MuUln ad Schmidt
plrt Erana. ;:
Time, 1.57; Um-
8TA3TDI5Q OF T3X CLUBS
' lastsT' TuttUlM(Mi
'Won!
Lost.
Pet
845
621
652
194
Wilmington,
, ;.o
..18
V.l
11
11
13
25
Goldsboro.,
Raleigh . . . . ..' .
;! ' - Xatieaal
Won. Loat
Pet
Pittsburg., .V .. 64 89 622
New York;. .. .. ..61 ; 40 604
Chicago. . ' . . ". . ... .58 44 569
Philadelphia .. .. ..55 44 556
Boston.. ... .. .. ..50 55 476
Brooklyn.. ... .. .'.88 ' 62 880
St Louis.. .. .. ..34 68 333
AaserfcsB League.
Won. Lost Pet
Detroit .. ..63 40 612
St Louis 61 44 581
Cleveland 60 45 571
Chicago.. 60 46 566
Philadelphia 49 53 480
Boston 50 55 476
Washington.. .. ....41 63 394
New York.. .'. .. ..33 70 320
Southern League.
Won. Lost
P.O.
561
549
524
515
500
491
490
367
Nashville . ....55
New Orleans 56
Memphis , ....54
Mobile 53
Montgomery 50
Little Rock 53
Atlanta 49
Birmingham 36
43
46
49
60
50
55
51
62
Sooth Atlantie League
Won. Lost. P. Ct.
Jacksonville 75 30 714
Savannah 60 44 577
Augusta 49 55 471
Columbia 44 54 449
Charleston 42 63 400
Macon 43 67 391
Virginia League
Won. Lost. P. Ct
Richmond 64 36 640
Danville: 61 35 635
Roanoke 48 54 471
Portsmouth 42 54 438
Norfolk.. .. .. 42 57 424
Lynchburg . . 38 59 392
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Eastern Carolina.
At Wilmington First game: Wil
mington 1; Goldsboro 0; Second game
Wilmington 1; Goldsboro 0; seven In
nings. At Raleigh Wilson 1; Raleigh 0;
four innings.
National.
Louis St . Louksl;
At St
New
York 5.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 2; Brook
lyn 1; ten innings.
At Chicago Chicago 1; PhlladeL
phla 3.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 3; Boston
2.
American.
At Washington Washington 3;
Chicago 5; 15 Innings.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia li
st Louis 0.
At New York New York 4; Cleve
land 5; 11 Innings.
At Boston Boston 4; Detroit 8; 10
innings.
Soathera
At Rtlanta Nashville 3; Atlanta 1.
At New Orleans New Orleans 4;
Memphis 1. -" -At
Mobile Mobile 1; Little Rock
2. lV
At Montgomery Montgomery 8;
Birmingham 1.
South Atlantie
At Augusta Augusta 13; Savan
nah 0. . .
At Columbia First game: Charles.
ton 3; Columbia 1; second game:
Columbia 4; Charleston 2.
At; Macon Macon 3; Jacksonville
2-
Ylrginla
' At Roanoke Roanoke 0; Lynch
burg 6.
At Norfolk Norfolk 0; Danville 0;
100 innings, called, darkness.
. At Richmond Richmond 0;, Ports
mouth 3. ,,.,.--.
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE
" ' . , . , . ' i
Rain Interferes at Balelgh
- Raleigh, N- C, , Aug. ",17 Rain
broke up the game between Raleigh
and Wilson In the first half of the
fifth Inning hero Saturday, score then
being as follows: .,,'!.,..'
Raleigh...'.. .... .,0 8 1
WllSOn.. W iV- ii-.i t.lri 4 0
Batteries; Anderson and Holt; Bran.
ion and Wrens.
Wfljsdagtoa Beats -Ctoldsbera Twice
WUmlngton. N-. c- Aug. 17. WU
mlngtoa won from Golds bo ro In four
teen Innings here Saturday by a score
of 1 to a.. It .-was one of the best
games seen here in a long while. -'
First game Scorer; y 'ft: i '
' -V' R. h. e.
Wilmington .V." ; ' . . ' -. . ' .'. 1 T 0
Qoldsboro.. .. .. .. .. .. 3
Batteries; , McDonald and Rossi-
Austin and Nash.
Second game Score: R. H. E.
Wilmington.. .. .. .. .. .. .,1 8 3
Ooldsboro.. .. .. .. . . .. '..0 1 1
Seven innlgs by agreement
Batteries Bussey and Kite; Urn
stead and Sullivan. Attendance 1500.
Umpire McLaughlin.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg Downs ..Boston
Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 17. Pittsburg
took the second game from Boston
Saturday by a score of 3 to 2. Linda
man replaced Ferguson in the fourth
inning. Dahlen and Kelly were put
oq the field for disputing with the
umpire.
. Score: R. H. E.
Pittsburg 001 200 00x-8 8 1
Boston 200 000 000 2 5 3
Batteries Maddox and Gibson; Fcr
guson, Llndaman and Graham. Time
1.55; umpire Emslie.
New York Defeats St. Lonls
St. Louis Mo., Aug. 17. Loose flejd.
ing behind Sallce was responsible for
the defeat of St. Louis by New York
Saturday afternoon. The score was
5 to 1. Wiltse was master of his
game at all times.
Score: R. H. E.
St. Louis 001 000 0001 7 6
New York .. ..010 030 0016 7 2
Batteries Sallee, Hlgglnbotham
and Ludwig and Hostettcr; Wiltso
and Bresnahan. Time 1.55; Umpires
j Klem and Johnstone.
Philadelphia Beats Chicago
Chicago, 111., Aug. 17. Two long
hits, a double, the other a tripple,
gave Philadelphia Saturday's game.
The locals were unable to touch
Sparks and barely escaped a shutout
a base on balls, a single and two
outs, scoring tholr only run.
Score: R. H. E.
Chicago.. .. ..000 010 0001 4 2
Philadelphia. ..010 100 100 3 6 0
Batteries Brown and . Kling;
Sparks and Dooin. Time 1.47; Um
pire O'Day.
Home Sun Wins Game
Cincinnati, O., Aug. 17. Kane, the
first man up for Cincinnati In the
ninth inning, hit for a home run, ty
ing the score; Mitchell hit the first
ball pitched in the tenth for a home
run, winning the game. The Cincin
nati club Saturday signed a contract
to train at Atlanta nevt season.
Score: R. H. E.
Cincinnati.. ..000 000 001 12 5 0
Brooklyn .. ..000 000 100 01 0 1
Batteries: Campbell. Coakley and
scniei; wnnelm and Bergen. Time
1.30; Umpires, Rudderham and Rig
ler. AMERICAN LEAGUE
Phillies Shut Oit St LoaU
Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 17. Powell
outpltched Bender In a pitchers' bat.
tie here Saturday, but the home team
won by l to 0 on a pass to J. Collins
and Schreck's two baggor in the
elghtht Inning.
score: R. H. E.
St Louis 000 000 0000 7 1
Philadelp 000 000 Olz 1 2 0
Batteries: Powell and Smith; Ben
der and Schreck. Time 1.28; Umpires
Sheridan and Egan.
New York Defeated la Eleventh
New York, Aug. 17, The game be
tween Cleveland and the local Ameri
can club lasted eleven innings Sat
urday and the visitors won by a score
of 5 to 4. With two men out Rhoades
made a three bagger, which brought
Kinchman over the plate . with the
winning tally.
Score: ,' R. H. E.
Cleveland ...004 000 000 016 10 2
New York. ..011 000 200 004 U S
Batteries Falkenberg, Rhoades and
N. Clarke; Hogg, Chesbro and Blair.
Time 2.15;' Umpire 0LoughlIn.
i Boston Beats Detroit '
Boston, Mass., Aug. 17. In 'aft ex.
citing add hard fought game Boston
defeated Detroit ' ' " " n ' 1
Score:' ' " ' R. H. E.
Bostoa.v, ,i;..000 021 000 14 g " 8
Detroit.'.-.. V.000 101 200 03 9 3
: Batteries v , Young - and Carrigaa ;
V Chicago Wms H IS Iaalagi :
Washington, D. C, Aug: 17.-Chica.
go defeated Washlu. a Saturday ( to
3, the game runnhtz tosa innings.
Walsh- pUched.. sauUrful ball . but
Parent's error seat the contest to ex
tra innings. :-- -r,.-r.v. . r-
A-8eoret;;r:;S:!:r0..i;: r, h. E.
Washington ..100 000 110 '
's.-ivi; .i. ooo eoo3 10 2
Chicago V, , .000 021 'MO X
X :.v.Vi o.'oo2- is 4
Batteries Smith; Keeley and Street,
Walsh and Sulivan and Shaw; time
3.05; -Umpires, Hurstand ConfiOUy.
POnmD FAKAGSAPHS
I" .-! S ..
Chicago News.
Hungry poets are' not satisfied with
empty honors. , '
' The lesa a man says tho more guess
lng his wife has to do, :.
It takes an experienced elevator
boy to let a man down easy.
The only way to crash an egotist
Is to pay no attention, to him.
When one good turn begets anoth
er we shall have prepetual motion.
. The man who Jumps at conclusions
seldom lands where he expects to.
It's easy to reasoi with a man af
ter you have staked him to a good
dinned.
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
New York Press. - ,
A woman's Idea of a sweet poem is
for it to be tied up in lovely ribbon.
A man who tries to be interesting
to a girl who is engaged needs a new
set of brains. ' i 'v "
The reason a man wants to wear
his best suit when he goes fishing is
his wife won't let him.
A woman is always willing to ask
forgiveness for a . misunderstanding
unless she was in the wrong.
The chief reason all women would
like to the actresses Is because they
have so many photographs taken.
A WORD TO HOUSE-KEEPERS '
I have Just received the finest lot
of fish this season. Large Trout
Large Hog Fish; Large Mullets. Med
ium size drums for. stewing. Give me
your order Just as soon as you re.
ceive The Sun. The fish will go to
your house nicely dressed' without any
extra cost
Phone 142.
J. B.;WATSON,
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I
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Positive Proof. 1 ' '
Mr, F. 8. Randall, of No. 20 East
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Are yoa tortured to death, daily
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, y y NOTICE! .
To traveling publlo that Bachelor
Creek Bridge has boon rebuilt and Is
now opea to the traveling publlo. ' ''
, J. F. ROBINSON,
r Supt Craven County Cridges
... -- 1 .VVa .
Oooe to our show loom, 78 Jerot
street and we caa show 70 the bcl
sad ch-Apest Buggies in Bunabouta
opea and top Wagons. Surrys, Bua
ties, and Second Vehicles of other us
om carts 826.00 very good, but the
a price. ;v .jV : c. ;
78 BBOA STRCXxi
MORTGAGE SALE.
Pursuant te a power of sale con
tained in that certain mortgage exe
cuted by S. A. Gasklns and S. ' E.
Gasklns, his wife,' to J. W. Stewart,
date the 13th day cf November 1900,
the same being recorded in the afflce
of the Register of Deeds of Craven
county in Book 135 Page 61.
Also another mortgage executed by
S A. Gasklns and S. E. Gasklns, his
wife to J. W. Stewart, bearing date of
the 11th day of April 1906, recorded
in the office of .the Register of Deeds
of Craven county in Book 159, Page
273. .
Also another mortgage executed by
S. A. Gasklns to J. W. Stewart bear
ing date of the 7th ttay of November,
1903, and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Craven county In
Book 147 Page 573.
Also another mortgage executed by
S. A. Gasklns to J. W, Stewart, bear
ing date of the 16th day of December,
1907, and recorded nl the office of the
Register of Deeds of Craven county In
Book 172 Page 140.
I will sell at the court house door In
Craven county, N. C, on Monday the
7th day of September, 1908, at the
hour of 12 o'clock m., to the highest
bidder for. cash, all of the following
described property as conveyed In the
mortgage aforesaid, towlt:
On the north side of Neuse river, in
Craven county, being the land willed
by V. A. Thomas to J. A. Thomas, Mary
C. Thomas and S. E. Thomas, bounded
by the lands of G. W. Thomas, A S.
Eveiington and J. A. Everington and
others, containing 125 acres more or
less, being my home place; also one
open buggy and harnes bought of
James Biddle.
Also a certain tract of land lying
and being situate In Craven county,
N. C, on the "Shoo-Fly" road contain,
ing 48 2-3. acres, It being the same
18 2-3 acres inherited by John Q. A.
Bennett from his first wife. Josephine
Sammons Bennett and 30 acres the
said Bennett bought from the Sam
mons heirs, as set forth in a deed from
the said Bennett bearing date of Feb
ruary 8, 1907. .
J. W. STEWART,
Mortgagee.
July 29, 1908.
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August 14th, 1908
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as the date for the ANNUAL MOUNTAIN EXCURSION from Norfolk,
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Waynesville, N. C...
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