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THE MORNING STAR. WlLilXNGTON Nl MONDAY, JUNE 7 1920. IHRES' - " - Ijrk Baseball-Wrestling-Boxing JL. L. 3 Racing-Swjmming-Golf Jl 0onisNow In Fine Shape rrner Will Meet A Veritable Whirlwind When He Encoun: j ers Durable Demon breek Tuesday. -Fighting John" Kilonls is geared h for his Tuesday night finish match joe Turner, middleweight titlo holder, the Academy of Music and fans are fnfidently expecting the classic of the season. Four days spent on Wrights ville Beach has -put old John in Jtip. ,op shape and the mighty Turner -will meet a veritaDle wmnwina on mes- day night when he wrestles and ag- jressiv e John charges. rans have this to ponaer over , De- ween the present and tomorrow night IheB Turner will defend his title. Joe has never lost a match in Wilmington. He has appeared here on numerous oc asions this season and in the past d has always been returnsd winner. Three years ago when Kilonis was Hanson found little difficulty in mastering the Greek- demon. .nn told a different tale. But this Kilonis took the Swede into camp here and he Seated the trick in Charleston,, win nine two out of three matches from th Swede. Pink Gardner got three nut of four matches from Frits which Droved his superiority . beyond , the shadow of a doubt and then Kilonis se cured a clean cut victory over Gardner in the roughest, most spectacular and Inost remarkable bout ever staged in Wilmington. i , This victory entitled Kilonis to his crack at Turner and the fighting Greek hnv had the nerve and audacity to tell that he had not been rough that the Li rough stuff would com1 on .Tues day night when he clashed - with Tur- "vilonis must be regarded as 'ofce of the foremost middleweights nntrv and his clash with in the Turner should offer the best fight of the sea son locally. Excepting alw Ke tones Kilonis is the most formidable . ...,ini an A fana nr.'ncAr man in i ne , for the fray. - . , NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsbnrgfc ;W1. Cincinnati. June 6. Pittsburgh de feated the Cincinnati RedS; today by bunching hits off Ruetner in tne tenin inning when singles by caton. ooutn worth and Whltted "gave them, two runs, tiueiner naa won eis"- " " games ana neia fiu?Rur6u (n nine innings, but Cooper was too strong for the Reds in- tne pmcn they were unable to score aiier first round. Ruether's fielding was a feature. The score: K. . Pittsburgh 001 000 000 2 3 11 u Cincinnati .100 000 000.01 6 0 Cooper and Schmidt; Ruether and Rariden. Giants Are Blanked. Brooklyn, N. Y., June 6. Grimes, of Brooklyn, pitched shutout ball today and the league leaders beat New York, to 0. In only one inning did the Giants get a man past first base. Then fast double play stopped their chances. Myers made a home run, a double and a single in four times at bat, scoring three runs and driving in another. '. ' '" ' ' "' . The score: R. H. E. Xew Yo'rk .000 000 000 0 6 2 Brooklyn 023 001 20x 8 8 ,1 Benton and Smith; Grimes and Miller. Clean Sweep for Cntrds St. Louis, June 6. St. Louis made a I clean sweep of the three-game series with Chicago, winning today, 5 to 2. It s the locals' fifth straight victory. Hendrix weakened in the fifth, five singles and a wild pitch netting four runs. Chlcaero did not eet a man to first base" after the fifth inning. ine score: R. H. E. Chiigo ...200 000 000 2 7 1 SL Louis,.... 000 040 Olx 5 8 0 Jendrix and O'Farrell: Schunn and "lemons. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Walker 1m Htnttv. Mobile. June fi Walt.r nl s.'ha. An. kll for New Orleans this afternoon I ind the Visitors evftriArt tha rntrloa hv 'inning today's game, 4 to 1. Ripper- !n hit a home run nvr tia rlcrVif flil tfnce in the oitv 0. ...... ne scorp- R. H. E. -4 7 0 xew Orleans . .000 003 010- l"uu"e nan inn nnn '1 t i "aiker nn1 riK...... t- t a j Kay for Crackers. . Chatt anone-a Tuna a n.i.. tac:e' York in the first six in- "65 Ot tO(lav's e-nmo hut in mo.,rJ "i IOUr hits, throe crrnrt a Kaeo. n hall, two passed balls 'an a double Cq wa A 1.1 x .nauia seven runs ana a lork was hit hard. . score: f w tt hv ""ant. 000 000 740 11 11 1 101 000 000 2 11 8 Hid tv nager; xorK, Marsnail IT v'ol Slaughter Pitchers ViIIa rr. ho ' ienn- June 6. Gallagher, A ... . . . .,nn!n' was unable to check l0k tho matter, and the local; V 14 '.Pening game from Bifming 'l;lnsham' Envine R. H. B. .010 000 051 7 9 8 .310 804 SOx 14 18 iIsis a' r?' asher and Peters, Gooch; Utty 'I mDh ! R"ck' 6 Memphis, a. 4 ai iJj-' June'-6.-Battfng "ce an Root . ine lot here today. Lit- took another game from Th, j , R. TC. E. 110 020 011 6 12 0 ''"'IIS 200 000 000 2 7 ': 2 off I, and Brottem; vVance and -1 STANDING OF THE CLUBS JT ATI O NAL ii IEAGUK Won- Lost. P. C. Brooklyn i Cincinntti,. Chicago . . Pittsburgh St. Louis . 25 15 17 21 19 22 23 22 27 .625 .595 .633 .513 .500 .439 .436 .357 25 24 20 22 18 17 15 York i Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE Won. Lost. P.C. .636 .636 ,558 .550 .524 ;415 .357 .333 Cleveland New York 28 16 28 ,16 24 19 22 . 18 22 20 12 24 ' 15 27 14 28 ' Chicago Boston . . Washington . St. Louis , ; . Philadelphia Detroit ' , . . SOUTHERN LEAGUE - Won. Lost. P. C. 1587 .587 '.556 .500 .489 '..490. .447 .333 Memphis ; "... . . '. .,. . Little Rock ...i.,.. Mobile .... ,..'.... New Orleans ....... 27 27 25 24 22 25 21' 17 19 ir 20 24 23 26 26 34 Birmingham , Nashville ; . . , Atlanta . . . . Chattanooga VIRGINIA -LEAGUE Won. Lost. P. C. Richmond Norfolk . 27 6 .618 ...22 13 .629 17 16 .515 .. 19 16 .543 .; 18 17 .514 .. 15 18 y .455 ..13 23 .361 .. 7 26 .212 Portsmouth I . . Rocky Mount . Petersburg . . Newport News Suffolk ...... Wilson . . SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE . Won. . Lost. Pi J. Columbia . . Greenville . , Spartanburg Charleston . Charlotte . . . Augusta ... 25 11 16 18 20 20 24 .694 .543 .486 .474 .474 .351 19 17 18 18 13 PIEDMONT LEAGUE W.on, Lost. P. C. .622 .583 .,559 ' .487 .421 .366 Greensboro ....... Raleigh . . i High Point , . ... ,.'. Danville Winston-Salem Durham 123 .14 15 15 20, 22 26 . 21 .19 .19 , . 16 15 UNUSUAL SLUGGING 1 BASEBALL FEATURE -The week's record In -each1 league of games played'won and lost, with runs, hits, errors,: inen . left .. on bases and runs scored by '' opponents - including games of Saturday June 5, is as f ol1 lows: National League . P. W. L. R. H. E. Lb-Or. Brooklyn ... . . Cincinnati- i 7 6 1 36 72 11 63 21 fi - 4v -1 22 .4 "8 34 6 7 2 5 26627 4535 5 1.4 20,49 11 ti 25 7 .4' 3 38 76- 4 65 80 8 8 5 38 75 17 45 40 . 8 4 4 49 83 19 52 48 7 2 5 21 66 ,14 44 35 Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Boston New York . i Philadelphia American League. ; , V. -' P. W. Li. R. H. E. L.b.Or. Cleveland ..... 8 '4 4 51 88 14 63 49 New York .... 7 ,6 1,62 92 12 38 37 Boston ... ..... -5-1 4 16 38 11 30 27 Chicago . 7 4 3 31 65 4 60 27 Washington ... 7 3 4 41 71 15 49 5Q St. Louis ...i.i 7 3 4 27 69 11 46 30 Philadelphia ... 7 3 4 38 63 17 47 43 Detroit . . . . ... 8 4 4 43 85 6 57 46 WOFFORD WINS TITLE. Columbia," S. C, June 6. Wofford school, by defeating ' Cheraw high school. 2 to 0. won the high school 1 baseball championship In the annual series of games -played under the aus pices of the extension department of the University of South Carolina. Charleston high school was third and Greenville high school fourth. SHEPPARD8 TO MEET LEONARD. Portland, Ore., June 6. Johnny Shep pards, lightweight champion boxer of England, .will be the opponent of Ben ny Leonard, world champion, here June 21, it was announced today. The bout will be a ten-round no-decision affair. . '' The bpxing commission . has signed Mike O'Dowd, .- former middleweight champion, and Battling Oretega, of Oklahoma, 'for a tenrround nd'decision bout June 24." t - ; T)UTC1F REUTHER GETS SLOW START mt- mm Walter Reother. Th falltrre ot Walter Reuther to win two -of his first three starts for, V the thampion Reda - this year v ha tausd rt)rise ' ." ' ' ' I wm -mm - jJMm, 7 i-j mm mm :::: 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE ,Cobb I Injured.' .'' Chicago, ; June 6. -After scoring three runs and "tying the score In the eighth inning, Chicago beat Detroit In the eleventh today; to; 6. ' Pelsch's single, his steal of second and a hit by J. Collins counted the winning run. Cobb and Flagstead collided In right center in the tenth and Tyrus was re moved from the game with a twisted leg. Flagstead was not injured. .,.- 1 The score;. ' . - i. R. H. E. Detroit A . ......105 000 000 00 6 11 3 Chicago ... '.200. 010 030 017 14 2 Oldham. Ayers, Oakrie and Alnsmith; Cicotte and Schalk. l Division at Cleveland. Cleveland June 6. Cleveland and St. Louis spit a double header today, St. Louis winning the first,- 6 to ' 2, while Cleveland took the second, 2 to 1. Weilman1 outpitched -Coveleskie in the first, 'and the ' Browns won easily. The second was ia pitchers' battle between Bagby and Davis," Cleveland "winning in'., the : ninth on, O'Neill's - single, two passes and Smith's infield, hit. ' : The score (first game): R. H. E. St. Louis ..........020 022 000 6 12 0 Cleveland. . .V. . . . .000 000 1012 $ 1 Weilman V and . Billings; Coveleskie, Niehaus. and O'Neill. ; ; The scbre (second game) : R. H, E. St. Louis . ..'..000 000 0101 9 1 Cleveland 100 000 0012, 9 Davis -and Severeid: Bagby . and O'Neill. Yankees Hit Well New York, June 6. The Nw York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics here today, 12 to 6, in a very poorly, played game. ;The .Yankees hit Perry for- four hits in the' first inning which netted three runs and kept up the bombardment on Martin, who re placed him. , ' The score: . v. .R.H.E. Philadelphia 001 100 310 6 12 2 ..350 I4O. OOx 12 16 5 Perry, Martin, Hasty' and Perkins, Myatt;- Mays and; Hapnahi , Hof man. Senators Overcorae Lead . t Washington, "June . 6. Scoring five runs in the' seventh inning, Washington came from behind today and defeated Boeton, 5 to 4. An even half dozen hits, two of them doubles, accounted for. the upset of Permock.. ."The score: R. H. E. Boston ....020 000 200 4 6 3 Washington ......000 000 SOx 5 10 8 ' Pennock and Schang; Snyder, Erick-1 son,. Zacahary and Gharri ty. , SALLY LEAGUE REVIEW. Iri Columbia, S. Cv June 6. The feat of Pitcher Jesse Doyle, of Greenville, "In winning his thirteenth straight game of the season when he defeated Char lotte in the second game of a: double header was : k-. feature ? of the week's play in th ; South s Atlanticassociation. This is believed o gi veriDipyle, the rec ord for the South Atlantic -clrpuit as it surpasses the mark mad. bv Pitcher Muriel Spaid, when . he . won twelve straight, games for Columbia in 1915. Spaid. who joined Columbia in "mid season, lost his. first game, won twelve and lost his last game of the season. Columbia continues to lead ; the league with an advantage of five games over Greenville, In second place. Spar tanburg is" third with Charleston and Charlotte tied- for fourth, and fifth places. Augusta, although .still last, gained ground during the week, turn ing in four victories and only two de feats. Manager Stark rejoined his team Monday after a scouting trip that netted a number "of new players who have strengthened his club; ; . Columbia during the week won three games and lost two, as did Spartan burg. Greenville was able to win only three while losing f our, vCharlotte hav ing the same record. Charleston-won two and lost. four. - President Walsh has announced that he expects to start the .week - with a Xull staff of umpires, the depleted staff having again been restored. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. At Buffalo, 6 ; Toronto, 3. At Akron, 13; "Rochester, 6. .At Baltimore, 10-3; Jersey City, 2-1. At Syracuse-Reading, rain. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Toledo, 5; Kansas City, 101 'At Columbus, 4; Minneapolis, .1. " At Louisville 0; St. Paul,. 2. . At Indianapolis, 2-5; Milwaukee,, 3-6. HA WZ , TAKES CUP. Richmond, Va., June 6. A. L. Hawz, of the " country . club of Virginia by defeating R. L. Flnkenstadt in' the finals of the mld-Atfahtic golf ' tourna-. ment here, won the cup and title for the year. The match was played on a heavy course and ; was replete with a mixture of good and bad plays. The play went into extra holes, Hawz win ning, on .'the' twentieth. Flnkenstadt butdrovehis opponent but' lost in . the play oh the greens, showing consider able nervousness at critical moments.") METAL CAN TOUCH YOU Recognized everywhere as the world's . I standard made to merit your preference ' -Supreme for Comfort, Value, petvicoJz OSTEIN F ChlcaSO . rjNTewYftrlr ' See this trademark (frWPAVllS Yovr gaarantea qf- lf on . the Pah box lHSk GARTERS V i(aU'Vialita r T S-w No metal . . K - . s .-- - . . ' ' - - - v. ,-. . . . . . . r ". ' ' :" - i - z . , - . " ' . :. " ;: IQ n ... U. S. WEATHER BUREAU. Wilmington, June 6, 1920. . HUMIOITT RECORD. " i ... Dry Wet Relative bulb bulb humidity -"f '"'tempCtMnptpei'Cent 8 a. m. ........... 7 . 65 88 12:12 p. m. .... .74 68 70- " 8:00 a.m.... 68 65 88 Meterologlcal data for the 24 hours ending at S p. nu yesterday: Temperature: Maximum, 75; mini mum, 65; mean, 70. - - . , . . Rainfall for day, :30; for. month, 1.80. Port Cadcndr, June 7, 102O. Sun rises 5 a.: m. Sun ' sets . . . . .-. .. ..i. . . . . . 7:21 p. m. Day's length, 14 hours, 11 mins. Fair Monday' and,- Tuesday, slowly rising temperature. u-l , , , . V.. '"; '."'7 ' ' ,TRE ". TIDES. " y ' - : ' " '' a Hign water. Low water. :lrvl . A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Wilmington . ... 1:28 1:52 9:07 9:14 Southport ..... .11:31 11:45 5:52 6:57 Mas'boro Inlet r;-11:11- 11:25 5:32 5:37 WEATHER BUREAU REPORTS Temperature: SI a STATIONS M . a -. $ Abilene , . .,. . ; Asheville Atlanta . Augusta . ... Birmingham ' . ..clear 88 72 80 84 80 60 78 78 66 82 84 . 80 .84 84 86 66, S2 84 68 78 80 84 80 68 75 00 52 68 ,00 56 , 00 68 62 00 68 70 00 66 62 70 00 ' -00 64 00 62 68 00 00 00 65 .00 .00 .00 .00 t.OO , .24 .00 .00 . .00 .74 .04 .00 - .00 . . clear , .ciear ..clear . clear , .cldy Boston V . , O.Charleston ' ...cldy Charlotte ' clear Chicago .... .pt cldy Galveston . .ppt cldy Jacksonville . . .cldy Memnhis clear Mobile clear Montgomery .. .clear New Orleans ...clear .00 .00 .14 .00 .00 .00 1.06 .00 .00 ?New f York v . ; ... .clear Oklahoma -. ... . . ciearf Palestine cldyi Pittsburg cieari Raleieh clear Savannah .cldy Shreveoort .V.. clear St. Louis ......cieari .00. Washington V. . clear Wilmington v.. clear .00 .80 LABOR CONDITIONS IN. ";' : ENGLAND UNSETTLED' Dissatisfaction Among Working " People Is Great. London, . June 1.- -Labor conditions still are unsettled in England, not so much because of dissatisfaction with wages, hours or working conditions as to jealousy between . rival trade unions and particularly between . skilled and unskilled labors aays :.the American chamber of commerce here. A crop of new wage demands from other unions ia: declared to have re sulted from the -settlement; of the de mands of the loagshoremeh by grant ing them a minimum wage', of 18 shill ings a day,i?!i:SV; '5 .'?: ; ;3The ralrwayen-. aj'e-deWtndlng' an ' advance of one, pdjund a '.week, in- disie ard of an, agreement they had made with the government only; five days earlier which provided for an automat, ic adjustment of wages According to cost of living. . The engineers .and fire men, also have presented demands for large, Increases The cotton operators who had threat ened to strike -on May 1 to enforce de mands for a sixty per "cent- wage in crease have now accepted government arbitration. The 'employers offered'. them an advance - of twenty-two and one-half per cent which was rejected. . Gas workers have demanded ' -wage increases, more h61idays and overtime pay. These would affect 100,000- men. The miners have voted tovaccept the governmen,t'B offer of a flat increase of twenty per cent in s wages. , Tills ad vance is expected to cost 23,000,000 pounds a year. Owing to this, the price of industrial coal has been advanced to two and one-half shillings a ton, and of -house hold coal .twelve and one-half .shillings a ton. The price of a loaf of bread has been advanced from nine ; pence, one penny to one shilling; owing to the decision of the government to reduce its subsidy on bread. HYATT WINS FINALS. Charlottes June Fred " Hyatt, of the Columbia Country club, Columbia, S. C, won the championship finals in the Carolina Golf association' tourna-. ment here yesterday by defeating H. H Thomas, -of the '.Charlotte - Country club, two up. Y ;. '.' ' Julian ' S. Milled, Charlotte,- -won the second flight finals from Malcolm Jones, Greensbonvone up. . WINS TWO GAMES. : ' "The Silver Lights baseball team won two games from Klnston on Monday and Tuesday of.- last . week, the. first J game by - a score of .5 to 1 and the i second 8 to 1. Winfleld, Suggs and Harsley stepped -on " the bid pill for two-baggers, ; while Willie Robinson and Wells , each made singles. . John son and Harsley each ; made an error. Battery: ; Perry and Galloway. , Secre tary Spicer and Manager McMillan are prepared to give real baseball or noth- Ing. (adv.) Suburban Schedule Effective June 5, 1920 WEEK DAYS : Leavw "Center Leave Beach 6:00 A. M. 6:40 A. M. 6:20 A. M.. 6:55 A. M. 7:25 A.1VI., 8:00 A. M. And Every Half Hour Thereafter, ; . Including: 5:30 P, M. .6:00 P. M. 6:10P. M. s 6:30 P. M. 7:10 A. M. , 7:38 A. M 8:1 A. M. And Every Half Hoar Thereafter, . Including: . 5:45 P. M. 6 :15 P. M . , 6:20 P. M. 6:45 . P. M. And Every Half C fitft P M 12:10 A. M. c ABd Eirery 11:00 P. M. N Hour r"" 11:45 P. M. SATURDAYS ONLY. - FREIGHT Leave Wilmington 1-- LCave Beach 7:05 A. M. 12:15 P. M. , o:30 A. M.v 9 :30 AJ M. 3:30 P. M. 6:15 P. M. Freight depot open dally, except Sunday, from 8:00 A. M. untU 1:00 P.' M., and from 2:00 P. M. until; 6:00 XT. M. . :' -- , ' ' - . ... SUNDAYS Leave "Center" : ' Lcave Beach 7:00 A. M. 6:40 A. M. 7:45 A. M. 8:45 A M. 8:00" A. M. And Everv Half ' And Every Half Hour Thereafter - ' i Unfll 11:45 P. M. Hour Thereafter - Until 11:00 P. M. 12:10 A. M. Leave 'Wilmington'' ; ' Leave Beach 11:00 A. M. 12:15 P. M. Freight denot onn fmm in-nn a to 11:00 A. M. r ; Local trajns stopping at all stations iDy request) may be expected to i leave the "Center" ana Lumina at the times indicated. FOR PROMPT RELIEF FROM PERIODICAL WINS 1 TABLETS WITH WATER GENUINE ASPIRIN . . ; TRAM MARK RftOMTMBD , Is PACKED AIRTIGHT KEEP THE HOME WHEELS . TURNING tet IJs Look Your Old BICYCLE Over And Make It Good As ' ' '-' New ' ! 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No. 4, Mont day evening 7:80 o'clock in the Con sistory chamber. Masonic Temple, for transaction of business pertaining to annual Mid-summer Reunion (June 15 to 18, inclusive)., All- members- are urged and visitors are invited to at tend. ' V'- - ,By order of the Presiding Officers.. ,CHA&J B..NEWCOMB, K. C.'C. H., ; -- -- - . General Secret anr. tr II mm A OUR HARDWARE STANDS HARDWARE WHOSE HARDWARE7 . BROWN HARDWARE CO, -V'-',-..--.; PHONE XQ 124 MARKET ST. Steamer Wilmington I. H 4 leaves her dock Sunday, June 6th, at 9 :30 a. in., for South port Fort Gas well ' and to sea. Fare for round, trip, $1.50. Returning at 5 o'clock leaves immediately -for trip up Cape Fear, returning at 7 o'clock : fare 50c. A good - time is promised all. ;-- - ' :i . M. T. CRAIG. Dry ; Cleaning and PelHg ENTERPRISE CLEANING AND J PRE8SINQ WORKS 114H Prlncesa St. Snlta Preeaed WXlle Ton Walt Phone 717 Prompt and Effl ' lent Serrlce Dr. M. 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