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GIANTS AGAIN DOWN PIRATE TEAM V,, ‘ •* *•* * r *‘ r ♦•+ +•+ 4 -" v +•+ +•* +•+ +•* *•+ +•+ BILLS FALL ON WALDORF ' IN SIXTH .AND SCORE ENOUGH RUNS TO WIN SEVERAL GAMES The Atlanta Georgian Read For Profit—GEORGIAN WANT ADS—Use For Result* VOL. XI. NO. i". fIECEIIIEBS NAMEOFDR OEM US IWSTffI DEWS Nephew Visits Morgue in Chi cago and Finds Victim Is Not Missing Contractor. With ilv- appointment of receivers to protect ci ditors, ami a country-wide hunt for a clew to his whereabouts, the mystery <>f the disappearance of Moise DeLeon, wealthy Atlanta contractor, of 744 Piedmont avenue, deepened to day. Special dispatches to The Georgian from t’hieago. where DeLeqtt is said to hav< vani-hed early in August, de ciare that it is feared there he may be th< unidentified man who was found (h ad in Ihe pathway of an automobile, tip prohabl victim of auto bandits, at Twenty-second street and Ashland 'avenue on August 22. These dispatches say lliat the th at ription furnished the Chicago police to Mr. DeLeon’s nephew. who arrived from New York to aid In the search, t ■ 'li< : with that of the slain man. They til -o add that Mr. DeLeon carried 52,600 in i. -.i h in his pockets and wore jewelry '.Ai u< ■; .11 '■ Ki when he was last seen. I’ct Likely That He I-I. d Je dry. Mr D. I < on. alarmed over the •t-.r.nig, i.i-aupearance, told The Geor t ■ .in or i i ti>" telephone today that Mr. DeLion novel had any such jewelry. G n< rail' . not much credence was pul ri the Chicago theory. Here is the Chi cago disnfitch: ( 'Hit'AGO. Aug. 24. —It is feared lure tout Moise DeLeon, contractor ot Atlanta. Ga.. who came to Chi cago August 7. may have Keen the unidentified man who was found , a-.hi in the pathway of an automo iil . Twenty-second street and A- i on avenue August 22, Tip di i-ription of the Atlanta hu im -man as furnished the po lii'" In , nephew who arrived |)ere from Nt w York today tallies w ith ■mi of ihi -lain man DeLeon ,n ri< d .ir iiH" in cash in his pock ms lino wore jewelry valued at w iten he was last seen. 'm the night of August 22 a man loum! cut and unconscious ,i nr -treet His pockets were > It.- ci ’thing appeared to ’ cii lifled. A large black t •■i’ii’p. i r wa seen speeding from i • m if the tragedy, f is held i’’’.t.nbi' that the man may have • I lam hy auto bandits and tmm left dead m the streets. X fits-p iti-i’ from Chicago late this ..fiprnoon d-clnred that Mr. DeLeon’s r nhev na'l visited the morgue and ti-tt *h” body of the automobile victim there was tic; .Mr. Deleon. Del."mi's affairs we e thrown into ‘n< hands of receivers lo de." by the Fulton National bank, wi: r it b ’c imt- known that h" had >■■■< n m.'. st»rimi«|v missing since Au gu. i !•. sod (hat hotn Chicago and the wilds of Michigan are being vainly searched f or trac° of him Ri mid Ttansom and H L, Fraser were r.a'iied receivers by Judge Bell in su:> rior court immediately on (he filing of *he p ttion and at once took charge of th. business of th 1 ' missing man No Question of DeLeon s Solvency. T! • :-uit wan instituted by the hank on the ground that it Is one of D?- i . up s heaviest creditors, and theri- la -o or. ■ in Atlanta authorized to assume y.is r , aponHibilities. There was no q i ’i’ ll is to the contractor s solvency. i hough the petition set out that Dc u owed the hank J 17.500 sei tired I. promlstor' notes and had 119,000 (.utsi Hiidli'.g Ind’ btedm-s, It further set on that h" 'A v» ■4-sed of ample property t The action war only taken. It was . . t.i i<. p ihi iiff.ii'a of im la, in in trmi falling into tin hinds Continued on Papa Two. MERKLE’S HOME RUN WINS 3-TO - 2 GAME PITTSBURG PA.. Aug. 24. When Fred Merkle, of the Giant team, smack ed the ball over left field fence with Doyle and Murray on bases he won a hard fought game for the New York team from Pittsburg. The score was 3 to 2. and, except in this inning, McGraw's men were helpless before the Pirate hurler. Both clubs used two hurlers and to the grand work of Mathewson the Giants can attribute their victory. He relieved the failing Wiltse in the last of the seventh and held Fred Clarke's men safe to the finish This gives the Giants four straight Vic tories over the Pirates and makes it look extremely doubtful if their lead will ever be overcome by the Cubs. A team which can win four games in a row from the Pirates in their present strong condition will hardly be headed in the National league this year. FIRST INNING. Snodgrass sent a hot one to Byrne that the latter knocker down and by a fast thrown to Miller beat the runner. Doyle hit to Adams and was out at first. Beck er flied to Carey. NO RUNS, NO HITS. NO ERRORS. Bryne out, Herzog to Merkle. Carey singled to center and took second on Becker's fumble. Hoffman out. Wiltse to Merkle. Carey was held on second. Wagner walked. Miller singled to cen ter, scoring Carey, but Becker's good throw’ io Herzog caught Wagner trying to reach third. ONE RUN, TWO HITS. ONE ERROR. SECOND INNING. Murray was easy. Wagner to Miller. Merkle fanned. Butler was under Her zog's fly back to second. NO RUN'S, NO HITS. NO ERRORS. Wilson singled to right. Butler forced Wilson. Wiltse to Fletcher. Gibson forced Butler at second. Doyle to Fletcher. Snodgrass took care of Adams' long fly. NO RUNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS. THIRD INNING. Myers fouled out to Gibson Fletcher flied to Hoffman. Wagner's long throw to Miller just nipped Wiltse. NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS. Byrne walked. Carey worked Byrne on to second by a well-placed sacrmce. Herzog to Merkle Wiltse threw Hoff man out at first, Byrne going to third. Wagner's long fly was neatly handled by Snodgrass. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS FOURTH INNING. Snodgrass out. Miller unassisted. Doyle went out the same way. Becker opt, Butler to Miller. NO KUNS, NO HITS. NO ERRORS. Milldr filed to Murray Wilson filed to Becker. Butler out. Doyle to Merkle. NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS FIFTH INNING. Murray was called out on strikes. Mer kle died to Wilson. Herzog flied to ler NO RUNS. NO HITS, NO ERRORS. Gibson out. Doyle to Merkle. Adams almost knocked Wiltse down by a hard smash, hut Hooks got it and threw Rabe out at first. Becker was tinder Byrne's long fly. NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO ER RORS. SIXTH INNING. Hungry Wagner took care of Myers when he raced over and caught his fly. Wagner to Miller retired Fletcher. Wiltse out, Butler to Miller. No RUNS. No HITS. NO ERRORS. Carey struck nut. Becker was cheered by the fans for his great one-handed run ning catch of Hoffman's long one to left center. Wagner doubled Io left. Her | zog knocked down Miller':- single, but : could not throw’ mtn out at first. Wagner I was held at third. Miller stole second 1 ■ ! RACING ENTRIES AT HILLCREST. FIRST -Selling, 5 furlong': Casano va 99, Spirella 104, Ponkatasset 104, Martha Alien 104, Gibbons 104. Field Flower 104, Johnnie Harris 107. SECOND—Selling, 5 furlongs: la?i la-ita 103. Boatie 106, Sheriff Gruenin ger loS. Tommie Thompson 10S, Kyle 109, Satin Boner 109. Curious 111 I HlßD—Selling, 4 furlongs: Onrico 98. Gertrude Malone! 104. Mother 103, ' Henous 103. Porcui ine 105, Laura A. 109, Donation 109, Doctor Holiis 111, Rodtnan 111, The Follies 114. FOURTH- Selling. 5 furlongs igloo 103, Chess 105, Minnie Bright 110, Rus ticana 110. Grenesque 110, Donovan 112, McAndrews 112, Cousin Petei 107, Sir Mincemeat 112 FlFTH—Selling, 6 furlongs Con earne 104, Dorothy Webb 107, Rinda 107. Noon 109, Glipian 109, Kaufntan 109 .Mapleton 109, Star Fishland 109, Argonaut 112, Emperor William 112. SIXTH -Selling, 6 1-2 furlongs, sell ing: Nadamas 100, Chilton Trance 105, Little Maria 105, Dippet 105, Madriver 105, Roland Pardee 107, Strike 110, Lit tle Erne 110, Jim 110. SEVENTH 5 furlongs, selling. Fa therola 95, Barrette 108, Martie 103, Lu cetta 104, Chilton Squaw 104, Song of Rocks 104, Starboard 106, Walter ' Welles 109. Imprudent 109, Inferno Queen 109. EIGHTH—7 furlongs, selling: Stick pin 100, I’ish Kid 107. Chippew ayan 110, Duncraggan 110, Faneuil Hall 112, I Sanctum 112, Radiation 112. Volsol 112, Starlet Pimpernel 115 No conditions. AT BUTTE. IT RST —Futurity, selling. .1 year olds ' and up originate: Amargosa 115, Burning Bush 112, '!< n» Wood 112 Roh. ci' Mitchell 11' Menden 112 Odd Rose 110, Frieze 110, Frog Eye 108, lardy Mini 103. yuern Ruth 103. Gerties 103. SECOND- Selling 4 furlongs, maid en 2 ><ai olds: Sierra 106, Henor Lo ren to 106, Ba'hfui Hettle I'ls, Marie Goia lt's. Kalla.l 102. Vfrco 10’ THIRD Selling. mil' 3 tear nidi aid up Hawley 10.< Aftermitn lu4, Littleton lot, 8 air Louise 102 Uscuro GIANTS— ab. r. h. po. a. e. Snodgrass, If .... 3 0 1 2 1 0 i Doyle, 2b3 1 10 3 0 Becker, cf.4o 0 3 1 0 i Murray, rf4 1 13 0 0 Merkle. 1b 4 1 2 6 0 0 ’ Herzog, 3b 2 0 1 4 3 0 Meyers, c 4 0 0 4 0 1 . Fletcher, ss2 0 0 2 1 0 1 Wiltse. p 200030 1 Mathewson, p. ... 1 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 29 3 624 13 1 i PITTSBURG— ab. r. h. po. a. e. Bayrne. 3b. 3 0 0 0 1 0 Carey, If 2 11 2 0 0 . Hoffman, cf 3 0 0 1 0 0 Wagner, st 2 11 130 Miller, Ib. 4 0 2 14 0 0 Wilson, rs 4 0 1 3 0 0 Butler, 2b4 0 I 1 3 0 Gibson, c3O 1 400 Simon, tOOOOOO *’ t Hyattl 00000 ' Adams, p 2 0 0 0 1 0 *Donlinl 0 1 000 Camnitz, p 0 0 0 0 1 9 Totals 29 2 8 27 9 0 **Batted for Simon in ninth. *Batted for Adams in seventh. Score by innings: PITTSBURG .100 001 000—2 8 0 NEW YORK . 000 000 300—3 5 1 I : SUMMARY: Two-base hits—Wagner, Butler. Three-base hit—Herzog. Home run—Merkle. ' Hits—Off Wiltse. sin 5 innings; off Adams. 4 in 7 innings. Struck out—By Wiltse 2, Mathewson 1. Adams 1. I Bases on balls—Off Wilte 1. Sacrifice hit—Carey. Stolen base—Miller. and on Meyers' bad throw to get Wagner the Dutchman crossed the plate and Miller reached third. Wilson fanned. ' ONE RUN, TWO HITS. ONE ERROR SEVENTH INNING. Snodgrass flied to Carey Doyle sin ' gled over Millers head. Recker fouled • out to Gibson. Murray's short fly fell safe in front of Hoffman as the latter lost it in the sun. Merkle hit over left field fence for a home run, scoring behind ’ Doyle and Murray. Herzog tripled to center. Meyers fouled to Gibson. THREE RUNS, FOUR HITS. NO ERRORS. Mathewson now pitching for New’ York Butler fouled to Meyers Gibson singled to right. Donlon batted for Adams and Mensor ran for Gibson. Donlin, batting ' for Adams, singled to left. Mensor, who 'ran for Gibson tried to go to third, hut was out, Snodgrass to Herzog, Donlin reaching second Byrne fanned. NO RUNS, TWO HITS. NO ERRORS. EIGHTH INNING. Camnitz now pitching and Simon 1 catching for Pittsburg. Fletcher out. Camnitz to Miller. Matthewson flied to Hoffman. Snodgrass beat out a tap over Camnitz's head and stole second. Doyle flied to Hoffman. NO RUNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS. Carey out. Doyle to Merkle. Hoffman was robbed of a hit by Murray’s great catch. He fell while grabbing the ball Wagner out, Herzog to Merkle NO . RUNS , NINTH INNING. Becker flied to Wilson. Murray died the same way. Merkle singled past' third. Merkle stole second Herzog walked. Meyers was easy. Camnitz to Miller. No RUNS Miller out. Fletcher to Merkle. Wilson out. Mathewson to Merkle. Butler dou bled to left. Hyatt, batting for Simon, lined straight into Herzog's hands No RUNS. 102. Miss Picnic 102, Lilly Paxton 100, McAlan 98, Florence Kripp 90, Ft >1 RTH—Selling. 3 year olds and un: Cool 112. Butterball’lo9. Napanick 109. Tim Judge 109, Chanticleer 107, orba Smile 107, Definite 106, Frank G. Hogan 106, Valha! 105, Ben Greenleaf 103, Ulfrun 94. FIFTH Futurity, selling, 3 year olds and up: Richard Reed 115, Lee Har rison II 112, Master Guy 112, Lord (.'Un ion ’l2, Titus II 112. Decency 110. Ba nonica 110. Saltigrade 105, Mitnorioso 105. Sam Connor 100, Lawn 103. SIXTH Mile, selling. 3 year olds and up: The Monk 107. Ossian 107. Gibson 107. Hammer Away 107, Cabin 107. Ben Untas 105. Miss Korn 103. Mr. Butus 103. Susan F. 103. For Additional Entries see Page 3. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Buffalo (first game) It H E. Jersey Citv 010 onn 000 1 e, 2 Buffalo 300 001 01g t 7 2 Batteries. Manser. I roesehei anti Wells Holmes and Mitchell. Umpires, Muller and Guthrie. At Montreal: R H E Baltimore mo 102 000 .430 Montreal 000 110 000 -2 6 6 Batteries. Roth and Berger. Smith and Burns Umpires Matthews and Murray At Toronto: ft H. E Newark 000 >OO OOti I 7 2 Toronto 122 000 Oltx 4 11 2 Enzman, Dent and Smith Kent and Graham Umpires, Byron and Kelly At Rochester R. H g; Providence 100 000 001 2 6 0 Rochester 000 000 001 1 | 3 Lafitte and Street. Hughes and Blair Umpires, Wallen and Carpenter At Buffalo 'second garni*' ft II E Jersey fill irOl) ofit 1 •, I Buffalo 001 010 thy .1 6 3 M'llali Doeschsr and Rondeau, Stroud and Schurig I'rnplrer, Mullen and Guth- • ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1912. Crackers. 0 00 0 00002 - 261 Billikens.. 0 00 1 05 OOx -672 CRACKERS HAVE NO CHANCE WITH BILLS MONTGOMERY. ALA., Aug 24.-The tail-end Crackers hooked up here this afternoon with the Billikins. Here's how the game ran. THE GAME. FIRST INNING. Agler safe on Elberfeld's error. Bailey bunted to pitcher, forcing Agler. Brown to Elberfeld. Brown wil'd pitched, Bailey to second. Harbison fouled out to Mc- Allister. Alperman popped out to El berfeld. Stengel out, Harbison to Agler. Elber feld out. Alperman to Agler. Johnson out, Waldorf to Agler. SECOND INNING. McElveen fanned. Graham out. El berfeld to Danzig. Callahan out, ground ed to Danzig Elwert flied to Bailey, who made a sensational one-hand stab. Wares out. McElveen to Agler. Manning safe on Harbison's error and was out. Graham to Alperman, trying to steal. THIRD INNING. Lyons fanned. Waldorf fanned. Agler tiled to Manning Danzig walked; out. Graham to Har bison, trying to steal McAllister walk ed. Brown walked. Stengel out, Har bison to Agler. Elberfeld out, McElveen to Agler. FOURTH INNING. Bailey filed to Johnson. Harbison fan ned. Alperman flied to Stengel Johnson out, Alperman to Agler. El wert walked. Wares bunts aut, Waldorf to Agler. Manning beats out a slow one to Harbison. Danzig singles to left. El wert scored. Manning out at plate from Bailey to McElveen to Graham. ONE RUN. TWO HITS. FIFTH INNING. Bagley playing right field for Mont gomery McElveen fifed to Stengel. Gra ham fanned Callahan out. McAllister tn Danzig McAllister out. Alperman to Agler. Brown out. Waldorf to Agler Stengel out. Alperman to Agler. SIXTH INNING. Lynes out. Wares to Danzig. Waldorf tripled to deep right center Agler flied to Manning and Waldorf is doubled at plate. Manning to McAllister. ONE HIT, NO RUNS. Elberfeld walked. Bagby singled. El wert walked, filling bases Wares popped to Harbison. Manning singled to left. Elberfeld and Bagby scored. Klwert go ing to third and Manning to second on throw-in. Danzig doubled to left. El wert and Manning scored. McAllister singled to left, scoring Danzig. Brown fanned. McAllister out. Graham to Al perman trying to steal. FOUR HITS, FIVE RUNS SEVENTH INNING. Bailey fouled to McAllistei Harbison singled to left Alperman forced Harhl son. Elwert to wares. McElveen singled I to left. Graham flied out to Manning I Stengel flied to Lyons. Elberfeld lined out to Harbison Bagby tripled to right ! Elwert out, Harbison to Agler. EIGHTH INNING. Callahan out. Wares to Danzig Lyons fouled to Elwert Waldorf fouled out to Danzig Wares walked. Manning hunted out, | McElveen to Agler Danzig out Hat bi son to Agler McAllister out, McElveen ! to Agler. NINTH INNING. Agler singled to left. Bailey singled to j center. Harbison popped to Wares. Al j perman singled, and on Stenzel's error, Agler and Bailey scored. Alperman going to second McElveen fanned Graham out. Wares to Danzig. WINSHIP LOSES IN BtBB, MACON. GA.. Aug. 24.—A recount of the legislative race elects Minter Wim- | berly, Ben Fowler and Wallace Miller from Bibb county. The recount dis- I placed Nat Winship and substituted Miller. EMPEROR HAS GRIP. CASSEL. HESSE-NASSAU, Aug 24 Emperor William is suffering from an attack of influenza The attending physicians declare that there is no alarm and that the kaiser will have re covered in a few days. A few minor engagements have been cancelled. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Minneapolis (first game): R H E ’ Indianapolis . . 000 000 000 0 3 1 Minneapolis 100 001 00x 2 5 0 Batteries. Link and McKee: W eddell |; and Owens Umpires, Hayes and Ander son. At Milwaukee; R h e. Columbus . . 000 000 030 3 6 2 Milwaukee .100 021 00x —4 10 3 Cooper Quillian ami Smith, Slapmeka and Block Umpire.'. Handiboe and Fer guson M Kansas City RHE ‘ Toledo 000010 100 2 5 3 1 Kanxax Citj . ... .300 001 04x R 9 2 Krause and Living-ion Ithodes and I I O’Connor. I mpires. Connally and Spadr , At S' Paul RHE t LouiMVlilr 000 04! 006 II 13 3 , St Paul 103 100 000 f» 9 4 ; Muskiman aid Schlrr, Ixrov and Mar Hball empires. Chill and Irwin \1 Minneapolis <2d gamut R H I’. Indianapolis 02! ion 000 o t *• 1 < Mintuapolis 200 Ooh Oil 1 u 7 « i 'T Waddell, | * Young and Hw«>na I 'mplr<-. fringe and Andri «*■! CRACKERS— AB R H «•<> A « Agler, lb 4 11 15 0 0 Bailey, If 4 11110 Harbison, ss .. 4 0 1 3 4 1 Alperman. 2b.. 4 0 1 2 4 0 McElveen, 3b 4 0 1 0 5 0 Graham, c 4 0 0 2 3 0 Callahan, cf.... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Lyons, rs 3 0 0 1 0 0 Waldorf, p 3 0 1 0 3 0 Totals . 33 2 624 20 1 BILLIKENS— R H. RO A t Stengle, cf 3 0 0 1 0 1 Elberfeld, ss 3 1 0 2 11 Johnston, rs 2 0 0 1 0 0 Bagby, rf2 1 2 1 0 0 Elwert, 3b 2 2 0 11 0 Wares, 2b 2 0 0 2 3 0 Manning, 1f.... 3 1 2 3 1 0 Danzig, lb 4 1 2 7 0 0 McAllister, c .. 3 0 1 9 1 0 Brown, p 2 0 0 0 1 0 Totals . . 26 6 727 8 2 SUMMARY: Summary: Two-base hit. Panzig. three-base hits. Waldorf. Bagby; double plays. Manning io McAllister; struck out. by Waldorf I, by Brown 6; bases on balls, <»IT W aldorf 7; sacrifice hits, Wares, Man ning; wild pitch. Brown. RACES RESULTS. AT MONTREAL. First—W. T. Buckner, 1, first; Mattie L.. 2; Protagoras, 2. Also ran: Icicle, .Michael Rice, St. Avano, Morning Gliry. Second —Western Belle, 9-5, first; Ca lypte, 3-5; Irishtown, out. Also ran: Doll Baby, Lasaja Third —Von Lear, 2, first; Coalshoot, 2: Wilfred Gerdes, out. Also tan: Ex patriata, H M. Sabath. Howard Shean, Naughty Lad Fourth—lncision. 3, first; Johnny Wise, 2: Calethumpian, out. Also ran: I Christmas Daisy. Venn Von. Yankee i Lady, Double I'. Fisth —John Mars. 1, first; Watch Me. 6-5; Grace Me, 1. Also ran: Garden of Roses. Lillian Lee. Sea Swell. Sixth—Susan, 1-3, first; Jim Ray, 1; St. Agatha, 1. Also ran: Monsieur X. Miss Cardigan. Judge Snooks, Tee May Seventh—Evelyn Dorris, 2-3, first; Golconda, 1; New Star, 1-2. Also ran I Boob R , Edna Collins. Tender. AT HAVRE DE GRACE. First—Genesta, 5-2, first: Ringling. 3-5; Jonquil. 4. Also ran: Popgun. Chil | ton King, Strath. George Skall Honey 1 Bee. Insurance Man, (’apt Elliott, Doc Tracy. Second —Rosseau. 13-5, first; Shack leton, 1; Light o’ My Life, 3-5. Also ran: Sprite, Colonel Holloway. J. H. Houghton. Isadora, Springboard Third—Reybourne, 8-5, first; Pretend, 6; Sandhill, out. Also ran: Nonpareil Fourth —Guy Fisher. 2, first; Lahore, 2-5; Rolling Stone, out. Also rar Yel low Eyes. Fifth—Tea Rose, 3, first: Viento. 6: Jewel of Asia. 1. Also ran Get Up. Aurlflce. Repeat. Yenghee, Spring Up, t'adeau Big Dipper, Stockton, Mary Ann K., Booth Stanley. Montressor, file Turks, Sixth—Amalfi. 7-10, first; Gates, 4; Mud Hill, 6-5. Also raq: Patrick S. Ac cord, Norbltt, Mindinette, Hedge Rose, Billy Vandevere, Agamenticus. Mnltk< AT TORONTO. First—Breastplate, 5-2, first; Court Belle. 4; Satin Bowel, 1-2. Also ran I < MitclasHPd. Malachi, (’ourttown H and I Longus. Second —Fleece, 6, first; Rodman, 1; Porcupine, 2. Also ran Prince Larix. Etna, Onrico, Strlte. Hanous. Third—Venetian, 3-2, first; Rinda. 2-3; Duke of Bridgewater, 2-3. Aso ran: Gremsque. Mapleton, Dual Fourth —Chilton Trance, 4. first; Mad River, 1; Tackle, out. Also ran Min nie Bright Fifth—Concame. 8, first, Imprudent, 1-2; Rusticana. out. Aho ran Smirk. Inferno Quern Sixth —Fatherola, 3-2, first; Volzel, 2; May Bride, 3-2. \ - rai G ' (’amarada, Bodkin. Lucctta. Seventh —Radiation. 5-2. first; Bit of Fortune, 2-3; Rose O’Neil, out. Also ran Little Erne, S<arh4 Plmpcrnell Eighth—Jim L., 3, first; Leialoha. 4«5; Roland Pardo®, 2-5. Also ran Pfeinlng. Mothe Kaufman Tornmi • Thompson AT BUTTE First—-PjrneH Girl, 2, first; Kiora 1-2; Morada, 2. V <» .hi. \ih.i | Ulif ti Jom h Port Mahon- , Sir Rrlnk h Kinfolk El Tor.. Second—-Britton, 8, first; Letitia, 8-5; | FINAL a SOUTHERN LEAGUE | AT BIRMINGHAM: RHE BIRMINGHAM 00001....- CHATTANOOGA 0 10 0 0...... . . Prough and Yantz; Grover and Noyes. Umpires, Fitzsimmons and Kellum. AT NEW ORLEANS: R H E NEW ORLEANS 0 0 0 3 0...... MEMPHIS 00000...... . Wagner and Haigh: Newton and Tonneman Umpires. Stockdale-Tfenninger AT MOBILE: R. H. «. MOBILE 3 0 0 0 . NASHVILLE 00 0 0 - . . ’ Berg<-r and Dunn; Case and Glenn. Umpires, Hart and Rnriderham. F SO. ATLANTIC LEAGUE AT ALBANY: R. h. I ALBANY 511100000- 8 12 0 MACON 0 02000000-2 5 2 Pruitt and Kimball. Martin and Matthews Umpire. Pender AT COLUMBIA: R . H. C COLUMBIA 000000 1 20- 3 8 3 JACKSONVILLE 222000 0 01-7 12 1 Barrett and Menefee; Thackam and Smith Umpire, Clark. AT SAVANNAH: " R. H. E FIRST GAME. SAVANNAH 01000100x-2 4 1 COLUMBUS 0 00000000-0 1 0 Schultze and Geibel; Weldell and Krebs. Umpires, Barr and Kelly. SECOND GAME. SAVANNAH 000 0 11 00x - 2 6 1 COLUMBUS 1 0 0 00 0 00 0 -1 2 2 Schultz and Geibel; McCormick and Krebs. Umpires, Bair and Kelley. AMERICAN LEAGUE ~ AT BOSTON: R. H. K. CLEVELAND 000101011-4 7 3 BOSTON 3 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 x - 8 9 5 Gregg and O'Neill, Wood and Cady. Umpires, O'Loughlln and Westervelt. AT NEW YORK: R. H. E. CHICAGO 020000004-6 13 3 NEW YORK 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 3 x -7 10 2 White and Sohalk; Ford and Sweeney T’mpires, O'Brien and Dineen. AT PHILADELPHIA: R. H. E. FIRST GAME: ST. LOUIS 001001000-2 6 1 PHILADELPHIA 11 3 0 0 0 2 2 x - 9 13 2 Napier, Wlhnan and KricheH; and Lapp. T’mpires, Connally and Hart. SECOND GAME. ST. LOUIS 00 0 00 0 1 00 -1 5 2 PHILADELPHIA 00 0 200 000 2 7 0 Powell and Alexander; Coombs and Egan Umpires. Hart and Connally. Detroit-Washington game not scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS Won. Ix>st P.O. CLUBS Won. Lost. PC. New York 81 33 .711 Cincinnati 53 63 457 Chicago v . 7.5 39 «5« Kt. Lou’s 51 64 .443 Pittsburg j. •• 47 48 536 Brooklyn 42 73 .365 Philadelphia 55 57 491 Boston 33 80 .292 AT ST. LOUIS: R. H. K. BROOKLYN 000003000-3 10 3 ST. LOUIS 1 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 x -7 8 0 Stack and Phelps. Sallee and Wingo Umpires, Eason and Bush. AT CINCINNATI: R. H. K. PHILADELPHIA 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 5 1 CINCINNATI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 2 Rixey and Killifer; Fromme and McLean. Umpires. Johnstone and Emslie AT CHICAGO: R. H, E. BOSTON 101001021-6 14 2 CHICAGO 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 - 4 10 0 Tyler and Kling. Lavender and Archer Umpires. Rigler and Finneran McLoughlin Is Winner Over Clothier While Johnson Beats Behr NEWPORT, R. 1., Aug 24. The two semi-finals In the all-comers national lawn tennis championship tournament were played here today Maurice Mc- Loughlin the Californian, defeated William J Clothier, the national cham pion of 1906. 8-6, 6-2, 6-3. 6-4. while Wallace F Johnson, the former inter - collegiate champion of the University of Pennsylvania. defeated Karl H Behr former internationalist and one of tin Titanic survivors, 4 6, 6-0, 6-3, 6-2. Hasel C„ 4-b. Also urn Seven Full D'-scemiant, Decency. Hugh Gray. 'll - - II Git) on. Gond Intent. Auto Girl. Thud—Enfield, first; Uncle Ben, Daddy Gip. 2 CENTS EVERYWHERE £, a o v re nc R. H. E. AUTO CRASHES INTO I POST; TWO WOMEN IN IT ARE UNINJURED John McMillan, of 241 West Peach tree street, while driving his sister and a companion of hers in an automobile, ran the machine into a post a{ the cor ner of Peachtree street and North ave. nue today about noon The front of the automobile was torn off, but no one was injured. Young McMillan was coming toward town. At the corner where the acci dent occurred a policeman was crossing the street. McMillan veered the ma chine and it turned too sharply, striking the post. KAMMERSTEIN IS OFFERED MILLION FOR A THEATER Aug 24 An English syn. rlli ate headed by Max Rarrlnnff hits cabled fiscal Hrimme. sieln an offer of II /trio.mm f,u his London opera house. The syndicate made a dr posit of 4410.- tt'i'i .is all evidence of good faith.