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THE CHARLOTTE WEWS, MARCH 30, 1908
CHARLESTON MN
GETTING LI SHAPE
Special to The News.
Charleston. S. C. March oO.
-Mana
gor Pat Meaney is getting liis men into
line shape. The boys are hitting the
ball, running the bases and improving
.generally in field and team work and
much satisfaction is expressed with
the way that the Sea Gulls are showing'
tip..
Charleston lias hut five of her pen
nant winning aggregation on the team
this year. Manager Meaney will con
tinue to cover right field in his clever
style and the reliable .Mullin will again
hold down center. Wilkinson will
again play good and hard ball at first
ibase. The youngster Foster gives in
dication i!f developing into a tirst-clnss
pitcher and the good and faithful Phil
Koi:.i.r:er will again be seen this sea
sou behind tin bat.
"Meaney has secured another Tom
ilaftew iu Schroeder. who will cover
ieft liehl. Purlin's signing to assist
Keisinget is said to have heen no mis
take, as he is a good man Seifort is
said to be a permanent fixture at ihird.
O'Hollerand is holding down second
in tin-top style an 1 Meaney viii have
difficulty in determining what to do
about l!a:tsell :n- Blown who alter
nate at short. Both men have shown
thai they hit the ball and are genet-
ally good men. O'Connor bids fair to
'ie one of the main men of the pitch
ing staff. Hagan and Mouth are being
irien out to supplement roster am:
O'Connor and there is some talk here
of the possibility of Paige, another of
the pennant winners of last season. !e-
iii-
signed, up.
SOUTHERNERS WIN AGAIN
In 'Fast. Clean Game of Basketball
Athletics Are Defeated.
"the Southerners defeated the Ath
letics in a game of basketball at the
gymnasium of the Young Men's Chris
tian Association Saturday night. It was
an exhibition of i'a?t, scientific playing.
The Southerners had a shade the bet
ter of the goal-throwing, which gave
them the victory. Willman played a
;ood game for the Southerners as did
also Garrett for the Athletics. The
score was :J5 to 21. Referee. Mr.
Thompson: lime keeper. Mr. J. II.
Ross: scorer. Bradfield.
The Southerners will play the Mys
tic Five Wedr.csdav nicrht.
JOSEPH BR EN N EM AN.
Joseph Brenneman. who hails from
Portsmouth. Ohio, the home town of
manager Reynolds, will play second
base. Brennt-nian has seen strvice in
several of the minor leagues, and is
considered a good all round shiver.
He is a fast base runner,
with the stick.
and dr
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Love makes the
it takes marriage
world go round,
to square thing
James R. Keene is a gentleman of
the turf who breeds and races horses
for pure love of the thoroughbred.
When he speaks of the horses that
have made fame for him and that have
won some of the richest purses to b's
acquired on the American turf, his faco
lights with animation, and the great,
affection bordering on love for his fa
vorites shows in his features.
Mr. Whitney beln v
two-vear old horses v
him this year, in addition to the very
best of those which he started last
season and decided to retain for an
other summer's racing.
He announced the other day that he
should not hurry thein, but would prob
ably begin to, race about May 1, and
from that time until the finish of the
season hoped that he would be follow
ed with a little luck.
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FULL Hi OF
SPORTING MS
FOR THE WEEK
Below we give a full calendar ot
sport events for this week, arranged
by days :
Monday
Eighth annual United North'" tin
South amateur go if ehamnhms'iii
opens at Pinehurst.
Tenth annual bench show of S.
Louis Collie Club opens.
Tennis tournament for champion
ship of Cuba opens iu Havana.
Tuesday.
Alo Attell vs. Battling Nelson. K
rounds, at ran 1 rancisco.
Jim my Walsh vs. Al Belmont, 11'
rounds, at Boston.
Wednesday.
Mississippi alley Kennel (dub show
opens in St. Louis.
Annual motor boat race meeting
begins at Monte Carlo.
Thursday
Third annua! horse
how opens at
Augusta. Ga.
High school basketball
tournament
for championship of Wisconsin Ik
uns
at Lawrence University.
Friday.
contest at
n ;v
t ween
Frank
iling
Chicago be
ehmidt am
:? champion
(looi'gv thickens
Gotch tor world'
ship.
Championship
Y. M. C A. at
athletic
Des Moin
meet el
Saturday.
" Oxford-Cambridge uitiversitv boat
race on the Thames river. England.
Intercollegiate individual swimmin;:
championships at Princeton Univer
sity. Third International Automobile and
Sportsmen's Show opens in Montreal
Second annual automobile show
opens in Pittsburg.
March 30 In The
Annals of Sport
170 At
Titusville
Pa:
J. H. Mc
Laughlin defeated Homer Lam
in a contest for the wrestling
championship.
1SSH At Montreal- V Dowil defont.
ed 3. A. Fllintfvtn ' op(-mile
skating race for championship
of Canada.
ISS'J At Burrillville. B. I.: Jack
Ashton defeated Joe Lannon.
skin gloves, in 19 rounds, for
$1,500 purse.
1893 At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania
defeated Yale in the opening
game of the intercollegiate base
ball season.
Ilipt-J-
-At Liverpool: Ascetics Silver
won the Grand National Stee
plechase Handicap for 5-year-olds
and upwards at 4 miles
and S5'i yards.
-At St. Louis: Marshall T. Levy
of Indianapolis, won the indi
vicinal championship of the
American Bowling Congress.
1907-
Langford Jeanette Bout
W. W. Rinpey, engineer and C.
New York, March" 30. The fight
tween Sam
langicru and joe jenr-;
I ttc which w:ic
to nave ucen puueu"
off by one of the local clubs tonight,
has been called off.
An iniurv to Jfanotte's hands is
given as the
the match.
reason lor calling
f o?m pi
es he has sonv. I J P v . J??! ?. I W iLHir A z 'it
rich win &J' TmWA iMSi.. ij
BIGGEST GOING
EVENTS OF YEAR
Pinehurst,
biggest golf in
the Pinehurst
will continue
N. C, March ,'JO.
vr events of the year
Hie
on
links began today and
inroug'i tne w
The occasion
th
Sth
annual..
Cubed North and South amateur
championship tournament.
There H a !-ecord breaking entry
!it an.l a widely representativ
of li.-irticirnnts. No less than three
former champions Warren K.
of Chieauo: George C. Ihitte:!. of
P.oston. and Allan E. Lard, of Wash
inrimi nri' here, together with a
si rung field of .phyer.5 who have
figured prominently iu past events.
The tournament"-'opens today with
.in eia
Keen note jr,aiiitcnur.i rouuu,
gohl medal for the best score
divisions of sixteen each qual
with a
of six
i lying
for the championship, presi-
dent s.
secretury's. t insurer's. np
and club cups, which will be
d lo the winners of the match
tain's
nwa nit
play rounds.
The week will end with the annual
tmen championship, open to both
professionals and amateurs., in which
(lie prizes will be the open cham
pionship gold medal and ?10i), $.10 and
amateurs to receive plate.
The event will be LUI holes and med
al play.
Speci-.'l to The Xcw
Mars I till. N. C.
Mar'h '' In an
!nt i-re ting game here
UMl d;i'e:ted Chr-;'s
bv --core of 3 to :
vpade one score in the
Katuraay .iais
'e.oe.I, ,f Arden
The visitors
irst inning and
ars Mill scored
one in their eighth. Mars
three riis in the ihird.
bein-T m:: tie by costly
nning. two
oners of
school. ::nd one in eac;i
enth P.nd errhth innings. From
ni:ig to end the train o aroused
much
interest. Both teams, playing excellent
iv'll. the vigors being the hardest
team the local bovs have played this i
-season. T!ie feature of the game was
the liehl wi.rk of both sides. The lino-
up wa
as
foiiows:
Webster.
Spain hen
lh own. . .
F. Cat;
Ingram . .
Uaird
Yarhovo.
Nix
P. Builo
Sumtie:-
Garren
W. Burte
. . . A. Lindsay
lb
..p.
p
. c l
.v.f.
i.f.
KJ)l,rU!im
Johnson
Cat hey
M. Carter.
I '.att cry :
Nix.
I'm pries:
Paird, Webster; Lindsay,
Pructte and Scruggs.
Indiana Republicans to Meet.
Indianapolis, Ind.. March 30.-
-In-
(liana ropubJir-ans will meet in state'
convention Wednesday, iieprosenta-
tive Jesse Overstreet of this city will
be temporary chairman. Four dele-;
gates-at-large to the national conven-
tion. instruct' ;! for Fairbanks, will be
chosen a-; ilu initial session. Ad-
iournmc-nt then will be taken to
rhursdav morning, when the conven-
tion will r' assemble to name a full
state ticket. These seeking to be
candidates
E. Watson,
L. Taylr-r.
sist of l.bil
for governor " are Chas.
Hugh." T. Miller and Wm.
The convention will con
delegates.
Crumpacker Renominated.
Michigan City. Ind., March 30 The
republican
congressional convention
of the tenth district here today re-
suited in the renominatton of Repre
sentative E. D. Crumpacker for a 0th 1
term.
Even the nurseryman is a gral
MfflHEOT
The first great race ever won by
MARS HILLUEFEAIS
CHRIST'S SCHOOL
Walter Miller was the Brooklyn handi
cap though he had ridden move winner-
"n one year than any other jock
ey in the world. . .
HIGH PRICE FOR HORSES.
Dig Money Paid for Noted Light Har
ness Animals.
Philadelphia. Record.
One of tlv- strongest arguments ii
T. favor of horse racing is thai the breed
; ing of flno horses brings in big return
jto the man who breeds them, and it
therefore, a part of the industry of tin
State in which they are bred. If then
was no racing the value of high-class
race horses would undoubtedly dro-
I The folJow'ng list shows some if th
.Mliii'h lH'icOK l:iil foe Irntiiii'r ;mtl n:ir
ing horses:
, ' " 1-
Axtel (2.12) .$105,001
Bell Boy (I'.P.t l-l) . . .. 51,00
Stamhoul (2.11) 50.00
McKinney (2.11 1-1) 50,00'
Mami S. (2.0S 1-1) 50,00!
' Suno (2. OS 1-1) 41,00
, Major Delniar (1.5!) 1-2) IO.OOi
Acolyte (2.21 1-2) 10,00!
Prcahentas (2.2G 3-1 40,00!
icarus 2.b; i d ;:g,00'
Silico (2.11 I !) :,5,00I
Antevolo 35,00!
Doxtt i-2.1T) 35,00i.
Gcldsniith Maid (2.1!) 32.00C
Prince Wilkes (2.14 3 !) 30,00(
Todd (2.1 1 3-1) 30.00C
Smuggler (2.15 1-1) 30,00(
Anteeo 30,00(1
Blackwood 30,00
Jay Gould (2.21 1-1) 30,00f
Ladv Thome (2.18 1-1) 30,00(
Piincoast (2.21 3-!).... .. ... 2S,00i
Governor Sprague (.20 1-4) 27,00(
Patron (2.14 1-4) 27,0CH
The Abbott (2.03 1-1) 26,50'
Sonoma Girl (2.05 1-1) 20,00
Mascot (2.01) 20,00.'
Fearaught 25,00(
Jercme Eddy (2.1G 1-1) 25,00
Yedgowoofl (2.19.) 25,00-
G. M. Pat chen (2.30 1-2).. 25.00f
Ha)pv Medium 22,00
Sam Prudy 22,000
j Nutwood (2.1S 3-1) 22'00f
Counsellor 22,000
! Startle. . : 20,000
I'M ward Everett.. . . 20.00C
iSt. Julien (2.11 1-1) 20,00f
! Ladv Maud 20,001
1 Socrates 20,00;
Prosjero (2.33 1-22 20,00f
Constantino (2.12 1-2) 20,00!
Clinstone (2.19 3-1) 20,00'
Rosalind 20,00'
, llarrv YVilker, 2.11 3-1) . . .. 20,001
D;trbv (2.10 1 2) 18,00'
Phil Thompson (2.1G 1-2 1S.00
, Highball (2.0G 1-4) 17,00
iBoralma (2.07) 17,00
I Edwin' Forrest (2.1S) 16,00'
Jewett 2.23 1-2) 15,00
.Brim (2.29 1-2) 15,00
!Dick Swivoller (2.18) 15.00
Grafton (2.22 1-2) 15,00
Glenwood M. (2.07 1-4) 15,00
Lady Stout (2.20 1-4) .. .. 15,00;.
I William IL (2.20 1-4) 15,000
The Monk (2.05 3-4).. . .' 15,000
Billv Buck (2.07) 15,000
; George G. (2.0G 1-1) 15,000
Snortford (2.18 3-4.) 15.000
Auburn Horse (2.28 1-1.) .... 13,000,
luv (2.10 1-4) 10,000 f
Governor Hill (2.18 1-1) 10,000 i
. John NIan (2.08) 10,000
Direct Hal (2.04 1-1) . : .. .. 10.000
Equity (2.12 1-4) 10,000
The aristocrat clings to his family
j tree, but the political orator takes the
j stump.
It takes a kitten nine days to have
its eyes open, but many a married
man has had his opened in less time.
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for piles and it cured them. Used it!
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Applied it to an old sore .and it heal-!
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