Tuesday Mdrhlrtjr, August 29, i9l6
GAMES TODAY
TWIN at A-h-Tiil-Charlotte
il Rai.irh
Twins Sustain "Rep"by Dropping Double Header to Asheville
TIIX YTTNSTON-SALEM J0U1LNAB
gaMfs yfsterdy
At i-Ut'TiUp. 1 -1-6 . Tu, 1 .,.
At ltrecnMw.r l': Parfctni
At Ratreh Chari'iiv, nm
3
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Purriani
I Vreen.fioro.
BULLS BEAT GOATS WHILE
:" CHARLOTTE
S
II
i7
Win Both (ijuncs ly One
Run M.'Hin; Krrors Fiu;-
in the Scoring; "Dully"
' Gray Leads With the Wil
low GKKKXKIiOHO AdAIX
)j TAKES T1I1M) PLACE
(Special Telephone Service)
Asheville, Aug. 28. The locals
took both endsof a double header
from Winston-Salem here today, 12
to II And ti to fi both games bv one
run margins. The matinee affair was
" a free for all hitting contest, a total
of 31 safeties being made hy both
teams. Six pitchers were employed,
three ! Manager Clancy anil three
by Manager Oorhett. The visitors
Idled up a good hail In the first three
innings but the deadly tire of the
Champs served to overcome the diltl
culty. anil when tji. final count was
made, the locals tiiir;, the virlnry by
one run. 1 j'j
roc It ran nttft-,i I fti?" gfihiP fur the
Twins uni allowed tMree hits for as
runny runs in the first inning. Cotj
ter relieved him at (he beginning of
the second and pitched lor live lu
ninps, allowing 1 1 i n hits.
lu the
called In
Jie also
visitors
nixth Y'ouiir Hiihlnson was
to .take ('otter's place amk
was hit without mercy. Trf
pounded the home learn :
array of
moundsmen hard also. In
the first
for four
frame they tapped Guthrie
nafotl.es and three runs.
ltacon also
pitched one and Osteen
finished tho
contest, allowing -4-1 hits in the seven
periods.
The locals scored th,. winning run
in the Heventh when with two out
' Burke singled to left. Mack walked
anil Hitting singled, scoring llurke
reddio KHeck relayed the throw in
Freddie Heck relayed the throw in
Mack crossed. with the winning run.
Tabulated score:
Tin- Mivitii'd ganu-
The night-cup, was seven innings
by agreement and was won by Ashe,
ville, fi to fi. lloth (Uazner and OS
teen were hit hard .the former nl
lnwlnc 13 an,l the hitter. I I. The
home team' won in ihe seventh in
ning with Corbett was safe on P.umh's
error and Whitney ..forced him at
ntcconil. Osteen walked and both
Whitney and Osloen advanced a peg
on a passed bull. Dunning also-walk.
ed and Burke singled, scoring Whit-
Math ti.jtl. It,,, i .. .. t ...... an... v.it
ii, j- ni. in.- ,1IIIMIIIK I t T I I . I I ie Oil-
tine of Gray and Bitting' featured
he contest, Pitting secuwd another
homer, making It
ternoon.
Tabulated score:
. Twina
Miller. Mb ...
Bnmb, lti ...
Gray, rf
TXeSKer, i f ...
Heck.. 111. .... ..
If oTiisr. if
M('Mnh"ii. s . . . .
Nallcf, r
Co. hran, p ......
Cutter, p
ftobinson p .
f GlajiTpr, . '. '
CHIPS TOOK 2
U BEES
FROM THE
two for the nf-
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r ii l ? o
0 1 o n n o
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4 2 i.i it- n 3
Total .
t Ba'ttd
for Robtfuiin la limtll
C'Orbrtt out for intoi frrpiirr in r.tli.
f AUhMille ' At r. v po A f
rxinning, If .'. I " a 1 n
Bitrltii. lh I I ?. In I I
Mafic, e ... .'.$L,-ji;-f1':. 4 I
IMttin.- . . - - . 4 t ":i ''i ' 4 t
Wirktiaui, rf ,' r I I I n. -,:t
Perritt. lib ... I 1 ' I .! a
Corbi.(. Jl . I r 'J I A n
Whtbipy, rf , , ii , . o t I a- a
Onlhiie. p ii ii a a n n
Baeoii, ii . . I n n I' n o
Osfeen. p x o o. a I ' n
Totnlr " . : '..,. J7 II I I '.'7 r. li
Seoie by ln'i'nii.'. 1.
Twins . 'i.i" 1 1 1 i "o 1 1
Ai,hvill" :iu" '."et vox I:!
, Kummarv- Two liar hits. Ibvk. Iiiliniiiii;.
Nei-'er. (irav Home i-nio.. 1 Corlwt. hitting
yarrih.'.' hits, Muk. ('orlo'lt. N'osser. IUmoii
lilli, off C.itb't .1. off Outline t, Ontien 2. off
Ba.-nn ii. ritni.'lt out by Cotter ", by (Isteon 4.
nr RobfiiKi.ii I, H.'o-oii I 'ilil intr'ios Ibiion.
Ovleen. Sp.leu Irises. Honig. Peri ilt. N'oss.-r.
lnill)lf play, Itlttllia to Maek lo Hurke. Passeit
ball. Min k ("i. I'lt on bni's, 'I'wiiin 7, A stu -.villi.
4. first b.-is." oo t'lrttis. Twins 'J: A1r,.
Ville tl.- Hits off C.M'hniil !l ill I. Cotter II in
S 1-fl. Hobinsoii '..' o :i;, (iuthrie 4 in 1. Ibn oii
f'in- I, 'Osteen II in'7. Time, U:l'.".. I'm
pifft, iwvwe. Atteiiilnnre r.lKi, -''
Second Came
eta-Inn " AM. It. H PO: A.
rliller. :tb , :i '.' t I I 0
Butnb, Hi . n 0 '. I' -i
Oray. rf ..... 4 0 !t ' I 0 u
Nesser, If . . 4 i '' ii ' n .0
Herk. vb ' , " (In u I ; " o
Honie. H :i 1 o :i a v
Mf Mahrrn, r . : . :t 1 .n .2 o
Nanee, e M ' U I 0
Ulazner, p 2 .' 1 11 (I 0
li,- ...
f
More New Hats Arrived. Our 4th. Shipment of
- .. - ."'."'"
Arrow
..... i s
Make the stock complete. Both soft and stiff hats.
You should sec the new Trooper and Criteria., shapes. '
All Colors. ' I '
It Pays to Follow thfe Arrow
1
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my
Plinth.
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M'Hi.r 'mil. itiiiiitt; Siti riBi'f lniv.
liltn.T. I'.ai'' nil balK, i.ff (,lunrl 7.
tfrn 2. Strmk i. tit by blantM-i 1. I
I. Willi irtrluK Itlanr ami Ostei'ii
'in'i', lini.,1'. Iwuih. Ni-smh. I'irnM.
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1'avMil
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.Vslii'Vttlt' I. KirKt hani' on i-rrms.
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Alti'iittalur
m ixs wix oi'i:xi,a
I KOM (iltKF.XSHOKO
(Special Telephone Servicel
(Ireeiisboro, Aug. 28. Durham
shoved across two runs In the Hist
inning of today's game which turned
out to be the only runs of the con
test, liurh.im winning by a 2 to 0
count. In the (list period Kutts
singled and Manush siierillced and
was safe on Leonard's error. Wa.sem
bcit out an infield Int. filling " the
bases.- Kay Crimes hit to second for
i double plav but his twin brother.
Koy came across WUIi. !u VwU-bUI-
e-er. scoring Hulls and Waseui. After
that inning l itcher
I Ugen.. tightened
niuniiig'sM'eii 'in-
up and for the reiii
uings Imrham was out, lit one. ..tv)'"1
aihl three order. Atkinson pl'ti'Tie.r'
iiuliisilahl'e ball all the way UirypKli
and for seven innings the (louts were
alsii nut in th,. one, two three style.
laliulaled score
I'lirliinn ' Aft. II II. po. A. T,
l'.ull !' ....... . I I I II II li
1 it ii m i.ti . .I. :i- ii u i. a
Wiisi'in, if' . . . ; . . 1 ii ii
liny (iriitii'N. Ih n ii In 1 i
ltd',- liiiiii.-y. 'Jh :t u t 0 0
Dii" Inn, r . :i 0 I 10 0 ii
lioiiiTi.s', If -. ... .... . . :i (i ii i ii ii
Kelly',- h ...'-.. . ." It (I I 1 :i l
Mkinmin. . . . . ..... n n n o 4 e
Tolala ... ... ... no ' '7 1 1 n
liri'1'iii.li'iio . All. . . I'll A. K
Christi'iilii-ry. ss 4 u o o -z I
l.volianl, 'jii ; . :i (I 14 1 1
l.i.vnl. i-f 4 n n I.
'liiinrcy, rf :i 11 tl o o n
Mrll.'lli', If . . :i 11 (I .'i I I)
VIK r , . . . :i (I l 8 (I 0
I'iijiv. I Ii ... , :i n n s o n
1'illi.n. ;ib , . . ' :: no I 'j r
riiiK' ii, . . . ...'a e a o t m
TtU 'i'.i ii :: -ii in .
Sroi'f hy
I nrl'm . ,
(a I l't lisiml u '
Siiitiuiiii") :
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hi linIK otr.
UOII li, hv
;,nn u( m 'mihi-
. .. . , . . . mm D()(I i h i0 i (i
'I'wn lniM' ln, lii'onttnl, Koy
ton. NHi rilici' liil, " Munnsh. linv
'Atkinson I. Sjnii'k mil hy AtVrn
I i;iK' n ;('. iinnltl.' iiln fi, 1,1'imHitl
( (iiuiM'jistffl f- M.-Hiuif to Well, lif'tmiml
I'ojri". licff oh bir.c'ri, Ihirlifim (tii-rn!lnr 3
Kirnt liiisc - on I'ri'nis JiMh Iliini '2. Tun', 1 :lirs.
I 'innirc, Jjintrm .'mil Urn ml on. A, ti'ti'liiii'i' 1,
.1 mi,
ft a ix pui: i:m i;i 0
a ami; at kaiik.h
(Special Telephone Service!
Ilaleiuh. . Aug. "H.- Itain prevented
the regular scheduled game, between
Charlotte find Hulclght here today. A
double heeler wilt he staged to
morrow a Wood, ill Athletic park. Ac
cording to reports from Imrham,
"Untie" Kldridge has been offered a
$10.11(1 bonus if l. Hill piti-li and
win both (;,imos from the . he.igiu
Leddcre. The offer cnnits from a
local slurp tn-1.hp Hull- Ciiyv
MAYOI.N
l)i;i l..'l I I)
MAIIS(I
TO I
; (Special To The Jnornul )
Miiytulan. Aug; 2S. --Madison ami
M'tyorliin playeib (heir fourth grie
of the si'ason Salurdiiy at Mayoditn
and Miiyodan won by a 3 to 1 score.
In Ihe sixth toning Miiyodan drove
llalley from thr box, ttnd - llrlttnn
jiitcheil the . remainder. The con
tost was featured by the heavy hit
ting of Joyce for Miiyoilati and the
all round Rood p'aylnK of Ijludsnj!
and
Krillon fin- (lie. JOaaisutt tiaOUW(rtrT.,c,,pm4. .HHfHrtv eijueh
Km nit for .Mavodan was In rare
form, holding Madison to thrcP hils.
- Score bv innina;s: H. II. 10.
Mavodan . . . o' I u.hil v ,1 & U
Madison ... , mm unit tutu - 1 .'-,1.
Ilalteries! for Mayodnn, lOvatm
and Vernon: tor Mjidison, llniley,
I : lit tun and Miiidletnn.
T OF THE
SOLDIERS' KOINE RESIGNS
1 . Ualeigh, Aug. . 'J. W. C. 1me
berry has 'resigi'ied a's superintendent
of the Siildlers' Home, "because-f
advtlcd age and a desir,. 'to return
lo his farm. -in nandolph county.
There will probably be n Keneral
revision in tlie inauageinent, includ
ing the physician in charge, with .1
hospital organization, as Imany of
the inmates are very feeble and aged
Special $2.00 Hats
-Oi Ltvvaj rnt AftOOW
Nf'llfM --.lOt COURT HOUSt
Results Yesterday
N-itiMia! Iar3e
At rittsiiurjr. ;. Z. Boston. 1 h
t I iiu-innaii. ."; New York, 't
At Chi. n;n. 1 PhihiH.lrhia. s.
At M l.oniN. 4. Knkln. 0.
American League .
At Washir'ct.jn, " ('level. ml. 0.
A New V"tk liertioi. ism
At H'isfon ?t bonis, ram
At Philadelphia. : 0!nvi';.. 1.
Southern Association
Now Orleans. 4: Atlanta. 2.
Naihville. a: Mtini-'i'. L'.
Mobile. 3 4 : BirmnviiaiQ, e"
six inniecs, r-im. )
At
At
At
g.im.'
t'cond
.5 fi.
A I
('hatt.-iiiiM.ijB. 4 '-'. bitlle H'
i sprond innings dart
South AUimie beajue
Mai'. in. "J. .la. kscnville. tl.
Columbia. 4. 4 'brl-.t.tn. U
Ain;iiMB. ti. t ..luiuttiii. e
Noll.. Ik. I . IVti i.tl.iirg. 9.
Virginia Leapue
Noff.ilk. I : Prl.rsbili s. '.
Ko-kv Mount. ;i: P.it-.iii.utr..
No otlir h. hi-ilulril
American Association
V llili.'ap'.lis. 7: KatisHi C.ilv.
Knnsiis City. I bomsvitb". 7.
Pi. . I'aul. 'J : Mjlwaiikf. . :r
I niliftiiiipolis, "J : I olnlo. J. i I 'Z i iv i ai aC-
ibu kiii'Mi. )
International League
tt ItufTab.. :!: N.-wulc. 1,
At Toronto, li ii : Kii hinoiul, 1 I
Al MuiitrniK '-' 11 . Baltimm. II
At Itorht'ster, 1 H; I'roviilolici.. I o.
Standings of Clubs
, North
(a.ouna
t l.nrtottc . .
I urlmni , .
TWINS . .
National League
I,.
1 1
1 1
p.-i
Hmiiklyii . .
I'.oslun , . .
rhihulflpiiiit
Nrw. York .
I'iltslnirif , .
St. I.miix . .
riiifnit . .
. iin imniiili .
.0 1 7
.mi'-'
.r.7n
.in J
-Mil
AM
-1 1
.377 ".:i
Hi
American Leagua
Pi-I
..INS
.545
r, :iv
-r:i7
.5:12
.4HK
,'JJl
li'Htnil . . ,
riiicii::.. . . .
iMvnil
711
li7
H7
60
fill
SVw Yen k
St'. I alMIlK . .
I'lt vcliiml . .
W;is!iinct"ii '
IMiilailclplnit ,
1.1
Southern Association
W. 1..
Tit.
.no:'.
..wi
.o'Jil
.11.111
. tll-i
,17:1
. 3 (i 1
Niisbv ill.
..vv I irl
lis
I. 'lllo Hoik
Mil iniiiKlinni
l'lt;lttiin...it;i.
till ill II .
Mi-inplii.s . .
Mobile ...
. . 'il.
. . - (in
. , ti'l
. OU
. t'n
11
LraRue
W.
;i7
... 31
South Atlantic
frt.
.(i-lli
.oil
,.VHI
.till
.4 -Hi
.121
Coliinll.iii ' .
:'lurlMw
11 C;is1 . .
Colnrttbia
larksdliville
At ii.'iti . .
:u
Virs'ni'a Lcasue
1,. PH.
l'J til
I.-,
"O . .Tj.'ili
Jti . .i'tH
:vz .'J':'i
S'ewti'irt Nt.w
Port-nioiilh
Ko.ky Mount
Pctrrvliiut:
Norfolk, '
II. AND HI. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE US
ANNOUNCED CALLS FOR 9 GAMES
A and M. football eleven will open
its i MR -season September 30 with
Roanoke College playing at Hi'ldick
Athletic Field, nfcordinfc-' to the
schedule given-out hyiCradunte Man-
ugcr
,f . W. llarrelson. Keven gamfs
Seven
have b i ttrrangeu out inere ui
in... i.neii ilates for other games to be
provide for.
"Itrl!" ralterwin. ' ii ' 'U'ashlnKton
and .lefferson tsekie. who wua on
Waller Canjp's (tll-Am'ericfin eleven,
will have chattse of tlvc cleittinieH of
ls H. t ..l. v.-ii this fall, lls-waii
and will report hV thwftf :w .' aoout
Sepluiili 7 to begin work with -tho
sipuiftT :'' ' ,
c- I'raotlelilly the same elevens play
fd i ist yenr will again face the Tech
machine but the best changv. in the
schedule is lhe change .of scene of
the annual Thanksgiving I'ay game.
This will be staged in Ualeigh In
stead of Norfolk as has been the
case during the past live or six years.
Washington and Leo will be the
Turkey Day opponent.
The schedule Is as follows:
Sept.
eigh.
( )cl .
Oct.
(lei .
net.
Nov.
Nov.
S'i-iv:
inarton.
N'nv.
30 Uo.'inoke College .11. Kill-
T - I'tavlOsnn at Charlotte.
I t Open .
IH - Wake Forest at I'.alelgh.
'. I'. I. at Norfolk.
4 Open.
I J Navv at Annapolis.
' IftVorget'oivri at' '' Wash-
Sti W. and T.. at Tluleigh.
W. I. Pit
. jit r."
'JOHNSON ALLOWS
i INDIAN 3 HITS
(iivt s Clcvpl.ijrd a Shut Out;
Whit,
letics:
I? nine
Sox DefV.ittMl Ath
0tlnr (iiuut's Wore
1 0ut
(Vmt
( fMFlllC N 1
Washliigbin 2: Clrvliwrl 0
Washington. Aup. Washing
ton won. 4 to n toilny in the first
(rime of Cleveland's final scries here.
Walter Johnson allowed the visitors
but thre" scattered hits .while Boehl
ing. pitching his first game against
his former leam mates, was hit op
portunely In Innings.
Sem e: P.. II. I".
Cleveland . . "00 00(1 nod 0 S 1
Washington . '! 'ill 0" 2 7 n
Ki.ehling and O'Neill; .Johnson and
Henry'.
Oilcago 1: Philailcliliia 0
Philadelphia. Auk. -h. Chicago
defeated Philadelphia today 1 ,0
The vis;tors got the only run of th
Came in the sixth inning.
Score. It. IP R.
Chicago . . . non nm (win i 5 2
Philadelphia ., (bill lino iuiii 0 S 2
Tien?. Had Lapp; Meyers and Tlaley.
DRAFTING SEASONBEGINS" ;
SEPT. 15; WILL BE-PUBLIC
(By The Aasoctatd f-ress )
Cineinnali, )., Auk. L'S -The na
tional commission today served notice
on all major league ' b:iue ball clubs
Unit all clubs whose roster includes
a fir more players on September 15
will not lie permitted to file a draft
fur this season.
Tlie announcement also reminds
the clubs of the major league draft
ing lie-ins Sept. I and closes Sept.
L'o. -The hour and place of the com
missions nieetliu; lor the opening
and nwui'diitK of selections of players
throUKh the draft will be announced
la,!er.
It was also learned .senii-oliiciall.v
that the meeting would be an open
one this year and the drafts announc
ed publicly. I
This will he the tirst time in the
't three seasons that this has been
done. 1'uriiiK trie two years of the
I'ederal League drafts were kept se
cret until the player had been.siKned
to a contract.
DAVE ROBERTSON DROPPED OUT
OF "BIG SIX" MAJOR SLUGGERS
Have Robertson of- the Giant,
dropped but of the "I!Ik Six" of Mu.l
of LeiiKiie s)ui;ners yesterday when
he failed to hit Hnfelyin four times
at bat, At the same time Hale Chasel
of the Cincinnati Nationals, took sec-j
(did place In-the race for ,the battinC
honors in the older leaKue -by coinK 1
ttl Knt four- times and .KettlitR two
aafetii's. Ilornsby, of St. Louis, with
one out of three, failed to Kuln.but'his
averaKe is only a fraction lower than
tlfat of Chase.- Neither Jake.Daubert
nor Hans Wacrner played.
Tris Speaker balled at a ..Id I) clip.
KottinK one in two. trial, riiid boosted
his m.ark by one point. ,loe .lackson
dropped three points liv wuiik hitless
in four trials. ' Ty ' 'oiib was out of
the came,.
The RtandlnRs:
American L"'f:ue:
Player A B If PC
Speaker . . . .. . . . . 433' 1 H fi .3-S I
Cobb ... -130 112 .3H:i
Jackson ........ . . 1 7 (5 165 .347
National LeiiKtie: ,
Dauhert . . 375 22 .32:.
Chase .. . ... . . ... ' 1 0 i 128 .31.1
Iliirnsbv . . 1 1 B 131 .315
Wapiier .... . .. .'. . . 331 10(1 . .31.1
Kohertson . . ..'..' 423 1 32 .312
kain ixn.i:i i;iti;n with
ti:ms T()iiix,sii;T
... . (Bv The A .qciaicl Press.) .
Foresfliills.X. V.. Auk. 2X. .Uiiln
anrliwet courts interfered with
oponim; pliy in the :;fith annual
Tennis sinKles cliiimpionsliip tourtiM
ment lit Hie cuurts of the Westside
club today, lint four of the sixty
four matches were i.layAid and these
only tlutt ttm doubles teams in the
championship match iniKht have to
morrow to devote entirely to the con
test for the doubles title
A feature of the tournament will
be a coinplinu'iilary dinner tomor
row niirht to IJolii ii I). Wrenn. for
iiiiinv years. I'resldenf hf the Pni'ted
States f,wn Tennis Association, ten
dered by (lie Association.
MEHWIIS : '
INGREAT FOi
(Sires Leapio Londors a
Shut Out; Rraves Split
find Pliilli't-s Win From
Ouhs
JNATIONAW
SI. I.imir. Hi-'-.'.l.vn 0
St. Louis, Aug. 'JS. .Meadows was
in good form today while St. Louis hit
PfcrVer and Hell opportunely and shut
out flmoklyh 4to a. Ilornsby injured
his leg trying to score on all attempt
ed squeeze play in the sixth inning
and was carried from the field.
Score; K H. E.
t'.rookiyn . . . tine tbin noil o 8 I'
St. Louis l'lb I "I a Ix I 1ft 1
bell, i'feffer and Myers; Meadows
and Gonzales.
Philadelphia 8: CliliiiBO 2
ChicaKO, Auk'- 28. Philadelphia
hammered Ilendrix today while the
Cuba, except in the 7th, when Wil
liams doubled with the bases full, were
unable to do much with Alexander
and the champions won, S to 2. Fast
Heldim; cut olT several Chtc.iKO hits.
' ii ti ir1
.H'llll'. I
Philadelphia
in:
(ion n-,0 X 12 a'
Chieairo . . . (Mill 00(1 2U" 2 S .i
Alexander and Hums; McConnell,
Jlendrix and Art her. KUiott.
( iocioliali r: New York 2
Cincinnati. .. Ausr,2n. The local
leam drove Anderson from the mound
in the third innlnc here today and
won ifrpl.i N'ew Yuri; 5 to 2. Toney
find (ilia bail ilium, t'te vnarorv inini'ii-1
iti'K tt Itjls in the foHi'ih"Vhili in the
siime inning Ileiwi' stuile home. '
Score: ' '' !!. H. 10
ew York .. .. nidi 2Ult HO 2 'S !
Cincinnati ... tilt mill mix- ri in 1
Si'liupji. Anderson and Itariden;
Tony and Winco.
Ibisloil l-K; Plllsbiiijr 5-2
I'illslmrK. Auk. 2S. I 'ittsliurK mid
I'.tiSlou divided a-double header here
today,' the former winning th" Mrst
Kiime ny a score ot n to i anu me mi
ll..' Uie second, S to 2. in the tmul
1,'ame Kiiutleliner save wav n viu
'icnier in the fourth inniiiK. The sec
ond Knme was called tit the end of the
Till on account of darkness.
, First (iame
i Score: '
Illusion'... ... 011(1 fltlO 010 1 7 1
.I'ittHbui'K 210 0(H) 11 X 5 1.1 1
Xehf, Pndolph and tiowdy, Traes
sur. Blacklirn, Mamaux and Fisher.
Second (iaiue
IWtou ... .... "22 3(01
-S
!l 2
I'itlsbui'K 100 001
Allen ami Traiirssor;
Kantlehner and Schmidt.
-2 6 :i
arpenter.
HARD SCHEDULE FOR THE
TAR HEEL FOOTBALL SQUAO
lurhain, K. C, Auk. 28. With
formal anmiuucenjeiit recently "that
-p. II. Campbell, former Harvard
Rtnr "'will coach North Carolina's
football team this year, suece.edihK
coach Trent-hard, the "Tar Heel"
schedule for 1916 was Riven out,
showing the team faces one of the
hardest years in Its history. Prtnce
ton, Harvard, Virginia and (ieoreij
Tech' are among.' the stroiiK teams
wilh which Ran.es have been ar
ranced. The hie (fame, that with
Virginia, will be played at llichinoml i
.Vnvember 30. The schetlule:
September 30 Wake Forest at
Chaper I mi.
October 7 Princeton at Princeton.
..October 11 Harvard at, Cam
bridge, October 21 OeorKla Tech at. At
lanta. : -
October 28 VirRirria Military Ins
titute at Roanoke. .
November lVirRinla, PolyttHthHiC
Institute-at Roanoke.
November 1 I Davidson at Winston-Salem
.
November,. 30r -'ii Rinla fit Ilich
motnl. T.tKT OPT OF POLITICS
(Hy TV.saooiiilecLjfMM),.. ,,
Chicago Aiig, . 2e.-F)rmer ('resi
dent William IL.Taft, ihitl'K'. tu attend
the convention of t he ' A.u.ierican Ir'-sr
Association, "which opens WefTtiesdav,
told - reporters today that Chicago
convinced him he was -out of poli
ties. "I walked four blocks through the
downtown streets and made one pur
chase' in a store without any one ap
parently' recounizing me." the former
President said.
About the only thing lu.U.i is .world
that never seems to lose its novelty is
milking money.
M
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that is why so many mothers buy their- boy's suits
from us.
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Intersection Games Stanc
Out as Feature; rniver
sity of North Carolina
I'hivs Harvard
(Coircsponilenoc of Associated Press.)
New Turk, Auk 2S. Intersection;! I
eunios stand out as the feature in'
the football season of 1913 which will
be under Way before another two
weeks have been checked from the
j'aleii'l.'ir. , Almost every section of th"
iilnlly w.ill l reprifotrited in these
j-RITi-li'iiii flashes aed' httilctitions point
lo unusual interesr tiini enthusiasm in
the Rreat American colIeRe Rai.ie this
fall. Close to three months' play will
be witnessed this season, as the op
eiihiK Kaine ' is scheduled for Sept.
18. and tjie closiiiR contests' will not
be ' staKed until Dec. 9.,
T:ach year the number of Rallies
increases and the comiiiR season HnJs
liiore Raines scheduled than was the
case twelve mouths uko."" According
to the list prepared in connection with
the revised rules of play, the teams of
the leading colleges mid universities
of the country will figure in more
than thirteen hundred contests, while
the preparatory and high sch.ool ' elev
ens will compete in more than twic
that number, hr.iliRinR the total close
to the live thousand mark.
A comparison of the schedules for
the coming season and those of, the
past few years shows a number of
Changes. The Carlisle Indian School
eleven, which has made football his
tory in the past, docs not appear
among the lending' competitors, for
gridiron honors and Columbia I'ni
ver.sity is again found listed for Raines
with colleges which are close to the
first flight of eastern football insti
tutions. There is an unusual number of con
tests : scheduled for Fridays although
the Saturday games are still over
whelmingly ''id. the" 'majority. Al
though the so-called championship'
games are not scheduled until the
closing weeks of November,
height of the season, so far as
. the
the
number of games is concerned,
will
the
be reached late in October -mid
following two Saturdays w hen
principal college contests each
the
day
The
alone pass the hundred mark
j climax comes with the playing of the
illarvard-Yale game at .New Haven
and the Army-Navy game at New
York on the same day Nov. 2.1. On
'the basis of past attendance and re
ecpits these two games should attract
cluso to ir,i),U(iu spectators w hile J
the pits wijl probable ex-I
ceerl -$200,000. - " f ?
,inioiiR iin- noire important inter.
! sectional
Raines are those petween
sj, .,..,,.,, .,,i in,,,,.. a, ,i. W.,
l ington and Lee; YabJ'and . Virginia ;
I Harvard vs North' Carolina; Illinois
land
Wik
Colgate; "Minnesota, and North
ta: Virginia Poly vs Yale; Pcnn-
fsylvania and Cornell; . iluring ' the
season Harvard and A'irgit.ia; Notre
Danie-VK Army:- .Missouri vs Texas;
Dartmouth vs West Virginia; Huck
nell ;tid Washington and Lee. Ffforts
are tf til I biting made to bring a Pacific
iCikiwC- university t.,-ven Fast for one
or. two big gann s and there will be
the usual intersectioiial contests be
tween the leading school teams of thu
.Mid. He Wi si and the Knsf immediate
ly following the close of the regular
interscholastic schedules t
The I'niversit'y of California will be
the first on tho gridiron this fall, the
Berkeley tea'm getting into action on
Saturday, September HI. Seven days
later Dartmouth. Harvnt'rt and
Georgetown will be among the larger
colleges to star! "active football com
petition. On ' the last. Saturday of
September Cornell, Princeton, Syra-
DOTBALL SEASOiy
WILL BEGIN SOON
other Knows
cu.se, Army. Navy, Pennsylvania,
Tale. Tennessee. Texas, Virginia, ami
a few of the Middle Western colleges
will play their opening games. Mich
igan starts her gridiron campaign on
the following Wednesday and on Sat
urday October 7 Chicago. Illinois.
Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin and
other mrtubers of the Conference fol
low suit. ,
Yale will depart from the conven
tional on Friday October 20 by play
ing Virginia Poly at New "Haven but
this is an exceptional move made
necessary by the fact that the Tab)
Howl will be used on Saturday for
the staging of a special pageant. The
last Saturday of October will witness
the initial meetings of the . elevens
of thi' larger universities of both the
Last and West and the results of
these games will have a direct bear
ing on the final outcome of the cham
pionship claims of the contending
teams. Cornell will line:up against
Harvard; ' Dartmouth, will'- ; itncfeiy,.,
I'rinceton; Michigan will have Syra
cuse :'s an opponent; I Vnnsylvania
and Pittsburg clash. North anil South
Dakota mo I in their annual game;
'I'enaess.'t plays the University of
Florida: Van.h -chill and Virginia
do. in- together and Yale will seek U
del'cai Washington and Jefferson. .
The i : filing Saturday of November
will witness the following Important
games: Harvard vs Virginia; ' Dart
mouth vs Syracuse. Army vs Notre
Dame; Minnesota vs Illinois; Missouri
Texas; ' California vs Southern Cali
fornia; Yale vs Colgate; Pennsylvania
vs Lafayette; Washington vs. Ore
gon; Chicago vs Purdue, and George
town vs Louisville. A week later
Harvard and I'rincenn; Cornell and
Michigan and Pennsylvania and
Dartmouth will furnish the feature
games of the -East while Tennessee
and Vanderbilt; Virginia and Smith
Carolina; Washington and Lee vs
Hucknell are dividing honors in the
South. Few. if any, of the Confer
ence College teams will play hut the
following Saturday will find them all
battling for football glory.
On thii,t flay Wisconsin and Minne
sota; Chicago and lllionis, will be th"
big contests in the Middle West; V a re
vet i'rinceton; Harvard vs Drown; and
Syracuse and Colgate the Eastern
feature, ga.rnes. Pennsylvania will ,
journey to Ann Arbor for her annual
meeting with Michigan: Notre Dame
will face the .JOichigan Aggies; Cali
fornia arid Washington hold forth on
'the .Pacific Coast while the big
scholastic game of the !' W" .
staped when Andover and Exetei
meet.
An exceptional situation will con
front football fans of the Wast on
Saturday, N'ovnmber 25, for the Harvard-Yale
game will be played at New
Haven while Ihe annual Army-Navy
game will be staged at New York. In
the Middle West Chicago meets Min
nesota and Wisconsin plays Illinois.
Pennsylvania will depart from her
usual custom of resting previous to
the 1(haksr,'ivinR 'Day game 'With
Cornell and will.jneet West Virginia
Wesleyan. The Cornell-Pennsylvania
' v. . -. .V , .
I giving nay w nil uie i.miwiits. ikih .
inft the Pittsburg-Pennsylvaniii State
gam.es a close second in the Hast. In
the -South; Kentucky vs Tennessee:.;
YanrhrbiH ys 1'niversity of S, ('.;
Alabama vs" Georgia and Virginia vs
North Carolina" will all be star con-,
test between State universities and
agricultural schools will be among. '
the more prominent games. The sea
son will end on Saturday Hoc 0,
with two iutersectioual games I'll
which Georgetown I will play Tulan "
at New Orleans and. Southern' f'!(P
ifornia will filce Arizona at Tucson. .
(By The Annealed Press )
Washington. ,4ig, . 2,". A bill was
passed by the Senate today chifnglnc
froKi the second to the first Mondav
in October the date for opening of
the annual term of the Supreme'
('oi'ft. and the revising procedure to
it m If cases which may be submitted
and to enable the court to dispose
promptly, of Jnauy in which appeals
have been taken merely to cause de
lay. , :