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TUESDAY, SEPT. 22. CLEVELAND NOW LEADING IN AMERICAN LEAGUE '«STEP BUCK • FOB FOE IPS TttJBSS reiSTROIT. Mich. Wagner's home mo in the ninth, after Gassier had and Cravath had walked, de (e9l Monday's game, though Detroit Na> a good hid fov a tie in th 3 B>°' . The home club played its first an( j'ess game in nearly a month, aneiell and Killian both pitched pre Bush's fielding featured. God Boston. ham AB. H. R. P.O. A.E. ture 2b 4 t *) T ,lb 4 o o o 3 l pre"* c< 4 0 0 2 1 0 on-« - 1 2 5 0 in, lb 4 l 9 3 1 0 Jr.cl 0 3 1 0 ‘Tell, p 3 0 0 1 2 1 B‘tabs 31 ti 4 27 18 3 F 1 Detroit. I AB. H. R. P.O. A.E. fntyrr. If 4 0 0 2 0 0 liefer, 3b 4 1 2 1 2 0 4 vfOrd, cf 4 2 l 4 0 0 jj, rs 4 0 0 1 0 0 ?small, lb 3 1 0 9 1 0 « lias, c 4 0 0 2 1 1* ji, ss 3 1 0 4 3 0 ms. 2b 3 1 0 2 2 0 lan, p 3 0 0 2 1 0 ‘otals 32 6 3 27 10 0 Pore: R H E F it. . . . .000 001 002—3 (1 0 P,n 000 010 003—4 6 3 c.lian and Thomas; Burchell and is-. Time, 1.35. Umpire, Evans. be Nt Summary: so base hits, Rossman. the, base hits, McConnell and Cra thf un ■ runs. Wagner. ifice hits, Rossman and Stahl. B cn bases, Gessler. 1 ible plays. Bus.* and Rossman. Tt on bases. Detroit 3, Boston 4. irst base on balls, off Killian 3. Irst base on errors, Detroit 2. ruck out, by Killian 1, Burchell 2, nipire, Evans, ime, 1:35. Browns 5, Senators 0. T. LOUIS.—St. Louis took a poor ie from Washington. 5 to 0. Kee was hit hard, and the infield gave indifferent support, ora: R H E 1,0ui9 020 001 20*—5 10 0 1 hington. . .000 000 000 —0 0 5 jwell and Spencer; Keeley and et. Time,' 1.27. KeriD „d Sheridan. White Sox 2. Athletics 0. CHICAGO.— Chicago shut out Phil delphia here Monday. 2to 0 The itors were unable to hit Walsh un the latter innings, while the locals °d two runs by bunching one hit a pass and a sacrifice in ‘he and a wild throw and three er in the eighth. >re: H H E go. . . . .100 000 01*—2 5 2 deiphia. . .000 000 000—0 3 4 Ish and Sullivan; Schlitzer and rs. Time, 1.50. Umpire, O’l^ough ' Naps 5, Yankees 3. 'VEJLAND. Cleveland opened * iw York series Monday with a 5 tictorv, going Into first place. 8 earns played ragged ball. Ber -las hit safely In every inning Oj. Outside of the fifth he was 1 in pinches and New York had p men on bases. Lake started ® 11 for New York hut Cleveland 1 d four hits and a sacrifice with ’ srror in the fourth and scored ' ns. Warhop finished the game inked sh e locals. Birmingham, *atted in the winning runs, ’ in the field. *n the figures wen up showing * had defeated Detroit there Most Expert Tailoring # Light weight materials strictly for summer days or the medium weights for more general use—All styles are here. * Handsomely tailored by UXION MEN. A trial order will make you a permanent cus tomer. I ' Howe (& Co. Harison Building. Herzog, of the Giants, is here shown sliding into third base by a steal. He is one of the members of the team who has come right to the front within the last few weeks. NAPS ANO ATHLETICS PRACTICE IN MOBILE 1 MOBILE, Ala.—The Cleveland and Philadelphia teams of the American League will uo their spring training in this cty. Cleveland reports here for practce on March 1. 190 J, and will remain two weeks. They will come about thirty strong, under the leadership of Napoleon Lajoie. The Philadelphia Athletics come on March 15, 1909, and will finish out the month. ♦ • ♦ STANDING Or CLUBS ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦**♦♦♦♦♦ National League. Won. Lost. P. CL New York 87 48 .62.5 Chicago 89 53 .624 Pittsburg 87 54 .6L7 Philadelphia 73 63 .536 Cincinnati 67 72 .482 Boston 57 82 .410 Brooklyn 48 90 .348 St. Louis 47 92 ,338 American League. Wou. Lost. P. CL Cleveland 81 60 .571 Detroit 79 53 .572 Chicago 80 61 .567 St. Louis 77 62 .554 Boston 66 72 478 Philadelphia 65 72 .174 Washington 59 75 .437 New York . .. ..46 91 .336 WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY National Chicago in New York. Pittsburg in Brooklyn. Cincinnati in Philadelphia. St. Louis in dtost'-n. American Poston in Detroit. Phl'adilphia in Chicago. New York in Cleveland. Washington in St Louis. INQUISITIVE. "One hnlf of the world doesn't know how the other half lives,” observed the moralzer. “How provoking." exclaimed Mrs. Oossyp.—Lippincott's. was a great outburst of ehcpring. Seore: R H K New York. . . . fiOO 030 000-3 9 3 Cleveland. . . .100 400 00*—fc 8 3 l.ake, Warhop and Blair; Berger and Bern!*. Time, 1.40. Umpires, Connolly and Egan. SLIDING INTO THIRD FIFTY THOUSAND FANS WILL SEE GIANTS PLAY (By Sam Crane.) NEW YORK. -When the Giants and Cubs begin their first game of the double header at the Polo Grounds this after noon, 50,000 fans will be on hand to wit ness the progress of the struggle of the series which will practically decide the winner of the National League pennant. Thirty-five thousand people will be crowded into the grounds, 12,000 more will watch the game from the top of Coogan's bluff, while fully 3,000 will find room to witness the proceedings from the elevated tracks. Aftd what a strug gle it will be. A>oth teams are in gratia condition and it will be light, fight, fight from the rail of the first game until the last man is out in the second battle. There is no more cause for till the cold feet shown yesterday by local fans over the defeat of the Giants by the Pirates than there was on Saturday. Of course, tne Cubs brace of victories over the Phillies sort o’ put a spice of doubt into the situation, but only enough to add a little bit more interest, to the season of baseball that has been so replete with sensations as to the historical. In fact, the season of 1908 will go down in the history Of the national game as one that has been of more interest to the public than any year probably since the game reached such prominence. Large crowds are waiting for the gates to open today. O’BRIEN BOXES LANGFORD BEFORE BESI PAYING CLOB NEW YORK. —jack O'Brien and Sam Langford have been matched lo meet before the club that offers the best inducements for six rounds or a longer distance. The men havo agreed to ewigh in at 165 pounds at 8 o'clock on the night of the fight, pro vided the fight is for six rounds. If for a longer distance they will weigh In at 159 pounds at 3 o'clock. The terms as to weight were dic tated by Langford, who refused to do 158 pounds for a fight of six round*. Bids for the fight will be open until Friday of thl# week. MISS SUTTON MAY CARRY A TENNIS TEAM ABROAD NEW YORK.—It Is rumored that Miss May Sutton will be requested to lead a team of American women ten nis players In an Invasion of the Eng lish tennis courts next season. The object, of the proposed trip, it Is said, is to revive the woman's International matches. Distilled water. The purest water on the market, at 4c per ga'lon, de livered. Interstate Ice and Fuel Co. If you want 'he best Domestic Coal, order Clinehfield through your deal er or of the Clinehfield Coaf Cor poration, Charlotte, N. (’. ■ ... » - ■ prayed for local option. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. One thousand temperance workers of Indiana assem bled In the corridors of the state house and prayed for the passage of a county loeal option hill. 'I tie demonstration was arranged by the Ariti-kaioori League anti those present Ineluoed ministers, Sunday sehool teachers and many women. Tutt’sPills Stimulate ths TOIfPID LIVIP, strengthen ha dlycstlva organa, regulate the Npwsls, and are ua> equaled aa aa 4NU-BIUOCS MFDICINF, In malarial districts their virtues are widely recognlr.ed, as *he> pone acts peculiar properties In Vtslng the system from that poison «if gantly sugar coated. Idlfi NO Silbhlilllia THE AUGUSTA HERALD. PIRATES MADE IT AN EVEN BREAK MTHJIANTS NEW YORK —The Pittsburgs niadi ii two out of four from New York Monday In a game in which both Mathewson and Willis pitched In su perb form. Hits by Wilson, Gibson and Clark gave the Pittsburg two runs In the third inning. These three men were the only ones who got on base ai all for P'ttsburg. The New Yorks made th’dr one run on ,i hit batsman, McCormick's double act! an Infield out. Score 1! H E Pittsburg. . . .00? 000 000—2 3 1 New York. . . .000 Oio 000 —1 2 1 Wi'llß and Gibson; Mathewson and Bresnahan. Time, 1.20. Umpires, Kiem and O’Dav. Cub* Win Two. PHILADELPHIA—Chicago won both games of a double header here Monday, the first going ten Innings and the second being decided In the ninth. In the first game Kroh ont pltched Sparks, but he was taken out In the ninth to permit Howard to hat when Philadelphia was leading. How ard singled, took second on Hayden's single, and scored on Schulte's single Ilofman tripled In the tenth and scored on Overall's sacrifice fly. Kllrig walked, took second on a aaerltie and scored on a fumble bv Kuala*. , The second game remained a tie un til the ninth, when Chance walked and took second a sacrifice In try ing lo catch Chance napping al see ond, McQulUln threw wild and Os borne fumbled the ball, Chance scor Ing. Score, first game: R II K Chicago. . . .000 000 001 2 3 it 2 Phil 000 001 000 0 1 4 1 j Kroh, Overall and Kllng; Spark-! and Dooln, Time, 1.35. Umpires, [ Knislle and Johnstone. Score, second game. R II K Chicago 101 000 001 - 3 ti L Philadelphia. . .200 000 000 2 5 4 Coakle.v and Kling; MeQtilllln and Dooln. Time, 1.20 Umpires, John stone and Kmslie. Dodgers 8, Cardinals 3. BROOKLYN. St. ixuils finished up its season with Brooklyn Monday as ternnon, being defeated by a score of S to 3. Rucker was hit freely in the third Inning, hut lino fielding kept the score down. Score: R II K St. Louis. . . .021 000 000 3 7 4 Rrooklyn. . .100 401 02*- 8 7 2 l.ush, Sallee, Raymond and Dlls' Hucker and Farmer. Time, 1.50 Umpire, Owens. Rads 8. Doves 5. BOSTON -Cincinnati won th<- third straight game from Boston Monday. X to 5, batting McCarthy freely and taking advantage of For guson’s wildness. O'Toole, a new pitcher, secured from Brockton, was given a try-out by the visitors but lucked control. Score: RUE Cincinnati. , . .201 020 300 8 8 i Boston 031 100 000J5 8 I O'Toole, Dubec and Hchlei; McCar thy, Ferguson and Brabant and Low • Titian. Time, 1.48, Umpire, Rlgler. PROGRESSION Old fashioned families. Thirteen nr morn, Often they counted More than a score. New fashioned families Number but few, Three Is the limit, Oft attar two. Boon *h#y win fully, I'm hefting hoo<ll*, Only h mu and A pn nnd h po<wll# -Natihviiu American.* DOBBS STARTS OFF EARLY SIGNING MEN Johnny Dobbs, mnnngrr of the Chatte noogi-. Kisebnll loam in the South At lantic League, has started off signing mm with prospects of having a good team. It has been announced that he has inned “Diamond” Jot* Rickert. the Pel ican out fielder; Huber, the Pelican shorl top, and "Ginger” Dlnrk. pitcher. The purchase price for these three nit'll was SI,OOO “THE PROOPS” What basis is there for the state ment that then* Inis been no real treatment for kidney disease'" Tin- medical term for kidney dls onse Is NEPHRITIS, which means In flammation of the kidneys, am till recently then* was nothing that would illiiv kidney inflammation. niit there are many '.id'.iey medi cines so called, an t man- people with klfliiej iroubl ■ K ■ will. Recall*.* it commonly Act;, well ’"Medical writers now declare that Kirillov disease develops so unc >• selously that, as a rule, tt Is ,al vanned before It is discovered (see "Medical Brier," P .„ rv Thev admit that in the secondar Slam- they have no specific for It <*«<- Mime amhorlty. same page) That this Is ll'm* Is also shown by the om-mous gi'ovfti *d the census deaths Irom kidney disorders- now over ITo p*T U»v. How ihoii can any of iho old * \ mo l-idney iip’dichios ho considered cures?" After two years i.t iiucto and exp* »i --mmU ihe late -lohu l- Fulton was the first man in the world to discover a compound that by direct action on the kidney tissues allays Kid»t*9> iuflaiu mfttlon. Kubon's Renal Compound ns il is (.ailed, is controlling kidney disease, both in the first and second stages, that were never known before to rc ppond to medicine. Literature mailed free. JNO. .1. FULTON CO., Oakland, Cal. Alexander Drug Co., 708 Broad St., are our sole local agents. Ask for Hi Monthly Bulletin of Into recoveries. HE WAS A BEN' ICIARY. "Oh! yen; Hklnner wns a haneflclury under old KoxWn will. ‘I didn’t know he whi r. relative of Roxley'i.' "He wasn't; but be was attorney for h relative.” Philadelphia Press. 0 Augusta Brewing Co.’s Near BEER. “BOOST AUGUSTA” " '■ ' . Li-J ■ ■■ ■■ Boost Augustas Manufactories Leave Your Money at Home. ■ i Augusta Brewing Co. Clearing House Certificates In removing the cases of unused Certificates from the cellar of the Georgia Railroad Bank today, quite a number of the Certifi cates were lost; many being found on the streets afterwards. This notice is given the public to warn them against receiving these Certificates from anyone, as all but ninety-seven dollars of those issued last year have been redeemed. Augusta Clearing House Association By Kill IS h. BROWN. Manafler. September 8. 1908. COMING f*w soon J^NORMAN HACKETT IN CLASS $r I MATES w DISINFECTANTS NOW IS fill TIME lOISL TtILM SUN SANIIARY FLUID. The Ideal disinfectant. True deod orizer and germicide; a powerful anti septic and purifier for the sanitary purification of dwellings, schools, hos pitals, water closets, sinks, slaughter houses, stables, etc. One pint 20c Oik* quart ...,35c One gallon SI.OO Five gallons, per gal 75c Special prices made on Barrels. N. L. WILLET SEED COMPANY 309 JACKSON ST. ’Phone 498, JUST TRY IT PAGE FIVE Amusements. Gentry Urns.’ FAMOUS SHOWS mi BALL PARK. Ihursday. Sept. 24 800 Animal Actora——2oo. • 3 Big European Acts——3 The Great- Steiner Troupe. M. Sellc De Ocsch, Queen of the Air. The Comedy Weylers. Two Performances, Rain or Shine. Air-Dome POLITE VAUDEVILLE Best Show In Town. ALL THIS WEEK. THE LEIGHS, Musical Maid and Juggling Trams, GILBERT SARONY, Character Comedian JOHN L. DAPP, Singing and Dancing Comedian. Pathe's Fareres Moving Pictures, Admission 5 and 10 cents 3 Performances dally, 7:30 to 11:30 Guhlhvuh Adolphus naremied tho throne til sixteen; before he was thir ty four he whh one el the great rulers of Europe.