GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS. TUESDAY. JUNE 21. 1910.
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SPORTING NEWS
BAShBALL KKSLLIS bTANBIMi Ur THL CLIBS '
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CAROLINA LEAGUE
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EASTERN7 CAROLINA
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Norfolk, f. T "i - fit m ; t 1
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
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SOUTH ATLANTIC
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EASTERN LEAGUE
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Roanoki.-, g, Kn hmond, i
Ro.ii
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form t od.i nd 1 1, , Ii,. in j.
nl Ii
hard in .!,... .lit',,,.-.,! .him:..-
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n-it ill III. Nlll, v-lh ii I:., inn.
fclioved one ocr
Si-ore 1! K.
Ii.jIiuuiihI . . . niHi minion i i i
linalioke . oiio ,io4 it." ;i h Ii
sKe and Mee-iti I .-li.l.i, s, linii.lt
nnd l-'lelier.
Danville, o; Lynchburg, a.
I Spi-cni I to 1 lull Nl'MS I
Dsn die, .Inn., i - I'll.- great pitilnnfl
id l.loi itnd l.iin.iinifj ..) Int. in tuo
'liiaren ge I.yn. Idling a victory over
Danville, thus lirMjiUn the -trir.if ol
i.'l .traijilit vi. I. me- lor Diim ille l.lov.l
allouid but oi.c Int. runnel! lo.st Ins
firt game.
Seine It. H K.
I. n. 1. 1. org . . . imoiooimi - n
II. iin.Me . oon noil olio o
1 l n.f and li.ove; hiuiuell and laliiali-
lln.
Norfolk, 6; Portsmouth, i.
I Speeni ! to lail N . w, )
Vint" I- I .mm .11 M.m hi nl-li
pilolicl gleal ll ...i I ... ... tolkv w ..lie
I lie I' . I. ll;,i.nifn ii op,i l uii. U-.
The i i-it,.r- I, hi ,,n ..(I d i in i l. licl.l
tlieir i Mill" I.e. 11 ! Mil ich! si iKjc
Sorri n.H.K
Tortmnoiilli , lino .mil n;'.! j ,', 4
Norfolk Km luj 'ir . 11 7
Hiilinilnri nrd Knnkle. W.1K1 ,!
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
BirmmRharn, .1-3; Montgomery,
Hn miny Ii.hii. I 'i in Jti Himui
tnok htn Urf - inin Uiui! jtrti.'i
H 1 1 e I" tli m t n 1 hi- nl .. .1 I n- .i
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ruric in l 't Ii ,'im.
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Mill- 1 I -111. 1 1 .
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Mn niin.i,i 'ii ""ii lion
Mnill 'J.iHIi 1 HIHI JOC II
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FOR MEN
IliEEWEAl
There's no disputing the fact that
this is the kind cf weather for thin
undergarments Bad weather has
made this season backward, but it's
here now.
This department of our store has
been bountifully provided with the
comfort-giving kinds of underwear
that will compel you to SIT UP
AND TAKE NOTICE.
Vanstory Clothing Co.
C. H. McKNIGHT, Gen. Mgr.
FOR EASTMAN KODAKS
CAROLINA LLAf-Ufc.
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E A S r L K N lAKOLlNA LEAGUE
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
AMERICAN
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NATIONAL.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
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Memphis J1 M) -l:t
Mobile it :i7 :i'i
MEBANE AND CEDAR GROVE
PLAYED A TIE GAME
1 (Special to Drnly New )
j Mt'bane. June 0. JkleLun' nd Olai
(.ioo played h fftt and 'nnappy guni
il ljn4Ahi.fl Haturday to a 1 mi. KWeu
jiiiiiiiiTH were pUyftd, the tinal Brora le
)fl li to 3.
I mlrr ajfrenifnt of the two raptMini
Itlic anw wbr called at thv end ot the
i lllli iiininj: Tlie game is to be playfd
i m(1' til M.-hnne on t hi- 4t ti of luh
n'.thirlv tHit'd the twirling for Meh
liiil, on aivnilit ol ii snrc tiliprT,
p ai. rf!icc.l tti tiir .it'kjrinuing of thf
i ihinl by UliMtfht (the I'M H.-liablel,
I who pitched ' m chj;ih" bull for mm
. ,nn mil ' . When lull nieint nin. t he
' 'niL.Mit .fni'" wruild not h How 1 he
I'.m baltcic- ot ( -Ur .rovf t i con
! iici I with the "liottf hide." ielinp only
;iw.t ImIi dnrinj; hu inm- mi the fring
lim
i '1 he ttMluir ot the panir wrre th"
! pit'-nitiL; "1 Mbn'it t't Mcbflnr- and
Well 1mi i dar ' 'i'ii f and I hi- .ill rm nd
pl.i iny "! I' Snut h Htid 4-llar. and
1 Ii.' tUMilllir; nf ( Kilt: to. MrkulMV Mild
I'MLtnt Hint Malonr tii '(.--iHr Urovr
SCARKD INTO SOUND HEALTH.
Mr M. V Kellry. Sprmfftiehi, 1)1.
I i 1 t - ' I' M 11 yO 1 twp-l II t O Trf
tr.Mil.U-d vl!tl m k Mhi' v n ;im blrtdiit-r.
w! i it r w mi-- unlil 1 iMiiitiic al.mi;
i d Ml ti v r, n-hi urn 1 MitTci'.-d ulmo w it !l
dull hf.n hcjidio tws .,d the Hfti.-n of
it v" U. ,i . '.' I ' i .i i rin i n ntj ,i nd pa i n I ii i
I ..',,d m; r,.!,., K,dn,- P.1U and iift.-r
t : i k I T ttiftit .: fpw vtt-k- ' lie hrdHe!,-n
WW in'-, i Kc iiM urn nf in v bladder '
;.L':.in lii'Mh.i1 Mini I v.:. ! re- of all dm
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AND BOYS
GOLDSBORO BEAT BOTH
CLOUDS AND THE SAILORS
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
I ' i '.'ft H 1 W hMJIi
W 1 1 n 1 1 lltf Ul) tit tiolrMKiro
K( k M(ut at Fa fiin 1 lit,
Ifcur$4y, Fnday and Stir. day
iJuLM.ro at Fidlcigh.
r t -1 tevillr i VYilrniiljrl oil
..son at Rotkv Mount.
ipfrittl to Daily News i
.o(d,rro. J un 20 Hea w cloud
,t,...i t. ,.,,t . ., ... , '.
until! .-..nte-i before C.old.boro --cored
.1 il I . , , J
""Ii (ill. I I Uf Ullltli .Ildlll
p "ii ltihlp' tumble, and took, second
a .fd Nrflt. vva- ad it need another
i. mi olt . Mu-rihYe, and moi-hI .in a
fl'l :..M -lllimrp. Tilt leaturt.it
M - dwi Kluttz- beautiful
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if tr
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il
niin't'.n
. rxm omi iki
...I Nh. in IKKI (MHJ IUM 1 'i I)
i.liiini: mihI liilnioli'. Iiim.Iii -on and
IV,. 1 1, i
Mrl tirr llll. lillllllt.ili. I l.i.ld
I...... 1 Hast, on lllw. ( . un.ierion. 1.
i . -h . 1 1 j 1 Mmrk out. b liuliTi.ii.
.. I. Lihririf. 2 1 wo Iim- lut. Sluiip
mid ' Ilailcv IVmhle .lvs V,lf to
( riKk.-ll l.tt ..n !. t . ikUlmrn. II.
1 1 in i n;-t "ii h I'uiftt-d liullt. Wilmin
l on I Inn... 17 I lnuiii-. H.rr At
I i rnlali. .'. t."0
RALEIGH BMEOllTS IN
nruTB on nmii rinriRi,L,ri-
Liuinn Aitu nun uaric
(Special to Dally w e )
'il..n, hine '0 Ksleih defeated
o iim locidy n nuneiiing una in eigiiLn
inning, one tin three bjgh. Raleigh also
did I
base i ..riniiu. W ilson lnini' Hd
lull! lilt ft in I h
li'.irlli inning but netted
onlv one run.
Seoif; R. H. E. I Ali.ltll.lii.
R.ilrlgh tMKl 010 (r.'O .) 8 1 ehrell. el.
WiIm.ii (Km inn (.- I K 2 1 Sum h. .
laeobson and l, oruia.-k ; Lane snd1''". if
Westlake. I A. McCarthy
struck out, hv ,lolon. 4, l.v lane, h I or I..-I t . 2h
llae 011 liall. off lobM.n. 1 ofl laine I . ! 1 .01 I111 m :ib.
Ibree Iih- flits, I'lemmon. Hoblis. At -lendiince
4HO I mpire, Davi.
RAIN STOPPED THE GAME
IN THE FOURTH INNING
t i y-. . i
" ' i springs. l.Hjtt an IwIIk, off Hvrd 1, off
Kavetteulle, dune 20.--Today- game Hamrn-ilr. , H. Strurk out, bv Bnd. 5.
b.-twr-en Kooky Mount and Uettevill Stolen bav. Smith, J. Mtrthv. A
waa called in the fourth inuinK n MX'arthv, Welrlon. Spring. Pastil
ount uf ram. with the ..ore 3 to 1 in ; bail, Mrannon. Left on taf( anena
favor of the locals. The Highlander I ,oro, 4; Anderaon, 9. Hits, off lla-m-
wero rmunp .viyera ai opportune time,'
and the Railroadera pur.ued dilatory
tartica, whioh it would awm ahould have 1
been prfvinted. Kayetteville had a man
im first w it ti (jne duwu when the jtauie
wan railed.
Noore R H K
Ku4.-k Mount 000 1 -1 4 1
l ayettevillp 102 ' 3 4 0
Myera and looney; Mayor and (ialvin.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Jacksonville, 1; Savannah, 4.
ls. krtonx ille. June 211 Savannah
bunched hits off HremmerhofT in the
sixth inning and made three runs be
fore thev could lie retired.
Score R H. K
Savannah ... 000 00.1 001 - 4 14 2
Jacksonville . . .000 Oil nio2 S 1
Martina and I'etit, Bremmeihoff. Iee
and l.uzon nd Ms.sing lime, 2 00. j (1(
1 mpire, rears ,
niplr.
Columbus, j; Augusta, o.
1 olurnbiis. June 20 In a fast, snsppv
gan.e ( olumbu" imtsy won from Ail
gu.ta I to t) Seill. f..r the visitors,
weak.n.d in I he fourth and Wilder went
in lerttliie. of the game were Mc
Mabon'. snd Benson's fielding
Scire R H V
( ol..ibli Ir.'l OlSl (Ml ;t 'I II
A.iju.la il IKKI ISIO 11 I
I ..1 en and l nobis: Seal. lid. r
and Mell.it.'e 'lime. 1 30. I tnp.re. ( ol
Columbia,
I ol.iinhia. I
... t he pit,. I.-' ( e
Mn. ,,ii hundih .
i; Mscon. i.
June 20 R.v hitting
itmhis l-idav deflated
:o 1 Macon tilled tin-
I (..' in 1 hr ninth on t hi hit, wit h
imnf i .tit , ""!( ln 1 1 cht enrd up a nd,
. ilh ""i r-'ipp-Tt ;.lw-ii luit 'in' run
s-nr-- U H K
n "-Ml (MM (M1 I 7 1
i niuint-i., ojm loo oo' ; i
v,h;it ind Kdhlk"ff: and Pm.
.11 ! tme. 1 'ft. I m pi i c Mill
PKF DEF LEAGUE IS PUTTING
UP SOME FINE BALL
WH..d...in I'liio ta.n
.ir. i T hi i - i i4 -1 i. '.n t ho pro-ix-cl - for
I'm- V,. It'Sji ip tin l.tiui'iii
i -lrr h tjikti t h-- '.d ".iK 1 h r . id
(1 -i fM.tilit "'1 "f K- illil :.! -Imrn
, t -.-(. i ni h v m z -1 1 hi t 1 1 1 1' a - id -1
1 -.t 1 h ti- z i ii t p M 1'hp hi -t t M i-1
. a ot I'M- r k a If-t'i ro h rid .Ion--'
- ! o-vn n ot d Pi.ft on th lornl lamni,-!.
a nd ' -t i 'ire .1a i 'he 1 , t m
pl t'ljf.'thrr at Sanford i aiirm-urp
: nd R't'-kinffharn pln r$ohrT t ii
yrfl, i :' '1 st I j iirinHiirjr a ! thrn
thrr si Horkmirha in AH f'Hir ft
lb"' town, an1 nnrkffi up ovrr tho g u1
sr'1 r"toit ai ani-Mi.)T aaM"d t
iImv
SPFC1AL PULLMAN TO WJLMIIfG
T0!f, W C
In ord-r to af-rrtmrnodate the d-lfjra.tr..
attending the Bankern' aftoriatinn at.
Wilmington, t TS Southern Ratlwav will
operate through Pullman le?fin car
t rom Charlotte to Wilmington, lea-inp
Charlotte on tram Xn. Iii, ,!nne 21t.
tame beinp handled from Oreenbnro to
Goldhrro on train Xo 1 12. nift-ht M
the' 2Nt Any peron deirmff renena
tjon in thii oar should make applica
tion to the underaijriw. at once.
V. H M't;l AMFRV. P A T A
(;rwn--horT, X. C.
AND SUPPLIES FARISS-KLUTZ DRUG
f 001 '
EH ALL RIGHT
"Pag" Piloted tbe Patriots to Another
Good Victory.
iSpocul to Daily Xew.)
Ander-aou, S June 20. - The Putri
ota juinpt-d all over Mr. Hyrd, who -a--ayed
to ilo 1 1- twirling lor the kx-ai
toitay. in the tourth inning, and made
erjoiih runs to rihi-h the game. The
visitors rrnll atarted ruht Hi to
trim the iude off Hie ball, but
jfoo.i fielding heid them down to
a run )u each of the first and
S"''1"'rl '""'"
The Flectncians then
n ii. tin. .turd kitting Hm-
mfr.kv Iwrd enough to gpt thrw uUUcil V lTom lBe
od . W,l ot one run Thing, looked l'x?' b' K0" 3 to, -r.,
,r a f,. hr..-l Imppv ronment. nudl ' UB1 " leaturwl by the trong
fhi, -oh. .-M. Mi IlITd ,.t ,ml,li.'l f h'S'i f Swindell and the batting of,
t.rt!l uithin
tk i.'i,.
tht naiit klKHki-ii inlii gni-ii (itujes
i ...U .t... i,i...: :.. I u
"oipir nit- r-ininoinn orw jmjl me
, ftn,ifi,l Fue grvat bi; tallies reaulte
I ih'iu ' mi nitiiiiii'i ami me uihhii
lmiii in j(d humor. Awtei-Hoit
'1"'M "t "hen tliey
itt HrtmirirrpltM tor enough hits
to ir tlnee more men . the crowd
again sat up and tiok notice. "(Hi. well,
... ..r., m.m.kru IV..... "I'lh.,,1,1, II,
"", "" !" ' WK-r. -.l H,,n-1
ineiH,. - plarp and lioin thi'li on t'"'rt ,
whi- iiotlmif; doir.j; hvrd. an Krkllle
i-ollice hov. did good wt.ik exipt inj
that aw ful fourth ininnji. j
I Kroui t h. litth inning on it was a
U'Htltlfill aine ol IwM.
, .. I
( reensboio-. AB. n H. rt. A K.
0 2
1 4
n 13
1 I
Springs, It.
liill.T, lb .
Hentle rf
11 i.-k-, v
I I
Hen
)tl, n -h
' Ha mmeslev;
ltr I
To' a Is Ti 7 S 27 IH
H PO A
n 1 1
I 2 4
0
1
n 3
1 0
1 Hi
o
0
4
ti 1
0
1
0
0;
0
i
I M. I arth ,
Hranuon. c.
Hvrd. p ...
lb.
Totals
Score by innillgr
iieenshoro
Anderson
.17 f 1 1 27 1
, i la mo ooo :
(w.! ooti (xk -;
McCailhv. Rvrd,
Two buse hits
A
Diiak
irinit, .TH i r 1 r I rr nils 411 I 'tr 11. rHTR1 IH ,
-... L... a, I.1 J
nioralev, ti in four inning; off Walter,
5 in fivp mrm.pa. Time of gmme, 1.45.
rri,nif Maekey
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CHARLOTTE TOOK BRILLIANT
GAME FROM THE SPINNERS
(.Special to Daily Vews.)
Chailotte, June 20.--Charlotte won
one ..f the most uamelv fought games of
the KCBft.tri lierA m.lv 'I'h. u'nrl.
The work of
Flowers was brilliant, though he oould
nowln th' .,,
remarkable from the number of strike
he bad to (in eredit. Of the toUl
i..A .1. f .1,.
ih. nr.. .. l 11,. ..J .nx
one ech thereafter in everv ina.na. ex
rt. . . ....
AR P H PO A F
Charlotte,
rrimiphiry, rf.
H.irprave, rf.
darunin. lh.
t row, 'Ah. . .
Coiitta, If, . .
I iba rd.
William, 2h,
Tanu. r . .
Hr...' p . .
TotaU . .
Oi
89 2 ft 27 f '4
AR. R. H. PO. A. E.
1 .rcenville.
Workman, b. .
oojiti. cf.
I". IVnick, lb .
C. Derrick. . .
Vhs. rf. .
HIektone, If. .
O 0
0 1
0 1
0 1
1 0
n 1
1
0 n
o (i
.1 0
0 n
0 0 1
Winuo. 1 4 0 0 13 1
0
stmiA. b 4 0 0 3 1 o
Flowers, p 1. 4 0 0 0 1 0
Totals SI 1 14 24 7 0
.oore R
Girenville otinnniom I
Charlotte 200 (Wlfl 00' 2
MiminrT 1'hree-base bits. Humph
.ev -acrib.e hits Blackstone. Ilumoh
lev lee oil llls. off Klowens 4: ofl
Hrarille (i struck nut, by Flowers 10.
by Hraille 1 stolen bases. Noorin
I l eft on bae. Greenville tl. Chark.lte
k Tune. I 4 Cmpire. Rudderham
Attendance. I .mm
AMERICAiTlsEAGUE
Cleveland, o; Chicago, 1.
Cleveland. June ZO-Clllcao defeated
1 lerlai.d I to i snoring the only run
ot tbe game on three inneld single and
I s wild pitch. I'lmsteed was very i-rTec-
j t n e
j Score R H V.
'cieveiand . . otwoonono 0 R 0
I Chicago 1 no ft.10 ono 1 in 1
Falkcnberj. Kieter and Ea.terly:
jnirn-tead and Psyne. Time. 1 ..'0. I m-
pires. Kiran snd r.van.
St. Louis, 4; Detroit, t.
Detroit. June 20 Ray held the Ti
gers to five hit here today, while the
Browns hit Summer hard and took ad
vantage of tbe wildness of Wjllett.
who stsned the game. A hit batsman,
two base on ball and Willettt' error
gave the Browne two run in the Bret.
Kour single produced two more in the
third
Seore R. H. E.
St. I-mns 202 000 non 4 11 1
Petmit onnnon 200-2 s 2
j remarkable pitching of
SWINDELL VON THE GAME
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
GAMES THIS WEEK.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Greenville at Charlotte.
Winston at Spartanburg.
(jreensboro at Aiideraon.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Charlotte at Greensboro.
Spartanburg at Greenville.
Winston at Anderson.
j (Special to Daily Xewa.)
j Spartanburg, June 20. The Twins,
Ii".tbe nirUbl. work of PtU'her
"Ul UI tune.
up e
i-iired three hit... one of them
three
i f:-i, icil DTOUfint in TWO Of tft
i- ... . v, .
, Twins' runs in the third.
U uiston: AB. R. H. PO A. E.
p
0 0
tl 3
0 0
1 1
(ijjj- rf '
i Templin. 2b
un. e
1
4
2
1
, fyj.-j
, , t l ' ... "
0
()
0
1
0 1
1 1
1 10
I 7
0 0
MrCunnarlii, V
Swindell
' ' P-
Total
Spartanliurg.
Kail, rf,
Wynne, b.
.13 3 7 27 11 0
AB. ft. H. K). AK.
0 2
3 3
0 0
0 2
lar-kaon rf
" Fairbanks, ss 4
n j Wlker. If 3
u 1 Thompson, lb. ...... 2
I ' Widemsn
3b.
2 1 Roth, c
" I rouoh. p
1 7 0
I !
0 Total 31 0 4 27 14 4the teams in the Carolina association
0 Score: H. I bum-bed together.
0 Winston 020 O00 00131 .
.. Spartanburg 0O0 O00 000 (J Greensboro will have a say in th
4 Summary: Two base hits. Midkiff. 1 pennant question. Watch.
' Bivnt and Crouch. Saeiiric hits. Swin-1 ,- T?
K 1 dell. Base on balls, off Swindell 1, off "hllr ,h" "'rlotte team w. going
"'Crouch 4. Struck out. bv Swindell ;. !" thy were boosting the bunch of
(l l.v 1 ,.h 1 ,,iun u'.,n.,a o umps that President W earn had gotten
Thonipsnn. Roth, Midkiff. Double plavH,
Walker to lioaeSw indell tr Templin to
lirubbs, lft on bases, Winston Salem
7. Spartanburg 4. Time, 1-io. I nipiro,
Handiboe.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I 1 in pi r Wtervelt, the but that ever
Brooklyn, 4; New York, 1. held an indicator, ra run out because
Brooklvn, dune 20. Cy Barger regis- " too good for this lugiia, and
tered his fth straidbt' victorv today , ''k 'ht the result has been. Hide
when Krooklvn defeated New York 4 to, the birth of the Carolina association
1. Burger had the New York's puzzled estervelt is the only umpire that has
in eieri inning except tlie seventh, when '""i any license to umpire in this league.
Devlin tripled and scored on a hit that! .. .. .
was fielded to first. Witt.e was effective I " te price that the umpires get,
,n all but three chapters. I" 1"ok9 " tbo we uld dmnt um'
Score: R.H.K..P"" m
York 000 000 1001 A c t h d t umpir,,.
Brooklvn . .010 001 20" 4 9 0. 8 . 1
Wilts and Vlyersi Barger and Bergen
Time, 1.33. Cmpires, Klem and Kane.
Philadelphia, 5; Boston, 1.
Philadelphia. Juno 20. Philadelphia
defeated Idwton today 5 to 2, the for'
mer bunching three of their four hits
and two sacrifice flies, with two errors
and three base on balls in two innings
Score: R. H. E.
Boston 000 010 0012 5 3
Philadelphia . .000 230 00' 5 4 4
Brown and Craham, McQuillan and
Mooin. lime, 1.411. umpires, u iy inn
nr'nnn-
St. Louis, 3; Pittsburg, 5.
St. Louis, June 20. Pittsburg won
hf . rst ga me of the series from St.
.uw j;.'
,.Iuis todsr. 5 to 3. sfter
iMMiri uii. -
Icouraging start. The visitors
I l"ne narmon nam in rne nin.n
inth in -
'nins: f amntt held M. L,ouia' mm arter
I relieTing White
I Score:
R. H. E.
St. Louis "00 000 0002 4 0
pi ntuumrg iasi isu irk i j
2 I.uh, llsrmoti and Brcsnahan; White,
o'Oaninitr and C.ibson. Time. 2.15. Urn
u pire. lol.nstone snd Moran.
i . -. rr
, Chicago, e; Cincinnati, 4.
0j huago June n.-4 lueagn won
n nam nininir came irom 1 lneinnaii, o 10 ' , , , . ,
1 ,i.. th.i,. Lb. . Lm.,.""1 lo" '""nd ,r'P --t" between all
'with two on bases in the seventh.
! Score: R H. E.!
I chi,.,,n' 000-201 an-- 12 0!
Cineinnafi O20 000 002 4 7 2
Cole. Richie and Kling; Rowan. Burns
snd Mclean. Time, i hours. Cmpires.
Kigler and Em. lie.
FACTORIALS
I Boh Gantt, one of the beat, known rol
pitrhrr in th- aotit h, wan in the
1 i-it y ypatcrda v on hie. war to Trinity
1 law -trhoul at Durham.
a
! rne morp 1 1 our credit,
I Byrd hrok' into this Ir-ague with de
jtrat chalked up against him.
) Hope that W hrell will refu-w tn pitch
any more anie while the Champs are
m that trrntoiy
Kldridgr'' is diir today.
.iieMi Manaor FritHta fjive them
orip out of t hp t hree.
Manager Hirk i ninK evrT meana
to ni renyl hpn his Uam.
Iae in loinfj ground am,jrid the top.
Poor old (.reptivill,. she will wonder
what bit her betoip the wasoti cloaea.
'1 1 hrttrr to go eay than to makp
the -whirlwind atarts and prt out of
hrrath brfore the ffoal is renched.
Scout MeKevitt hasn't lieen hpard
from.
Ridjreway left yeaterday for Raleiph.
A yet. Rideev y hasn't been reinstated
and club that it playing under the
national rnle can ue him until he it re- :
instated.
Xo atone i being left unturned bT '
M ana per Hicks and President interne. ;
Roth are trTtnjr to fnr Jircenboro a-
wijininjr team, and by Tburday thev
Saclara Smoker
5c STRAIGHT CIGAR
A CLEAR HAVANA CIGAR FOR
FIVE CENTS, WITH A MILLION
FRIENDS A MONTH.
Made in the balmy climate of Southern Georgia, (on
the border of Florida) so well adapted for
the manufacture of clear
Havana Cigars.
SANTA CLARA CIGAR MFG. CO., Makers
BRUNSWICK. GA.
J. W. JONES A CO., Wholes!
hope to have all the weak spot oa th
team in good order.
Third Baseman Jackson left Sunday
for his home at Louisville, lenn., to get
into condition. Since Pitcher Braiille, of
I the Charlotte tea.m, gave him a lick in
ms iieau jai asun nun i iieen iigni,
everything going against him.
The fans, a well a the team, will
miss Jackson, and hope his recovery will
be soon.
Winston and Creensboro are playing in
hard luck: tnev have had more players
Ion the sick and crippled lift than ati
together, but in the slump they are now
having they tell us that the umps werejfffiie and warehouse 228 S. Dari.
the rottteneht thev have eier seen. 1 Iron yrd, McAdoo av., near th R. R.
t hiekens will oome home to roost.
We will admit that the umpiring is
the wnrst ever put to a class D league.
! SACTJkRA SMOKER, ftc ALL HA
VAN'A. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
At Ashevitle:
' Cadsden
Asheville . ...
R. H. E.
.7 10 3
3 g
At Morristown: R H. E.
.Morristown 6 7 1
Rome 0 24
At Johnson City:
R. H. E.
.4 0 4
.1 2
j .lohnson city
Knoxviite
THE CONSERVATION OF NATURE'S
RESOURCES.
Applies as well to our phvaical atate
i, , . , ... n..ji . .
, . 1(
took warning before It was too late.
i He say : "I suffered severely from
Kidney trouble, the disease being heredi-
j tary in our family. I have taken four
bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy, and
now consider mvself thoroughly cured.
This should be a warning to all not to
neglect taking Foley's Kidney Remedy
until it is tio late." Howrd Gardner.
j FOURTH Or JULY RATES
Southern Railway announce the us-
stationa for the FourHi of July. Tiik-
"" ,0 '"' ""'0 3 ""d . gol fr
fturn until July 8th.
W. H. M'dLA.MKRY. P. 4 T. A.
Greensboro. X. C.
ft'
DGHT GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD
BUY YOUR SUMMER SUIT HERE
The Eighth is Our steadily growing business is
Because: an indication that our customers
are satisfied that you will be satisfied, too.
Wallace's Summer
Suits lor Men
make friends and hold them. The dependence men
place in them has never been found to have been mis
placed. I If you are hard to please, just come in and have a
look at our garments, and it won't take you long to
understand why our list of customers is steadily in
creasing. WALLACE CLOTHING COMPANY
W Gire Yellow
COMPANY IS
Distributors, Greensboro, N. C.
WHAT A SUMMER COLD HAY DO.
A summer cold if neglected is just ai
apt to develop into bronchitis or pneu-
, monja at ,ny other season. Do not
j neglect it. Take Foley's Honev and Tar
; nr0mntlv. It looaena'tho eouir'h. soothe
and heals the inflamed air passages, and
expels tlie cold from the ytem. Mow.
. ard Gardner.
JUNK and HIDES
We buy all klnda of Junk and Hide.
Iron, Rubber and Metal.
We alio have for sal all kind of
parte for machinery, also shafting, pul
lies, Belting etc.
Southern Junk & Hide
Company
t'aek.
Why Experiment ?
Buy th Standard Original Vlublt
Ualararaad, ant ysu will aot k Ais
apptrinted. Writ ar sail
H. W. WHARTON.
Pkan jsa.
Improved Service on Raleigh and South,
port Haflway, Effective May
as, igio.
Effective next Sunday, May 22, the
following schedule will go into effect
on the Raleigh and Southport railway,
4 s,vlng mree nains uaiiy oetween rtat-
eigh and rayettevtlle.
Southbound.
Lv. Raleigh g-.oo a. m.
Ar. Kayetteville 11.10 a.m.
I.v. Raleigh 1 15 p nr.
Ar. Kayettevillo 4.00 p. 111.
Lv. Raleigh . US p. m.
Ar. Kayetteville 9.35 p.m.
Northbound.
Lv. Kayetteville R.OO a.m.
Ar. Raleigh 10., V) a. 111.
I Lv. Kayetteville 1.00 p.m.
Ar. Raleigh S-.4.3 p. in.
1 Lv. Kayetteville 5. In p.m.
! Ar. Raleigh 8.20 n m.
!
ILV, f aveill
i Lv. rayetti
MERCHANDISF AV COST.
We are determined to turn the greater
mount of our large stock, dry goals,
notions, shoes, underwear, shirts. ht,
overalls, etc., into CASH during the
month of June.
Beginning June S, at n a. ni . every ar
ticle in our store will be sold at FIRST
COST TO I'S. This will mean a great,
saving to the families in and mound
Greensboro. So goods chsrgad. What
we want is CASltl CASH! ( ASH!
BROWN-RANKIN AND COMPANY
516 S. Elm Street.
5
Trading Stamps.
THE PLACE