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HBEENSBOEO DAILY NEWS, SUNDAY. MAY 15. 1910
SPORTING NEWS
EASt BALI KtSl LTS
CAROLINA I.tAGUt
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Wliist-ia, i, .-,!'. buif X U
Bongs
Urvanulle I t h. ri. 1 1. . n
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburg 0, Daiinlle. 4.
Portsmouth. 0, Ri. hrunni, 2
Kortulk, 4, Kuaauke, 6.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbia, 4, Columbus, 1.
Je:kaonrilIe, 2; Savannah, 0.
Meoun, 4; Ailfruata, 1.
SOUTHEHR LEAGUE.
Msmtg ornery, 5; A I Inula, I
Binniugbam, 5, M'-mptus, 4
New Orleana, 3, Nashville. 1
Chattanooga, '.i: Mobile, 4 inn
RATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia, li: IVM irj; i
Brooklyn, 0. ivimu'i. 3.
Boston, 4 'In. ..go
New York. '. M I - ui. !
AMERICAN : EAGUE.
Cleveland n, W a ui'on. I.
81. Louir 0 X.-w N ilk, 14 ,
Detroit ,'. I:..-!.. . I I
Calcago. .. I ' n : ii n-1 .fj i a . 4. j
EASTERN LEAGUE. j
Providrnie fl, "ornnlo. fi ( tirsl (tii'V
Provideni-e, III. Toronto, H i.eoond
feme).
Baltimore '.' . Montreal, 4 I
Newark. 4 Buffalo, j
Jersey City, 2, Ilia-heater, 4. I
COLLEGE GAMES J
At Philadelphia 1'rniu.ylvanla, 6; I
Yale, 4 j
At Princeton: lriuceton, 6; Harvard, 1
1
At Ann Arbor: Syra-ur, E; niichi i
B". 1- I
Al Providence: Holy Crow, 6; Brown, 1
At Williametown, Mui : Williama, C,
Cornell, 6.
Al West Point; Army, 0; Trinity, 1.
At Burlington, Vt.: Vermont, 3;
Dartmouth, 4.
At Mlddletown: New York University,
7 1 Weslryan, 3.
At Athene, Oa : I'niversitv of Geoigia,
11 Alabama PolyWnnie, .1.
At New York: Georgetown, 9; ford
til, 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
JadnoBTiUe, a; SAvamuh, a
Jaektofirille, Hi.. .My 14. he
pitohH wonderful hall for the locals
thia afternooD, only 27 battre lacing ;
him. 11 did not walk a man and but i
t hire hit were Diatle off his delivery .
Nut a hav.ti.nah playrr rraohed atcond
during tha painr
ISeorr: R. H. E.
Navannah ... OtH 000 0000 3 2
Jarkaonvillr 000 010 01 -2 7 0
Schuhz uiid W'-lli; .fr Mnd Iiiieou .
Time, 1 .20. rn.iii ( aulifluwrr. I
Maron. 4; Augusta, 3. I
Augtiftta, i.. Ma v H. Too much
Hanluii tind frroi Jit Ihc rone time '
coat Aiijiinfn tli- aitnio hcie toil.iy. Ben-j
ton alniik out I- men
Scorr U l. K 1
Aiiffuata . .OiXI 000 0.'.0- -a 7 3
Xlai-on 0(0 MH) ill a .1 2;
Woinr nnd Uollf; llcntun and Kahl ;
koff. Time, 1 '). I mpii r, ( icoi gr. i
Columbia, 4; Columbus, 1
Columbia. S May 14 By hit tin?
opport uuelj anl in Lew ie -(li'niui
aupport ("tilunilthi 1"k t V-socoii.i pain
of thf aeri'-s 1 1 it olamlui 4 In 1
Scorr: li U K
'lumtiu. . . . noo 0(W 001- I i
4'olnmbia 1o0 On:. 00" - 4 f 1
Toren nd Kit-b lrwi and MA!ing ,
Tim', J -4u. Tuipirrs FulleDwidei and
ilcLtx-d. 1
GreenaNiro put up ihr- best aiticle ot
ball that v e h;i e srea thif neaeon nn
tha home groiuul we are nut any
Jlig tlitH b'rat)M w 1' unn
Two of the .ivttirt iiit.be f-Ycr
inado nn the lo-ii I ihnrrmnd pulled!
n Tet.rnlT m t.i. Karri .tnt w.iilnn
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Vanstory Clothing Co.
C. H. McKNIGHT, Gen Mgr.
FOR EASTMAN KODAKS
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VIHGIMA LEAGUE.
4 -'Hi. W I.. IV
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I 'in i -j..,. i ii . 'i 7 ;i..;
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1 r 1. 1 i i s , il I
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vit.,:i, 5 In 333
SOUTHERN
Clubs W. L, Pc
o,iun'i"pi i: a twii
!unii'ii.i-r n y rit: 7
New unlearn i 1'.' ofl
Vl'snlii .... I.' 14 41. i
Memphis . . l'J 1. 44(
I .i ii i '.ni . 111'. IJi
'-ln i: e II It 1'-'"
M.ili:!,. V 20 o
SOUTH ATLANTIC
V.
Clubs
1. Pr
I .IlllliliUe . . . L'l !' 71 "
Jsckvilivillc Ill II f3..
I Mm 1.11 III I t '"
j Augusta 1'. 1 -t i3 l
I I dunilua n 'ii :ill
I vavannali . . 'l
AMERICAN
I Clubs V L. Pr.
Philadelphia I.'. 4 7'i
, IVtrolt . I ! K.
V.'W (ll K I h lIHI
l If land !' '1 571
Konlon II : 471
( h.caiin S II 421
anhinpton n 1:1 :i:m
St. Uuie 4 1(1 Jim
NATIONAL.
Cliilia. IV. I.. Pe.
Pittuburp lj m linn
Plnlarl'lphia U t !'
X 01 k H 111 ,'iKI
Cinnniiati In !i Mil
Chu-aso II II WKl
HoiUin . . ! 12 42ft
St. Ixiuis l 1.1 41111
I Brooklyn M IS 375
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Mont fom err, 5; Atlanta, 1.
Montgomery, Ala., May 14. Three
three-bttHft hit and two long ajnglna in
the Uiird inning at the (oral fana wild
and clinched tha game for Montgomery
today.
Scorei R.H. E.
Atlanta 000 000 !0O 1 3 1
Montgomery 004 010 0O 1 ft 0
John and Mathewa; ueae and Milter.
Tfeue, 1.30. I mpirea, Kaaon and rttx
aimmona. Hew Orleana, 3; llaaiiriJle, 1.
New Orleana, U., May 14. Maxwell
held Nathvllla to two hita today and
New Orleana won, 3 to 1.
Score R. FX. E.
Xaahville 100 000 000 1 t I
New Orleana 100 000 20-- 9 1
aiae and Sewhaugh; Maiwell and La
fltte. Time, I'mpir, Pfenninger.
Chattanooga. 3; Mobile. 1.
Mobile, Ala., May 14. A aonaational
14 inning gami wan won by Chattanooga
htu l.itT, with a three bane hit acut
over Dobba, n ho had reached first on
Duno'a error and an error by Khoton, Utt
LiHtcr scored rhappll ullowcd but two
hita until the eleventh, one a acratch.
and Mar did not walk a man until the
tenth.
Score: R. H F..
(bHttanooga 010 000 000 001023 1
Mubila . 000 00 00 000 Oft - 1 n 3
More and Camon; Chappctlc and lunn.
Tmip, J I mpirea, f'onuhiin uiid Car
penter. Birrntnham. 3; Mfmphia, 4.
Birmingham, Ala., May U. Mcmphia
won the game, and then Irwt It through
crmr? ci f jIi and wildneaa of Steel.
S-ore- R, H. E.
Kii minphAau . 003 20O0XC 6 4 2
Memptui . . 030 000 1004 7 2
pehnrtT and Ryan. StH, Fnfa and
Re-mentei. Time. 1.40. Umpire. Rud
derhn m.
1 1 k k pIT erl midnummer ball yester
d.iv. He Hi in the game from tha
htiiit Me tielded hit position and hit
lb- ball
IT
FORGET
When a man tells you to
pay from thirty-five to fifty
dollars for a "Tailor-Made"
Suit forget it.
It's a mighty big piece of
tomfoolishriess when the
suits we deal out can fit you
to a Queen's taste, and the
quality is all that's wanted.
LEFT THE CELLAR
Ltiaisps Played Errorless
Game and Hit like Fiends.
SMITH HAD FINE CONTROL
Sensational CalcHes by McEnroe,
Kiikard and Wei duo Gave Llle
te (be Game.
j Tti two BeusstTs west in yesterday
lor ihr arat tine and, whether thrre la
tfiiwii.ug Ui a najue or not, one luiug is ;
tertmn, the team a how I'd ability in ettryi
Utli. nt Ilia ganie that has not btMure I
Inn ihi-pUied. The heklinx was lauli 1
W. lli- hitting (ill-ii and opportune. I
mil the teamwork would hair nuide
i ..uiifkiy, vi Ulute fSoi fann, (trten
J wild i-nvy. Ut' course, with the ti-am
fiiiying m this faehiou thf Klciincians
i-aught the short ctrtiuit and whin the :
nuul lount wim made seven chaiupa h4
npun around, while one lone umr-chuuip
h.id git-elfd Mr Oarlton beusae at the
Usl rlup ,
SiLil... 11;. a..utlipw, tmitrd a. llir
ieiual uf lony WalU'is and thn slutil
to without u i hain't', f thf prin
cipal cause of the rJeotrkmna liuUill-!
ity to jret around. Sven hits, two of I
uhuli wert two bai-r. cvuntt'd iot
Intl.-, ami then, lo Uip oil ihe day s work,
hi rappiMl out two nice singles. Souie
luidv har naid that Irllliauders don't
have routlol - we guess ll I. so. and that
Smith is just the elcvption to the rule
certautiv he had his eyes locuiad on the
icent.r of the plate jesleiday. Not a man
'down without working for it. aehiom did
fany fret aa many aa three balls, and juat ,
exactly eight went vul on atrikes.
Maiimu. the young man who niade
sui'h an auspit'ioua debut for the i'harupa,
on Frnlay, airain triad his luck, and to
how juat how lucky he was ha allowed
the Champs 13 bits and then stopped j
but in this nase the number was a hoo
doo, tor when the thirteenth was tavbn-1
la ted the frame had bean safely stored
away.
There were many sensational fielding I
stunts, noUbly a stab of a hot linaj
drivw by McEnroe, Rickard'a catch of a I
fly after a hard run in the ninth and !
eldon'a running catch of a oul fly in 1
Die laat round. Jam is f.it five ohanc-s
at short and axicepted them all. and
.lai-ksoo played around third in awh a
manner tnat there were many eiclarna
tiona of "the beat third baneman in the
Icajrua." Fred Bauaae didn't get aa op
nortunltT at second, but at tne oat ne
was ver valuable, two nice drlvea be- ,
ing oraditad to him. Pug Hicks led in
hitting with threw aiaglea and ranked
along wit tha rest in lelding, with 12
putouta and on assist. Several times be
saved errors for hia taamaaalea by dig
ging Into the dirt for low throws. Ckrl
' ton Beuase caught aa only Ckrltoa can
whan ha is wnrking well, and Spartan
burg fans say that one, started he keeps
I... V . i 1. Tl. l.lln. In't
'get a hit yesterday, hut ho showed his
I activity by stealing second.
i For tha visitora. Got ham and Onnbett
played good ball. Brannon's catching
and pegging was also a feature.
The visitors scored first in the open i
inar round, when Cbrbett singled to cen I
ter, stole second and third and scored
on Ki-lly's two bagffer. After this Smith
was complete matter of orreimoniri and
the Andrrsoniana decorated tha acore
board with gooae effg.
1 The Champs scored twice in the sexv
ond round, when .lames waa safe on
McKnrne's fumble, advanced to aocond .
on Hicks' single and to third on lrrd
, Heuase's infleid hit. CTsrlton Be u me I
j fouled out to third and Smith rapped
..ut a clean single, acoring .lames and
lliiks Three were added in the fifth l
when, with two down, Bentley waa given:
a free pass snd scored on singlea hv i
lame, arid Hicks. Fred Beuase walked i
and Carlton lifted a pop fly to McEnroe.
who dropped the ball, Hioks and lames
eonng. The tnal twirl armina in
'circuit came In the eevanth, when Bent
Icy led off with hia second hit and was
safe at second on Mcr7nro's error of a
UhTOwn hall by Corbett, who fielded
i'.lamc' grounder. Picks s safe on an
infield hit and Fred Hciiass scored Ilent
ley and .Inie with a single. Hicks got
out in a chase between third and home
and Carlton Meusne landed on drat when;
Corbett fumbled his grounder. Smith
'hsil sympsthv and hit an easy "nc t.i
Maerum. retiring the aid.
The Imv score
tireenshoro:
Weldnn. If. .
I'.iokard. cf .
.lackson. h, .
IVntlcy. rf. .
.Tames, .s. .
Hick. 1
Beue. F. 2!.
Beu-.se. C, c.
mith. p . . .
AB R H in
2 12
3 0
0 X
2 0
Totals
M 7 13 27 IS 0
ndcrwn: AR R.ll.Pn A
Wchrelt. Pf 4 0 0 2 0
( orbett. 2b 4 1 1 2 5
Martlev. If 4 0 1 1 0
K-llv ri 4 0 1 0 0
l -Cirthv. lb 4 0 I 1 1
i.-rhsm.'-Hi I 0 1 ' s
VcKnroe. ss 0 1 S 3
Hrsnnr.n. 1- S 0 0 2 1
Mancum. p 3 0 1 0
ToUls . .
S,...-.
ilrt-cnaVrn .
Aluii-l -.on
. . SS 1 7 24 If 5
R ft. F
fyjno.t0 2n,T 13 0
lnnrsiniKio 1 7 h
SuminsM : F-nrned runs. Greensboro f..
Ander.nn 1, Two base hits, Jackson,
Kelly. Hartley. Sacrifice hits. Rirkard . I
tolen base. Kii kard. V. Beue, C.
KcusKc. Corbett tli, McFiime left on '.
'msos. Creenslioro f, Anderson 4 -tru k
ut, bv Smith K Bases on bsIN off
Manguat 2. Hit by pitched hell. Man
irum I Tunc of sme. 1 4-'i. Attendance.
"n Cmpire. Han.liboe.
Pitiher Smith seem to have them bit!
way. his strikeout record was only tea. j
on couldn't do muea better thaa that.
AND SUPPLIES FARISS-KLUTZ DRUG
TWINS wongreat game;
lent fourteen Inalngi III.
Spartans and ffoi Out.
the
l Special to Dally Naws.)
Winj-toa fealem, May 14 The Twins
on out in the fourteenth inning in a
long draws out and hard fought battle
ith Spartanburg this aiurnoou. Swin-.ii-ll
and Avarett were on the tiring line,
l.ut llx former twirled the beat game,
the two Warns were scheduled for a
double header, but the last one had to
lie inncrlled, the first one starting at
Hi ran until 6.40. The box score ex
plains how It all happened.
Spartanburg: AB. R H PO. A. E.
Hljbie, ss 2 142
H inne, 2b 4 0 1 16 0
Springs, 3b 5 0 2 00
Walker, If 6 0 0 4 0 0
Fairlwnk. cf tOOHO 1
Cardiu, rf 6 0 2 0 0 0
Bullock, lb . . . . 0 0 It 1 1
Harrington, c 5 0 1 7 0 1
Averett, p 8 1 1 1 1 0
Total 48 I I 40 15 6
Two out whet winning run waa
soured.
Hrent out, hit by batted ball.
W inston Salem. A.B. R. H. PO. A. E.
MidkifT. as I 1 J 4 1
Templin, 2b 7 0 1 6 4 0
Hrenl, If 5 0 1 0 0 0
Fogartv, cf 7 0 2 2 1 0
MrMvett, lb 6 0 0 10 0 0
Holt, lb 1 0 0 4 0 0
Painter, ab 6 1 110 1
Laval, rf 4 12 2 0 0
MaiConcssie, c 4 1 0 13 1 0
Swindell, p 6 0 0 0 i 0
Total . . . .60 4 4118 2
Averett out, bunting third strike.
Score: B
Spartanburg . . lllO 0n0 003 000 00 3
Winston 000 020 010 000 014
Summary: First bane on balls, off
Averett , Swindell 4. Struck out by
Averett 5, Swindell 12. Double plays,
Wynne to B gbie to Bullock Fogarty to
Teinplin. First base on errors, Spartan
buig 2, Winston-Salem 1. Stulen baaes,
Wynne, Templin, Laval (2). Sacrifice
hits, WMine, Springs, Walker, Averett,
Swindill I'asied bull, McConasie. Hit
by pitched ball, Laval. Uft on bases,
Spartanburg 0, Winston Salem 13. Tims,
3 10: I'mpire, McLoeky.
SPINNERS WON HARD GAME
IN THE LAST INNING
(Special to Daily News.)
tlrwenville, May 14--Never has there
been a better game of baseball played
in l.rsrnville than that of today, which
the locals won from Charlotts in the
ninth inning by the score of 1 to 0.
Fsultleas fielding on both sides, brilliant
Leaau work by both teams and enough
. .. Iiim tA h mb tha anaetalora on
it, iniiom aeat throuehout tha contest.
The Spinners succeeded in their last
round in bunching enough hita te scon
a man and win tha game.
Moors : R. H. K.
Charlotte OOOOOOOnO 0 0 1
i:..ti. 000 000 0(11 1 C 1
Hayes and Francisco , Tramsnell and
W'ingo.
FANATORiALS
Away from home all this week.
Out of three times up F. Beuase made
two hits.
Last night looked like the 67 variety
factory.
We don't like to see two good Uams
at the bottom.
Winston won in the fourteenth. Glad
you did, Winston.
Iet's make up on the trip what we
have lost at heme.
There seems te be new life In the
game from the jump.
Let's get three from Washington; he
aant stand the kidding
Has the Washington stab signed up
any of the canned goods I
The fans will be asking aa to the play
ers. Who's who and why
ou tslk about your third snrkera.
Has anyone seen Jacksonf
The doctor waa our friend. He re
fused to let us sink any farther.
Tlien wc come back to battle with
-IniiCton Cross for three days.
e hope to see F. Beuese covering sec
mi the remainder of the asaaon.
.lamr. iaant said a word since the
j leairue opened, but he is playing the
Rme.
I Last night was the canning day in this
j league. How many ball players were
I canned T
WTiv didn't thev let so and so go and
keep so and so- he is the best player of
the two.
We haw aid that we had the beet
team 111 ihe league and we still stick to
our prediction.
Mangum, the southpaw for Anderson,
tried to pitch against the Champs twice,
but let out both tunes.
Fred Bcnsse played the game of hie
life. He covered second to perfection
and hit the ball oa the aoee.
Don't knock: jest boost.
Jest boost dem clouds away.
For de day am surely oomin
When r'il be in de runnin'
If you'll boost dem clouds away.
"One of the funniest eigbte oa Brosd-
way." says the New Vork Mail, is to see 1
Bugs Raymond traveling around vrithi
hie kecjr. "Bugs says the keeper is a '
good sport, and he would ha as quit the,
Giants, only be didn't want the guy tot
lose nis job. 1 ne iciiows name is rui
ler, and Bugs pulled this one oa him:
No matter how full I get, yon 11 be
oiler."
REIDSYILLE GOT AWAY
WITH PROXIMITY 6 TO 5
(Special to Daily News.)
Reidiville, May 14. Proximity and
Keidsviile went it lor ten innings in an
exciting contest today. Uruboa' home
run and tha fast fielding of the visi
tors and Thacker's pitching were fea
tures. Boor: R.H.E.
Reidsvills 103 110 000 14) 11 3
Proximity 001 300 100 06 8 2
T barker and Sharpe; Car in ass and
Uoneycutt,
AMEB1CAH LEAGUE
Hew York, i; St Looia, o.
New York. Mav 14 New Vrk bwi..
overwhelmed St, Louis, the visitors be
ing Deaten by a eoore at 14 to 0.
bcore; KH.K.
St. Louis 000 000 000 0 4 2
New Vork 102 000 06' 14 16 1
Kinaella, Pelty, Howell and Stephens;
Vaughn and Sweeney. Time, 2 hours.
Umpires, Perrius and OLoughlin. ,
Detroit, 5; Boston, 3.
Boston, Mass., May 14. Detroit won
a hard fought game from Boston today
6 to I. Bunched hits in the first inning,
with an error, a base on balls and a sac
rifios fly prsctically gave the visitors
the game.
Scor- R.H.E.
"'roit 40fJ0I0 000-- 7 2
Bo"" 000 200 0013 S
Mullm and SUnage; Ciootte and Carri
gan. Time, 2.12. Umpires, Egan and
Kvans.
Washington, 1; Cleveland, o.
Washington, May 14. Johnson had
the better of Joss today in a pitcher's
battle, and Washington defeated Cleve
land 1 to 0. Outside of the pitching,
a one-handed catch of a line fly by Lajoie
was the feature of the game. '
,Scfrt: R.RE.
Washington .... lOOOOOOno 1 7 0
Cleveland 000 0(10 0000 5 0
Johnson and Street; Joss and Clarke.
Time, 1.26. I'mpires, SWidan and
Kenn.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago,
Philadelphia, May 14 Philadelphia
won its tenth straight victory today by
defesting Chicago in an eleven inning
contest by 4 to 3, a single by Murphy
sending Bsker home with the winning
run.
Sonn R.H.E.
Oiicagn 001 000 200 003 11 3
Philadelphia . .. 000100 020 014 3 ?
Walsh and Payne; Plank, Coombs snd
Thomas and Upp Time, 2.45, Umpires,
Dineen and Connolly.
WATIOWAL LEAGUE
Boston, 4; Chicago, 1.
Chicago, Msy 14. Curtis held Chicago
to three hits todsy and Boston won ita
y-econd succeaaive victory 4 to 1.
s"re: R.H.E.
Clucago 000 100 0001 3 2
Boston 101000 020 4 8 2
Overall, Richie and Needham and Arch-
r: Curtis and Graham. Time, 1.36. L'm
piiet. Klrm and Kane.
Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburg, a.
Pittsburg, Pa May 14. The Pitta
bnrga were unable to hit Moren and
lost to the Philadelphias for the second
time in succession. Tjey made a strong ;
finish, but it only saved them from a 1
shutout.
Score: R. H. E. '
Phittsburg 000 000 002 S 7 t
Philadelphia 201 300 000 13 0
Adams, Maddox and Gibson and O'Con
nor; Moren and Dooin. Time, 1.35. Urn- '
pirea, Johnstone and Moran. j
St. Lonia, 9; New York, 3. i
St. Louis, Mo., May 14. St. Louis won !
the second game of the series from New 1
York by s score of to 3 today. Three j
pitchers of the visitors were hit hard.
Score: HH.E.
t. Louis 400 001 04 a 12 2 1
New York 000 000 0303 9 1
Sslles snd Brpanahan; Raymond, Mar
qiiard, Crsnda.ll and Schlei. Time, 1.58. :
L'mpires, O'Day and Brennan.
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, o.
Cincinnati, 0.. May 14 A base on
halls in the tJhird snd three errors com
bined with two hits in the fourth al- :
lowed Cincinnati to make three runt to- 1
dav and win.
ficore: R.U. E.
BrookUr. 000000000 0 7 4:
Cincinnati 001 20000 3 6 1
Bell and Smith) Rowan and McLean.
t mpirea, Rigler snd Emsue.
But your Gasoline from MoAdoo-Car-age
Co, 12 1-Se. gallon.
The M.an Who La
the Nation-al League
(rat baseman, with a paoasUfe ti .994
Frank Chance
Says of
"You raiy use my name at one of your man customers
who hare derived benefit! from drinking Coca-Cola."
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Send 2c stamp for our booklet "Thf
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The latter contains the famous poem
"Casey at the Bat," records, schedule
tnv kjak l-im .nil Mk, araliiaMa 1
ball information compiled
THE COCA-CJLA
Auania, us.
"POrM'KIVETT ANNOUNCED
HIS SHAKEUP OF TWINS
(Special to Daily News.)
Winston-Salem, May 14. The baseball
management tonight released four ball
players to come within the limit of the
Carolina league. Those released were
Holt, a utility man; Vance, a catcher
and Bennett and Guae, the two latter
being pitchers. Bennett goes with Golds
horo, in the Eastern Carolina league.
Manager McKivett today signed J. J.
Ferrell, pitcher, and McC'onsie, a catcher,
both said to be excellent players.
Ty Cobb, the spotlight hero of base
ball, has learned to smoke. Cobb waa
reared down in Georgia, but ia spite of
that fact he never smoked or used to
bacco in any form until last isaaon, and
he was oonsidered one of the models of
the gams in that regard. Cna day when
his bsttlng average was fading away
rapidly, down toward the 200 mark, he
began to get discouraged. He was hit
ting the Sail as hard as ever harder,
perhaps, for he was gritting his teeth
and wading into It--but it seemed that
he eould not make the ball go aafs. Hs
was sitting moodily around the hotel
one night, when Bill Donovan informed
him gravely that what he ncrl-d waa
to smoke in order to Improve bis Bat
ting eye. Bill produced a cigar warrant
ed lo kill or malm at 40 yards, and Cobb
lighted It. He smoked that eigar, sur
vived, and the next day he got three
htte. That settled it. Within month
Cobb was getting bis two and three a
day and smoking cigars as faat aa he
could consume them. He smokes al)
the time now. Whether It Is a soinei
dence or not, look at his batting aver
age. Hugh Fuller to a in the Chicago Ex
aminer. Special oorresopedenee to fiportlng
news: ins season 01 ins lavrouna as
sociation is now fairly under way. The
way that Claude Derrick, our shortstop,
is playing, is a sight to behold, and it is
no wonder that John McGraw is sweet
on him, ss be is on another one of our
players.
It is rather early in the season to
make prediction, but I eaa not see how
Greensooro can ever expect to win an
other pennant with the gang Beuase has
signed up.
Anderson, Greenville and Charlotts ap
pear to be the best of the six clubs so
tar. Greenville's new third baseman,
Jenkins, looks mighty rood and Stoueh
mads no mistake when he took him for
a trial. Workman, the new rurht fielder,
la certainly putting up a elaaay game in
right field, aa well aa at ths hat. Hit
ion should be safe for the balance of
the season if hs can keep up the good
work.
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ROCKY MOUNT DEFEATED
THE ATLANTIC CHRISTIANS
(Special to Daily Newt.)
Rocky Mount, May 14. Ths Reeky
Mount ralroaders eaaily defeated the
Atlantic Chriatian college baseball team
here today la a one-tided game by the
score of 6 to 0.
Score: B.H.E.
Christian 000 000 0000 2 A
Rocky Mt 010 802 00 i ft 2
Morria, Muntea Mulhay, Griffin and
Strait; Schuman and Bui winkle. Um
pire, Aloock. Time, 1.36.
The conduct of tha Spartanburg play
ers oa the field waa entirely disgusting,
they kicked at every decision possible
and It was necessary for the am Dire to
I eject Fred Springs la the early stages.
I Harrington waa also dismissed from
I play. Manager Roth did soma lively
I Kicking himself and many fana thought
1 he also should have been ejected. The
tort of conduct displayed by tht visi
tors waa utterly beyond tht bounds of
propirety. Winston Journal.
These fellows started the Sams troubla
in Greensboro ths last day they played
here.
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