EIX 1 T1TE WINST0N-SALE51 JOURJf AB Sunday Morninff, August 20, 1916 7
GAMDI TODAY ,
At Win-ton Sslein. s ; Chrlotte, 4.
At listlficll U-1 . Di.rhutn. 7 2.
At A-livi'ill,-. .1 II; Greensboro. 5 ;t.
Twins Make Clean Sweep of Elongated Series With Hornets
l.AMKS MONDAY
TWINS t Tirl.iii
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Ruleifli at (fi?. n.-1frf,.' ' 1
GREENSBORO TAKES TWO;
BULLS AND CAPITOLS SPLIT
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COCHRAN BESTS
aE
PITCHERS; BATTLE
"tStciimr" I'lttlics (iHi(l
(iainc and (iits IImviit
Willi Otic On; Nance find
Mi'M;ili'ii Scurc Other
' Two Huns.
TWINS PLAY T.rLLS
FJKST TI1KKK DAYS
..In (I snappy and I' ml fourbt panic
Manager Clancy mid his bunch nf
Keptime hall )l;i'v f i ili'i'c '.tod yoster-
day afternoon foi tit' f. until t nnsr
CMtive time 1 1 1 i . ! 1 - t 'h.i t In! ii' Insects
'' hy it r. to I .-mini. I'ullv ' i it-
nusiaslte fans from tin Tw in - ' My anil
adjoining towns witnessing' tin- aere
monies. It ;is tin' locals lil'ili straight
win, after having I r i )( i M i ! in a
row I" tlir (Iteolisboro (ilia!;! on .Mon
day a ml Tuesday.
; Yesterda 's colli est was made possi
ble, through tin- t-viii'i usit of mir local
shortstop, "Molly" M. Malum, who of
fered hiuisi'll a w i 1 1 i i i tr n-t iti in the
nliilh inning bv hitting a long drive tu
Hen Paschal in li'ft. l- i . l.i tc Heck
scoring .Trnui third where he hail
reached in safety l iiii'.iMs ir a two
huggcr by him.clt' aial -I' lilirial of
fering by Johnny lining, lint it was a
cJtue sliavi' at that for with tin' score
standing '1 to'.- in tin' same ninth
f,anie ill favor ol' the Insects, 1 1 1
had managed to show two across on
H fiiuglo, a huso on halls ami an in
field hit, tieing tlir ennui ami maUint:
it, , neeossn ry lor the. lucls In. coiin
buck as they ilkl in their half ami win
-Us JjM I'll II Kllllie -ilK.-till.
It was a fiiBf I'll mi' I I Mil,
ley kept "Boh" Henry warming tip
during practically the entire yam'.
Bedding was lunched for three (louhles
and a homer anil Ihree single. Hiiler
leail ofl in the first frame with a single
tit left. Builib was safe at second
when Clancy, forced llilior anil threw
wild to lir-e to i nt off Bund . Cray's In
field out i : t r.nmh oi, third from
w here he ;- ..red when Nteiiolsott drop
ped Xiv.'it's high ll lost hi'liind sec
ond Las.-.
Tin-' si'"'!!..,; including a double
and a homer, netied the loeals three
mfire tuns ttoai .itnrte'i o:t with a
single to rivr'lt and Went tn seeoml on
Mr-M;tlii''t's 'arritiee. Naur" then
donl.ii .i to J, it eeiiter. :,eorini: llonii;.
I'llrh. l t'oi hr ill then hit over left held
fem ' I'O III, f,nd omio ei'llt l f- S'lfefN.
eot m' Nam i.' ahead of him. That
:i. tl i lid "' lie ' oiini- hv the
Iioiim, i ,i, 1 1 1 1 1 i I to rims hy Charlotte
oi the I'l'illi liree, Mm in to shove
j'ln 'he unMiuu: run m that half.
Cliai loite srored a tain in the fotirth'
irul tifih In ihe fourth T'aschal elfar-
1 h'H , lit,'' V,,',. ;iM, ,,, the tifth
a walk, a silicic, ,i lielfler'a rhoiee ami
an ,rror .etoid anothvt. The two in
the ninth 1 1 . . I th" ronnt
l:o seore and iniiiiinr ;
I hnrt'elte A H. I,' It. I'O. A K
ei'r-toH, ,if I II '' II II (1
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' littttrlt fur (illtlll'ir III Itlllt'tll.
St ore hv iiuiiiiirb: K.
On'nslnirii ... nun ttlu 04O a
AslipviUe 2an anl linn ;j
Suinmaiy: 'I'wn ImiM ints. 1','r'itt. Iiirkumli
ihim,, runs, llM'kman fji. Sarnfii-e hit. P,-rntt.
liiisc on IihIIb. dtf MrWiiiirti-r 2, oiT Ijutkriv 2.
trurk nut liv MiU'liiirtir li, by (lulhrii' 5.
lilt by pit. hell lutll, Wirklinin. Stuli-D Iihsi'k,
Cliinii'i'', l,val, Duulile iliiys. laoimrd t.,
1,'niiun to l'upe. I,'ft on liases. tin-rnHtiuro 1.
A sli,- i h nnt ttUsH ,ti t-rrm's, tirfenvhorn
;t, AIiotiIIp 2. Tim. I : t". I'mpirr, Bla, k
litll II. . Attl'tlilllliri' ."illll.
BOEHLIMG HANDS
GAME TO RED SOX
PHILS WIN FROM
HATTY IN 14TH
Twins
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finish and while mil a single ilonhle
Ply was made. I',, si liel.linn Was I,
evidence tliroiiLhoni. no,- rati lies he
111R made i, hoth I'asih.il and Smith
U the outer aliens The miield Work
of Hiiler, Heel; and. Jli'JI i him was nl
the stellar variety. Harvey Hiiler
handled seven eliamvs without the
SiRll I if a liohhle a lid sullie of t lo'ii, w err
hnl ones. too. In f.iet,. Harvey ha
pltiyed woudcrfnl hall for Hie past tu.
weeks and we fail to see why the bit
ll'IK llll'll hilVe HOI I ;.'.l mi 1,,
bit, i iifiain.
i As Mlinoliiiei'il, "Steamer". I'oeluaii
. worked IiIm seeoml tame anaiiist Clinr-
Icitte for In- home team ami pitelie.l
upleinlid hall, only in the ninth inuim. I
were the visitors ahle to rettiMer as
ninny as two hits off his d. liv. i v . am
one of them was aiilTiii. ld blow, tun
side nf the three iniiint;H in which the
Insects .scored only one , man reached
third and tw
on third
the
thereby prevented a score. Cochran
wa Kiven sensational support at times
and only one error licnied in the
HcoriiiK, He also scored Iwo runs ill'
the second by ktiocliim; a homer ever;
left wilh Nance on second.
On the olhe hand I 1 1 1 1 i;. odint;. who
Kid he ererilt fr losintr I ciday's f.
fair, enileavured In come Itn k on ,
f-'atiirday litil frimi flt.. u rv hr: t 4 :,
tlttiR If looked Ha if the Pirfitc put- j
rhuse would li ne to be ;,.(,,., ei h--,
lore the end. Itj tu t, M.tn;ii:ev laid- 1
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funs. I .'lii'iii. I'.isrli;,! s.i- iili
Mi'Mali Ilill.i'. ,M,',,'l,.'.,'r.
"i luills. nil' Cm hi'iiii ;; su n,'
ilini; '.'. I.y ( ,11'lnnn 1. Slnl.'ii I
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nun in
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i.i:i i vsiioitu isi:rs
t iiAMi's two ;Mi:s
id and iwo to second: Willi a man
third in the lirst fast w.rk eunhled
locals to catch the niAner off and
fSneeiil Tflenhnnp Si-rv;cl
Ashevillo: Am;. Ill -The locals lost
a double header to c Jreenshnrr here
todn by tjie sciiierf df 5 In J find V,
to n Costly errors on (he part of the
Toiirisls enabled .the visitors to idle
up a la rue some1 in the matinee af
fair In the eielif inning a base on
balls, two errors, a fielder's choice.
11111- hlli singles netted I llO ClVlts
four runs. Hickman trot a single
and Iwo homers out of four trials.
Tabulated scof.'.
First Gime
ibi'.H-linr.i . Alt. K II. PO A. F..
I;.'..liiil'il. '.'li . . I II 'Jt I
l.iunl. I'f . '.". I I '.i n I
Mr I tune. If I I 'J I II I'
I'li.u,, .-v. i-f ,1 ii ' I n I
I . H oft n ss . . . . , I n n ,". 'J t
Wells, i " "J ' i s '' I
Pope. II, o I 7 I (
Inlluu. ;n. i . n ' I i i
Mi'Vli,.ii.'i', p ...in a a '' f
Asli.'Mll.'
Hill ke. I'.
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Hi- 1,1.111.. 1
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P.aiin.
M..,:.. i'f .
Pen, II e
VVi.-l I, .111. "I,
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Boys! Boys!"
MiMia
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Tell your mot her and 'father that you will study your
lessons lots better if they will come to our store and buy
you a new suit of clothes to wear to school.
Tell them that they can get a Rood suit for you 'for a low ,
price if they will ccrne to us.
Tell them to come now.
But you don't have to go to school to learn that it fays
to buy here. .
y. : r Just Follow The Arrow ' -
follow Th Atticr"
The Si-K-oiiil filiiiKi
The niphtnip was seven iniunt's hy
aereetnent and was a much tetter
i;anie than the first, Hafcen and
l'erritt were the opposing slahsmen
Hid 'hch pitrhed Kreat hall, althmiKh
l'erritt was unable to stem the tide
ill the pinches and, eonseiuentty, his
defeat, t'.reenshoro made one in the
third on a single hy HaRen and a
triple hy- Leonard. In the fourtl
two sincles and an infield out netted
another. A walk and Lotnan's single
in the sixth (rave the visitors their
last tally. The Ciiampn had several !
channes to seore hut fast fieldlnp and
Knod pitching preventrtl & score
throughout.
Tabulated score:
llr.en'hnr.. A R . II. Pfl A K
b.'.nianl. L'l, '. n 'J :t (l
I ,n at rf 4 ii ii 8 o (i
Mi-Hiwie If , 4 1 1 1! a ll
f'hiili.'.'y, t'f . , . . . . ... It .11.1 'I e i.
I.otiiiitt ss ;l n 2 I 1
V. . Us, ... :t ii 3 n I)
P..)..-. II. I ii n li n
Hill.. n, ;:li ; n ti o n ' (i
llnfii. . ... :i I I 1 I i
'funds . f 2T .3 -7"Jll ."j 1
ItHci.ti nut kit liy liatt.'.lj litill.
F(UTiit'r Senator Foiros in
Kim in 9th; White Sox
Stop Yankees' Winning
Streak
Asliovitle
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I'.iitiin;. ;:i. .
Murk. . .
IViiitt, i .
Wii-kman, '21,
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ll.'.i-.ni, rf '. ,
Totals . . .
An. ii. if. po.
it a t 11
A. K
ll 0
'J 11
1 1
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n
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'Jli e li ci 1 1 ;
lilies; Ti,
. . mil ni a, :i
sli.- ill.; IIIH1 llllll II--C
-S.'.'.-ii itiiiiiit;s liv aen., .in.. m . . .
Siiiiuiiaii ; Two I. as., hits, hfi.fiaiil, M.
".an,. He m Imlls. ,,ir lhiC..n t, K IVrritt a.
sinirlc ut l.v Macti I. I.y I'.-rrin II. St..l.-ii
.;,1 VU.' I'dtll'l pl.iys. ,,,,at) nl i,i b.uiiiin
" l'"t--. I .vft en ,lnf. i;i-..i-nsl...u ;t, Ashe
ilk 7. Til-si Imsc on emirs, (in-.-nsln.i-,. t,
tdi.-Mlle 1. Yiiiw, , I rmiim.. Itliirklnu n.
lll.-ll.l.'IIMl' fiilil. '
Philadelphia 6; C'liK'liiimtl I
Cincinnati, Aug. 19 Philadelphia
won from Cincinnati here today a
halting rally in the Hth inning prov
ing disastrous to the locals, who lost
the Horond and final game of the
.series, 6 to 1.
Toney pitched remarkahle ball hut
his error In the second Innfnit was
responsible for Philadelphia's run.
Score by Innings: R.H.E.
I'hila. 010 (I'M 000 W0 OK 6 12 1
( In. 000 000 001 000 on 1 12 3
Hlxey and Kllllftlr; Toney, Knetaer
and VVingo, Clarke. ' -
St. I.ouis T; Huston 4
St. Louis. Aug. 19 St. Louis over
came n 3 run lead in the fifth In
ning totjay, drove Tyler from the box
with foim timely hits for 4 runs.
Snodgrass and Evers were put off
the field in the ninth for disputing a
decisioji. ... . .
Score hy innings R.H.E.
Boston .. .. 020 01 1 H00 4 15 1
St. Louis .... 000 050 02k 7 8 2
Tyler, Hughes, Bailey and Blaek
hurn, Tragesser; Meadows, Ames and
Gonzales,
Phils Make 5 Iiims in 14th
Inning; Cubs Defeat The
Giants; I?6bertson Gets
Third Homer
(AMERICAN)
rhliiiijco S; New York 1
. . New York, Aug. 19. Chicago stop
ped New York's winning streak here
today, the visitors Winning the first
game of the series 3 to 1 . Cirotte,
usually effetclve against the Yankees,
held New York to four hits.
Score: R. H. E.
Chloagrt . . . 000 9f)0 0003 8 2
New York . . ooo nno 10-M 4 2
Oicotte and Pchalk; ' Mogridge.
Phawkey and Walters.
Boston 2: Cleveland I
' Boston, Aug. 19. Joe Boehling,
recently of the Senators, making his
Inltfal appearance with the Cleveland
ten handed a games to th Boston
Amerlcents today, hy forcing a run
In In the ninth Inning, Boston win
ning, '2 to 1. I'p to the final session
Hoehllng liafl allowed only six scat
tered hits.
Score: Tt. II. V.
Cleveland . . 000 100 000 1 5 0
Boston .... 000 001 001 2 8 1
Boehling and fmltb: Ruth. Foster
and Cafly. '
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KPI.IT IMH P.l.i: lll'ADI It
(Special TeUphone Service.)
Ilnlelgh, Aug. lit. The locals and
Durham divided honors Mi a double
bill here today, Raleigh taking the
Itrsl, ! to -7, and I'lirham the night
cap. 2 to I.
The matinee afTair Was "marked liv
heavy 1 hitting hy both teams. Hur
huin jumped nn Pitcher Pillion in the
ninth Inning for five clean hits and
scored four men. ('atelier Dayton, of
he Hulls, was put out of the game
and the lot for protesting against
1'mpire llrandnii's decisions. linger
featured in stick wnt'k by securitfg
a single, two triples and a double out
of four trials. Duncan also got 3
out of 4.
First Game
Diiiliani All. It. II. P A. K.
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Miiuiisii ai, ....;...; -2 i I n
Wiiseiii. ''!. r. n 3 t t
liiiin.s. Hi ,....") ll li 1J n 'I
I Union, , .1 ll 1 4 2 ll
I'aih . . ... I 0 II ll ii ll
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'atutlt. rf ... 4 o n '1 n n
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' Paruhiirn . I I I fl e n
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' Batn il for Atkiii.nii in niiitli.
I I Kl
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li
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'tili'l-l. , 111,1 ifin al-,
, uminai'..' Tho bus bits, Wasfni. Ilaui'r,
riiw lwe 'n!s. Huberts. Ma-cr i'Ji. IjuciifiM
'in. Mmnit.li. Irni ,. lier. Haker, Tnabslf v. Bum
ui .luill-. i. It Alkni.sun' -2. ,fff i'lllten I. Slni' k
.iil l.v Aikiii.toa II, I.y Pillion i tbl l.v pitch
-I l.all. V.'.l.sl. v sj ,!.,, t,., Sniilli. Inn,.. H
r S.-u-O. fj,.il,l.- j.lnys. If.oeird ' uniesi-od I ,
tkin-"ii If le. ton to Owns. Left on
bus'i. Iiiirliiun 7. Halmfll I'l. FtTt lias, en
"i'i"i. t.'al. icli Mils ..ft Pillion III in t .1,
Kl.li irl'r o in '.'it. Time, 'J;fV I'mpirr,
HrHiiilon. Altiui'lniir l.lillll.
The Srrond rtamr
The second game also went the reg
illation length of nine innings. Pitch
er Pillion, who had been relieved by
Kldridge in the last Inning of the
Hist game after he had allowed tive
safeties, worked thrnuBhout the sec
ond anil allowed only six hits and
struck out six men. . Livingstone al
lowed ten hits hut he kept his tietter
scattered. Durham made the win
ning run when Manush heat out tin
Infield hit, was sacrificed to second
and scored on ( Irimes' -triple, the final
count being " to 1 .
Tabulated score:
Dnilism AR K 11. PO. A. K.
Unit- ,f o a ti n
Maniisii, 111. ... I I 'J II I n
Was.'ln. 'T'l. II n ll i t ll
lli'nii. -s, II. ; 4 ii l III ii fl
I'alh r ... 4 n i' s o n
K.'il'e s . '. III.! il
H obw-t- h r 1 . ". n wy w H e
Brooklyn 1-1; Plttshurg 2-0
Pittsburg, Aug. 1 9 HrooKlyn waf
defeated hi' Pittsburgh to 1 in 1
innings in the first game of today's
louble header, hut the Pirates lost
the second gAme to Brooklyn 1 to 0.
In the first game Pittsburg scored
the winning run on singles by Schultz
and ,'lscher coupled with; Cutshaw's
wild throw. i
' First (inine ,
Score hy inning: R.H.E.
Brooklyn .. 000 100 000 01 4 3
Pittsburgh . .001 000 OnO 12 6 0
Smith and Meyers, ('Mni-a, Cooper
and Fischer.
Scrum! (.nine
Score hv innings: R.II.R.
Brooklyn .. ..000 100 ooo 14 'o
I'ittslilll'g .. . .000 (Hill OOO 0 fi li
Mnniuard rind .Meyers; Kantlehner
and Schmidt.
Chicago !t; N' York 2
Chicago, Aug. til. New York er
rows allowed the Cubs to make il
three out of four today in an eleven
inning, 3 to 2 game and offset some
brilliant pitching by Tesreau. Tesreau
held Chicago hitless. In the tlrst six
innings. Robertson made his third
home run of the series.
Score: R. If. E.
New York 200 000 000 002 4
Chicago . . 100 000 001 013- 5 I
Tesreau and Kocher; Packard,
Brown and "Elliott.
Standings of Clubs
North Ca.olina Ltague
Cliarlofle
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TWINS .
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Philadelphia
Hoston
N.'V York
National League
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JII 22 ..Mi
17 21 1 4 7
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' Notes On the Game
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Smarll New Shape
Four in a' row from the League
Leaders sound pretty well to Char
lie Clany and all of us.
If reports are true, that must have
been some sick crowd In Charlotte last
night when the news of the fourth
straight game reached the Hornet
City.
(Jreensboi'i) continues to pop int
our minds. Had we only taken about
:nree rroni tne i louts instead or ilro
ping that many.
s in Soft Hills
Sec (he New "Maxims ', Thai ' Well- -7
Known Guaranteed
$2.00 Hat
First Showing For Fall
All Straws Now 45c and 90c
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Henry Rose Company
( ;-r eensboro M.,M signed a new iu
lielder by the name of Pope, who
joined the team at Asheville and
tilayjdMhree games against the
Champs. . - -
It was announced from Raleigh
last night that tlrst baseman Howard
and Pitcher Brantley had been given
'heir relase by Manager Kelly. How
ard never did make much or a show
ing and Brantley is just a youngster
without, any baseball head and much
experience.
.liitiiiiie llicknian continues to swat
he pill. . He secured two homers and
t single out of four trials in the first
rntne at Asheville yesterday.
The Twins are now only three
games behind Durham and nine be
hind Charlotte, and if they can, get
'he big end of two series next week
and Durham drops both series, AVin-ston-Salptn
will he . in second place
next Sunday morning.
Three straight from Durham will
itif the (T.'incyites in second place.
Charlotte plays C.reenshoro at home
and then goes to Raleigh for a series
with th" Tailenders. Both of these
"lltlis are much stronger than th'ev
were a few days hack and should give
'he Insects some- hard struggles.
Every man on the local squad Is do
ing good work now. Ililhr. lltinib
and Heck ' are in the leading roles,
with Orny, Hontg and Nance playing
principal parts.
" CatcrtVr Nance In doing some splen
did. work behind the hat 'as well as
with the willow. His double yester
lay scored Hoiiir from second' base.
Chick Hamilton has been recalled
hy 'Newport News and li ft yesterdnv
for that city. Hamilton was one of
Ihe best pitchers In 'the 'North Caro
lina League and we regret to see him
o It is true that he has suffered
defaa' for the last eight games but
the hisses were, not due to his pitching
hut rather to Ihe lack of-. support- in
Ihe way of runs.
oTnuager Dudley announced yester
day the purchase, for his club of Steve
(laston. a spit hall arlist from the
Newport News team, of the Virginia
League.
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wr U, PHOTO C OMPANY
Phoiw 1092
Results Yesterday
American League
At PiU.-l.iiit 2 .).. Ihooklyn 1 1.
l l itu'intiHli. I philaalplmi. o.
Vr T 'ti fm L'rr;"" Tiir - Y nrlr."" ; I 1 1 Htnotg-
At St bonis 7 I!,, -ton. I
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Ainrrican Association
At I'luliiil.'li.liia. 2; Di'lioit, H.
At U'lialimirton. o : St. l.oriii. I.
Al New Vorl.. t ; ChirntfO. .1.
At Hoston. 2; t l,.lHnU, 1.
Suiuhein Association
t ('iialt:ino..i;,i, a- I ; New Oihauis. In
i Km tit iiii.l -s.'v.-ii iimincs resperllvt-li niircu
m.'iil .1
At Memphis, m Mrrminflriim. I.
Al Little lio.k. ii; Alliinta.
At Nielnill, . 12 : Ml,il... .'..
South Atlantic League
t .lloksollMll,. Collllllllill. S.
At Mn, .ui. II inriisln. il
Several ehahges have taken place
during the week the Major leagues
Today Brooklyn is leading Phlladel
"hia by only 29 points in the National
League. Consistent winning has
placed the Phillies in serond place
during the week with Hi points to
the good.
The Chicago White Sox have ousted
Cleveland from second place in the
American League. Boston still leads
with 2 1 points. Detroit. St. Louis and
New York have been sow-sawing on
fourth place nil the week, Detroit
resting on top this "morning by 4
points.
1GNER IIEST lS
MAJOR LEAGUE SLUGGERS
Virginia League
t lie, ky Mount, III; P.'ti'isl.tii ir. 2(1.
..'. .11.1 earn,, ,; nniiinjs. I
international League
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Ai Newark I 2; Toronto, n I.
,At ItHltiiuoi... it,-; Montreal. HI.
American Association
At Militi,'Ki,i-. I-.",- Cnlninlius. 711.)
A I St. Paul. ''l,',lo. I.
At Kansas l ity. : bnnisrille. In.
At Mihvfmlo'f-, 2: lndianniolis. II.
li" Ivini io uii'irr'tanil i.i' t why we
lost UiGse in the Gate City when tho
Gnats were filaylng !t ptteher at first
find a nieru youngster t short,
(Hv The Amoeiaied Press.)
Wiishington, Aug. 19 - Mnjor
league sluggers' did not hit well t
day, - the score of Hans Wagner . It.
getting two singles In six times at
bat being Hie best performance of
the day. Dave Uobertson got one
out of Ave a-nd lost 2 points from his
hatting average. Tris Speaker fail
ed in two attempts and lost 2 points:
Ty Cohh held iiis own with 1 ,out
of il, while ,loo Jackson lost a fraction
with the record. '
Jake Dauhert is still out -of th
game.
The standings:
American League.
Player AB H PC
Speaker . . 402 13T .331
Cobb ;tfi7 111 .3Ba
Jackson 4,r,0 139 .3.M1
National league.
Dauhert . . 374 122 a24
Bobell'oli '19.'. I "7 .""I
Wngner . . :!3-l ldti .Hid
!. PAUL LOSES GOLF TITLE
OF THE CAROLINA TO YOUTH
(By The Associated Press.)
Asheville, V. ('.. I ;t ---Whit'iey
Bowden. the '.-1 .,...lr old goir mar ,.t
New ' irleans. lef l'ed ' AValte" " ,M.
Pfittl of fiat lotto in a IIH polo m'eii
in the finais of the annual .siitnmrr
toiiriiament to.'a.". fhus witiii'.'.g the
ch.'impionsh;;i ": th' Caroiii.as. p.ow
I'eii won ;' ' , o up and four to play.
'Ihe youngs'.i 1 easily out'dnssed hi.
opponent ,vho ha I battled his way
into the finals tiy capturing.' three
sensational u e!.. li" i .-n the pi eecilu g
djiys of the I n.rney. Paul was th-'ei
down w hen ;nc firsi is Hole i-unn
(I'd"1! in the morning. In 'lie a'.'ier-
noon the playing of Bowden was
again far surperior to the champion's
i nd Bowden was six up on the 27th
hole. Paul's best effort was to cut
down this lead by one hole in the
next fIVP, yljespifo his defeat T'mii)
ea;;:e,' off, the honors for an .mlivl
dual stroke. , On the eighth hole in
the afternoon Buwden's fourth left
Paul a stymie. Paul proceeded to
jump- the ha-H-HJael it landed square
in the cup.
(liter winners of flights anil cups
were:' II. -V. .inlands. Knoxville; Dr.
A. Ii. Harris. Birmingham: H. B.
Hayes, unattached; .1. - A." Simmxinst, -Jr..
Charleston; Kugono Beach, Ashe
ville; Major K. S. Walker, unattach
ed; C. V. Moss, Lock-port, N. Y. .
iI:ti:oit ai piiii adi i.piii
(ii:T POHTSMOITIl PLAYFKS
(By The Associated Press.)
Norfolk. a,. Aug. 19. President
Stanley, of the Portsmouth. Virginia
League Club, tonight a n flounced the
sale of pitcher Alton,' a righthander,
to ihe Detroit American League Club,.'
ami outliehler Candy to the Philadel
phia National League club. The
price for each of the players was
$".-.ii. They are tii report at'the close
rtf the Virginia League season on
September. '
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