Alabama has undergone the sea
son so far with two victories and
one defeat, this defeat coming from
the reserves. However, they defeated
Jacksonville State Normal who in
turn tied Birmingham-Southern.
CRIMSONS LEAVE
FOR SPRING HILL
TUSCALOOSA, a'i^., Oct. 25.— (Spe
cial.)—Twenty-three Crimson play
ers will leave here Friday at noon for
Mobile, where they meet Spring Hill
Saturday afternoon. The following
men are making the trip: Hubert,
Gillis Barnes, MacCartee, McClintock,
Jones, Buckler, Compton, Langhorne,
Young, Baty, Propst, Camp, Oliver.
Cohen. Brown, 'Ennis. Newton, Hud
son, Paget, Perry Cohen, Whittaker
and Clemens, captain.
Kansas City Captures
Junior Championship
BALTIMORE, Md.. Oct, 25.—By As
sociated Press.)—The Kansas City
Blues are sitting atop the minor
league baseball world tonight. "They
clubbed their way to victory over
the champion Baltimore. Internation
al's in the ninth Inning and deciding
game of the little work! series at-the
Oriole Park this afternoon. The
score was 5 to 2. Two home runs,
one by Skiff in the third inning with
Brano'tt on second and by Brief in
the ninth with one man on first, won
the minou league championship for
the American Association pefTTiant
winners.
The total attendance for the nine
was 84.705 and the total net receipts
were 1106,619.83
The players, who share in the first
five games only will divide between
855.000 and 860.000.
The score:
Kansas City 100 200 002—5 10 0
Baltimore . . 100 000 010—2 3 1
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