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THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, l9l5. TWO 1 w ' t in! !! til ii v ; it I PiSI ill' a t r - I- t - Baseball Boating Yachting Angling SBO RTS Motoring Aeronautics Tennis Golf, Etc. FIRST AND SECOND RED SOX TAKE DOUBLE VICTORY FROM BROWNS Brown's Strong Pitching Wins - For New York Errors by Sheelian.'and Schang Give Chicago Victory Over the Athletics Senator Win From De- , troit 3 to 0. RESULTS YESTERDAY At Philadelphia 2; Chicago 3. At New York 2; Cleveland 1. At Bdston 11-2 St. Louis 3-1. At "Washington 3; Detroit 0. PITTSBURGH WINS HARD GAME FROiy ALTI1RE Brooklyn Rallied in Ninth and Beat Kansas City nUIIS OF ONE INNING WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Detroit at "Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Boston. STANDING OF THE CLUBS Boston Detroit ...... Chicago Washington New York . . St. Louis . . . Cleveland . . . Philadelphia TV . .65 ..63 ..62 ..55 ..49 ,..40 ,..38 ...33 L 35 40 40 48 49 63 61 67 Pet. .650 .612 .60S .534 .500 .388 .34 .324 Boston, Aug. 11. Winning two games from St. Louis while Detroit lost to Washington today the Red Sox Im proved their lead in the American League race. They won the first game 11 to 3 by hard batting, St. Louis using five pitchers, one an lnflelder. Leonard out-pitched James- in the sec ond game which was decided by a 2 to I score. First game: St. LOUfs ; 'M . .000 010 200 3 87 Bdston . .200 400 56 11 15 1 Hamilton, Welsh, James, Koob, Cook ud Leary; Wood and Cady. Second game: Bt. Louis . . . .000 100 0001 4 3 Boston . . ...... 001-010 00 2 5 4 James and Agnew; Leonard and Car figan. St. LouJa Scores SetfOBfl Consecutive Shut-Out Against Buffalo Real bach Allowed Chicago Uut Two Hits j Newark Wen. RESULTS YESTERDAY At Newark 8; Chicago 0. At Buffalo 0: St. Louis 8. At Brooklyn 7; Kansas City 6. At Baltimore 1; Pittsburg 3. WHERE THEY PLAtf TODAY Pittsburg at Baltimore. Chicago at Newark. Kansas City at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Buffalo. STANDING OF THE CLUBS WON 01 FOR COBS Boston Won First and Tied St. Louis for Second. Chicago Made All Rons in Second In miliar of Game Second Boston and St. Louis Game Called on Account of Darkness. RESULTS YESTERDAY At St. Louis 2-2; Boston 8-2.. At Pittsburg-New York, rain. At Chicago 5", Brooklyn 2. No others scheduled. Bf HUH CITY MEN Lexington 3rd in Horse Hose Wagon Races at Newbern. Caswell, of Kinston, Takes Fourth and Ashevllle Fifth in State Fire men's Tournament Reel Contests Today. WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY New York at Pittsburg. Chicago at St. Louis. STANDING OF THE CLUBS Chicago Kansas City Newark Pittsburg . . St. Louis .., Brooklyn . . Buffalo Baltimore . . W .58 ..5S .57 ..50 .56 ..47 .47 ,.36 L 45 45 45 45 47 60 61 67 Pet. .563 .563 .559 .554 .544 .439 .435 .350 Brooklyn, Aug. 11. Brooklyn ral lied with two out in the. ninth today and defeated Kansas City, 7 to 6. The locals knocked Cullop out of the box in the fourth. Henning, who succeed ed him, weakened in the ninth and walked Magee, who stole second. Cooper was passed also. Hits by Ktuff, Myers and Holt sent over three runs, winning the game. Kansas City . . .020 120 1006 8 0 Brooklyn 000 400 003 7 12 5 Cullop, Henning and Easterly; Walk er, Wiltse and H. Smith, Land. New York, Aug. 11. Carroll grown pitched a strong game today and New York defeated Cleveland 2 to 1. Morton was hit hard in. the third inning and the -Yankees ecored twice on a double by - Boone, . Nunamaker's triple and a single by High. Cleveland . . 000 000 010 1 6 1 New York:. . . ...002 000 20 2 10 0 Morton, Harsted and Egan; Brown and Nunamaker. Philadelphia, Aug. 11. Errors by Sheehan and Schang which cost , two runs, gave Chicago a victory over Phil adelphia today, 3 to 2. Bens kept the home team's hits scattered . except in the fifth and ninth innings, Chicago . . V i .001 000 2O0 3- 9 0 Philadelphia . . .000 010 0012 7 3 Benz and Schalk; Sheehan and Lapp. Baltimore, Aug. 11. Pittsburgh even ed the series this afternoon by tak ing a 14 innings game from Baltimore, 3 to 1. Suggs and Rogge both pitch ed good ball, and the fielding of both clubs was sensational. Pittsburgh 000 100 000 000.023 11 0 Baltimore 000 100 000 000 001 11 1 . Rogge and O'Connor; Suggs and Owens. . Washington, Aug. 11. Gallia let De troit down with four hits today, Wash ington winning by 3 to 0. Jennings . used three pinch hitters, none of whom . delivered. Detroit 000 000 000 0 4 2 Washington . . .010 100 01 3 8 0 Covaleskie; Boland and Stanage, . Baker; Gallia and Henry. VIRGINIA LEAGUE. RESULTS YESTERDAY - At Newport News 6; Suffolk 3. - At Rocky Mount 3-0; Norfolk 1-2 At Portsmouth 1; Petersb'urg 0. STANDING OF THE CLUBS W L : Suffolk 23 17 Portsmouth 23 17 Rocky Mount 21 18 Newport News 20 18 Norfolk 21 19 Orphans 10 29 Buffalo, Aug. 11. St. Louis scored the second consecutive shut-out against Buffalo today, winning 8 to 0. Bedlent wa8 taken out at the end of the sec ond inning after giving eight hits. La- fltte also was hit freely. It was announced that ten-cent ad mission rates would go into effect here Saturday. St.Louis . . 140 010 101 8 14 1 Buffalo 000 000 000 0 7 0 Davenport and Chapman; Bedient, Lafitte and Blair. Philadelphia Brooklyn . . . Pittsburg . . . Boston New York . . Chicago .... St. Louis . . . Cincinnati .. W L Pet. ...52 44 .542 ...56 49 .533 ...51 49 .510 ...52 50 .510 ...49 48 .505 ...51 50 ' .505 ...49 56 .467 ...43 57 .430 St. Louis, Aug. ll.Boston won the first game of a double header here to day 6 to 2, ahd tied the second, which was called at the end of tlve ninth on account of darkness while the score stood 2 to 2. . In both games Long starred at bat, in eight times up get ting a homer, a triple, a double and two singles. Boston 002 110 200 6 12 0 St. Louis 001 000 0012 11 3 Ragon, Hugh and Gowdy; DOak and Snyder. Second game: Boston 000 002 0002 7 1 St. LoulS 200 000 0002 5 0 Hughes, Tyler, Ragon and Whaling; Robinson, Meadows and Gonzales." (Special Star Telegram.) Newbern, N. C, Aug. 11. The first contests of the State Firemen's Tour nament here this week took, place this afternoon When the horse hose wagon races were held. There were 11 entries in this contest and there was a spirited rivalry. Five prizes amounting to $275 were offered to the winners. Morehead City firemen took the first and second prizes, while Lexington took the third. Caswell team of Kinston took the fourth and Asheville the fifth. The. time made by the various en tries was as follows: East Spencer Hose Co., No. 1, 33; Morehead City, No. 2, 30; Burlington 0; Mooresville 0; Kinston No. 2, 0; Lex ington 30 1-5; Statesville 0; Hender son 0; Morehead City No. 1, 29 2-5; Caswell No. 1, 30 3-5; Asheville No. 1, 31 2-5. The Burlington team made a fair run but did not make connection at the hydrant. The Mooresville team also made a good run but the jumper failed to get off at the hydtant. The Kin ston team No. 2 made two runs. On the first run the starter's bell failed to ring and they were force! -.o run again. On the second run their hor.'e became wild, ran outside of the track, turned the wagon over and broke the shafts. No one was injured in The ac cident. The Statesville team -made a fair run but did not make proper connection at the hydrant. The He.nlersoa team also failed to make connection with the hydrant. The Asheville team used kthe Newbern steam fire engine com pany's horse and made the fastest run of all and pr6bably lost the first money by bad' work at the hydrant. At least 4,000 spectators witnessed the races. Tomorrow morning th.i grab reel and hand reel contests will take place. Chicago, Aug. 11. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2 today. The locals made all their funs in the second in ning on four hits, coupled with Dell's wild throw to McLarry's sacrifice, a base on balls and a sacrifice. Brooklyn 010 000 0102 8 1 Chicago 050 000 00 5 6 1 Dell, Appelton, Pfeffer and Miller; Lavender and Archer. Newark, N. J., Aug. 11. Ed Reulbach beat Chicago today, allowing only two hits. Five hits and two bases on balls in the second inning netted five runs for Newark. Chicago 000 000 000 0 2 0 Newark .050 010 02 8 9 2 Black, Prendergast, Rasmussen and Fischer; Reulbach and Rariden. ROCKY MOUNT AND NORFOLK BREAK EVEN IN DOUBLE BILL The Sailors' Last Game on Tar Heel Diamond This Season. Pet. .575 .575 .538 .526 .525 .256 MINOR LEAGUES HAMLET TEAM QUITS IN EIGHTH INNING, ALLEGING "RAW DEAL" Hamlet, N. C, Aug. 11. On account of the umpire giving the Hamlet boys what they considered all kinds Of a raw deal, they quite in the eighth which resulted in a little fuss. The Hamlet boys would not stand for the "raw deal" they were getting, quit and went back home. The manager of Rae fOrd ball team is said-to have refused to pay any of the expenses and the hotel bill. Weathers, for the locals, pitched good ball; also Barnes, for the visitors, Weathers allowing two hits and Barnes three. Hamlet 1 2 1 Raeford .2 3 1 Barnes and Thompson; Weathers' and McKeithan. Umpire, Clark. UNION REVIVAL MEETING AT CLARKTON CLOSES SUNDAY Interest and Enthusiasm Continues S. J. Porter Preaching. -Dr. (Special Star Correspondence.) Clarkton, N. C, Aug. 11. The union revival meeting now in progress in Clarkton Presbyterian church still in creases in interest and enthusiasm. Dr. S. J. Porter, of San Antonio, Texas, is doing the preaching. It is remark able to see the harmony and sweet fel lowship manifested ' throughout the whole meeting. The meeting will close next Sunday with the evening service at 8 o'clock. Everybody Is ( cordially and especially invited to attend the closing service. HANSON WILL SWIM. . (Special Star Telegram.) Rocky Mount, N. C, Aug. 11. There was a division of honors in today's clash which brought to a close the ap pearance of the Norfous Tars cn the local lot this season. In the first i'ame League was master of ceremonies an:l had the game much his 'wn way, more especially when his teammates hit nicks timely and in the' pinches. In the twilight session the reverse was true and the locals failed to score off McManus for the sailors, while O'Brien was hit timely, especially in the first and seventh sessions when one tally The Wrestle Tonight Will be the First Accepts Challenge of Geo. Raducon, 6f Seashore Hotel, for Purse. . Mr. George Raducon, life saver at the Seashore Hotel, at Wrightsville Beach, yesterday issued a challenge to Fritz Hanson, the welterweight cham pion wrestler and manager of the Ideal athletic club, for a swimming match, allowing Mr. Hanson to name the time and the distance. Hanson accepted last night, saying that time and dis tance were of no importance to him, but that he would swim for a purse, the last man coming out of the water to win. HANSON AND VALLIS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Columbus 10; Minneapolis 6. ' 2nd: Columbus 0; Minneapolis 0; (7 , finnings, rain.) At Louisville 14; St. Paul 4. 2nd: Louisville 3; St. Paul 4. At Indianapolis-Milwaukee, rain. At Cleveland 1; Kansas City 2. ' 2nd: Cleveland 1; Kansas City 0. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. At Little Rock 5; Memphis 3. At Chattanooga-Mobile, rain. No others scheduled. counted in each frame. There were batting features of the day and Goose- itree sent four safe out of four trips J to the pan in the first, while Whit 1 ted for the visitors in the closing ovent cant f Vi t- t wn.ha cro.ol'a sgfo anH two of them had effect in the run get ting. First game: Norfolk 000 000 1001 7 0 Rocky Mount . .101 000 10 3 8 2 Nicks and tSewart Leake; and Ulrieh. Umpire, McGowan. Time, 1:30. Second" game: Norfolk 100 000 1 2 8 0 Rocky Mount . . .000 000 0 0 4 0 McManus and Eubanks; O'Brien and Ryan. Umpire, McGowan. Time, 1:10. Attendance, 7.44. - INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Providence 2-3, Harrisburg 3-2. At Jersey City 5, Richmond 4. Toronto-Rochester, game was played Tuesday; Buffalo and Montreal jrot scheduled. i CAROLINA LEAGUE. RESULTS YESTERDAY "At Winston 7; Asheville 7. At Charlotte-GreensDoro, rain. At Raleigh 7; Durham 0. STANDING OF THE CLUBS W L Pet. Asheville ...... ......19 ii .633 Raleigh 18 14 .563 Durham 17 15 .531 Winston-Salem 14 17 .453 Charlotte 13 18 .419 Greensbor.O ...... ...".12 18 .400 LUMBERTON TEAM DEFEATS FAST ALBEMARLE CLUB Lumberton, N. C, Aug. 11. Hitting Peeler hard, the Lumberton team de feated the fast Albemarle club here this afternoon by the score of 6 to 0. "Mighty" Currie, on the mound for the locals, was never endangered, al lowing only seven, hits, three being of the scratch variety, giving three bases on balls ,and making 11 whiff the air. Person made a perfect throw from deep center, which prevented a score. Taguer played star ball on third. Albemarle plays here again tomor row; Bennettsville, S. C, Saturday. Albemarle . . . .000 000 0000 7 3 Lumberton . . .000 010 50 6 12 0 Peeler - and Shannon; Currie and Krebs. Summary: Home run, Emery. Two base hits, Krebs and Spence. Stolen bases, Emery, Litchfield. Struck out, by Currie, 11, by Peeler 5. Left on bases, Albemarle 8, Lumberton 5. Time 1:50. Attendance, SCO. Umpire, Henderson. Championship Contest Yet. You'll hardly believe your own eyes. At the Bijou Thursday. 2t (Advertisement.) RESULTS OF THIRD DAY OF RACING AT GRAND RAPIDS. Grand Rapids, Mich., Aug. 11. The third day's Grand Circuit racing here was featured by the work of Polly Ann, a bay mare . locally owned and driven, which won the 2:12 class pace from a fast field. Hal Boy, a favorite with heavy backing, could do no better than sec ond In the Comstock &tak. for pairs, Judge Ormonde, a popular second choice, being winner in straight heats. Rusticoat, the speedy three-year-old, had no .trouble winning the trotting division of the matron stake. The End, favorite In the 2:16 trot, . Vallis vs. Hansen tonight in a finish on u he pleased with Geers driving match. Wodivin Hall. aul'2-lt gt, F.mneico a good second. - - j (Advertisement.) The first championship match of the season will be pulled off in Woolvin Hall tonight at 8 o'clock, between Fritz Hanson, the manager of the local athletic club, with headquarters at the Woolvin Hall, and . Paul Vallis, whom he beat in a match a few weeks ago. Hanson is off several pounds since the last match, and Vallis has gained three pounds, and the fans think it will be the closest match yet staged on the local mat. Hanson's reputation and ability is already known to all fans in the city, both from what he has done here, de feating every man who has met him, and his past reputation as welter weight champion of the world. He had been wrestling at about 150 pounds when he defeated the several men who have come up against him in the past few weeks, and Vallis only weighed 141 when he last met Han son. This-" being a championship match, it is necessary that both men weigh 145 or less. When weighed yes terday, they both made 144 pounds, Mr. D. C. North weighing Hanson at the Y. M. C. A. Vallis says he has thrown every man he met except Hanson, who was above his weight, since six weeks ago when he was adjudged the best man of his weight at the elimination tournament at New York. He Is a strong, well built man, and from all appearances will "likely give - Hanson the toughest wrestle he has had this season. . . The- scales are at Warren' cigar store on Front street, opposite the Orton Ho tel, where the men will be weighed this evening at 8:15 o'clock. VaUis vs. Hansen tonight, Woolvin Hall. aul2-t (Advertisement.) Lamina Pictures Tonigrht "The Tear on the Page," "A Hot Fin ish" and Hearst-Selig New3. (Advertisement.), Mr. Robert J. Redwine, of Lexing ton, N. C, Is spending some time in the city, the guest of Mr. H. E. Walton, no. 209 castle street. Vallis vs. Hansen tonight In a finish match. Woolvin Hall.- aul2-l ( Xdvertisement.) Ladies dresses, skirts and waists at reduced prices, next three days of Pol vogt Co.'s Clearance Sale. (Advertisement.) 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