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8
There Is Manv a Man Who Has His Price but Who Never Seems Able to Get It
+GEORGIAY SPORTS COVERED 4 EXPERTS
ATLANTA BEATS GULLS, 2-1
PERRYMAN HURLS GAME
MOBILE, ALA May 20.—Two
fimely singles by “Hack'” Eibel gave
the Crackers a 2 to 1 victory over
the Gulls in the fourth and final
game »f their series. Eibel delivered
esie of his hits in the third and an
other in the fifth. Both resulted in
tgllies. Perrv's homer in the sixth
metted Lord’s men their only tally
.Perryman hurled for the Crackers
and was in great form. He was op
meged by Robertson
‘Wearly 1,500 fans turned out to
witness the struggle
5 FIRST INNING.
MeCennell sent a high one to Lord
Yor an' easy o'it. Kircher grounded
to- O'Dell and was out to Hudnall
Walchonce fouled to O'Dell. NO
RUNS, NO HITS,
O'Dell popped out to Jennings., Per
»y. grounded out to Eibel, unassisted,
Kirby popped to Kircher. NO RUNS,
o mr‘g.
e | SECOND INNING.
Leng walked. Flanagan sacrificed,
O'Dell to Hudnall. Jennings popped
a foul to Schmidt. Eibel singled to
hf_tf seoring Long. Dunn lined ou:
t 9 O'Dell.: ONE RUN. ONE HIT.
‘Lord walked on four low ones.
Bekhmidt grounded to Jennings, forc
ing .Lord. at second to McConnell
Hudeall struck out. Schmidt went
out stealing, Dunn to Jennings. NO
RUNS. NO HITS.
THIRD INNING.
Perryman was retired on sirikes
ucsonne)l grounded out, O’'Dell to
Haudnall. Kircher went out the same
way: NO RUNS. NO HITS.
Miller popped to Kir~her. Dobard
singled to left. Robertson popped to
Kirchet, and Dobard was doubled off
first. 'NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
FOURTH INNING.
* Welchonce grounded out, Perry to
Hudnall. l.ong hit a high one to lLord
and, was an easy out., Flanagan sent
@ line drive to iKrby. NO RUNS.
NO HITS.
ODell hit a hot one to left fleld for
a s.ngle, Perry sacrificed, Perryman
1o Jennings. Kirbby grounded out,
MeConnell to Eibel. Lord hit a line
drive to right fleld. Flanagan jumped
up, getting it with one hand. NO
RUNE. ONE HIT.
sami s FIFTH INNING.
Jennings singled to left On
Schmidt's wild throw to second, Jen
nings reached third. Eibel singled to
center, Jennings scoring. Dunn sac
rificed and was out, O’'Dell to Hudnall.
Perryman fanned. McConnell ground
ed to Perry and was out to Hudunall.
ONE RUN. TWO HITS.
. schmidt fanned. Hudnall grounded
to Jennings, and was out to Eibel
Miller walked. Dobard hit a hot
gqnnder to Jennings, who forced
iller at second. NO RUNS. NO
HITS.
SIXTH INNING.
Kircher fleid to O'Dell. Welchonce
fifed to Kirby. Long grounded out,
mlrd to Hudnail. NO RUNS. NO
8.
Robertson fanned. O'Dell flied to
Welchonce. Perry sent & high fly to
rvight flield, which hit on top of the
lo‘ee and bounded over for a home
run. Kirby popped to Jennings. ONE
RUN. ONE HIT.
SEVENTH INNING.
Flanagan grounded to Perry and
was out to Hudnall. Rudderham or
dered Welchonce out of the game f{or
yelling at him from the bench, .Jen
nings sent a high fly to Lord. Eibel
ﬂlcgto Kirby, a high one. NO RUNS.
NO HITS.
Holland was sent to third and
Kircher to center. l.ord sent a high
one to L.ong for an easy out. Schmidt
guundcd out, Jennings to Eibel.
pdnall grounded out, McConnell to
Wbel. NO RUNS, NO HITS
EIGHTH INNING.
Dunn flied out to Kirby. Perrvman :
struck out. McConnell lald down a
neat single to right. Kircher flled
out to Kirb: NO RUNS, ONE HIT. !
Miller grounded out, McConnell to
Eibdl. Dobard popped a foul to Hol
land. Robertson doubled to deep cen
ter. O'Dell grounded to Holland, who
fumbled, and he was safe at first,
Robertson going to third Perry
grounded to Jennings forcing O'Dell
te MeConnell. NO RUNS, ONE HIT.
o NINTH INNING.
‘Holland fouled to O'Dell long
grounded out, Dobard te Hudnal)
Flanagan popped to Robertson. NO
RUNS, NO HITS
Kirby popped 10 Eihe) lord
grounded out to Kibel, unagsisted
Sehmidt fanned NO RUNS, NO
HITS.
GA.-ALA. LEAGUE.
‘At Selma. R.H.E.
Anniston . 400 001 000—5 9 1
Seima 001 010 100—3 6 3
.Batteries: Glazer, Moyers and
sheperd: Cunningham and Guitterez.
Umpire—Markel.
At Opelika. R.HE.
LaGrange. . 012 221 000—8 14 1
Opalika . .000 101 00*—2 9 3
Batteries: Williamson and Kennett;
Schuessier and Williams. Umpire—
Hagerty.
At Reme. R.H.E.
Newnan 000 000 000— 0 5 5
Rome | 403 010 31*—12 17 1
Batteries: Hawkins and Benedict:
Aaren and Tayler. Umpire—Dugan
At Gadeden. R.H.E.
Yealladega . 112 010 000—6 10 4
Gadsden - 033 000 00*—6 8 7
Batteries: Schultz and Baker;
King and Jorda. Umpire—White.
CRITERION OIL CO.
64 Gravl
Gnolrlr‘t:ty. . 160
Coupon Books . . . 15 1.2¢
309 Peachtree Street
THE BOX SCORE
Atlanta v 010 010 000— 2
Mobile .. i 000 001 000— 1
Crackers. ab. r. h, o. a. e,
McConnell, 2b s 0 1 2.3 8
Kircher, 3b-cf . £ 0 035 190
Welchonce, of . S 0 81 8 0
Longeae ~ ... .8 18 1 80
Flanagan, rf : $ 00 1 0 0
Jennin?s. w . . 8 908 30
Eibel, 1b . S 0809 2 B 0 4
Dunn, ¢ i s 00 2 10
Perivivan, b . . . 3D 0 0 % ©
Mol 86 . - ;£ 0 0 1.0 1
Totsls- . . . . . B 0 2 427 9 1
Gulls. ab. r. h. 0. a. e.
el 8- . |\, % 01 4 B 8
L e 1 1 80 8.9
Kby, of .. ... . .4 0 O B .00
ko . . . . ...% 002 0 0
Bohmis & . . ~ .8 0 8 & 8 1
Hudnall, 1b . 8 B 010 0 §
miller. oF . . . .. ~ 20 0 10 0
Dobnslyws. . . 801020
Reobertson, p ... - .3 0 1 0 D 0
Toials . . . . 80 1 427 10 1§
SUMMARY.
F'wo-base hit-—Robertson. Home
run—Perry. Sacrifice hits—Nlana
gan, Dunn. Double play—Kircher to
Eitel, Struck out-—By Perryman, 4;
by Robertson, 4. Bases on balls— Oif
Perryman, 2, off Robertson, 1 L'm
pires—Rudderham and Chestnutt
P e e e
| ENTRIES I
AT LOUISVILLE.
FIRBT--Three years, selling, mile
Cliff Maid 100, MacKnez 102, Old
Trump 162, "Cransportation 102, Princess
Janise 104, Transit 105, Little Bean 105,
Dryad 105, Gitana 106, Bob Hensley 114
SECOND-—Selling, 8 vears up, 6 fur
longs: Kiva 96, Mnrlp C. 98, Lady Lon
don 101, Anna Reed 101, Duchess Daffy
101, Dainty Mint 103, High Street 105,
Armor 106, Grosvenor 107, Dorlon 106,
Uncle Hart 109, Cash On Delivery 109,
‘llli"“' Adalr 110, Al Bloch 110, Campeon
THIRD-—SBelling, the Gentlemen's Cup, |
3 vears up, mile: Calcium 150 (Mr |
Witherspoon), Gold Treasure 151 (Mr |
Reed), Cloud Chief 151 (Mr Combs),
Hanly 161 (Mr. Thompson), Palma 161 |
(Mr. Howe), Galley Slave 161 (Mr, |
Keene), Outlan 151 (Mr, Watterson). |
FOURTH—Selling, 4 vears up, mile |
sixteenth: Star of Danube 102, Falcada
102, Gold Color 104, Prospect 104, lur- |
long 106, Wander 108, Dangerfield 108,
Bonne Chance 108, James Dackery 110. |
FIFTH —Purse, 2 years, miles, § fur
llnngs: Gertrude B. 100, Lady Barbara |
100, Dark Flower 100, Ambrosial 100,
i Katherine . 105, Fillgrea 103, Margaret |
D. 108, Almeda Lawrence 110 !
SIXTH--Selling, 3 vears, mile: Char
meusa 100, Loveland 100, Bushv Head
102, Princeton 102, Naograne 104, Gal
lant Boy 106, Pebeto 107, Nash 107, lsa
belle Valle 110, Claxonette 100
SEVENTH - Four years up, selling,
mile and sixteenth: Carpathia 107, John
G. Weaver 104, Sam Hirsch 104, Bon
nie Elolse 106, The Grader 107, Dila- |
tory 108, W. W. Clark 108, Leopold 108,
' Spindle 108,
| Weather clear; track fast
‘ PSS
| AT PIMLICO.
| FlRST—Purse $5OO, maidens, two!
vears, flllies, geldings, four and a half |
furlongs: Kopje 110, St. Helene 110, !
White Metal 110, Disillusion 110, Sor- |
rento 110, Star of Love lio, Celebrity
ilm, Thrill 110, aGarbage 110, aSand
-Ilmnk 110, aCassatt entry. i
\ SECOND--Purse $6OO, selllng handl- |
}«up. three years up, mile and sixty |
Yards: Yellow Eyves 103, Good Day 110, |
Runway 96, Frank Hudson 105 |
THIRD-—-The Preakness Handicap,
three vear s, purse $l.OOO, mile and one
lrﬂikhlh‘. Brave Cunarder 110, The Gov- !
ernor 98, bHumillation 108, bSpearhead
108, Holiday 108, cDefendum 102
c¢Thornhill 110, Miss Cavanaugh 92
bCassatt entry, cßelmont entry.
FOURTH--Purse $6OO, steeplechase, |
four vears and up, two miles and one- |
quarter: Ryosset 145, Baybrook 14, |
Col. Robert Neville 135, Bryndor 135,
Bally Bav 145, dTop Hat, dMerry Task |
148, Simon Dale 150. dßelmont entry.
FIFTH-— Purse $6OO, selling handicap,
three vears and up, one mile: After
glnw 101, Spring Mass 100, Ladyv Rankin
97, Col. Ashmeade 102, O U Buster 92
SIXTH - Maiden, three vears and up
gelling, purse $5OO, five and one-half
furlongs Farmer Joe 107, Margaret
Moise b, Scarsdale 99, Milky Way 67,
Master Joe 99, Dungara 99 xNicety 04,
xOssagleta 92, Drawn 929, TTestify 97,
Stonehenge 99, Princess Cog 105, The
Parson 99 Trentisoldi 07,
SEVENTH - Purse $5OO, selling. three
years and up, one mile Miss Velma
110, Battery 112, xGolden 107, xFord
Mai 107, Henry Hutchison 112, Tom
Hancock 102, Water lLad 105, Fasces
1156, xDeborah 105, Hasson 115, Lady
Rankin 110,
XxApprentice allowance
Weather, clear; track fast
CAROLINA LEAUE.
At Asheville. R.H.E
Winston .. .. 100 000 0101— 3 8 1
Ashevilie 000 002 0000 J 2 3 O
Batteries: Ray and Garvin; Wat.
son and Frye. Umpire—Vanßuskirk,
At Charlotte. RH.E
Raleigh. . 000 000 010—1 1 6
Charlotte. . .201 020 10*—6 7 2
Batteries: Myers and Rilev; Led
better and Hicks., Umpire—Brandon.
At Greenshoro. R.M.E
Durham .210 001 115—11 15 5
| Greensbhoro .220 003 003—10 10 2
i Batteries: Forbes and Boyle; Bas
‘se“ and Perritt. Umpire—Franklin,
GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE.
At Valdosta. R.H.E
| Waycross . .100 000 030—4 8 1!
]andom 110 000 000—2 7 1
Batteries: McFarland and Coveney;
‘Winqu and O'Brien. Umpire—Gen
tle.
’ At Brunswick R. H. E.
[ Cordele 1100 200 000—13 20 2
' Brunswick 000 000 10—~ 1 ¢ 2
| Batteries: Wittier and Eubanks.
| Smith, Reilly and Reynolds. Umpire
| —Collins.
| At Thomasville. R.H.E
| Americus 000 010 000—1 3 1
| Thomasville. « 002 010 00*—3 7 1
Batterjps: Dacy and Manchester;
IRMh nq’.Dudloy. Umpire—Davern.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
AT MONTGOMERY— R. H. | 3
CHATTANOOGA ....... 000 100 000 - 1 6 2
MONTGOMERY .. ...... 020 020 00X - 4 8 0
Fox and Graham; Lively and Donahue., Umpires—Fifield and Kern
AT BIRMINGHAM, R. H. E
SENrEIE . ............ " W O - 20
BIRMINGHAM . ... .. 140 022 01X -1014 O
Steele and Schlel; Hardgrove and T ragrasser. Umpires—O'Toole and Breix.
en“e)\';; NEW ORLEANS— R. N
NABERYILLE ........... 000 00 0 - 98 3 2
NEW ORLEANS ........ 200 000 00X - 2 6 0
Renfer and Gibson; Bagby and Higgirs. Umpires—Pfenninger and Kellum,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AT WASHINGTON-— R. H, E
CLEVELAND ..... .... 000 000 ¢OO - 0 5 0
WASHINGTON ......... 202 010 OOok - 510 1
Gregg and Bassler; Johnson and Williams Umpires-—Connoily and Dineen.
AT NEW YORK~— R. H. E.
5. e ... ........ 8- 0 810 - 1 4 8
NEW TURE ...... ..... 000 v 302 - 3 4 1}
Hoch, Baumgardner, Wielman and Agnew; Caldv}ll and Nunamaker. Um.
pires—Chill and Sheridan.
AT PHILADELPHIA— R. H. B
(dRIRRRS ...............000 ¢BO 100 - 5 7 ®
PHILADELPHIA ........ 000 100 001 - 2 8§ 1
Scott and Schalk; Bush and Schang. Umpires—O'Loughlin and Hildebrand.
AT BOSTON-— R. H. £,
DETRNE .. ... 00 I B - 2
BOETRN ... ......... 00 8 08 - 0 T B
Dauss and Stanaage; Colling, Wood a nd Carrigan. Umpires—Evans and Egan.
'NATIONAL LEAGUE
i AT CINCINNATI|-— n, H. E.
ISER SR ... ........ 30 M 9 000 - 512 ¥
lORNGINNATL ........... 008 GO9O 20 - D § 1}
| Tesrau and Meyers: Benton, Doual asg, Lear, Clark and Gonzales, UM.
pires—Rlgler and Emslite,
| AT CHICAGO— R ™ K
IPEHILADELPHIA .......010 022 @OO - 5 8 5
ICHICAGO it B WS TR - 18 B 8
{ F,\sn?\“( hger and Doolin;: Pierce, 3gabel and Bresnahan. Umplres—Quigley and
| AT ST. LOUIS— ; R H &
IBROORLEN ........... 90 0 % - 5 7
BT TOULS . ........... 950 W 1 8 - 2100 3
‘..,:\I':(“.'."r“':',":;;::?g McCarthy and Ml ler; Rahingsan, Griner and Snyder, Um.
€ : AT PITTSBURG— R M E
IBOBERN .........-.... D 8 ' 0 -] &
IFIRSBNRL ............ W] 0 W - % 9 )
| Lusque and Gowdy;: Cooper and Gib son; Umpires—Orth and Ryan.
! - GIRL'S FUNERAL THURSDAY.
| The funeral of Miss J Aurena
iqnh-l\, of Center Hill, who died Tues
{day night, will be held Thursday af
| ternoon at 3 o'clock. Services will be
[held in Center Hill Presbyterian
Church and interment will be at 4
oclock in Westview cemetery Miss
I Quick, 20 years old, is survived by
|her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
| Quick, and three sisters, Mrs. W, D.
Summeriin and Misses Pauline and
lF.mo Quick,
TAE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWR
WASHINGTON, May 20.—At a
conference to-day between the Sec
retary of Stete, the Ambassador from
Great Britain and the Minister from
The Netherlands, it was decided that
the status quo, as far as oil leases at
Tampico is concerned, will be main
tained, The Secretary announced the
agreement reached would prevent
one oil ownar from taking advantage
of ancther due to existing conditions.
It is provided that no owner of oil
property there will suffar through his
‘absence. g
£y ¥
'RACING
RESULTS
AT PIMLICO.
FIRST--Five furlongs: Stalwart Hel
en, 193 (Shuttinger), $7.80, $4.50, $3.00,
won: Celto, 109 (Pickett), $5.20, $3.20,
second; Deviltry, 107 (Butwell), $3.40,
third. Time, 1:02. Surgeon, Borgo, Pul
lux, Louise May and Karl also ran,
SECOND-—SBix furiongs: Hobnob, 102
(Mc'Taggart). $5.20. $3.20, §2.70, won;
Napanick, 112 (Pickett), $2.90, $2.60,
second: Miss Brush, 106 (Fairbrother),
$3.00, third. Time, 1:14. Belray and
Fasces also ran,
THIRD-—Mile: Paton, 103 (McCahey),
$12.70, $5.40, $3.40, won; Little Eng
land, 112 (Butwell), $3.40, $2.60, second;
Orpeth, 110 (Pickett), $3.20, third.
Time, 1:41. Knight of Uncas, Sir Den
rah, Bluebeard, Fool .of Fortune, Veil
chen, Gates also ran.
FOURTH—Two miles—x Merry aTsk,
100 (Haynes), $3.10, $3.30, $2.80, won;
xTop Hat, 140, (Schweitzer), $3.30, $2.80,
second; Promoter, 145 (Dayton), $2.90,
third. Time, 3:55. Abden, Roland,
PPardee also ran. Little Hugh fell
xCoupled
FIFTH—MiIe and one-sixteenth: [l
Oro, 98 (Ward), $10.30, %5.80, $4.60,
won; Dangerous March, 110 (Grand),
54.40, 53.40, second; Prince Ahmed, 112
(Taplin), $3.20, third. Time, 1:57 1-5.
Napier, Loween also ran.
SIXTH—Six furlongs: Always First,
110 (Davis), $4.30, $3.10, $2.90, won; Bel
fron, 105 (Burns), $3.30, $3.10, second;
Miss Cavanaugh, 103 (Butwell), $3.80,
third. Time, 1:152-6. Dungera, De
voter, Massonet, Nicety, Dombra, Bill
M., Aviatress and Dr. Charcot also ran
SEVENTH--Stx furlongs: Hillstream,
97 (McCehey), $6.70, 5550, $3.00, won:
Chilton Squaw, 97 (Ford), $25.40, $11.40,
second; Cannock, 99 (Ward), §2.60, third.
Time, 1:14 Sackcloth, Booth, Nttmbus
and Frog also ran.
AT LOUISVILLE,
FIRST--Four and one-half furlongs:
Supernuman. 106 (Turner), $6.00, $3.10.
$2.30, won; Martinos, 105 (Byrne), $3.00,
$2.30, second; Col. Tom Green, 103 ,Gri
ner), $2.40, third. Time, :54. Mountain
Pear!, Shoddy, Moscows, White Cream
also ran.
SKECOND--Six furlongs: Star Actress.
106 (Martin), $15.90, $6.90, $5.10, won;
Oakland, 110 (Turner), $7.60, $5.40, sec
ond;, xQuartermaster, 113 (Rooney),
$6.20. third. Time, 1:13. La Mode, Sil
ver Moon, Gabric, Beau Chilton, J, B.
Robinson, FKlying Yankee, Armor and
xSureget also ran. (x— Field.)
THIRD -~ Five furiongs: Martha Lee,
103 (Obert), $10.20, $7.30, $4.60, won.
xManioe, 100 (Dishmon), $10.50, $4.10,
second; Jeff Roberts, Hl:‘- (Waldron).
$3.80. third. Time, 1:00 3-5. (x-Fleld)
XCommauretta, xLizzie Puff, Tam
“Tam, September Morn. Business Afent,
xWathen, Gainsborough, xMisty Morn,
Indian Runner, Idiola, Joe D. also ran
FOURTH-—Mile: Winning Witch. 110
(Keogh), $17.10, $lB.lO, $4.10, won; Gro
ver Hughes, 109 (McCabe). $8.70, $5.50,
second. Strong, 106 (Martin), $3.30,
third. Time, 1:38. Osaple, Benanet, Ella
Bryson, Samuel R Meyer, Cream, Old
Ben and Wllhite also ran
FIFTH-Six furlongs: tiawthorn,
108 (Byrne), $11.40, $£4.00. 83330, won;
Vandergrift. 107 (Neylon), $3.40, $3.40,
second; Brickley, 92 (Mott), $7.90, third,
Time, 1:12 2-5. Lady Panchita, Beach
Comber, Bringhurst, Presumption algo
ran.
SIXTH—MiIe and eighth: «lass, 110
(Taylor), $ll.OO, $6.19, $5.00, won; Flying
Feet 106 (Waldron), $6.20, $4.00, second;
Mary Ann K., 89 (Neylon), $3.70, third.
Time, 1:53. Nannie MeDee, W, W
Clark, Woodcraft and Weyanoke also
ran.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Toronto. RV M. E,
SEMRNCISY i a e
qOorONte L . G a 8 8
At Montreal. R.H.E
RNERRE L. s
Montreal. S ici el 3
At Buffalo. RKRE
Providence ; R
Butßle .. .. e 1 8 2
(Eleven innings.)
At Rochester, R.H.E
BAIHREe .. ... il B 0 Y
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