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Witt, Assistant Manager Insurance t& Primess Street H. M. Owen, Mgr. Insurance Derjt. Department - v x Wilmington N-. C. a WOK FIRST GAME OF HASEBALlI CLASSIC Zimmerman, BalT oner "-Cicotfetrfe "WetcSeVTlt at 'flrsC3iWg'' ihic0 pick . Burns at' first. Strike one; ! play . of Fletcher's -roUers'.!i.!M-, J t ' ( Continued from Page One). Dave Robertson, laid him low at the corner sack. John Collins, however, reached second and scored when Mc MulJin ripped a double to centerfield. It. wa,., here that Cauff's play figured. . . The former Federal league star eame dashing in for the ball, plunged for it j and missed. The ball bounded by him. By the time Burns had-.reco.v-" ered it Collins had crossed the plate arid McMullin was on second. Eddie Cicotte ended the inning with a" pop fly-to Fletcher. Then it was Felsch's turn. The bfg: "- cehterfielder ctabked out one of tlie longest hoine runs ever seen on. Com- Iskey's field when he met one of Sal- - Iees curves and sent it into the left -; . field' bleachers far down toward ceh.--, - terfield. One bail Tiad, been called . for him when he met. the next pitched 'y'.l tew' McCafty was responsible for the Giant, run. Fits t up in J the fifth the ' Gi4nt catcher laid against oae for ; a three base hit drive , to cenlerfieldj .'A" faster" " man would have made 'a , home run ,of tlie hft but , McCarty's' - lame ;Ieg impeded Bim. Slim Sallee f. ' Tiimsel'f provided the hit that drove 'McCarty across the platel ' - ', ' Then came the seventh injaing. One - was gone wheitf Holke got hold of one r 'and: -put it iii right field for a single-. McCafty swung hard and slammed a liner-' drive into centerfield- Jackson, 'rpniQiiig hard, plunged for the ball, but unlikj . Kauff; gotwit. He turned a . . complete somersault i. but came up with .the Ball. Tbjei game was saved. V-If ' the ball had passed. Jackson, "Holke -: would.', have scored the tying run and ,$IcCarty would have been itt a posl tionj; to score', McGtaw already Iiad . sent Fred Anderson to warm' up,' plan- ') 'nlng; 'to- defi; in..raJ'tiii;ch:1tltter for Sal lee ir McCarty reached first. ' Benny Kauff. and Holke were shown lips'atrflrst by the clever Cicotte. He ; picked off Holke in the second and C did. the same 'thing for " Kauff in the i eighth, aften-Beiiny had reached there on, Weaver'av-1 error. Kauft fanned oirice.frA short fly' to - the outfield-a pog-up" and a soft grounder on which .Weaver erred were his other efforts Heinie Zimtn,ermatt failed to- get a. " tfasebli ' out rot "the- infierd. Specula t!oa" tiirnoa tonight to the -probable . pitching splrctiot-, for Sunday. It , .was?1' believed McG-raw would .send ' POUT Perrittr to the 'firing liHfi;"alter nating from ;hlj strings of left-handers Itwaa 'considefed ju$t as probable that Rowland ;w0uld chose Red'Faber, banking on a repetition of the success of -a, nght-handert- -' " . ' .-'";-'-; v. First' I nnjngC- ' V New . :York: v ' Burns up. Strike; strike 7twoj -ball, one;' ball two;, ball ' three. Burna-singled "sharply oyer 1 second after the' count 'Was-three and j wo, '1. ': -i-'.V v.; '; . -iHerzog; ap , Herzogr fliedto. Joe Jackson on- the'- first -ball" pitched '- -Kauff up-. " "Strike one?. Kauff -sent up a-hish Ayr to Jaekson, -who almost dropped- the ball.-;.' V: 1 n v. Ziiaiaerraantt up' The'crow booed Burns stole second. Foul, strike two. Robertson up. Bali one; all two; Zimmerman file; fo Feiscn. ; f No runs pne -wt, no errors. : right field. ? , WU-iL ' j umcago: jonn tpums up. jtou , Hoifce up. Ball c4ief 1 tcjft$len ( strike one; strike two; ball one; foul.i.threw out Holke t "first1 ' I TrViT fAllinii WqtoH - a Yint oItutIo tn 1 ' - .... ', a. v r " -r-j . xno runs, one nit, no errors. rignt. i Robertson - hit a hofctwHaggej to ' . V :-.fL'"' ': ZflwmermaVs'HegT Weaver up. Strike one foul, strike two; Weaver; singled and Gandil stole Chicago; Jackson- unl JStfike oner Mclfull up. McMulleiL sacrificed?'; foul, arik two; Burissisaaled Jack Sallee to Holke, J. Collins moving to son's fly. . . : second. second, and went to third. Schalk up. Fletcher threw. Schalk. . L Nq runs, qne hit one error. Eighth Inning: . r . SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL. NEW YOR-UAY-HY-UAY, . ' - r (O- O. Mclntwe.) 'i; 4 -i- 8 !? l Dis- 4. 4 4J t4f , out j Army, 28; Carnegie, 0. ' j At Milwaukee: Marquette TJniver- ! sity, 61; St. Herbert College, 0. Ii At Madison: : University of Wis consin; 34; Beloit College, 0. Felsch up. Ball one, New York: Burns up. nan one, , At Lmcoln, Neh.: Nebraska Uni- feul, strike one. Burns flied out to . versity, 100; Nebraska Wesleyan, 0; Felscht:Fplph At Austin: Texas University, 27; to Eddie Collins. . No runs, no hits, no errors. Chicago: . Cicotte up. Foul, strike on: ball one: strike two: ball two: ?batl three; Fletcher tossed out Ci-.syivania, u. cotte. jciuuie. uiijuua uy. buik one, -wu scorea on a temnc arive inip, tne ieiu Herzoe ud Ball one ball two; iwu. iieiwcr uucn uui vuuuia tta LLkZHX Uicavucra LJL a iXULUns l:UM- X lie first, John Collins going to third on crowd gave him a great cheer. ( the play. ; j Gandil up. Ball one; strike one; . Jackson up. Herzog made a circus Sallee threw out Gondii, at first. catch of Jackson's Texas leaguer. Weaver up, Foul strifie one; Burns No luns, one hit, no errors. caught Weaver's fly. ; Second Inning: Qne run one &itr no ttmsi - t8' New York: , Fletcher up. Ball one; i: inin strike one. Cicotte kept the ball ,r , , . around the Grant's knees. Fletcher Jf Xk: Carfc fouled out to Gandil. strike one. McCarty drover MORE; hit .... .. . .; . , - ., to the center field fence .for .,. thr.ee Robertson up. Foul, strike one; ;!aseg v. f ball pne; strike two. Cicotte tossed 1: ' ' W - Robertson out at first. ; Sallee up, Chicago.;. infield xiiii, " -r, - , , . , played in. Striked bne; istrike' two; Ilke up. Bali one- foul strike Ball one . fouL McCarty scored on :one; .f, stre,wo:,..Hom-.beat out, qis singie to right., ' : a slow roHer to, Eddie Collins. Bumg up Foul , sfrike,0ne? hall McCarty up. Cicotte -caught Holke-one. Burns hit into a louhlnfc(lay, deat asleep, off first base with a ; Weaver to E. Collins to Gandil. )! -, quick throw, to Gandil. ' ( Herzog up. Foul, strike oner foul; No i-ruask one hit, no errors:' ) strike two;; Herzog, struck outiot He Chicago: .iFelsch up. Strike one;: i was the first strike-out victiaa sf :! the 'strike w..,,t Salee. was working his 'game. .? : iamous cross nre Dan, uaii one. j Oiie run, two hits, no errors. ' Felseh sent up "a lofty fly to Fletcher, ) Chicago: Schalk up. Foul.r-strike Gandil up. Ball pne; foul, strike one. Shalk grounded out to Holke, one; ball; two;,.; Heine Zimmerman . Cicotte up. ; Foul, strike One; ball dropped Gandil's light drive,, but one: ball two: foul, strike-two: hall tnrew mm out at nrst. . Weaver up. Strike- one. tossed Out 'Weaver at first. No fruns, yhcfe jerrors Third Inning: New'lrYOtk? i McCarty up. Np runs, no hits, no errors Sixth Inning. New York: Kauff up. Strike one; I Kauff cf strike two: Kauff fanned ' 'on- thteet Zimmerman, Sb. pitched balls. . . . .-Fletcher, ss : m tt . j. w . i t- i a zaiiimerman up. jpoui,' sirixei'one; i xvuuerisun, ri At Tiniins! Smith rrn MfithoTlist , They read their eveninc oaDers or lav i strike one. Herzog sent a low tiy University, 20; Meridian College, 7. back, eyes half-closed, their thoughts !, H Kauff up. Weaver took Kauff's.Sd; Montana Aggies, zi. ground, but Ms.wtda .irow drew 8S0 . " GandiJ. off the bag. At Ames: Ioway-Ames, Co. E., 0. K Zlinmerman up. Ball one;, ball two; At Iowa' City: Iowa University, 22; strike one. Kauff was1 caught oft first Cornell, 13. and. was run down, Cicotte to Gandil I As Des Moine?: William Tell, 7; Trinity College, 0. (Special Correspondent of The patch). New" York, Oct. 6. It was on the SERIOUS RUE IS ! iUAXTQN SAttfROM Far Rockway express. The smoker Maxton Gin Company s Plant was filled with commuters men 5; weary from toil at their desks and ; the! business of buying and selling-, t Destroyed, and Other Buildirigs Threatened ( Drake, T. At Evans ton: Lake Forest, 01 'At Nashville Vanderhilt, 61; Tran- Northwestern, 48; University of South J tw ,,4-. r,oi. Carolina, 38; Newberry College, 0. one. John Collins got a two-base hit - v . " alone the left field foul line. rTtHn CT I AI TIC T!?'AM5 McMullen up. Ball one; bailee took ; WUol lAUIO 1 i-lVlO McMullen's ground and Jnhn Collins j TAKE A GAME EACH was run down, Sallee to Zimmerman! . .to Herzog. ' I rv United PreasS Eddie Collins tip. Ball one ; strike st. Louis, Oct. -The Browns; and one; McMuUen caught out stealing -Cardinals split a double-header in Smoke filled the air,' curling wreaths and streamer --- the blue ' Special to The Dispatch.) , Maxtom N.C..Oct. 6 Tne nlant of i the. Maxton Gin Company burned j down- this afternoon. Fire, which was grey smoke of pip and cipr, and ci- after 1 6'clcck, rapidly grew into ihe garette. Outside the car, beating up-1 mos. ; spectacular blaze, ever. -.seen in on fts windows, a sunset flamed, j Max!t6n.f Catching the inflammablo Iti; was a sunset of rose and yellow Baateriat the-flames shot through (ho and! the faintest, softest -green.and t enyelbplng smoke; high into, the air these magic tints were niaced:-'la'. v a a-ltl utraaienea-. to .riapf . up: .me iujoin- ringhtiiidingSvl Theses toorwerc csf Hip .. most f inflammable; character. A 1 avgo sombre setting of blue-gray the ci garette smoke caught solid, in heavv. i tumbling masses. The sunst . glow j, seed H hotree and the storage tank:; of nainted the fields and tlie waters so Hhe Standard" Oil Company -were on o- one side.' and those- of the Texas Oil the sunset's splendor But not a man within the car no ticed not one turned to look at the CpmpanVoathevo-merceptional work;; by-: me- fire departxdent' prevent ed a disastrous . , confldgration, in i?lnrioiis color. That is; nn nnp 4vrpnt i- which- the loss of the gin (five tliou- a little ploddinr book-keeper. He ! sand do"arsl partially covered by in seemed hypnotized by the beauty of it all. And turning to a man with his face buried in a newspaper filled with tragedy, he remarked, just a bit shy ly: "I wonder, sir, if crime and pov erty and war and all those hideous things "which are, afflicting the worlds Foul. striite one; ball one; strike two; Felsch gathered in McCaty's long drive. ' "J ' " : " ' - Sallee1 uj). Th 1 Chi6ago Outfielders shifted with every Giant batter. Ball one; Weaver caught Sallee's fly, McCarty to Herzog. - No runs, one: hit, no errors. j the American Leaguers taking the " 4 Ninth Inning; (first game, 5 to 4, in 10 innings, while New York: Zimmerman ud. Strike tsa MatiAmiia hnnnhA the. nth t ' ft -tn three. Sallee threw out Cicotte at one: strike two' ' ' Tha OQAT ri XX7Q CJ f 11 ' r, . " ' X ll il C llllllUAOi J. T odiicenrst. - . s ' t Fletcher flied out. . 'called on acocunt of darkness. if all of these are not caused in some S - mns .up:- OUI' stif'?T Robertaott filed out to J, Collins, core First , Game: R. H. E. deeply subtle way by man's- own indlf strike two; fonl;. balI one Jdhn No runs, no- hits, no- errors. ! Browns .. . . 220 000 000 1-5 9 & ference to light and color and beauty, hns also goes oilt to Holke, unassist-- , - PQr--hQlQ nm nnn' ?m nl 7 9 I wonder ir -1 1 I . hT. 1 iA T Tl IF MM A TjI VU1 U1UUMU t t V V VW fw v h CU. E Am? V XNVl. k . XXJJ, AU XX. X W. XX, XLI. .. 3 0- 1 2 0-0 surance, shrinks, into insignificance. .New York: Burns, lf . . . Herzog, 2b. . Want LaFolfette Interned. ' (B LJ:tcd Vross.) Lovkhart. Texas. Oct. 6. The Lock- , hart home guard. In a telegram to I Senator; Sheppard tonight; urged Unit the. Senators from .Texas use t heir best, efforts: to have .Robert M. La .FoUette, Senator from .Wisconsin, ex pelled from the; Senate and interned for. the period of the war. .Burns up. strike one; ball one; foul. sko. two. Daii two; strike two; ball three; foulr out to .Gandil ;' Zimmerman flied f Holke, lb 4 4 4 .4 .4 .3 foul; Burns walked. w - , . ). -Rtrik oni.iatrlkp.1 Sallee. n "C1 p nair oue; ioui, strike . two.1 Fjetcner liedoutrrtiQ, Jackson, one; Herzog -singled to right,. Burns A,o luuanO hitV'nO' eVr6ra, going toecoha. - r . Tt tJt first inninjK that the New Yorkers nad made-no-ihts.., . W-QU McCarty, c. . . . . . .4l .3 v 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 1 2 1 0 2 14 1 2 t 0 1 0 3 3 1 0 1 6 Batteries--Groom, Lo'udermilk and) Say ' was the curte reply "what's Hartley; Hortsman, Ames, Goodwin, i eatin' you? . You better quit jabbia' Packard and Snyder. - i yourself in the arm. You're getting Score Second-Game: R. H. E. I dotty already Browns .. .. .... .. 000 01 1 3-1 There isnt a 'wiser cat anywhere than "Red Mike, pride of the men of And the shy little man. turned: away a. fire engine company on East Twen- Kauff'up. Bali one": ball two: foul. strike one. Gandil ran to the Giants' bench and caught jKaufTs foul. Nons, one hit no errors Totals . . . Chicago: J f!rllins rf McMuUen' ,Up;; :, Strike f McMullin, 3b 32 1 7 24 15 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. .413100 Lone. Herzog threw but McMulJgfc, at prat. arr'v" cutting aown.wnat seemed 2 10 0 2 0 3 1 0 Chicago: Schalk" up. Ball one; i a sure hit. striKe one. . iinrmerman made a one - iaie collins up., Strike oiler foul, hand stop of . Stalk's grounder and strike, two; EcTdie Collin's' fanned, got his man at first. - .. . Jaekson up Holke toolt' JEcson's Cicotte. upt ,Bal one '.strike one ;; grounder and beat the runner .to the stnk3 two; (SeotteVdrnied a single, bag.-, , ' - ' rv'" , ovrthe:.middle baY-. . . No runs; no hits, no errors. :"' John -Collins Sip. vi Ball one: John! -; Seventh inniftn' Collins singled-to right, but Cicotte - New York: Robertson up. Ball son; three base hit, .McCarty;' home run, Felsch; stolen --tJaSes-. Burns. Gan dil; sacrifice hit, McMullin; double play's Weaver to E. Collins- to Gan dil. Left on" bases, New, York Na tionals- 5; Chicago ' Americans 3 .3 E. Collins, 2b , . Jackson, If . . .. . .3 Felsch, cf 3. Gandil, lb . . ' . . ..3 Weaver, ss . . . . . .3 Schalk, c .. ..' ..31 Cicotte,, p . . . . . .3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 I 0 2 5 4 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 4 Totals . . . . ;. 28 2 7 27 10 1 Two base hits, McMullin Robert- was out; going to third. Robertson toliWrt. strife nno. oMianuC'j3 Zimmerman. On the throw to third I Robertson. ' ' ' , 'S. J31,1111 '"ent to second. - ; I : . Holke . up, Foul, strike one? ' Holke' - McMullen Hp. McMullen singled,' singled past Gandil. ! 7j x' f i ' . scoring J. ColHns; the official scorer - -McCarty up. Ball one.JaeksOn SC-SSn 3 t?"Hase nit '.made a wonderful catch o'f McCaHy's ; First base on errors, 'New York Na . Hiaaie 4-UIHns, Strike one: : ball i seemins safe drivi. Hnlt- 'Wfia "kih 4- tunait, i. v.oiin n;n Cardinals .. .. .. .. 301 026 7 1 Batteries Sothoron and Hartley; Meadows and Gonzales. Umpires Quigley and - Owens. - Two Straights for Reds; andi sighed. Seen around the town: A cub Hon I hauled through the streets in an ex- htr.n-v. rk c . r.,-voi Press wagon. A toupee removed from Reds made.it two straight over thele .of .H f11' dressed man by, third place Cleveland Americans to- f. B"st of 3?rs- Richard. wrofe day by winning the-post season bilU hfr,sband. An undertaker in a 2 to 1, in 13 innings-; Stanley Covel- checkered suit and white spats,-- . A eskie and Schneider fought, on even nearsighted; man asking a clothes shop terms until the thirteenth, when sin- dummy for a sreet direction., Rube gles by Griffith' and Shean, and Neal's f0?18 ,crahn under his big au sacrifice gave the Reds victory. The omotnle n, middle of .-Times Ibquare while a crowd collected. -.A Cleveland .100 000 000 600-0-fl 10 2,windo.w demonstrator showing -how Cincinnati. 000 010 000' 000O 2 7 0 scienuncany to vchew gum. , A .dra- Batteries : Coveleskie " and O'Neil ; Schneider and Wingo. Umpires, Hil debrand and Harrison. - . two .strike two; t baiL three ; Eddie vyuumat ioutea out to Jjietcher. One- tun, three'hit no , errors, j' one; -hits, and earned runs, off Saf- lee 2-runs in eight' innings; of Ci- at'firat. Sallee up; Ball one;l'',S'alf6,e' fliei " s'V.",',Wf""" '" V V.? runs' .one nit errors,' j v out by Cicotte T, Sallee 2.Umpires ffiT C1K :ni5i ughUn behind" the-plate; Klem one Fletcher , attiW Foul trifid one ; . ball j but at first. w te; ball two-.. vMcMullear - threw.1., Gandil-up, GandiJ matip critic - refusing to shake hands with a well known producer. A nrn- ressional'. Southerner being escorted out a Dig hotel lobby. "A woman carrying a little white . puppy H in a handbag onjjsr arm. ,y No Such Peace Terms (By United Press.). . Paris, Oct. 6. French Socialists to night received from. Russia a telegram M.en. and women eaeer.to learn n sent by the executive committee of speakr the language of the poilus and the Workmen'a and Soldieus'-Congress and, that of the Parisian now have declaring regarding -the rumpr thatitheir chanceMn NewYnrfe hAti9 ti,o the Allies were contemplating a . sep-1 Vahderbilt, Majestic- and ' Waldorf iCvC al-uaaS;CAiicusc,.iu4i, n3ve estaDUshed classes for an hourV pcatc nuum uwctti lu xvus- j instruction each:day.' - Guests are eir sian international democracy." -'-'Rus- fn instruction, free-and' some' wag on ty-fifth street. The - reporters were called in'; the other day to see Mike at; hisbest. :, He- slides down the pole from the; second story as well as .my redshirted fireman. I; He knows how to1 fetch boots, shoes and other ar ticles belonging to. firemen, and he can actually distinguish the difference between alarm bellsj ?When the men start, out . to answer an alarm Red Mike is always on .his seat beside the ladder truck driver. As a result of hi cleverness Red Mike got his pic tures in-.all; of the New York news papers j . , - - 'A little, ..lisping chorus girl with the,; regulation Broadway make-up was talking in a Lobster. Palace about Pa cifists. ."The pathififthlh", she said, I'are the cruth of a Nation . " And ij made", her angry .when everyoni chortled. -"' -J. EyanSarthi'td ta'fe'-Tiae of game 1U repudiate' P7aSe W.te hK'XrT2'tt2!l 7?X W-p. GaMJt-totolone ioar and 48. minutes. " . , . resnlf , : ; 'St1SXl. It
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