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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, FKIDAY, MAY 8, 191. Mteresting Events in the World of Sport ( PROFILE ' A Bp Er.:xns chief cause OF LOCALS' DEFEAT crnrrr veuuts hibxlixgs err THET LOSE, JlcKnilhs Fitches Well ud Fields Wen, But Team Mates Fan Down ' In ths Pinches. BATTING RALLY WINS GAME TOR HORNETS GAME AT RALEIGH FEATURED Scarf slide space and lock front Carload fars BT PITCHCrO. UNrrBP shiki i couar ox troy my. & ion i oi Errors at critical stages and ths fcrsak of the pun Mused the down fall of the Mountaineers before lbs IXirham Bulls on ths local lot yes terday afternoon, 4 to I. Ths locals outhtt the visitors, thrss their hits telng for sxtra bases, but six costly bobbles, allowed ths Bulls to get sway with the decision with but six measly singles, ons of which was tilstlnotly of a shaffron shads. This was a bounder down ths third bass lies, hit by W. Kelly In ths third, Which snored Butts, who had received a bass tn balls and stolen second. Ths ball hit lnsids ths foul line, but before it reached third It appeared to be foul by several inches. Um pire Van Busklrk called it fair to ths strenuous objection of Rons, who was sent to ths bench when ths argument became too heated. IdcKeithan pitched a food yam for ths home folks and fielded his posi tion in Jam-up style, deserving a vic tory, but his team mates could not back him up, ; Wares, at third, was ths chief offender, making thres mis cues, while Sausr 1st ths first run In whsn he jugglsd Doyle's single to left and let Butts romp home from second. Ths hit was short and ths cut would have been easy, Ths fielding features of ths stuns were a one hand stall by Illckard of Gorham'a drlvs In the fourth and Whltted's pet from deep right In ths seventh, which cut off Oorham at ths plats, Rkrkard backed up against ths renter field boards and took Oorham' r reamer on tlptJS. Ths ooatsst was lost In ths slghth r- nm two runs wsrs pushed across with two down. Butts flew out to conter. I. "Whittsd muffed W. Kelly's V.igU ons, the runner going to second. rorbett took Doyle's hUh ons. 3 Kelly was passed purposely and Mor icith drove one against the left 'field l oerds. Savers return to third lot s way from Wares and J. Kelly fol lowed the other across ths pan. The scorsi Durham AB H " itta. If ........ I . 1 ','. Kelly, as ... 4 1 i'oyls, 9b , . m 4 0 J. Kelly, rf .. I 1 : rorpsth, ID 4 0 r.orham, lb 4 . 0 Angrier, cf .. 4 4 i Sort, a rc 4 0 J, Frey, p 4 HPOaB 0 0 0 II r K v -s. knfaf - I i sV'iader's Homer Wins la Klnth fur Winston -Salon After Two Bad Been Rettnd. ZUUEXOU, May T-The Hornets annsssd the first erssne of the series Jisre this afternoon by run nine; up a f to 9 score before the contest was called, on account of rain In ths elfhth Innlnt. The rams was marked by light hittlnr, but the visitors took ad van Ufa of every opportunity of fered when they got on bases and pil fered (our sacks. This aided materi ally in getting thrss runs off seven hits and Raleigh's two errors also hslpsd In the telly mailing. The gams was featured by the pitching of Drahan and Grengrass, the contest being a pitchers' battle up to the sixth, when Orsngrass re tired In favor of Meyers wn account of a wrsnohsd shoulder. Another tealure of ths gams was the fielding of wstaer, who accepted Ave hard chances without a bobble. The Hornets mads all of their runs In ths sixth when Williams singled snd scored on Hartle's triple after Mollenkamp r had fanned. Edwards brought tn Hartls with a single to rlgtht and Immediately stole second. Hs scored a moment later when Nelderkorn hit te center. The score; Charlotte A3RHF0A Vox I, In t l-t Innings; olt Damford I, In 4 innings. .Time 1:80. Umpire iFranklln. Attendance -400. HIGH SCHOOL TEAM WOULD BE CHAMPION Local Aggregation Hopes to Get tn on the Arraiurenient ftfr Awarding State Championship. his left leg just above ths ankle, was ons of ths star players of isagus, Hs will bt out of ths gams for ths balance of ths season. Krepps" homv Is in Kansas. STANDING OF CLUBS NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE. Totalst 14 4 4 IT 11 1 Aihevllls AB R r.lclcard, of ...... 4 1 r.ohe, o ..It n. Fry, t 0 rorbett, ss-Sb ... 4 1 - '. hlttsd. rf 4 0 ; umb, lb ........ 4 0 t auer, U . . ..... . .4 0 Cook, tb ......... 4 4 '-'ares. 8b' 0 ;irh ........... : rackman, ss . 0 0 iKelthan, p rM . 4 0 H TO A 1 0 10 Clubs; ' - Won Lost Pot Charlotte I .760 tmrham , . 4 ,647 Winston-Salera ..... 7 4 Oreensboro 8 I .381 Ralsigh I I AH ASHEVILLE ..V... 4 I .103 i f '' ' NATION AU ; 4 ; -. ::J.-:,:: . :, Clubs: Won Lost Pot. Pittsburgh ......... 15 1 .SSI Philadelphia I I ,is Brooklyn .......... I t .616 New York 7 6 .63$ Cincinnati ..J 10 .4441 fit. Louis .......... t 11 .400 iChiosgo ............. I 13 .110 Boston I 10 .131 1 FfSbn 2 Hoot AN S BRFNNeXli 4- HLMDRJX .STltlKtR SIGWWrG COtiTRACT AS Gil MORE,WATCHE'S Totalsi ........16 I I 17 11 6 Batted for Wares in ths eighth. Score by Innings R : : urham .......... 101 000 0304 isheville 101 001 0001 I Summary: Two-base bits Bumb, O. Fry. Three-bass httOorbett s r.xrtnce hits . Pry, whitted. Base i on talis (Iff J. Frey I; oft McKeithan i S. Btruok out 'By J. Frey 6: by Mc r.eithan 5. Stolen bases utta. High, Zeft on Bases-Durham 6; AaheWUe 1 0. First bass on mors urham E: AshevlHs 1. Time 1:64. Umpire Van Busklrk. Attendance It. AMERIOAN. Clubs: Won Lost Pet. Detroit ............ 14 t .700 et. Lou! 11 I .67 New Tork ......... 17 .6X3 Philadelphia ....... 1 7 .533 Washington ........ I I .61 Chlcato I : 11 .450 Boston I I .400 Cleveland .......... I 14 ,163 SOTJTHKRX TENUIS AT CHARLOTTBS, CHARLOTTB, N. C. May 7-Thr routhern Inter-Collerlate Tennli touroament 'closed here this after noon. Anderson of Trinity, winnlns the singles championship, Waring am1 Waring of ths University of South Carolina the doubles. Defeating O. W. Waring, of BoutW rarollna, tn ths seml-nnals, White, of Trinity, played his teeon mate Ander son for ths singles, the score being -l, 1-6, .1-1, 0-4. 1-7. Oates and Chambers, of . North Carolina university, did not furnish ' He fight for ths doubles ohamptonshtr t " at was staged in ths singles. Tho ."arlng brothers took the three sets 7-6, 1-4, 4-1, the work of O. W. War. ' s, being the best and most consist. t -it of ths day. v; .:.; PLATER BREAKS LEO. . fJORrOUC Va.. May 7. WhUs at- ' Tnptlng to tilde hack to first bass to rwent being put out on a throw ora the oatcber in the ninth innlnt f todays gams between Norfolk siro jwport News, flam Krepps, second - mu on the latter team, broke1 Clubsi Won Lost Pet Chattanooga ...... . 14 1.700 New Orleans ...v. 14 I .634 Atlanta 11 I .ISO Moblls 11 I .530 Birmingham 11 II ,47a Nashville ......... 10 11 ,456 Montgomery 1 16 .141 Memphis ... . ..... .i. t II .111 i in ' FEDKRAL, Clubs: Won Lost Pot. Baltimore .......... 11 4 ,731 fit. Louis .......... 11 I .579 Brooklyn .......... 7 I .633 Chicago. ........... 10 I ,524 Indianapolis ... ... I I .600 Kansas City ....... 1 11 ,421 Buffalo I I .400 Pittsburgh 6 11 .111 FEDERAL KANSAS CITY, May Kanaaa City today shut out Buffalo 10 to 0, Second baseman Kenworthy, of Kan sanaas City, hit two home runs, scor ing Bhadbourne before htm each time. Score K. H. E. Buffalo ..... 000 000 000 0 1 4 Kansas City .. 110 030 1110 14 0 Moors and Blair; Packard and Easterly. '.'"'" ,,"' PnTSBTJROH FEDS WW. 8T. LOTJIB, May 7. Pittsburgh to day defeated St Louis, II to 7. It was ths horns clubs fifth successive defeat. " Sooi 2l H Es Pittsburgh .. Oil 041 10011 16 i St. Louis .... 000 Oil 100 7 It Camnlts, Barger and Berry; Keup per Herbert and Simon. "TutstthCoin" ' The f. f. Dauxt Co. nfl .itflVr. RESULTS ' YESTERDAY North Carolina League. At Aihevllls 1; Durham 4. ' At Wlniton-falem 1; Oreensboro 5. At Raleigh 0; Charlotte 1. (Calls J snd Ith, rain.) National. At Now York 7; Boston 6. At St. Louis t, Cincinnati 1. At Pittsburgh 7; Chicago 1. At Philadelphia 6; Brooklyn I. American. At Cleveland 0; St. Louis 1. At Boston 1; New York 0. At Washington I: Philadelphia I. At Chicago-Detroit, rain. , Southrrn. At Atlanta 0; Chattanooga 6. At Mlrmlngham 1; New Orleans 1. At Nashville 1-3; Memphis 5-5. At Montgomery-Mobile, wet field. ; American Association. At Kansas City I; Indianapolis I. At St Paul 0: Cleveland . At Minneapolis 3; Columbus 1, At Milwaukee-Louisville, rain. International, At Montreal 1; Jersey City 5. (10 Innings.) At Koohestsr 4; Newark 6. (10 inn.) At Toronto ; Providence 0. At Buffalo 1; Baltimore 6; (11 inn.) " Federal.' At Bt Louis 7; Pittsburgh 15. At Kansas City 10; Buffalo 0. At Indianapolis 0; Baltimore 0. (5 Innings, rain.) At Chicago-Brooklyn, rain. South Atlantic At Jacksonville 7; Columbia' 1. At Columbus I; Savannah 1. At Macon 1: Augusta 1. At Albany-Charleston, rain. Virginia League, At Norfolk 4; Newport News 0. At Roanoke 4; Petersburg 1, At Richmond... li. Portsmouth .1.. College BsneiiaU. At Princeton, N. J.i Penn State 4s Princeton 7. At Davidson: Davidson college University of South Carolina 4. At Wake Forest, 0; A. A M. North Carolina 1. NATIONAL. EIGHTH INNING RALLY. NTB3W TORK, May 7.-An eighth in- nlng rally, netting New York four runs, enabled the champions to nose out Boston here today, 7 to 4. Score R. H. B, Boston ....... 300 100 0106 I New Tork ... 100 001 14x 7 It Kruoher, Rudolph and Oowdy; Maroniard, Fromms, Mathewson and Meyers. gams marked by, erratlo pitching by Altchlson and Mayer and excellent work by Pfeffer, whip went to the rubber for Brooklyn in the elshth in nlng, the latter team defeated Phila delphia today, I to' I. ; " ' Boors R. H. E Brooklyn .... 000 011 1004 It 1 Philadelphia... 100 101 0201 11 1 Altchlson, Pfeffer, Miller and Fig. cher; Mayer and KUHfer. REDS LORE AGAIN. ST, LOUIS, May 7.-t Louis de feated Cincinnati today by hitting the Wetser, U Emery, tb . . . ... ... Wofford, lb ...... Williams, rf ... ... Mollenkamp, lb .. Hartle, et Bdwards, ss .... Nelderkorn, o . Drahan, p . . r . Totals: ........10 I 711 - I Ralehrh O'Keefe, cf Maok, rf . Schonmaker, lb Nslld, 8b Kelly, If ........ Perkins; McCord, 3b Cttrano, its ...... Orsngrass, p ...... Meyers, p AB. R. H. FO. A. 75 The baseball team of ths Ashevllle High school will leave during the early part, of ths coming week for Oastoaia to participate in ths ellmina Won contest being conducted under the auspices of ths athletic council of the University of North Carolina. The local team is making an effort to be counted in on the arrangement which looks to ths selection Of ths champion high school team : of the state. If It is successful against the Oastbnla High school team, it will be pitted against gome other nine anA later will go to Chapel Kill at ths ex pense of the athletio council to work against othsr stats teams from which a championship aggregation will bs selected. Ths contest which has Just bssn Inaugurated is statewide and many North Carolina high schools will take part in it. Many teams will be elimi nated, next week by the time set for aggregations to gather on "ths of Sample Shoes Placed on Sale Yesterday the Ml" ror the finals, but few tssms will remain to work or ths honor, The supportsrs of the local team are greatly Interested in the contest and are hopeful that the Ashevllle hoys will make a showing that will enable them to go to the university to play in the series of final game Totals: .14 0 I 34 11 1 Two out whsn game was called. Score by inning? R. Charlotte 000 001 003 Ralsigh ............. 000 000 000 Summary: Thres-'bass hlta Hartls. Sacrifice hits Emery, Kelly. Bases on balls Off Drahan 1; oft Orengrass 1 Struck out By Drahan 1; by Oren grass 6; by Meyers 1. Stolen bases HENDERSOHVILLf IS READY F0RDEIE6ATES JXntertainment Has Been Provided for Delegates to Women's Missionary . l"nlon, ' . . . ; of PIRATES Wltf. visiting pitchers for a nlns to ons O'Keefs, Welser, Emery. Williams. core. A base on balls to Moran, his steal of second, and a single by Orob saved Cincinnati from a shut out. - ouurw . a. ju, Cincinnati ... 000 010 0001 5 4 St. Louis ..... 041 010 llx 11 0 Tingling, Rowan, Adams and Oon- sales; Perrltt and finydsr. Edwards. Double plays Neild . to MoCord to 6ohu maker. Left on bases Charlotte 4; Ralsigh 1. First bsse on errors Charlotts 1. Hits Off Orengrsss I, in I Innings; off Meyers I In 1 Innings. Tims 1:11. Umpire Milter. 1 Attsndancs 100. AMERICAN RED SOX WLV. BOSTON, May 7. Foster held New York to four hits without run today and Boston won, 2 to 0. In the sev enth Yerkes doubled snd soored on Janvrin's slnitle. In the eighth Hoop er's triple and Speaker's, two bass hit aooounted for Boston's second run. Score M R. H. E. Nw York .... 000 000 0000 4 1 Boston 000 000 llx 1 11 0 Fisher and Sweeney; Foster and Thomas. NAPS B TANKED. .CLEVELAND. May t.-Gt, Louis won acain today, 1 to 0. through Hamilton's nod ipltchlng SJid Clevo land's stupid base running. Mitchell pitched good ball, Score . R. H. E. Pt. Louis ..... 010 000 0011 a Cleveland . .. 000 000 000 0 7 1 Hamilton and Agnew; Mitchell and O'Neill. BENATORS BEAT ATHLETICS. WASHINGTON', May 7 Waahlnc- ton heat out Philadelphia In ths flwt game of the eerles today. 4 to 6. aftPr a hard foupht strugfls, . Philadel phia threntoned to win In the ninth, scoring two runs on Murphy's triple, an error, and 01 dring'S single, but Baker ended the game by grounding out' " "t Score R. H. R Philadelphia... 101 014 001 T 0 Washington . . 000 401 OOx 4 14 3 Brown, Bender and Schang; Boeh ling and Henry. HOMER WTJTS GAHB, WTNBTON-SALEM, May T. The Twins downed the Patriots here today In the ninth Inning, I to I, when Sohradsr pushed KlcAman around the circuit ahead of him with a drive over the right field fence. Hickman was safe on first on a scrateh, after one was out Rollings fanned and then Schrader hit his four timer. Ths Patriots gathered but five hits but errors helped them to score Ave runs. The fielding feature of the game was the bars hand stab by Rollings of Stuart's hard liner in the eighth. The hall was driven with terrific force and the local second saoker ran backward, leaped and grabbed it with his ungloved hand. Meador a , recruit collage pltcheT hurled well for the twins and Frank. Itn, the league s new umpire gave satisfaction. President, A. Lyon watched the work of the latter from the stand. The scoret Oreensboro AB R H PO A B Dysert; if ....... 4 1 I 1 1 Crane, ss ........ I I 0 I 1 0 Perrltt, rf ....... 4 0 0 1 0 0 McCarthy, of 7VT.T l0ll"00 Owens, b ....... I 0 01 0 Doak, 3b ....... 1.0 0 4 1 0 Gold, lb .. 4 0 0 10 0 0 Stuart, o 4 1 14 10 Fox. p 1 0 0 0 1 0 Damford. p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 1 PITTSBURGH, May. 7. Pittsburgh won todsy by a score of 7 to 1, mak ing their eighth straight win, and 15 cut of their first 17 games. Scors: R. H, it Chicago ...,.'. 100 000 OOTj 1 . 1 Pittsburgh ... 010 004 lOx 7 II I Humphreys. Zabel and Archer; Cooper and Qfbson. ERRAHO prrCHLNO. PHlLADELPHLt, May - 7 DAVIDSON WINS, DAVIDSON, N. C. May 7, David son olosed her baseball Season here this afternoon In whirlwind style, de. testing the University of South Caro lina, I to 4. The contest abounded In brilliant work, good catches by Cray, ton, Elliot and Slough, and a bars handed stab by Sommervllle, featur ing for the Red and Blacks, while Langster snd Plexlco did some fine work for the Palmetto state lads. Score . R. H. R Davidson .................. 1 10 7 South Carolina ........... 41 7 Batteries Osteen and Elliot: Mills, Adams snd Stoney. Umpire Prim. Totals: ..'.'II I .IMI I Winston-Salem AB R H PO A B Hickman, If ...... 4 1 10 Rollings, lb 4 0 0 4 Schradar, lb ..... 6 I I 11 Garvin, o I 1 1 I Roberts, rf 4 4 1 1 0 Gates, 3b ........ I 0 I 0 Keefe, ss ........ 401 1 Clapp, of 4 0 0 1 Meador, p . 4 0 4 0 WBDBRSONVILLE, N. C, May 7. Two hundred delegates from the woman's Missionary union of ths Western Carolina conference o ths M. E. church, south, are expected to arrive in HendsrsonvUle tomorrow and baturday for the anuual meet log of the mlssonary union. Mrs. C. Few, vresidenit of ths local union, says that entertainment hss been provided for ths majority of the delegates and that eooommodatlons wtU be furnished ether who. may come. Rev. John W. Moore, of Salisbury, former pastor oif 'the Honderaonvlll Methodist church, will deliver tho annual sermon. Ths meetings will bs presided' ovsr by Mrs. Lucy H. Robertson, of Oreensboro, president of the union. A reception will bs given the dele gates at ths Methodist church on Priday night of this week. An Interesting program has been prepared and the local union is Joined by ths people of the city in extending the glad hand of welcome. - i PLEADS GUILTY ATJOUBTA. Oe, May 7. James P. Armstrong entered pleas of guilty In ths Superior court today to five in dications oharging forgery and ons indictment for being cashier of a hank which became fraudulently Insolvent, ana wns sentenced to serve an ag gregate of eight years I nths peniten tiary. Armstrong was ciashler of the Irish -American bank, which failed last December, He is alsounder indictment for smheszlement but he diA not plead guilty to that eharge. - Ths report of the bank examiners showed an alleged deficit of about 1130.000. ' Armstrong appeared tn court today iwtth his counsel and when the cases againsd him were sounded, he wrote out the pleas of guilty himself. Totals: .15 4 10 17 11 1 The statsof jninolg has eleotedjta first woman mayor In Mrs. Kats Tork, who was successful tn the re cent election In her candidacy for mayor of Kingston Minea Two out when winning run was scored.. ' Score by innings: . R Greensboro 100 100 0001 Winston-Salem 011 000 0014 Summary: Two-base hits Dysert (1.) Roberts. Hickman, Sohradsr. Home runs Sohradsr. Sacrifice hits Crane, Perrltt, . Dysert, Base . en balls Off Damford I; off Fox l! 03 Meador I. Struck out By Damford 4; by Meador I. Hit by pitched ball By. Meaner. Crss.-Stolen basis) McCarthy, Doak, ' Double plays Doak to Gold. Left on bases Greens. boro 7; Winston-Salem I. First base n errors Greensboro I Pepsi Cola is lasting la It effect Quenches thirst stops It doesn't make you thirsty, beoanse It is mads of thlrHiuenchlng Ingredients and flavored with delicious and rare citrus fmltn, Just enough sugar to make everyone like it, and not bit too wsst,, Pepsi Cola pleases refreshes nourishes. 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