THE 'ASIIEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY JUNE 10, 1913.
GAMES POSTPONED
IN CAROLINA LEAGUE
DotMiK . headers will be
STAGED THIS AFTERNOON.
Flrt Engagement Between Bum and
Mountaineer Will Be Culled This
: Afternoon at J:S0 O'clock.
For the second time during the
present season, all games scheduled
In tha North Carolina league were
postponed yesterday, and It waa an
nounced that double headers will be
played today with Durham at Ashe
vllla, Charlotte at Raleigh and Oreens
boro at Wlnston-Balem. Tha first con
teat on the local lot will tit called
this afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. Under
the lawg of tha league. It muit go (or
bine Innings although the aecond con
teat doubtleaa will be called at the
nd of the aeventh, If the winner la
chosen by that time. Thli line of
dope goea If the weather today per
mit! the Mountaineers and the Bulla
to play at all this afternoon. The
weather man last night wouldn't of
fer a rreat deal of encouragement to
the membera of fandom, as the mi
aa-nmant of the local bureau has
a
hunch that the Inclement weather of
yesterday will continue through today.
,' The Bulla arrived here yesterday
morning and a great game waa expec
ted by the members of the baseball
clan here. However, when they got
up early yesterday morning to ask
(or mora cover, the hlslorlo plter
patter and shrieking wind were doing
duty and It waa soon realized that
Oates park would be deserted during
the day. With a double header on
tap for this afternoon, It Is expected
that' the aupporters of the teani will
turn out In full force to take advan
tage of the offerings on the baseball
bargain counter. Heretofore, Adho
vllle hasn't had a great deal of luck
with double headers, although the
ralthful fana who never concede de
feat until the last man Is out In the
-last Inning are firm In the belief that
the Noojinere will break their double
header luck this afternoon and ill
be n i. position to make life mlwib'.a
V Kelly's menagerie.
. NATIONAL. ....
' MATTY BACK VX FORM.
CHICAGO, June .-New York
batted Chlcaro pitchers at will today,
-.i..t.,. 11 i. Mathewion and hie
..OTMirt were superior. OveralU
wrenched bis back slightly on the
fourth ball he pitched and retired In
the first inning. Thorpe batted for
sUthewson in the ninth and Wlltse
went W the box.
Tha score by Innings:
New York ....101 000 iSolt 11 1
Chicago 01 009 00," 8 8 4
Batterleii: Mathewson, Wiltae and
.Meyers, Hartley; Overall, Bichtc.
Wender and Archer. Time, 8:10.
Empires, O'Pay and Emslle.
ww rv ninth noaxo.
P1TTSBUROH, June . (Brooklyn
cored six runs off 'Adams in the
inlnth Inning this afternoon and won
10 to 1, the most wrecked game of
ball seen on Forbes field In many a
day. Brooklyn had six misplays on
double Steele and other wild throws.
Klrkpatrlck waa presented with a dia
mond stud by Pittsburgh admirer.
The score by innings: R.H. K.
Brooklyn." 101 010 00010 17 6
Pittsburgh ...100 021 110 7 10 0
. Batteries: Ragon. Curtts, Tlngltn
and O. Miller. Erwin; Fischer. RoWn
son, Adams and Simon. Time, 1:52.
Umpires, Klem and Orth.
1 PtmJJKS HAD RCNAWAT.
CrNCINNATI, June . Brennan had
Inclnnatl completely at his mercy
and Philadelphia won 10 to 1.
.nan allowed four hits and kept
natl runles until the ninth In
ning, When they score one. Cincin
nati used three pitchers, all of them
being Ailt hard and often.
( The score by Innings: It. H. E.
Philadelphia ..012 120 10310 13 2
Cincinnati ....000 000 001 1 4 .2
Batteries: Brennan Bnd Klllifer;
Ames, Harter, Nelson and Clark.
Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Rlgler and
Byron.
HAVSSER Df THE GAME.
ST. LOUIS, June . With Hauler
. In the game at short, 6t Loula de
feated Boston 12 to 6 In a free-httting
contest. Three visiting- pitchers were
driven from the mound. Sallee open
ed the sixth Inning witft a home run
Into the right field bleachers.
I The score by Inninga: n. 11. E.
Boston 001 032 000 8 10 1
Bt Louis .....203 025 OOx 12 12 2
Butterle: Perdue, James. Strand,
Noyes and Rartden; Sallee and Mc
Lean. Time, 2:15. ITmp'rea, Brennan
and Evans.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Carolina,
Won Lost Pet
Raltflirh.. .. .. ... ... 23 16 .00
I Winton-H.lfm.. . . . 21 17 .653
Durham 21 17 .652
Charlotte ., 10 12 .614
ASHKVIM.E 16 22 .421
Qrocniiboro. . ,. .. .. 14 24 ,38
National.
Won IiHt Pet.
rhllaanlphlft .. 28 12 .700
New Yurk ,. .. .. .. 24 18 .571
Brooklyn . . .. v. ... 23 18 ,561
Cht-'ago .......... 24 23 .511
PittNljurgh 22 24 .478
St. Louis ............ 21 2( .447
Boston 17 25 .405
Cincinnati 17 20 .362
American.
Won Lost Pot.
Philadelphia ..,. 36 10 .783
Cleveland 34 14 .701
Washington .. ....... 26 22 .522
Chicago ......... 26 24 .520
Boston .. .. .. . 21 24 .467
Detroit .. 20 31 .892
fit Loul 20 84 .870
New Tork 11 24 .244
Southtfrn.
Won Lost
88 20
29 24
26 2
26 26
26 27
25 27
25 2
20 35
Pet.
.655
rr.47
.500
.500
.481
.481
.463
.364
Mobile ,. .. ........
Nashville . . . . .
Atlanta
Chattanooga
mrmingnaun . ,
ontgomery
Memphis
New Orleans . . . A
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National
At fit Louis 12; Boston .
At Cincinnati 1; Philadelphia 10.
At Chicago 8; New York 11.
At Pittsburgh 7; Brooklyn 19.
AmiVican
At Boston 4; Cleveland 1.
At New York 4; Chicago 1.
At Philadelphia 6; St. Louis 0.
At Washington 4; Detroit 6.
Southern
At Mobile 8; Memphis 2. (12 In
nings.) .At New Orleans 4; Montgomery 2.
At Birmingham-Atlanta, postponed,
rain. '
Only three games scheduled.
International.
At Newark 8; Baltimore 1.
At'Jereey City 2; Providence 0.
At Rochester 4; Buffalo .
At Toronto 0; Montreal t.
Amerimn Association.
At Milwaukee 4; Bt. Paul 2.
At Columbus 7; Indianapolis .
At Louisville E; Toledo 4.
At Kansas City 41 Mlnneapoll 7.
South Atlantic.
All games postponed rain.
Appalachian.
At Rome 12; Bristol 0.
At Knoxvllle ; Middlesboro 1.
At Morrlstown 1; Johnson City 2.
Virginia.
At Norfolk-Richmond, wet grounds.
At Roanoke 1: Petersburg 8.
At Newport News 6; Portsmouth 1.
College.
At Princeton: Yale &; Princeton 4.
(12 Innings.)
t nlUinND CHIPS.
This Is getting monuiu"""-
It may have been a lucky rain for
the Bulla.
When the weather man does hit he
etrlkes a heavy Blow,
J Phiv Is batting up around the
top. Hie work kept them all from
winning.
Rftln, rain everywhere. Double
headers, double-headers everywhere.
With two days In which to rest the
teams should pull some fancy Per
formances this afternoon.
Yes. the report that th" Highland
ers won another yeatrrday hns heen
confirmed. It's not a fake story.
Pitching a no-hlt game nppears to
have been Carl Ray's undoing.
Last week's record Is one to be
proud of. If the Tourists can only
keep It up.
Mnnv fans had their overcoats ana
hot bricks ready In cose the gamo
should have been called. .
Well, a double Anne to.lny will cinch
the series. And Ashevllle needs tha
big end of the trio.
When fans heard the rain yesterday
morning they went back to sleep
They realized that they would have
plenty of time for business during the
day.
The managers around the circuit
continue, to strengthen their teams.
They evidently expect the race to re
main warm.
And after that trip from Durham
the majority of the Bulls were gtad
that the diamond was too soggy for a
game.
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In case she has to do It, Ashevllle
can be relied upon to make nine runs
in one Inning.
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TV COBB HITS SOMK
WASHINGTON, June 9. Detroit's
excellent all-around ilaytn, aided by
Washington's errors ' and Hughes'
wlldness, gave the visitors the game
here today, 6 to 4. Cobb and Wlllett
knocked home runs.
The score by Innings: R. H. E.
Detroit 300 111 0006 11 0
Washington ...000 004 0004 7 4
Bnttees: Wlllett, Dufoue and Mc
Kce; HuKhes, Gallia and Henry. Time,
2:05. Umpires, Hlldebrand and
O'Loughlln,
NKW YORK TAKES ANOTHER.
NEW YORK, June . The New
York Americans defeated Chicago to
day 4 to 1. The Highlanders won by
bunching Infield hits off Clcotte In the
fifth Inning. Ford was hit hard In
spots, but good support pulled him
out of several tlKht places.
The score by InnlnKs: R. H. E.
Chicago 000 000 1001 8 2
New York 000 OtO OOx 4 8 2
Battfvrtes: Clcotte, Langn, White
and Schalk; Ford and Sweeney. Time,
1:45. Umpires, Evans and Rgan,
WINNING STREAK BROKEN.
BOSTON, June 9. Falkenberg-s
string of ten consecutive victories
was ended by the Red Sox today.
Cleveland being beaten 4 to 1. Falk
enberg was taken out In the seventh
to allow Lajole to bat for him. But
the elongated twlrler had'somo con
solation, a dlNpatnh from Washington
announcing the arrival of a son.
The score by Inning's: R. H. E.
Cleveland 000 000 0101 8 1
Boston 010 010 llr 4 7 S
Butteries: Falkenberg, Mitchell and
Carlnch: Bexllent and Carrlgan. Time,
1:45. Umpires, Connolly and Me
Greavy. BENDER IN GREAT FORM.
PllILADHLPlirA, June 0. lien
dor's great pitching for Philadelphia
today defouted St Louis 5 to 0. Tha
visitors' two hits were of the scratch
order and they never had a chance
to scoro. Johnston, running after a
fly In the seventh, foil over Hio cement
coping, iiit later resumed play.
Tho score by Innings: H. 11. K.
St. LolllM 000 0U0 0000 2 2
Philadelphia ..000 120 02x S U 1
Batteries: Hamilton and Agnew,
McAllister; Bonder nnd Schang. Time,
1:60, Umpires, Dlneen and Ferguson.
EMING MANUEL TO "
WED COUSIN SOON1
Ex-King MaanaL ' VTt
The enmifement of OT-Ung
Manuel of Portujral and hfa geeona
sonsin. Princess Anjruita Victoria,
iras announced come time ?o The
date for tha marriafra la cot yet
Ixed, bat the enirsgemerrt ie not
iVely to be a tens; one. Manoej
till hopes that the republic will fail
tw Porto jmf.-anej that b will be
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fATa IrtAI lit YOU HAT
You may think wife hu an Idea
That you're perfeot and then some
And to your manr, many fsulta
Is blind end deaf end dumb;
You may take a sly lay ride
And go an a quiet g
And think she Isn't on to it
because she dueen't nsg,
But wait, old silly lunkhead.
You'll get knocked flat.
Tou can't fool a woman.
, Just paste that in yuur hat
Tan may play saint befor the town
And snicker In your sleeve
Becsuae these silly duffers
In your fake rlghieouaneaa believe;
Tou may put on your fala face
And (la yourself ao slick
As to think no one upon the earth
Can tell you're a told brick,
But wglt, you wolf In sheep skin.
YouH get skinned Ilk a cat
Tou can't fool the peopla
Just paste that In your hat
CM. BARN1TZ.
SMASHED EQ08.
When the broody smashes eggs In o
setting tbe wise fancier runs fur warm
water to wash the smeared egss, for
be knows that tbe albumen will act
like varnish and close the shell pores,
and tbe growing embryos wltbUr the
efg will suffocate.
He washes and dries tbem carefully
and places tbem at eace under the ben
and at tha same time register a doubt
aa to whether that batch will make
good.
Such accidents generally And tbelr
cause la too small a nest, too deep a
nest where egg pile on top of eacb oth
er and can't be turned, nests that bens
must Jump down Into, nests where
clucks and layers lire together, fighting
broodies, lack of nest material, too full
a nest, bsrd neat material, too large a
setting, tuln or rough sbelled or mis
ahapen eggs, clumsy clucks, overwelgbl
bens or sassy acreecbers that rougb
bouse whenever tbe nest Is approached.
By remedying these particulars
smashed eggs and consequent poor
batches may be reduced to a minimum
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
A handler of pigeons In a live bird
shooting match near Potts vllle, Pa.,
tied firecrackers to a pigeon's feet to
make tbe bird lively, so It would be
bard to sboot Tbe pigeon flew Into n
bay mow, the bay was fired, and thi
Reading's big stal.les, worth $6,000
were burned, and the big Otto collier
liurely escaped destruction. Buch i
cruel human abould be sent to jail 01
an asylum.
Raydon, Ipswich, England, boasts m
turkey farm that bus been a success
for thlrty-flVe years. Over 200 turkej
liens are kept for breeders to suppl.v
the trade with eggs and day-old tur
key culcka. Can any of our Texas
friends beat this?
York (Pa.) cop are wise on peultry.
A bird burglary being reported to
headquarters, a cop entered a suspect's
coop, picked out a rooster of tbe breed
described in tha complaint, turned the
bird loose In tbe alley, and the fowl
made a bee line for tbe complainant's
coop. On that evidence tbe tbtef went
toJalL
Tbe Emden goose should be selected
in preference to tbe Toulouse. At best
age they drees from nine to fifteen
pounds, a popular sire; are One grain
ed, white as marble, tbelr feathers are
more valuable and the carcass sells for
more money per pound.
If yon use acetylene in your bouse
or for lighting your automobile pour
the lime from the nsed carbide down
tbe rntboles or wbere rats frequent,
and the long tailed varmints will quick
ra moose. Tbey can't stand that acety
lene smell.
Tbe laying contest at Storm, Conn
last year shows an average of 158
cRgs per ben, while the Missouri com
petition shows the average of 134 per
hon for the year. This docs not give
eastern breeders ground to boast that
tbelr birds are higher bred for eggs
than the western, for the ration at
Storra had extras that the Missouri
cacklers didn't get
Six years ago we exhibited at a
show, and tin ion g our winnings was s
cup that bod to be won two years iu
succession before the exhibitor owned
It. On account of state lecture work
we have not been at that show since,
but In tbe meantime fire different fan
ciers hnve won the cup ouce. A prize
with such n string to It Is a farce.
When won once and won fairly the
prize should become at eo.ee the prop
erty of tlie exhibitor who has expend
ed his money and time to win.
Johnny Bull Is certainly having a
cryliiK time over poultry and egs, and
we suggest to hi in tbut good olil rem
edy, "The Lord helps them thut help
tbemselrps." He has depended on otb
er tuitions for his poultry, and In mil!
Importations shrunk 80.000. Canada
even wont back on btm and Imported
from Uncle Sam for ber own use only
7,478,242 dozens of eggs.
When you test out those Infertile
eggs there are fewer eggs to bent and
more room on the trays for the fer
tiles nnd tbey can be turned to better
advautage. When you make your sec
ond test about the fifteenth day you
rid tbe batch of everything that's dead
and bound to corrupt tbe air In the
machine.
When tbe army worms started in on
ten acres of corn belonging to M. M
Klckllghter of Qroveland, Ga., be
drove a flock of turkeys Into the patch,
and they went for the wrigglers and
saved hlmBGO bushels ef corn. Con
gress recently appropriated $211,000 to
eliminate the worm. Better use that
money to encourage turkey culture.
8ome fancier seem to breed birds
entirely for the outside. Any old shape
seem all right to tbem If tt has feath
ers bar-ed to tbe skin, red ear lobe, a
One point comb and erven feathers te
the tail.
REFUGEES ARE ARRIVING.
SALTIIAO, Mex., June 9. Jtfore
than 100 refugee, ehleflyi Americans
and British, arrived here today on a
special train from Conception Del
Oro In northeastern Zacatecas, about
78 miles from here. The refugees
were compelled to pay rebels $13,500
for the train and for permission to
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out special peimiaalon.
Dog have proved a very effective
type of guard for a railroad line In
Greece In tbe recent war.
According to tradition, tbe use of
asphalt 1 very old, It having been
aaed as a binder -In masonry by the
Babylonian.
There la n article of food that is
finer when it 1 fuah than v fish and
none that loses It cliiracterjooner
when put in storage.
At the beginning of the present year
12,000,000 phone were in use In tbe
world, and there wet nearly 80,000,000
miles of wire strung to accommodate
these Instrument.
Some one has said that tbe looniest
type of persons be know of are those
who, falling at most everything- else,
go Into tbe poultry business on a large
scale to get rich qplck.
The smell of onions may be removed
from the hands by rubbing them with
stalks of celery or parsley and in a.
large measure from one' breath by
eating portions of tbe same vegetable.
Kansas ha in sight a winter wheat
crop estimated at 125,000,000 bushels,
tbe largest In the history of the state,
and already an urgent call has been
Issued for emergency harvest hands to
help garner it In.
Giving an animal a drench of raw
eggs broken Into a broad mouthed
bottle is said to give immediate relief
in case an obstacle sticks in tbe ani
mal's throat Tbe bead abould be
raised in giving the lubricant
Vigorous, pure bred cock birds of
any of the standard breeds will have
much the same feet in improving a
flock of scrub hens on the average
farm that tbe purchase of a registered
aire will hove on the scrub cattle.
No matter how gentle a horse may
be, it Is always a good plan to speak to
it before stepping up behind it in the
stall In many cases gentle horses
have been known to kick when taken
by surprise, simply through the natural
instinct of self preservation.
Tbe other day there waa felled in
Busbey park, Hampton court, London,
an elm over 200 years old. When cut
up there was found imbedded In Its
trunk an old fashioned street lamp,
which had evidently been nailed to it
and gradually covered as the tree In
creased in size.
A serum discovered by tbe Rockefel
ler institute in New York city has been
tried with very gratifying success In
tbe treatment of pneumonia in both
cattle and horses by an Indiana veteri
narian. Although the animals were
in tbe last stages of the disease, the
treatment seems to have given imme
diate relief.
An excellent bait for killing cut
worms Is made. by mixing one-half
pound of pari a green with twenty-five
pounds of bran. & spoonful ef this
pnt at the base of each plant will fur
nish it protection during the period
when the worms are on the warpath.
It is snld that this preparation may be
made the more attractive te the worms
if it is moistened with sweetened- wa
ter. Both gooseberries and currants bear
fruit on wood thut Is two, three, four
and five years old. Neither one nor
five-year-old wood bears to amount to
auytlilug. This indicates the method
of prunlug that should be followed
namely, cutting out wood that Is more
than four years old and thinning out
the one-year-old shoots to three or
four of the strongest each season.
Those left should be cut back to a
height of abeut two feet
Tbe Los Angeles water supply tunnel
has lately been completed at a cost of ;
more than $20,000,000. The system ex
tends from tbe snow fed streams In the
Sierra Nevada mountains across the
Mohave desert, a distance of some 2S0
miles. The system will furnish the wa
ter needed for, a city tbe size of Lon
don. Until Los Angeles needs this
amount of water the surplus wilt be
Utilized la irrigating 125,000 acres of
orange land.
Tbe hog raiser who lost more than
40 per cent of bis little pigs becauso of
their being born dead or dying shortly
after birth had not learned the funda
mental truth that com does not consti
tute a balanced ration for brood sows
and does not contain tbore food ele
ments which she must have If ber Off
spring are to be vigorous and healthy.
To avoid this trouble In the future he
. should feed clover or alfalfa hay, bran i
oriihorts and barley Instead of ao much
corn.
A synthetic tannin, .aitilled from
tar products, has been invented by an
English leather industries expert for
tanning light colored leathers. ,'
Tiny hut efficient electrlo lamps to
he worn fin thalr papy hv ha.nqa.mpn tL
night and supplied with current by
storaa-e batterlo hare heen Invented.
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