THO NEWS AND OBSERVED
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Bulls, Patriots - and- ; .
. -Tourists '4
Are Yesterday V Winners.
il
Phillies Lose Again
' : While.
. Boston Beats Yankees, '
ay ; c:.m:.g, may 11, i9i5.
SPG
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LiiEOS LOSES
IIISFIMIE
"Chief Is Wild and Gives Up
Ten Hits; Bulls Win in
. V .Eleventh, -' '
; "v -
0 lastcial 1W K ass'oejmwl.
' fmrham,' May. 14. Before boll
dejr crowd of 1214 enthualaaUd and
exclttaf spectators, mt whom over one
hundred ekme oyer (rem too-Capital
. City. Durham defeated Raleigh to
T n anA eleven-Inning cam this at'
teraoon and incldently administered
the Arse beating thai "Chief Myera
has suffered during tha season.
Ths run that gave tha Bulla tha
. victory cam aftar two batters had
been retired, on via tha tannine
' route. and .tha other by skying tor
ItyrrU Brick Boyle, - catcher "Ml
' then- Inflelder, delivered the wallop
that beat Myera. After the mentioned
two uta? J. Kelly arrived aafe on tha
. InHial sack when Bob Schuyler, at
third, fumbled hla easy roller, Kelly
asked for a runner and when Msn-ag-t
Mack refuaed at aucb a critical
tltae Litchfield waa promptly aubatl
taed a playing right neld. Utchfleld
, then'ikolo when Perkins threw tow.
Boyle then alnaied te center and
- Lltuhtlald scam pared - homo .. amtdat
wild excitement and cheers from the
, Darhiruv rooters.
FaiTm- made-a deeparste- -effort to
stave r tha winning ran la that nnal
frame and made a beautiful throw
- trota ranter, bat -Red" ' beat tha
heave by- a foot.--;
As a-good exhibition of tha national
pastime, but little can be geld. Other
elements prevailed. However, those
. who feelped to swell the gat receipts
dldn t voice vary much dissent, vur
aham tfaas were very jubilant over tha
victory,,,': Not so much because It waa
Raleigh their team beat, but mora
an account of tha defeat of Myera. "
Krrora were big features of tha
game and from tha start the specta
. tors were hardly aura ofan out until
the hall had either finished its flight
Into noma fielder's glove or la turn
the barter, called out by tha 'umpire.
It, waa tone of those exhibitions that
fuknlah jplsnty of guessing on tha out-
eorhe, From the way each team play,
ed the nnal result waa always in doubt.
Much reliable players on the defensive
aa Dyeert, Angler and Morpeth drop,
pad Hies and oh! what easy outs.
Oss break In the game may not
have bean a large part la tha result
or It may have been the direct cause
of Myers" -defeat One thing la cer
tain, the elongated Raleigh twlrler
waa pitching excellent ball until this
break -in the game. Tha break la
question occurred when Myera receiv
ed a hard lick on the head from a
throw, to nret, by Boyle. The blow
' stunned the pitcher for several wuri-
uiea and sent him to tha ground. iW
- recovered and continued aa tha paths.
After that llrk he became very wild.
' Issuing -no leas than nine bases' oo
balls and was hit harder than at any
other tlma this season. .
However. In mentioning tha blow an
his head It la dona so with no In
tention of giving any special excuse
lor the aereau Jtaietgn certainly naa
an oS day In tha defensive playing and
with tha errors . coming at critical
time tha Capitals probably did not
have any great expectations of a Tio-
tory-
.. 'Manager Kelly sent one of ' his
strongest pitchers against tha Capi
tals. . it waa Kuykendall, a southpaw,
who haa shown aa varied assortment
of benders In1 previous exhibitions.
Like all other southpaws who havo
worked against - Kaleigh'a -' lefthaad
. hitters he waa aent to cover after the
fifth Inning. Jack Frey. who succeed
el him, held the Raleigh hitters In
check during the remainder of tha
pastime. .
Citrsno. Schuyler and Perkina
tha peat hlttera againat the Bulls, the
three players mentioned securing
seveti of the ten safeties. Schuyler's
double came at tha right tlma and
gave two runa Perkina followed
Schuyler with a single that aent tha
third baseman home with tha third
run In tha third Inning.
Ralclgb - Akv R. H. Po. A. 5.
Insert, If. ...... I 1 1 1
Mack. lb. ...... 4
Roberta, rf. . . '. . 4
Schuyler. Sb, .... t
Perkina, c . . . . 8
I It
Cltrs.no, aa,
cX
Myera. p.
.Total "iViSTi 1 r T"s $i ' tl ' .4
Durham i "
W. Kelly, as. ....
Angler, cf. .....
Iggan) Jb. . . ..
Morpeth, lb. ....
McCoy, rf., c. . ...
lavton, U.
Hitler, lb. ......
J. Kelly, rf
Boyle, c, to. ...
Kuykendall. p. ..
prey, p. ...... j
Utchfleld. rf. . . . .
Ab. R." H. Pa. A. E.
4.1-1 t t 1
; -1 TI 1 1
-i J
S t 1
1 t
44 11-11 U f
1
-Twe out when winning ran was
; Uoora- by Innings " "TR-
ftaleifh. 114 414 44 T
" lacham y. . ... , . 44t 414 414 41
. ;'. r.'r"'.", BIMMARI;',
Two-base hits Bchuyler. Perkina
Baeiinoo Mack. McCerd 1. Mill
ar, Myera
Baas aa balls Myers t: Fray 1.
Mruck pat Myera ; Prey I; Kuy
kendall .
Stoic . hassa Morpeth, McCoy,
Lite Meld.
Double plays Frey ta Duggaa to
Morpeth.
. Ieft on r basee Raleigh 4; Dur
ham 11.
First baee on errera-Raleigh 4:
Durham 4.
Hit o Kuykendall, 7 !aS Inn
ings: Frer I In 4 Inninirs.
Time f beurs. I mlnutea '
Umpire Mr. PaaaterC -
Attendance 1114. --.
W T0WXSV1IXK.14I STOVA1X .
i tasariat Fa nan and OlMrar),
Tewnsville. May 14. Townsville
and Stovall met on the - letter's
(rounds la a faMt- and Interesting
game of basealLb Townsrille was the
.'iVlnnr by the close score of 14 to .
' Several errors 'wera charged ajrainst
each i-i'le, but Ihe. lenre aumoer of
ijid "a era amply entertained.
TIMELY DOUBLE
DEFEATS HORHETS
t aexsssmaMajieaaaraesa . ' e - ..
UfeBane't Blow in ,: Sevetith
' Clears Loaded Sacks; An
; other. New. Pitcher.
'Greensboro. May 14. UcBane
stinging doable to right field in tha
seventh while the bases war loaded
cava tha Patriots three rung and what
proved to -be tha ona necessary fori
Rowe'a pennant-aspirants - to defeat
Charlotte, T ta i.
McBeae also featured In tha defen
sive part of tha contest with pretty
catch. Howe and Mo Ian war cnar
lottes battery and both showed op
very wall considering what they were
up against. . Row came good at
tlmea, hut ha waa 'cry wild and Ave
of his paasss resulted la runa Kwn
carae to tha Hornets from tha Wllkaa
barra. Pa., club , . ander an optional
agreement.- -
Chrurt anbury, porkontey ana Mues
li an featured with their gelding.
Charlotte -' ' Ab. R. H. Po. A. E-
Christenbury, It . 4 J 1 4
Dtirborow. rc . . . 3 I . x
Hoykln. ct i.. 4 1 , t
Munch, lb. . . 4 ' 1 4 1
Emery. Ib. 4 ' 4 4 J 1
Sheehan. Ib. .. 4 11 t
Parkorner. as. " t" :t' I
Nolan.- e , -1 - S . S .4-4
Lowa...n. ....
McDonnell 1 ) 4 4 4 4
-'TotaL,,
(Jreenoboro 7
Ab. R. H. Po. A. E.
Brouthers, aa
Rows, c ...
a s
-A 1 - ' I - 1
il a
a 4- i 4
a t iii 4
a i t. hi
Edwarda ct
Ooeaeil. It .. ..
Van Horn. lb.
McBana, rt ....
HewelL So. . ...
4 4 111,1
Welch, Ib. . . . .
McWhortar. p. . .
4 4 4 1 a
Bchwartie. p.
Total ......... aa t ut u 1
' Rovra out. Interference In Id;
. . Rowe oat In - aeventh for
bunting last -etrtks. -
Batted for Vow la Bintb, -!
Score by Innings R.
Charlotta .......... 444 44a 1414
Oreaaaborv : 141 444 44-
- BUM MART; .
Two-base hi ta McBana Boy kin
(SI, heehan.- ' , -
Three baas Bits Kowa,
Home rans Nolan.
'acrifloa Row. Uosnell. - Edwarda.
Emery. Ijowa, (.--.
on aaiia Mcwnortar :
Lowe 7. -
Htruck out McWhortar 4: IjOW S.
Hit by pitched ball Edwards, Boy
aim ( by rtokwartte). r r.-r--
Doable playe Mcliaa te Brentn-
Left on bsjea Charlotte 4: Oreena-
bora; g.-- ..-T:.v-.-- -
First bass an errors Charlotte 1.
Hits off McWhorter. 4 In 4 S-S
Innings.
Time a hours. - -Umpire
Mr. Boyla. ' .
Attendance (44. '
-
RED SOX EVENS WITH
YANKEES BY WINNING,
New Tork. Mar 14. Boston avea-
ad tha series with tha Now Tork
Americana My winning the last game
tooay, to i.. . .
k-ore R.H.B.
Boston , 141 444 441 S 4 1
New Tork . 444 444 4411 I 4
Footer and Thomas: Mciiale . and
Kuna maker. .
Where They Play
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
RalHgn at Part am. '
Hkantoei at Aahcwtlla. .
tltarloUe at Greensboro.
NATIONAL LEAQUE.
M. fioaria at Rontnat. : 1 .
tldcago at BrooaJya. '
(iarlasjacl at New. York. i ,
Plttabarg at Ptoiumwpiila. -
f AMERICAN . LEAGUE.- 1
vTaablngtoa at CMcago.
PhiladelpriU at Ha, Lamia.
BoatoffKat BerroiU ..
Now at CVeveiaad. V '
FEDERAL LEAGUE
ftt. Loanw at Baltianara. '
Kaaaaa City at Newark,
f 'litragw at Broonlya.
Plusbarg at Beulaiav ,
HARTLAIfD
A leconunf coSaf dud ia wiod
enteJy low and coBaarlaLki
Ce Ha ICw '
TlVIfiS AT TalEnCY
OF "DOC" F
League Leaders Have Very
Easy Time Beating Clancy's
Bunch, Twelve to Two.
. Ashevllle, May 14. "Doe" Ferria
added another victory to hla list of
wins title afternoon when ha held tha
Twina to four hlta while the Tourists
were hitting that pill to all corners of
the park. The nnal count waa IS to S.
Winston's two tail lea came In tha
second frame aa a result of errors.
After the fourth Inning the visitors
failed to garner a aafety off Ferrbr de
livery. . Shaustlo, a aew pitcher -for
Clancy, made his dsbut In this league
and pitched batter ball thaa tha score
Indicate. Tha Twins failed to give
him tho proper support, they putting
kind. -
Manager Corbett haa - relsasei
Charlie Clapp and In this afternooa's
game aUrks, ex-Xounat, played right
field. . - - 4
Wmatoa - - . Ab. R. H, Po. A. IB.
Mack to, lb. ... . 4 4 1 S 1
Mooiwfield, It .. 4 4 1. S . 4 4
Stuart., aa ...... .4 4 4 .1 4
Barber, ct ..... . 4 - 1 1 4 4 S
Kohler. c, ..... , . a ' t S t 1 4
Oetea. lb. S 4 4 '4 a 4
WiDlama lb. .. S 4 14 4 1
Maado. . rt-.-.i -,-.-.. d I
Shauatla. p. ....'S 4 " 4 4 4 4
iota -. w as a 4 14 i a
Aahevlllel-' Ab. R. H. Po. A. E.
Bnvutit. at Ill 1 S 4
CorbotL lb. t 'v -t1t
Waeem. lL ...... . 1 I 4 t a
Bomb, lb. .. .. . V 4.1114 S 1
Hlckmaa. It ... S S 4 , 1, 4 4
Petri U. Ib. ..... 4 ISIS 1
Klrka, rt. 4 1 I l;l 1
Jlmines. a. , 41S.41'4
Ferria, p. t. t 4 1 1 -1 -.7 4
Total'
...iaf ia 14 at 84.4
Roots' by innlngs-r- R.
Winston . .. . . . . . 4S4 444 444 S
Ashevllle ......... 444 111 44 IS
! ''-',. STTMMART; v"-; --.,
--' . - - ,
Two-base hits Waaem.
Three-base hlta Jlmliirx. ' ' ,
Bacrifloa Kirka .
Baas on balls Shaustel I.
Struck out Shaustel 4; Ferria t.
Hit by pitched ball Perritt
Stolsn basee Corbett. Wasem,
Bumb S).' . - !
Double plays Bradanaw to Corbett
to Bumb, Ferria to Perritt to Brad
shaw to Bumb. . ,
Passed balls Jlmlnea
Left on bases Winston I; Aahe-
vtlle 4. -
First bass on . errors Winston 1:
Aahevtlls 4.
Tiros 1 hour. 14
Umpire Mr. Blackburn..
JIAUsndanoa T 44. --rr-
RED8 TIOER
1
Petrott. Mich.. May ltSeorsr'"
R.K.B.
Cincinnati ... 411 4SI 41 4 4 8
Detroit ...... 814 114 8114 IS i
(Game called to Catch game)..
Ton?, Brown and Dooln; ed bet
ter, Oldham and Patera
ABERDEEN It; SO. PCTES t.
. rajiriil si The htmm aad Batial. -Aberdoas,
May 14. Aberdeen 'de
feated Southern Plnea, lite 4. Tha
features of tha gam waa ay horns rua
by Phillips, of Aberdeen, '
Pleasants ana Brantley: a. wiener.
V. Wicker and Orubba.
STANDING OF
CAROLINA LEAGUE. X "
Eli I1IS
Crabs W. ,t. Pet.
AalM-vtU ........ 1 8 JMt
Raleigh .......... It S .Sag
Dsrtuuaa ......... 14) S .eat
GmsMboro ....... - - .aaa.
Utaartoai ......... f 18 ' ,IM
thartouo I'M .441
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Oaba . W, I Prt.
PtiHadyriinla ..... 1 T
(Iiacesro ......... 18 .414
RoKtow ........... 11 .4041
CrnrtiuaaU ........ Id I AM
PtttaJMHW -.,,V..lt.-ja ..4nS
Brooklyn ........ 18 . .4114
Bt Vnmia ......... IS 14 .411
New York S 14 A44)
- - FEDERAL LEAGUE
(labs ' ' W." , U
' Pet.
.64 T
ASS
A4S
AlS
AI4
.4
A48
Pltnbau-g ........ 14 S
Chkwa-n 14 IS -
Newark .......... IS It
Rrooklya ......... 18 . II
asi city ...... ia il
Baltiaaora .... ... IS 16
NC IjOwIs ......... S 14
BaCala S 14 .
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
CAROLINA LEAGUE-
At Tearham S) TUletgh .
At Oroeasboro T fhartotas 6,
At AaocviUe 18 Winstoa 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At noatoa I4 New Tork 4.'
At Rraoalya St PhHadrlphta S.
At Plttabarg IS) Oiteaga 1.
No ethers scheduled. -
'AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Xew Tork 1; Boatss) 8,
No ethers sctaedaled, - . -
FEDERAL LEAGUE
At Xcwark St CTilraaw IS,-
At Brooklyn 8; Iuumm City 4.
At Baltimore. 4: PHtsnarg IS.
At Balo S; be, Ioats S, (fowrtera
innings).
VIRGINIA LEAGUE. .
At Norf.Mk S; Rorky Moant T.
At Iwgolk I; hewnort News 8.
(el ifi malncsi.
At Prterabarr SS rortaBMmtb 4.
(tn. Innings).
DELL IfJVIIiCIBLE
ES
Brooklyn Recruit Blanks Lead
ers; Braves Beat New
Yorkers; Pirates Win.
.' flr at iainHlil raaak, ,
Brooklyn, N. T May 14.-MDall
pitched aa almost - perfect game
against the Fhliadeipnians today, al
lowing three scattered hits, and
Brooklva won by 4 to 4. Dell fanned
eight men, Dugey, Bursa and Mayor
were sent ta the clubhouse for pro
testing strike decisions la tha eighth.
Boors R. H. K.
Phi la. .....J, 444 464 4444 I
Brooklyn .... SI4 444 4 4 4
Mayor, Baumgardner and K 1111 for,
Burns, Adams; Dell and Miller. .
BRAVES OUTSAT GIAJTT8.
Boston. Masa. May 14. Tha
Braves wars on tha long end of a free
hitting, free scoring gams with New
Tork today, winning 14 to 4. . Boston
obtained six tallies la the opening
Innina at tho exponas of Tssreau.
Boors - R. H. K.
New Tork ,. 114 411 848 4 18
Boston .. ... 448 44S It 14 It
Teareau. Bchupp and Myers. - Me-
Lraaa; Tyler, Crutcher and Whaling.
BETESr BTRXER8 WED. '
Pittsburg. -Pa, May14. Pittsburg
woa Its sixth consecutive victory to
day by defeating Chicago 14 to I.
Be ore ... k. if. to.
ChJoago ..s 114 414 464 t J t .
Pittsburg . .. 144 444 14 16
KabeL Lavender, uneney, K.. A asms
and Bresnahan; (woper, consaiman.
C, Adams and srhang.
Pars ham. one of Raleigh's favo
rites, should be very careful lest the
gams warden get htm for hunting
snips -out of season. Parnham took
one of those delightful hunts a tew
nights ago and held tho sack.
It waa a hard game to loas after
tha Capitals had knocked Kuykendall
put of tha box and registered sis runa.
Tha Clayton team has entered
formal protest against the victory by
Raleigh Saturday and wants aa op
portunity to play tho oontest over
again. ' Tha protest is against tns ae
rial on at first la ths 11th Inning which
gave ths locai highs ths winning rua.
Tha manager of the Clayton team
dlaajrraea with ths writer of tha gams
In regard to that part of ths account
which said that both runner and ball
got to Brat About the" earns tlma. "The
runnsr waa at least tws steps rroen
ths bass when ths ball -waa caught1
aa says, , -: ,,, ,--
Twa mors new ones for ths Hor
nets. Vary aoon they will have aa
entire new Mns-upv ;
Wonder what la Emery going to do
with "Chick" peak, uab says na
anxious to sex Doak again oa third
By gabby. Oab to sorry ths Capitals
Five victories and ana defeat la not
so bad for Klraer. If he keeps op his
present gait hla record will ba some
what around "won 84 and , lost 4""
whan ths last game la ended.
THE CLUBS
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Ctaba - W.
NMpOrt aV9"IVV i
afBWPwHalbWITJ m
Rortty Moewt .... ' t
Portasnowtli -a...... S
Norfolk ........ .-.
SaSotk - d
u rw.
- 4 .414
t . .6
S .441
t .448
8 "".4S
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(labs W.
Detroit IT
New Tark Tw.".,:. It
U Prt.
T .7S4
1 " .SS
Odcago .......... 14
Roaum IS
," S
: If
;vs'ii '
- is
is
Aad
-.
.454
AM
Cleveland m v
Vt'adilngloai ...... - S "-
nulaoldt ..... 1
St. liowis ........ 4
ASI
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
'CISba
MfyW OtHdSsaaafl . e
Nashvllla
w. ' - I.. m.
16 S AST
14 ' A4S
16 ' IS ' .SOS
15 II A4S
Chattanooga . ,
Birmingham ....
Mranptds. .
IS 18 ,41
Atlanta ,4.. II. IS ,428
Mobile 8 IS. ATS
Little Rook 4 IS ASS
J
SOUTHERN-4EAGUET
At AUanaa 6: (Tuiuanooga S. (Srst
gaaan, efewra Inalnga).
At Atlanta S; Uattsnnri 8, (ace
ond game, alx taMnrardsikaaa).
At HirmliNrhaa S; Mevnphts 8.
At New Orteana T; UtUe Hock 8.
At Idobilr-Naahville, ralsa. .
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rtctuwaad III Beffalo S. -At
Jrrary City I : Moot real g.
At Newark 8; Rerhcauw IS.
At ProMcsxw S; Toronto 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At St. Paad 18: Mlnnrapolla 18. -.o
ethers srbedaeml.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
At Albany J Iwvaaaab' 1. (eight
Innf "giil
At 1 oiambea 6; Charlritoai 1.
iAt Mama I : Anrvma .
At Jackaeavillc S; tMambta I. t first
gaanr).- - - . -- - '
At darkMTMivlIlo S; ColamMa t. (anr
oad raaaa, bevew tuatuga, ty agrre-
ftGAINSTPHILt
Diamond Dust
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KAUFF'S I'lILD
THRQWISGOSTLY
TFederal Star Gets More Ho-
ioriety Chicago Beats In
dians; Terrapins Lose.
Brooklyn. May 14. A wild 'throw
by Beany Kauff oa Chad bourne's sin,
gls with two men aa bases gavs Kan
aaa City three runs In tha fifth la
alng nf today's gams and these with
ona in tha second were enough to boat
Brooklyn. 4 to S. ,
.Score: . R.H.H
Kansas City .. . .414 414 4444 4y 1
Brooklyn . . .,.444 44S 444 I 4T t
Packard
Land.
and Brown;: Wilson and
. CHIFKD8 WfJNERA.
. uw n
Newark. N. J, May 14. Chicago
woa the final game of ths srries bars
today from Newark. 16 to 6.
Score: - R. H. B.
Chicago . , ...146 444 44S 16 18
Newark . . . . .418 464 S66 s i 14
- Black, Johneon, McConnell - and
Wilson; Rculbach. Brandon and Karl
den. .. . . '
TERRIERS VICTORlOVtl IN 14TH.
Buffalo, N. T, May 16. The clos
ing game of tha Bu Louis series to
day developed la to a 14 -Inning battle
tnac want to tns visitors, 6 to .
tlcore: . , R. H. K.
t. Iuls .666 866 166 666 68 IS 1
Buffalo -,.441 S64 464 404 46 S . f !
Herbert and Hartley: Bchuls. An
deraon, Bedleat and Allen, Blair. ,
EASY FOB FTTFE08.. .
(Br aa iinSilil Peaal.
BaJtlmore, Md.. May 14 Pitts
burg had an sexy time winning to
day's gams from Baltimore, 14 te 4)
making a eleaa-up of ths ssnas. -
Be ore: R. H. K.
Pltuburg ,,.,.664 S44 844-14 14
Baltimore . . . .414 866 614 4 8
Leclair, Barger and Barry; Suggs,
Bailey and owsna. . t
E & AVEBB
CAPTURE PRIZES
Memorial Day Golf Tourna
; ; ment at Country Club .
.PrawsThii Entries.
Dr. William Moncars was awarded
tha prise for ths beat net score and
Mr. Thee. aa. Weob the priaa for the
best gross score la tho golf tourna
ment yesterday afternoon at ths Hal
sigh Country Club. There wars thirty
entries for ths tournament and ths
Interest was Intense, Ths prises wars
offered by ths asw president of ths
club. . Mr. Chaxiee R. Johnson, Jr.,
whe has been 'golf rhamplon for
mors thaa a year. Indeed, ha main
tained this-championship la thla Me
merial Uay tournament, making bath
the lowest gross and the lowest net
However, having offeree) the
prises for the tournament hla score
was not counted In ths awards, ur.
Moncure's prise was- a dosen golf
nana . aar, weoe fix a gou sues. -
As usual there wars freak scores.
good and bad. that always add so
much te ths .Interest aad uncertainty
of amateur play, soms who ordinarily
nutks among the best scores coming
In among tha worst, and soma of tha
poorer players getting scores in. the
tournament that rank well up In the
list
The Hub house and grounds wars
the mecca of large numbers of the
members other thaa ths golfers dur
ing ths afternoon and this, the first
vcial event for the new official year,
proved most auspicious rn every way.
Ths tournsment acore. the players.
their gross score, handicaps and gross
follows:
- Gross ire't. Net
Chaa. E. Johnson. Jr. . St It T4
Dr. Wm. Mo neural... 68 14 T8
T M. Webb v; a r. - T "14 44
A, P. Baumaa ...... 44. 14 41
T. Fountain ...... 144 St ki
P A. Tlllery .....w, 148 ; 14 88
M - H. Vhei rv.l44- 11 88
K. D. W. Connor ... 66 14 . ba
W. T. IMxoa 166 16 .67
A. i. Maxwell ...... Ill SS 84
O. R Thompeoa .... Ill It "
llr. T. M. Wast 144 . 14 44
A. Cox lit St 64
Waltera Durham. .V. 14T-'14 84
W T. Currie 114. - St 81
114.
lit
B. Tlmberlaks ....
41
J. B. Cogglna
W. J. Martin........
I. T, vveat ..., ....
Max Levln ..........
W. R Wilson ......
4S
84
64
111
6f
M
ii
141
81
W. H. Bagley
C A. Johnson ......
a R Hhepherd .....
44
C. C. McDonald...... 184
V. H. Brigga ........ lit
EX W. Thornton .... ...
At. BY H rower ..
.. 4 ...
iiJans
It
84 W. & Bandy ..
The earns Winston scribe writes a
long article about the Cuts C ruling
and how It has worked bad for hla
club.' No wonder he wrote 1C With
O arris. Rollings, and , few
-X her big boys , gone , the
Twins look . mighty weak. He
aaya ths rule haa not helped 'the
Twins and then In another paragraph
aaya that his team ls not paid tha
salaries tha one last year waa" Woa
der what haa become of thd extra
coin; Everybody understands that
thd war aonditlona haa hurt attend
ance ia every league throughout
America, Thla Winston scribe ran not
see H that way. The Carolina League
la the only league with smaller atten
dance and It la because of Ihe new
rule is hla thought as brought out by
hla art trie. Clancy himself stated that
he thinks the rule a fine eaa. If the
Winston scribe knows mors about
baseball than Clancy, how about soak
ing. hLm manager cf tha Twina
One of the rules of organised base
ball provides that a player can net be
sent to a minor league dab by a big
league club nnfil intervening class
leaxuee have had a refusal of such
u era. I
01 u
TAB HEELS 1110
FHOuTJIORFOLK
Two Twirlers Driven to' Bench;
Goobers Lose; .Builders
Defeat Suffolk. '
Norfolk, Va,." May. 14. Rocky
ai oust oeieaiea Morrolk by taa score
of 1 to i today. Two twirlers were
seas ay each team, the visitors driv
ing Cochran to tha showers tar- the
fourth, aad the locals sent A hp legate
to tne eeaca in the second. Manager
McMahea. who has been out of the
game ea account of Injuries received a
montn ago, waa hack today aad mads
tour nits. , , - .
The score: - ' ' - -"-
Rocky Mount Ah R H. Po. A. B.
Blttle. If. . ...... t - 1 i 1 6 il
Doyle, lb. SI 8 8 8 6
pnyoer. in. .... I 114 4 .4
Qonsetrea. lb. . . . 1 4 4 4 4 6
Gray, rf. ....... 4 1 8 4 4 1
Klael. cf. ...... 4 4 114 1
Parmalee. lb. . . S 1 4 S 4 4
Itaubert. aa, ..... 8 1 41 a 1
I'irlch. e. ....... 4 J 8 6 8 4
Apptegate. p. ... i ll s s S I
Taagus, p. ..... . 8 4 4 4 8 4
Total .....
81 T 14 ST IS 8
Ab. R. H. Po. A. E.
4 1 118 4
4 I 18 4. 4
Norfolk
Cleveland, lb. ..
melnnrenner. 8b,
Thraahr,-eg,
-- i . a s s
H. HLawart, rf.
4- 4- S-l- S-4
4-s -S '-a-t-a
4 U t 14 14
Clunk, If.
rolles. lb,
McMahon, aa. ...
Mace. e. .......
4 8 4 4 8 4
8 4 1 8 4 S
8
a 4 s i
Cochran, p, n, ,
naumgarauer, p.
. e-
Total
at it it it . a
Score by main
R.
Rocky Mount
.. 481 418 444 T
Norfolk ......
S14 444 4S4 I
SUMMARY:
Stolen ' bases Cleveland. . Bteln-
brenner. -
Baertaca Btelsbreaner. , Clunk.
atare.
Two-base hlta fHainbrenner. Orav
Double playe Cochran to Mace to
Cleveland to Btelpbreaner. -
tuts on Applegata. I la I Malaga:
off Cochran, 4 ia 8 Innings: off
Taague, T la T Innings; sff Banmgard
aer. t M 4 mains.
Struck out Cochran S: Baumxard-
er i: league g..
Base en balls Appleaale 1: Coch
ran S; Baumgardner S.
Wild pitches Cochran,
Passed balls C'lrlch.
Left on baaea Rocky Mouat 4:
Norfolk 1.
Time 1 hour, tt minutes.
Umpires McOowaa and Boas back.
PITCHER'S HU(Gt WINS,
Petersbu'rg. Va , Maf 14. Ports-'
mouth defeated Petersbsrg. 4 to. a. in
tea-lhning contest today. Zeimea
doubled to left aad McCleary scored
him with a alagle- t left.- McCleary
waa tight In pinches. The bass rua-
niog of Simmons aad Damraa's .work
at third featured. .
Scores R. H. B.
Portsmouth ..166 666 611 I 4 14 . 4
Petersburg ...616 6616616 8 T 8
Batteries: McCleary and Flab: Rice,
Hlrsch and Tee. Fraaclace.
PRtmATS AND TliEX.WlJfH.
Suffolk. Va. May 16. In aa eleven
Inning game today Newport Newa
dereated Suffolk by the score of 8
te 1. . Mullta held the locals to four
scattered hlta. . Manager Carnea prw
testsa tns game en account of um
pire Buuland calling Smith out at
second In ths second Inning. ,
He ore : : 41. H. SS.
Suffolk . . . .464 444 441 441 4 8
Newpt News 444 444 441 41 S 8 4
Batteries: Gaston and Waits; Mul
Ua aad Haseon. -
ROANOKE VALLEY LEAGUE.
Roanokv Raplda. May 14. The
beat game ever played In tha Roanoks
Valley tatague was staged here today
between Rosemary and . Patterson
Mills, Rosemary winning 8 to a.
Both Barnes and SorreJ were at their
best, each allowing three hits and
Barnes receiving self tat support, - A
great throw by Moaher. ths premier
outfielder, was a feat are.
Score by innings K. u. K.
Patterson Mills
. . 144 414 444 8 1
Rosemary r
-.jqa.-att.an..fn ., t-t-4
Sorrell and Dodglna: Barnes aad
Colllna
umpire Mr. Vaughan. -
You inSUailf appreciate the Camels flavor, because
tobaccos is more dcUsfatful than eUSer tobacco vnoked
draightt Cooiparc them with cigarettes you tike best
Urjierstand Camels can't
IIALEICII HIGHS:
AIJD PIKEIflLLE
Strong Local Team Will Flay
v Its Second Preliminary
Tboss people who failed to se the
(Ins exhibition of ball en last Satur
day as green by ths local team attaint ;
Claytoa. will have a chaaoe to sea
another good team in action tomorrow
at 8:14 o'clock at the Uaague Park.
Raleigh will meet the strong team
from Pikertlla, which haa wa eery
gams played. They were la the, re
cent finals last year and showed some
good baseball. "Shag" ' Thompson
helped them last season. Thev will
corns here with the determination to
win tha right to play New Bern on
the coming Thursday. Ia this game
ths eastern championship team will'
be chosen to battle with the western
team en vteat rlaturday. the lath.
The Raleigh boys are In high aolrita
and hope te win both of these games
and then ge te Chapel Hill.
Their record certainly deserves ths
hearty support of all Raleigh lovers
of ball and of those Interested In the
high school's success. This game will
be the last tlma several of ths boys
who have dons so much for R. H. H.
will aver appear In tbe purple and
gold en a home ground. - Through
four years they have worked and
made a reputation for themaeivea and
'for their school. . Sowte-et tnent will
aoon be making good men In college
and in Ufa. Bee them In this- laxt
home contest. They need .support.
Tha high school will be there la a
body.JIow many cltlxenn will b
there. -- ---1"-: ' , . ' :
ATHLETES ARE
Monograms and Stars Distrib
uted at Carolina by Atti-
" letic Authorities "
Chapel Hill. May 14. The Athletic
authorities of ths - University have
made awards of monograms and stars
to members f the baseball, basket
ball, track and gymnasium tea ma. The
honors dispensed were profuse and yet
bene ths lea discriminatingly voted.
Baseball atar were awarded Captain
Lawrence Woodall. of Raleigh; Mar
shall Williams, of Falaon: Leon
Sheilda, of Hobgood; Jim Hardison.
of Wadesboro; . McDanlal Lawta. of
Klnsten, and Hubert Bailey, of Wake
county, . Monograms were voted Fred
Patterson, of Cohcordrmit- Pope, cf
Marshall: Earle Kdgerton, of OoMs-
boro; Paul Bruce, of Mars Hill;
Johnnie Honlg, of Suffolk, Va. ; "Allen
Zolllcoffer. of Weldon, and Wllbubr
Currie, of Carthage.
Track stars were given the follow
ing disciples of ths cinder path: C&pt.
Phillips Woollcott. of Raleigh; Koy
Mac Has Home wood. of Alamanoa
county; Hasel Pattaraon, of Alamance
county; C. T. Smith, ef Bcetlaad Neck,
and Seymour Whiting, or Raleigh.
Monograms were voted the following
student: Ratty Ran son. of Hunters,
vtlle; O. P. Smith, ef Hendersonvllle;
Hugh Black, of South Carolina; C. W.
Davie, of Hi 11a bo ro. and GoeUe"
Wright, of Tennessee.
Basketball star were given Captain
Johnston, ef Lynohburg. Va.; and
its by Tennent. of Ashevills, . Mono
grams were awarded Oeonre Tandy.
of Illinois; R. a Davtg, of WUmingtaa
and Preston Andrews sf Charlotte.
J. R. Latham, ef Bel haven, aad
Zebuloa Baird Vance Jones, ef Swan,
Quarter, was the recipients of gym
nasium monograms fur their excellent
work ia gymnastics. - .- .
Tha Athletlo Council authorised the
award of manager's monograms to
Managers "Kiddie" Little ef the base
ball team. B. H. Mebane of the bas
ket ball team and Zack Whi taker, of
ths track team.
The scribe saw the play from a
neutral standpoint, while the manager
ef the Clayton team saw It all his
tat 'a--wny.- Whether' the' May was
close or not. the committee will no
duubt take Its own umpire's word as
to how and why he called the runner
safe ' Raleigh boys are very willing
te play the game over If the commit
tee so rules. In ths meantime' the
local highs meet Ptkevllle here this
afternoon.
bite your tongue, can't
parch your throat, and
leave no unpleasant
dgaretty after-taste.
Cost of tobaccos blendcf
in Camel Cigarettes
prohibits the use of
coupons or premiums.'. ,
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