1 -
lAY. MAY 26: 1914- V "
Ut:l:-l,i
TUESDAY
'..X'-'
THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N. C,
TWO
Yr Vi. :.y ' - Y-
TIGERS, 1; SENATORS, 10. 1 .X
ATHLETICS, 6; BROWNS, 2 ' E
NAPS, 3; RED SOX, 0.
DODGERS, 4; PIRATES, 5.
GIANTS, 1; GUBSA5.
PHILLIES, 6; REDS, 4.
By Stallings
INBOYVILLE
History Repeats Itself
MAJOR
I nRISniwnn
Clnb :
Detroit..
Washington
Philadelphia
New York .
Boston . .
St. Louis .
Chicago..-.
Cleveland..
P.C.
.618
.613
.607
.4S3
.483
469
.400
.313
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
-I"IrI"I 'H"H"I' II'.H'4H
Club : w"
Pittsburgh .
New York .
Cincinnati .
St. Louis .
Brooklyn....
Chicago......
Philadelphia.
Boston . . .
p.c:
.724
.583
.569
.472
.464
.441
.407
.276
fedeiiSaIqij t&y r
II''ll!IvI-'I;'H'
Club: '
Baltimore . J
St. Louis.. . .
Chicago . . . .
Indianapolis . . -.
Brooklyn . - . .
Buffalo . . - '
Kansas City' i r
Pittsburgh . . .
IiOSt.
REisULTS YESTERDAY-
iAt New York 0; Chicago 1.
At Boston 0; Cleveland 3.
' At Wahington 10; Detroit 1.
At PhiladelpWa 6; St. Louis 2.
A DlfTehnmU R" Rmoklvn 4.
At Cincinnati i-nnaacipma o.
At Chicago B: -New York 1.
At St. Louis' 2; Boston 3.
Sunday Games.
At St. Louie 7; New York 6.
At Brooklyn 6; Cincinnati 2.
At Buffalo 4; Kansas City 8.
At Brooklyn 0; Chicago 4, .
At Pittsburg 3; Indianapolis 5. (10
innings.)
At Baltimore 6; St. Louis 5.
Sunday Games.
At S,t. Louis 9; .Indtanapolis 3.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Detroit at Washington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland ax dosioh
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at St. Ldttis.
Cleveland ax ppw. -
. -j ii ,
i. :
Kansas City at Buffalo.
Chicago at erooKiyn.
Indianapolis at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Baltimore.
Senators with i n half game
of top of the ladder.
HWon Batting Bee From Three Tiger
Twiners, Ten to One.
Washington, May 25. Washington
1 climbed within half feame of first place
; today indulging in a batting bee at
the expense of three Detroit pitchers
rand winning the first game of the se
ries, 10 to 1. Johnson gave way to
ifeentley in the eighth, when the game
(aeemed safe.
Detroit .001 000 000 1 7 1
Washington .rX.041 100 22x W 14 1
; Cavel, Mains, Reynolds and Stanage
end McKee; Johnson. Bentley and A.
liWilliams.
JPEN NOCK GOING FINE;
MACKMEN TOOK OPENER.
lAthletlc Twirier Strode Out Every
Batsman Except One.
Hfhiladelphia, May 25. Philadelphia
won from St. Louis today by 6 to 2.
Pennock fanned 12 batsmen. Every
man who faced him except Pratt,
- Btruck out at least once. Pratt made
two doubles and a single and drew a
pass in four trips to the plate.Old
ilng scored two runs himself and drove
In three other tallies. Agnew threw
out five of the six'runners who tried
to steal second base.
Bt. Louis . .... 000 101 0002 6 2
PhUadelphla ...-101 030 lpx 6 10 0
James, Leverenz and Agnew and
Crossin; Pennock and Lapp.
ft APS MAKE USE OF
1 SACRIFICE HITTING.
In Putting Across Three to NdtFTing
Victory Over Red Sox.
. Boston, May 24. Sacrifice hitting
-assisted Cleveland to win a 3 to 0
victory from Boston today. Errors
A- Gardner and Scott, Graney's single
(end a sacrifice fly hy Lajoie gave the
Visitors two runs in the fourth toning.
-rvl" nafnAi. TAfrrfhnpwr1 bv Boston
tfrom Detroit yesterday, reported to-
I.J XI. .mh.Mir nrJll "YlnV A. first
jua.j . no pi uuwij " .
frijuiA in tomorrow's same.
ihxwcA&TxA 001 200 000 3 5
CLOSELY PLAYED GAME
GOES TO THE PIRATES.
Met Brooklyn Dodgers for First Time
of the Season. ,
Pittsburg, May 25. Pittsburg and
Brooklyn met for the first time this
season today and the Pirates won a
closely contested game o to 4. Pitts
burg hit Rucker hard in the first in
ning and gained a two-run lead. Rig
gerfs triple and Smith's fly tied the
Icore in the fourth, but Pittsburg
forged ahead again in its half. The
visitors hit Cooper hard in the ninth
and tied the score again, but Wagner s
single with two, on bases and two out,
gave the Pirates the vietory.
Brooklyn 010 '100 0U 4 S 1
Pittsburg zuu xua
Rnokor Naan. W. Wlagner and
Miller; Cpoper and Gibson.
1 FEDERAL
RIIS54ELL FORD EASY
FOR KANSAS CITY.
AL DEMAREE HIT HARD
Took Opening Game From Buffeds by
Eight Uys Five Score. ; , v - r
Buffalo, May 25. Kansas City
found Russell Ford easy today and
batted their way into a safe lead in
the first two innings winning the
game, 8 to 5. : i"::."--v ,,,
Buffalo ......... 001 lid Olfc 4 5 3
Kansas City .. ,.-410 000, 102 8 15 1
Ford, Moran, Anderson -and Blair;
Cullop and Easterly.
TERRAPINS VICTORIOUS'
OVER MISSOURIANS.
Errors and Bunchd -Hits Come To.
gether for Local- victory. -
noHlmArA Mat 9K. St.; tjonia er-
-f-xT-a nn'HhntPf? larcplv in Ttftlt.imorft's
BY SWATTING CHICAGOANS. victory today, 6 to 5. Ward Muller
was hit on the knee by one of Quinn's
Cubs Took Opener from Giants by shoots in the eighth inning and had to
Five to une core. ,-ireure. - . -
nx.!, T OS nomaron WfLS hit DoHlmnra OS!? 001 flOx B 9 2
k.rH iTho third limine today and St Tenuis 000 011 210 5 7 2
Chiqpgo "won the first game of the ser Quian and Jacklitsch; Keupper and
ries from New xoxk to i. orewiiw Hartley. : t w - '
han and Cheney singled. Bresnahan :
scored on Good's single, Saer tripled INDIANAPOLIS WON
and Cheney and Good, scored. Chica- IN NINTH INNING.
go's last two runs were made -in the - - ;.
eighth on Saer'a double,- Zimmerman s Pittsburg, -May" 25. Indianapolis
sacrifice which Scauer fumbled, anj Pittsburgh battled for ten Innings
Schultz's sacrifice fly and Zimmer- tod?iy, the visitors winning .out in the
man's steal of home. last chapter. With the score tied, 3
New York 000 100 000 1 5 1 to 3 in the ninth. Indianapolis scored
Chicago 003 000 002 5 6 4 two n the tenth on a single and
lemaree, scnaner ana Meyers uiu two doubles.
McLean; Cheney and Bresnahan. Indianapolis
Pittsburgh ..
.Falkenberg
Kerr.
I
VUAeftn 000 000 000 U 3 3
: Mitchell and- Carisch; Collins,
oumbe and Carrigan and Thomas.
i
iunetru ut I l BV" SCOTT
PROVED THE STRONGER
In Battling With Warhop White Sox
DeTeatea vanKs, i w v.
I Krs.Tt, vwV "Mav Srntt had the
"better of Warhop in a pitchers battle
here today ana umc&go won mo wsi
tta. sria frrtm NfiW York. 1
a Aniv fftur Viitilfps reached
'1,0 V. WUJ
first hase and Scott caught three of
In the fourth rWeaver doubled, took
third on Chase's inneia out aujj
Chicago .000T(M 1000-1 6 0
iNewYork 000 000 0000 3 0
1 Scott and fichalk; Warhop and Rog
ers.
i
i bar nnnniui avcipft OUT
; WITHOUT PERMISSION.
Turned Up Miissina at Baltimore Re-
portea in yvasningxon.
Baltimore, May 25. When Bob
n-mnm tii1h' Federal Ditcher, did
' not atnear with his teammates at
the fact that he was absent from the
city without permission from Manager
Ifordecai Brown. It was reported
4Viof fli-rw-im whrt frtrmftTlv VAS With
vunb w wvu - - " w . -
the Washington American" League
club, was in the Capital city toaay.
"C.n WISH ART 8UFFERING.
The Star's Lumterton Correspondent
Has an Abscess. .
(Special Star Telegram.)
LfUmberton, N. C.f May 25v Many
friends here and in Wilmington will
pe sorry to learn that Mr. W. S.
Wishart, The Star's correspondent
here, has been confined to his room
since Friday suffering from an ab
scess on his face caused hy a def ec-
tive tooth which was removed Satur
day after much suffering. :
Mr. Wtshart is now much better
and is' expected to be out in a few
days, very much to the delight of all.
) E. C. W.
rn twiri PRR INEFFECTIVE:
PHILS COP THtTUKCPItH.
.200.001 000 25 10 1
7000 300" 000 0 3 7 2
and Rariden; Walker
Mayer Weakened In the Eighth, Mar-JSfMERs WAS HIT HARD
Talrinn HalrT
m oH Mov 9.K Tnpff Active
pitching by the Cincinnati twirlers
ATiohioH Thivlp!Thia to win the first
game of the series today 6 to4. Ro
wan, who startea ior uincinnaw, wn
hit
CHICAGOyTOOK OPENER.
Masterful Pitching V Hendrlx Respon-
SiDie tor.-victory.
Brooklyn, May 25. Chicago won
, wno stanea ior umuuiiuiu, Brooklyn, May zo. umcago wuu
hard, allowing Philadelphia to flr(rf -fttn nf the series from
score five runs. Cincinnati was una- tnd.v throueh masterful
ble to overcome this lead. Ingersqll, ntchine by Hendrlx: The score was
-nrVist Yi-bA ail nnanAaA RnWflTl WES
TT UV UUMA
Mayer weakened in the eighth and ai
lnnrlns Kaon rT halls And tWO Sin
mniug at wvoj -
a1aa waia 'reminded hv 'ATft.rRtlfi.ll.
Philadelphia 021r 000 2016 10 2
OlnHnnsLH 000 001 1204 9 1
Mova and Mrohl I on1 Kllllier:
Rowan, Ingersoll and Clarke and Gon
zales
Wllu. I j a anmora vsa hard 's.t ODDOr-
tune moments and gave five bases on
v, 010 110 001 4 12 0
VU."ASV A AAA A C A
Tftwk.llvrw 1IIHI IIIIII llllll If u J
Hendrix and Wilson; Somers and
Land
How They Stand
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Club: Won- Lot.
New Orleans . . . 23 14
Chattanooga . K . . . J J5
Atlanta . . . . . . lg 16
Mobile . . r ..... lr 7
Birmingbam ..... 19 Is
Montg-omery ..... ---
Naganiie.. ..... 40
Memphis l
P.C.
.22
.559
.529
.528
-,514
.436
.417
.389
.lMM...HII.IvI.iI',;I-'Ml'
3. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. 4
Club:
Savannah .
Jacksonville
Charleston .
Columbia .
Columbus .
Albany.. .
Augusta
Macon . . .
Won.
. . 29
. . 25
. . 23
. . 24
. . 14
. . 17
. .18
. . 16
Lost.
13
17
18
19
17
o-
"25
27
P.C.
.696
.595
.5fil
.558
.453
.438
.419
.372
M"H"i'-I"I"I"I"I' 'M-M' -I
CUPFUL OF GOLD PRESENTED
Miss Lehman Celebrates 50th Anniver
sary of Connection as Teacher
in Salem College.
Club:
NnrfnlV ....
Newport News . . . .
Richmond.. ....
Petersburg ......
Roanoke..
Portsmouth ...
W6n.
.
. . 19
. . 18
12
13
10
Lost.
9
12
13
18
19
23
P.C.
.710
.613
.581
.400
.406
.303
I"!1 'I 'I
AQniN&l ft' MIAPLAYS
HELPED THEIR DtrtAl
Bunching of Hits by Boston With MIs-
plays, Gave Tnem iame.
bunching hits with errors in the first
two Innings scored three runs, a lead
at T v-inl a nnnM nnt ftvwnmn nnd the
vlattrtna tftdflv took the onenine con
test of the series 3 to 2. Dolan's er
ror in the second inning paved tne
way for two runs, giving the visitors
a lead.
Boston 120 000 0003 11 1
St. Louis i000 101 000 2 7 2
A DAILY
HOME RUN
X NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE. 4
H-MmI..:. .x..i. .ImImI..!..!-?
riiib;
Charlotte.. . .
Winston-Salem
Durham.. . .
Raleigh . . .
OreensbOro . .
Asheville.. . ,.
Won.
. . 19
. . 16
. 15
.13
, :-
8
11
11
14
- 17
19
P.C
.704
.593
.577
.481
.346
.296
Wlngo.
A building permit was Issued yes
terday to Mr. John R.vHanby for the
erection of a 12-room residence on
Dock, between Fourth and-Fifth, the
- estimated cOBt lielng 500.
h- RubbeiMole Oxfords,
and Pumps. Big lot Just received at
Peterson ft Rulfs. Advertisement. s
MIKE DONL1N; - ,r'
Pinch Hlttrf Giants. .
Louis Hellbroner. no"W the:- pre
dent" of the Central league, wa4 man
ager of the St. Louis Cardinals ior
. ': ii ,Y. IViVin-t Tnf!raw
;. IjOuis iuuu jlux viv 2 1 uve tu, umo wwu wvuu
Tyler and Whaling; -Robinson and ani Mfke Donlin became members of
'frs . . I . 1 . a. x 1 . Mi. n T71on at.
that time JaiKe: wasv aeciaeaiv uuw-
x j .. iloohaa Ttflrh IMP
American Golfers -sySSJSSff S.n-
lin to occupy, ine oencn: me greater
T isL"r nvotTv part of the tinVe, and flnaUy this foro
L.UCKV UraWerS-- 1 mam tiWionfer with Heilbroner.
"Mr. Manager," said Johnjay. - "I
' thinX we could win more games if we
could keep Mike off the bench. Can't
WILL NOT BE PITTED AGAINST you do something to stop him fighting
STRONGEST PLAYERS TILL with the umpires?" 5 p
i npar Fisin Heilhroner, who is about four feet,
v NfcAft tl?l, eleven inches tall, assumed as much,
-' a f dignity :aa, possible and emphatically
' ; ? declared, :!IrH stop him. -Til fine him
-Paris, May 25. Satisfactory posi- the- nexetlme, 4ie . is put out of ..he
tions were obtained by the American SJS aTteron as Umpire O'
entrants in the drawing today for the Day: walked to the Cardinal's playing
ah in i n cot thr Tatt1ne order.' Donlin
the preliminary round of which will greeted him. withx ,
be played tomorrow at Versailles. The . ",So; you're-here .again, are you, you
strongest American players will not blind old katT' - j -be
pitted against each other until near "Yes, I'm here,. Mr. Donlin, and you
the end of the match. The probability are out of the game before it starts,
is that in the first of-the semi-finals reported O'Day. '
Francis Ouimet will have to play Lord "ThatwiU cost .you Just $100, Don
Charles Hope, the holder of the title iin interposedoHellbroner. ,
and one of the.hest of the . younger "What's that?" .fairly , yed Mike.
British golfers and -that Jerome D. - "You are "fined $100 f or , being put
Travers will meet Charles W. Evans, out of the game. . ..
i - .. - -i. -u va& s-kv. T om am T 7 well, vou littlfl
p-o . . . - - . Uhritnti. I'll show you!" .. with that
Before that happens, howevfer, Trav- Mike reached overhand grabbing Hell
ers will probably have to play-either broher with one hand, pulled him off
i,nJnnimlf nTro ttio t Si "Take the cover off the water buck-
TV U.11T3 W 1. TV AAA AAMf W VV w - . . 1 1 IT . (ITI
-mhinn .homninn lot Mflc!" he at mcvzraw. i m
ana. vnaries a. faimer, anoT.ur inu guua -""
enammon, wno oeieaum u ravers rv aSr , . & ould have . doQe
"7-t... v,,;v. .tV;v,(iioi t Hellbroner afterward. If I
have'soml tricky holet in the onward had not
h.if Mih i.ir hiiiiMinYVniniAt.'whn d tnv iob as manager oo tne spot. ;
t mi' ' vt uvu ium . w v . - - I ' ' "" ' ' '
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Z- Read The" Star Busmw Locals;
North Carolina League.
At Greensboro 6; Charlotte 8..
At Raleigh 4: Durham 3; (10 in
nings.) . . . .
At Winston 10; Asnevuie 4.
Virgina League.
At Norfolk 14 ; Petersburg 5.
At Roanoke 5; Portsmouth 3.
South Atlantic League.
At Charleston 3 j Columbus 1.
At Maarnn 3 : Columbia 7.
At Savannah U Albany 0. .
At .Augusta-1: Jacksonville 0:
innings. ) , v .
. Southern League.
; At Chattanooga 8; New Orleans 4.
, At Memphis 1 ; Birmingham .4. "
At Atlanta 13; Mobile 5. . :
At Nashville 4; Montgomery 8.
American Association.
At Columbus 11; St. Paul 12. .
At Cleveland 5; Milwaukee 4. ;
At Indianapolis 6 ; Kansia City 5;
(13 innings.) v ; o
At Louisviye 2 r: Minneapolis 3.
International "League. -'
At Montreal 5 ; . Rochester 1. ..
2nd: Montreal 1; Rochester 6. ;
At Toronto 0; Buffalo 5. ' r;:
"ApiMtlachian League. -
At Knoxvllle 7; Middleboro 5j .
At Morristown 8; Harriman 0. .
TO COACH NAVY.
Annaoolis. Md Mav 25 .-Announce
ment was made today to tnai effect
that Lieutenant Jonas Ingram, now
on dutv with h Atlantic fleet in Mex
ican waters, will be head coach of teh
Navy football team next fall, subject
w approval uy ia wavy ieparxment
and Pumps. Big lot Just received at
(Special Star Telegram.)
Winston-Satem, N. C, May 25. A
notable incident in connection with,
the meeting of alumnae association
of Salem Female College this after
noon was the - honor conferred upon
... . . i i m
Miss Jbimma lienman m ctueuranuu vl
y,a.y Kftth Tonn rvf - rant.lnnmiR service
as a teacher in the Salem Academy
ana UOliege. xne noaor came iu lu
form of a handsome loving cup filled
with gold coins, contributed by for
mer students of the college now resid
ing in many sections of the country.
In addition to this was also present
ed a magnificently bound memorial
volume which contained letters from
contributors. The hook is bound in
a combination of leather and native
nrnnH and Wfis inco.rlhed ill STOld. This
token of 'esteem was presented by
Miss Mary Louise Strowd, of Chapel
Hill, who was a member of the class
of 1911. Miss Lehman taught six
years in public schools before becom
ing a member of Salem College fac
t a nioim oH her rpcnrd is un
equalled by any teacher in America.
Memorial gifts were presented to
the memorial fund by Miss Carolyne
Robinson, of New York, for the jun
iors; by Miss Olivia Miller, of North
Carolina, for the sophomores; by
Miss Elizabeth Butner, of North Caro
lina, for the freshman classv An in
teresting fact was presented In i the
announcement made that one-third or
tle class of 1878 were in attendance
upon the meeting this afternoon. t '
TVi annual HtatSTV ftildrfiBS. WhlCll
will mark the close of the 112th an
nual commencement oi me cwicb--,
arm iv rtAUvftred tomorrow by Dr.
James Burrell, of New Yprk.
Salem College pnaes useu on iub
wealth of musical traditions centering
about it. The grand concert tonight
was the big musical event of com
mencement week. ' A chorus of 50
voices with orchestra of 25 pieces ren
dered Van Bree s canxaxa, ou Ce
celia's Day.' ,
Many in Surf Sunday.,
nnv. in fi-ftnt nf T.nmlna. and at
points all along the beach was dotted
Wltn. Dainers ounaay, mauj La.iviii&
v. flrot edit Hi tv nf thft Reason. At
Lumina fully 150 bathers were in dur
ing the afternoon, ine wannm oi m
day and a very fair, surf made the
hoftno rioHo-h.tfiil nnd -from now on
UOVUlug -
ocean dips will srprove popular with
hundreds or wnmragiomans, as wen
as. the many visitors to the beach dur
ing ihe. season. . - . .-
HflS IISE SPOT )
SAFE ABSOLUTELY
V 5c AT FOUNTAINS ,
" 10c, 25c AND 50c
fxurnxs y
"ma 26-28
"liven Dp Your
Use Pinkems. the Little Liver Pellet. An ideal remedy for bil
iousness and constipation. Easy to take and will not gripe nor nau
seate. In Little Wooden Vials.
ONLY
10 CENTS.
1914
1 880 Hardin's Pharmacy
(.Use Malto Iron Tonic for" that' "Slow Drag" Feeling.
Phone 55. - r 128 South Front Street.
CADILLAC
AUTOMOBILES BU I CK
PICKARD Suro CO.
Phone 741
511 N. Third St.
From Office-Boy to President we
all want success To win, we must
be quicker keen,3 alert, direct
EFSI
Co
Jla
Takes up the slack," and adds the
stimulant for a strong steady gait
will find it at Soda
Fountains or Carbonated
in Bottle3
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