11
aleig:h Gets Two of the T
1 T til4.M
run. tttss AVB
C. T. McDOS'AL D, .So Tin" itoi
4h
S TURNER
GITS GO
Fayettevilla Keeps Her
Record And Wins
ke aa 4 (km a: so test Vei
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FwtfM. U- -r..t - 0 I -
LaaegrmS. 3b... . .' 0 9 9 2 ;
Hartwj. I t t 0
stayer, rf. 1
CaniweU, ...... I 1 2 ;
braa-M. . 3 I 9 t 0;
Standing of the Clubs
E.ISTF-RX CARjOUX A LKVGIK.
FatetierU! ,.
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ckitae . . . .
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Rocky M et
Wlimingtva
MS HUES
Two' IUn (Mital IW Sorwd
While lb tlrd Blriis Hit limmSrrmm
tow Herd Dm re. Brandt, a New
ra,ett-vlU Mm 1MU the hnilon
is Two Illta, IU k j Moant and WU
w HUk ' l"ven IimliHC
Mmirt OnlT Allowed Two Hits, mm!
, 'M 1U " rlh Two-
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luak. rf
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Winston . . . .
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Greensboro
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somnRV ijlu.it
boro and Kalelgh played off th ruo
ber. which easily went to Raleigh by
the pronounced score of 1 to I
In the verv Unit frame RaJctsh made
ISto 1MW'K!etl T1T3WWWJ1 trrver
r ovsrvome. 1'lnnmini, ths flnjt
man up. unnerved the Olafit pitcher
l,v smashing out a three-base drive
which ordinarily would have been
homo run, but It itol'Ved.when It hit
in tha mud
jXuraat ...ajia Jja--Oa- tamn,
Tolala .; .. .! I J ,
HumarJ batted for ttanU in 'h ;
0. or tr luainr: K. H. K
Fttrila . . 0laei 5 I
Mlrotnto . . 1 ooa i
tummar DouW pt. Mint l
thibba t Milla To-l hiu. O Ual-.
wraa. Xfublia. CoobK Kt ruV hit. ,
)lnili and O'ltaloraa. btitn naa. i
Tjrmin Ift on t'a. KyttertlU
S, WIlmlnicMn 1 Htruck out b
Vrtmtt . bv Hnki I. Hw -n bU.
o(T Hrandt 1. off Hnk. 1 Hit by
Hoht t!1a. Hartley Wild pllrhad
III ami!
plr, Hndrsii)n. Attendan
Team tt'n It r
Ne Orleani i ;!
Atiarta ...... S : i : ,
farming ham : j . i
t'hattanix'ira ti 4" ii
Nah ill . . i : t 1
Mttntthery 4 4 ;. i 4:4
Mfmihls 4 ; 4,5
Uobil m . :
Sfimi An wti)'.
TO.
Itu-hrr MiMart ln Ufa Game la the
Team
Maron ...
Naxannah
Jai'kn ll!e
Auiu'l .
lumt.la . .
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4 45
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Hardork
"Spring Fever"
Weather
foil
ov.
Wpnriness and thirst
"Bracers" won t - do there V a
come back. Water doebn't satisfy
it's not "wet" enough.
DrinK
InnJ
5- 5
v m. 1
T-i m
(Spei lal to Ntw. an-1 Oterver
II. h ky Mount. July 30 To htu In
uiTrMU.m in the eluenth limine aava
Wllaon the only run and a vHHo! T ! ChU.i .
radar. TIL Lit rm apart with New- Y"Ht
I thi f-X'Uiai..4Wd.-UuU- Uanua.lliilila'l lknewr-
"T.fnTliiVi! (Iriitm aain returned to t.'lni-lnnnt 1
only hva oaierd hlta. and not Blvlnj lhe lllllji ,ue i the lack of con- ; I'htlidi ll'hu
a baa on ball. lila team tnatea cave , ,lian of tn. lhtr pit.hera. Hw.Kt Uhiis
him ejcellent eneouraaemenl by mak-1 hand,ej trie gsm, and alth a I Hn...kl 11
1n nloa blayi and puiun on to iai 1 . . k h,,,.,..,! wm have ltl"n
doublea. I Iotten av ay wltji. niiUu:r jtuua- Uua
Urmtu. in meam uumm. -w.T Wf,fj,
Ooldfboro. haa shown that ha la a hit-1 meln , neldtmr In left field for th
ter to ba rerinnm wiin in wua th, jeaiure. of the KAtar.
toppliiK eerthluit whuh tame In
hli territory. In the third Inning h
robbed Wesllake of a hit ami nailed
D McUe. han at the third nrner.
Ftcwart won his own gume with a
two baciter to center ntlJ In th
eleventh InninK, s.orlnic Armstrong.
AVION M. I 1: 1.
1- -t V r.
game hta hlUIng haa be?n a feature,
and he haa gotten a three-bagger in
two or the conlrati and a double In
every game.
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Mentlake. c. .
Miller, r. f . .
Sheridan, c. f
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of Coca-Cola
The Results Yesterday
Totals
.36 1 fv 33 19
IUKKY MOI'VT. AB. It. II
UIIIMple, 3 b b
Korxue, . a &
Htcln, I. f '
CraeKan, c. f 3
KEATTXG AX1 HAWKINS.
Hawklna la auto ahowlng up aplen
fltdry with the willow ai moat every
hit he geta la a hard crack and goes
for an extra count
Keating, at ihort, la the marvel of
the ie&jcua and If mm of the bin
league ri-uuli get to aeo this young
ster, there is no doubt but what Ral
eigh will realise a handsome sum for
his sale.
Hrown. playing second for the
Olsnts. is a god one. Yesterday he
handled all of his seven chancea with
the utmost ease.
McCormlck's catching If of the gilt
edge sort. During the entire three
games .here, not a single Giant haa
been able to steal on this reliable
catcher. He is a hard worker and In
the game to the last
Morgan, at short, pulled off two er
rors as aid Manager Bigblo at second
human, r. f
Lear)'. 1 4
Oastmeyer, lb 4
Diissault, c 4
irllfln, p. 2
Thorpe, s. 8 1
Totals
GOLPHItOKO,
Prown, 2b... i
Sharps, rf
Handlboe, cf. . . ,
McDonald, lb. ,
Morgan, sa. . .
Evans, If... ... 1
Gates, Sb ,
Dalley, c... ..
Gunderson. p. ..
Totals ...
RALEIGH.
4'lemensr If. ..
Blghle, 2b... ..
Hobba, of.. .
Richardson, lb.
Hlmmone, Jb,
H.eaung, s ,v
Hawkins, rf...
McCormlck. c
Tnrner, p.., .
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AB. K. H. I'D. A. E,
4 3 2 2
0 1
1 I
1 12
2 0
9 2
2 0
0 I
0 0
2
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0 1
0
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0
0
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. .33 0 2 S3
15 3
Score by inning: rv
WttsoTi ntlt) 000 000 01 1 0 -
U..iv Mount 000 0i) 000 tlUV - J
Hummary. Harrime nua. j.h....
Korgue, Oriffln. Stolen aasee, ninn,
Duaaault. i. McUuehan. Hft-'e on j
halls, Oriffln 1, Stewart .1. mrucK oui.
tlrlttin 1. (Stewart 3. 10 isie nu".
Gillespie, Armstrong. Stewart. ioUoi
play, Btetn to Deaeauli. irfii on ny,
Rocky Mount 5, Wilson 4. Time of
game, '2 hours. Umpire Sharry. At
tendance, 425.
Wrestling MaU-i.
(Special to News and Observer I
Lenoir. N. C. July 30 The first
wrestling match ever held in tnoir
was witnessed last night at the oper
house between Carre Achmed, the
Terrible Turk." of Chicago, ana juck
Brown, the light heavy weigni cnam
plon of the iiouth.. It was a two-bout
catch as catch can. the stronguoiu
being barred. The first bout lasted
28 l-i mBUtes anu tne eetviiu
minutes. Both men did some very
clever stunU, tut the Turk outclassed
Brown, sad won both bouts. in
crowd was small, many 01 wnora uu
never seen a wrestling maicn.
KuMom l urnlliia l'.-tH.
lto.-k Mout.t 0. n-il. -n 1
I'metteMil,. Vi;:,i,i.it..n I
tjoldsl.oro 1. Kaleluh I
(arolina lclic.
Charlotte 7; S-ai t.iotMi tk '
(;reeri(l'"t ,1 4. Winln Sa:Mn 0
i.rrten llle 4. AntU-ninn .
National Icajpje.
Flrnt Kume Itoaton 1 ; New York 4
Second nam- l'usion . New York 4
rhlliiilel lnii Hrookln 1.
CI1I1 aii.j 4 . Ht luU 1
Ciiulnnaii 4. Htmburx ;
S..r.- H M i:
tt: 1.. . . A saa o. 1 t .
4. hi ait" ... OO'i "1 4 ! ' 1
iiaiter:. CorrUi.iu. Smutch -1
r.r, na n Ifetnter md r. hr Tlri.e
1 5 I !rtre5, 4 1h, nd liiennat
Win
I I till fr Mils. XV M MTTI,I
1 ho
rmicral Will Ijki- Phi,
tin. rnionl c14r 11,-umi
Anicrkau Ikgite.
Wahlnit'on ." , I'hllndelphia 7.
New trl. 4 . H.taton b.
Si loiils 1 . 1 Iceland 2.
lirti on t . ("lil. ago J.
Southern IjrtagBet.
Nashville '; Montgomery 2.
Miinpliii i. New Orleans ".
Atlanta . Molille 3.
CluittonooKa 3, ltlrmlngham T.
The Giant Otitplat IfciMnn and
tlp IhHible lleuV-r.
New Y rk. Jul) . 0 li.'Mon
i th Kani, t- N Y rk In a doji.le a
r- I.t her.- t-.lay The s- ---e w,'
4 t" 1 4 " and at n- !in,- of
ti e i-M-r!s .lAnEertiia Sn ,!o.il-le
'.s. rf wr-.T h N Y.-rn t . " 1 K f-v e
re maile t the two teams '
S, rs. It If E
Itr,I(in 0 10O of -1 ; 4
New York :M1 1 - I s 1
Hatfene 1 k. Kxane and ;r
hsin lru, Ke si' ' Myer Tim-. 1 15 '
1 mplres, Juh: m re end Kason
s. .nd rt II F .
i..st.,n I ooa ft0 - 4 .1 .
New Tor It 1 ID! 00" 4
Matterle.. Mnttern and Pni'D:
Amesi and S--h!ev Time. 1 35. I m
ptre Kaaon an 1 Johnstone.
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U S. Department of Aricullure.
WEATHER I3UHEAU
Y1LUS L M00HE. Chul.
American League
1
I j4u-rn 1Cagrc.
Klrnt Kaon-, -.lersey Pity t; Roches
ter 4 Hei 'Uid gume. Jersey City 6.
iint'hi'Mer 1 1 .
First Knme. Newark 3; Buffalo. 0
Scrond game. Newark . Buffalo I
First t;iime. I'rovirtence 1; Mon
treal 4. .Second game. Providence 0.
Montreal 4.
lialtlmore 3; Toronto 4.
Game.
Totals .. .. .,tZt t 27 It -2
ocors or innings: '
i in tin
uoidaboro . ..IM1IHI 0 1
Italeigh.. .. ,1 I I 0 M 10 M
Bummary Three-baea hit, demons.
Two-baae bits. Sharps. Clemens. Sim
mons and Hawklna . 1 Kin hi. ni.o.
Evans to Brdwn. Keating, Vlgble to
Hichardson, Keating to Picharriaan.
Sacrifice hits, Handiboe, Evns, Dalley,
. Blgble, Richardson and doCormlck.
Hit by pitched ball, Hawkins. Struck
out by Gunderson (; Turner I. Left
bases, Golssboro 4; Raleigh 6.
Passed bull. Pallor 1. Umpire, Barr.
Time, 1:41. Alamance 400.
Frettville Downs the? Bailor by An.
. Mber Moot 8rore--Ti0 rrcncnk
fPpeclal to Kews and Observer.)
nmlngtotv N. e, July 30 It was
the same old story today, the Sailers
u" "nl Ihe ball when a hit was
eedeeL The Bailors started off with
one run In tha first Inning and that
'""J" "eir scoring, while the High
' go one in the fourth seaslon
nd one In the eighth. Brandt allowed
u iocis oniy two hits. The Bailors
the
that
Bine
Grepnjtbnro Has Won
Wlnston-Kalem. July SO. Fowltlta.
two stolen bases, a sacrifice and an
error In the eighth frame gave
TJreetisboro the four runs ana
game this aternoon, up to
time Swindell had struck out
men sJid yielded only one hit.
Greensboro J
Winston-Salem 1
. Batteries: Wallace and Buesse;
Swindell and Cole
rikevUle Defeated.
Br.rlol n News and Observer.)
Fremont N. C, July 20. In an In
terestlng ,nl weU attended fame,
Fremont defeated Plkevlllo at Plke
vllls Friday afternoon, tho score being
t to I. Both teams played good ball.
Fremont however, belnf more consis
tent. It was nip and tuck from start
to finish. Fremont winning; out In the
ninth Inning by , a beautifully exe
cuted bunt of W. Aycock and a wild
throw to first, scoring two men. Th
attendance far tha week has been
good, goth at Fremont and at Plke
vlile. - . - :
The standing of tha cloba at th end
of the second .week Is as follows:
Clubs. Won. lost , PC.
Mount OUva 2 I .100
Plkevllle ..... ......I 2 ,400
' Fremont -2 . .200
Keoly ..... ...... ..2 , 4 .112
We
Are
QPEH
TODAY
B - r- ' 1 - - 'i
-,- aJsj -rr, nr.-r..r1-g
Both l'honcs 1A7 -
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HENRY T. HICKS COMPANY
Virginia League.
Richmond 6; Petersburg
Norfolk H; Lynchburg 1
First gamo. Uoanoke 2:
Second same. Roanoke ;
Danville 0
Danville 1
South Atlantic Lnaffuex
FIT st (fame. Macon : Savannah 1.
So'ond Kame.-r-Macon 1; (Savannah 2.
Jacksonville 2; Columbia 3.
Columbus 2: Augusta 4.
National League
St anlon Lose Hard, Luck 14-Innlnf
Oomest
Brooklyn, N. T., July 30. Brooklyn
and Philadelphia baUled for 14 Innings
today, the visitors winning by two to
one. Not a run was scored until the
final Inning. Both Bcanlon and Sw
ing pitched treat hall throughout and
received brilliant support, three last
double plays cutting off rone.
Score: R.H.E.
Phi la 000 000 t0 000 03 3 1
Brooklyn 000 000 000 000 01 1.10 2
' Batteries: Ewlng and Dooln; Bran.
Ion and Bergen.- Time, 2:40. Um
pires, Klgler and Emails. 1
fttuburf Geta Ret Back by Uw Beds,
Pittsburg. Fa.. July 20. Cincinnati
broke Pittsburg's, winnings streak to
day by a 4 to 2 victory. This, with
New York's douhls defeat of Boston.
dislodged Pittsburg from second place.
riving the Giants an advantage of 10
polnta Bee be pitched a plucky game
for the visitors. Leever tasted five in
nings and all of Cincinnati's, runs
were mads oft htm. .
Score: . . . R.H.E
Pittsburg .090 020 00 2 2 .1
Cincinnati . . . . .101 020 000 4 4 I
Batteries. Loever, LeiOeld and Gib
son; . Beebe, T. 'Clark and McLean.
Time, 2 hours. Umpires. Klern and
rtclativ's MatrnlrV-riit PlU-Iwug VCtm
i Anothev tMune) lYnra MS. Lontw
Pt Louis, Mo, July 30- Chlcagu
won from BL loui today by a score
of 4 to 1. 1'fetstrr held the local
team te four hits, while I'nrrtdon was
hit sxfrty ten times. , He user and
Kenethy retired Chicago In on (nnlof
r a triple play. ' '
Vavluiutlnn lla a Ninth Inning IUII
That 4 oiikk Near W inning.
' rhlldel:hi. l a. July 39 -Phlla- 1
delphia had t-U s game well in han,1
! until the ninth inning when HeiiO-T '
I weakened atnl ivhington score! f"ur
runs and hd the !es filled before
j Plank was wit V "Itch. The Ut
ter en-ted the rai'v after forrlns In a
run with a I -(.. ,n balls and Phil -I
d-lphta win iy score of I to 5 j
i Bei-kendorf in'ured his right hand In
: the tirnt InninK iin a pitched ball and
; Ht-rir hand l-w m so sore that j
; Johnson was for ed to ease up In his
, trtif, .eei an i was hit bard in th.-,
I cloelng Inninm.
! Washington 609 900 5 5 ft E- !
j Philadelphia 19901023 7 1! 1
Batteries Johnson, Beckendorf
and Henry: Bender, Plank snd i
Thomas. Time. 1:11. I'mplres.
O Loughllnand Kgan.
Irrn4t Fast totting Bark In tm.
Chicago, 111 . July 30. Detroit made
It three straight from Chicago today,
4 to 2, scoring all the rona off V"h(te
In the s-cond and third 4nAlnirs '
ftcoTf. who pitched th laat six
rounds blanked the champions with
one hit. The locals wasted four op
portunities hv lax haa running and
Inability to hit Willet
Bcor: R. II. K.
Chicago 100 001 3 T 3
Detroit 022 totoeo 4 I 3
Batteries: White, Bcott and Sulli
van; Willett and SUnag. Time, 1:40.
Umpire, Ferrtne.
Cf Yowng KeetM l p Hts IVosac Recced.
Clevelssd, Ohio. July 30. Cleveland
defeated St Louts. 3 to 1.. Cy Young
winning his MJnd game. Both pitchers
were hit bard, but war effective with
men oa base.
Score: - R. H. K.
Cleveland 010190 00 S
St Loots VO 90S 01 111 .
Batteries: -Torir 'and rau-rrr.
Lake and Stephens. Time, 1:31. Cm-
ptrea, vaas and Dlnesa.
- ; "'
- I . - - t) P -a i '
0'jtlniM t4aj.m itt n, sM"i'f lfh miri':itn t'm
1Attiana, of centinsxxii ItnoM. i4V t'.rourfb xlin uf nquat uir
Iwi'THKHMS, Of tjfrttejs I ni. reatMlhrvninri potnl ff j'it 4m
fmuir. ihrr br 4in nh f..t ti - f r iirt. IV', n 1 st-0"
blMitoui lnfliMMAot irfmirir Q) ctoai; (rtl
t o4y. A ehMirJ. n.ln. fsnoi. fat mport, atMijt.
Ht will
14
If'l rit Of si' OBles-4 r-r itO.I
At vrlili ihm wind Firat fUrnf maziittiim tmtrriur
r-j, worvM 1 ?i hout r-itirii!. if It iuMia Ul tktcb
nv!(fh. X. July
K'r North Carolina.
or nor
.TO Kurorat for TialetKh ni vicinity:
ImmI Fhiavfrrt Sundfty. Monday fair;
SCA I
iicht t
th S iintl.'t v :
"'ox" too
Off
Mon-lrty fair.
TVfewteid New Terk sua VTnU
Harm so turosag rissrea,
BostoB, Massw July 30. Boston re
gained second plecf lh th lestira to
day by defeating New York In tea tn
nlngs. I to 4. Th Viet tors tied the
scar la th ninth Inning. Le-wls hit
t the Sag pole h center field la th
tenth, scoring Speaker with th win
ning ran,
Beove: st.rT-.nw
New York -....190 94)9 491 04 9 1
Boston Ml 941 1 1 t a
Batteries: Warhep , and Mitchell;
Areilane. Smith, stlelnow and Carrl
gan. Time, I'mptrwa, Conaolly
and Kerla.
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Preliminary Surrey; Macadam.
Sand-clay Roads. Maps, Etc. Cor-
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fllaucua A. ryaat Ens . VTlison. !
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with privilege it wee ef dining reeni
and kitchen. . Af fl 1. 1 W. Lang 8W '
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