TILE MOllJma. SI Ailv C SUNDAY, JULY 14, 11)10.
- ?AGE TWO.
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EA8TEBX CABOWNA IJSAGTJJ5.
TEAMS SPLIT DOUBLEHEADER
Sailors aid Railroaders Each Took a
Game Yetterday-rJ-ast a Seven-'
Irtflng Affair Garrlsonlan
j Finish for First, v i
Goldsboro 2, Raleigh 4.
Wilmington 4, Rocky Mount 3.
2nd: Wilmington 0, Rocky Mount 1.
" t ' . x . Wilson 3, Fayetteville 1.
C . , 2nd: Wilson 1, Fayetteville 0.
Resiilta Yesterday...
Where They Play Tomorrow.
Raleigh at Wilson.
Wilmington at Goldsboro. .
Rocky Mount at Fayetteville.
With two men .down in the ninth,
jr. 'Wilmington put two men across the
rubber, and won the nrst game, with
the Railroaders yesterday, and the
Bide was retired with, the third still
alive." Two singles and an error were
,the cause of the tables being turned
so suddenly, the visitors having suc
ceeded in getting a score in their half
of the ninth which looked like cinch-
, ing the victory.
Hanks held the opposition forces
to five hits, while the Sailors plucked
ten clean ones off Big Chief Thorpe.
But for a couple of errors in the third
tnninir which resulted' in two scores
for the Railroaders, the score would
imvo hpen one to four. The game was
'lull, of pepper from the beginning and
was exciting to a nerve racKing ue-
trratk 1 ' ' '
There was nothing doing in the first
with the exception of free transporta
tion handed to Cooper, wno aiea on
second, but in the second chapter,
? Clreaean led off with a single to .cen
Mroa nut on fielder's choice on sec
nnd while Schuman. who bunted, was
safe on first. Gastmeyer N and Phelan
next up, retired the side by fanning,
and skvine resoectlvely. In Wilming
ton's half Burke singled to left, Brooks
flew to center and while Kiuttz was
tin tturke made "second on wild pitch,
Jtluttz expiring on first, second to first,
while Bnrfce made third. While Kite
was at the bat Burke scored on anoth
er wild pitch, and Kite flew- to leit.
Rocky, Mount went one better in the
s third when , Dussault, the first man
' tip, went to second base on wild throw
- of Dubbs to first, and scored when JBig
Chief hit to left for one station and
stretched it another on error of Tyde
r man.' Gillespie sacrificed, advancing
- Thorpe to third, Forgue singled to In
' field scoring Thorpe, and went tQ..8ec
Qnd on Stein's, sacrifice, but Creagan
was put third to first. ;
Wilmington was out In order in this
Inning as was R(?cky Mount In the
. lourth-NBrooks got a single in the last
half, but did not get any further. In
the first half of the fifth Gillespie hit
one to short, and stole second, but
Forgue 'retired . the side, jitcher tq
' ' first.
Kiuttz started oft with an infield hit
to third, Mills running for him, Kite
''sacrificed him to- second, and when
1 short fumbled Hanks' hit Ho second,
Mills scored, Hanks being safe on
first. Mills took first In place of Hanks,
but was chased down between second
and third when Dubbs placed a single
in right field. Cooper singled to left
advancing Dubbs to second, but Tyde-
man was out on foul fly to catcher.
- Three up, three down, was Rocky
Mount's Jate in the sixth, while for
'" the locals Burke was given first when
he was hit by pitched ball, after Mills
had ethered, but Brooks flew out to
second and Burke was caught off first,
second to first. Only nine pitched
balls were required to retire the vis
; itors in the seventh, these being nine
, successive strikes, and in theiat half,
.y- - after Kiuttz had expired on first, Kite
singled to center, but the side was re
tired by a double play, short to sec
ond to first, when Hanks pealed one
' to short. '
In the eighth. Thorpe was out pitch
er to -first, and Gillespie , met a like
late at the hands of short. Forgue
then sent one to left center for two
cushions, and Steintook first on four
- Trails, but Creagan dampened their
spirits when he flew out to Kiuttz. In
- the other half, after Dubbs had died
at first. Cooper singled to center, and
stole second, but Tydeman fanned for
the third time, and Mills went- out to
second. " " '
The Railroaders again ' gJt in the
lead when Schuman was given a free
conveyance to first, and was sacrificed
to second by Gastmeyer. Phelan was
out on first, but Dussault . followed
witha single to second, scoring' Schu
- man. Thorpe then forced Dussault at
' second.
'. . . Then came the Mathewsonian finish
.'...' In the locals' half . ' Burke ' couldn't
' ' find 'em, Brooks' dying gasp was on
' ; first, but Kandy Kid Kiuttz landed one
safe in right "garden, Mills ! taking his
place to run;' Kite hjt safe to the in
field and went to third when .Gillespie
couldn't put It to first, while Mills
ambled home. Hanks next came - up
; with a single to center and when Kite
' 'scored, the side, was retired by the
manager. '
: ' The Tabulated Score. .
wllil Ditched. TborpeZ.; hit y P "
Hurke; umpires, Henderson anu :tue,
time WW. ' ; ; I
The secona umc.
The second game ran only seven
nnings by mutual consent at the be
ginning. "Big Cniei" was -sent m
again at nis . request, auu kiiv,u
much, better game than tbe first, al-
owlrie only four mts, aii.in uiuereui.
divisions . of tb? game. Howard, lor
the. Sailors, let them bunch four mts
in the fourth inning, wnicn enameu
them to put a lone run across, .ana
this won the game. ' ; " '.
The only error 'of tne game - 5was
rhAreed to Brooks, in centerfleld. and
it was well played on both sides. Three
lip and three down was tne nistory 01
both sides in tne nrst, ana m iae w
ond after Creagan had struck at-three
wide ones and Schuman had died on
first, Gastmeyer hit to Infield lor one
cushion, and stole secona, du rneian
was out pitcher tov first. Wilmington
out in order. Du&sauit siariea
the third by fanning; Thorpe singled
to center and went to second when
110 OiSBUPTIOil:OF-lE.!lllE
Clubs; h'
t'liyetteVllle .. ..
Wilaotf il. .. ..
(rtdnbord ..
Wilmington
Bsileigh .. ..
Bqcky Mount
20-.!
Pel
.714 I
H .fioo
' .:..48i;
-r .417
Clubs.
NATIONAL
Li k D?ttltrc?: Katiorvals
:;v .... I- (Champions of the Worid) ' ;
4 ' . l-i , i-j f iajyni- as catchet with-a pcrcentaee "
' of .983 and'eaueht more games .than any other catcher
last year. He writes us , mat ne . is cmuuw.ut auuui
Change of Management for Raleigh 4 Chicago
Team- and Schedule Will be Con-
linued rWllmlrigton n a o .
Firm Basis.
Sew York,
IdncinnatV .
Philadelphia ..
St. Lonis ijr...i
I Boston .'.
- Won. Ao
...52
v -.,45,, S4
...4tft f.3.
..M , 41
'"4i
. ...IS.;!, 46
ost.
Pet.
.642
. .570
.-f6S
' -12
ASS
.452
.40.7
-.337
Si":
RnopiAl Rtar .Telecram.1 .
vt r Tulv' 9.VL -TJnlAifl'h
fans in mass meetirife tonight deter- j Athletics V.. .
mined to continue in the Eastern Caro- j Sp7ton: ' V,
AJCEBlCAJf LEAGUE. .
Won. - Lost
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liija Baseball League, S900 heing rais-iweiro - yv-..
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.Wtian;ngt
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oldi management, rwith assurances that juouii.
eai towaras xno x,iuu ueuwv , iyaHmngini-. .
the remainder wilK be forthcoming
readily, early in the -week , An entire
ly new management takes over the
team with W. H. Wllllamsan, A. V
Cpxr W. H; Bagley, J. V. Simms and
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..25 55
Pet.
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ouencnes mc uurii i uwiuiw .""-"-r -'
a Delicious RetreshingThirst-Quenching
RALEIGH LISTLESS GAME
Mr R; G. Sherrlll .as directors. This
Brooks dropped the ball, but Gillespie a(vtjon agaures- the continuance of .the
SCUIc 1X1 lucu uau ."o i j
X. ll!11n ..ntnev frT film OTIrt WAS t SUAV "
IU 1C1U ivxAiia w " , -
us I v. rrti-a Ktit tTrvtvarrl snn
HttCiiuteu uj nCl. . i,m loot frnm
nu. ftnt nn first with the as-I xuo nuuic biui
Kanee of short, and MUla expired mjJSSSTJSl
tnlrU. ,. . ' . - T OnVtnV, WTn-rrii-inirtrfri il'o
t f mirth "Vnrtma s ne ed -to iftos,., io .attivB r ."" r
Errors Contributed to .Victory-Hobbs
5 c E v e r yw he r e
: Send 2c"stami-tor''6ur booklet: "The
! , . .Truth About Coca-CoUM and the Coca-s-'
'Cola Baseball Record Book for. 1910.
, The latter contains the famous poem
- CaseyattheBat," records,.schedules for
both leaeues and other valuable baseball
information complied by authonues. ( .
Brought In WinnSrig' Run Gates
Injured by Being Hit
: Evans Starred. vvu
THE COCA-COLA CO.';
Whenever
you see an
Arrow think
of Coca-Cola
IT'oroniQ clnp-lAfl trt I iaua.
center, but was caught napping. Stein W toiwin :a
einviori nver second. Creacan singled ciftg ner.-tea.,pu,t several ,aay
(Special Star Telegram.)
Goldsboro, N. C.fjuly 23.7The hit
ting y was y light today jm bath sides ;
4. '.1. - '. li..-"" : . - xT'W. a ;T a
KILTIES LOST BOTH GAMES
rather slow, and listless gamet,
s ngxea suu
io leu, iiuus - ., mai irripA-jtn.l. . in...tiie.?-aii Simmons-a
man hit to left, scoring . stem, , ana - V-1--t 2r7l 7JS Mth' a -hit tWo rnn wera
In t,tie jJltth; Simmons Reading off j Remnant of Team Pitted Against Wl
was holding -down fliird, ' but
Gastmeyer hit to right the side was
scored' on ;
Clemens, on third.
the winning, t run.
Lrf oft rornr nf thft ffiipram ftftove Hpbbs batted
to ngnj tne siae was VT;-waii; .OoWsborb'a runs came from a' walk
retired Dy a' neac aouDie piaj. iib"- r"Si?r o a sacrificOnd twn wnmrowa. Gates.
'ijiii.iiiiir iurr 1 1 in iiib . uas h.it. -- . '
son Yesterday -Luyster Lest Bott'i
.f;70h.-..Hafdr-l-uc4Entlr-rte8?.
' V-!t':-- - to 'Visitors.' - .J'
to second to catcher . - ; . "... . -Taon wm.id 1 hit by a pitched ball, was forced to te-
tKHtSef Q S F Mt.aklng
SMtob
ed at second when Thorpe hit to pitch- last as .ine new iu w i j.u emme, is , it .
i' 1 r ...
vr vX7r.;o7 5wn to connect wtih the.nroner material. V BJjrbie, ui
illUHItJ iBiei.- uciiig vjiaocu uwnM-i-- . . r " ... 'y IHOhDS,.ff
by Burke between first and , second.
Kite got another hit in this inning;
(but it did not accomplish anything,
three order in thsixth. , Phelan and
T..T..T.
T-;rf: t.- , . . - A'lKea-Ungs."i.. ..V. i.4 l 0 0 3..0
AM ERICAN J.E AGU E, y
ynrner, p
,. Totals v, . . .
nnpe, zo
Rooky 'Moniit.
i;illepie. 2 . .
Forgue,' rs .. .
Steinlf .. .. ,
Creaean. of ..
Schnman. rf ..
J'helan, lb ... .
I mssiiult, C . .
Thorpe, !p .. .,
Totals .. .. .
Wllnilnttton. :
Cooper , 3b . .
TyriemiiD, It ..
J Ills, ID .. ..
PnrkP. 2b . (
nrftokA, 4-f . . ,
Klutta. Tf .P.,
Kite, c .. .-. ..
Uowapd.jp . .
Totals
.,3
..3
..3
.'.3
..3
4
in-excellent tdnri ' t6day,-4!h0trlthg-iChi
r H po a E cago to four scattered hits and Wash- j Handi
5 ? i ? S ington won handily 4 to 1. Johnson
Riirto onrh pnt another hit in the sev- 44rfMTTTi .MmI'CuXmImM' ,I,,M'
-" o 1 j - t
. . v . V. 3 1U n n . 4 I - -
enin, dui no one uh.ch.cu lucm uy, ouu
with this the game was over.
A n
All
.3 0 0 14 tnirfmi wnn handilv
n o also struck out 11 of the Sox. Lang
o o started the Ditching for cnicago, mit
"I tiro a wilil on1 inafFonttvo Srrrr flnlBh
o jlng in good form, allowing the locals
Ol but one run.
0 Washington ... 300 001 OOx 4 . 6 0
o Chicago 000 OOO'OOl 1 4 2
Johnson and, Beckendorf; Lang,
Scott and Sullivan and Block: time
t .
c
... .3
. (Special Star Telegram.) n
Fayetteville, N?" C; Jul 23. The
second time ince enteringjthe East
ern-Carolina, League",-the" Fayetteville
Highlanders or the - remnant thBreof
lost ' an entire -series on, their ? home
.1 .1) ,o a o a grounds -by dropping both games to-
.4
-5
10 3 0
,0 0 2,3
il J. 2 1
DO 11 , 0
O 0 1 4 .0
O
0
0
0
0 0 10
0 1 4
0 K) 0
0
"3
2
0
1
rpe, 2b
diboe, lb
rran aa
tUVlgDUi r.f! . .. ..
ETAns, If .. . . ..
Uaten. 3b .. ..- ..
Merchant, rf and of
Dalley, c and rf ..
Fulton, c
HeTderon, p . . . . ;
anA riiin'hoA ' in torrlhfo-, llinV . lnalnf
" K'xb r H pi) a e j the first -on two-, errors vwhile ; Fay-
eiicvine buuuiu uave ;iau iuc uuijr iuu
of the game but a passed ball and a
raw decision, reversed. . the score.
O'Halloran's and D. McGehan's work
and Mullen's batting and base run
ning featured.
Th Tabulated Score.
.4
.4
,.4
.3
..3
o
!'.3
.3.
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
o
..2.1 1 0 21 11
AR II H A K
...3 0 "0 2 4 0
0
.3
t
!'.3
..3
..1
Y
O 0
8
3
0
o
4
0
.23 0 4 21 14 1
1:40: umpire Perrine.
New York, July 23. Detroit turned
the tables on New York today and
won the second game of the series 6
to 2. The visitors first two runs were
due to Ford's bases on balls and Mitch
ell's wild throws. ut the last four
Totals ., , 29 2 2,27 0 3
'.- " JSre By Inntar.
Raleiirh WW 0024 3 1
Goldsboro .020 000 OOx 2 2 3
Summary-i-BnRe on naluv ty Inrner J,
Oundernon 1; utruok out by Turner. 3,
Gtiiidereon 4; left on buses, Raleifrh 1,
Goldsboro-2; double plays, JIo1bs to ltlch-
ardson; hit .hy pitcner,- nates; snoriuce
hits, twites ; stolen bases. Tleitiens, Fulton ;
time 1:30; umpire. Sharry; attendance 41W.-
0
1
1
0!
o
o
1
0
0 Wilson.
D. MoGeehan, 2b
Jacobs, 3b . . ..
Westlake, c .. ...
Mullen, rf ... ..
Sheridan, cf .. .
C. Mcjieehan, lb
Sanaa
aiivas
Pumps
for
Ladies
M
ULTIPLEX COMPANY TAI
Rmm Rv Inniurfi
UocitT Monnt 000 100 01 6 0
V.ilmlnKton ..' ..000 W 0 4 1
Summary Double pbirs..Klnttr. to Kite,
Vlntti tn nnliha: left . mi ltss.' Uot'kT
Mount 3. Wllmlnifton 4: strack out. Thorpe
4. Howard 3 ; sacrifice lilts. Burke and Kite ;
stolen bases, uastmeyer; umpire, xienuer-
8 on and Bar re; tune l:io.
4. ,
ArmstrOue, If
Sharp, ss . .
Stewart, p .. , .
Total's
FayetteTllle
Mullen, cf . . .
Ci'Halloran. 2b
Schumaker, IX
Luyster, p
AlV.lt HPOAE
.4 1,0 1 21
.. .".3 011 1 0
,2 )( 0 4 0 0
.j. ,.3 1 2 3 0! 0
,T.v...2 1
.? .. .3 ;0
.3' 0
.3 0
.2 O
1
7
O
4
0
..25 3 5 21 0 3
AB It HPOAE
iGaKin, o
Totals
..4
:f:i
. ..3
3
...A
3
1 3
0 10
2- 1
0 1
0 1
1 O
0, 0
2 2
8 21 12 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE. v 4
Pittsburg, July 23. Pittsburg hit
were earned by heavy batting by Cobb, Invention of Prof." Rowland Has Prov- Hartley.' rf V.
Crawford. T. Jones. Bush and Schmidt I n Unsuccessful. - I Meyer, if . .
w ' L . . I Knv a '11.
Detroit,,.,.,,.. :ilO 001 003 6 6 3 BalUmore, July.323.-r-Tne ,Kpwiana IVi,; ss
Xew xorK ...... uuo uiu uui z o o 1 1 eiegmpinc uompim;, ti uoiyuiBuuu
Summers and- Schmidt; Ford, and formed about ten years ago to exploit
Mitchell; time 2:00; umpires Evans I the multiplex telegrapb-prlntlng ma-
and Dineen: . ; , . . chine-invented by the late ProL Hen-
Philadelphia, July 23. Philadelphia ry A. Rowland, -of the. Johns Hopkins
shut out Cleveland today 2 toTTin a j TJniversityr went into the hands of a
nlthers battle hetween Coombs and receiver today. The assets are stated
Fanwell. The latter is a right hander to he ?Z57,6Z1 ana tne liaDinties ?4i8, jn"8'" St. uBJ!2s. xriTw
i.i.v vi. pinnflionH I e . - : , ; ran.? Stewart tov r.lv,ev'"n'. AU:er 10
wuitu mauc ma ucuui niw uicinwu i w.m.9. . H'. .l- !eeuu to westiaite stoieu-iwtses.
in today's game. . He was secured from I ..The. , Rowland Telegraph-Printing iMnlieii 2; time 1.10 ; umpire, Peuiberton;
the Danville club" of the Virginia machine was to have allowed the senat ai"'1 "
'Lomnifl Panwell hl PhllfldPlnhla linsr of anv number of messaees eacn I . im tiuuuum cor secona uame
Of the series own to nve singles ana uuiu ui. iuh wy ucr uub wuc, iuo mavuiw ri Mciieehau "b
..... uieveiana larrangea 10 sena me messages iu bo- Jacobs, 3b
nes 01 rours- rror. Kowiana spent nis 1 we t lake, c ..
last years in working over the Inveh- j I1inej rf .. .. .
t. j-- j it. i.i ISberldan. ci ..
won, pui iie iea jusi a iu maume (:..jjctJeehan. lb
was. being placed upon the market ana Armstrong, if
Other engineers had to nmsn it.
Scanlon freely today
fniirth flnd last, camp
xrjtK TJrvivr. rather enaiiv MadrtoT runs were "Que xo errors
oc ton -fr tho mhhpr in th mid- went out ja order in eight innings and
die of the fifth inning and Leifield sub-' oaLsmen racea
otJtutH Tfn. tha Wrnrtlrlvn were Cleveland . .. .. . .000 000 0000 3 3
Philadelphia ... .100 Q01 OOx 2 -51
thw wa ol nWaX tn rnam th hn5P I rtlliweit auu ocuiis, .uuixiua ouu
. .. .. -.::2 1
Score' By Innings.
Wilson .. .. .. .. ..1(H -tK 0 3 5 3
FayettevlUe .. .. 100 000 01 8 2
Summary Sacrifice hits, Jjicohs. West
lake, Mayer; bases on balls. Luyster 2;
struck out. Liuyster 1; Mtewart z; two nase
AB It HfOAE
at wilVand registered three steals.
Pittsburg ......200 020 03x 7 14 ;;-0
Brooklyn .......000 010 0012 7 .0
Maddox. Leifleld and Gibson; Scan
lon-and Erwin; lime 1:50; umpires
Eason and Johnstone.' ...'
Cincinnati, Jiily 23. McQuillin, held
Lapp;, time 1:32; umpires Q'Loughlin
and Egan. .. v
Boston, July Z. CIcotte held . St.
Louis to four scattered hits today, but!
three of them .counted for runs. Pow-
ellpitched ; shut-out ball, the visitors
winning 3- to o.v Not a local piayer
reacned nrst: nase witn none out in
tho niriflTiTiatl team aafe until the last
two innings, when they managed to es- W,ol the nine innings.-
r a tc a sniiriiiT Kt'nn ti ri x. . i ,iiu iw,- mww
VVJf JAA. v v v wwv o v - - , 1
cinnatl used , four pitchers the last poston
010 100 001
ooq ooo oooo
i
1
2
'THE "WHITE HOUSE" TRACK.
Government Wants to Put Reformato-
:, '".-..: ry In Virginia.
Richmond. Va..': July 23. Condem
nation proceedings were instituted by
the United States government in the
Federal Circuit Court here today
agaihsi 1..500 acres of land in Fairfax
county. Virginia, which Uncle . Sam
rIG CULTURE IN CAROLINA.
Timely Bulletin issued by. State Agrl
cultural Department.,
A very . timely - bulletin on : fig cul-
twn rit xvhnm were effefrtlve.
PhiladftlfAia ....210 000 000-3 5 2 Carrlgan; tfme 1:46;
Cincinnati ......000 000 020--2 5 4 ra9 Connolly.
McQyillen and Doom; Suggs, From-
me, . Caspar, Burns and ' McLean .and
i-ili- .k. : . ':' '
Chicago, July 23. Chicago won a
slugging match from: Boston 7 to 6 in
ten innlnes today. Abbatichio's wide
throw to. first let.in the deciding ally.
Reulbach and Mattern werev batted
from the slab in the sixth inning.
Chicago ......000 005 10017' 10 1
Boston ...... .002 003' 01006 '12 2
Reulbach, Mclhtyre and Kllng; Mat-
tern, Brown and Graham; time 2:05;
umpires Klem and Kane. ;v
St. Louis, July 23. New lork won
from the locals today by a score of 9
Powell and Stephens; CIcotte and wishes to acquire for the purpose of
umpires Kerln establishing a reformatory for the pis
1 I4..tt PnlumViU Tlia nrnnarfv la
known as "Belvoir," or the ."White
House" tract. : i. ,.. .
Sharite, sh
S5tewrt, p . . .
Totals . ,
Fayetteville"
Mullen, cf . .
O'Halloran. 2b
Schtuaker, if ..
Luyster. p . . .
I Hartley, rf .
lAiayer, li .. ..
BoyJe, .. ..
Cantwell, ss ..
Galln, c ....
r
m . i
IWllsou
.3 0
..3 0
...3 1
.,.3 0
..3. 0
..3 0
...1 O
...3 0
-.3 H
1
0
1
0
5.
o
0
0
5
1 2 0
Tt 2 0
2 0 0
10 0
6, 2 .0
U0 0
U 4 0
10 O
.27 1 5 21 13 1
AB It H I'O A E
. . .3 O 13 0 O
9" it v i a - i
...3. 0
... 0
0
. ..3 0.
....2 0
...3 0
. 0
1 .S,Q- .0
i i2 :o o
O 1 t 0
10 1 0
0 0 2 0
12 3 1
0 4 0 ,0
.Score Br InnWirs
. ;. .. ,.(xx) ooi oi
0 -ft 21 - 9
5.
2
Efforts to purchase tfhave been go- loran to,Schumaker; stolen 4ases, O Hi
p. nn fnr some time The owners of Ira u ; passed balls, (;lvin ; timfi i;l,0J,
g on jor some time. ne owners or i . Peuiberton; attendance 450. v
ing
the property are descendants of Philip
Otterback, who was the original own
Fayetteville .. .. 000 000 0 O 2
- Summary Sacrifice hltsi Boyle; bases on
hnlls. Stewart 1; Btruck out Luyster 3.
Stewart 2: two base hits. O'Halloran. C.
McGeehan ; double plays. Cantwell to-'Hal-
uauo-.
uui-
ture has just been Drepared and pub-ter. Most of them live in Washington
lished by the' North Carolina Experi- City;, none of them in Virginia.
ment Station. ' The publication was
prepared , to "supply - information with BURGLARS ENTERJED BANK.
reference to the growth aqd maketing
HABEAS CORPUS FOR 'CHILD.
Durham Husband and Father! Rushes
Across Country to Raleigh.' V
I V (Special Star Telegram ) , -
1 . Raleigh, N. "C.; July ; 23.-r-Mrs Ros
coe Myers is. tonight under police sur;
veilance here with her seven-year-old
of the fig, for at this time much ihtef- Stole Only $20 From -Bank at South
est is manifested in fic 'culture by I Hill. va. . v
farmers and other, fruit growers in Norfolk, Va., July 51. A-speciaL to daughter, .'awaiting the arrival of her
most sections fit the upper, South: The the .Virginian-Pilot from Suffolk, Va., husband and father from Durham to
bulletin deals witw.the climatic re- sass burglars' early this morning en-1 Procure a." writ of habeas rforous for
A. . RAtn'iXh Wpont flHtitinn to thfi quiremits. or tne ng. as. well, as tne iierea ine Danuc at souin am, va., ana the chud to be turnea over to him.
St. Loiiis team in Ms try-out was wild lections of the State, suited ipt- the stole $20.-Thousands of dollars in the The police located Mrs-Ayers at a
and Ineffective
m9 1 ... AAA X -
iNew iors .....ava uui .ziu v
erowth of thla fruit: -It discusses the vault in the bank were not touched.
10 - 2 aayaniages ana. oppo.rtuniyes tn tne Durgiars nemg uname to xorce an
St. Louisj. .. . .010 000 100 2 12. 2 Pll.e nas over oner sections. v entrance .xo tne strong ox.
' Semlch, Wlhls ad Bresnahan; Ma- Such subjects as soils for figs; prop- . Bloodhounds were sent from Suffolk
thewson and Myers ana Schlel; time agation, planting cultiviatijpn, mulch-, on a through-freight that was ordered
x.-oo, umpires ivigier' ana jiiiubiht. , m .vivulvi., iuvm v -tv- w vo.Hv
; . , . , . :' pruning, Winter protection, narvesting rests . have been made but thedogs
AiM4, 4,.l,.iJi.&JLJM4 AJUA marketing, tises and varieties are'fully are hot on tbe trail. . . " , I .4 . -
w- ? 1 r - r -Ainiscussea, 'The important, subject opr. ,
Itorfcr Mount.
Hlle7?ple, 3b ..
FortcuiR. Mi.,
Stein, If ..
Creagan, cf ..
Simmons, rf .
Uastmeyer, 2b
Phelan, lb ...
Dussault. c . .
Thorpe, p .. .
Totals .. . .
Wilmington.
Dubbs, ss'.. .
AB II H PO A E
.. ...
. . .
,.3
.3
7
.A
..3
..3
..4
.4
..4
1
1
0
1
0
0
0 11
2 4
1 0
Cooper, 3b
Tydeman
Mills, lb
Bnrke. 2b
Brooks, cf
Kiuttz, rf
Kite, c
Hanks, p
4
..3
. ..4
:...
..! ..4
A
it 9,
...
3
W 2 0 28 J2 2
AB It H PO A K
.4 ,. .. . 4.
1
2
0
0 14
2 4
0 1
2 1
2 5
1 1
1 A -1
0 1 4 0
0 0
0
0
0
0
2
3
Jotals . . . ... . r. . . . '.32 3 10 27 13 1
Score l8y Innlns. w
Itocky Mount ..002 000 00O-2 1 2
,W41mlprton .. 001 010 0(n3 10 1
Summary-Two base hits, Tydeman ; sac
rifice hits, Gillespie. Forgue, Stein, Gast
meyer and Kite: stolen bases, Gillespie,
rmn nii Trrtoman: left on bases. Rocky
THotint 3. .Wnmington 5: struck out, Thorpe
3. Hanks B; donoie pwy.
Paetoo, Forgue to Gastmeyer
4 V OTHER GAMES.
t
the; premature : dropping .Of green or
4. i immature figs la . fully treated; and
4M M..T..T. t"I"I"I' Tem?dies samfe are given. ;
TT?.?T f ? r:t?-? ,r . a icopy of this bulletin, may
Southern Leagued
At Montgomery Atlanta 0.
At Birmingham 2; Memphis 6: "
At Mobile 2 ; Jashf ille 5. - -
At New Orleans 2; .Chattapooga 0
. ; i $ovth Atlantic League. '.
At Jacksonville 2 T Macon 1.
2nd: Wacon 10 j Jacksonville; 1.
At Savannah 2; Augusta '!. '
At Columbus 2; Columbia 1. .v'
, . Virginia League. - V t .
At Richmond 2 Norfolk 4. ;
2nd: Richmond 3; Nqrf oik, l:
At Petersburg 1; Roanoke 5.;
, 2nd : Roanoke 4; Petersburg 2. ,;
i At Lynchburg 4 ;- Danville 2.
.Carolina League.
, be. se
cured free by addressing Director C.
B. Williams, West Raleigh, N. C.
FROM ROCKY POINT. '
Method! st Conf e re n ce " at B urg a w t"
Dr. Kilgb to SpeaVi. U -,
(Special Star Correspondence.)
Rocky Point, N.'TL, July' 23.-JRev."
J. N. Cole, of the Methodist . Orpnan
age. at. Raleigh, delivered a moat fffec-
i ttlve sermon today at Burgaw. Respon
ses ;ior aia in tneN work were, liberal.
There has been a laree attendance of
ministers and deleeates at the Dis-.
trict Conferencel' Burlaw hna rttr
well. Quito a Tnt aF.
At Spartanburg 4r WJnston-Salem 2.. preachers and delegates nave gone
At Charlotte 8: Greenville 6- ."? Ihome. BishoD Kileo
At Anderson 5; Greenebpro ..-..,-..' J evening train and will breach to per-
.1 j.-- . V '-'Ll baP8 he largest audience, that ever
Fail upening flops' a auormg v;o tw. lassempiea at Burgaw.-; Crops im-
JUDGE JAMES E, BOYD. . . -
Designated toPreide Over U. S. Court
. In South Carolina.
y Asheyille,,;J, July 23.-r'Unlted
Stales Circuit Judge Jeter C. Pritch
ard .today Signed an order designating
Judge James E. Boyd P. S. District
judge for, the Western ilorth jCarollna
District, Jto hold the District Court of
the United States for the District of
soma varouna from . nis a ate uniu
the 18th of October, 1910,dur!ng the
absence, from the district of ; Judge
William H. - Brawiey. U. ST"District
Judge of Charleston, S. C. v
v -
FATAL HOTEL FIRE.
A'
Believed .That Five Persona Perished
- In the Flamea. .. ,
. Hoqulam, Wash., July 22. It Js now
believed five persons 'perished In thi
fire which ; destroyed the hotel . Ho
qulam earJx. todav. .The body of CL E.
jnnnet, a lineman was taken from the
boarding house here this 'evening and
notified; the distracted husband and
fattier at Durham," so he came across
the; country in an automobile .tonight
accompanied by counsel. The - writ,
is issued by" Chief Justioe Walter
Claf-k, of the Supreme Court, and hear
ing Hs expected Mondayr. Mrs. Ayers
admits Bhe kidnapped the i .ch.lld,.N She
cain,e from Roanoke, Va. ' She says she
kept, the child quite V while after she
and; her husband separated and he
kidnapped it froti ner Jtwb years ago.
Now she thinks ' it Is but fair she
should have the child a while.".'' She
has been - living with - her people in
Roanoke," Va. since she left Jrer hus-
'band'who is a car dispatcher, of-'the.
Durham Traction Company. f
; , . '
Krieiiel String .Quartette V ' :
win play a selection at 'the Lumina
concert tonight.' - . ' .
NPItES CURED AT HOUE Br
ilEV ABSORPTION ' U ETH 00.
eyer. to Pheian;i27. , r . - ; ( - , 'Jer eart. t : known dead and two missing. - ; P
If ' you rotter from bleeding, itching, " blind
fcri protrmllag Pllee, send toe -rour addrss,
and 1 will ten you how- to .cure yourself 'at
home jMr the new. absorption treatment; and
.wilt -.mlao ' send some of tnla ' home treating r
Wrae t for - trial, with - references w from vnw
owmr locality U- requested, r. ImmedUte re
lief .and- termnet cure -: assured. Send' no
hut etl ' others of this offer. , Write
Mrs. M. Bummew. Box P. Satr
lad, - - - : - -
Oxfords
for
Gents
Baref Got Sandals
i Foi- Children; ; V
"-Cool and Comfortable.
PETEKSOM & ROLFS
; f ' Next to Mittchison Bank.
!ol if. tf ' - ' ' ' - v :" . .- f. -
FACTS
Do Not Lie
T"per cenL Increase Jn the number of ' prescriptions filled in the
past year over the previous year dbes not mean necessarily that the
amount of sickness, has Increased in Wilmington, but it does mean
that ; r - . y , . . . ' ..
THE PRESCRIPTION BUSI
NESS IS COMING
OUR WAY.
It means that only the best material is used in our prescription
wprk and "we use only what the dpctor orders, and you find your doc
tor recognize the fact that each prescription brought to our store la
accurately prepared and packages are promptly delivered, except la
rare Instances when, delaj' is unavoidable.
. N. B. Bring, your prescriptions. to us or get your doctor to phone
them in and they will be promptly attended to.
Get a new strawnat ($2.50 to $5.00) for 10c. Hawke's and It. N.
TJ. Straw Hat Cleaner,. l6c ; -f.
i.
HICKS
BUmlNGDRUG CO
i numx am o&acK ptbiets.
The: Real
5 ."t -
ot the yuan la the window, but th
;ujUireii pi usSulriticies of Furniture
: o3tr our floors Our o-Is by far the
; tim largest, the newest in
; : the city.1 "'As , usual, our. prices are much
; -lower. All are cordially invited to walk
- through and be conyinced.
The . Wiiminipn Co. t
Garrell BuUding - ;;s ; ; ! 126-128 Princess St.
II .- ' , ....
ELECTRIC FANS
B E Y MER & H EINSBER G RR
: Contrafting-Eie(ftrical Engineers
Gairell Bldp .' J !" ' Phone 1
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