Monday, JCDe r.
THE U3HEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
f, i.
WATSON TWIRLED
II STEADY GAME
Locals Outbatted Patriots
Twin3 Beat Capitals Hor
nets Lose To Durnam.
KKSl IiTS SATl'KDAY.
At Aslu'VllUi Ori-cnaboni 4,
vlllo li.
At Kuli'lKh luston-SnU m
t-lnh 1.
At Durham CharlotU' 1, Durham
4.
GAMKS TODAY
Durham at Ashcville.
Charlotte at llaloi'h.
liivt'nslmro at niston-Sau'm
Ashuville Ubl mt havr imuh troiililc
in taking the bisl srame uf thr- writ'
ironi Gi'i'eiis!ort Saturday,
it "was i-iusi' wiou'li Ui be
and in the ninth, tho locals lui ins a
load of four runs, Drittain liit a lioinc
run in thu .bk-urbt-rs. si-nrlus anothrr
anil raiiMiur littlo .liivor.s to run ii
the hacks of the Im-al fans, as thiro
was mi one out. Hut that emlou the
iiorini;'. I'.oth Watson ami .Ionian
were hit rather freely, hut Watson
had tile belter of it all the time. ' Mil
side of the inninus when tlreeiishoro
made heme runs he was never ia
much danger. mi the other hand.
Jordan was in several hides and did
not pull out of some of them. TI;o
I : c 1 1 1 i m l;" id' .Wo.iiit way a feature and
tile I
inu
Holland and I : i- i I -
lain.
Fir
Kieliard hit :
Peak m'l'imdcd
t Inninu.
lie: lin) le sacrhieed :
Watson to lliimli:
Watson
l.TiilllHll il out to Ihimh. Otlt
liit.
''orl'eit lined to I'.rillai
m-ounded. second In lirst
ioiied to Watson.
Xoojin
I'arhare
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Ht'inli: llreslin walked; lirittain
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Il.dland hit a home run over left
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Dual;, safe on llrittain's wild
ihrnw: Millimao singled: l'.unili
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Hied to llieslin. Two hits; one run.
Third lunimr.
Jordan walked and was forced out
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Kiekatd scored: Watson grounded.
;aiiiale to lUimb. One run.
t'oi liett doubled; Xoojin bunted safe
ml slide second: llarliaro popped to
loyle; Holland got a scratch hit, lill
iim the liases; Frye went out, I'.rit
a:n to Watson, bat forlictt scored;
loa'K singled, scoring Xoojin and Hol
a:id: Milliman popped to Coveney.
'our bits: three runs.
I'oiiitli Inning.
t'oveiiey bit for two baas: liresiin
led to Xoojin: lirittain hit, scoring
'oveuey; Cope popped to lUimb; Jor
!ati singled and was forced out by
IMcl-ard.
dts: one
i:uinli
rittain
at was i
lo le
Koak Hie
'oeney
Xoojin
Corbett to Holland. Three
run.
fanned; AVatson grounded,
to Watson; Corbett singled
iiight at second, one hit.
t ilth Inning,
grounded, Holland to l'.unili;
d ti. center; Watson singled;
Hied to Karl are. One hit.
grounded to Jordan, out at
Mist; rar'uare singled: Holland hit into I
i double, ii, vie tagging liarhare and
at. Idng Holland at lirst. one hit. I
sixth Inning. I
liiisliM stiuck out; Hrittain Hied to
iglit : ope fanned. !
l-'rvi- .- iugled Inn couldn't make si'i - I
.nil; Dual; and Milliniaii (lied to left
ml i-hnri. ne bit.
Sevcnlli Inning.
.Ionian fanned: Kiekard grounded
to l;umli. Do.', le died to center, Xoo-1
iiii making a great catch. !
lliimli
. ii .lord:
Noi.jin
left.
walked: Watson bunted, safe
n's fumble; Corbett saerilieed;
"ruck out; llarbnre llicd lo
Kiglitli Inning.
I 'oak grounded out, Ttarbnre to
I'.uinli: AVatson fanned; Coveney
grounded, Harbare to Bumb.
Holland and Frye' grounded, lirit
tain to Watson: Doak was safe on
lord, im's wild throw: Milliman hit
-ale, sior'Tiif Doak. who had gone to
ml. and MiHiman stole second
Bumb doubled, searing Milliman; Wat
Hied to right. Two hits; two
runt--.
inflt Inning.
liresiin singled; Hrittain hit Into the
bleai tiers; Cane (lied to center: Jor-
lan and Kiekaid to second and cen
ter. 'I wo hits; two runs.
fireensboro AB. R. II. PO. A. E.
Richard, cf.
0
3
0
10
3
4
4
0
0
Doyle. 2b. . .
Doak. ::b.
J. Wat.ioii. 11
CoVolleC, e. .
Breslin. If. .
r.riitain.
MeKeithan
rf.
lllnll,
T.dals- . . .
.34
AB
7 24 14 J
1 1. PO. A. E
Asbeville:
oi l.ett. ss. . .
2 3 2 0
..lin, i f. . .
bare, 3b. .
0
3
2
0
0
1
2
2
Holland. 2b. .
1
0
0
0
0
0
'rye. rf
!:. Doak, IT. .
.Milliman. c. .
i Biirnb. 1b.
.11. Watson, i.
Totals 34 6 11 27 12 1
12
Score l,y innings: R
Oroensboro 001 100 002 4
Asbeville 013 000 '02x (1
innmary Two-base hits: Corbett.
Coveney, Humb. Home runs: Holland,
Rrlltlan. ' Sacrifice hits: Doyle, Cor
bett. liases on llls: off Jordan 1. off
AVatson 2. Ptruck out: by Jordan 2.
by Wi.taon 4. Stolen buses: Rlekard,
Noojin. Milllmnn, Double play: Doyle
to J. Watson. Left on bases: Greens
boro 5. Asbeville 8. First base on er
rors: Greensboro 1, AshevllleX. Time,
11:35. Cmplre. Miller. Atteouanee.
548.
Special to The Gazette-News.
Raleigh, June . The locals did
not play In form In the game with the
Twins Saturday, and the visitors walk.
ed away with it. Lee was going well
and almost administered a shut-out.
Llewellen wag rather strong until the
seventh, when three men singled and
the fourth lined one aicninst Uewrl-
len's chest, knocked him iown. He
threw wild and two men scored. Me'
hnlTcy then went In,, hut could not
slop the ruliy, which lasted throurh
the ninth,
Wlnston-Halem AH, II. II. PO. A. B.
tolu rls, If. ....... 4 l i j o 8
oo'llnllnran, 2b. ,. 2
Stuart.1 If B
Shumnker, lb 5
II. Smith, e 5
Gates, 8b.
Clapp, If.
Edwards, i
Lee, p. ..
Total. . 3g 9 11 27,12, 1
Raleigh: a fl. R. II. pal A, n
Putts, rf 5 0 1 4 0 0
Turner, lb ,,4 o 0 t 0 t
Nelld,.3h 4 0 2 41 t
A. Smith. If t o - 1 - "
V.. Mnek, rf 4 0 1 ill
Crnthers, 2b. 4 0 0 0 1
Cllrsno, ss. 4 1' 1 1 1
LldRBte. e. 1 o. 12 0 0
Llewellyn, p 2 o 1 0 0 2
M-hutTey, i o 0 0 Q 0
Totals ... 35 1 10 27
xBatted for Hehaftey In ninth.
' Score by Innings R
Winston-Salem . .....000 001 S14 a
Raleigh ... ....000 010 00(M-1
Summary Two-base hit: Shumak
tr. Sacrifice hits: A. Smith. Udgate,
O'Halloran, Lee. Edwards (2,). Haw
on balls: oft Llewellyn J. Struck out:
by Llewellyn 2. by Lee 3. Stolen buses:
(VHallornn, Butts. K. Mack, Uoleri.-v
Shumaker, H. Smith, CTtrano, Double
play, O'Halloran to Shumaker. Ift
on baser: Winston-Salem 7, Hnleluh
10. Kirst base on errors, Winston
Salem i, Raleigh 1. Hits: off Llewel
lyn 5 in 6 innings; MehafTey, 8 in 3
Innings. Time, 1 : 4 ." . Umidre, Mc
Ilride. Attendance. 120.".
Hulls Win Again.
Special to The Ga.ette-News.
Durham, June !l. The locals de
feated the Hornets Saturday to the
tone of 4 to 1, do. to the pitching of
Meadows and the batting of the Hulls.
The locals clnoed the game 1 in the
fourth inning when thre runs were
made, resulting from two triples, a
single, a sacrifice and an error. Ste
gall relieved Cathey after the fifth
and delivered the goods, but the visi
tors could not bat themselves to Vic
tory. . .
PIPK VP SCORK
Charlotte AB. R. H. PO. A. E. '
Agnew, 2b. ... 2 0 0 2 3 0
McCoy, rf. . ... 3 0 1 2 0 0'
Weiser, If. ... 4 0 0 1 0 0;
Hell, ef. . . . . 4 0 0 fi 0 0;
.Moore, lb. .... 4 0 0 1 :! 0
Williams, ss. . . . 4 0 0 1 I! 0
Kmery, 3b. .... :! 0 0 1 2 1
Malcolmson, e. . . 2 0 1 1 0 1
Cathey, p. ... 1 1 0 0 2 0
Stegall, p 1 0 0 0 0 0:
Totals 211 1 4 24 10 2
Durham: AH. R. H. PO. K. A. 1
Angier, cf. . . . . 4 0 1 2 0 0
W. Kelly, bs. . . . 4 0 1 . :i 4 0
F. Thompson, If. . 4 0 11 0 0
J. Kelly, rf, ... 4 1 2 1 0 0
Osteen, 3b, . . . 4 1 1 3 2 2
J. Thompson, 2b. . 4 1 1 5 5 0
Morpeth, lb. ... 3 0 0 7 1 0
Lowe, c. . . . . 3 1 1 4 2 0
Meadows, p. ... 3 0 1 1 1 0
Totals. ..... .28 1 4 24 10 2
Score by innings:
Charlotte ......
Durham
Summary: Three
t2), Osteen, Iowe
R.
. 1(10 000 0001
. 001 300 000 4
base hits, J. Kelly
Sacrifice hits,
Morpeth, Malcolmson. Hase on balls,
off Meadows 4, Sti uck out, by Mead
ows 4, by Stegall 1- Stolen bases', An
gier, W. Kelly. Double plays. W.
Kelly to J. Thompson to Morpeth (2).
Passed ball, Malcolmson. left on
liases. Charlotte il, Durham 4. Firs"
base on errors, Charlotte 2. Hits, off
Cathey, 8 in 5 Innings; Stegall, 1 in
.1 innings. Time, 2 hours. Umpire,
Dais. Attendance 1000.
STANDINGOF TUTS CLUBS.
Carolina League.
Won. lxst. lct
Raleigh 23 1 G .5110
Winston-Salem 21 17 .55:1
Durham . . i 21 17 .553
Charlotte ... 19 IS .511
ASH KYI LLC! - 1 22 .421
(Jrecnsboro 14 24 .3(iS
i . "' National' Lengne.
I Won. I,ost. Pel.
' Philadelphia ... .'. . . 27
; New York 23
(Hrooklyn 22
Chicago 2 4
Pittsburgh 22
I St. Louis 20
I Boston 17
12
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2 3
2li
2 4
29
. 4 S II
.4 35
.415
.370
Cincinnati ... ...... 17
American League.
Won, Lost.
Pot.
.77S
.54 3
.531
.455
Philadelphia -35
Cleveland 34
Washington 25
Chicago 26
10
13
21
2 3
24
31
33
34
I Boston 20
Detroit : . . 19
St. Ixmis 20
New York 10
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Southern League.
Won. Lost. Pit.
Mobile 37
Nashville . . . 29
Atlanta 20
Chattanooaa 2fi
Montgomery . . 2fi
F.irmlngham ... .... 25
20
24
20
2R
2fi
27
28
35
.049
.547
.500
.500
.490
.4St
.472
nr t
n i Memphis 25
I New Orleans 19
Virginia League.
Won.
Richmond 29
Petorshurgh 2
Roanoke 2
Portsmouth 22
Norfolk "11
Newport News ...... 11
Lost.
14
15
19
1S
28
31
Pet.
.074
.fi24
.57!
.550
.2S2
.2112
Sou III Atlantic? league.
Won. I.ost. Pet.
Savannah 33 9 .7Si
Columbus . 24 17 .585
Macon 22 IS .550
Jacksonville 22 21 .512
Charleston ... ...... 14 28 .333
Albany 10 30 .250
Appalachian Iioflgiio.
Won. Lost Pet
Knoxvlllo 1 8 .641)
Johnson City ia 9 .591
Rome ... 12' 11 .522
Morrlstown 10 12 .455
Mlddlesboro 9 It .450
Bristol .......'. ' "15 .876
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Chicago. . . . 000 000 110-2
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Philadelphia . .400 010 016 11
Pittsburgh . ...000 000 000 0 I
Major and Dooln; Camnltx, O'Tixde,
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t Chicago: It. II.
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Southern league.
Atlanta-Chattanooga, rain.
Xew Orleans 3: Memphis
Nashville 2; Birmingham 4.
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(.AMKS YKSTKKDAY.
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Philadelphia . 100
Cincinnati . . 0.101
U. 11
oio mm 9 2
oon coo l 4 0
Killit'er; Sug.:s,
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Packard and Clark.
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Chicago. . . out 00i 0(10 I 2 ti
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Embarrassing
It Certainly Was
to David Kerr, boss of Bel
mont, when his charming,
motherless daughter Gloria
unexpectedly returned from
school and a European trip,
which, combined, had kept -her
away from home for
many years and deprived
her of all knowledge of the
occupation of her father,
whom she supposed to be
a real estate operator, high
in .society. But that was
but the beginning of em-,
barrassments. Kerr was a
typical boss of the most
brutal type, far removed
. from "society," determined .
to use his powertomake a
place for Gloria. Gloria's
bitterawakening to the truth,
her falling in love with a
young editor who opposes
ner father, and many other
incidents make up a drama ,
of absorbing interest and
power. You will enjoy every
instalment of our next serial
in which, thai above is told,
The Daughter
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At Chicago 2; NVw York 1.
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New Orleans 1-0; Memphis 2-1.
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Indianapolis (i; Toledo 10:
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may who uietl Saturdar
Will lie Held Toduy.
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