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GKEEMSBOKO DAILY NEWS FRIDAY. JUNE 17. 1J10. SPORTING NEWS C1SEBALL .BELTS JTANDM OF THE CUES CAROLINA LEAGUE Spartanburg, 4; Graeasbara. J. ! Winston ui, I; GrwuviHe, 4. (Tern Isuiings, first game.) Winatoa-JSalein, ; Greeaville, IS. (Serea ianiuga, darkness.) ' darlotla, 2; Anderson, 1. (Twelve iu ings). ' EASTEEN CAROLINA Wilmington, 1; Rocky Mount, 0. Goldsboro, 1; Halpigh, SI. . i'avettaville, 5; Wilson, i. . VIRGINIA LEAGUE Lrarkburg, 1; Danville, 2. Portsmouth. 1; Norfolk, 2. Richmond Roanoke; rain. CABOLIHA LEAGUE. Clubs. t'narloiw . . Winston-lSalrm And raou . . Spuria n burg W. a m is 15 tirrvnaboro M L. IS 18 21 t it tiS3 kit) 475 t.J 3ti." 3M SOUTHERN LEAGUE Mobile, 2; Birmingham, A. Chattanooga, 0; Atlanta, 1. No other; gamea scheduled. SOUTH ATLANTIC Jacksonville, 1; Augusta, 0. Savannah, 0; Columbus, 1. Macon, 10; Columbia, 0. AMERICAN LEAGUE t. Louis, 2; Washington, t. Detroit, 12; Boston, 3. Cleveland, 5; New York, 1. Chicago, 1; Philadelphia, 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia, 10; Cincinnati, 0. Other games prevented bv rain. EASTERN LEAGUE Rochester, 0; Buffalo, 2. Baltimore, 1; Montreal, 2. EASTEBH CAROLINA LEAGUE Clubs. W. L. rsvetteville 12 S Wilson IS Wilmington 10 tiokUWo 8 10 Ralrigh 7 U Kooky Mount .... 7 U VIRGINIA LEAGOE. Clubs. W. Danvilla S3 Roanoke 21 Portsmouth 20 Richmond 20 l.vnchbuig 18 Norfolk 17 Pc I 7"J KM 474 444 3H. 360 L. 17 1 30 20 ti 22 Pc. 575 5o8 soo 500 450 4U8 IT TOOK KORMTS TWELVE 1NM0S TO EEAT ANDERSON (Special to Daily Kews.) Charlotte, June 18. la a 12-iaalag pitchers' uattie, replete with sensational ulave and opportunities for a score by cither aide, tha Horse ta took the tret game of the sarin with Anderson to day, by a score af to 1. Both Brasilia usui A. McCarthy acxa ia fine trim and were giten guvd support, tha Hornet t airier faring better along this line tuaa his oppourat. Only four hits vera wade by tha visitors in tha first eight iauiags, while but three vera mad by the Hornets ia the aaaie number of iu uing&. N'ot a run waa acoied until the eighth, sthea Margrave's grounder waa crrorcd by Taylor, which was followed tiy Carman's aacrihec and Cross' two bagger, llie Electricians came back strong in the ninth and, on two infield hita and J McCarthy's single to center. tied the wore. The wiuning run bhoved around bv the Hornets iu 12th on Carman's double, Cross' sacri See and Coutts' bunt. Both sides threat ened to score several times during the game, and it was only by great pitching and elaver support that tha score was as close as it was. 1101 Weather I Is Coming! The hot weather coming will require laundry work that will stand up, and not wilt down at the Irst signs af perspira tiea. We use peeial starch and ex traordinary cars ia starching your collar during the sum mer months. Ws aim to make the linen heavy 4rat not so stiff as ta be anas safaris bit. This is another reason why youll like aur laundry wark M 1 III 5 auti r 1 I r SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. dubs. W. 1. Columbus 84 21 Macon S3 22 UrUonville 81 24 Augusta 25 2 Savannah 20 35 Columbia IS 35 I Pel 818' fJUO MA 472 :u,4 : 352 AndarBOti. Wehereil, If. Smith, la. .. Kelly, cf. .. Tavlor, as. . Coiwett, 2b. Gorham, Jb. MoCarthy, J., Peloquin, rf. McCarthy, A., AB. R. H. PO. A. K. 0 1 18 Why not try last Phone ua. Columbia ! Laundry Co. Phones 17M ?SAvuuva J SOUTHERN. Clubs. W. Atlanta 2ft Montgomrry .... 31 New t trlcans .... SI I halta nooga 7 a ln l lie 28 Biiinmgham 28 Memphis 25 Mobile 21 Totals 42 1 8 3.518 4 VIRGINIA LEAGUE Portsmouth, i; Norfolk, a. (Special to Ihiily Newa.) Portsmouth, June 18 W alker pitched classy ball and two runa were sufficient for him to win. The home team played looaely in the field. Score: R. H. K Korfolk ...... 000 020 0002 o 1 Portsmouth . . . O01UO00O0 1 4 !i Walker and Munsuu; Hamilton and Runkle. Umpire, Westervelt. Danville, s; Lynchburg, i. I Special to Daily Newa.) Lynchburg, June 18 Danvilla took the lead today by defeating the Shoe makers in what was probably tb moat brilliant game of baseball af the era eon. JTha-Uaal iafleld had TO assists Scorei R.H.E. Lynohburg .... 000 001 000 1 8 0 Danville Ono 000 2002 7 1 Lloyd aad Rowe; Ruasey and Langh lin. Umpire, Mace. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Chattanooga, o; Atlanta, i. Chattanooga, June 18. Sehliteer had the Batter of a pitchers' battle with Fle harty today, but alow work behind him donated the game to Atlanta la the ninth. Soore: R. H. E. Chattanoora . . .000 000 000 -O ! Atlanta 000 000 001 1 7 ftl Schlitser and Meeks; Flehartv and Smith. Time, 1 .56. empires. Kit mm una aad Kaaoa. Clubs. Chicago New York Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Louis 22 Rrooklvn 22 Philadelphia 1 Boston In NATIONAL. W. SO 29 24 22 Clubs. New York . Philadelphia Detroit Boston tlevdland Washington Chicago . . St. Louia . AMERICAN. W. 2 2t 33 24 , 1 22 17 10 L, 23 28 28 25 25 28 30 37 L. 18 1!) 21 22 28 2 25 31 15 Id 22 22 28 28 38 Pc. 558 544 544 510 5-s 500 45; 302 Two out when winning run scored Charlotte. AB. R. H. PO. A. Humnhreva, rf 8 0 1 3 1 Hargrares. eg 5 i fJarmau. 3b 5 Cross, 3h 6 I Coutts, If 3 0 0 'lmhard. ss .T. 4 0 0 12 3 0 1 I 1.1 1 8 12 2 Pc 852 H04 633 600 458 458 4.12 307 Williams, 8b, 4 Taxia, r 4 Francis, e 1 Braxille, p 8 Pc. 1150 5!t 835 522 450 440 305 217 FANATOBiALS Totals 42 t 38 18 2 Score by innings: Anderaon' 000 000 ajn 0001 Charlotte 000 1000 010 0012 Sunroiarv: Earned runs. Charlotte, 1; Andereoxi, 1. Moirn liae, mith, 2; j iMot'arthv, J., Dohard. Sacrifice hits, I Smith. Carman, Croaa, Coutts. Two i base hits, Cross, Oarmaa. Three base ' hits. Ilargravee. Bases on halls, on" Mc ( arthv, 4; off Bratllr. 1. Struck out, by McCarthy, 8: by Braiille. 5. Ieft on buses. Anderson, ft,' Charlotte. 13. Double plara, Garman to Orooa. A. McCarthy to Smith. Wild pitch. Rraiille. Hit by fitcher, Weherell. Time of game. 1.5fi. mpire, Handiboe. Attendance, 800. HIGHLANDERS AGAIN WREST THE LEAD FROM WILSON Kidney Pills What They Will Do for You They will cure your backache, strengthen your kidneys, cor rect urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre vent Bright's Disease and Dia bates, and restore health and strength. Refuse -r.ibatitute. HOWARD GARDNER, DRUGGIST. Greensboro Pressing Club Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing. Cue Ratea, 11.00 par moata. W. K. Vatoa, IT WILL PAY YOU TO SHOP WITH US We Sell it ior Less For Saturday and the Coming Week Our Ready-to-Wear Def&rt ment Has Some Splendid Offerings at a Big Saving in Price. LADIES' COATSUITS, All new spring styles, ta be said at a big reduction. COLORED WOOL SKIRTS. Kew st Irs and colors reduced in prtos. SHIRTWAISTS. We eaa sell you pretty, wall msds waists cheaper than yau can buy the materials. Prices, 48c., 75c., Mc and up. BIG LINE DRESSES. Ia silk, linen and cotton. Wide range af prices. MILLINERY, Ws have reduced tha anas aa aif trfmnaad Hats. Nsw si tha time ta get waa extra hat SILK PETTICOATS. Aaatkee- lot af these rasvllsg tasTaat asdrha, ia blaok eaJy. Frtaa ttM LACS CURTAINS UNDER PRICE. This offer lag lneludsa every small lot af I, er t pair, ahsa every curtain that la slightly (aflad. Tha price has heaa out nearly eae-hsli. You Will Always Find Our Prices Less, the Quality Right and Your Money Back for Any Purchase Not Satisfactory. No Trouble to Show Goods Here. BROWN-BELK BROS. COMPANY IF YOU DON'T TRADE WITH US WE BOTH LOSE MONEY. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. A big accumulation of unredeemed nlrdnea of diamonda, watchea and all otker jeweiry ta aea us. Vou will do well to come Liberal loans made oa peraonal prop- Business strictly confidential. arty A. W. KAPLAN 00. jj4 S. ELM STREET. Dr. Charles E. Moore SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. IENB0W AJtCADl. OfBes hours i Us til 10 a. m. f ta I and I to 8 p. m. Talephoaaai Offies. 8Si raaldaaaa, 10A4 Special Pricaa for to Day Only ON PORTRAITS. 18x20 Crayon, 11.80. 18x20 Preach Watereolor, 12.50. 18x20 Paatell, 83.60. 18x20 Oil Portrait, f 10.000. We guarantee aa exact reproduction Of any small picture. Cash with order. WINFRET ART CO. STUDIO Do you want high-olaas work T We ran give you just what yon are looking for. W. K. EUTELER, Photographer. 118 I I East Market Street The NAVARRE Hotel Seventh Aveaue at (8th street, aharl blaok from Bread way NEW YORK CENTER OF EVIRTTHINO. IM Baoms tfW Baths A room smb a hath far a aallae aad a half. A ream with a hath fat a dollar aad a half. A roam with a hath far a dells aad a half. Dutch Grill, flaeet ta tows (a la eartej stasis, 111 net re tad noellet wist led gratia. Edgar T. 1n!th. Can. L. Km sort Mobile, a; Birmingham, a Mobile, June 18. Murphy waa called en to hit in the seventh inning ef to day's pitchers' battle between Hickman and Stockdale and deliverod nicely, scoring two runs with two out. Pcore: R.H. K Mobile 00(1 000 20 2 0 Birmingham . . 000 000 0000 7 3 mcuman aim ljunn; .-MocKnaie anl j Jiyan. lime, l.So. I mpire, Pfeniunger. Jack Ridgewar, it Is said, has rnpnrt ed to the Ka.lcigh club. Wonder if he peet. to get in fester comwiny quicker through the Kastera Carolina aasocia tion. A yet, the negotiations between the management of the Raleigh and tireensboro clubs have not materialiised KWridge will follow tomorrow. Two out of three that's fair enough. Manager Hicks. Tony will do the trick this afternoon in (Spartanburg. Don't know anybody that needed one worse then Hpartanhurg. Price pitched a good game, hut the Champa couldn't overcome the other run. Keep up the fighting spirit ii.pla.Tcl and a lot of games will come our way in the la.t chapters. President Sterne haa act his prioe on Ridgeway to rtie Raleigh club. Aa yet he has heard nothing from them. Fuller made a hit with local fandom on the first day He baa the actions of a man who i going higher up. Walters and Eldridge will pitch th remaining games with the Spartans. A mighty good rhance to add two more to the week's string. Two run. in the ninth against a three run lead vrriticd the statement made in the Dailv New. when "Pug"' Hicks was placed in i-harge of the team. Humgardner was the pitcher for Win ston yesterday. Manager McKivett should go before the court, and have his name changed to Bumpitcher. Free etorage at MAdoo Oarage Oo. (FOR MORE SPORTS SEE PAGE 8.) I EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Raleigh at Ooldaboro. Wilson at Fey tteville. Rocky Mount at Wilmington. FaTrtt-FTille, Jun 16. Kayetttn ill. agun took the lad is the Eastern Jo olina race bv defeating Wilnon toda , the scorv bin ft to .'I. The Highlanders oomi1 ftrr tlcn Hm and. three aarri lint hita, while Wilson made none ni either. Score: R. H. K WtUon 000 010 nil 3 :i Knvettenlle . MOllOOfl" 5 7 :i Summary: wriiVe Tiits. 0'Ha!lfrau Donnorun (2). Hit bv pitrhed 111. ('. MHlrehai. by Boyle. ttaarR on bolls, off Hearn 7, off Boyle 2 Struck out. hy Hern fl. by Borle 1. Wild rt'lQ. Boyle 1. H-arn 1. Two haw hiti, TVvhaon (21. Shumaker, ATmatronp, Hf-nrn f 1 1 . Don ble pTaT. O'Halloran to Dnb-on. Time, 2 liMiir. Tmpire. Barr. Attrndanre, 1 ,-000. TRUNKS and TRAVELING BAGS mm 1HIS BIG STORE FEATURES a special department in Trunks and Leather Goods, and we direct the special attention of pros pective travelers to our ROLLER TRAY and INDESTRUCTO trunks, and to the elegant all-leather travel ing bags and suit cases w all shapes and sizes. 0 & V 0 0 Vanstory Clothing Co. C. H. McKNIGHT, Gen. Mgr. SAILORS CLIMBED LADDER BY WINNING YESTERDAY Wilming-ton. June 14V- Tn a beautiful Rime the S ilora detf en-trd t he Rail rnnder thin n ftn noon by t he iwore of 1 to 0. the only run h firing been made in the first inning, (.ehring waa on the mound for the toaI and yialded on ly tbree hita. He feature of the gam wa a beutiful top of a acorcher to third by Cooper. Koore: R. H. K. Rorkv Mount . . .000 000 fKtO -0 3 3 Wilmington . 100 Ono 00l 2 Sunimary: Two-hnw hit, Gilmore. Stnick out, by Munaon 7, Gearing 3. Basel on baJI. off Munwon 1. Gehring I. Hit by pitehfr, !tibhfj. l,eft. on bases, Rocky Mount 4, Wiltninvto 12. Sac rifice hitt, Wilmington 2. Rocky Mount 1. Timt. l.SJ. Attendant, 576. Munnon Nnd Coonr; Of h ring and Gil more. Umpire, Davia. NATIONAL LEAGUE j i Philadelphia io; Cincinnati, o. . Philadrtphia. .Tune lti.Philadelphia : thut out (incinnati tndav 10 to 0. The home tram hit the delherie of Be bee ; and Doyle hard, while Ewing waa a com-' pltp pti7rlr to hifi former teammates, j Manager Tooin and S-oond Basnman i Knabe. of Philadelphia, have each been1 fupenH-d for thre1 day f'r their argu ment it h mpire K lem yeterdaT. Score: R. H. E.j Cincinnati . . . .000 000 000 0 2, Philadelphia 101 110 42 - 10 I 10: Bebec, rvle and M' Taf; F. wing and Moran Time, 1 42. I mpin. Klrm and Kane. t At Johnson City: Johnson ( it y Ahevjl'e At Ciaddrn: Bnme Galdeden At Knowille: Knv-iille Motri-totrn R. H. F i 4 .1 0 2 4 R.H.E.1 10 11 12 (i n. h. e. Bob, i (FOR MORE SPORTS SEE PAGE 6.1 1 These fe Burroiaps f' Are Certainly Great p0 you know, old man, it's a real delight to wear a new pair of BURROJAPS. There's no 'breaking in' to be done. You get cdmfortable service while the shoe's new right at the time when you ought to be enjoying its newness most. Many's the time I've had to go back to my old hikers when my new shoes began to hurt, and just at a time when I wanted ta look my best. But that was before 1 owned my first pair of BURROJAPS. "Did I first buy "BURROJAPS for comfort, did you say ? No, I was on my usual hunt for style. Then, I was also attracted by the BURROJAPS guarantee. You know every purchaser is guaranteed a new pair absolutely free, if the uppers break through before the soles wear through. This guarantee covers patent leather BURROJAPS as well as the dull and tan models. "But to get back to style. You know how all the fellows have been envying my footwear lalely. Well, these beauties I have on rep resent somewhat less than one-sixtieth of the entire range of styles CALLAHAN-DOBSON showed me. Bob, I don't know what partic ular style shoe hits you hardest, but 1 do know that CALLAHAN DOBSON have it." CALLAHAN-DOBSON SHOE CO. Greensboro's Largest and Most Progressive Shoe Store RORT. T. SILLS. Mrfr. GREENSBORO, N. C. SStimLAwt Mslmawt wastaawi waasri ssa anas ww.umi Kan aitir-iasyi-aj .Wfaataa Trusses, Crutches, Fountain Syringes, Etc. Large Assortment of New Goods at Howard Gardner's Drug Store,
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