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4 . TUP 2THT7S All D .onSDRYElT, THUR3DAT, HAY LO. 1909. 1 . i. MMB-v, i i .... - I " i f -- ' - - ... .. . ... ,- , , . , , .I , THE HOLMS EAT UPREO And tho Scoro Was Eiglt I SEVEfl Ifl OOE 100I0B Visitors From FaretteTllle Put ': Ral r , clgh Red Birds on a Spit, DO Them to a Turit, Compelling v Change of File hers and Then .. Go Home . to Mcefthe Tobacconists From Wilson. TIIK USIPIRE. "Who Is It,- recklest of his fam ; And d-af to yell of praise or blame, Un moved by oty or by shame . . Hands down: decisions on the" game? 'Vfho calmly stands where . spinning -spheres,' i ) v ,1 . . ' , Projected by th hand that steer ' The low or high, curved, straight, or queers. - . . ..'-'i, . ,. , ... W'hlx past his body, face and ears, And calls them balls or strikes, while , cheers-. ,' : , . ; From grand stand throng or bleachers ' JeerR, - t ' ' i I)o nAt aflTect tils hopes or fears? , ; --.V5l .'' -i. His trmpa." , " ?. i : v -' 1 ; . if :. Who Ta'cea thoutands every day Ranged 'round the grounds In fierce .. array,''? , ' - , , ,, , .- . j :.; v , , All with a hot desire to slay I -V"her he decJtles.a quick, close play i Not liji ' accordance '. with their way, ) Js'o matter what they want and sayt ':-' -v,.1:':": '''.-H: Ills Vimpit .Who wean the diamond like a king? Whp has the players on the string? r.Vho rarrlcs pennants n a sling? -,",Who imply ' runs the whole dam - ' thing? : ' ; . v - : Ills ttmpw - t.' W.J.tAMPTON. 5 i :'(, The Highlanders from Fayettevllle vere "going some 'yesterdays and ; as the result they ; py t .the Red Iliads on a spit, toasted them In a hurry and t-' eat them up. It was. all done In. one lnnlnsr. the third, in which the Fay v . ettevilie,- visitors slugged the ball and ''rTHlled seten large runs; seven large runs which' broKe thewmgsi of; the '"tleA "Birds The game was a long drawn-out one. two hours and two minutes, but It was a stirring good game; except for the nighmare of the third. In which the visitors had jvo money on Raleigh- With one other rliiw.'the second . in the first. ; Fayettevllle had eight, runs to Raleigh's two, the Red Birds getting one each In the- first rfvl. third innings, , only these and nothing more. J . '- '7 The game was won and lost Jn the frst and third .Innings, there 'being: zeros to mark the others. Brown was doing the slab stunt for Raleigh with Irwin as back stop: but the Highland ers slugged him i so hard thai In the midst of the third Inning, McManus was put In the box to try and" save the day; Fayettevllle kept Its, battery of Waters and Sullivan all through the' game, , which was largely it slugg ing match, as Fayettevllle got eleven hits1 and Raleigh batted out eight, i Though twice defeated, the High landers had not lost, their nerve and put up a rattling good game. ; So did the, Red Birds, except for the drub bing they got s in the - awful 'third.' The big crbwd of some eight hundred, or more" took Ralelgh'i defeat grace fully, for 'Fayettevllle J playeM - good ball and it was felt that the .visitor really ought to take home at .least one sbut of, three Manager Crbzler, . of Raleigh, did some star work himself and kept his forces welt In hand, the fans and fannettes cheering himre peatediy and also giving applause to i ayeitevme tor Its rood work. j To(3ay the teams ch&nre hnnt nl r elgh going to Rocky Mount for three r games ana returning to Raleigh on : Monday for the three , games with uW!Jmngton. Fayettevllle aoei home ; today and Gold sboro goes to Wllmlng- : The details of yesterday's , victory - 'jur -Bjriitie1'iB mm lOtlOWS,. . iN ' ; Tle) Game In Detail, j It was not a prosperous start : for . . Fayettevllle as Hart fanned, but ;r i'iu-h?r urown '.was .kind lo Dobion : r artd ve him a free ticket to .fjrst. ..a with caroian up pobson stole see ond. Caroian. being displeased with a strike called on hfm "talked back" and the umpire fined him two fines, -a . total of ten dollars. - Caroian ' took it out of the leather and smashed th ball, for two bases, on which Dobson scored. Wkelan presented the pitch . er with a fly and Moss lifted one In 'left which Hoffrrten nailed In flw4 -style, making a backward-side run for it, In Raleigh's half there was also one acorea.. ; uawson s " lone riy: in righfwas taken In by Caroian' after a peeay long run ana CTOzier waixea. Hoffman flew out in centre. ' With Murray up Crozler stole second, and on .Murray's single Jn centre Scored. urumneld went out second to Orst.1 In the second for Fayettevllle Fulln mer ana 'batted. I but the 1 went to mer and James fanned. the alrt James direct to Murray off .' second ball slid through and Sullivan second; on the error. Waters urew a iree ride and Hart went out short.-to first. In Raleigh's , half Hoover started, in with "Texas lea Kuer" In Hrht and . landed on flmJ. advancing as Haas sacrificed third to "rsi. Irwin alnirlAit n lf t Af -nr but tloover,. who tried, to. score ;wai 77 I me f piaie . on me xnrow horne by Dobson. Then Browri struck vui. .: ... , . i ,. was a slight rain and L ea.cnep fn moved- kito the f u a,n?' but tn came went on, - SSL tif,H,Kh,lurs Justf eat ip the -KiiS'l1! " ,c thy sparrows. rZ lnleA 1n centre - and with SIS18," -yP.Wole wcond, Thn he tried to steal third, and b;!.i? .?ausht .. t I. ... , . j ... IE ' RESULTS YESTERDAY. - ..... . - V" V' " " v FayettevUle; 8, Raleigh "Y. - ' : Wilson 6. Wilmington U . Jlocky Mount 3, Goldsboro 1 Standing fiastern Carolina. Crabn. CI aba.: Raleigh - Won. Lost. P.C, 1 1 1 2 2 2 At Goldsboro . . Wilson . .. . Fayettevllle'' . Rocky .Mount Wilmington . .? v .61 .333 .333 .333 i Wliere They Play Today. Raleigh at Rocky Mount. . Goldsbor9,at Wilmington wlggtf-waggle. work and with flVe Red Birds' after him was finally back safe on second. Caroian swatted a two bagger to the wire meah which-had been; put about the football bleach ers and Dobson scored. Whelan batted to Brumfield at short and as Brum field tumbled was safe on llnLfwh lan stole second and then Moss batted to tbe . Wire mesh, Scoring Caroian. Whelan going to third. This wis too. too mucn ror tne Red Birds and Man ager'y-urozier xoolc Brown out t the box' and put McManus in. Fullmer batted to Murray off second and Mnr ray (tried to catch WheUn at home, butfailed. James went' put third to first but the runners advanced. Sulll van got his base on balls and the bases were full." Waters sent a high fly In centre for which Crozlerj tried desperately, falling down as he reached after the ball and Moss scored and Waters was safe on sec ond. V'Hart was-hit by the ball and the bases being- full Fullmer was forced home. Dobson came, to the bat for the second time and hatted to Crumfleld at short.. The ball got undr him and was picked up by HOoyer who threw Sulll vanr out at the home plate. Caroian hit a hard one n centre- on which Waters and Hart scored. .Crozler, threw home to catch Hart.; but It was too, late, so catcher Trwin shot the ball to third and caught Dpbson there ending the half. with seven runs picked up by Fayettevllle. It was a nightmare for Raleigh, but the ped. Birds were game and added one to their score in their half. Daw son . went out short to first. Crosier died Von a foul fly off third. Then Hoffman singled .in centre and came home when Murray swatted i a three bagger , In left which' Whelan tried hard to get. Brumfield ended the hai by flying; out to short and the score was Fayettevllle eight and Raleigh two.io more runs being; added InNthe omer six innings. . i i In 7 Fayettevllle' fourth i Whelan flew out in center. Moss was hit by the ball and stole second. Fullmer went out tnird to, nrst and - Moss went to third;, but., stayed there as James . hit only air. . In Raleigh's halt Hoover was, out third to first; Haas reached firstSon short's fumble, Irwin walked. MCAianus tanned and Dawson I went oui pitcner to nrst. - . I In the fifth for Fayettevllle Sullivan washout third to first, Waters singled In left Hart flew out in deep centre to Crozfer. -1 Dobson batted to Murray off. second and Waters' was caught mi second by Brumfield who covered, the base. Jn Raleigh's half Crozler was out on a foul fly to Cateher Sullivan. HofXman out pitcher to first and Mur ray aeneo. . . - - . . In .Fayetteville's sixth Carblan was out;second to first.. Whelan; fanned ana .moss lirted a fly In centre. It looked safe, but Dick Crosier made a dandy run -for it and picked it im just before it reached the ground, tumbling all over the earth as he clunr to tha sphere - - In Raleigh's half. Brumfield Mt atmosphere. Hoover had luck, for he batted to first who stepped over inc-utiai- on me run ana Hoover; was safe Haas flew out in deep left and irwin m centre..- In the seventh Fullmer for Fay ettevllle flew out In right and James In left, Hoffman making a pretty catena sui.'ivan aied third to first In Raleigh's half McManus wn out pitcher to first Pitcher Waters getting nunone wnicn ne aroppea and pick ed up. Dawson died short to first and v.roxie.r sing-iea in lerc aavancing as uorrman lifted a Texas : leaguer In leri. .-. Murray, batted to short ; and Hodman was caught at the second bay - ..;-..',' . Waters began Fayettevllle'a eighth but fied second to nrst Hart singled In centre and tried ' to make second, but Crozler threw htm out at .that Dase. uoDson singled in centre and stole second, but Caroian' ended it with a long fly caught by Dawson on a long run to centre, in Raleigh s naif Brum field fanned. Hoover was" safe at first as tht baseman dropped the ball thrown him by short.. Haas died on a foul fly to the catcher and i Irwin went out short to first , ln Fayetteville's ninth Whelan went out second to first and Moss short to first .. Fullmer singled In right and went to second when James singled in left. Sullivan bated to shortstop.' Brumfield put out Fullmer who, was running to third. In Ralegh,V last go It tried to charfge its luck. : and put Pope up to bate for McManus,. but Pope failed to deliver the goods ami went out second to first Dawson died short to flrst - Dlck?rozJer hit a hardone In left for one base and then the Ay & M. College six o'clock whistles blewjC As the sound died away j Holt man why . Hoffman, ' he struck out The ag6ny was over and the i High landers had the pin feathers of the ';'': Tabulated Score. FAYETTEVILLE. AB. TL H. PO A. E. 2 6 Dobson, "c."T. . : . . 4 2 ' 2 CaroWltrt f.": . . . . 5 V 1 3 0 3 11 i 0 0 6 2 0 Whelan,' r. f 6 Mosses? t k' ,i . . ; . Fullmer. 3b.; . s James. "tb.'Vl.v.. 1" 1 I 0 0 1 Sullivan.; ' c. ; .i.Jt,.i. Walters p. ........ i to. I- 14 Totals. ..,3 - g 11 2 I 'RALEIGH. 0! AB, II. H. PO, A. E. 0 0 Dawson, r, f. 6,0 1 Crozler, c. f. . 4 6 1; 2 4 1U 2.': 2 a-r.r-i 2 Hoffman, -V t. .... .0 Murray, 2b ..., 4 2 6 0 1 0 0 Brumfield. a s. . . . i! 0 0 0 0 0 1 0. 1 0 0 Hoover, 3b.- ...... Haas. ; lb. Irwin., c.- Brown, ip. 10 2 0 McMannus, p. pope, Totals .;.;.V.,t36 "5 2 'H U '- 3 Pope batted for McMannus in the OFFICIAL SCHEDULE l ! AT" 'WltaOntton. Wilson.'! nocky Monnt Goldsboro. Fa yeUcville. Raleigh. v T : - I $ - - -; : ' ' ; ' . ' tti . - Tin. May 17. IS? W. June 7, 8. t. June 14. 15, lc, M'rSl. Jrt. 1. 2. May 24. 25; 2Y t Wilmington. Jjg Jun 2 1,2 2. 53. July 12. 13. 14. July If, 20. 21.; July 5. .7. June 28. It, 'Si. I !: . - July 20. 2722. Aug. 16, 17, 18. Aug, 23. 24; 3S. Aug. 0, 10, 11. Aug. 2, S, . Jup 3,4. S. 1- June 17, IS. 1. May 24. 2S, 20. May 20. 21. 22. June 10. 11, 12. VMIson. July8.9,10.. fl I I ; July 22, 23, 24. June 28. 2t, 30, June 24, 25. 20. July 15. 10. 17. H " i Aug.12. 13.14. I f Aug. 20. 27. 28. Aug. 2. 3. 4. July 20, 30, 3i; AugJlO, 20. 21. '.' . 1 ' 1 1 1 ii j - r j , , irr,- f ,- r I?''?' M'f ' Ju' 2- nftAi,l May 17i l- My u- J8' June 14. 15. 10 Rocky Mount July 15, 10. 17. July6.0.7 liOOSlCr June 21, i2. 23. . June 28. 29,30. July 19. 20. 21. ! S. . Aug. 19. 20. 21. Aug. 9. 10.11. ayyijaa juiy 2t 27, 28. Aug. 2, 2. 4. Aug. 23, 24. 25. J, May 20, 21, 22. June 7, 8. . T May 27. 28. 2.y f Tt 1 June 17. 18, 19. M y 31. Ju. 1. 2 Goldsboro, June 24. 25, 20. July 12. 1314. July 1.2. 3. WOt July 22. 23, 2 4i July 5. 0.7. July29. 30. 31, Aug. 10. 17i 8. Aug. 5,0, 7. ilV Aug. 20. 27; 28. Aug.9,10.11. ' ' ' f - - ' j j ' 1 ! . May 27, 28. 29. June 14, IS. iO. June S, 4. 5, June 10, 11, 12. h May 17. 18, 19 - i FayettevUle. July 1. 2, 3. July 19. 2021. July 8. 9. 10, July 15, 10, 17, ft - i June 21. 22, 23 ;.. i ; Aug. 6. 0. 7. Aug. 23. 24, $. Aug. 12. 13. 14. Aug. 19, 20, 21. - ! July 20, 27. 28. June 17, 18, 19. May27. 28i29. May 20, 21, 22. June 3, 4, 5. ; June 7,8.9. wr Raleigh. July 22. 23. 24. ? July 1. 2. 2 -i. Juae 24. 25, 20. July 8, 9. lfc July 12. 18, 14. llftf FfPF - Aug. 20, 27, 28. Aug, 5. 0. 7. S July 29. 30. SI. Aug. 12. 18. 14. Aug. 10. 17. 18. aAlaWClkI R. T. GOWAX, Secretary and Treasurer, Raleigh, If, C T,"lL WASniXGTOXPresIdent, ninth. v Beore by Innings: . . R. H. E. Raleigh ....... .101 000 0002 2 3 FayettevUle ... .107 000 0008 11. 8 Summary: Earned runs, Raleigh 1, Fayettevllle 1; stolen bases, Dobson 3, Whelan 1, Moss 2. Crozler, sacrifice hits, Haas; two-base hits, Caroian 2; three-base hits, Murray; hits off Wa ters 0, off Brown 4 In 2 1-3 innings; off McMannua 7 in 8 2-3 Innings; struck out by Brown 3. McMannua 2. Waters 5; base on balls, off Waters 1, Brown 2, McMannua 1; hit by pitched ball. Hart and Moss; left on bases, Fayettevllle 8, Raleigh 10; first base on errors, Raleigh 3, Fayettevllle 2. Time 2 hours; umpire, Vassblnder; at tendance.) 050. , - NATIONAL LEAGUE. Phillies Defeat Chicago. IRv lh AmmrwitA Xrmm Philadelphia, May 19. Chicago waahlbUl4"5".'tn.'i,00rot of the sea- defeated here today by a score of 4 to n- Rk!rkA(ti was wllrl mil woa relieved in the first Innlns-. MeOulllah weakened in the seventh and Moren. who took his place, had . Chicago at his mercy. Score: I , R. H. E Philadelphia ....300 001 00 4 7 0 Chicago . . . .'. . . ..100 000 100 2 f 2 Batteries: McQuillan, Moren and Dooln; Reulbach. Kroh and Moran. Umpires, Johnstone and Cusack. Time, 1:53. . Oronklm Beats Pittsburg. . ; Booklyn. N. Y., May 19. Bell stop - ped the winning streak of the Pitts - ourgs toda shutting them out 2 to 0.1 with tw6 hits, one of them a scratch. PhilUppt slao pitched a great game, Brooklyn's only two runs coming In the sixth on Hummell s single, a pass mAde-the winning tally lnhe ninth in and Lennox double. InlneJdnd in mmv th i.. Score: R. H. E.1 Brooklyn .000 002 00 2 7 Pittsburg 000 000 000 0 2 1 W A A a. 1 - -h Wha ene: wii ana Btrmn: rnu - lippe and . Gibson. Umpires, - Rigler! nld1Trub3r- Time' I. Wv r:jr,. m wcmui vuHimiait. Kew Terk, May it. New York ran up the biggest score of the season. winning from Cincinnati. 18 to 3. tnl a game in w wen twenty-eight pUyers m w, vuwv lit w uiti iiiuiiiB, vcr . 1 . v. 1 ' n. ii. c. .iuviuiiui.i . .-. vuw vvv zxv a New York ....510 741 00 18 10 0 Batteries: ' Dubec, Savldge. Cant- well. McLean and Roth: Wlltse. Dur- ham and Schlei. Umpires, Kief and ht. Lools Defeats Boston. Boston, - Mass.. May 19. St Louis ?2red awBhu.t .ut !wto .ovr BoonjNashtllle-Llttle Rock game were post- twM , M.K... cuius ki twm i tour ames. uesiaes sauee s pitcn ing, Charles' fielding was a feature. Score: . R. H. E. St. Louis .......000100 0102 10 1 Boston .........000 000 000 0 0 0 Batteries: Bailee and Bresnahant TllOlt Whit, tiul nnmi.rTnln ITm. Dirii O'Dav nd pm7ir iim. i.Vi plres, ODay and Emslle. Time. 1.38. .,r,.. iuiiutiv,..! AwmuvcM Boston Wins From Chicago. nLi.. Tit m.. a. the nrt mm. f th. Uri ah. h. ih. K V kV,V local. t on. h.T nAtti T7hVin K VnlL. Koa0. May ' 19 Roanoke nlno- n.,rn. nlt.h. VI. I fnr r.Mrarn mt mail, a .hA.ln. I Isbeli was put out of the game for disputing. Score: R.H.B. ...000 010 0012 3 3 ...002 001 200 5 11 0 BurnsSutor. Sullivan Chicago .... Boston . , . . . Batteries: and Owens; Steele and nsrrliran.K. Umpires. O'Loughlin anu t-errine. i Time. 1:45. i Philly Beat Detroit. Detroit. May 19. Summers made a wild throw to second and Stanage fol owed it by muffing two perfect throws to the plats in the third and four runs resulted. After that the Athletics hit! both Summers and Lafltte all over the field. Score: R. H. E. . i. o. I Detroit . 001 001 000 2 0 -7 hiladelphia ..004 202 11010 10 2 1 Batteries: 8ummers, Lafltte ndl Stanage; Bender . and Thomas. Um r, - plres, Jlurst and Evans. Time. 1:50. t. Louis. New York .l- :. , St. Louis, Mo., May .19 took the opening game of the series today, . 5 r to' 1. : Powell was - not In form and gave way to Crlss after New York iad gained a winning lead. ' i. Score: - . ' R. H. E. St. Louis U... ... 100 000 0001 t New York . ... .004 000 010 6 9 1 Batteries: Powell. Criss and Crlger; Quinn, Lake and Klelnow. Umpires, .gan ana connouy. . Time, 2:23. . Cleveland, Defeated waahlngton. .-1 I Cleveland. Ohio. May 19.-rChVvelahd broke Its long losing streak today land aeteated Washington. 7 to 4. Young j wuiimiru oniun wun mm on oases, I Score; !--;..r.- R.H.E. Cleveland f: . ;.,..221 000, 2017 13 1 v on "04 10 3 u.ucim. . ivuni anu uuierir: I aJ?a Rll.cet- .UJllp,re' ShWai I iim cvcitu. nine, i;n, t . ( EASTERf) CAROLIfIA LEAGUE, ADO 1 WVTll ATLANTIC LEAGUE. AngtLHta DofcatH Cliarleaton.! ' Augusta. Ga.. May 19. It took Augusta eleven Innings to win today's game; Griffin was doing the firing for Augusta and struck out 13 mey and let the Gulls down with only nYe hits. Two of the .hits were made by Markley, each being for three bags. Score:. R.H.E. Augusta .....001 000 100 01 3 11 0 Charleston ..000 010 001 00 2 5 0 Batteries: Griffin and Carson; Paige; and Reisinger. Time. 2;6. Um pire, jjVandyckle. v ' - ' Macon Defeat Savannah. Maton, Ga., May 1 9. Macon made it two Jout.of three by winning from Savarinah today. A baa on oalls, a hlta h'wlld throw by Maruish. and a wild ipltch gave, the locals two runs and the game, in the sixth. The ex- un .un; me Macon uiamona. Scar: R.H.E. I coni 009 002 01 3 3 2 Savannah ......000 010 000 1 4 4 Batteries: .Vaughn, . Eubanks and Lafltce? Kane and Lauzon. Time. 1 : 25. -Umpire, GlfTord. - ' Postponed on Account of Rain. Chittanooga. Tenn..' May 19. The I ColumblaChatUnooga game was post- Iponed on account of rain. I, I ' " if- ;. Columbus. Ga.. May 19. The Co- I lumbua-Jacksonville . game .was post- Ll,one fn account rain, v v v ;, 1 f U- - V SOUTHERN LEAGUE. ! JrT ! :T"W,,,! L4,Atlanta DefeaU Mobile rf '.';; I AtlsntT ! leltiroii,. nooni l - Moran scored three of the r&r funs for -AtUnt-. B r - . i Rrw i . . , - . Atlanta . . . .., .O01 100 101-4 T 8 3 Mobile 1 003 000 0003 7 2 Batteries:::. Atkins and Smith;! Bit itroir 'and iiardy. Time. 1:45. i Um I Pre Uiuddernam. I ; r Birmingham ' Defeats .Memnlils. ; Birmingham. Ala-May it. Kleber the beginning. ixnOUn .Duncned hlt nrnv1 hla tin. I f, T . - rf i reruiinvikrAiiirhAfit score: r.h:el Birmingham ....000 011 04 4 8 z Memphis .......000 111 000 3 10 4 cacienes: Fleharty and Raub: Kleherjand CTLeary. Time. I:46j Um f i ' No Game. i. . : Little Ror lc. ' Ark ! Ufav i a v, i poocq n account of rain.' CAROUNAASSOCIATION. Winston-Salem. -Mey ureens-ldlneaa. hv Wih rr . uvru KjiiTifl nflnnM in rnnHh- imi.. 'i t-t-- I onn j. ..Tri r 'oPrianDurg 4; Grseny lle O. I . naroe. juay l. cnanotte-An laerson'srame wer nAatnnntwf- rain - . ----- VIRGINIA LEAGUE. L x . uanviue 0; "icnmond 7. 4J i 7; i. . y . .onqiK rf nc"lurK Z' (Seven nM COLLEGR GA3IES. -4 Princeton. . ilav 19.- Princeton 3: Pennsylvania 4. 'CTen inninrs.) i "ITJ Mr . ie y; Am- t,.ivt- May lJ. Brown 2;! Harvard 0 Annanoifs. Xfais kv.i aa.: Si Maryland Athi.tt ri.ih 'Irence, who resided) in New Rochelle, MedfordT Mass.. May 19. -Holv vross ; TUfU 7. ptoyton Beats Wakefield. (Special to the News and Observer.) viayion, N. C XfaV 1 B Tn ..-. ' - - - -i .n5.",Ie.a. Kame. the locals beau the L""V Va "ra Y T ine score of I .if" VT ir iMtr. Vl ane 1 i" - piicninc oi moi ivr me io- raid tl. .it--. 7 ...i . I wTri- , n ."cM:nl - .KUckut 1..m.en.CKi,JaLa.10 JSneHtJ? - 1 h,t !,lthe Mtn ln '"LJ th. m.n on bases. w ThOf dltlre. rindnn turn nlnvi ne i uitire. clavton team Dlaved I . -.1T . . ' mui ruse nan- ana aia noi majt i single terror. r i I - . I , Batteries: Wakefield, Brantley and MSi C,?3rtw!'. Klnr nd Thei locals will nlar the B.. H team Jrom -Raleigh here, today. II. Knflcld Defeats Wrriukers. tliiilj , - m M . . . I Enfield. Mnv 1 S .TTnfleld. defAt. I Whlalrra v...mav .ft.rnnnn nrt v,-. I Whitakera Ai.', hV a cor n 1 1 to i? ffr,-;dia-n?onl by re qf-? .. .. . ' . ac j w i Batteries: Onthrell and Barklev: Bradley and Taylor. Struck out: By lvumreii igr tyy Bradley " -;- Bethel Defeats Washington. Bethel. May 19: In an exciting Bethel defeated Washington by a score' ram. rr Kn n i -.A h.r. vnturiia of 7 to 2 " ' ; - PJEO AT FAYETTEVILLE Wilson, N. C. ID FENCE- AT WILSON ATHLETlt ! PARK MOVED1 WAY BACK NEWSY WlLSONNOTES. t Wilson, N. C May 18. After the swatting or the ball in the first in ning of yesterday's game by Captain Smith, of the Wilmington team, the manager ot the Wilson Athletic As sociation, concluded to put up the bars at a distance that will in all time prevent a repetition of such a spectacular exhibition of brawny mus cle.; Captain Smith was as much sur prised at what he had done as an of the : large number who witnessec the wonderful performance. When told this morning that the park fence had been moved back he said: "En tirely unnecessary; when I found that I had parked the1 ball yesterday 1 thought I was stricken with' heart failure At any rate the fence has been moved way back and there'll be no more "accidents ' from that source. Yesterday's game was the finest ex hibitlon of the sport ever pulled off in WHKn, and though the '"Tobaccon ists" were smoked out not one dissent Ing Word has been uttered as to the outcome but rather it is the opinion or . an that both teams are "star art Ists" who gave what the patrons ot the game paid their money to see square, clean and honest ball. ! j Died of Hydrophobia. A gentleman was In Wilson from Nash, county this morning who. says that the, young son of a Mr. Joyner who lives near Easonbury In Nash died last Saturday. About three or four weeks ago the - youngster - wa bitten by a rabbid; dog. The fathea however, so this correspondent is In formed, thought It unnecessary to send the youngster off for treatment. a ifw;uai ociore me oeam 01 me tittle One symptoms, of hydrophobia ret In and after sulxering untold ago nies he died a most horrible death ; The . Mud-TurtJo'V Launched. ' . Last Saturday ' a big event ww pulled off on ,r the banks of Toisnot. the launching of a ship. The lnciden was not :' accompanied i with as 'much pomp and grandeur . as would haw takn place at Newport News,' Ports mouth, ! ,Va-. Portsmouth, N. H. Brooklyn. . N. Y.. San Francisco. Cali fornia, or at any other, of the large shipyards in the Union neither ;wa a bottle ' of shampagne broken bve the prow of the trim. craft. But th occasion was a og one, one wnicn, wii teach .object lessons which will prove a of vast benefit to any community. The occasion was the launching oT a big mud scow which Is to be used for canalllng Toisnot . Swamp. The rfcdw was built on "ways" near the water's - edge, and when the contract or gave: notice that everything was in readiness for the launching, a number Of gentlemen went out to witness the 1 1 rFrpmuniea. r vrrvLiiiiix uiaiK bmi Mr. R. G. ! Brlrn. who was jaooara snip gav ine woru xmx ner i . . . . . . i wrn b n n wnasn m nn snin . whb I mw " " "-"""J I riidlng from the well oiled "ways" he raised a bottle of Budwelser aloft and coming down across the prow with the bottle, he said: "I christen this craft The Mud Turtle " . ; - A negro standing on the' embank ment exclaimed: "Fore de Lawd. Jer see what Mr. Briggs gon an done- wasted ; all dat good beer, Another old negro who was standing on a tus- you'se a bigger fool nigger dan I tuck you ter be; Mr. Briggs ' done know what he s doin'- dat s nuffln" but - a bottle of 'Bull Head" he smashed agin dat pie tub; gwan, nigger, you mek so much noise de : fish done stop bitin." " i - ; - ' : i Died In New York. A few days since a telegram was re ceived In Wilson by Mrs. B. R. Rhodes, that her daughter, i Mrs. M. B. Law- N. Y., had passed away. Back from SUte of Pltun CaDt J. P. Lovelace, who has been calling on the farmers of Pitt bounty. Is back again In Wilson. He says that Pitt farmers are wide-awake and progressive, and, as tillers of the soil ineir iuuciivi, -aic . uui . w uc iuuui their superiors -are j not vo be found anywhere. Their farms are In excel lent condition, and the prospects for big harvests are nne. "Thought, says Mn,ii Mf th.v hauM fniinw v. w ' ' ' " excellent example, set , by Wilson unty and plant more, wheat, they would b better off. A more hospitable set of people than those o Pitt county .I i . , - - i.n Idler UUl ftW MO : w. . , .ii.,h JMW.ll V . ,1 i that port, sweet bud of innocence, the infant son of Dr. and Mrs, B. S. Her- ring., who died Sunday evening, was preached yesterday afternoon by Rev. G. F. Smith, of the Wilson Methodist church, after which the Interment was made inf Maplewood cemetery. The IllttUC ill wafic IC1 J. Alio ., u. m nui.w . .. . man' 'u" rrpg andrWUI Herring man. .Emett jiiKnmin. uoane iier Jolmson-O'Brien Fight a Draw. (By the Associated Press.) Philadelphia, MayrJ9.-jrhe Johnr n.fVRH.n fltrht was declared son-O'Brien was did draw, - . . " Men who glTe up nothing give up everything. ; - - J :"'-. '. -,t iHlllVHI Da THE SAILORS Two Out of. Three.' to Wilson's Credit E YESTEnOATT 5 T0 1 lane Pitched ' Fine Game for the Home Team, Allowing Only 3 'Hits While Levy fW Visitors Granted Eight Hits Wss a fYist Game.' (Special to News and Observer.) Wilson, N. C May 19. The last of .he first series of . gajnea with .Wil mington's aggregation was a fast and snappy a me. Paul Lane, the Wilson wirier did himself proud. Jhe fol .owing are the details: : ; r , , nrst inning Wilmington: I Streaser .ilt to third and out; Wolf short to .irst and down; Sharp safe to right ieia. Sharp attepts to purloin sec Hnd and Is i thrown! out. by GUmore o Buhrman retiring the side. . Wilson Moore up, works Levy for a pass to ' first; caught napping and put out by Levy. Buhrman hits to second ; and is out at first; I; rerkes strikes to. short and out. f f Second Smith flies out to left; Pox urines to right, making secoirn bag; uoaa ians; Kiieywalks; Doak . at empts to steal . third . and Is I thrown ut by GUmore. - - - . - Wilson Miller, hits to first arid out: Armstrong hits safe to left and sroes o first; GUmore hits to third and is orcea out at second and catches Gil more at first making a double ntav. Third Ja-s hit to pitcher .and out u nrst; Levy - hiu to third, out at ilrst; Streaser hits to pitcher, out at Wllson Bird hits safe to left: Guer ant attempts to bunt and fouls out; lne flies 'out to short. '; . Fourth Wolf hiu to " second, out nrsi; isnarp lined out to center; Moore drills; Buhrman sacrifices and Moore goes to second; Yerkes , fouls ut to third; Miller hits to Smith nn third, v. ho throws wild. to first and Moore scores; Miller on' same? throw foes to second (Big kick by Smith): Armstrong beats a bunt to first: Miller goes, to third; Armstrong steals sec- I ond; GUmore fans. Fifth Fox gets to first on: Buhr- man's errorr , rnl, . .Y . hit nf nv , Z RlSvttemntVt.-? "coring Fox. nut o. hnnSLS t1 ec(Pnd P fSLSLSr'V, .Jaiaey..,; I r ?. 1 a'lflce; Lane flies out to ar 1 r nurui -' "j i-ikuw conns tsira on Riley's, error; Moore r attempts to sieai ana is inrown out. ' - ; r -Sixth Levy hlte to' short Yarid out U nrsr; .Streaser hits to third put at ,r?fr..Wolf i?,ta' to h"- out at first Wilson Buhrman hits, to second ut ajt flrstri Yerkes walks; Miller ans; Wolf drops ball at third and Is orced to throw to first, sacrificing rerkes to second; Armstrong hits to third, safe on first on Smith's bad hrow: Armstrong steals second; GU more hit to third, out at first, . V. ' Seventh Sharp hit to first and out; Imith fans out to third; Fox fans. ' . Wllsom Bird hit safe to center; uerrant sacrifices; Lane flies to left, Moore., musters for the third itlme; 'uhrman hits safe through seroni. scoring Bird, and on Doak's attempt to catch -wild - throw Moore russ in 'inder the wire: Buhrman aroe to m. ond; Yerkes hiU safe through second, scoring Buhrman; Miller flies out to Eighth Doak hits to short, out at Irst; Riley -fans: Jan ittemntx tn bunt out pitcher tofirst. Wilson Armstronr fans: 1 Bird hits a hot one -to pitcher which was i too warm 10 nanaie, sare on first; he . . ..- ittempts to steal second r and Is, hAffti Aa Km tir1 a. . an Sw . NlntLevi hite to .P'on .t nr: Streaser hiU at wild pitch on lilrd strike and gets to first; Streaser teals second; Wolf sacrifices; Sharp 1 - m . ... . . - third steals hits . to right and then the 8ailors I hMVA flnthnr moaiaiea Kcore, Wilson. An. R. ILPo. A- E. 0 Moore, c. fj u . . 1 2 0 10, 3 112 1 3 0 1 0 4 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 2 1 0 4 0 yQ 5' 2 4 . 2 4 2 6 10" 0 15- I 3 0 0 0' 4 Buhrman. 2b . . 1 0 - 0 Yerkes. a. s, . .. . Miller, r. f . . : . Armstrong. L f. 0 I GUmore. c. . . . Bird. 3b . . . . Guerrant. lb .. Lane. p. . Totals . . ?7 6 An. R. 4 0 8 27 17 Wilmington. Streaser, U f. Wolf. c.'. . Smith. Ob . Fox. lb . . Doak. c. f.V. II. Pb. A. K. 0 0 2 0 4 3 3 2 2 3 3 0 0 1 0! 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 5 1 12 tl 0. ; -3" 0 4 .2 0 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 0 .1 0 0 Riley, r. f. Jays, a. Levy, p. -r Totals 28 2 24 15 Score by innings: r. t u Wilson . . . ..000 110 30x 5 - 8 2 Wilmington . -i . 000 010 000 1 3 3 Two base hits. Fox: bases on hnllw. Levy 4 mpir; M?Laurhlin Tir iTso, AtteSdanci 75of ' " T ; - .4 Vv i ' 1 ' , . vy , , t iane j i ; struck out. Lane' 6. me WONDERFUL FEAT. P,U,lcr Anderson of the Tobacconists - Pta o-Hlt Game. ; Wilson. Mav It. Th main ftxitnrM of yesterday's game between the Sail- A.. Ylftf, J . I Ml- ft ista ,was omitted in the rush to get the storv off hv mall. . I ' It was a wonderful feat that Dr. I Anderson performed, and those who J dally scan the columns of the News and Gbserver for baseball tonic will seldom find a game as was . pitched I yesterday by thia wonderful twirler. Ten were the hits that the Tobaeeon- I fata annnd on halla rhmwn hv VVv. I song and Lane, but no one safe crack aia i. ,i I tossed by the Doctor. u... ...a . sni aui n kc. .lull. lii. . lu. . ---- . w. i ' It is better to . blurt out the truth than to set a He to soft music. - r scon mum OOl'Ji! GIAUTS " f " r -' : ,:.fl-1 Tfio Tables Turned at V Goldsboro Ycstorday;,; ,"2 A TO TIIE'TUOE'OF 3 TD 1 Pratnrcs of the Game Were the Batt. j Ing of Crockett,. James threebewj hit and a pretty double, nemzf-to J ' Snlli van -Moran put out of fZcme1 j ; tor Kickinrt If't'C' y'i. .f -M :-M "(Special to the News and Observe.'. Goldsboro, N; C Moy- l. 5ie . Giants failed to make It three stralgr'it today, the frame going - to the Rr'1- 1 roaders by the score of 3 to 1.:. Tro. ; out or three- Is i good enough reei d, howeveri- and the. same "stunt' a Wilmington I will not doubt nlact t he Giants at the , top of the percentage i column. ' Features today were Crcck etU' three hits out of three times, at ' bat, James' three-base hit and a pretty - double,-. Hemp- to - SulUvan.v Moran ' was put 1 out of the game for kick-n-- "" J : j.:.-: r .' ' ! , R.H.E. Rocky Mount .'.010 000 020 ,3 0-2 Goldsboro i. . . .000 000 010 1 0 Batteries:: Devlney "and Fulton; Smith and SerrelL ; Earned runs, Goldsboro 1 ; Rocky f Mount 1. Um pire McGulrk. t Time, 2:05. Attend ance 3 Q0. : Weather; cloudy, slight mowers.' . i - fl. 4 '; . i .-v ! j NORFOLK A i KOUTHntlf RAIL . - ' WAY, - - Goldsboro, N. CL. June.f.UCS. ' Transportation: Extension of trt!z 14 and 15 from Wilson to Greenvi: .s. ' L.V...4, FarmvUle ....At. 7:32 7:41 Lt.i., Arthur .r. 7: :ao Ar..... GreeavUIa ... .Lv. 7:1 J :j V.W4V couinern i.aiiwcy tTT a KTm. fb.'W.a r a - . : "ve "ce tnat commencing Moaday, June 8th. 1808. trains Nos. 14 and l5 ' now Ibelng operated beutween Ral "r be.extended and c j , i eraiw ociween xtaieija and urcea ; 1 rille, on the following schedule: Train Train J No. IB. i; v No. J4, Daily ' ; ; CtatlomL Except -J - v.-U Sunday,' i V. '.:. j ; vp. M. ! U - ExcertNi I r a. , ix, - 4:30 Lv...,.para. Junc...Ar. 10;83 4 : 4 5 Lv. , . . Bcushall Jlr. 10:21 5:01 Lv.,, Knlghtdale ...Ax. 10:0 5:14 Lv.....Ea?le Rock...Jlr. . 9:05- 5:20 Lv...;.' WendeU ....Aa, 9:4t 0:32 Lv..;. JSebuloa -...Ar.; 9:11 i;55 Lr.... Middlesex ,.Ar. ' 9:1S '-m It Bailey ... ,.Ar, "9:01- .4:10 Lv...., Heersoa ...Ar. :5f 1:40 Lt...... Wllsoa ...,.Ar t:l 0:55 Lv.. .. Evansdala . . ,Ar. 8:15 7:01 Lr.-i' CUatonsburr ..Ar. 8:00 t7:2t Lr...j Walstonburg ..Ar. 1:51 , ." ; 4 Hi C IIUDGIN3, ".' t, .ivl : General Pax AgsclV'?' P. TATTTM. Dlv., Art. .:, U--'- I NORFOLK A SOUTHERN RAILWAY Fltzstrrald, Wolcott A Kerr. Receivera, ;:rl::t; ti Sc!:;:::3 . ! BEAUFORT DIVISION ::' ;K ' COrlental Branch., I " I EFFECTIVE SUNDAY JANTrkiiv I . ij i-oa ' JANUAI1 V : . ' v : Tralna WOI Be Operatetl on the JToU - - . ttmring ocoeouie: uctween New Bern, Bajboro . and . Oriental, N. C. r i H STATIONS, v , : ? . i r No. 11" v Mixed) uaiiy . '. I " -r'U. ' Dally V i.;Ex. 8unday. f Ex. Sunday. A. M. 9.50 9.68 Lv. , New Bern Bridgeton" Ar. 1.80, . -3.21 2.58 N 2.20 , 10.12 10.32 10.48 10.65 10.59 11.10 ,11.20 11.50 12.10 Olympla . - Reelsboro ''' ; Grantsbero West Alliance East Alliance - , Bayboro M;2.1S ' 2.10 9.00 1.50 ' M.20 Lv. ' loo ; .1.. Stonewall. Ash wood "'' Ar. Oriental No. 13 THOMAS fjtzgeraltX: Vt' ' - ;Gen'l. Pass'nl Agent. ' J ' H. C. HUDGINS, i :C V ' Ceheral Mafjstir, f ; V . . von polk, v, , ,v ,; V :. HfEFF JfP BOCHTISII R. R, Trains leave Aberdeen dallv exeent Sunday 9:00 a: tn. and 8:15 d. m. fori! Leayltts, Montrose. Raerard. Dunda- ' focn. arriving Hope Mllla (40 miles D:4 a. m. and 4:56 p. m. r t: Trains leave Hope Mills 1160 a. m. and 6:15 p. m ; '. Connects at ilvMim ... : hfl.nl II, Tl 'I.. . . . - : Ashboro RaTlwayrat mpVlSl fSS -V . z. """''. AU,e ...mww -vvml vux - ; . . mm w a . For further, lnformif!rn sd.rrr3' (-.. P. JL . : v'. ;-.sh -H '? ff.-A.-- M.-;-- 7.38 (r j Bridgeton; C- 5.82' i 'till Vlxmpla ; 8.39, 1.08 -. Reelsboro 8.27 - ; ' s-ll Grantsboro " M? '8.19 8.18 " VrWest AllianeaM juil SJ - V lU .V Z Alliance . ,. 8.1 i f ! 8.31-, V,f;k Stonewall . ' 7159- t.49.v "'?.:;y-Abwood iaiw-'- : John rrj flners.1 j-- - - v; TfraiZo Hz .r. ' . j r t it'- 4- .. 0' n i!
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