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CROSS OF EOLO WON
BY MISS Oil BOYD
Awarded to Her as Best Stu
dent During; Past Year at
Claremont College.
Special to The Gazette-News.
Hickory, May The commence
ment exercises at Claremont college
came to a close Tuesday night with
exercises by the graduating class. W.
A. Self, of this city, delivered an ad
dress to the class taking as his 'subject
"The Friendship of Man." The mem
bers of the class are: Misses Emma
Bonner, Katherlne Clement, Antha
Ma L.ytle, Virginia Sellers, Marjorle
Whitener and Ioulalee Wolfe of this
city, Anna Hartman, P.owan county:
Ethel Lippard Concord; Lily Hall
Crowell, Newton; Mae UvlnnJ
Thomasville; Lena Peck, Concert
Miss Elizabeth Holbrook, Brooke
graduated in music and Mils
Mcay, Clinton, in art.
The cross of gold given each jJ
to the student conducting hentii 1
the best manner and who hut gJ
most influence over the student
was awarded to Miss Danie Boyd, j
le county. Miss Glenn Anna Lent?
of Gollford county led the entire hi
dent body in her devotion to ttufoi
not missing , a single class durini u,
term and made an average of I) 4
every etudy. The neatest kept rooa?
; the school was the one occupied 1;
' Misses Catherine Bost of Morziit
and vera Prilchett of Rowan. court
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER!
I
j T. E. Creasman and wife to Mi J
Weir, land in West Asheville; fiOi
other considerations.
J. M. Hearn and wife to 3. C. Jlt-I
Pherson, property on Madison avcnutl
consideration $450. i
A. K. Stevens to J. W, Dourhwr
property in Black Mountain townihr,
J10 and other considerations. .
Coai-h Jim Rice's 1511 varsity i luht-oarpd cr?w t.f Cohimlila university which defeated Princeton and Penn so handily last Saturday. F.ice is dellRhtcd with the material he has in hl
first boat this year, for liclic-i e?hf has now attairipd the wherewithal to humble his old rival, Charley Courtney, the Cornell coach, whose men the Columbia oarsmen will have to
whip in order to win the interculleglat regatta at PouKhkeepsle.
llStTIEIN
Gflf.lE FOR
RALFfGH
t u.p4 -n:j tt: j Kelly. If
Twins Lost at Home
Bulb Victorious.
nd was not what it should have beenHarper, !....
i.'.it no doutt this wju due to the '
changing around and he will douhtlees i Totals .....
show tin Letter after more work there
The tabulated score follows:
Kalfigli . AB I! II Pt) A
O Keefe. cf . . . . 4 2 0 1 0
Mark, rf 4 2 1 ft 0
.'. 2 1 13 1
3 1 1 0 3
5 1.-10
4 0 17 3
4 0 0 1 4
3 0 13 5
4 0 10 2
a 0 0 0 5
1 3x23 14
Shumaker, 1 h
Nelld. 3t . . ,
ins, c .
McCord. 21) .
Cltrano, ks .
Morrisett, p
Durham
E : Butts, if ........ 4
0 W. Kelly, us 1
0 Doyle. 2b ....... 4
0 J. Kelly, rf ... 2
1 Morpeth, lb ...... 4
0 Gorham, lb 4
0 Weinberger, If ... 2
0 Khort, c .......... 1
0 Boyle, c 2
1 Forbes, i 3
AB U H Po
2 1
0 3
0 3
0 1
0 13
2 0
1
0 ings. Sacrifice hits. Mollenkamp. Wei-
ser. Base on balls off Lee 3. Struck
0 out by Lee 3: bv Murphy 5. Hit by
pitched ball, by Murphy (Lee. Stolen
E bases, Hartle, Double plays, Roberts
0 to Schrader. Left on bases, Charlotte
0 '6; Winston-Salem fi. First base on er-
1 rors, Winrton-Salem T, Time 1:40.
0 Umpire Frynklin. Attendance 600.
0
0
0
0
0
0
At Washington 6; Chicago 3.
Games Today
Raleigh at Asheville.
Charlotte at Winston.
Greensboro at Durham.
Totals .. .
A.shevllh'
Rickard. c f ,
, Rohe, If . . ,
Whitted. rf .
All
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3
Bumb. lb 4
Games Monday.
Winston-Salem at Asheville.
TMirhum at Greensboro.
Raleigh at Charlotte.
Cnrbelt, ss
Welch. 2b .
Fry, c . ...
l.ee. 3b .
Stafford, p
High, p. .
PO A
1 0
The exceptional pitching ability of
lorriselt for the Capitals yesterday
afternoon at Oaten park was too much
for the Mountaineers and the game
wss won by the visitors by the final
wore of 7 to 3. Had Perkins been
r.ble to hold Morrlxrtte as he should
hve. the likelihood Is that Asheville
ur.uld not have been able to get any of
the runs they did secure during the
game. Morriseite was all there with
the goods, with lots of ped, a spit
hall that the locals could not do more
to than foul. He was easily the star
of the game. It In almost a safe bet
to say that when Murk gels a catcher
that will b able to hold all that Mor
rlsette sends him. he will be the won
der of the league. He was secured by
Mack from the Baltimore Internation
als, where he made a record that was
the sensation of the league.
The game yesterday was alow and
t times was very uninteresting, being
marred by the arguments advanced t,
Totals . .
Score by Inniniis:
Raleigh . , . . .
Asheville . , . ,
Summary: Two base hi
Khumaker, Corhett, Kelly.
11 27 18 2 Tot1 27 2 " 17 14 1
x Boyle called out in fifth; overran
E 1 third.
1 I Score by innings: K
0 j Greensboro - 000 000 001 1
0 , Durham V00 000 llx 2
0j Summary: Sacrifice hits WeinDerg
0 er, Butts. Buses on balls off Harper 7;
0 oft Forbes 6. Struck out by Harper 2;
0 by Forbes 5, Hit by pitched ball, by
0! Harper, (W. Kelly). Stolen bases,
0 1 Gorham, W. Kelly, DyserU Double
0 1 plays, Doyle to Morpeth. Left on bases
Greensboro 11. Durham 7. First base
33 3 27 1J ! on rr ureensnoro 1. Time 1:45.
Umpire, Van Busklrk. Attendance D00.
STANDING OF CU BS.
North Carolina league.
Clubs.
CharloUe . . .
Durham . . .
Winston-Salem
Raleigh . . .
Greensboro . .
Asheville . . .
Won.
. 13
. 12
. 10
, 10
. 7
. 5
Lost.
R
9
9
12
14
Southern lie-ague.
At New Orleans 7; Memphis 6,
At Atlanta 4; Montgomery 13.
At Mobile 4; Nashville 3. .
At Birmingham 6, Chattanooga 6.
(12 innings, darkness.)
American Association.
At Louisville 6; Milwaukee 2.
At Columbus 10; Kansas City 4.
At Cleveland 6; Minneapolis 7,
At Indianapolis 6; St. Paul 3.
Pet. ;
.084
.1132
.526 I
.526
.368
Clubs.
National league.
Won.
Lost. Pet.
01ft 030 300 7
200 100 000 3
'Itrano,
Base on
International league.
At Montreal 3; Baltimore .
At Rochester 3; Providence 4.
Innings).
At Toronto 6; Newark 2.
At Buffalo 13; Jersey City t.
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balls off Morrisette 4; off Stafford 1;
(luirlotto S; Wluston-Salcm 1.
Special to The Gazette-News.
Winston-Salem, May 16. Knocking
a home run over the left field fence
off High 4. Struck out by Morlaelto j in the sixth Inning, Welser of the
: 4. by Stafford 1. by High 2. Wild I Hornets yesterday afternoon brought
. pitches Morrisette. 2. Stolen bases n two other men and won the game
(O'Keefe, Shumaker, Whitted. Welch. I for the visitors, the final score being
I Double plays Cltrano to McCord to j a to 1 . This lead secured by the horn-
Shumaker, Cltrano unassisted. Pass
ed halls Perkins K. Left on bass
Raleigh 7; Ashevllla S. First base on
errors Asheville 1. Hits off Stafford
7 in 4 2-3 Innings; Off High 4 In 4H
Innings. Time 3. Umpire, Mr. Miller.
Attetndanco (.30,
Durham I; Greensboro 1.
Special to The Gaxetta-News.
Durham, May It. In on of the
best games Played hera this Season.
t la players over the decisions of I'm- I during which neither Bid scored until
Vlra Miller. Miller did not do much Una seventh Inning, tha B ills defeated
Letter than when he made hia first
appearance her at the opening of the
season and handed nut several decis
ions that were considered "bum."
Twice he changed his mind about de
cisions ha had made, which put several
ef tha playera In a bad humor.
Ie, tha new infielder who reported
yesterday from Chattanooga, worked
testerday and showed up fin. II held
down tha third baa- Ilka an old timer
nd It utterly Impossible for the
Capitals to get by him with runners
stealing or get a ball through him.
In order to give Welch a chanc to
how what ha could do at second.
Manager Cook was on th bench yes
terday, for tha It rut time sine th
season opened. Welch's work at sec-
PRESCRIPTIONS
TEAGUE ft 0ATES
Fbosei 00-1996
th Patriot by th final acor of I
to 1. Th feature of th contest was
the pitchers' balll between Forbes
for th Hull and tha new recruit.
Harper, for th Patriots. Both twirl-
er were a Utile wild, but as a whola
their work wsa splendid and each
pltchtd ball that should have won
an ordinary game. Tha Patriot wer
unabla to connect with Fortes' pitch.
Ing for but on hit until th ninth,
when they wer able to get hits which
resulted In th only run mad by
them during th contest.
Almost throughout th gam It was
thro up and three down, with any
number of "pop ups" that tha field
er on both aides easily fielded. Sev
eral very pretty play war pulled off.
Th tabulated acor follow;
Gresnshor AB R H PO A E
Dyseit, If ......... X t S 0
Cran. a 4 t 4 I t
Perrltt, e. 4 3
McCarthy, rf ..... 3 t
Owens, 3b ....... 3 1 t 1 I
Doak. 3b ....,,.. 2 1 3 t
'fold, lb ......... t 1 It 1
Harney, rf ....... 4 t t t I
er waa too much for the Twins and
they were never able to push hut the
one scor across, although In the
ninth the Twins took a rally and at
time It looked as if they were going
to even up things. The fin fielding
of th Hornets kept them from doing
it.
Th work of Murphy for th Hor
nets waa good, although ha allowed
six hits, they wer so scattered that
th Twins wer unabl to do much af
ter getting thef.
Th tabulated score follows:
charlotte AB R H PO A B
Welser, If I 1 1 t t 0
Emery, 3b ...... 3 0 16 7 1
Wnfford, 3b ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0
Williams, rf I 0 1 1 1 0
Mollenkamp, b ..3 0 14 1 0
Hartle, cf 4 0 3 1 0 0
Hicks, 4 t 4 1 0
Edwards, 4 1 1 4 I I
Murphy, p Mm . 4 11110
Pittsburgh , , , . w.16 6 .714)
New York ...... 11 6 .647
Philadelphia . . . .. 10 S .56
Brooklyn . . u . . .10 .556
Cincinnati ...... 13 11 .542
St. Louis ...... 11 15 .523
Chicago 1. .... 10 14 .417
Boston ....... 3 15 .16"
American League.
Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet.
Detroit . . 1 7 .731
Philadelphia ..... 12 S .600
Washington . . . v . 12 U .522
St. Louis ....... 12 12 .50u
New York . M .... 10 11 ,470
BOStOn saj kal M .a, at 12 .429
Chicago ....... 11 1 It .407
Cleveland ...... t It ,407
Cleveland .... . . t It .333
Federal Leagne.
At Baltimore 2: Indianapolis 1.
At Buffalo 0; Chicago 7.
At Brooklyn 12; St. Louis t.
At Pittsburgh 0; Kanjr.s City 1,
Total
...... 31 t t 31 It 2
Southern League.
Clubs. Won.
Chattanooga . m m 13
New Orleans , . . 1 1
Atlanta , . IS
Nashville , 14
Birmingham . . mm 14
Mobile . , . , m . 13
Memphis . k m m ill
Montgomery. . 13
Lost.
Pet.
.667
.631
.556
.433
.432
.42
.313
.187
Clubs.
Federal League.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Baltimore M 14
St. I,ouls . . ... IS
Brooklyn ... ,
Indianapolis m 11
Chicago . . . H m 11
Buffalo ....mm f
Kansas City . mmM . 10
Pittsburgh, . w , t
S
11
10
11
13
. IS
ill
.737
,542
.621
.524
.(22
.400
.400
.381
Wlnston-Balsmt AB R H PO A K
Hickman, cf ..... 4 0 1 0 0 0
Rollings, 3b ..... 4 1 1 4 S 0
Hchrader, lb .... 4 0 1 IS 0 0
Garvin, 401430
Htuart, It tm.,H 41000
Galea 3b 4 0 0 1 I oL
Kooerta, rr .. . 4 0 0 I 1 0
Kf. ss 3 0 0 o
L, p I 0 0 0 4 0
Total 33 1 I I? ft 0
Score by innings:. r
Charlotte '.. 000 003 000 3
Wlnston-flslem .... 000 000 001 I
Summary: Two has hit. Murphv.
William. Horn run, Wslser, Roll.
nKSl'LTS YESTERDAY
North Carolina league.
At Ashevllla 3; Raleigh 7.
At Wlnston-Halem 1; Charlotte J,
At Durham 2; Greensboro 1,
South Atlantlo League.
At Columbia 2; Jacksonville 6,
At Charleston t; Macon 1.
At Savannah t; Columbua 3,
At Augusta t; Albany 3.
BRIDE NINETY-NINE;
GROOM IS NINETEEN
Special to The Oasette-Newa
ivinsinn. aiuv is. R.nnn !
reached here of the marriage In- a
rural Dart of Wavna eonntv of Mr. a
T. Benson, the county' oldest woman
probably, to a 19 years old youth
whose name cannot be learned. Th
brldo Is said to ba 8 " years of age.
Mrs. Benson, who has considerable
property, has been married six times
before, and is known bv th tmek
growers of her vicinity as a shrewd
Dusines woman. She ha had numer
ous sdmlrera It la r.irt.H i..ni.
th fact that she will In a few months
pass the century mark. Thl la due
to ner unusual gprynesa; she In no
way gives evidence or her extram age,
although her years ir. nm t.ii. .
daughter of th ,brld la 1$ years ,ot
National Imgntt.
At Pittsburgh 3; New York E,
At Cincinnati 4; Boston IS.
At Chicago t; Brooklyn 12.
At 81. Loula t; Philadelphia 3.
American league.
At Boston 3; St. IjoiiIs 0.
At Hoston 8; St. Loul 0.
At Philadelphia t; Cleveland I.
At New Tork 2; Detroit 4,
That Terrible Villa,
If you want to know tn.i
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or a man this daredevil u..i.
fighter la read what c'apt, MarlnellL
thief of artillery In hi army, has -no
say about him In th twenty-four
iiiunnura Magaxin of next Bun
day New York World.
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