youthful airs Fan Bill
wink gives herself? She must be at
east ten years older than 1 am.
Miss Capsicum—Fully—and yon
wouldn’t taar under the wing, you
know, either.—Chicago Record-Her
ald.
BETTING FAVORsTaPKE
TO TRIM SAILOR BURKE
NEW YORK.—Billy Papke and
Sailor Burke will box alx rounds to
night at the National Sporlng club.
Papke la expected to win by the ma
Jortty, hut the Burke rooters, headed
by Billy Madden and Joe Mnlvlhtll,
will not be downed In their agti
mentn.
Papke la a terrible hitter, a grand
Infighter, and a hojer with the
gameness of a bull do*.
DIARRHOEA
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No More England for These Fellows
This picture shows fire returning Olympic athletes. They give public de
tails of the outrages and unfair treatment received in England, declaring
that the Americans were deliberately robbed in several events. Reading from
left to right they are Ray C. Ewry, C. M. Daniels, Platt Adams, H. L. Coe and
T. Moffatt.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Sox Finish at Washington.
WASHINGTON. The Chicagos
wound up their season In Washing
ton yesterday with a tie game with
the locals, 4 to 4, White was knock
ed ou’ of the box in the fifth, but
Welsh was ur.hlttable in the glare
of the gathering storm.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Washington . . .000 130 o—4 fi 2
Chicago 100 021 o—4 6 0
Batteries: Johnson and Kahoe;
While, Walsh and Sullivan and Shaw.
Time, 1:45. Umpires, Connolly and
Hurst. (Game called In eighth In
ning on accountot rain.)
Cleveland 5, New York 1.
NEW YORK.—The Cleveland team
won yesterday’s game, 5 to 1. after a
close contest for seven innings. The
visitors made four runs in the eighth
inning, mainly through errors. Sec
ond Baseman Niles was traded yes
terday for LaPorte of Boston.
Score by Innings: R. H. E.
Cleveland . . ,001 000 040—5 fi l
New York . . .000 000 010—1 3 I
Batteries: Joss and Bernts; J^ake
Doyle and Kleinow. Time, 1:40.
Umpire, O'Loujhlin.
Browns Tied Atheltlcs.
PHILADELPHIA.—St. Louis and
Philadelphia played a ten-inning tie
yesterday, the game being called on
account of darkness.
Score by linings: R. H.‘K.
:?t. Louis . . .200 000 000 o—2 5 l
Philadelphia . .010 00 001 o—2 fi 3
Batteries: Howell and Stephens;
.'oombs and Schrtok. Time, 2:07
Umpires, Sheridan and Egan.
Tigers 1, Red Sox 0.
BOSTON. —Although Boston onthlt
Detroit two to one yesterday, an er
ror hy Stahl in the ninth allowed the
visitors to score the only run of the
game. Steele’s pitching and Schae
fer's fielding were features.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Detroit 000 000 001—1 3 0
Boston 000 000 000— 0 6 2
Batteries: Willett and Schmid: ,
Steele and Crlger Time, 1.33. Um
pire. Evans
PAR T Y~OLY M Phf AT H LETES
WILL BE HOME WEDNESDAY
NEW YORK—Johnny Hayes, the
Irish-Aroerlcan A. C., boy who won
the Mg Marathon race at the Olymp
ic championships, will arrive In the
“city tomorrow. The greatest long
■distance runner of the world Is on
board the White Star liner Oceanic.
On the same Btcnmer with Hayes are
many of the Olympic heroes, in
Chiding Matt McGrath, John J. Flana
gan. E. Spltxer, H. Halstead, and
J. Patterson.
CLUB STANDING.
South Atlantic League.
Won. Lost. P. Ct.
Jacksonville 75 31 .708
Savannah 60 41 .594
Augusta 51 55 .485
Columbia 44 54 .449
Charleston 43 63 .405
Macon 38 67 .362
Southern League.
Won. Lost. P.Ct.
New Orleans 58 4fi .558
Nashville 65 44 .556
Memphis 56 49 .533
Mobile 53 52 .505
Montgomery 51 50 .505
Atlanta 50 52 .490
Little Rock 53 57 .482
Birmingham 37 63 .375
American League.
Won. Lost. P. Ct
Detroit 64 40 .616
St. Louis 61 44 .581
j Cleveland 61 45 .576
Chicago 59 47 .557
I Philadelphia 49 53 .480
j Boston 50 56 .472
Washington 41 62 .398
New York' 33 71 .317
National League.
Won. Lost. P. Ct.
Pittsburg 64 39 .622
New York 62 42 .596
i Chicago ....... 59 45 .567
Philadelphia sfi 45 .554
Cincinnati 55 53 ,509
Boston 46 59 .438
Brooklyn 38 64 .372
St. Louis 36 69 .343
Don’t overlook the Sunday er-ur
solns to the Seashore ria. the Char
leston & Western Carolina Ko.lwu--.
Trains leave, 7:00 a. m.
YESTERDAY’S RESULTB.
Montgomery, 8; Nashville, 3.
Atlanta, 5; Birmingham, 0 (first
game).
Atlanta, 1; Birmingham, 7 (second
game).
Mobile, 2; New Orleans, 6.
Little Rock, 0; Memphis, 4.
JIMMIE M’ALEER BUYS
WESTERN LEAGUE STARS
PUEBLO Col—Manager Patterson,
the star saoker of the Western
league, and Wilbur Smith, the prom It
log young backstop of the Puelblo chit)
have been sold to James McAleer of
the St. Louis Amerlcarts The con
sideration was $5,000, and both men
will report at the close of tho Wes'
ent League season. Both players
have great records, are leading tn
their positions In fielding, and a-e
hitting around the .300 mark
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Matty at His Best.
ST. LOUlS.—Mathewson was at his
beet today, and New York shut out
St. Louis, 3 to 0. The game was
called at the end of the sixth In
ning on account of rain.
Score by innings: R. If. K.
St, Louis 000 000—0 4 1
New York .... 200 010—3 8 0
Batteries: Sallee, Bebee and Bliss;
Mathewson and Bresnahan.
Time—l:oß.
Umpires Johnstone and Klem.
Cubs, 5; Phillies, 1.
CHICAGO. -Five hits In the second
and third innings scored four runs,
and gave the locals today’s game.
Reulbaoh held the visitors httless un
til the seventh.
Score by innings R H R
Chicago .... 013 000 nix—s 5 t
Philadelphia . 000 nan 100— I 2 2
! Batteries: Renlhnch and Moran;
'Foxen. Richie and Dooin.
Time—l:3B.
Umpires--O’Day and Rlgler.
Plttsbuiß-Boston; wet grounds
Clncinnatl-Brooklyn; not scheduled.
SULLIVAN AND KILRAIN
SPARRING IN THE WEST
KANSAS CITY, Mo—The only
Jawn 1,. Sullivait. trained up to 295
pounds, delivered a monologue at
Kansas Titty, Kansas, on Sunday night,
and appeared in ring costume with
Jake Kllraln. They made a few not
too rapid passes at each other, allow
ing how much they remembered the
boxing game of years ago.
Three ministers read this with hor
ror. They constitute the Sahhath oh
servance committee of the Ministerial
Alliance. They sought, each other,
then they Hought the county attorney,
Joseph Taggart, and asked for a war
rant. Mr. Taggart told them they
must first show that the two old time
fighters really boxed. He referred
them to the police Judge. The po
lice Judge was out of town, and the
ministers sjient a hot afternoon hunt.
In* the acting police judge. At noon
they had not found him, and learning
that Sullivan and Kllraln expected to
be here a week, they put It off and
will ask for a warrant today.
Plain and to the Point.
Mr. Bryan Is one of the most bril
liant orators In American public life,
but iu replying to the address of the
committee he Indulged In none of the
graces of rhetoric. On the contrary,
what he said was plain and to the
point, and when he attacked the Re
'iibllcan party und condemned it out
of the mouths of it* own leaders and
chief speakers, Including the Repuhli
can candidate. Judg* Taft, and Brest
dent Roosevelt, his log’c was Irresisti
ble.—New Orleans Picayune.
MR. FRANK M. HOOD
GONE TO GREENSBORO
1 Frlcndr. in this city of Mr. Frank
M Hood will no doubt be glad to
learn that be I* no* connected with
the firm of Barbee a Company, cot
ton merchant*, of Greensboro, N. C.
Mr. Hood wa* until recently a cltk
*en of Augusta, having been con
nected with Inman A Company, hero,
a* o|o-rator, He wa* also quite well
known a* a muHlclari and ha* num
eroua friend* throughout tbla section.
FATE OF COAL FIELD
STRIKE TO BE DETERMINED
TERRE HATTTE, Ind.-Wllh to
d*y’« action by various mining fields
the fate of the utrlke In the entire
Indiana coal field will b« determined
There are 1C,040 men In g.gid stand
Ing In the organiza'lon In the bitu
minous field of this state.
Henator La Follett* as editor of a
weekly paper may give Colonel Wat
terron a few pointer* on writing «lx
column paragraph#— Washington Post
GULLS H CHICKS
WERE VICTORS
HUS DOWN
■ *
Moran so Wild He Lost
Game for Savannah in
one Inning —Gamecocks
Played Listless Game.
CHARLESTON. Moran, sent In to
pitch for Savannalj today, was wiid
in the first Inning, and the Gulls went
after him for lour runs, enough to win
their game. After that Muliln (lid the
twirling and held the Charleston lilt
ters down with a few scattered bln
gles.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Charleston . . , 400 Oflft 000 t 5 0
Savannah . . . 000 000 000—0 5 1
COLUMBIA.—In the first game of a
series that will close the season at
home for Columbia, Macon defeated
the Gamecocks this afternoon in a
slow, featureless game.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Macon .... (100 012 100—4 8 2
Columbia .... 001 001 000- 2 4 0
IN RECORDER’S COURT.
Thn recorder made short work of
tho eases this morning, eleven cases
in 22 minutes.
Sam Mully has been In the habit
of laying around the depot, and did
not seem to know the meaning of
work. The recorder gave him SIOO
or to work for 'the city for 00 (lays.
Ife wili work (he 90 days.
Willie Doggens wanled a dime
from n woman, and when she refused
to give it to honi lie pinched her on
the arm. The case was dismissed.
W K. Augustine and H. R Smith,
two while men, were charged with
violating the 460th section. Angus
tine was fined $2.50 or five days and
Smith was hound over to the city
court on (he charge of carrying a eon
cealed weapon.
K. E. Posey, an old negro, waa
charged with violating the loitering
ordinance. He claimed that he was
sick, but the recorder gave him SIOO
or 90 days.
Emma Bryson and Sam Williams
were raising a rough house out In the
.Territory. ino ca.se wan dismissed.
Walter Boyce was charged with the
4f>oth Reel lon. The case was dis
missed.
Annie Huggens raised a rough house
and she will work for the city for
thirty days.
The cases of Henry Jackson and
Chan E. Hall were postponed until
tomorrow,
SAMUEL H. LONG DEAD.
HAGERSTOWN, Md .Samuel II
Long, for twelve years Joint agent for
the Cumberland Valley, and Norfolk
and Western railroads la Hagers
town, and later at the head of the
real estate department of the Cum
berland Valley, with headquarters In
the general offices at Chumbersburg,
died yesterday at I,aural Sanitarium,
Laurel, Md., from artsrto nolerosls,
aged 43 years.
CRAIG DECLINED JUDGESHIP.
RALEIGH, N. C.- Governor Glenn
has tendered the superior court judge
ship of the fifteenth district to l/icke
Craig, who was the candidate for the
Democratic nomination for governor,
hut, to his surprise, Crnlg declined.
This tender was made before any ap
plication for the position had reached
the governor Today applications lei
gan to come In.
Hia Esteemed New York Contempo
rarlM.
The Ironical partyffcm of the Tri
bune may be dismissed with the lag
"Taken for granted." The proprie
tary brand of the Hetirst organa Is
too ever-present to have Itself se
rlously considered But the cosmo
polite Indifference of the Herald, the
pert cynicism of the Hun arid Iho
top lofty turgldlty of the Times not
to mention the frltiky pomp of the
Evening Post, which still seems to ho
edited on the heaven side of Jordan -
bode nothing less than a new section
alism. This Is a menace alike to New
York and the country at large -Henry
Wattersnn, In the Courier Journal
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' 1009 BROAD STREET.
Pitcher in Class D League
Makes New World's Record
Gilt. In the Oklahoma Arizona Kan
Has league (t’lliHS I). )li pltciicr h»..
made s world’s record ills twine l«
Genii Packard, and ho Iwl-ls for the
Independence team. In u game against
Bartlesville In- turned a trick us
follows:
Not a man reached Ural base In
Hie nine Innings.
Not a man got a base on bulls.
Not a man got a hit.
Ten men struck out.
The nearest approach to that mar
velous record Is one made l,y Gy
Young several veers ago. lie pass
AIR. DOME
THIS WEEK.
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PAGE FIVE
i d one man, however, and didn’t havs
the Mlrlke out* to hi* credit that
Packard chalked up.
A Kansas City paper says: Pack
ard Inis everything in ih« line of u
liltchefs category. Iln ban a w irld
of up. d Mid a control that Is nl
- perfect. Ho had It yesterday.
II could pul the ball within three
incb.-z ..r where ijuc|n*or wautsd II
every time ho got ihe signal
Packard Is a young chap, standing
nearly six feel his stockings |o,
wi Igh about l?fi pound*. it he has
ever.vihlng *li*y loin him to haw, ff'i
a sal. P.-t he’ll be heard from It. a
class higher league next season.
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