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THE WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAE
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For the Result of Today's Games
READ IDE JOURNAL'S SPORT
PAGE TOMORROW MORNING
For the results of the games to
morrow read Friday morning's is
sue of The Journal. Big league fea
tures and score by innings now pub
lished every day on the sport page
also.
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Official North Carolina League Schedule for 1916
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GREENSBORO CHARLOTTE DURHAM WINSTON SALEM ASHLVJLLB RALEIGH
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n , Mny 1R, 19, 20 M? 4. 6, 0 tun.. JU, 117, US Ksy 11, IS, II April 2H, lid
GREENSBORO DrM luly S4-. -T. 'uly in, II, 14 Inly -j. s iiy 17. li, 1 lulv 6. U '
w- Aug. 2, 88. 26 Aug. 10, 11. 11 Aim. HI, Xcpl. I, 8 Aug 17. 18, 111 Aug. 3, 4, 6
v,t. 4 P. M.
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Miy 1, 2, 8 , ','?.' 'T7 " n- 12' 18 'v -' f". 81 M"
CHARLOTTE ,, 7 g DdSrl (J I u L,7si 17' "' la "'I A M - I' M 'uly .
1 - Aug. 7, 8, 9 1UiJVMUH A' P" 81. Aug. 17. 18. 10 M 5, 6 Aug. 88 g, 80
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May 22, 23 Mny 8, 0, 10 Dawa..! AI'r'128, 29 Mnv' 18.' IS, SO Way 11, 13 13
DURHAM iy aH, 27 luly 13, 14, 15 IlLUUI Ij luly 5, fi Julv 21. 25 luly 3, 4, P. M.
Aug. 28, 29. 80 1. 15. 1 Aug 3, 4, ft Aug. 24 25, 26 luly 17, 18, 19
Aug. 17, IS, 19
May 8, 9. 10 lprii 26, 27 ( l 17 May 1, 2. 8
Tune 8, 9, 10 V,,y 2li 27 ., 1 1; ,7 I y 22. 23 hum 1, 2, 8
WINSTOM AI July 8, 4 P. M. in, ei,, 30 r Tv "a " 21 4 1(1 " hn... 22. 23. 24 July 7. 8
WINSTON-SAL- y 13, 4, S fuly 1, 81 ? 21 ' III luly 2H. 27 Aug. 7, 8, 9
Aug. 14, 15, 18 Kni 1 2 1 " Aug. 28, 29, 80 May 24, 25 .
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ASHEV1LLE ViVaO ' '"'y 2"' HJ,. -2 I:i!y7:8 8 1 y',",,"',, ,, Thp
Augy,i.32 S.4:'A:M..MUgU- 7" 9 -W. 10. 11, 12 lilt; l,.
: ' . April .28, 27 ; '
raxeich rz l 15: 1? ;If v , 'T !vl 1 " - ?!r ? lniirna
lulv ( 21 22 ' y 111, 11, 12 uly 4, A. M. lnv 04 ..5. -'urn' 8, 9. 10 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 H I
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Aug. 14 15, 18
FREE! FREE!
Baseball Tickets to
Each Dome Game
This sjircial .: of Ijasi-liall
artveiliniMMPnts will appPaf lu Tl.'K
JOUHNAl. -each morninp J' the
homo piimeH. KeaJ e:u:h ml on
tniu rage; you will nolo each ad
carries five numbers. If .the nuin
tier and serial letter on the e.irJ
which you hold corresponds with
the smallest number and serial
letter In either of the. advertise
ments on this pat,-o, you will ba
given a fieo ticket to the game,
provided ynu call at THK .IOUII
NAI, OFFICIO by 10:30 a. )n..
otherwise ticket will be Klv?n to
first party callinR after that time
with card corresponding with any
of the four remaining numbers.
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"lo you like horser;iritiK '1
MAJORS SUFFER
BY: BAD' WEATHER
Tliirteeu (James I'ltpMii"!
iu Naiioual ami Aim ricaii
Leagues During I 'nst
Week; Only Eleven (James
New York. June 13. --Had wealh
cr played bavue with the playing
schedules in the uiajnr leagues lasl
week. Kleven games played and thir
teen postponed was the record in the
.National. "The American had better
luck with sixteen games played and
twelve postponements. There were no
games at all In the National on Thurs
day and Friday. The standings in the
two dettgues--slMw-4jardJy-Uny change
from those of a week ago, except that
the Chicago Cubs advanced from
seventh to fifth place.
In the National league the eastern
ami westre nteanjs were evenly match
ed on the weeks work. The (liimK,
after their successful road trip
struck a snag at the I'olo ('.rounds,
losing the series to Cincinnati and (he
only game played iu the Pittsburgh
series. The National tea.nis ended the
week hunched Closely, slightly more
than Ifilt points separating KL. Louis
in- last place from ilrooklyn in lust
place.
St. Louis, ill the . American league
run its Miing of w-UmHi-ai4i to six
before i was defeated Malm-day by
I'.oston. The Browns won three
games during the week by one run
advantage. They beat the Yankees
twlce In extra inning contests and
lust t n T57sToii'"Sfi tTii"rtayi tie W
innings. "
lctroit won all four games played
anil made it three straight from
Washington. The Senators have been
in a slump and their victory Friday
over Cleveland was the first since
May 27. The Indians played Wash
ington u fourteen-innlng 5 to fi tie
Thursday, the only ganie played in
the major leagues that day. The
weeks' play brought no change in the
American league standing. lu-troit,
Chicago and St. Louis were the only
teams to win more games than
lost. The western teams in
Atncriran won eleven games to
won by the eastern clubs.
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SPECIAL TERM FOR CRIMINAL
CASES IN GUILFORD COUNTY
ISprcial To Thr JntiitMl)
(Greensboro, .IntTe 13. -A ; pe
term for the trial of criminal eases
' foil vp mtf ""here-- ttti --mihuiiii wjj b
.lodge Chne presiding, and Solieiloi
Hower prnserttf trig 'i rttjt spfembterm
will be follow ed by a Hue week regii
l r term, and it is xpeeted that dur
ing these two weeks, the criminal
docket will be cleared of all -ascs.
There are a. very few jail eases, but
the bond eases have accumulated un
til there are nearly 100 on the dock
et. The most Important of these is
that against ( ' K lineman, charg
ed with the embezzlement nf a large
amount of money from the ,1. I, Case
Threshing Machine (' ornpauy. ef
which he was district manager for
many years. It is expei.-ted thai Uiis
case will be fried during this week.
'The defendant, as Cnsinet maiciger,
had charge of the company's business
in several southern Slates. and a
large amount. of money passed
through his hands. It was at first
charged that the shortage was in
excess of l.'HI.OOn. but it is now gener
ally understood that the amount is
considerably less than that figure. Mr.
Klingman says that while he owes the
company a considerable amount of
money he will be able to show that
he is not guilty of any crime. He Is
represented by able counsel, and the
case will be hotly contested.
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-Procrastination Is the thief of :
time, but some people even go to ,
the extent of killing time. 1
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Society Shoes
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thnughf in yntir fA yu
know tti'y lnk ihrelv ttrl
tnndiah - nH in mjr i pie In hmr
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fntturr i.
MHc. in wiflc vanity nf rnr
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lmrhrr wifJi th frr ton
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SPECIAL
NOTICE!
The Advertisers on this page
have . a supply of numbered
baseball schedule cards which
they will be glad to give" out
to any one desiring same.
If, however, you wish any
additional information as to
how the tickets may be se
cured, kindly confer with
any of the advertisers on
this page, or call at the office
of THE JOURNAL,
MORE LEE FOHLS
WANTED IN MAJORS
Sim win-,' of I lie ( 'levt'liiibl
American I -'ruler' I'I'iiut.
Tbe Inilial inb iM-ellonnl . 1.. In
1 he inaior' leagues' - -which marl : the
i l'w e"f Hie lira rttage of Hie m m
'.how lie- Fast all to llie I in l.jilh
leagues ami ll(us pje-seasoll doa' is
bor Hit in the ease of tin- ..ili !,-
Ilniugh 1 1 1 1 1-w h m f ui's'-l 111 the .Amor-
ieall. The close of the interseetiiinal
i-.-iiiipaign found in tin- fust ilivisioa ot
lie- National l.ea-.;iu- r 1 1 . - four l.-aios
licit It a pre, luted would, lilil.h
lluie, ii. il 111 practical) v (he posilions
MS' il'lieil llleni. Tlo se.-o'id t'our Nele.
( he..!si !i:e srro'ni lolir as picked, lc:l
ml 1: lie- iio.si: :ons assigned tin lie7"
l.i t lie V ili-l ii .01 l.i.lglie. al .ll.Juse
of tin. iul ei si it ii-i.a I iiieetmg, were two
teams 111 tin- lirM divisiiiii. that ui-r--not
supposed iu lulling tin-re. ui'li
their places in lie- -mid I i i .- i . . i lill
ed by ten ms th.'il l-.iH been picked as
strong pennant inn: It-is. Ki-rereii.-"
is made to Cleveland an I 'cv York
ill the top set and Clib-ago ,i,,d ih ;,i -.:
in the tower, - -! ......
And that is as far as the -lepr go- s.
I.on't ilep.-ud nn ii.
The present facts 'are Hi.if .!.- Wr -i
I'll li-.ains ill both . I "agio i', ba ring
the single i-eeitioiiil' ( m, , ool .,'
luaktiig a sorry show nig. a nif it fii-'
hooves the magnates w'u. are :-ip-posed
to guard llu- inteiv ' 1 ' 'V
lans of the ( lecideilt lo Ii- si ,, -, 1 -inine
why and then reine-v 'he 1' . 1 1 !
thev
the!
i in I
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TTiel3T'(F''l.lll IWII-K'irid lm 'i lmlt tnwnu
ill the Fast, perhaps throe ; i . 1 r - ,i:-;-six
in the West, and Hiej ,,--.
ter than second division t.-iois
We would suggest tha' :)u- I.11.H
Willi the western to;-;:. in I. oh
leagues is not in the weakness o III.
playing talent, but in the w., 11 e
handleil. The Whit'- So have an all
star team, the Cubs ;tiid Pi ,w iis li .ve
the ei'.'ain of (he l-'.-.p-i-ai l.eagil'- a Id
ed to their forces, or so ihi ir :iiipoi t
ers have i.iverre.1. tin- Tig-i'- li n .- a.
mighty team. Cincinn.tti he' e I'd of
class and Pittsburg also Then way
shouldn't these teams win'"
Are there any nnu Lee Fold's hi
bernating in the minors, -with their
lights under 11 hushi-l .' It is for the
Western club owners to Mud out
ALLEGHANY BONO ELECTION
CARRIES BY 0000 MAJORITY
- (Spil -Ta The Journal . )
...Xhenx, U ne,..,lu ne r : jb..J....'i.'
elect 11.11 held in Allighan" Satuid-i'
carried by a large iua,iortt, eveiy
townljip In the country go iug a ina
lority for ji and onU nun r.r.i ag'alnsi
l ill Ihe 1 iiiintv
The proposition w as for a tlegh.-i o .
Mi11.lv to' subscribe $i;u.inui in li" n ai
bond 1. lo the capital Hocl, m toe FIU
in and Alleghany FaHwav pi-oyid
...I Hie r.-ijlro.-.d be built through the
ounty. by the way 01 Sp;.i!a. prior to
I ii-cember III. Ili'.'il
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ConHtriH tiiin v o- k on th first unit,
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