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RUST INNING CAUSED
BED BIRDS' DOWNFALL
Bad, and jdejeoted. ere the three
t hundred loyal fans that went down to
Wilson Saturday to see the Red Birds
Increase their lead in the close race
r for the pennant, but on " the of.ef
.' hand . saw the Tobacconists Jump' on
: Fully In- the yery first Inning tor
, enough runs to win and put Raleigh
I In second place. Unlike two former
occasions when the :, Norfolk and
) bonthern train unloaded oyer two
", hundred happy, enthusiastic fans, It
-1 sqelned as If this time a corps had
.' been grought In. . (j
- i "Just to think," said one fair fan-
nette to the love-slck.ewaln, who had
been her ' constant companion
- throughout the day, "This was my
', first trip away from home to see the
; Red Birds play, and they were beaten.
Those horrid Tobacconists hit the
ball tdo hard in the first inning. They'
-shouldn't allow that." '
"Never mini," answered the faith
ful one, "they will lake their sweet
revenge on Ooldsboro."
' The WllBonltes made three runs In
the first Inning, but thereafter were
like so many Infants before the fur
ious Fully. - Not again did they cross
' the rubber. The Red 4 Birds scored
once in. the ' fifth and again in the
sixth, which gave the home rooters,
' large fight, but the tying run was
not forthcoming, and the Ralelghltes
came away with lost hopes.
: The Tabulated Score,
E.
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
1
0
5
Soore by innings: R. H. E.
Raleigh 4 .' . 000 110 0002 4 p
Wilson . ... . .300 000 00 3 6 0
Summary: Two base hits: Mills,
Hoover, V. Bases on, balls, Sucking
ham, 2; FuJlen wider, 1. Struck out
by Buckingham, 7 : by Fullenwider,
0. Umpire, Bass. Time, 1:35. At
tendance, 1,100.
ERRORS LOSE FIRST
GAMEFORRAILROADERS
(Special to The Times.)
Rocky Mount, N. 'C., Aug. 9 With
proper support, Big Chief Thorpe
would have won both games of tho
double-header here Saturday, but
passed balls and errors gave the first
game to the Giants. The Big Chief
pitched good ball, but could not win
In the face of the five bad errors made
behind him. '
Otis, foi Ooldsboro, was hit hard,
five hits for extra bases being gar
nered off his $1,000 delivery.
There was nothing but Rocky Mount
in-the second game. The Railroaders
fell over -themselves In their efforts
to get to the. plate and take a whack
at the offerings of one said Pritchard.
The aforementioned twlrler waj? lam
basted with.' a little more force than
has been brought : to bear on ; any
heaver that has appeared on the local
diamond since the ark ran aground
at Ararat. v-
' First Game. - ,
Score byjnnlngs: i ' JR. H. K.
Rocky Mount 000 001 0012 8 5
Ooldsboro' .V'000 210 0104 80
Batteries: Thorpe and Conn; Otis
and Stubbe. Umpire, Newcomb.
Second Gamev ,
Score by Innings: R. H, n.
- Rocky Mount , . . . .213 11 8 8 0
' Ooldsboro . . .000 000- .2 3
Batteries: Thorpe ;' and Walsh;
Pritchard and Francis."' -5
HOW THEY STAND.
Won.
. 36
. 37
. 37
. 35
. 29
. 29
Lost.
- 30
... 82
33
32
37
39
P.C.
.645
' Wilson . .
' . Raleigh . . .
Vltmlngton .
- Ooldsboro . .
- t'ayettevllle .
a Rocky Mount
636
:' TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
V- .
Wilmington at Fayetteville.
:,V , " Rocky Mount at Wilson.
' y . Goldsboro st Raleigh.
Raleigh. AJU.R, H. P.O. A.
Crozter, c. f. . . 4 1 1 0 0,
Haas. lb. ..... 4 0 i 11 1
F. Hoover, r. f. 4 0 1 1 d
Hoffman. 1. f.. . 4 0 0 4 0
C. Hoover, 3b..' 4 0 0 1 0
Brumfield. 8. s. 2 10 0 3
Wright, 2b. ..r 2 0 0 2 3
Irwin, c. . . . : . 3 0 11 4
Kullenwider, p. 2 0 0 4 0
Totals . . . . . 29 2 4 24 11
Wilson. . A.B. R. H. P.O. A,
Moore, c. f. .. 4 0 0 2 0
McGeehan, 2b. . 4 1 12 1
Schumann, 1. f. 4 0 2 2 0
Mills, lb. ... . 4 1 1 13 0
Miller, r. f. ... 4 1 2 2 0
Williams, b. s.. 3 0 0 1 1
Cooper, 3b. ... 3 0 0 1 2
OilmotB.'c,-, .2.. 0 ft -4 2
Buckingham, p. 2 0 0 0 12
Totals 30 j 3 6 27 18
HUBE DOiYARD AND BIS
TEAM HAD AN OEF DAY
(Special to The Times.)
'Wilmington, N. C. Aug. 9 On a
wet, heavy diamond, paradoxical as It
may seem, the Highlanders Saturday
afternoon made It two out of the sta
tes or three with Wilmington, score
4 to 2. ' Both Howard and the Wil
mington team had an off-day, while
Cull, on the mound for the visitors,,
uiDoga erratic, was very enecuve in
the pinches and his team played be
hind him with all the vim and energy
they could command.
Score by innings: ' R. H. 3.
Fayetteville .'.000 003 1004 . 9 3
Wilmington .,030 000 000 3 4 4
- Summary: ' Sacrifice hits: Clem
mons, DobBon, Sharp. Stolen bases:
HaldM Bases on balls: Off Cull, 2;
off Howard, 1. Struck out, by Cull,
b;, by Howard, 8. ; Hit ... by pitched
ball: Cull; 2; Howard, 1.. Time of
game,' 2:00. Umpire, Johnston. At
tendance, i,250. ... ' '
DIG LEAGUE STARS TO
PLAY IN CALIFORNIA
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 9 If the
plan that Dan Long, secretary of the
Pacific Coast League, has under way
is carried out, two picket teams, rep
resenting the best players in the
American and National League, will
play games in San Francisco, Los An
geles and other cities along the coast
for six months this fall.
Long's Idea is to have the teams
come to California immediately after
the closing of the coast league sea
son, which will -be October 31, and
to have them play for six weeks. He
waats to get major leaguers who have
made names for themselves in var-
I Ana ilnnoftmnnfa nf Vin ali nil da 4-VinO
tne coast can nave an opportunity to
look over the stars.
Youngville Defeats Franklinton
(Special to The-Times.)
A 11. , 1 . . V., AUg. O I
Youngsville baseball team dCfeatoll
the Btrong team from Franklinton on
our diamond last Thursday to the
tune of 9 to 5. The features of the
game were the pitching of Duckett, of
Raleigh, for the visitors, and the
good work df Winston, L., in the box
tor the locals; also the good support
of the local team. It was a very in
teresting' game from start to finish. .
Batteries: - Youngsville, Winston,
L., and Winstoh, H; Frankllnt,on,
Kearney, Duckett and Daniel.
SUNDAY BASEBALL.,
National League.
New York, 3; St.' Louis, 0.
Chicago, 7; Brooklyn, 0.
Philadelphia, 6; Cincinnati, 2.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS.
Wilson, 3; tialelgh, 2.
Fayetteville, 4; Wilmington, 3
Goldsboro, 4 ; Rocky Mount, 2.
Rocky Mt., S; Goldsboro,
AUTO GO K8 INTO THE RIVER.
Two Are Drowned One Other Killed
in Another Accident.
Boston, August 9 Three persons
are dead and a fourth dying as the
result of automobile accidents in this
state.
. George VanDyke, known as the
New England lumber king, and re
puted the wealthiest man in New
England, was killed with his chauf
feur, Frederick B. Hodgison, at Tur
ner Falls, ' when , their automobile
plunged into the. Connecticut river.
At Worcester, Stanley Taylor, 2 3 ,
was instantly killed when his right
lung was pierced by the shaft Of a
mlllt wagon. 'Taylor and five others
were going at a rapid rate when their
car collided with the wagon. Taylor's
death was not discovered for 15 min
uted, when the automobile had cov
ered 10 miles from the scene of the
accident.
At Fitchburg a Llthuanan was run
down by an automobile. He is dying.
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OFFICER LICKS DOCTOR
Trouble Over Mpr of long
Standing '
Matter Aired in the Recorder's Court
i Today Joe King" Gets Back t
. Work Mrs. Rollins injured Jus
tice Called on to Settle Vjlow
Among Church Members. ,
Durham, August 9 In the record
er's court this morning the. chief mat
ter for judgment was the case against
Policeman Manley C. Klapp for flog-'
glng Dr. Rhodes Herndon, a veteri
narian of the city. ;: ,'-
The trouble really arose over mat
ters of long standing. The Herndon
place 'has always been under official
surveilance and the closest watchman
has been Officer Klapp. He has been
the hardest fighter of blind tigers oh
the force and yesterday he says that
when he approached the horse doctor
the latter addressed a few very un
civil remarks to him. He followed
this up by calling Mr. Klapp a d d
liar and charging him with willing
ness to commit perjury. The officer
struck Herndon with a club and his
fist, both doing damage and causing
the face to be carried In a sling today.
Editor Joseph - II.
Kliig of the
Morning Herald of this city, is back
at work this afternoon, after an en
forced absence from his duties the
last few days. Mr. King has been a
sufferer with bis eyes and abandoned
his job the middle of last week. It
isn't his first visitation,' but he was
treated to his worst in . the last.
There appears no organic weakness,
though hejias been a night editor, for
years and . has been an active, printer
all the time. ' ;
The Herald force is afflicted from
another quarter. Mrs. E. T. .Rollins,
wife of the business manager, is in
the hospital, where she went last
week for an operation. Several
weeks ago Mrs. Rollins twisted her
foot while standing on a chair and
turning. I tgave her great trouble
and she Improved but little. There
were no bones broken and everything
1 '
seemed good for recovery, "But fail-
lug she was given the surgical treat
ment. Her mother, Mrs. L..J. Steed
of Oxford, is with her family and as
sisting them in the care of the house
hold. Justice Gunter had a funny case
before his court Saturday afternoon
when the colored Primitive Baptists
called upon him to settle a row.
Tho trouble seems to have arisen
over the affiliation of the pure in
heart and the wioked. Last year a
number of the sinners, were turned
oiitRnd left thn church, returning ai.
a union meeting and professing faitnj
followed by the communion. The
members sinning , had not gone
through the ecclesiastical red tape of
returning to their first love and con
fessing.' That ancient and honorable
method was ignored. The pastor was
against the insurgents and there were
oth-ers with them. They held a con
ference and could not settle it, many
declaring that the preacher exceeded
his authority. The Insurgents and
sinners won and capturnd the church
books upon which they writ high
their own names. Elder Terry and
Mr. G. C. Farthing, big Primitive
Baptists in the white church got to
gether and settled the matter be
fore, the justice was forced to do So.
Mr. S. H. Reams, until the first of
the month general passenger and
freight agent of the Durham & South
ern, left this afternoon for Savannah,
Ga where he becomes agent for the
Seaboard. Mr. Reams was with this
road 12 years and was one of -its
most popular men. It isn't a speech
that excites envy when it is said
from here that he 1b the most liked
man in Durham.
His going away Is
the cause of the greatest reget. He
takes the best agency that the Sea
board has and Is handsomely reward
ed. But he takes also a delightful
familyremoves almost the solar sys
tem In North Durham, not to say the
sunshine of whole dty. He will
report for duty August 15th, but does
not take h's family until the next
month.
The officers raided a place yester
day where ca.rds in the hands of more
than the colored crapper indicated
something doln'gf The'young fellows
were too smart, -Tiowever, and proved
that they were not gaming. They
were merely taxed with the costs of
a Sunday game and tholr story about
the money part of the transaction ac
cepted.
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