TMDAY, AUGUST 11, IMS
CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, MOREHEAD CITY AND BEAUFORT, N.
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THE BAIIDIIIO:
Irritating tht Manager
iF ALL the people who knew Babe Ruth none knew
him better than Ed Barrow.
Barrow managed the Boston Red Sox from 1918
through 1920 and was familiar with Ruth's antics off
the field. One night when the team visited Washington,
Barrow stayed up all night to catch Ruth breaking
training rules.
At six a.m. Barrow stormed into Ruth's room to find
Babe smoking a pipe with the bed covers up to his neck.
"I've been here all night," Ruth said. "I like to smoke
this early every morning."
Plans Completed This Week
For Tar Heels Afloat Cruise
Plans for the first m;iss cruise
of Tar Heels Afloat, an organiza
tion made up of pleasure craft
owners in North Carolina, were bv
ing completed this week, according
to Cruise Commodore Charles N.
Bennett.
He stated that approximately SO
pleasure craft owners, including
yachts and cruisers ranging from
30 to 70 feet in length, had indi
cated they would take part in the
event.
The flotilla will rendezvous at
SATURDAY
ROY ROGERS
"UNDER CALIFORNIA
STARS"
LYNNK ROBERTS
DONALD BERRY
in
"MADONNA OF
THE DESERT"
CITY
SUNDAY MONDAY
NEWPORT
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Carteret's Newest Playhouse
NORTH CAROLINA
NEWPORT
SATURDAY AUGUST 28
JIMMY WAKELY
in
"OKLAHOMA BLUES"
Plus: Last Chapter of "SEA HOUND," and Short Subjects.
SUNDAY MONDAY AUGUST 29 30
Box Office, Opens 7:45 P.M. Show Starts 8 P.M.
Veronica LAKE - John CAULFIELD - Barry FITZGERALD
, in
"SAINTED SISTERS"
Plus News.
TUBS. WED. FAMILY NIGHTS AUG. 31 SEPT. 1
ROLAND WINTERS - VICTOR SEN YOUNG
v "DOCKS OF NEW ORLEANS"
Plus Short Subjects and Cartoon.
THURSDAY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2 3
YVONNE DE CARLO DAN DURYEA
in
"RIVER LADY"
Plus Short Subjects and Cartoon.
Coming Soon: "EMPEROR WALTZ" "HOME COMING"
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A Yankee for
Mori-head City Yacht Basin Sat
urday, September 4. Here owneis
and their guests will be entertain
ed that afternoon al a Dunes club
parly and later will be guests at
Carolina Racing association's ' dog
track. .
First section of the flotilla will
be underway at 10 o'clock on Sun
day morning with the upper reach
es of Trent river, a tributary of
the Neuse, as the destination.
Second squadron of the flotilla
made up of speedier vessels, will
depart from Morehead City Yacht
Basin about noon.
The cruise un Adams creek (in
land waterway) and the Neuse is
so timed that the ereat mass of
pleasure boats will arrive in New
Bern's historic harbor simultane
ously during mid afternoon.
Here the great fleet will be pho
tographed from the air by Theo
dore Baxter. From New Bern the
flotilla will proceed up the Trent
river with some of the craft going
to Pollocksville before returning
to Trent I'incs club and the East
Carolina Yacht club anchorage for
an overnight stop.
A banquet will be served the
owners and guesTs at Trent Fine
club that evening with Fred Miles
as host. Lavish entertainment is
planned by Col. A. T. Willis, Com
modore of the East Carolina Yacht
club and his associates for the visit
ing yachtsmen.
On Monday morning the flotilla
will return to Morehead City ar
riving Labor Day afternoon.
SATURDAY
SUNSET CARSON
in
'Red River Renegades'
O ; O
ROCHELLE HUDSON
JOHN CALVERT
in
"DEVIL CARGO"
THEATRE
SUNDAY MONDAY
BRENDA JOYCE
GEORGE NOKES
"SHAGGY
THEATRE
$125,000
Crashing
With that Barrow pulled bark the covers and found
what he had expected. Ruth was fully dressed, even to
his shoes. The next day Ruth was suspended.
"But you couldn't suspend a man like that for very
long," Barrow once said. "He loved the game too much."
Ruth was unhappy in January 1920 when Owner
llarrv Fraice, in need of money, sold the Babe to the
Yankees for $25,000. Ruth began in Boston and had
the place in his heart.
But the Babe must have taken real pride in himself
his first two years as a Yankee for he hit 54 home runs
in 1920 and 59 in 1921, and every drive he hit helped
MCTI Sof tbaUers
Drop from League
Morehead City Technical Insti
tute, leading the Carteret Softball
League last week with four wins
and one loss, was forced to drop
out of the league, it was announced
this week, because of the fact that
the recent graduation depleted the
playing ranks of the team.
Replacing M. C. T. I. in the play
ing order is the Beaufort Recrea
tion team, which immediately went
into first place by winning its first
game.
Last Thursday, the Morehead
City .laycees trounced the More
head Lions club bv a 20 5 score in
a game played at Wade Brothers
Park, Morehead. On the same day,
the Tide Water I'ower Company
ruptured a 6-0 decision from the
Morehead City Fire Department in
Beaufort.
Beaufort Recreation won a 64
verdict from Tide Water in More
head City on Tuesday of this week,
and the Lions Club recuperated
from their Javcees heating to fta
ly lay into the Beaufort Oddfel
lows, 23-2, in Beaufort.
Wednesday the Fire Department
won, 64, from the Jaycees nt Wade
Brothers Park and the Ileauloil
Oddfellows returned to winning
ways bv topping Tide Water, 11-2.
in Beaufort.
Two games were played yester
day afternoon, but the results were
too late for publiration. Scheduled
for yesterday were the Fire De
partment and tho Lions Club at
Beaulon and the Jaycees anu the
Recreation team at Morehead.
Here arc the standings as of
noon j'esterdav:
CARTERET SOFTBALL LEAGUE
W. L.
Beaufort 1 0
M.C. Lions Club 4 2
M.C. Jaycees 3 3
M. C. Fire Department .. . 2 3
Tide Water Power Co 2 4
Beaufort Oddfellows 2 5
Tidewater League
Saturday, August 28
Jacksonville at Morehead City
Marshallbcrg at Havelock
Beaufort at Harkers Island
Straits Newport at Swansboro
Sunday, August 29
Morehead City at Jacksonville
Havelock at Marshallberg
Harkers Island-Straits at Beau
fort Swansboro at Newport
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the Headlines
wipe off the stigma of the Chicago Black Sox Scandal
of 1919.
In 1923 Ruth had another great vcar. Yankee Stadium
opened that April and the 3,000,000 p.irk came lo
be known as "The House that Ruth Built." Ruth was in
all his glory, a new park and new honors. He batted
.393 and was voted the Most Valuable Flayer in the
American League.
A Columbia professor once Rave Ruth some 20 tests
in reactions, such as coordination, hearing and eyesight.
When it was over the professor said:
"He's one man out of a million."
AP NEWSFEATl'RES
Standings
TIDEWATER LEAGl'E
W. L.
Morehead City 23 9
Swansboro 22 9
Marshallberg 19 13
Beaufort 15 17
Newport 14 17
Jacksonville 14 19
Havelock 11 21
Harkers Island Straits 10 23
SALT WATER LEAGl'E
W. L.
Mill Creek in 1
Havelock 3 3
Marshallberg 1 1
Wildwood 6 7
Beaufort 4 7
Boguc 2 6
COASTAL PLAIN LEAGl'E
W. L.
Tarboro 81 46
Goldsboro 73 55
Rocky Mount 71 57
Kinston 70 57
New Bern fit 6.1
Wilson 54 72
Roanoke Rapids 49 7ft
Greenville 47 01
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
W. I.
Boston 67 49
Brooklyn 62 51
St. Louis . 63 52
New York 60 53
Pittsburgh 58 53
Philadelphia 52 63
Cincinnati 50 57
Chicago 46 70
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
Cleveland 71 46
Boston ... 71 47
New York 69 47
Philadelphia 6R 51
Detroit 56 57
St. Louis 46 67
Washington 44 73
Chicago 40 77
County Scout Committee
Hears Troop Reports
Members of the Carteret County
District Scout committee heard
reports on the status of the var
ious troops in the county at their
August meeting Tuesday night in
the Scout building, Beaufort.
The troops have not been meet
ing since the ban on children con
gregating due to the polio epi
demic. Scouts in the county at
present number approximately
130.
The new troop in Beaufort, No.
222, in charge of Robert (Bobby)
Stephens and John Duncan, will
receive its charter in several
weeks.
Committeemen who attended
the meeting were James D. Pot
ter, chairman, N. F. Eure, Ben F.
Copeland, all of Beaufort, W. C.
Wall, New Bern. Clyde Jones and
W, C. Carlton, Morehead City.
The next meeting will be held
the latter part of September.
Mail Orders Filled
.Same Day Received
BELL'S DRUG STORE
BEAUFORT
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Specializing In
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That Ruth Bnilt
Packing Yankee Stadium
Wildwood Trips
Beaufort Nine, 9-2
Wildwood made it three straight
over Beaufort as they teed off on i
Robbie Robinson's si. nils for six
runs in the first two innings of
their Salt Water contest at Wild
wood Sunday, winning !) 2.
Charles Stuart, coasting to his ,
second victory for Wildwood, allow
ed the Beaufort bailers only live
hits and stuck oul fourteen. Stuart
won bis own game bv banning in
three runs with two similes a id ;i
home run in the fourth oil Jimmy
l'iner.
l'iner relieved lioliinson in the
second with two out, limited the
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oppposing batters to tvo hits, and
fanned six in the remaining five
innings. Wildwood, capitalizing on
an error and two hits, scored three
runs in the fourth for their final
runs.
G. MeCabe's 2 for-4 and Stinrt's
3-for-4 were best for Wildwood.
Daniels, collecting two hits in
four trips to the plate, led Beau
fort. Daniels hil a triple and a
single and batted in one run. Pits
ton Mason scored Beaufort's only
other run on a round tripper.
Fodrie and l'iner nicked up singles
in the third and fifth.
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Wildwood lilH) 300 x ! 11 0
The" Detroit Lions says they have
the "classiest" name in, football in
Kinsley van Rensselear Dev. 23-ycar-old
end from the University
of New Hampshire.
lin McMillin. former Indiana
University football coach, has a
five year contract as new roach of
the Detroit Linus in I lie National
Football League.
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The grave of the Rev. Josiah
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of Harriet Beechcr Stowc's "Uncle
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DOG RACES
Every Night (Except Sunday) Rain or Shine
Post Time 8:30 P. N.
Legalized I'ari Mutiiel Operations, Under Supervision of
Morehead City Racing Commission.
NO MINORS
CAROLINA RACING ASSOCIATION
GREYHOUND RACE TRACK
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