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HARNETT COUNTY NEWS BASEBALL LILLIXGTOX-CHAL.YBEATE. composed of the "best ball players ute, and but tor a Tew errors behind) lineup. With Paul pitching a one for miles and miles around." In the 'him. Wade Dewar, the youthful ; hit garue against their club we don't fourth inning the score stood 8-0 in j Cokesbury pitcher, would have had a' see where the one extra "league In the town of David Henry, The "Bulls" en rampage went; The "Cats" with tails a-drooping t One life in nine was spent! nhfllvheate made somewhere be tween seven and nine runs, it makes little difference; while Lillington piled irp five or six, it" makes little difference; the scandal was pulled off at Chalybeate last Saturday after noon. A perfectly nice game it was, absolutely nothing but positively good ball playing, at least on the part of David Henry's "Bulls." The "Cats" lost one ol their nine lives when one Jones of Fuquay rushed in and Bluchered the Water loo. David Henry had couriered word over to the countysit that the "Bulls" were a-bellerin'. The "Cats'" meowed at the challenge and sallied forth smiling in their ears at the, way things were goin' (they thought j favor of Lillington, but it was at this, shut-out. . j juncture that the balloon wefffup. The game was featured by the all-; Clinton took on speed and wound up round playing and batting of the en the nice game with the still nicer tire Cokesbury team, and the mas-' score of 11-8. : terful pitching of W. Dewar, who Clinton came over to the local whiffed" nine of the heavy artillery stamping ground Tuesday, and got of Christian Light. . "what was coming to them," but by, Batteries: Cokesbury, W. Dewar. ' a more reasonable score 2-1. Theiand D. Harrington; Christian Light ,1 UllHIIIIUmmiHIIlIUIIIilllUIIlfllHIilUI t ..... ; i m ...,..... i r?r fin swt min tnn . player" that didn't play could have helped them much. If they want to play the Boy Scouts we suppose we can arrange .the game, ilemton'a "league club" lan't In our class that's the whole story In a nutshell. Xrnvfcich We double- cross a master irrind SIDELIGHTS. two teams were so evenly matched ! Brown and Blanchard. that it was anybody's game until the 1 las tball crossed the stake platter.. The game started off under the double umpire system, but the Clin- " ton ballsters grew a trifle conten- Every team has to take a balloon tious, and Captain Salmon undertook: ascension once in a great while and the job single-handed. Neill gave Liliiilgton took one about 5,000 feet the Huckleberry boys the benefit of over in Clinton. The Sampson coun- How to Succeed How to Get Ahead How to Make Good S THE GIRL ON THE JOB By JESSIE ROBERTS 1 siiiiiiiuiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin IN THE OFFICE. close decision throughout the game. This was decidedly the best game of the season. It was professional ball real league stuff. The ou standing feature of the game was the. pitching of "Silent" Sanderson. With little or no display of effort he accomplished the winning essential, ty boyj scored seven without getting a hit on Paul. (lee. but that was hard luck for u.- " A r j . , . . k4i! to-wit, placing unhittables. When a Carhe Wood pitched a beautiful i game up until the time Jones re lieved him as a "pinch" measure. However, the Cats turned the trick . when they came over Tuesday and' showed them what a real ball club' looked like. Ellington for Lillington tossed fastj pill to the "Bulls" and theyfailed to Sherlock him until the unspeakable I Jones faced him with something of magic in his handling of the stick piece. Wells in the ninth in mad dened rage crashed a broadside onto the apple that sent it scampering upon the right-of-way of the Norfolk Southern. That was all, but it was enough. The "Cats" are pussyfooting in their backyards, calling the Toms together for a grand chawdown with the "Bulls" in the near future. i ball crosses the plate at the proper, altitude and the batter fails to con nect that's a strike, and incidental-' ly a loss to the "in" team. That's the way Sanderson won the game for, Lillington Tuesday. CLIXTOX-LILLIXGTON. LILL1XGTOX-SAXFORI). Lillington went over to San ford Wednesday and took a drubbing to the tune of 4-3. McLeod is back in the Lillington lineup again and is playing his usual good game. Mac gets his hits as regular as the games come around. He caught a beautiful game at San ford Wednesday despite the fact that he has an injured eye. THKItK Is do better way to warte your time than to work to an office where there I frlt-tliii betwa the employee. The root of the evil fa generally poor organization. If you are given order by aotneone whom uu da not recognize as your auperlor, you are likely to get huffy. You iluu't carry out the orders an you should. Ttte work of the office suffer. Every office shoutd have an undf r- ? standing as to the ratine of earn em ployee. If you give order there mot be no inNtake In your right. If you take order you ahould understand , that the peron giving thni has thi authority. If the office Is small It Is ey for the head to give Instruction on this point. If It Is large it Is lttr to have a chart showing the exact it- Cokesbury 15, Christian Light 5. Lillington went over to Monday to fill an engagement with that strong Sampson county team Christian Light got badly bumped Saturday when she invaded the ter ritory of Cokesbury with the inten tion of administering a beating to the Cokesbury boys. The adminis tering, however, was done by trie Clinton j Cokesbury boys and Christian Light was humbled by the score of 15-5. The game was interesting every min-: ltay Williams is about the best all round ball player that has been on the Lillington lineup this year. In the three games he has played with: loa of member of the f.rce, the Cats he has connected for six hits three of which were doubles, and has come through without an error. Some player we calls hint. uies Creek Academy Founded by present Principal in 1887. Last year 6G6 students from seventy counties, seven states, Cuba and China. Sixteen men and women, with college training, all devout Christians, in Faculty. Music, Art, Expression, Domestic Science and all Com mercial branches. Dormitory, with water and electric lights, for girls, under Lady Principal. Christian homes for boys. Fine religious atmosphere. For Catalogue, apply to J. A. CAMPBELL, Principal, BUIE'S CREEK, N. C. Now of course Clinton that Person could shut the Cats out. but there was "Little Sandy" to con tend with before he could give us a licking. Sandy pitched shut-out ball and let them down with only four little bingles. Sanderson s the best amateur pitcher we have seen this year, and everyone will watch him with interest his college career. Archi and Tom. who are .now con sidered Lillington boys. Just can't be beat. It is the same old game with them all the time and they both1 know how it is done, too. Hut there are other wurw of frt- Uon. A habit of fault finding aiul criti cism Is an excellent medium for frl tlon. Don't- fall Into the hat.it of criticising your superiors. It la a schmlirtrt trick. The entire atmos- thought phere of an offlre can be poisoned by It. If you are working In an office that Is a hotlKHl of this sort of thing. rt out of It. You will do better lo take a chance, even to accept a lower sal ary, where the spirit of the employ- Is friendly, and the whole office forre works together. " You will do Wtter work, stand more chance of promotion, and your character will not wuftVr. (Copyright.) Book j Of all the earthly music thai reach Norris is another one that has been3 frt,1'l h. btti of a a great asset to the team. His catch-; OXln h"H- W" B"ch'r ing has undoubtedly won most of our j F00D F0R THE FAMILY. games since Neill has been forced to stop catching. He is as good as there' ( 1VE the children carrots; the is around in these parts. We always! vJ young tender carrot Is rich In Iron feel confident when he is on the re-! and ther minerals needed In the Mood. ! ceiving end. J Serve them once or twice a week In dlf- fetvnt ways so that the family will ' Ralph let the Lee county "lads down with four hits and six strike outs yesterday and would have won his game, but the team had to go on that balloon trip again and they took the big end of a 4-3 score. Ralph is the best young pitcher we know of, and some day he Is going to have his regular day of pitching in the Majors. Captain Williams played the hot corner for the Cats in Sanford yes terday, and he was the fastest thing on the field. We'll do without a shortstop when he plays with us. No wonder he doesn't play with Dunn that's too slow for players like him. FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS CASH OR TERMS LEE FURNITURE COMPANY SANFORD, N. C. Just as soon as we get Colon back on our lineup someone comes along and takes him away. Clinton has to take him back with them so they could stand a chance to win from Lumberton. Lillington just keeps on training ball players for these amateurs. Jim Dorman Is just as good as they get to be in the outfield. Yesterday he went back to the fence and spear ed on that has two bases written all over it. Jim has only been playing one season (this one) too. He is another one that is bound for higher class ball than this. V We are sorry that Hugh couldn't be in the lineup at Sanford. Hugh is the best hitter on the team and a very- dependable fielder. Every team we play says that Pugh Bradley is the best second base man they have seen in amateur ball. Pugh is the best in North Carolina He uses his head for something be sides a hat-rack, hits often and fields as good as the best. HARNETT COTTON AND TOBACCO GROWER AND LOMCO SPECIAL FERTILIZER Byrd has been playing some good uan lur me v;ats in the outfield. He Is one of the surest hitters on the team arrd can always be depended upon in the pinches. They have to throw 'em over before he hits at 'em. It r i a f uuu inea to pitcn against the Cats again la Saturday, but could- n t withstand the barrage that we put on. not tire of them. Cooked In as little water as pwslble and served with ; butter In their own auce, with per- haps a dash of lemon Juice and a ! grating of nutmeg, no vegetable ta : more wholesome or appetiilng. Orangeade. Take two cupful of orange Juice, add one and one-half cupfuls of a-i gar, one cupful of strained cranberry Juice and two quarts of wster. IloU the sugar and water together five min utes, then cool and add the strained Juices. Garnish each glass with a slice of orange hung on the edge of the glass. Simple Dessert. Break crustlesa bread Into a bowl and pour over It enough canned fruit juice to thoroughly soak the bread. Set away to chill and serve with cream aitd sugar. Such a desert la especial ly good for the little folks. String Beana and Tomatoes. Take freshly cooked string beans and put Into a baking dlh with some olive oil, chopped onion, parsley, salt and pepper. Cook 'slowly. As th beans dry out add the strained Juice of tomatoes'. Cheese With Tomatoes. Take one cupful of stewed tomatoes one-half slice of onion chopped. an one cupful of cheese cut In bits; coot until soft and then add a teafpoonfu of salt and the same amount' of pap rika. Serve on toast or hot cracker Orange Sherbet. Use a pint of orange Juice, a quar tar of a rap of lemon Juice, sugar U sweeten and add one pint of creato. Prwe and serve with a garalth of candied peel or orange marmalade. Lemon Raisin Pie. Take a cupful ol large raKn. add a cupful of sugar, one large lemon, part of the grated rind, s !ab'efHM ful of flour and a cupful of water. Bake with two crusta. For a Friday meal serve bo I. VI fish, lemon sauce, baked potatoes and a ' steamed pudding with an egg aure. & mi, -- T . ieu must nave played by! We are making a specialty of these two brands of Guano, IfJlVlT V" 8afe at first wki,k u.j u ? ' IoweTe.r- he d,d what he thought! " u"1 ouucu licit county sous. we will also was rignt, and that's all we ask. make a Top Dresser to be applies to growing crops. Benson thinks Lillington's team Is We will not do any retail business, but farmers will be comPosed of players whose residence able to obtain our products from local dealers. m5 m TALK ABOUT Atmm aoveta. THE SENT itsa Wwm. TO TEXAS lo SOME OIL wUe tWe. WHICH THEY teigU Uy. ir jim a:4 oie. AND HE was ta rpot. DY WIRE la ttrml c4e, NOW ENTER !& tUUla, A SLIPPERY crvek. COT WIND of It. AND TRAILED Jim 4oa, copieo orr u AND 6RISCO - UX IN THE ttrt.!i braaxk. SO THE crt cm!4 get. THE EARLIEST worJ. ANO CORNER stock. ' ANO WORK a LU9. IT LOOKEO t:k Ar cota. ANO THREW tetf &: ANO WHEN . THE FINAL eV;. he foiled tm v:n.' THE MESSAGE sail, "CHESTERFIELD. ANO HIS d:rtar karv. THAT ALL u X WITH THOSE cvt -. FOR OIL m iiNw. THAT CHESTERFIELD taatxa. -THEY SATISFY f OUXf kmw ysV ftref I it ruh" wW rnss iiMjrrc Clsrf.l4. Y .1 itr tWy Alitfy." A w-4ffsl t,!"e4 tfce j-ck fef Tark;& iM r,f.e t4we f-ot t:c"Kir m tie 0.ur-?l waj .tfcva wljr lr $vff.m A 4 Uk CW!erfWli tk&4 ca mt la I BUT JIM t .. 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We go right down under their j noses and get better ball players than Benson ever had. and yet they don't! kiow where they came from. They invited us down to play with them RU1N0U8 Allot You war foolish ta got angry wltH Maria Just txcauea aha kapt you waiting. Jack But, Great Scott, I waa wait Ing for ear with a taaL MAIt ItlAOHH The following marriage licenses were tannest Kv Pivrlalur nf TVmm4c and if that league club couldn't be Fau.-ette during 'the week: found it wasn't our fault either. The. White truth about it Is that they didn't- Simon Stewart to Lula K. Norris. want to be found after they saw our w. II. Wimberly to Bertha Moore. NEW LIGHT-SIX TOURING CAR This -lO-horscpower, fivc-pajvcnjrr car meet the Ion existing demand for a comfortable, durable and economical lightweight six-cylinder car. The public ha. always wanted uch a car- the NEW LIGHT-SIX ati.fie thU desire. 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