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THE. RSLMH EVENDta TIMES: FRIDAY, UST 7, 1&)8.
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BO YLAN-PE ARCE CO. BOYLAN-PEAtlCE CO.
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Winder R. Harris, Base Ball Editor. &
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Where (They Play Today.
Raleigh at Goldsboro.
Wilson at Wilmington.,,
Results Yesterday, v
At Goldsboro: Goldsboro, 3; Ral
eigh, 1 (five innings). '
At-Wilmington: Wilmington, 6;
Wilson,, 1, " '"
Standing East Carolina League.
Clubs..
Wilmington
Goldsboro .
Wilson . .
Raleigh . .
RAIN STOPS THE GAME.
Red Sox Lose to Giants In a Five In
ning Affair.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Goldsboro, N. C, Aug. 7. In a
snappy five Inning game, Goldsboro ;
was victorious over Raleigh by the
score of 3 to 1.
Won. Lost. P. C.
. 15 9 .625
. 12 9 .571
. 12 9 .671
. 5 17 .227
Dunn was wild at the start, but . in keeping the lead,
half settled down when the , rain!
butted in. The hitting of Burke and Yesterday was the first time that
the fielding of HIIIb were the fea-' Wilmington beat Ogle this season,
turea. " ' J
Had the rain held up for awhile, I "Bull" Thompson and Ross um
the score might have been different. P,red the 8ame ln Wilmington and
Score by Innings : R. H. E.no klck ls registered. Very good.
Raleigh. . . . . .001 001 3 2, ,, T
Goldsboro. . . . .011 103 3 2 Mr- Elraer E- Bates s8 in tne At"
Batteries: Dunn and Wrenn; Sul- lanta Journal ..at "you can teach a
livan and Sulivan. i natural hitter to field, but you can-
not teach a natural fielder to hit."
ONLY TWENTY-NINE MEN lTh2re ls some class to that.
FACE OLD MAN BUSSEY. ' . . . . ,
I Everybody must pull hard for a
Sailor Bat Ogle Hard and Win From V,Ct0ry today- We. n.eed U bad"
, c , tobacconists 6 to I. Brandon Sold to Pirates.
(Special to The Evening Times.) ' . ,
Wilmington, N. C, Aug. 7. Not ne Pittsburg cl,ub has bought
a hit was made by Wilson In today's ?ber C M. Brandon, of the Kansas
game, until one man was down In the City American Association team, pay
ninth, is Bussey's record. Only I ng fr him $5,000. He will report
twehty-nlne men faced the mate dur-1? Pittsburg about September 1, at
the nine innings played. i tne tinie the Plttsburgs are entering
Ogle was hit hard at opportune
times.
Wilmington made three double
plays. Rath figuring in two of them.
Winning today's game gave Wil
mington a better lead over Golds
boro and .Wilson.
Tabulated Score.
WILSON. A. B. Ri H. P. O. A. E.
Moore, c. f. . ., 4 0 1 2 0 0
Springs, 1.' f. . ' 4 0 0 ' 1 0 ,0
Ben,-1 ,1b, . . . 3 0 0 10 0 0
Miller, rf. .. 3 0 0 0 1 0
-Guerf ant,. Stw t - 0 -0 "2 8 1 '
Turner, 2b. .. 3 0 0 3 6 o
Gettlg, s. s. . . 3 11 11 2
Holt, c. . . . , 3 0 0. 4 0 Oj
Ogle, p. .. . ... 3 0 0 1 1 0 j
Totals .... 32 6 10 27 12 2
Wagner hit by batted ball. I
WILMINOTON. A. B. R. H. P. O. A. E.
Rath. s. s. . . . v 4 0 2 3 2 1
Hoey, lb.. .. 4 0 0 11 0 0
Sharpe, 2b. .. 4 1 11 6 1
Kite, c . . . . . 4 0 2 4 0 0
Smith, 3b.. .. 4 2 110 0
Doak, r. f.. .. 4 1 2 1 0 0 '
Wagner, c. f. . 4 1 0 3 1 0 .
Flynn, 1. f. . . 2 0 1 3 0 .0 ,
Bussey, p. ... 2 0 1 0 3 -0
Totals . . . . 32 6 10 27 12 2 j
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Wilson . . .000 000 001 1 2 3(
Wilmington . 000 400 11 6 10 2 !
Batteries: Bussey and Kite; Ogle
and Holt. Double plays: Rath and
Hoey; Rath and Sharp; Wagner and
Hoey. Sacrifice hits: Wilmington,
'2. Stolen bases: Wilmington, 2;
Wilson, 0. Two-base hits, Rath,
Smith and Doak. Bases on balls:
Oft BuBsey, 1; off Ogle, 0. Struck
out: By Bussey, 4; by Ogle,' 4.
Umpires, Robs and Thompson. Time,
1:25. Attendance, 750.
WILD PITCHES.
Lost again. Who'd a thunk It?
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We might have finally won out but
for the rain. And on the other hand,
It might have been worse if the nine
innings were played, v
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Mccarty Whiikey. Bottled In Bond, a yre.
Jeffiraon Club Rya..
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Vitalnia Corn Whiskey.
Very Old N. C. Com Wrthkey
Old Burro ComiWhiskay
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Apple Brandy.,-...
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Cousins Supply Co.
That fellow Sullivan has a way of
getting away with lots of games, but
to look' at his pitching he seems to
have nothing. The only plausible
way to figure out his Buccess is to
base it on his being a southpaw and
he has a good change of pace.
The reports from Goldsboro says
that the features were the hitting of
Burke and the fielding of Hill. That
speaks well for Raleigh, Burke being !
the present short stop and Hill form
erly occupied the same position.
Dunn has been tried out twice,
both times away from home, and has
not showed up in great form either
time. The players that know him say
he Is a good pitcher and will do good
work when he gets to going right.
Be patient and give him another trial.
'
Mate Bussey seems to deal out de-
feats to either of the other two teams
as well as to Raleigh. He is a good
man and is greatly aiding the Sailors
l" ' v 1 lne leasue race'
. All Brandons seem to be good
Pitchers. Red Sox Brandon is one of
the great twirlers of this league.
1
I guess that fellow Stoehr, of An
derson, S. C, team; wasn't pitching
some yesterday. Thirteen innings
without a hit and only two in
fifteen innings is a .remarkable rec
ord. He pitched . two games yester
day afternoon and this-fifteen-inning
contest was his second game!
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
Clubs.
Pittsburg . ;
New York .
Chicago . i
Philadelphia
Cincinnati .
Boston .
Brooklyn . .
St. Louis . .
Won.
. 59
.: 57
. 56
.50
. 49 :
. 44
'. 35
. 32
Lost.
37
38
40
41
50
54
58
63
P. C.
'.615
.600
.583
.549
.495
.449
.376
.337
At Philadelphia: First
game
Second
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At Now York
clnnati, 5. 1
At Boston:
1 ; Pitsburg, 9.
poned; rain.
: New York, 0; Cin-
Flrst game Boston,
Second game Post-
American League.
Clubs.
Detroit .
Won.
. 60
. 60
. 59
. 53
. 47
. 45
.36
. 32
Lost.
36
39
43
45
51
49
59
65 .
P.O.
.625
.606
.578
.541
.480
.479
.379
.330
. st Louis
'Cleveland
1 Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington .
New York .
At Cleveland: Cleveland, 6; Wash
ington, 1.
At Detroit: Detroit-Philadelphia;
postponed; rain.
At. St. Louis: St. Louis, 3; New
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At Chicago: Chicago, -2;
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j Carolina League.
, Clubs.'".'' Won. Lost. P. C.
Greenvrile ... . 46 34 .575
Greensboro . . . 47 35 .573
Spartanburg . . . 47 38 .553
Winston . . .' . . 40 43 .482
Charlotte .... . . 85 47 .427
Anderson . . . . 31 40 .388
At Winston: Greensboro,-3; Winston-Salem,
2 (ten innings).
At Charlotte: ,'First game Ander
son, 3; Charlotte, l.r -Second game-
unarjotw, l; Anderson, u. nmeen in
nings). - ; . . V ; '
At Green vllleV . First , game
Greenville, 1 ; Spartanburg, 0. Sec
ond game Greenville.V 3; Spartan
burg, 2 (ten innings).
South Atlantic League.
At Savannah: Savannah, 2; Colum
bia, 0.
At Macon: Macon, 5; Charleston,
0.
At Augusta: Augusta-Jacksonville;
no game; rain.
Virginia League.
At Richmond: Richmond, 6; Roan
oke, 5.
At Norfolk: Norfolk-Danville;
game postponed; rain.
. Southern League.
Mobile, 7; Little Rock, 6.
Nashville, 6; Atlanta, 0.
Birmingham, 8; Montgomery, 2.
PRISONER BREAKS JAIL.
Charlie Brinson, Charged With Illicit
Distilling, Escapes From New
Bern Jail.
(Special to The Times)
New Bern, August 7 Charlie
Brinson, a United States prisoner,
held on the charge of conducting an
illicit still in Pitt county, broke5 Jail
here early this morning and is still
at: large.: : . .':.,
Brinson was not put in a cell,, and
it is believed that a confederate on
the-.outside got an axe to him;, with
which he pecked a hole In the brick
wall large enough to admit his bodf,
then by suspending a blanket from
the window got down easily and
went away The jail has been ln use
only about three months and is
equipped with all the necessary iron
work to prevent breaking out. It ls
one of the best and strongest jails in
the state. The prisoner was not the
principal in the crime, but was held
as a witness and accesory.
Enjoyable Social Event,
(Special to The Times)
Rocky Mount, August 7 From 8
until 11 o'clock last night, at the
home of Miss Clyde Daughtridge, on
Tarboro street, the Young Women's
Home Missionary Society held forth
In social session. Music from . some
of the city's best local talent was ren
dered to the thorough enjoyment of
all present. The feature of the even
ing was a "tea kettle" contest which
sprung into immediate favor and
proved popular with all In attendance.
When the hour of leaving came all
voted the evening as one most pleas
antly spent, and Miss Daughtridge
an ideal hostess.
Amoug those present were; Miss
Ethel Mills, of Richmond; Miss Jen
nie Bunn, of Raleigh; Miss Ballard
Bunn, of Tarboro; Miss Nannie
Daughtry, Miss Temple sFitts, Mis
Fannie Gorham, MIsb Temple. White-'
head. Miss Cary Tuttle and Miss
Bertha . Hudglns. Messrs. Ed.
Batchelor, Mark Williams. Paul Gor
ham, r W. G. Williams, Lawrence
Home, C. W. Corbin; C. F. Getsinger,
Mr. and Mrs. .J, H. Westbrook, Mr.
and Mrs: V, D. Bullock, and Mrs.
Hicks, of Baltimore. . !
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fn Old Copper Dlatuieo?
4 Full Qta. S Full Qta.
$2.65 $5.00
COCKADE RYE
, Smooth and Mellow.
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flip vAar Whpn vaii nun hnv fW Suits Skirts Waists iVpnp t
de Chines, Mulls, Lawns, Ribbons, Frames
such prices, it will
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BOYLN -
i NOTICE. ' " ,
In the circuit court of the United States
Eastern district of North Carolina,
at Raleigh.
In Equity.
The United States v
' VS..
A. K. Atkinson, T. B. Boyd and E. A.
Lackey.
A. K. Atkinson and E. A. Lackey will
take notice that a suit in equity, enti
tled as above, has. been commenced in
the circuit court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District ' of
North Carolina, for the purpose of col
lecting certain claim or claims and af
fecting title to real estate, as set out in
Vm Kill n t fisimrklalnt onA tn tnw.A' tTiA
equitable claims of the plaintiff. And
the defendants, the said A. K. Atkinson
and E. A. Lackey will further take no
tice that they are required to appear
at the office of the clerk of said cir
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fore the first Monday in October, 1908,
and answer or demur to the bill of com
plaint filed herein. And said defend
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will .'further take notice that if they
fail to appear at said time and place
and answer or demur to said bill of
complaint, Judgment pro-confesso will
be taken against them for the relief
prayed for in said bill.
This August 6, 1908.
V H. I Grant,
Clerk of U. S. Circuit Court,
Harry Skinner, U. S. Attorney.
Frl-O.A.W.-6w
SOUTHERN'S GRAND EXCURSION
TO RICHMOND
On Tuesday morning, August 11th,
the Southern Railway will operate
their Grand Annual Excursion from
Raleigh to Richmond, Va. Train will
leave Raleigh at 7:30 a. m., Cary
at 7; 62, Morrisvllle at 8:03, Durham
8:40, arriving Richmond 3:00 p. m
Returning leave Richmond 8:00 p. m
Wednesday, August 12th. Fare from
all stations Raleigh to Durham, in
clusive, $3.00 for the round trip.
As is already well known. Rich
mond ls one of the most attractive
cities of the South, built, on Beven
hills. Beautiful in parks and many
c.Qol spots where the excursionists
n.ay enjoy the breezes so delightful
ln-eastern Virginia. Richmond la the
capital of the state, and one of the
most historic points ln the United
States. No city offers so many at
tractions to the sight-seer, and those
seeking a place to enjoy themselves.
No doubt this will be the largest
excursion of the season.
, Nine coaches .will be provided with
ample accommodations for all, and
separate coaches for colored people.
For detailed Information, ask near
est agent, or address
. W. H. McQLAMERY,
I... . Raleigh.
pay you to "get busy,"
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LADIES' AND MISSES' SUITS.
New Stylets', Fashionable Materials, all colors, most all sizes. .
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TAILOR MADE SKIRTS.
Woolens, Voiles, and Pongee Silks; Plain Shades, Fancy mix
tures and Stripes. Values to $12.50. c'earlnK price . 4,93
MILLINERY CLEARANCE.
All Shapes. Values to $5,00 ' 50(J.
Fancy Millinery Ribbons. Values to "75 . .... . . . . . 9(.
Taffeta Silk Ribbons. Values to 20c. 5c "
BARGAIN ATTRACTIONS MULTIPLY.
Culling from every quarter of the store all goods of a summerash
character and landing them on the bargain tables at front entrance,
making them more conspicuousfor the small prices attached: 1
ChUdren's 25c. Open Work Hose, .
Children's 25c. Gauze Underwear. . . . . . . . . .
: Ladies' 25c. Lace Hose, black and colors . . . . . ,
Ladies' 50c. Lace Lisle Hose .. j. . . . . . .
Ladies' Corset Covers . . . . . . . .... . .
25c. Mulls and Zephyr Ginghams. ...... . .
65c. Crepe De Chine . . . . . ... . . . . . . . .
75c. Linen Table Damasks . ,
Fancy Parasols and Sample Umbrellas at Manufacturers' Prices.
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we do not need it. Ad
. dresa .
The Evening Times,
RALEIGH, N. C. , :
aHBHeflaHHai (
and Lisle Hosiery at
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June 27th.
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at $92.00 and furnish a six per cent.
Investment vrith taxes paid by the
company.
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Window Shades, 8x6, first quality,
I 25c; lutve been 33e.
Galraulzed.Tub jind PalLl.
, Tobacco Twine,
.My-'a Cheap 8h(ra, 85c. j -have been
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. Mosquito Netting, 7c.
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New Lot Trunk, and Bag.
Baby Go-Carta, $IM to $20.00.
A few low Shoe left.
Iron CoU and Mattreaaea. ' '
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