Home Guards Dei eat Rose
Ând Autos Down Big Star
Guard Team Pulls the
Big Surprise of the
Year in Stopping
Rose, 11 to 6; Auto
Boys Have One Big
Inning for Ten Tallies
'Πιο Home Guards, η Softball clul;
that has been cuffed about in th>
,-iiv league. rose up like Spartans m
, ,!ii and crushed what many had
thought an invincible Ro-e tear
Tuesday night 11 to (1 in the fentur·
attraction of a doubleheader at the
p.ιrU. Western Auto, behind five hit
pitching of Archie Boyd, stopped tin
Big Star boys 14 to 1.
The Home Guards started thing
off with a bang in the first innim.·
after holding Rose scoreless. R
Turner singled. N. Stainback walk
ed. and C. Short hit for the circuit
Hose moved ahead, and was lead
ing 6 to 3 when the Guards came to
bat in the fifth. The winners -cored
four runs in that frame, and then
added four more in the sixth to
complete the rout.
Big Star and Western Auto had a
nVe ball game going until the fourth,
v. ;th the Auto boys ahead. 3 to 1. \
cries of hits, walks and errors gave
the winners ten runs in the fourth,
.nul terminated the ball game.
The boxes:
Hose Λ Β R II Γ
Ton-ell. lb 3 1 1 (ι
hd wards, ΓΠ> 4 Π 0 II
Turner, ss 4 il 0 0
H,ινle. cl 4 1 1 1
Neal, rf 3 1 1 f)
Carman, l!b 4 il 2 (I
Kelly, If 3 0 II 0
Speed, si 1 1 Ο (I
Vick, 1) 1 0 0 0
Norvell. ρ 3 2 2 0
Bell, c 2 II I) CI
TOTAI.R 32 fi 7 1
Guards Λ Β R 11 I
R Turner. If 4 3 3 II
Ν Stainback, rf ,1 2 1 II
(' Short, cf .'1 3 3 II
Kearney, c 4 0 2 0
('. Coghill, 2b 4 Π Π I)
Robinson, sf 3 II 0 II
Payne, lb 3 0 1 il
S. Finch, ρ 3 1 1 II
Hughes, 3b 3 1 1 1
li Finch, ss ! ι η 2
Hi .inch, ss Il fl Π 2
TOTALS 31 11 12 5
Summary: 2 base hits, Norvell.
Kearney: home runs. Short: win
ning pitcher, S Finch: losing pitcher,
Norvell. Umpires: Dodd and Kear
ne\
Bit; Star ΛΒ R II Ε
I.Kiighlin, rf 3 Π 1 I]
Ellis, 2b 1 f) (1 (1
Wggins, lb 3 Ο η 1
Stewart, ss 2 0 0 1
Blake. 3b 2 0 0 0
Heaves, cf ^ 0 1 0
II Norvell, If 2 (I ! 0
II Faulkner, sf 2 1 1 1
Τ ickor. c 2 0 1 ()
Campbell, ρ 0 0 I) (1
Burney, ρ 2 (I (I (I
TOTALS 21 1 Γ> 3
Western Auto ΛΒ R II I·
11 Coghill, rf 0 2 () 0
Fox, rf 1 Π 1 II
Kelly, 3b 2 1 2 0
Lul'sey, If 4 2 1 0
A Boyd, ρ 1 2 η 0
Moseley, cf 3 1 1 I)
Scoggin, ss 1 1 1 II
Moore, sf 3 0 1 0
Pritchett, 2b 3 1 1 1
Welclon. c
2 2 10
Church, lb 3 2 1 0
TOTALS 23 14 111 1
Score by innings:
Big Star 001 00— 1
Western Auto 103 lOx—14
Summary: Two ba-e hits. Reaves.
Moore, Scoggin, Kelley, Weldon,
Church; home runs, Moseley. Win
ning pitcher, Boyd; losing pitcher,
Burney.
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Qualifying
For Tourney
End Thursday
Thursday is the final day 1' r
qualifying rounds in the annual
Eastern Carolina Golf Association
tournament in Greenville May
and 24, and all such scores must bi
posted by Thursday night, Simon
M 'ye, Jr., chairman of the tourna
ment committee, has announced.
The tournament will be staged Fri
day and Saturday over 36 holes, anc
Henderson golfers, members of the
ass ciation for the first time this
y.ir, have been invited to partiei
Pate.
Henderson recently played al
Greenville, and their scores in tha
niatch can be considered as qualify
'ng rounds, the chairman has an
111 need.
. Ί he number from here participât
'ηί; in the annual event has not beer
learned.
Here Sunday
Ι'ΚΚΛΥ'ΕΕ AND κi:\vriι:
BOSTON HOBOES TO
PLAY THE TIGERS
Comedian Ball Club to Play
In Tigers Park Here
Sunday Night
The Boston Hoboes, one of those
barnstorming ball Hubs that mixes
good baseball with plenty ol comedy,
will play the Carolina Tigirs here
next Sunday night in the Tiger park.
The Hoboes have their own light
ing equipment, and will set it up at
the Tigers park.
During the past Hi years, the II· -
boes have appealed in 4L! states and
in Canada.
An added feature is Ed Hammon
and his pepper game, said to be much
hotter than most any variety of the
pepper specie. One of Hammon's
features j.s backhand throwing from
the plate to second base, a feat said
to have not been duplicated in base
ball annals.
There will be an admission charge
for this contest.
Softball.
Fans To See
Good Contests
Softball fans arc to bo treated to
two good contests this evening at i'
o'clock in the Mil'lball park, with tire
Ilendor.-on and Townsvilte girls meet
ing' in tiie fir-t game of a double
header that sees Buchanan's of Ox
ford. tangling with Western Auto in
j the finale.
The la.-.Mes will be sporting new
uniforms, and will present two
cracking good ball clubs.
Results
Gssmmm.
•ΤΦΜΊΊ'Μ'Τ·
CITY SOFTBAIX LEAGl'E
Home Guard 11 : Hose 6.
Western Auto 14: Big Star 1.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Ashevillc 5: Durham 2.
Portsmouth 3: Winston Salem 0.
Norfolk 4; Charlotte 0.
Greensbor 4; Richmond 3.
AMEKICAN LEAGI'E
Philadelphia G: Cleveland 5.
Chicago f>; Washington 2.
New York 10: St. Louis 9.
Boston 4: Detroit 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I Pittsburgh 7: New York 5.
j Cincinnati 9: Boston 0.
Chicago 9: Brooklyn 1.
I Philadelphia (i; St. Louis 4.
Schedule
ΙΊ'ΜΊΊΊ'ΜΊΊΊ'ΜΨΙ'ΙΊΊΨΪφ
CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
(Games Thursday Niglit)
Big Star vs. Hosiery Mill
Kose v.- North Henderson.
1ΊΕΟΜΟΝΤ LEAf.l'H
ι Winston Salem at Portsmouth.
Richmond at Greensboro.
A-heville at Durham.
Nor! Ik nt Charlotte.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detr it at New York.
St. Louis nt Boston.
0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
:·Ι'Μ'Ι'ΓΗ»Ι»ΙΊΊΊ'ΙΊ'ΙΊΊ<Ι'Γ«Μ
CITY SOFTBALL Ι.ΕΛΠΓΕ
flub
Rose
Ν ft 11 Henderson
Westi in Auto . .
(.*!'<ι Aiimico
Hosiery Mill ....
Watkins
Hume Guard
Big Star
W.
â
4
4
ΓΠ D.MONT I I \(;1K
(luh
Charlotte
Norfolk
Asl:e\ II.
I 'l II I I I I II I
Richmond
(«reonsbor
Durham
Winston S
Inn
U.
1-1
1 5
1 I
1 >
I 2
13
1 1
Id
ΛΛΙΓ.ίίΚ
Club
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
New V. 11;
Boston
Washington .
I'liiladclpln. .
St. I.otii·
\\ I
:λ<;
u
Ij.
<1
11
1 1
1
14
14
14
If!
ι !■:
I,
1«
it;
17
14
14
13
1(1
14
111
IP
NATIONAL Ι.ΓΛΓ,Ι Ε
Club \V. I.
SI. I «oui ... . °0 Π
Brooklyn :'3 in
New York Μ! 13
Chicago 13
Cincinnati 13
Pittsburgh II
■ tii i> ton 1
I'll ι ladelplua I"
15
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44(1
UNC Awards
Night Planned
C'hapol Hill. May 121.- Governor .1
Melville Broughton and President
Frank P. ( 1, 11 ) ; ; 11 I' the University
will be l'eu tun d on the program ol'
a new type o! "Award·; Night" to he
held at the UniversiV here Thursday
'night at 7:l;i o'clock on Kmerson
Field.
The governor v. ill inspect tin· Uni
versity's Naval Ιί. Ο. T. unit and
will deliver the principal address.
I Provident Graham will also speak
I and preside a< the l!) major campus
awards are presented. Administra
tive Dean 1!. 1!. Home will introduce
tlie speakers and the ol'licials who
j are to make the presentations.
Athletic awards won b\ the Uni
versity teams in the past will be η
I exhibit and will be sui.e.'ed out by
spotlights.
Members ol Phi Pete. Κ ppa, Peta
Gamma Sigmi. the Mono: · am Club
the University P>and and (lire Club
will sit with winners of intramural
medals, publication ke\ . and Caro
lina Play maker ma ks in a special
section, and each group will rise
when recognised.
POOLE APPOINTED
AS DEPUTY WARDEN
Raleigh, May 21.— ( AP) — T'ris.n,
Iîirectin Oscar Pitts annount·";! to
day the appointment ni' lituee M.
Poole, lormer detective captain here,
as deputy warden at Central prison
Poole succeeds Ralph McLean,
who was made warden in a recent
shakeup of prison personnel.
Poole was recently defeated in
a race for the post of comml· ioftf :
of public safety here Before then
he had heed connected with the
Raleigh police department for 1;
years, seven of them as detectiv.
captain.
He will receive $22â a month and
will get no subsistence concession-.
Peace Tells
Rotary Of
Wall Street
I
Rotary club members enjoyed a
alk by S. T. Peace. Sr.. on Wall
Street and the Stock Market Tue.s
lav evening at the Vance hotel, the
iccasion being the regular weekly
neetmg of the club.
Mr. Peace told '.lie ο ι;; η of the
■tock exchange, bow it was formed I
md its functions, and told oi its ;
irowth through the veai
He gave many interesting fad '
ι ή ! Ihe exchange
I lie committee π <*h;i of Mi
annual ladies night annininrod %ha
tin event would In· !.<■:>) next Mon
d.iy night at V'.'ln . · \Ve
Knd Country Club. ■ d rich Ho
tarian i- expected to l>r ng a lady
Those bringing . ^ tl d i t · · 11:11 gue<t
have been a~ked to notify Wiilian
Bailey, il poss:l.le. by Friday even
ing.
MARINE CORPS NOW
ENLISTING MINOR!
Raleigh, May I-'l.—According to ii
formation received Iron the I)istri(
headquarters offici at K.leigh. Ill
United States Marine Corps i^ no\
»·■. ι ■ 1111 ι ■ r ι. prov ι < 11 ■ c I Hi»·'. ' .<·
. parent·· ooiisen'
' While tnoae enlisted in tin- regitlai
- ' Marine Corps are requin I 1m -ι·ι ·.
t Ici ;i toril) nl tour year- re .<!
-, -u opportunity lor young nu n who
, mi derise t.. enlist in the Marine
i Corps reserve for the duration ol tin·
' present < "icrgoncy These young
' j men will receive the same pay, train
ing, .and opportunities lor promo
i ti η as the regular marines
The Mai ne C >rp- has recruiting
stations m Raleigh. Charlotte. WiftS*
* ton-Salem. and Hickory. Boys en
'j listed are sent to Parris I.-land. S. C .
I where they arc given six w eeks in
tensive tianing Thcv arc then
- l author./cd lo day- furlough to visit
t| their homes, after which they are
ι.· I order·-d to >ο··ιι· - hip or -tation tor
v' duty
LOCAL JOB Of Fi CE
HAS OPENING FOR
MANY MACHINE ι
The ! t.il office of the Sf.it·· Kn
p|oy:i,cnf S: ι ·. i t· :·.ι roi■> ;·. cif
urgt Ml ι .ill J. ι : ι h,il -ι- iicedt
immediately t : ιj··-;11<·:.- in ·
state These " <·η mu-; be expc·
enced m read.ng blue j > ! ι ; t ~.
be able to work to close 1 k-renee
and must ! ivm«h the ·\νη ".aclim
tools. Age lie its an- 21 in »; ·.
good physical endit · u inquired
Wage scale- are ! ι · ·■ !'"> o nt 1
5-1 05 hoi.rly an : Tt.t* a|>|-1i«· ·'■ '
must be union members u will!η
to join a union.
Qualified ι» : - π who are inlet
ested in these 1 o- are icq ι· led '
make appl ic.iti' ι : .ι! ι nice '
local employment agency.
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