IIIE ASTIEVrLLE CITIZEN, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1913,
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THE
NORTH CAROLINALEAGUI
J. L. ALEXANDER, PEOP.
Asheville, N. 0.
EVENTS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
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M0UTA1NEERS WILL
ENTERTAIN CAPITALS
ARLK MACK'S TEAM HEBE I"OIl
KEIUI OF OAMEH.
.XorneU Go to Wlnetoo-Kuleui for
Three Day and Patriot Will
' Yll Bull.
WHERE TUEY MiAY TODAY.
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Raleigh at Aahevllle. !
ureensburo at Durham.
Charlotte at Winston-Kalcm,
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After a ojourn of a week on (he
trireme eastern and of th circuit th
Mountaineer have returned to the
wet and thl afternoon will open a
arte of thre garnet with the 1U1
cirh Capital under the loadm-shlp of
Earl Mack, , While away from home
the Tourtts snatched two gam out
of flva contest, dropping a trio of
tame o'.ayd tn foreign territory. The
atory of their accomplishment during
the week Just passed la told In the
work of Wtouoh' pitcher. The iwm,
a a whole, tia been going at a entln
factory ttlde, although the hurlere
hava had a bad week. The garnet
lout have been allowed to glimmer I
Ihmuwh tha Inability of Ashevllle!
ptchera to ahow speed or curvet, and;
It ha happened thai all ot the plton
ere went bad together. There hua
been derrlcklng enough to eult the
moat critical fan, but the torie ot
the game lost relate that when one
man ha been taken out, hli eurreaeor
baa failed to ihow an Improvement
of form. In all of the eonteata ot the
rant week the Inneldera and outfleld-
era have done their work well. al-
though the team has not been hitting
as well as It might,
The ah awing which la to be made
during the coming week, local fana
Mlleve, will depend largely Upon the
manner in which the pitcher per
form. If they work welj, it la gen
rally believed that the other mem
ber of tha aquaJ can be depended
upon to hold down their share of the
aotlvlti. If th hurler don't nm
to form the Mountaineer have a
poor chance to get to the top.
Lent week' record, however, wa
not a bad one comlderlng the winning
treak which bad been developed prior
to the trip to the eaL The local
had been winning everything In eight
before they took the Journey and on
,th principle that every lane ha a
'corner, it was expected that the Non
Jlner would strike lome snag sooner
or later. It happened that they hit
aid mag tn Raleigh and Durham
and lnc they dropped two out of!
three to Raleigh, they are more than!
anxious to get away with the king of
beast'i' share of the content arranged
for th early part of the week. Ral
eigh' team ha undergone many
change alnce the laat visit of the
Capita .to thl city.. New men have
been signed and old performer have
been allowed to drift. Whether or
not the fcggregstlon ha been
strengthened by the change remain
to he seen, and the result undoubt
edly will be forthcoming during the
present week.
While Aehevllle In entertaining the
Mackmon. Winston-Salem will he at
heme to the Hornets. And this series
promises to he one of tho moat In
teresting of the week. The two tenms
re close together In the percentage
column and that will add ginger to
the series. However, It happens that
Kmery ami Clancy will lock horns
Just t the time that fhe Twlntown
port writers are throwing nil sort
of fits over the recent discovery that
tthe diamond at Charlotte whs not
laid out according to the regulations,
the pitchers' tiox and the Tinme pinto
being too close together. The Twins
suffered a crimp While at Charlotte,
snfl their supporters nn the Winston
Salem papers are attributing their
lnraes to the irregular diamond. The
discovery was made just after th
writers had lnslmmted that rresHcnt
Wearn was keeping Mc-Rr e wltti
Clancy' men too much, and ha loca
tion nf the Ditchers' box has nlvcn
the dopesters of Clancy's town nn
opportunity to accuse ttia manage
WWEE
And Each Evening Until Further Notice
MOTION -PICTURES
AND BAND CONCERT
MSwFMe Psurk
Go to The Parle Tonight and Enjoy Yourself
ment of tha Churlotte team of various
underhand trick and a great deul of,
dirty work. The Charlotte writers
have conlendej that tha whole mat
ter Is very unfortunate, tut they are
of the opinion that th Twins' sup
porter have made much ado about
nothing.' As a result of the row fuel
ing between the two team Is by no
means the an me n tlmt which exist
ed between Damon and Pythias, and
It' a safe tip that the members of
the two teams will do their very best1
th! week to mow down their enemies, j . . , . ,
M Durham th flr.t part of the' l h tlfle-l phla.
week will be taken up with an en- J,!,
gnigcment between the leaders and hlrago.. .
the cellaritea. Th Tatrlot will In- '!"""" ' "
vade Tobnccotown for a series of
three games, and Doak's men are
springing the sensation of tha league.
Although they lost two games to- the
Twin Saturday, the fact remains that
fhey are fust getting over tho ter
ritory which was lost dwlng the
surly part of the season.
The race continue to be on of
the warmest on record in a crass D
lianges are possible
of fifth place, although the strength
of the team Is such that th Tourists
supporter believe that they see going
a position, and while the, Patriots Will
hardly do ny climbing thl week,
their past record nhow that they are
competent to create trouM for tha
tenms that must meet them this week.
FOUR GAMES ON TAP
DURINGJHIS WEEK
Itcnresentntlve Team Will Not Tiny
at Ashcvlllo Ilecftuse of Uie Prcs
enoe of the Mountaineers.
In cla B, of the Y. M. C. A
baseball loogue thl monrntng at
o'clock th team of Howell and
Brown will play at the Montford
avenue diamond, while the aggre
gation of Coston and Hunt will
meet at th end of Qvi contest for
an engagement Class D toams play
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock,
Smith and DeYoung uncorking a
contest at Montford at (that tjlme.
After thl fray, the nine of Rlckert
and Mclnnery will furnish the fun.
The game of the association
league are tielng largely attended by
the supporters of the various teams
and a great deal of Interest Is being
shown In the races of th different
classes for the cup and ipnnants.
The teams are well matched fcnd the
players, renllr.lng Chat m-ery game
counts, are working hard In fhe con
tests of the season,
The first team of the Y. M. C. A.,
will not play In Aahevllle this week
on account nf the MountnlnOers be
ing at homo. The team, howover,
would like to arrange an out-of-town
engagement for the Fourth ef July.
The representative nine has been go
ing at a good clip and Its supportcre
are confident tihnt It will flnltfh the
season with an excellent record.
Tho ract-Dcallng OmiirTcur.
The -chauffeur, rising frim the
spring, wiped hi.i mouth with his
Kloive,
"That's a good enough spring." he
said, "but did I ever tell you nhout
fhe Nevada soup spring? Crone ,riy
lironHt, there's a nmip oprlng In 'Ne
vada that you can hardly tell from
chicken consomme.
"This sprlm? I a mineral one.
Amityli shows tho water to ho full
of sulphur, mrtcnrsla. Iron, soda nnd
cipper. The Ingredients are In such
proportions us to give the spring the
mate nn,1 stool) of cold chicken con
somme. Take a cupful of the water,
pepper and salt It to taste, and you've
got s dlsn of first-rate soup.
"flood wlentlfle cooks outrht to
study the Nevada soup sprlne They
ousht to find out bow It Is that so),
phur, maffneRla, Iron, soda and copper
In a certain combination mnke
chloken soop. There's a chi'mleo
cullnary secret here ihat niiirtit make
a man rich ' wish I e,,uld sole
this secret nivfolf. luit I'm s chauf
feur, not n scientist, and 'I. deal ex
clusively in farts."
TO-NIGE
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.imiuiini. v niTAir i T
Won.
. 3S
. 39
. 34
. .13
30
. 27
. 25
. 25
Philadelphia
New Vork..
Krooklyn.. .
Chicago.. ,,
f'ltt)urh. .
Hi. Louis.. ,
Huston . . . ,,
Cincinnati, .
2.1
2
32
34
'it
3"
10
.629
.567
.H0S
.46)
.415
.40:1
.395
American.
Won. Lost. Pet.
. 47 17 .734
. 41.2 .not
. 3K 32 .542
.. 34 2D .640 ;
. 3S 32 Mi'
. 28 43 .394'
. 28 4 IS .884
. 19 45 .297
Detroit. .
ISt. Loul..
J New Tork.
Southern.
Won.
Lost. IVt.
81 ,03
32' .5112
32 .549
Mobile. J. .. .. 47
Montgomery. . .;, , . . , 41
Chattanooga.. . . , .. !. 39
'Atlanta.. ...... ..'35
j lllrmlngham. 3D
(Nashville , .... 32
j Memphis, . 33
: New Orlenn 26
34
3fl
.507
.600
89 .451
40 .461
45 .366
Virginia.
Won.
IxisL Pet
20 .661
22 ...621
27 .542
28 .541
41 .321
40 .322
Richmond.. .. .. ... 89
; Petersburg. . . . . .. 86
j Portsmouth. .' 32
I Roanoke, . 33
'Newport New,, .. ..20
I Norfolk 19
South Atlantic.
Won, Lost. Pet.
Charleston.. ....... S 0 1000
Savannah.. ...... ... 2 1 .667
Jacksonville , . 2 1 .667
Macon 1 2 .333
Columbus .. 1 2 .883
Albany .. 0 8 .000
Appalachian.
N Won. Iiot. Pet.
Johnnon City 28 14 .667
Knoxvllle 24 16 .600
Bristol v. 21 22 .488
Rome.. 18 20 .474
Morrlstown 16 22 .421
Middlevboro 12 23 .843
RTOilTLTS YESTERDAY.
National
At Clnolnnatl, 9; Chicago, 6.
At St. Louis, 4; Pittsburgh. S.
American
At Chicago, 2; Cleveland, 1.
At Detroit, 5; St. LouU, 2.
Southcr-i
At Mobile. 0; Chattanooga, J.
At New Orleans, 7; Nashville, 8.
At Montgomery, 10. Atlanta, !'.
At Memphis, 8; Birmingham, 7.
American Association.
At Columbus, 1-7; Toledo, 0-8.
At Indianapolis, 3-0; Louisville, 1-4,
At St Paul, 5; Milwaukee, 11.
At Minneapolis, 13; Kanaaa City, 7.
International.
At Jersey City, 8-6; Montreal, 0-4.
At Newark, 3; Rochester, 3. (Called
tenth, darkness:.)
At Rocky Point. R. I.: Providence,
3: Buffalo, 3.
No other scheduled.
BIRMINGHAM MAN
ASHEVILLE BOOSTER
U. MfMoCemhs. a manufacturer of
Birmingham, Is spending his vacation
in Aahevllle. Ho arrived Saturday
night and "will remain as long ss 1
c-aii,'; as ho expressed It. Mr. Mo
Combs is Interested In a large steel
had Iron working Industry near Rlr
mingham. "Although a trifle warm, I have en -Joyed
every minute of my slay so far
In AshovllW; sm here on a vacation
ami don't want to talk business,"
wild Mr. MeComhc-. ' "Will toll yo.i
however, that the outlook for the
summer and fall Is as good as anv
one could desire."
Ashevllle is being well advertised
throughout the south, and aa a result
many visitors are already headed this
way. Western North Carolina is the
maKiiet but Ashevillo proper will (jet
the big share of the tourists from my
section of the country."
Mr. McCombs is with friends In
Orove Park.
Lost. Pet. - IIAIIUKAU
21 .644 .
HT. IiOl'IK WINNER.
HT. LOiriH. June 29. St Louis
wound up Us second stay at home to
duy by defeating Pittsburgh 4 to 3.
After Pittsburgh had secured a lead
of three run In the fourth and fifth
Inning, ftt, Lout came back In the
sixth and scored four runs which prov
ed enough to win the game.
Score by Innings R. H. E.
St. Louis 000 004 OOx 4 5 0
Pittsburgh ....000 210 0008 9 0
Batteries: Harmon and Wlngo;
Hendrlx, C'amnltz, Adam and Cole
man. Umpires, Krennan and Eason.
Time, 1:65.
REDS WIN A (JAIN.
CINCINNATI, June 29 Cincinnati,
hammering Pierce out of the box In
j the fifth Inning, took the last game
i of the series today from Chicago 9 to
j 6. Both sides hits liberally. Bescher
' was benched for arguing against a
aeciaion caning mm out wnen ne sua
for second In the sixth.
Score by Innings R. H, B.
Chicago 000 312 0006 8 2
Cincinnati ....021 050 lOx 9 14 2
Butteries: pierce, Richie and Arch
er; Ames, Brown and Kllng. Time
1:55. Umpire, O'Day and Emslie,
DIAMOND CHIPS.
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Raleigh 1 the logical team for
Ashevllle to drub.
The two extreme will be repre
sented at Durham thl week.
Ashevllle really Intended to make
It an even break on the road 'but the
sixth game was rained off.
The Tourists will have to win that
game the next time they go to tha
city of cigarette.
Thl I no league for the grazing
of Bulls. The arnlmal have 'been
treated badly thl season.
Clapp 1 showing up muoh better
with the Twin than he did with the
Mountaineer.
Umpire Mace has been called to
Norfolk on account ot the Illness of
a relative. He will return to Caro
lina this week, it I expected.
Clancy can't kick because of dis
loyalty. The scribe who keep the
sport page going at Twlntown don't
think he ever made a mistake.
Can't very well kick over last
week's record, when the activities of
tho week before are In mind.
If the Tourists' pltoher deliver
the goods, there' no telling when
the Mountaineers will stop.
Come to think about It, thl is the
week of the Glorious Fourth. That's
tho day the player dread.
Chattanooga is furnishing the sur
prise of the season In the Southern
Icaguo race.
It Is to bo hoped that no other
managers will find anything wronj?
with tho diamondespecially, If their
teams are losing.
The Durham Sun's sport WTlter
be-moans the fact that Shorty Angicr
has suffered u hitting slump.
With the lawyers here this week,
tho .Mountaineers shouldn't allow any
complaints to be tiled regarding their
work.
The News and Ohscrvcr announces
that, tho "king of rooters" la to re
turn to Kiilclgh. Ills services may
be needed after tho Tourist finish
with, the Mackmen.
Not an umpire has been roasted
since the -Winston-Salem (..rtbes
Imvn had tho Charlotte diamond un
der consideration.
Had It not occurred to you that
Ashevillo is the only city In the
league "which gets two games on the
Fourth of July? Meaning, that Char
lotte is - tihe Carolina league's only
city without baseball on the nation
al holiday.
POPULAR COUPLE
MARRIED YESTERDAY
Miss Clara Wallaco and E. Q. Mc
Dowell w ere married yesterday morn
ing at the homo of the Misses Sic
Dowell on South Main street, the cer
emony being performed by Kev. J. W.
Inple, the pastor of the Bethel Metho
dist church. The news of the wed
ding will come as a surprise to the
friends of the contracting parties, both
of whom have a large circle of friends
in this city.
I Mrs. McDowell for some time past
jhae been connected with the Ray
; studio and is well known here, having
, resided at Ashevlle for several years
past. -. The groom la the son of Ser
geant and Mrs. W. G. McDowell and
is connected with the Union Plumbing
company.
JSOT1CK
Members of the order of the East
m Hfrw aea MsaUd ts. ew.ll at the
Boston Shoe store not ' later that 3
o'clock this afternoon to sign their
name to the roll of membership
wbJRh la to be placed in the corner-
atABA a( to Mmmaai XftA it.
AMERICAN.
CHICAGO BEATS NAPS.
CHICAGO, June 28. Chicago won
the final game of the series from
Cloveland today 2 to 1. Chase batted
In Chicago's runs in the fourth, scor
Ing Rath and Lord, who had alnirled
with a triple. Lajole, batting for
O'NaU In the seventh, scored Jackon
with Cleveland tally.
Score by Innings R. h. E.
Chicago 000 200 OOx 2 8 0
Cleveland .,..000 000 1001 6 0
Batteries: Russell and Schalk;
Kahler, Blandlng and O'Neill, Cartach.
Time, 1:48. Umpire, Hlldebrand and
O'Loughlln.
CRAWFORD'S HOME RUN.
DETROIT, June 29. Crawford'
home run, on which three run were
cored gave Detroit a victory over St.
Louis today In the final game of tha
series, 5 to 2. Mitchell pitched good
ball up to the seventh, when he al
lowed two doubles and a single be
side Crawford' home run. Dubac
gave acattered hit. Cobb' hitting
featured.
Score by Inning R. h. E.
St. Louis 01 000 0013 9 S
Detroit 001 000 40x 6 14 1
Batteries: Mitchell and Agnew;
Dubuc and Stanage. Time, 1:40. Um
pires, Evans and Sheridan.
FANS INTERESTED IN
QUAKERTOWN SERIES
GIANTS AND PHILLIES liESS THAN'
ONE GAME APART.
In American League, Mack' Athletics
Appear to Hare a Mortgage on
the Flag.
NEW YORK, Juno 29. The week
of July 4 this year in major league
baseball finds one club the former
world' champion, the Athletics o
far out In front In the American
league race that baseball history of
the most remarkable sort would bo
made If they were stopped.
In the National league tussle, how
ever, three club Philadelphia, New
York and Brooklyn In the light ef
their percentage standing and their
up-to-the-moment playing form have
the right to consider themselves very
much In the hunt
The Athletics, who looked a bit
shaky toward the cloe of their series
with Boston, have proved their recu
perative power. The Wawhlngtons lost
more games than they won during
the week, but they did not fall oft as
badly as fhe Clevelands. Birming
ham's men won only thTee of their
eight games. The White Sox did
nnuch better, with flv out of nine,
while the Boston champions got only
an even break In six contests. It is
practically a toss-up now between
Boston, Chicago and Washington for
third place.
Aside from the Achletlca, the St.
Louis Browns did the best work of
the week, winning six mit of nine
games. Detroit again had a poor
week. So did the Now Yorks. There
can he no doubt that the interest of
the "fans" all over the country will
center this week In the series in Phil
adelphia between the present National
league leaders and the Giant. lst
year's league champions arc how less
than a full game behind the leaders.
Brooklyn Is keeping right after the
leaders ami playing ball of a sort hard
to bent, but the Cubs fell back during
the week, winning only two in six
Kiimes. Pittsburgh braced consider
ably, but. Still has some little distance
to go even to reach the .500 mark.
Tho Bostons made- tho poorest
fdiowlnc nf the week and about their
worst of the season. They won only
l one game In the eight played. Cin
cinnati was another team that-braeed.
jst. Louis did little worth while. The
j record of games won and lost durlni?
the week, with the runs. hits, errors
I and men left nn bases. Is as follows:
National league.
Team. W. I.. K. IT. E. LB.
Philadelphia ...S 4 34 S3 9 51
New York 7 2 51 Sfi 10 -4 5 i
Brooklyn . . 5 .S 32 He IS - hi
Chicago 2 4 17 50 7 40
Pittsburgh 4 2 40 2 S .12
Boston 1 7 30 77 22 56
St. Louis S ,4 15 38 12 43
Cincinnati .... ..4 2 34 60 11 40
American Tc!ruo.
Team. W. U R.
IT. E. LB.
Philadelphia ...5 ! B!
R4 S 47
Cleveland .. 3 f 31
1 15
61 16
47 1fi
21 K
73 li
S3 .
43 10
Boston 3 3 37
Washington 3 4 25
Chicago 5 4 23
Detroit 3 5 31
St. Louis '. ... . , . 3 39
New York 2 4 25
The harbor of RaykJavik, In Ice
land, In to have a railwev built about
It so as to facilitate the transport of
freight and ease the congestion due to
old-fashioned methods.
Photographers now receive llpht
very similar to tlmt thronsh the tra
ditional studio skylight ly vapor tube
electric lamps filled with carl) m diox
ide Instead of mercury vapv.
HSTRANR
ATLANTIC CIT
re. vj
S.trttnu'd m w rvoUTtW rr.-
Halt Hlix-k 4reaa (rant.
Always Orn. CorUy Otl. ttnvmt.
m Water Bath. Garage. Biwkle
Owsmhts MaaageniMI.
SWANNANOA-BERKEIEY
Aj3hevil's Most Modern and Up-to-Date Hotel
Hot and cold running water or prrvato bath in every
room.
FRANK LOUQHEAN ".
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The Manor
ALBEMARLE PARK ASHEVILLE, N. O
Near Golf Links
MARGO TERRACE asheville, n. o.
Occupies a beautlfol location. Th
tistkally designed, perfectly eO'PP)
Margo Terrac la homellVs in It ami
fcmllie aad ladle traveling aJon.
Excellent table, UiOderat rate,
THE IMPERIAL
E. M. GrElER Prop. ?
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS ELECTRIC LIGHTS
STEAM HEATED FREE BATH
RATES $2.00 and UP.
, t aaa
An Auto Trip
The automobile road between Ashevllle and Hendersonrill' tain ex
cellent condition. A doubly pleasant trip It you (top over at "THE ST.
JOliA" for dinner. The manager a ater especially to automobile parti
THE ST. JOHN IS THE HOTEL.
HENDERSONVILLE IS TEE TOWN
GLADSTONE HOTEL (European) to right of Square,
So. Depot The best 75c and $1.00 rooms in the city. Jv
connection with the hotel is the GLADSTONE CAFE.
Popular prices. Frank A. Blake, Mgr. Quick Service
BELVEDERE
Beautiful location two connecting house. One entirely new with ult
of rooms with private bath and patches, running water In each room. Mag
nlflcently and newly furnished. Grand mountain views from each room. Hi .
consumptive.
Phone 468 NELLIE W. HTMAN. '
Mountain Park Hotel
HOT SPRINGS
NORTH CAROLINA
Only 40 Miles Out. First-class Hotel Accom
modations. Golf, Tennis, Riding, Et
ASK MR. POSEY, SOUTIIEKN TICKET OFFICE, SO PATTOM AVH
BRYSON HOTEL
Andrews, N. C.
Under New Management. A. K. Spears, Proprietor,
Commercial headquarters. Large, .well-lighted sanr
pie room.
Your Patronage Solicited. " " ;- '
A Summer Outing Above the Clouds
EAGLES NEST AND CAMP
On Junaluska Mountain and Prlve. One-half mile higher thai
Ashevllle. Overlooks Waynesville and Lake Junaluska, For scenery, alr,:
water, climate and everything essential for the comfort and well-being o't
its patrons, this favored spot Is unapproachable. No one should miss the
drive up the mountain, followed by one of our sumptuous dinners.
annoyance from unruly children. No consumptives.
S. C. SATTluHTHWATT, JR., Mgr.
Eagles Nest P. O., N. O. " '
The fireproof hotel of Asheville invites the pub
lic to visit and inspect our dining rooms and grill,
where nothing but the choicest the market affords
is. served to our patror.s.
" Roof ' garden open from 5 p. m., to mid-night,
music from 9 to 11 p. m. This department as
well as our others is operated on refined basis
with an up to date Soda fountain and a model
kitchen for quick service.
Admission to Roof Garden by card. .
J. BAYL1S RECTOR. MANAGER.
The rice crop of Burma . Is har
vested from October to December.
Heavy floods In August and Septem
ber, 1911, destroyed the crops in cx
mi area Inwee Dm1 man i
Fertllir.ers are used In Germany In
growing measure and already to a far
greater extent than, in the United
ute ...
house 1 of modern contsructlon,
d. large airy room and private bath,'
cipher aod, particularly extractive U
y
P. H. BRANCH. Prop
II0TEL,
CANTON
N. C.
(Formerly RAVENSCROFT) 2
HOTEL DENNIS
'Hi "ft BP-d ftVrJn..lttna; thf ft-
mous Boardwalk. Every roogj con
nccted with private bath ' or having
hot and cold running water. Capacity
m
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