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TD (pNStaMr Practice
wmeiq On FfE Field
He: is, always
;T14Otyiiy 'Ifi'E 'BALL;
45- i.
' i6rppd fii'ird "Straight to Detroit
ye'erdiyetfators Won From r
TsRu8M.Wpn for Chi- .
- . go---Brbwhs Won.
F6r &e"&M,;.iiiie i&ce the early
days ot the 'ireseiit -seasbn, : and ; the
' second time since . the" season' started
.,;rtt;i;'iethtfcs' Sunday and
yesterday droppedlree games in a
row, the Detrdit Tigers taking a dou-We-headiir
Sttnday-5and a: single .bill
yVsWrday.
thefame fin rthe fihal; inning for dis
jpWingfthe "otopreV decision on . a
Vatc y
r eWhiinalidnals. defeated
CleVelafld in aiclosely L iplayedj game.
Score to,3,;:Boehling:, being called on
-to liorsesiioetherame in ' the late
fitagtes. ialtet 1 Groom and Engle had
fallen by ihewaysjdei .The game was
wen .; in ' the- final'- inning on - an error
cxittpted-wit5iMcflrides triple and Ain-
'fenmh'assacri.acjfer w v.
B msssemaAesood, with a gold
fitce: ia yesterday's game be
tween C0cago;andiBoston, tho..White
Sdx.wiHning the. game1 8 to 0; One lone
dingier- toyi HoopeT-Jin.., the -third, was
;-Miii-uirttAilAhnt .'HeHflv.-allowed the
lw6rld 1 ehamplons, apd only-, one mein-'
4KJT Ul' uievsuuu '. tnue (eacucu . i.m u
ase.;SBsellialso figured in the win
riaing" by punching' the -pellet at oppor-
time t&nes. ' - ; ? -- .
The St. Louis' Browns made ,11 runs
off 12 hits It? yesterday's game with
: the New -york Yankees, winning, by
the score of 1 to llv while the Chance
lea with six . hits ; were Only . able to
put-one runner across the plate.
Athletics' brop rThree Straight., i?
1 Detroit, "July 14. Detroit inade
l!hfee straight from Philadelphia, win-
'.jiing 9 to 8 today in a heavy ' hitting
game. r Crawford's mighty bating was
the feature. All the misplays figured
in the run-making. Cobb was "put out
of the game in. the, ninth for protest
ing" a - decision : by Umpire rHildebrand.
With. Daly on .first, by virtue of a base
.on ballsi.Baker hit a liner to short
: center. Cobb, .raced Jn arid apparent-ly-made
the-atch -right :on the grass
but the umpire ruled "that Cobb trop
ped the ball. ; - - a : ;
Philadelphia . . . ; 101 1B0 104 8 10 3
Detroit:- . 301 300 011 9 13 3
Beuder,-J. Busli and Lapp; Hall, Du-
- Buc and. Stanager time ZSmnpires
CLoughlin and Hildebrand.A
7 . Se nator Won in 1SI i nth," -4 : -
: Cleveland, July 14. Washington de
feated Cleveland 4 to 3 today, winning
in the ninth on Turner's error, Mc-
Bride's- triple and iAiftsmith's sacrifice
fly. : Manager- Griffith 'us6d f-thrfee
pitchers... : Six ', base : on-TiaUa. off. the
Washington -pitchers, , however, ena
bled Cleveland 'to score -three runs
with the assistance of Morgan's error.'
' Cleveland v ,s . i .010 200 000 3 4 3 2
Washington- . R. . 010 010 0024 6 1
" .Falkenberg .'and Carisch; :,Groom,
Engle, Boehling and Henry , and Ain
sinith ;: time 2 : 15 ; umpires McGreevy
and ConnoHy.u . ...-;;?.:,
,,Red? Russell rMadepGbod. v ;
Chicago, July l--Ited" Rusiell,
Chicago's Texas recruit -pitcher, -was
almost invincible today,- holding -Bos-'
ton t to - one hit, -: a single over - second
by Hooper in the third, t1 He and his
rteam-mates bunched Jilts jOff Foster
and shut out the visitors 8 to 0. v. Rus-
sell never was in danger, only one of
Stahl's men. reaching third; ; He walk
d . one man, :hlt : two iand .struck out
four. The support behind Russell was
: Scientific.. ; :V t v & 1 ' ;
-Boston , .000 000 000 0 1 1
Chicago :00Qi 012.-5 x 8 14 :1
-Foster,:Mosely and Garrigan; Rus
" eelliand. Schalk; itime-'r: 43 ;v umpires
Bvahs 'and Sheridan-. -. - : r
Twelve Hits.-Eleven .fluns. . --v-SL
Louis, ily 14;irNew--York used
""thtee'f pitchers today in; an effort -to
:top? therbatting of th locals who reg
istered 11 runs " off k12 hits .while
reliance's men,, accumulated ,one '- rp
from 'T3ix hits. Both teams played
well in the field;? 'H r 'V,n; M c
New York . .-. 000 000 01 1 ; 6 0
'St.' Louis . .322-400:00x11 12 0
, Warhop; Schulz, ; Clark, , Caldwell
atid Smith and Hanson Baumgardner,
Schmidt-: and -Agnew. -and McAllister;
time 2:05; umpires Egan and Dineen.
Perjury Cates Continued. 5 V - ; t
The cases- iwherein-HB. .F; Hawkins
- scharges- Qfileer Frank-'r Georgev with
' peruryand Officer s George- charges
Hawkins; with a similar, offense, which
were to have been tried yesterday be
fore Justice; Harriss, : were , continued
r-UHtil ttBorrdwi"at- the' request Of the
"laliryers 4ntereSted,sothey had to be
lm SuperlprCouTL i -: : w JJ'i'i;:s
i Chicago J uly 14 . Pitcher Leifield
- was eleasedtouAtlmrtta by the Cubs
today. Leifield has not "been in form
' this -Beason.- - ';v.'.
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33
37
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Clereland . .
Washington
Chleaso . .
Boston . . .
St. Louis . ,
Detroit... , .
New York .
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. 50
. 46
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
At Detroit 9; Philadelphia 8.
At- St. Louis 11 ; New York 1..
At Cleveland 3; Washington 4.
' At Chicago 8; Boston 0. v
SUNDAY GAMES. ' ,
At Detroit 7; Philadelphia 1."' ' -y
2nd: Detroit. 5; Philadelphia. 4.- '
At SL Louis 2; New York 3. .V
At Cleveland 4; Washington S
At Chicago 3; Boston .2.
f WHERE THEY
eostor;at unicaao. .
Philadelphia at Detroit. 5
New; Y6r1 at SLTLoutii r
Washington at Cleveland.
CAROLINA LE AG UE
Results Yesterday
At Durham 0; Charit,te 8.
At Asheville .8; Greensboro 3.
At Raleigh 0; Winston 1.
. Standing of the Teams
. uhd:
Winston . . . .
Diirhnni .. '. . .
Raleigh . . ' . .
Asheville . .. '.
Charlotte , . . .
Won. Lost. P.C.
.38 -20 .567
. 37 32 - .536
. 35 34 .L .507
.35 32 - .522
. 31 36 .4(!3
. 28 41 - .401
Greensboro . . " .
-' Larry Chapellevsold
Milwaukee's .-Sensational ; : Outfielder
::Goes .to -Chicago White. Sox .
Chicago, July -14 .Larry . Chappelle,
the sensational -outfielder of the-Mil
waukee team of the American Associa
tion- was ; sold to, the Chicago White
Sox today. For him President Comis
key ..gave. Outfielder , 'John Beall.v a
catcher whose name was not - made
public and 1 a "cash . consideration."
Chappelle is to report at once. . He has
been-batting around .350 and fielding
with "the : best of them. . Practically
eery ,club in the' major leagues bid
for him. A .-.. J. , J-:
Fine Concerts Sunday. ; ;
-. !.' The largest . audience Of ' the season
heard . the splendid concerts at Lumi
na Sunday ' afternoon and night given
by the 'fine orchestra of .13 ; pieces.
The orchestra received .numerous en
cores which were responded to in the
usual happy .manner .by .Conductor
John Kneisel and his obliging-xorps
of ' inusicians. An .-"especially enjoya
ble feature was the- rendition of "Wil
liam Tell." According to the records
of the Tidewater Power Company the
actual -number visiting -the beach Sun
day, was 3,856, which Is the largest
number of visitors that the beach has
had from Wilmington on any Sunday
this Summer. .
FLOODS JN OHIO.
Bridges Swept, Away- Crops Devas
: , tated H eavy Property Loss. :
Zanesville; O., July 14 Residents
of Zanesville feared a repetition of
the. March floods "today,, when heavy
rains which, started Sunday night, 'de
veloped a cloudburst with a precipita
tion of 0.45 inches less than half: an
inch below the rainfall which caused
the March flood. More than 20 bridg
es? ,w,ere : washed away, crops were
ruined throughout, this section, arid
the damage: was estimated anywhere
trom ' $200,000 : to half a million dol-
lars. ; - : .
. IThe v MUsfcinguid, river rose 14.6
inches in -eight hours, but this even
ing the waters began to -recede and
the stage - tonight, Is ;about five feet
lower than the high water mark.
Thousands; of acres in. the lowlands
of s the '- county - were f ! under . - water,
while in the city 50 houses' were inun
dated to- a depth of several f eet. In
the "flood - districts people . found the
water approaching their homes rapid
ly" -moved . their furniture to upper
floors.-:'.-- -'...- -v. -. , ; H-
Marietta, O. July 14. Hundreds of
horrified spectators - gathered on the
banks' of the Muskingum here late
this afternoon -to witness high water
Sights, resulting from the cloudburst
arly today, saw - William Kauf and
Charles Raschenr v -carried"-' over the
Murkingum dam in a row boat in
which . they attempted 7- to cross . the
swollen stream. .Raschen was " drown-
ea wnen . tney- overturnea, put ' Kauf
was rescued. .
: THE "mOr!
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the teams
a national League
Won.
. 52
.43
. 42
. 3S
. 30
. 34
. 32
X 31
LobL
24
30
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30
3S
43
47
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.500
.480
.442
.405
.383
New York .
Philadelphia
Chicago. . . .
1'ittsbnrg
Itrooklyu - .
Boston . ;. .
St. ' Louis .
Cincinnati .
At Philadelphia 2; St. Louis 1.
At Brooklyn 9;-Chicago 2.
..At New York 5; Cincinnati 3.
At Boston 2; Pittsburg 1.
PLAY TODAY ,
Cincinnati at NeW York,
? Chicago at Brooklyn. . ' v :
St. Louis at PNIadelphla.
Pittsburgh at Boston. . -
IN THE MINORS
South Atlantic League.
At Charleston- 3; Jacksonville 2.
At Colujnbus 2; :Macon 1.
At "Albany 0; Savannah 5.
Southern League.
At Atlanta 13; Montgomery 1.
At Birmingham 5; New Orleans 3.
At Chattanooga 1; ' Mobile 0.
At Nashville 4; Memphis 5.
Virginia" League.
At Roanoke 7 i Norfolk 0.
At Newport News 3; Richmond 1.
At Portsmouth 1; Petersburg 4.
: 'Appalachian League.
At Morristown Or Johnson City 1.
At Bristol 4; Knoxville 8:
'American Association,
At Minneapolis 2; Toledo 1.
At St Paul 1; Louisville 2.
At Milwaukee 2; Indianapolis 1.
At Kansas City 5; Columbus 8.
i - International League.
''At Newark 6 ; Baltimore 5. -At
i Jersey City 5 ; Providence 7.
At Montreal 2; Toronto 5.
At Buffalo.. 10; Rochester 14.
"TA KE A H AND . I N IT" SALE.
Sales Manager Griffith Starts Another
. Big One at Solky's.
' Tomorrow - one of the most sensa
tional sales : of merchandise the city
has known opens up at J.; M. SOlky &
Company's store under the 'manage
ment of, Mr. "Prlnter's.Ink" Griffith,
who has managed 1 several big "sales in
the city, notably the last: big one of
the , Gaylord-Platt ' department v; store,
where a sale Is howon. - The Star of
'Sunday . carried : "af double-page an
nouncement of the iSolky 'firm and it
aroused great interest wherever. The
Star was read. -'-Such advertisements
betoken -. something out of the ordi?
nary; in sales. . When the doors . open
tomorrow , it is . expected that there
will be a record-breaking rush, for bar
gains. A large; extra; force -of sales
people has been put; on. . Yesterday
the. store Vas closed and will, be clos
ed today so the huge stock can. be got
ten in shape for the multitudes. ; ',
Office re Elected .-..:'-:'-;' '".' 1--At
the regular meeting of Stonewall
Lodge No. 1, ICnights, of;. Pythias, last
evening, . the following officers ; were
installed for the ehsuing. term: Chan-,
cellor Commander, Rev J i' S . Crow
ley; Vice Chancellor, ; H- - J. f South
well; Prelate, W. C, ; Owen; ; Master
of. .WOrk, -R4i :Av DaVis; Master; at
Arms, T. . E- Davis; Inner Guard, A ;-'
L . Council ; Outer Guard, P . L. Page,
State " Deputy Grand Chancellor ;W,
Wi. Wilison,-. of .Raleigh, ; acted as ifn-'
stalling. ofllcer,, ,. . .-.,,' .,';;;,
Arrested forAssault , -f .
t Eugene : Guthrie, fcolbred,i employ ed
at. one of the .hotels on Wrightsville
Beach, was -arrested -last night- jby
Deputy Sheriff Kelly and Constable
Davis on - a charge of .assault '.with'
deadly weapon upon Orange Best, also
colored, another employe of the hotel.:
Best was cut with a knife, but not se
riously, - Guthrie is -in jail r in default :
otj bond awaiting trial before Justice ;
Harriss.
LARGE -CROWDS attended the
opening of the July Clearing Sale at
Render's. Everybody was ' delighted
With. the, Surprise-Sale," which will' be
held RVprv Hnv ot in n'Mnti. . , .
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EASY FOR GIAIITS
Took Yesterday's Game f rom Tinker's
Team Phils Also Won Pirates
Broke Their String and Dod
gers Won a Game J h
Joseph Tinker's collection of bric-a-brac,
consisting mostly of former New
York, Boston; Philadelphia and CbU
bago playersA'made its second appear
ance at $he 'Polo ' Grounds yesterday
and made three more runs to add t6
their lone tally in Saturday's contest.
However, the Giants bettered them by
two runs, winning their '17th game but
of is starts. "Rube"" Benton was hit
hard by the Giants arid George John
son, the Winnebago Brave, took . his
place; in the fifth. , Marquard was . hit
freely .but tightened up in the pinches.
The Phils were victorious in a pitch
ers' battle between Rixey and Harmon,
at Philadelphia yesterday, fast fielding
by both teams featuring the game.
The winning string of the Pirates,
which ; had gppef for eight , games, was
rudely, broken by the Boston Braves
yesterday, the locals taking an easy
victory from Pittsburgh.. . '
After dropping ten games in a row;
the Brooklyn Trolley - Dodgers came
back' andtpok yesterday's game from
the Chicago Cubs, nine to two. Pierce
and Overall, were hammered to the
four corners of the lot, Reulbach stop
ping the onslaught, but too late.
Giants Still Climbing
New York, July. 14. New York to
day defeated-Cincinn-ati for the seventh
straight time, score 5 to 3. The cham
pions . hammered Benton . hard. John
son . replaced Benton In the fifth . and
after-permitting Herzog. to score on a
wild pitch, held the locals to one hit.
Marquard ;was hit v rather freely but
had. good control.-'
Cincinnati v . .,100 000 002 3 11 1
New York . . . .020 210 OOx 5 9 1
. Benton, Johnson and Clarke, Kling;
Marquard and Meyers. . Time 1:42.
Umpires, Klem and Orth.
. Ph41s' Won . Duel '
Philadelphia, July 14. Philadelphia
beat St. Louis-by. 2 to.ll.in a pitching
dul -between Rixey and Harmon -here
todays Fast fielding by - both teams
featured. . In the first -. eight innings
Philadelphia did not have ; a man left
on bases. : -'-- .
st: Louis . . r.ioo ooo .000 1 5 0
Philadelphia . .000 100 001-2 . 6 2
. Harmon and Wingo; -Rixey and Killi
fer. - Time 1:50. Umpires, r Quigley
and Emslie. a :';-, . . :
. - Dodgers Won
Brooklyn, July 14; After losing
tep . straight games, the. Brboklyhs. cut
loose today and batted a victory, over
Chioagp... 9 to .2. They hammered
Pierce and Overall, . Ruelbach check
ing the onslaught after, it was too late.
Curtis pitcher eratic .' ball. .He was
almost unhittable. however. Twenty-
four Chickgo put-outs were decided5
among three men. t r -
Chicago . . . . -1)01. 00 ,1002 3 4
Brooklyn , . . . 025 020 OOx 9 1 5 '; . 1 J
,f . Pierce, Overall, jiuelbach -and Bres-:
hahan ; r Curtis and , Fischer- Time
1 :50. ; Umpires, "Brenrian and . Eason. ;.
r ' Pirates' S'trlhii ' Broken.
Boston, July 14. Pittsburgh: win--ning
streak of eight, consecutive games i
wa broken by : Boston .iu. a pitchers ;
battle today (2. to 1. . Perdue's pitching
was of .the.; best, and errorless support;
was "accorded : him. Adams held, the
locals ,10 one less, hit than;. Pittsburgh,
made.. ; Clymer played his first game ;
for-. Boston ; today.' ; s ' vi
Pittsburgh .. . v 000 00 010 1 6 2
BostQn .;v. .i)0,0 100- lOxt-2
''-Adams and Simoh, - -Coleman;.-, .Per-,
due: and Rariden. Time 1:42. Um-
pires,,;Rigler andjJBvroii;: -u. . i
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.The Grand is the much sought after,
place these days, because the -people
know they can revel 'In solid comfort,
niade 'sb by - many electric fans, - al
ways whirling, and oan witness a' big
show. Yesterday's -'"bill ' was a hum
mer, but there will be even more
steam to today's show. . One of those
deliciously funny "Sweeney" "nl'i&s9,!
a star today,' belhgf Seiig's latest. It
is "Sweeney : andT the i Fairy.'' This
well known character falls asleep and
dreams that , a fairy sends him a -mil
lion dollars by parcel post.: , "A Dan
gerous t oe" is a uiograpn on today
and it is a superb comedy dramawith
a Chinaman in the stellar role. There
is still another bright and clever film
in Edison's "Youthful Knight", which
every child and -every parents "should
see. ..: ... .. ',.. . .
: : The Bijou .Today, t
The popular Bijou got another. week
under way. yesterday in most, glorious
manner and promises : to keep up. the
hot pace throughout the week, ; pre
senting each day one . of the best bills
ever seen in Wilmington.., . The . star.
of - Elizabeth." It is Selis's story of
an attempt to suppress a risque novel.
oouib ul uiose appearing in ine mm
are Edwin Wallock, Rose EVana and
Adrienne Kroell, well known: artists.
A great war . drama is also a star to
day, the scenes being laid along, the
Mexican border, with Uncle Sam's
troops playing the. leading roles, of
course. A great travel picture ; . is
Pathe's "Tour Through Touraine,!'
which is one of, the most Interesting
of all French subjects. Another de
lightful film . on today , is "Rhodes,"
showing scenes in Asiatic Turkey. .
SOUTHERN GROCERS MEET. .
Annual Convention to be Held at Char
lotte This Week.
Mr. F. E. Hashagen will leave this
afternoon tor Charlotte to attend the
annual convention of ; the Soutbern
Wholesale Grocers' "Association : which
meets in that city r tomorrow. There
are a number of other u Wilmington
jobbers who expect to attend. The
association will.be in session for. three
days, and there will .be representatives
in attendance from 16 " - Southern
States. It is expected . that -the total
number, of visitors to the Queen City
for he convention will be in the neigh
borhood of i,opo.
An Interesting programme has been
prepared .for the convention which will
be in session until Friday night, when
it 'Will hfi hlrSfll Wlfh.. ark olaKnrotn
banquet at the : Selwyn Hotel.. The
u rearer, unariotte Ulub has made es
pecial preparation for the entertain
ment of, the Jobbers while they are in
Charlotte arid nothing will' be left un
done that will make .for. thefr: comfort
opening of the July: Clearing Sale at
-der's.; - Everybody-, waa,., delighted
with the Surprise- Sale,-which-will be
held every day at xl0-b'clickJ :
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