THE NEWS AND OBSERVES.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 151.
A.
: Capitals, " Tourists - and
Patriots C
Are Yesterday's Winners '.' ,
Rain Stops 'Majority 'r;V :
a;" ; Games H ti-Jll)
" In the Big leagues
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SP.OKTS
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1UETS SHOT OUT
CURRfE PITCHES
Capitals Send Six Runs Home
In-Second When Visitors
' Bunch Errors.
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U The'currieV Krror rtsorutuilng
combination prowed too powerful for
Fmorys cellatfte .yesterday and the
Capitate aoned another victory,
maklii two out' theSaerics. It was
ay wSjalng and" the one run scored
i the initial frame wm utte enough
to get the vletoryvin the;faoe of the
'upfrk work of Mtsrphey Currle.
Ciinie ebut-out th visitor and Al
lowed btil five srslUrre.1 fltrtlc. H
to true he wa wild. Issuing hair
wn base, hut he always tightened
with. runner n'the p.-n)hN ind It wr
Impossible for the Iton-ct to push .
single rua a'i'oea tho rov-wcd piece of
rubber. The nearest ChRJott cam'
f scoring wm In the fouth frame
when the Hornets secured two of
their hit. With Munch on second
and two out Mieehsn iilngled clearly
to centre. Munrh irmted for home,
but waa eauKht at the plate by a per-f.-ct
throw from Schuyler in center.
The throw cut the plate in two on at
. tlirect line ami beat the runner ny
several f-t. It waa aeiy the beet
liekllrx feature of the afternoon and
Fob waa given nice applause- en route
. to the bench. After that Innln- tne
-w-.iaitrs -didn't cot a runner part eee
'" i-nd Imum. In th sixth, eighth and
ninth the itrst man up gov ou base
by pa-wea. but after getting to aerond
they eventually died for the want of
y-ftttjn- error. 1 n the ninth.. Bey k In.
3rt 9b. walked. Curiie then fill ned
two and made the other one foul out
to Tally.
- The Hornet staged another of
heir erratK contests, but yesterday
they hunched their mlecuea try tbt
second frame at which time the
Capital piled up half a docen tallies
by adding three bingle at th time
when the vlslsora took their ascen
sion. - After the awful eeoond round
the Hornet settled down with their
fielding and put up a good exhibition
contributing- but two more bobble to
their- large list. But with these two
error they convinced the fan that
they have acme ability aa pla,ye
Heck, in the right garden, made
TIMELY HITTING
l!S FOB PATRIOTS
Twins Feature With Three
; Homes; Moorefield Getting .
Two Over Wall.
. STANDING OF THE CLUBS
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Claba . W. IV IV.
Aahewlllav j. ...... B " 31
Halclgn ........... ..aM
lnrluua :1 - 4.
(rrraeburo ....... 1 .4
Wineton J71
tClaarlotto it 40
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
C-luhM
rtttlarfrtptota
('liicwmt . ,
Hrvoalyw
I1uhurar
New York
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pretty run and catch or Newman a
little fly In the elichth Innln and an
aure waa t'ltranu that the fly would
fall aafe that he was doubled off
third.
Hchuyler and CUrann (Inured In
' the two biaaeat field Ina feature of
the game. Hrhuylrf with hi perfect
throw ta th plat In the fourth rob.
bed the Horneta of a run. In'the
eventh Moor drove a fly directly
over second. The lick left hi bat
with all the mark of a hit when
t'ltrano leaped Into the air and (bear
ed the drive ere it fell to terra flrma.
tit re no aiao loomad mighty large
at tho plate, the Capital shortatoj)
batting l.no perjrent lth hl four
"TTiUa" In Tou r "time af oat. He had " a
double In the fifth, mt fast tlalding
by Boykin . caught him at second,
liowever, in the eighth he laced out
corking triple to left-center, th
ball almoet getting by the outfield
era.
Local fans saw two of the Capitals
In action for th first time. Buck
Jloberts. recent new m.mlrr, played
In right held and It' na use to aay
how he worked. Kvcrybody in fan
don known this young man's ability
km a lis 1 1 player. Ileliln t bang out
any binglea yesterday, but It must
be taken in consideration that h has
not been playing lately. Ms came
&her) from ChirU mi. whr he
had trouble with bis throat. The
liter Capital who ess in hi flrat
game here .waa Murphey Currie. of
Karfcrtl. '
- Currte was en the mound and he
appeared very large to the Horneta.
J-'lvs bingle he allowed them, but
when they looked threatening, he
alwaya eerved them a asaorttnent of
offering that were almpiy-t un hit
table. He wa wild, giving six Hor
net free transportation to first, but
: that Utile nisuer of fact didn't get
Jhlro Into much trouble. Currl serv
ed a combination of fast ones and
Quick breaking curve, keeping them
.n the corners.
- Rut Raleigh funs saw on thing
more real than anything ebie. It was
the umpire Sir peter Uoyle, ex
Twin and now a member of Presi
dent Arthur I.ion umpiring staff,
- - Aad Mr. Hi 15 le gave sutiafactnry work
ion -wrbit retor He- -hew -hail little
. pcrrien r ...In. arliltratlng before,
while' a player; bvV wtane n(' real
; avart aa an n mnTre y eat ei Uayv-j-
Raleigh'a fb-s ully im In the
flrat Inning When Dysert walked.
. went to second while Mack walked
and adored when the pitcher threw
bad to Orel after Koberia ' bunted.
etack trted to score . t ht same
ptay. but wa caught at horn.
Mx runs were added In the second
. fra,m and It wa th laei time the
Iwato ai-ored. Tally, first up, wa
nafa on Munrh'a error. CM ratio beet
oot an Infield tap. McCord aarrlfic
ed and waa aafe on fielder's choice,
-both runner' advancing. Newmaa
we thrown out at first by Hlieehan.
Tally crossed the rubber, Cur
- rte waa passed. Dysert singled- ta
right, acortng ntrane and M"Ctrl.
V hen lysert waa caught between
first and second Carrie went hem
- atnd waa safe when Have oar drop
ped Rnsry'i .throw. Mark hit a
- High bounder to Munch and. beat the
fielder to first. Roberta hit to fthee
ban. who fumbled and allowed Hob.
erta Hfa on flrat and then threw the
- ball to jightBeld. . Dysert scored and
Roberta reached ,Asond. Whil
Mchuyler was drawing a pasa Rob
erts' stole third. Hchuyler walked.
Ta the double steal, Roberta acored
and Schuyler took aecond. Tally
RADNOR
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TH P. N'RW
Arrow
GOLLARi
tasMal sn
Wlnwton-Kalem. May . 4. 'Teas
truly day of lucky hluing of thelftuMum
Twins, afltbottgh the luck happened It lawlajUHtl
ta m. bad. At any rate Oreensboro I - lamia
got in hlta more timely and defeated
the Twins. I lo i. Winston players
secured 11 safeties for a total of 14
Mooretfleld .secured two homer dur
Ing the aflemofin of pjay and his
circuit trive netted . exactly three
run.. Htaiart also gut a noiner.
In the first Oreensboro secured a
brace of runa on a wild throw by
(tHteen when ranner were on base.
Hewell single and steal and Van
Horn's stiigle netted one run In the
1 Mfth. In the sixth Welch hit over itu train
the right wall. In the seventh twal 1otila
error gas'e one run. in tne eignin
Mi'Dnnlrljalnglnd. Hohart bunted and
McUanlel - wa caught at aecond
Urout her . walked. Hewell beat out
a slow rolbr to third. Van Horn hit
to flrnt and Mnhart waa caught at
the plale ionel doubled to right.
jseiKling three runner hum", h
1 Winston's runa came flrat when
MUu-kle walked and scored on
Snjiart'a" double, then on Btusrts
drUve eer the wall. In the sixth,
wifn -one ojw - Moorefield drove his
flraf tvonw. Hi Jaat one cam la
the eighth Inning.
W... It, Pet.
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1 ! .411
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
.1he
fThwgo -. , .
PIUMbMTg . ,
Newark . . .
Brooklyn
Kaneaa City
Italfisnore) ,,
W, U ret. Claha '
I .NT Naebvlllo .
IS ' M . New Orteaaai
I, n . T CluUUnooga
10 MM Htrnsiiwrhaaa
, -fcoa MecnplUa . . .
IS .464) AUaata .....
it f Mobile ......
IS J7S LetUe Bock ,
VIRGINU LEAGUE.
Oat
Norfolk
Rocky
SaBoU
W.
PS.
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.44)
J44
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
nabs. -
New York .
Uetrotg . ,
ChbwgA , ,
Wsstainatoai
tier eta nd -. ,
inuiaddphta
Ht.
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W. L. Pc.
It 4 -TI4
14 . .Tag)
H , J7
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m i .444
4 II J41
14 . .S4S
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
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Pet.
.T4S
.411
47S
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. -
GUILDERS
Keeping the Senators in the Pennant Race.
OVERCOME LEAD
Rocky Mount Use's Again;
Eisel Hits Over Fence;
. Goobers Also lose, .
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.
At Ralctgh Tr Charlotte .
At Wlneum-Nalcnt Ureeneboro SV.
At Aalievllle 4; Irltam S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
IVeensboro r
Rrcxithera, cf. .
HewtltrJb.-.-.-;
Van Horn. Ib.
QosraaJl. If. ...
Klrkc. rf.
Welch.'h. ....
Howard, as.
McDaniel. c. . .
Mohart. K ...
Ab. R. II. Fo. A. E
ft I I 1 4 4
..a, -a.
1 IS
2
Total
II I IS Z? II
Winston! v Ab, R. H. Po. A. E.
Mackle, 2b. 4 II S S S 4
Harlwr, cf.V--'- 1 S 0
Htuart. as, (1 2 2 10
Moorefk-ld, rf. .. 4 2 S t 0 4
Klsher. 'If. ..... . 4 0 . I S 0 4
Gates. tb4-,..... 2 4 1111
Kohlcr. c, 4 4 a 1 1
Willlama. Jb. ,.H 4 0 0 T 1 4
(Xteen. p. ....... . "10 e 4 1
Maador. P I 0 1 4,1 4
Hunter 1 4 4 1 4 4
Total ..... IS I 11 27 I I
At pTilUdelpbla-Nrw York, rata.
At HruuiUya.lVasUia. rain.
At hWmgo-ClnciiinslJ, wet ground.
At Ilttsburg 4; hi. Loaaa S.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Now York-Philadelphia, cold
weather.
At Cleveland-Chicago, raid westhcr.
At Boatoai Si Washington 4.
At tit. txiari I; DetroR S.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
At Norfolk S: Hnffolk S.
At Newport New 4: Rocky
Mount S.
At INirtarboutii S; Peters barg a.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.'
At Indianapnlla S; Colusnbu S.
At lulsvillo 4; tlevcUnd a.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
At flaAalo-kanas CHy.
At Kewark-PtUsbarg. rain.
At Rtwokljrxt-tM. Ixmia. rala' .
At BeJUaaore St C1ilra s
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Atlanta 4; Blmdnerham I.
At UtUe Hock 1; Mewsplu 4.
At Mobil St New Urieaaa t, (nine
Inningn, darkness).
At Chattanooga S; KashvUJe f.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
At Richmoatd IS: Montreal S. ;
At ' Jersey . -Clty-loroato, groand
tasssar w Iks Xs as Okssnwl
Newport Nawa- Va.. May 4 New-
port News overcome a lead of three
runa and defeated Rocky Mount by
count of 4 to S today. Mumfnrd
waa almoet Invincible after th first
round whll ADDlegal for the North
Carolinian had two bad period.
Th Tar Heels scored all of their
ran In the first on two single, a
wild pitch and a bom run. Blttl
singled but waa forced at aecond by
Doyla. Doyta went to second on a
wild pitch and scored on Gray' sin
gle. After Snyder had fanned Riael
thea drove the ball over the right Held
fence for the longest .home ran In
several eaaona
Th Hhlp Builder scored In tha
fourth on Crtat'e double and Smith'
Ingle. - la th fifth Carnaa and Has-
aingtea In succession and both
advanced a baa on Mumford's sacri
fice, Berger then cleaned up with a
triple to th club house. Berger acor
eeV when Uaubert fumbled Bunting'
grounder. , ' -
Fielding features were contributed
by Bunting. Walters and Daubert. the
latter making Mveral sensational
eoMiatopa od throw.
Rooky lit. AB. R. It, PO. A. E.
Bittl, If .. . 4 4 11 4 4
Doyl. b ..ij..., 4
Snyder, lb t 4
Oray, -r 4
EiaeJ. cf S
Parma le, b .... 4
DaabarUaa . .
Ryan, e S
Applegate, p S
MMksMspsa-MiiiiBiuiisMr 4i w 4 imMmmm0mmmmmmm
m vy-: i--,.-.. k-vb.- , r-vjfcv--. -t- - v . - --.aM-sa
X -rrv-' "jf ;: ...... i
i t.i . . . it
5 ..-.,.. , v..; J!
If ' v ,w 11
IB
Clark Griffith.
Total
St
At Newark-Baffakx rain.
At Providence T Roc heater I.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
At Albany ; Aagweta . "
At Macon S) Ravaansth II.
At Coioanbwe St CoiaaaMa S.
At Jackaonville 4; Charlektoa
IS.
Score
Oreenaboro
Winston
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IS ( 11 27 I I f
by innings r. - Diamond Dust.
ro ........, 440 211 1141 .
140 101 414-rl --
HCMMARY:
Two-muw hlta Htuart.
Mackle, llarber. tlnsnell.
Home runs Welch, Stuart.
flrli (I).
date.
Moore-
Poor Hornet.
Curiie la certainly another My era
Watch that boy pitch when ha haa to
exert himaelf.
Itaae on ball Oaleen 2; Meador I:
Mohart 1.
Struck put Oeteen I: Meador I;
Mohart I.
Hit by
riatoMlt.
Stolen bane Hewell, Van Horn,
Welch. McUanlel.
Double ilay Van Horn to How
ard. Hewell to Welch to Van Horn.
Left on base Oreensboro' 14:
Wlnnton T.
Hlta off Osteezi, 4 In 4 Innings: off
Meador. 4 In I Inninga
Time 2 hours. II mlnutea.
I'mplre Mr. Hlackburn.
Attendance 494.
Dv riahbv. Oab Informed the sport
writer iast night that be waats to sea
better attendance today,
RucV Roberta looks' mtghty good In
Jt
will be done wltlf Archie Farmer
Jam Thorp mad an error In hi
first game after Joining hi team. Ha
failed to get. a hit IB two times at
bat.
That throw by Schuyler yeaterday
waa a plppen and waa only a dupli
cate of a similar one h mad Mon
day. Monday's throw held a runner
on third.
came to bat for the second time that
Inning and flew out to Chriatanbury
in trn.
Charlotte
Chrlatenbury,
Kmery, 2b. .
Uoak. lb. ..
MUIK&. lb .
I toy kin, xf. .
Heck. rf.
Hheehaa, aa
Havener, c ,
Moore, p. . .
-Total . . . . I
If..
Ab. R. H. Po. A
1414
1
1
4
"S
1
4
MrMenu. former . Purham pitch
er, was driven from the mound in
tha opening frame of Monday's game,
the Albany team lilt tin his delivery
hard. The best will loae. aome time.
Blackburn I an old Virginia Leagu
player. He wa a member of the Nor
folk team at the same time when. Mr.
W. A. Wynne, of this city, waa a star
player.
3 4 5 34 II T
Raleigh Ab. R. H. Po. A. K.
Dysert. If I 2 1 1 4 4
Mack. lb. ...... 2 4 1 4
KolH-rt. rf. I 14 2 1 4
Srhayter. cf. ..... I 4 t I 14
Tally, c..... 4 I 1
Mtrarm ae r-rr 4 1 - I a
M'orclb 1 t 1 4
Newman. Jb. . . .- , 4 - I
Cirrrte,----pT-vv..;vi t : - "- -1-4
President Lytin says that he hnpea
Pullry will be an equal if not au pa
rlor to Hlackburn. Well, there ona
thing certain. II will have to go
some to beat that fellow Blackburn
In the umpiring business.
Tally deserve a lot of era! for the
way ha haa bandied himself behind
tha bat. The young man ram her
argn outfielder, but when Mack ask
ed him la.catch. he rradlly donned th
mitt and mask and haa been kolillng
down tha' Job In neat style aver alnoe;
Total
27 T 27 t 4 1
Score by Innings " It
Oharlotte tfl 4g 4
Raleigh r r4 S44 44 7
SLMMAtir;
Threr-laise lilts Oil re no.
HacrlAce Robert. Mct'ord.
Kaae nn balls Moore 4: Currl 4.
Struck mil Moor t: t'urrt 7.
Stolen bases Kmery', Roberta 121.1
Schuyler. Cttrano. I
loubl playa Munch to Moore ta I
uoak. nee 10 ima. Robert to Mark.
t'ltrano to Mack. .
Passed ball Tally.
lWt on base Charlotte I: Ra.
leigh 4.
First bae na errors Ka Irish 4
Time V hoiifL 4fi mlnutea.
I mplre Mr. Rnyle,
Attendance Ifi a. 1 '
McCONNELL'S WILDNESS
C0ST6Y TO CHICAGO
OLD HATS .
WADE LIKE NEW
PaUMuna, Straw, Fsh
and all kinds of hats for
men .and women.
11 caned and made to Jnok Ilk few
meg IO J9C .
Send your hat by Parcel Post
am 'Rircsoc s
ill fayewerllle Rairtgh, N. C.
Newport Nawa AB. R. H
Borger, If 4
Bunting. Ib S
Crist, a ......... S
Smith, rf .4 ..... . 4
Walk.r. cf . J,... 4
Walter. Sb ...... . 4
Carnaa, lb 4
H assort, c . S
Mumford, p ..... 2
Totals .....a.. 81
Score by Innlnaa:
Rocky Mount . .
Newport New ,
1 4 4 2 4
1 4 II T 4
I I 1 4.4
4 14 14
..-. 4..J..4 .. 1
4 4 4 2 4
4 4 4 2 4
5 4 24 14 1
S. R. H. PO. A. E.
1114 4
4 1 1 14
114 14
4 114 4
4 14 4 4
4 14 2 4
1 1 14 1 4
1 1 4 4 4
4 4 4 I- 4
4 S 27 10 4
Here Is Clark Griffith, manager or
the - Washington Senators . of . th
American ie7ue,-who is keeping- hi
club right tip In th first division,
with hopea of winning. tha pennant
ami the wortd' -championship later,
r'or several season Griffith, with tha
hlp of the great Wake Johnson, th
strongest pitcher In baseball when he
Is going light, haa kept th club up
high, but has been noeea out by th
Athletic of Philadelphia and tha Red
boB-of Boston Tola yewr the Red Soa-
have shown signs of falling off, and
connt Mack' Athletics have been
(H-HnlderaWy weakened by the loss of. 1
Kddie Cellln and Frank Baker. I
Therefor. v Orifflth figures h will I
have an eaaier time, and will win th
pennant -In hi league. ...
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000 120 OOg 4
Where They Play
CAROLINA LEAGUE
Chariot let af Raleigh.
Jreenhuo at Wnwakon.
Dnrham at Ashe-rltie.
Ha T very-good in getting under foul
rile.
And . what do you think of Pete
Boy I. Just' stops playing baseball
and Joins the rank of th nmplrea.
Boyle mad a good start yesterday
and It la hoped that he will hav
smooth aaillng while In th Capital
of North Carolina.
- SUMMARY:
Horn run Eisel.
Three-base hit Parmale Mer
ger.
Two-base hit Crist.
Sacrifice Mumford.
Stolen bases Bunting til. Smith.
Walter. Eisel. -
Base on ball off Mumfnrd tr off
Applegate t.
Struck" out by Mnmfnm-' "l
nppirsaw m.
-Wtld pltchMa Mttiwiford.
r-aased baU Ryan.
lft on bases New Dort K
Rocky Mount I.
Time Ih. 41m.
TJmplra McOowan.'-
SAVES DEFEAT
Bulls Hit Munoz Hard, But
Asheville Hit More Oppor
tune and Wins.
Pool has been released by Manager
Mack . and baa cast his signature to a
contract with the manager of the
Fredericksburg. Maryland, club. Mo
Govern and Ward, two pitchers who
ineo out acre, are also mem bars of
that team. . v .
cab l really surDi-taed. There 1
one ran In Raleigh who thinka Mc
t'ord la little alow In hi fielding
arouna aecond. What do van think
of that, fan? Guess that certain fel
low meant that Mct'ord had to ease
up a bit to stay la th class of other
econd-eackers.
William Wynn eaved Tom West 1
yesterday. Roth were In Ih right
Held bleacher when Hehnvlar hit -
snarp roui drtv tewarda them. Tom
ducked, hoping that th ball would
escape mm. The ball waa going
ii ik in ior lorn need when hi
friend Mopped th ball with his bar
nana.
r
IN UM tmtMUt TI.
Baltimor. . May 4. McOonneM s I
wlldnee Inthe opening Inning w
aumdent to give Baltimore two runs. I
just enough to take the first of the!
seriea from Chicago today S to t
Quins pitched good ball throughout
r tison a homey featured.
Score: R. It. K. I
Chicago . . . . 444 144 4142
rialtlmnre . . , , 204 144 S4 I t II
.,.... ... --lapKar. wnixm-
wuina ana uwsn.
llfmZOd SI SPrtDKD.
v l let aiK.n4 rwasl.
Mew Tork. Mar 4 PreaMaBl
Tener announced today he had aus-
penqeo Manager Hersoar of the Cia-
clnnattl National for five daya for his
altercation with I mplre Meier at St.
u?ura aataraay.
BASEBALL
TODAY
Raloich
Charlotto
4:09 P.M.
LEAGUE PARK
Those Charlotte nlavere are umni.
hacked to death rather tti a. 1.. I
fertor club. Kmery haa several good
players, but tha boyg are so aaxiourl
to win a nn. tnat everv time tkn
in -a.- el plaoe -Utay.-loaa -.their
nerrea.-- If they ever - win- ana.- ape.
wm sew a cnang ror tha bet
TRIPLES DEFEAT
ifRi Tro inuimnn
llilLILIliJUHlaJUIg
Foster Supported at Critical
Moments; Detroit Beats
' Browns by Error.
TARS PRESENT NKWj PlTCllF.lt
noriolk. va.. May. 4. Norfolk
presented a revised Unarm m
Tlgnor, a Richmond - aemi-prn. ap
lerlng behind tha bat. and I'aum-
garoner, rormerly of Newport New?,
on tha mound. The latter held Suf
folk to el scattered hlta whi',4 Nor
folk hit freely and defeated Hu.Tola
tr the acor of I lo t Barsclno waa
released after ho had .dellberaialv
struck out three tmea. ; . -t
Score:. R. H. B.
Suffolk .. .... 241 404 444 I 4 4
Norfolk . . ... S01 424 14 S 11 t
BatUrios: Uraham. Jamison and
Welcher; BAumgardner and Tlgnor.
WHTTTKirs HIT GIVES) WINNING
f RUN.
Portsmouth, Va May 4-jrour
baas on ball by Rlc and a hit bat
ter by Hirsrb who rellaved him In
th ninth Inning today gav Ports
mouth a f to I victory over Pete
burg. Whitted Texas Leaguer
orougnt in tna winning ran with no
body out. Three double, playa were
the features.
"cote: , " R. II. E.
Fctersburg , . . 441 424 244 I 111
Portsmouth .. 440 414 201 I 11 I
rtatteiiee: -Rice. -Hfraeh-and -Te
McKeyhan and Milliman. -
PIRATES BEAT CARDINELS-
- IN DRIZZLING RAIN.
lapnisl w Tk. Ness aad Onswl.
Asheville. May 4. Brilliant fielding
by Fenton and Wascm saved Munoa,
tha Cuban twirler. a defeat thla after
noon, when th Bulls pounded hta de
livery for ten safeties. Aaherllle,
1 however, . hit more opportunely and
ulbsyiuorybV -a. acor-of 4-to- JV
Muny of tha visitors' hit war
wastns, and when runners were on
the paths and bingle sorely needed,
M iinos alwaya tightened. Forbes
pitched a good game, but he failed
to tighten at the right time.
Durham got its flrat nut in the
first Inning, when Duggan lifted a fly
over the fence, the ball clearing
th palings In left-center. In the
aecond Dayton walked and scored,
counting on Angler's sharp single to
left
Asheville aent Its first two across
on a single by Jlmines. Bumb walk
ed. Fenton sacrificed him to second.
Hickman walked. Bumb waa forced
at third when Perritt hit to "Forbes.
Hickmnn and Perritt then pulled off
a double steal. J! mines singled to
left, coring Hickman and Perritt. Ia
tha fourth Wasem singled, went to
aecond on Humb'a bant, and scored on
Fenton' doubl to right. The last
ran cam In the sixth.' Waeem open;-'
d with a single to left, Bumb sent
him to second with a bunt H went
to third on sn Inneld out, and scared
when Morpeth dropped Dnggan'
1 a row 10 nrst Tor tho last out.
Durham-
Angler, cf.
Duggan, 2 b.
Morpeth, lb. .,
Kelly. J., rf. ..
Kelly. W , ss. . .
Hitler, lb. . ...
IJtchfleid. If. . ,
Kuykendall. If.
Dayton, c. , . . .
Forbes, p
Total .......
Asheville
Rradshaw; an. .
Corbett, '8b. . .
Wasem. If.
Bumb, lb. ....
Fenton, cf. ; . .
Hickman, rf. .
Perritt, Sb. ...
Jlmlnet, c. , . . .
M4MWS,- p. . . . .
AD.-H. H. Po. A. K.
S
S.
S .
ST 14 24 li t
Ab. R. H. Pto..Af R
1:
. 4
t- 4
It
1 t
s
-44-
Total
is 4 f 27 14 S
Score by- Innings-- ' " ' R
Durham 114 404 S
Aahevillo -.,-, 424 141 44 4
-1.1
SUM MART:
Two-base hits J. Kelly, Fenton.
Bradahaw.
Home runs Duggan.
Hacriflce Bumb 4 2). Fenton.'
Haa on balls Forbes I: Munos.4. 1
Struck out Forbes I; Munos 4.
Stolen bases Anaier (II. W. Kelly."
Dayton, Hickman IS). Perritt"-.
Uouble plays W. Kelly lo Duccaa
to Morpeth.
Ieft on bases-kDurham 12: Ashe
ville 4. -,
First base- on errors Durham 12:
Asheville 1.
Time 1 hour.' IS minute.
I'mplre Mr. Brandon.' ' . - - -Attendance!
124. ' 1 '
lb si I Sim rrsail. '
PMtbut Bay 4. In a drinllna
' rain Pittsburg defeated gt Louis to
day 4 to S. Th contest was stonced
twice by' th rain and waa called In
th but half of the eighth. Both
Harmon and Perdu were hit hard.
I long hlta being numerous.
i Score! - .. J Z -.. R. H. K
St Louis ...... 02 I t
PttUborg ..... 124 414 44 4 4
Perdu and Snyder; Harmon and
Schang. ,
WILL ORGANIZE LEAGUEy I I
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Eddie Collins
Drinks
Beaton. Mass, May 4. Foster, sup
Parted at critical momenta, on (pitch
ed Walter Johnson today and Boston
won from auhbirtna 1 1.1 Su-b.
er' triple scored Hooper, who had
been paaeed T nhe first, sn twis I
trtpi snd HohHtaelf nlngl roanted
again tor tho Red Sox In the seventh.
Scot: R. H. B.
wasnington ... 444 44S 44 4 4 I
boston .. 14 444 14 S 4 I
J on neon and Alnsmlth. Williams;
Foster and Thomas.
ERROR (ilVES TWO RfNS.
St. Lsula. May 4 Vttt a ad Cobb
acored In tho Bret Inning of the Da
irtMl-m. IouM gmms today oh 8hot
ten's fumble of Vesrhy's fly. A home
ran by McKoe In the sixth completed
the scoring for Detroit, which won
S to 1.5 -
Score: ; R. H. 15.
Detroit ...... 24 441 444 S 4 4
St toula.. 144 444 1 I f
Botand and McKeo; Hamiltoa.
Canvas, Horh and A gnaw.
1 ss . .. .... it'
As far aa known at present. Ih
glralts ka th only animal aktch is en
tirely dumb.
(serial w Tat Mess as OWnsi:
Statssvilla. May 4. Up to yester
day afternoon the committee solicit
ing subscriptions to th stock of th I
Btatesviltw AthleUe Association had
secured subscriptions to th amount!
of-174 or-more. JnJ amounts of It I
eegrh. It la the purpose to Incorporate I
th association with a capital or II.-1
504. and th promoters expect to. be I
ready to send ror their charter and
effect permanent organisation within
a short time. The association will I
promote baseball and other athletic I
In St at earl lie snd may ' ultimately i
ertahlleh an athletic building. The!
wwrk of grading th ball park Ig In I
.f PICatERIStt TO INTS, '
ray as tsaimi ivi. ' . '-
' NW Tork. May 4. Catcher Pick
ering of the New York - Americana I
was released today to the Richmond I
International club under an optional I
agreemem. -
linen has proved available for the
covering of aeroplane wing. The
fabric la coated ertlh ' ossein, whfc h
strengthen the onatenal and anahee
it MntO a i
fit'
considers it trie premier, sfl-round wrle40fn4) -thirst-quencher
for athletes. This comes yeB'-.
from one of whom Coniskey said, after raying;
f ?0.OO0 for him I secured him for the White
Scu fans because I beUeve he will prove that he
is tne greatest exponent of quick
thinking and the brsmteVpUyerin- . .
1 gaine.
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