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CHARLOTTE, DAILY OBSERVER, SUNDAY, UAY 23, 1909. 'unts, Bingles, Stunts and Sting Fandom JULIAN S. MILLER Sporting- Editor. - srrom W rSM im a a c nri A TinM ir notice - hr.rr. nlil" Hi A Me and uiwuv Honors m uouDie-neaaer uame Lv,.in Many L.st i ihp lAf Bbopi-'"-"; " I" " .... inning ., ;e.ltr- , .,. . i.rfl result , fa,w went ,';i.r l"l-"8 "P , . il'i li" ,'a, : .-nil.lr- i;t with rial. B''a a number , ,a!tr of i ,,t the P ffair up in :ne t et ,-, i-ver. ai-l-ami "a ,vM't r' . aini'Ke learf ul 1 Kevitt :.ed 'lie ttut' :" " ' LfclrJi-f " . - ' 11 I lotii r-- f-.'.1. L long M I!" ' ' km -" :sin "! - Icvx'l.''"-. IP- " ihfv fetor. P' " TEE a ,.i--Slded ... . M.iars v. Walters , , ii isitors 'in'. tll"ir 'l' ,,.,, -II bulls. V, ,, rrs was . -i ! v 111' Hever '.' , , . i, . -i.u lotie , , : ,.-l"ll f ., ., i neer . , .. ? -1 tn I y :n 'ii'' run 'K'-TK''TIVK. t he a from ".e tn an'l a re- Bni'l'e n th jj I h . tw " ! I ii. p:-n i. W.itH : ro ir n e Ihir.i luii nins whirh allnw.-ii 11) trUlm Htenr ! nrr of th Kr-Minds k.-epinK In im.h in .1 a'ter i men iV- nurd with une s .rflN.I Finn ... - I :n am ill ii bas iff hi! s r 1 1 li men in i -i-iMi hi.i triie - bn.l an easy mWf ' 1' II l ie sei ollll If r ifrd.i ire hit; .' .i.ii in thir.l for h, ,.r I I .rtr.!, i',e iipw lor i"'ir I"! ' ' reai herl feii- (lDfti. N" I'M. taut vear Ka: -e- t ' ..f t lii- lea m. (Kcr'1-r. tit. r.uti .-it.-J w as in i '"lit anrl a '-.ulit a II Ti" :i itiirinx M in.iti-r i 'ullins ?-'" "H i game. I" rrei-t. anl ! a .all. lies that n. -iltir. was nnxK. i i- u e nieiif(l 1 run Liimeiiorn eot hit twcoriii diui iiMuf i tit- oth-r M' I.anelil.i - aii- hit l.y ampn-ev htn-.l mil t,. Lvncii i'!v "ii M. -Lii nth. ft 1 .1 "in. tliir.l lo : jj dn.-.e in tlip -:. -le'-.i.rri -valked h'l sa'i- li.ith run 1 an ir,' !i out mil 1 !h' i -' 'i with a fc,,..' .. rnif .- lirr.' i '! i t.p.tn id lh- (.. 'i ' r. f ir hoth h- i. riri-pns-Ai:' huny lc.l '' !i.-w er him H'-ier M'Kf i" tin- plate for rii- e'iminj and 'T M.',aiiKh- li'rnji'lf later ",r" ".ik abl ' f"r the lo " and w.a ' p:red there "::n pnppeJ -I ''I '.ao pur ' i-i- '1 was snt l'e .-ra.-ked "'r and it 1 ''J' Hntlpy 'i ! it pro- .nnin. R"eal f1emin- "ne man liter t o ' "p'-n'-il for '' ';;ht-cen-r';ei safe. " ' c missed ' IV .Ai'ES. ,:h' and erc ,-;ll0lj In the first ' r I-auRh-'i' '. ent to Hr'1 to third 'hf"p while rs w re l,e- X k.i,n itj head xitiKle. r,,tti e.ut try. "'" triple. - -nd ,-l3d 1 A" nullity . 1 ' k? walked -nthony -i ;'''e Sixtll, -J s Klclney m'nai(. ii,. -t.,rr.' "frden. It! 1BHPOA J i. (l!ADthon.IT I 'i 1 II 1 li8luon.ef. 5 2 1 A iim'Mm'LII 4 1 !l 0 OIBeoilr.'v 1 oWlrtoo.it 3 1 1 B'Uli-ka. "h . V 3 1 Ifclw&ifth.e. . A 1 0Hjb'Ij. P 4 it u 1 f) 0 0 5 O 3 1 1 0 0 o 8 u but the next man lit Inte a double play. In the eventh, Jackon. first up. was tilt In the head and Hicks followed with a single. The three suc cessive batters were taken care of. while these two runners clung to the bases. After the third Inning Hammersley held the locals hit less until the ninth and then Shumaker got him one and Brsielle and Llnneborn secured one apiece In the tenth. CHARLOTTE ABHFO fbontSb. S S 2 M L u. cl 4 a 5 Ilwnh'j.rf4 O 0 stouter. 16 4 3 IS rri?ta. V 4 0 1 SooJI M. 1 0 DoiunLH. S 1 S brr1tl. c S 0 7 Braielle. nil Morolund 1 0 0 Touit . SS 8 30 14 a! Total!.. 38 9 27 1J 1 Bttted tor Sberrlll In tit nlntb. Score by innings: Charlotte 102 000 000 01 4 Greensboro 000 000 003 0U 3 Runs, Llnneborn (2), McLaughlin and Brazelle; Anthony, Sisson and McKevitt. Earned runs, Charlotte 1; Oreensboro 3. Three-base hit, Mc Kevitt. Two-base hits, Jacksoii, Ura zelle and Shumaker. Base on balls, Brazolle 1: Hammersley 2. Wild pitch, Braselle 2. Passed hall, Sher rill. Left on bases, Charlotte 6; Greensboro 7. Base on errors, Char lotte 1; Greensboro 3. struck ou Brazelle 6; Hammersley 2. Double plays. Lynch unassisted, and Ilronncn to Dobard to Shumaker. stolen bases. Llnneborn, Dobard 12). Sacri fice hits, Brennen and "Benilev. Hit hj pitcher, Jackson and Umeb.irii, Time of game 1:80. Umpire Ma honey. Attendance COO. THE SECOND GAME. Greensboro scored In the first Inn ing of the seconj game on eisson's free pass, his steal and a hit by Mc Kevitt. Finn walked two men In the second, but no scoring was the con sequence. In the third inning Anthony lsnded on one of the southpaw's slow crooks and sent it safe into -centre field. He immediately set himself to the task of stealing second which he did. Blsson hunted end Umpire Mahoney called Anthony safe at third. McKevitt grounded out. short to first and Bent ley was pasned. Brazelle was called In and Jackson scored Anthony on a long fly to Noojln. Charlotte got a hit lh each of the flrat three Innings, but they were good for no runs. Greensboro scored twice In the fifth on Anthony's free pass, Collins' error, sits by McKevitt and Hicks, a hit batsman and a sacrifice hit. In this same spasm the locals got a man scross. Dobard doubled down the third base line and Collins scored him with a hit after Walsh had let a hall pass him. Greensboro waited then until the eighth and added two more runs on hits by Walsh. Walters and Sisson and an error by Brazelle. Charlotte scor ed in the ninth on hits by MorelnnJ and Shumajter and an errpr by Mc Kevitt. The umpiring by Mahoney was of the rankest type. Especially In the lust game did his sockets seem to leave him entirely, making a number of decisions that everybody could tell him were bad. He had been doing pretty fair work heretofore, but was far from true form In the second game, receiv ing much abuse from the grandstand. He had no right to expect anything else. CHARLOTTK AB M PO A L torn. Sb. 4 10 1 M L'. rf 4 1 MorlBd.lf 4 1 h H'r.lhrf 4 1 Bres'n. 'Jh 4 1 ooJln.rt lb 4 robrd. u 4 GREENSBORO AB H PO A K 2 i 1 S rniiiM. c. 4 1 9 l inn, p 0 0 1 RrutU. p 3 0 0 OlAaUiony.lf 4 1 t OiHlMoa. cf.. 4 1 1 0M'KT'Llb 4 2 12 iiHnuy. rr a u 0jKlnoii. 3k 'J n oJm k. 9b.. 4 9 Lynrn.M .. 6 1 Wl.b. o... 4 1 Walter, D 4 1 Total!.. 34 8 27 IS 3' Total!.. 34 8 27 8 1 Score by Innings: R- Greensboro 101 030 020 7 Charlotte 000 010 0012 Runs, Anthony (3), Sisson (2), Mc Kevitt and Walsh; Moreland and Dobard. Earned runs, Greensboro 2. Hits off Finn In 2 1-3 Innings, 2: off Rrazelle in 2-8 Innings, 7. Base on balls. Finn 4: Brazelle 2. Struck out. Brazelle 2: Walters 10. Hit by pitcher. Brazelle 1. Left on bases. Greensboro 10 Charlotte g. Base on errors, Charlotte ' 1: Greensboro 2. Two-base hit. Dobard. Double plays, Bentley to McKevitt. Lynch to Mc Kevitt; Noojin to Brennen to Shu maker. Passejl baU, Walsh. Sacri fice hits, Jackson 2. Stolen bases. Anthony. Stsson, Noojln 2. Time of game 1:4S. Umpire Mahoney. At tendance 900. RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE. Meeting; at Churchill Downs Comes to a Close Four Favorite win. Louisville, Ky., May 22. The meet ing at Churchill Downs closed to-day. Four favorites won for tha players of form. The Kentucky Oaks, the events for fillies, t year olds, was won by Floreal. First race, t furlongs: Merrick, straight 7,won; Snake Mary, place, 890- seconj; Lady Vie, t show, 66S, third. , Tmle i:J4 I-I. . ' - Second rce, 4 l-t furlongs: Chan ticleer, straight. 425, won; Nettie Her reaud.. place, 7(0. second; Metal, show. 82. third- Time :55 1-5. , Third race, mile and 20 yards: E. T. Shipp.. straight, 270. won; LaFa yette, place, 805, second; Huerfano, show, 1815. third. Time 1:44 1-5. Fourth race, purse 11.600, the Ken tucky Oaks, for I year olds, mil and one-slxteeRtht Floreal, straight, 1220, won; ptnk Win ga, place, 1105 sec ond; Cordova, show, 1755. third. Time 1 l-6. Fifth -: race. 4 1-8 furlongs: The iMnceton purse for 2 year oU colts, P"e S400: The Fad, straight" T75, won; ToplanJ, placet (55. second; Du quesne, show, third. Time 54 1-5: - Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth, pursa'of'130:" Orlandotte. straight, I24. won; "Billy Pullman, place, 7S5. eond; Lfllia Turner, snow. 7.I0. third. Time 1:414-5. - A ' v i - - , " - , ANDERSON TEAM HIT BALL HARD Won From the Mu&lrlans by m Score of & to 4 Hitting of Kelly and Mo . sler Fratiiras McCartliy Gets Away With Another Game. Special to The Observer, Spartanburg. 8. C, May This afternoon's game was played on a muddy diamond, there being a large pool of water In left field. Despite this, the game was a fast exhibition snd the Anderson team hit like fl.en.ls. They secured an early lead which the Musicians were never tble to over come. Although the acor- was tied in the seevnth, Anderson pVhed th winning run across in the next Inn ing. The feature was the hitting of Mosler and Kelly for Anderson, and the fast fielding of Martin tor the home club. AVDKRSOKII AB H PO A Wtbt'lLet 4 S S 0 Ocli,. It. . . S 0 2 MtjtttS.m 1 2 KciIt. rf... 5 3 0 wU'a.H.2h 4 18 Scbmlck.lb 8 0 It Kloclc. o... 4 2 3 Moaler. 8b 4 2 1 M'CirOiy.p 4 9 0 SPAHTAUBCTtO AB H PO A 1 Dins!. 8b 4 Sprint- It. 4 l.uhua.lk 4 Bcium, a S Marun. m. 4 BltMr, 2b. S Ulek'aos. rf 4 Btokard. ct 4 AtMro'blcp 4 2 2 o e 0 n 1 6 Total... 84 9 28 7 l Total! .. 84 7 37 14 2 Store: ( R. Anderson ... 220 000 010 5 Spartanburg . 030 900 100 4 Summary: Three-base Ttits, Kelly, Klerk. Two-base hits. Dingle. Base on halls, off Abercrombie 6; off Mc Carthy 1. Left on bases, Spartanburg 5, Anderson 8. Sscrlflcs hits, Beusse, Schmick. stolen bases, Rltterfi Meyers (2). Struck out, Abercrombie 4; Mc Carthy 3. Umpire Lucid. Runs, Mey ers. Oc-hs. Klock, Mosler, McCarthy and Rltter, Dickinson, Rlckard and Abercrombie. KFJSL'LTs AT XOllFOLK. JameMown Rai-es Itnn ou , We Trat-k During a continuous North east Drizzle. Norfolk, Va.. May 22. The James town races to-day were again run on a wet track during a continuous northeast drizzle, lut the crowd was good, many having been attracted by the special race for gentlemen ama teur riders. Fancy Bird, ridden by D. Kerr, was an easy winner, with Killochnn, ridden by Joe Kelly, of Savannuh, Ga., second, Just ten lengths ahead of Sparkles, ridden by L. Garth. The winner was quoted at 6 to 1, with a handsome cup to her rider, presented by - the Jamestown Jockey Club. Star Gowan broke down in the fourth race and Lois Cavanagh, the public favorite, lost her rider In the last raci. First rar. 3-year-olds, purse, 6 fur longs: Tom Melton, 4 to 5, won; Love Watches. 5 to 1, second; Johnny Wise, 7 to 1, third. Time, 1:05. Second race, 3-year-olds, purse, 5 furlongs: Tim Pippin, 2 to 5. won; Golden Castle 5 to 1, second: TheUs, 7 to 2, third. Time, 1:03 2-5. Third race. 3-year-olds, selling, 6 furloiiKs: Halifax, 7 to 2, won; Bird Slayer, 7 to 2, second; Emlnola, 4 to 1, third. Time, 1:19 2-5. Fourth race, 3 years old and up. purse, handicap, mile: Chepontuc, 8 to 1, won; Pins and Needles, 8 to 5, second; Coat of Arms, 7 to 2, third. Time. 1 :45. Fifth race, gentlemen riders, 4-year-olds and up, selling, one mile: Fancy Bird, 146 (D. Kerr). 5 to 1, won; Klllpchan, 151 (Joseph Kelly), 9 to 10, second; Sparkles, 143 (L. Garth), 11 to 10. third. Time, 1:49 4-5. Sixth race. 4-year-olds and up, sell ing, one and r ne-slxteenth miles: Winning Stsr, 4 to 1. won; Clements, 3 to 1, secjnl; Monte Rose, 8 to I, third. Time, 1:53 4-5. RKSCT TS AT BELMONT. James Tt. Kerne's Hilarious Won the $11,000 Stakes. Belmont. X. T.. May 22. On a muddy track and before 6,000 persons, James R. Keene's Hilarious, the 7 to 5. second choice, easily won the $11. 000 Withers stakes, one mile, at Bel mont Park, to-day. defeAting Joe Madden and the favorite Fayette, In easy fashion. The bad weather caus ed the small attendance. First race, 2 year olds,', non-winners of three or more races of 1 1,000, 4 1-2 furlongs, straight. Big Stick, IS to 10, won; DuIVCare. 8 to 5. second; Inter pose, 15 to 1, thirJ. Time :54. Second race, handicap, 3 year olds and up, mile and sixteenth, 1800 add ed: Live Wire. 9 to 5. won; Don Creole, 7 to 1. second; Montgomery, 6 to 1. third. Time 1:47. Third race. 2 year olds. 6 furlongs, straight, $400 added: Starbottle. 1 to 2. won; Hampton Court. to 5, second- Radium Star, 12 to 1, third. Time 1:01. Fourth race, the Wither, S year olds, foals of 1906, one mile, (10.000 added; Hilarious. 7 to 5, won; Joe Madden, 7 to 2, second: Fayette, ( to 5, third. Time 1:41 1-5. Flfthj race, the Whitney memorial steeplechase, 4 year olds, and up, 2 1-2 miles. $800 sdded: Sir Wooster, 2 to 5, won; Kentucky Beau, 4 to 1, sec ond; Grandps, 4 to 1, thlrJ. Time 6:84. Sixth race. 3 year olds and op. non winners in 1808, furlongs, straight, $300 added, main course: .Cohort, 1 to f. won; Loudon Light. 12 to 1, sec ond; Esoteric, 12 to 1, third. Time 1:1$ 2-5. AUTOMOBILE RACE TRACK. Wealthy Business Men of Atlanta Win Build One at Cotft or 922S,MH. Atlanta. Ga,, May J2. An automo bile race track, to cost about $225. 000. was projected here to-day at a mh.rint nf wMithv business men. Over $80,000 towards the track" was subscribed and It was announced that an option .has been secured on 205 acres of land for a site for the speed way, .which Is to be elliptical and two miles around. It Is planned to com plete the track if possible by next November In time for racing in con nection with the national automobile show to be held here. Bill Lindsay Leaves Memphis. Memphis, Tenn.. May 22. Bees use Of the poor showing made by the team this vear Manager Batch, of tha local Southern Lesrue Association. an- I nouncea a general shake-up. Cobb, right fielder; Lindsay," shortstop, and Shields, pitcher, will leave. Pitchers j Frits and Rudolph Scnwaak: WEI prob aby Join tha team, V The games hereafter will be called at 4:10 p. m. Get your eats at the Buford Hotel News Stand and avoid the rush at the gate. Games Yesterday South Atlantic. Macon ft; Columbia 0. Jarksouvllle 0; Augusta- S. Columbus 1 ; Savannah s. Virginia. Richmond &: Portsmouth 1. Norfolk-Danville, rain. Lynchburg 1; Hoauoke 0. southern" league. Mobile 1; Birmingham 0. Atlanta, 5; Memphis 1. Nashville 6; New Orleans I. Little Roclt 2; Montgomery (First). i, It tie Rock 1; Montgomery $. (Sec end). 1. Eastern. Buffalo 3; Providence 0; first game. Buffalo 4; Providetioe 3; second game. Montreal 1; Baltimore 4. Newark 4: Toronto 5 (1.1 innings). Jersey CHy 4; Rochester 0; first game. Itochester 4; Jersey. City 4; second game. American. Cleveland I; Washington 4. Chicago 2; Boston I. . Ixuis I ; New York 2. Philadelphia 7: Detroit 1. National League. All gamea postponed, rain. Other Games. First game:. Vanderbtlt 11: Cni" vrrnlty of the South. Seawanee 2. Second game: Fnlveinlty of the Sooth 2; Vanderbllt 0. Standing of Clubs CAROLINA l.K AOt'E W. L. P.C Spanaabart 1 4 1 WlMton 8 11 Grccanboro 12 11 UretBTlll. 12 12 Andomon.. II 12 Cbartott.. 0 1ft VIROIVIA LKAOUR W. L P.C. .A3 HmvUto ... 1.1 7 .S"'.' ftftOilt'ehmond. It K .Mi M'.'! Norfolk ... 11 12 .47H .Km I'orumoutb 0 11 .4'-'' 47il.Tncbhur. 8 IS . 378 Roanoks ... 8 13 .81 7MH SOCTH ATLAVT1C W. I,. p.r Cbattanooc '.' 1 7 Jaekaon.melh 13 Cbarlrauw 16 11 otumtnii . 17 13 Macon 15 IX A"u.U... 14 17 Columbia... 11 Id Savannah... 7 22 SOUTHER LKAGl r W. L. l'.C. futlTltle... IS B .HT9 Lltil Koek 20 1 1 H4A A77i Atlanta..... 1 13 .ft'2 ftrt7Xwrrlean! IS in Mr- ,44lVoWle li 17 .4l)!t 4e2IMonuronierr !4 IS .43s .407 RlrmlnBbain 13 .'( 3H4 241 MempbU... 9 '.'! .KUO PATIOIf AL l.KAGl'E I AMKIUCAX l.KAUt K W. L. Pltlhur... 17 11 (blcago ... 20 1.3 PhdadalphlaM 12 Brooklyn .. 13 13 Cincinnati.. Id Hi New York... 12 14 ft. Louli. .. 14 Ik Boston 12 IK r.c w. i.. p.c. .107 Philadelphia 17 H .113(1 HmlnrHl IK II .S21 r,3noiitn 17 11 HUT .ISoOiNew Vnrk.. 17 1 1 .HOT .nOO'ChU-asn . . 13 17 .433 .4ll2'Kt. I..HIU .. 12 1H .A"H 43H Cleveland . . 1 1 IS J7h 4-'H Wublnston 8 19 .'.".Mi SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Mobile. Ala.. May n. -Mobil pUyed ball in old-time form this afternoon be- SOUTH ATLANTIC AMERICAN LEAGUE Macoa, Ga.. Msy i2.-Jsroes Vaughn, tha star left hander or the Macon club. hind Stockdal and shut out the Barons. ! to-dsy gave the frcatest pitching s- who were piloted by their star t wirier, Schopp. Score: R. H. E. Mobile 100 00 OoOl 4 Birmingham ooo 000 0000 5 1 Batteries: Stockdale snd Hardy; Schopp and Raub. Time. 1:25. Umpire. Fttssinuuuns. Memphis, Tenn.. May 21 Atlanta eas ily took th second gam of the pres ent series largely thruugh errors by ins local team. Morris' muff of a pop up fly and Babbs' failure to stop a throw to third netted th visitors four runs. Score: R. 11. E. Atlanta K0 020 0W 5 6 Memphis ooo ooo 100-1 t 3 Batteries: Hartley and McMurray; Qulesaer and O'l-eary. Time. l:4v. I'm pirea, Ruddetliain and Mursn. Uttl Rock, ArL.. Jay t!.-Uttle Rock and Montgomery broke even In to-day's double-header. The ft rat game was a pitchers' battle. In the second ths lo cals went all to pieces In the seventh Inning, making 5 miaplays. Scor: R- H. E. Little Rock ooo ooo 101 i 1 Montgomery 100 OOO 000-1 4 9 Batteries: Hart and Cassldy; Thomas and Shannon. Time, 1 :Si. Pfennlnger. Second game: R- H- E. Little Rock ooo 010 0001 5 & Montgomery 000 W0 700 S 13 0 Batteries: t'onipton and Carrey; Bllas and Hart. Time. 1:4.'.. Umpire. Pfennlnger. hlhltion ever seen la this city by shut ting out th Columbia team without a hit or run. Not a Columbia player reached first base ostll one waa out In the ninth Inning.' and then Kahlkoer walked, after receiving two strike and three halls. The two succeeding bats men fanned. But for th one bae on balls Vaughn would hav equalled the world's record. He struck out nine Score: H. K. Macon.. a toe 10x S T 0 Columbia J0 000 SOO-0 4 Batteries: Vaughn and Rotinon; Wagner. Lswls and Kahlkpff. Time, 1:80. Umpire, Glttord. Savannali, Ja.. May SlTavaanah won again from Columbus I to 1. Manager Fox and Hill, ef Columbus, were put out of the game for kicking. During the squabble Catcher Coven y. of Columbus, left home plat and Jackson, of Savan nah, who was on third, scored. Hllie was fined 85. Score: R- H- Columbus 001 000 000-1 4 1 Savannah 000 000 030-8 0 Batteries: Helm and Coven y; Kane and Lauson. Time. 1:50. Umpire. Butler. New Orlean. May 22.-Nashvill defeat ed New Orleans easily to-day. Mathews was ordered from the grounda for dis puting a decision of the umpire. Score: R- H B- Nashville OH 0M 04O-6 8 t New Orleans 001 ore 000-1 5 2 Batteries: Kellum and Hcabaugh: Max well and Schrlver. Time, 2:03. Umpire, O'Brlan. Jacksonville. Fls., Msy 22-Augusta hal the better of Jacksonvllls at all Umpire. urM of to-dsy'a gsms which was step ped twice by the rsln ana nnany caueu sfter th sixth inning on account of rain. Carson's home run to the bulkhead In right centre was a feature. Score: R- H- Jacksonville o r-0 I t Augusta 610 110 7 Batteries: Weaver and Roth. Hasnl fan and Carson. Time. 1:80. Umpire. NEW YORK OARSMEN WIN. Carry Off Bulk of Honors at Regatta of American Rowing Association. Philadelphia, May 22. New York oarbmcn carried off tho bulk of the honors at the seventh annual regstta of the American Rowing Association here thia afternoon. f the twelve events which made up the programme the New York entries won 7. Phila delphia 2. flsrvard 1, Cornell 1 and Rsltlmore 1 A steady ruin fell throughout the day. Due mainly to the strong north wind at the hacks of the men ond the strong current, new world's records were established In five events, first singles, second slnsles, double sculls, first pslr oared shells and the .lunlor collegiate eights. Cornell won the feature evfent of the day. which waa the race for EASTERN CAROLINA. Catne Rained Out at Rocky Mount. Special to Ths Observer. Rocky Mount. Msv its-The third of the series between I he Iocs Is and Red Birds from the Cspltsl City was rained out after four and one.hair Innings had been nlsyed. At the time the game was celled the score wss 1 o 0 saalnst the home ssaregatlon. Time wss relied In the hope of a ceasing of the rsln snd after keeping the spectators wnitlna for 30 minutes the game was called off on scrount of the condition of the field snd the con tlnued downpour. rt H E RslelBh Oi't 0 l' 3 0 Rockv Mount 000 0 0 3 1 Fatterles, McManns and Wrenr Forbes and S'enhens. Umpire, Hart'. Attendance, son. WKhoii lir'wi Fayptf'-tllle. Spech.l lo The Observer. pByPeiHl1. mv ?2. Wilson de fp!itd Fsypffe' H'e 1 te 0 i-i he fl'"' iranie playp'1 h" 'rcl d'smond. The rfiitest. whVh "ll'-d in eeventh innl'-tr. v pleve'i In a f'ti Cleveland, O.. May .-Washington broke even In th series with Cleveland, winning to-day. 4 to L Easterly' error ' snd passed ball let' Washington bars' . three of its four runs while a misjudged '. fly allowed the other. Score: . '' ' R. H. E. : , . Cleveland 01 OOt 0001 8 1 Washington Oil t 0004 t ' $ Batteries: Berger, Rhoades and East-: er'.y; Johnson, Hughes and Street. Time,. -2:06. Umpires, Kerrin and Sheridan. ' Rt. Louis. Msy 21 -The New Tork team wen the final gam of th series from the locals to-day 2 to 1. ' ; 8core: R. H. . St. Louis wiweflO-l New York 000 830 800-3 5 ;', Batteries: Powell and Stephen"; Mstv n1ng snd Blair. Time, 1:08, Umlra.t Connolly and Kgsn. "' Detroit. Mich.. May Detroit played ., very bad ball all through to-days gam . and went Into second place, losing t the ' Athletics 7 to 1 Washington will play the 8unday game her. - -: Score: R. H. K. L troit 000 000 0101 4 .u Philadelphia 013 n 000-7 14.' Batteries: Sneer, 8ugg and Stanage; Plank and Thomas. Time. 1:55. Cmirtre. , Evans end Hurst. ' Chicago. May 2. -Chicago won th anal,; -gam of th sries with Boston hero to- dXor.l -H. -I" Chlcaao OOOlMlOx 5 $V 000 0M01S-1 i'lh Batteries: Smith and Sullivan; Weltet. ? Steele and Carrlgan. Time. 1 88. Vmplrsa, -, Perrln and O'Uiushlln. .'V Dartmouth Wins Track Meet. Boston. Mass.. May 22 Dartmouth ; won lo-dsvs New England inter-w: collegiate meet with 32 1-2 points... , Massachusetts Institute of Technology , ; was second with 27 points; Williams third. 24. and Bowdoln, fourth, 10. l'NHAPPlFSH I1SPEIXE. junior rollcglHte elghta, open only to crews whose memoeri never rowen irii,,,,,. rtn n)t ln a varsity bout at PougriKeepsie New London. Men and Women I'nanlmoas Absml , ; . ' It. ''a?-; Many women weep and wall and. refuse to b.- comforted because their once magnificent tresses have,, ba-.. . ', come thin and faded. Many men ln-:;--cllne to profanity because tha fllea: ; bite through the thin thatch on thalr. , cranium. It will be good aaw to, ... the mlserabli-s of both sexes to learn Hint Ni-whro a Hcrplcide has beeu placed upon the market. This Is the a new scalp germicide ond antUepttC that acts by destroying the germ or 'A - microbe that is the underlying causa "i of all hair destruction. Herplcld 1 : a nw preparation, made after a new- formula on an entirely new principle.' , Any one who has tried It will testify ... ! as to its worth. Try It yourself and v v' 'be convinced. Sold by leading dm-i". gists. Send 10c. in stamp ro' sample rllnc rein. An'runn .,tv n enlen- (1H mt. 8H' irf tb ' i-' fo Tf), urpiria Co.. Detroit, Mich. Mcrtvrsburp Wins MfH"t. New Haven. Conn., May Mercersburg won the annual interscholHStlc track meet at field to-day with 2, 2-.". points: Exeter was second with 21 points, and Wor cester third with 20. 22. Vale Yale Wilson senrn-t In he P "'no'es double. Pnhi-Mi." '-' se "! " lilt and Yerken" sserlilce fly. S-ore: R. H. F. ino ein 1 4 I noo ootn i ? I'e'-non nnrl O'lmore: ' Ono dollar bottles sunrunterl. P.. 11. Jordan tt Co.. Hpcelal Agents. Wllsetn Fh veMevWe Bitterlei- ' Mulr ond Snll JOHNNY KLINO, CUBS' STAR CATCHER, WHO IS TO REJOIN HIS TEAM SSSSsMsSSBSSBSBBBBBmBBBB8ssHBT- ' BlJSBSSMSSaJSBSP-- ..-k 1 . - t-SJSgSjBBBBSJB B . WSJ ;,,,-r- M'i Anotlier. Speelnl t- Ti e ('n-ener. 'ilminto;. .!. J 2 - Two hits n'ld an error by Sharp- m - -ond In 'he fourth inning u i ",ol 'x'-oro tno ...it nt the three v ! ' h llTnlnetoc on '! CAPUDINE a sf P4ff I resiovas hs atiM. COLDS AMD GKIPP frlVit kMSarhe u4 Nea-at(4a lv IS. o .-ad MM ea'tl. (Liens.) '-if. Long fflr.r.;"n.?fiT;.mWere'J:; jNttice to Buldlng and Heating v Cent actors HlHviriK aron-' l ti mlngton the naii'f It s unriiiiini eil tha' W ilmington will be stri-Tivftbeir i! Monday by be' addition of Uiiller B -oiHe, ontnelder, from the iitoitern league. Simmons, shortstop, purclinned from Charlotte In the Carolina Association. Snd Sex ton. last season with A. and M. Col lege, are to roort In Ralelsh Mon- ( day. The wrsiher tnis srte-nooi was cold and dlsrtKree.ihle I lit 1.500 rW0l3 were out to witness the contest. Score by Innings: R. H. K. Goldsboro . ..000 L'OO 000 2 4 1 Wilmington . 000 100 000 1 7 4 Hummurv: Srf''ii:iio hits. Smi'h. Klte. Levy, r'tol-n Kc'ch. StII'i, '.',- ni.lll. Mimgus and Kelly. Struck out, by Wysong 10: by oils 7. nsses on bIIa Wi-Hona 2: litis 2. Wild pitch. WvBona. Hit batsmen. Wysong 1; Otis 2. Passed hall, Fulton 1. Two- base hits, Jayes and Fulton. Time. 2 hours. linplre. McLaughlin. At- tendance, 1.C0O. h i I i: The Hornet continue to remain a little weak in the pitching depart ment ' - If the games were all of seven Inn ings' duratloa . w would let along better. Johnny Kllng, the star backstop of the Chicago Nationals, who had announced his retirement from baseball early In theyear. is prepared to don hla fighting clothes nd contribute hi sbest efforts In helping the Cubs to win a fourth pennant. Manager Chance figures that with bis great catcher back, on the team the Cubs are assured of another ban ner. Kllng announced return to the Cubs 1 hailed with as much de light by the fan as Hans Wagner's waa to the Plttsburgs or as Gotham would how If Bresnahan and Donlin were to join the New Yorka. For many seasons Kllng ha been rcgirded as the most valuable man on tha Chicago team because he la so wonderfully clever In a position that baa o few really Wgh-claaa cars. , His work alway stand out aid la lesr cut. KJing handles himself as gracefully, as If he were catching In a tuxedo Instead of mask and pad. He studies the batters, with wouderful results, iiis throwing is a hard and, accurate a a strong arm atd cool brain can make It On recount of having tha play always in front of him Wouldn't hara you understand that Kllng 1 able to giv the wisest counsel to hi teammate in emergencies. soma of the Champions era real nice, Hals without doubt tha greaUU catcher the game ever ha-L , 'good fellows. . .-i -' - j t- '. '. .- - .- . 1 i . ..--,-''. 1. . - ' , , " J . Burlington Wallopn Revolution. Special to The Ohswver. Burlington. May 22. Burlington in the first game of the season defeated Revolution. Greensboro, on the local diamond to-day by a score of 8 to 1. McKethnn. Burlington's new . pitcher. showed up In fine forrr., fanning 18 of the visitors. H. it. v- Burlington ...300 020 120 8 10 3 Revolution ...100 000 000 1 3 & Batteries: MoKethan and Howe.; Smith, Smith and Misenhclmer. STINGS. Bob Carter's near-players next. And Mahoney makes his living by umpiring. That Jackson Is a grest third bsse man. Beats Snedden. Hasleton will probably do the pitch ing In to-morrow's game. Two out of three from the Winston discards would be pleasing. Mighty hsrd on the old fellows to have them play two gamea The majority of McKevltt s assort ment are products of experience. The Greensboro team is composed of mighty good ball playera. tout The rain haa knocked the bottom out of the baseball trade the past week. Seaieu bids will be received at the , oflice of D. B. Johnson, president . Wlnthrop College, Rock Hill. 0. C,'gf-Z tor construction of dining hall.ivi;, kitchen and dependencies; also eX" ;i tension of rear wing of mala build ,' Ing (Including steam heating, plumb,-;,. Ing, electric wiring, refrigeration, ;it j, etc.), to be erected on the grounds ,.:; of Wlnthrop College. Rock Hill, 8, . ' C. until noon. June 4th next Each i ' bid for construction of the building must be accompanied by certified -, .. heck for $i. 000.00 and each heat;,. Ing bid by a certlricd check for J $200.00, made payable to D. B. Johnv ;3 son. President, as a guarantee that "( .,' i if awarded tho contract the sueceful.l;-tf bldder will execute the contract and ,i;.; furnish bond ns required by the!! specifications. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. Plans tg':: snd speiiflcations msy be seen at Wlnthrop CoiU-ge and at the office of y : Edwards A Wslters, Architects, N;.' 831 Candler Hldg.. Atlunta. Ga. ' Contractors wishing to bid may ob- ' tsln drswtngs and speciflcstlons from. '-: ' . the architect by depositing a certified check In the amount of $25.00 as a t' guarantee that they will present a bone fide bid on the plsns and speclfi- "'AVJ'-' cations and as a guarantee of their j -V ' safe return to the office of Edward a a: Welter, Architects, without cost t; to said architects. ' .HKK Sub-contractors can procure draw Inas sml specifications on payment of $10.00 to the architects for the -use '. of same. l -: ;v '-. U. B. JOHNSON, .7:0-? -D. W. M'LAURLV, :- k. ': W. J. roddt. Committee for Trustees. j . . : SAM'L J. SMITH FACTORV A4JEXT Warner promises to get back In the game this week, which mean a bet ter pace. Fixtures, Shades,, Desk Lamps . , in stock. : 1 East dtli St. w- RnftMM . Hotel) ' Thane got. CHABXOrTEv . c
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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