THE EVENING TIMES: RALEIGH, N. 0., TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1&10.
PAGE THREE
(iiitnt to Ik An Oriole.
The following from the Baltimore
papers will be read with interest by
North Carolinians:
'in speaking along the subject of
pitchers, Dunn referred' ,to Bob Gant,
who, while- pitching for Trinity Col
lege at Durham, N. C, last spring,
held the Philadelphia Nationals
down- to a 0-to-0 game for eight in
nings and then allowed them but one
hit in the. .ninth,, which later gave
them a run. Dunn's chances of bring
ing Gant here in June, when he fin
ishes up at college, are stronger, as
there is little doubt but what Doc
Adkins could land him. It was Ad
dfe's Jong experience in the box
which developed Gant, for since Ad
die has been coaching Trinity a
marked Improvement, in the young
ster's form has been noted. Gant's
erratic form when- he first entered
school was almost a byword with his
fellow-students, and It was never
known when the lad entered the box
whether' he would pilch a .shut-out
game or go all to pieces on the get
on. Due to .several years training
under one old at the game, Gant now
shows wonderful form and is also re
liable." American. j
"Addle (moaning Doc. Adkins) has
Ins eve on a big six-foot-tour 2110
poiuid college- pitcher 'Hig Hob'
(intit, at "Trim'tv College, N. C. The
"big fellow bus :i lino record for shut
out and no-hit games, lie held the
I'hillio Nationals, with Covaloski, the
I'lilc, down to a one-hit, one-run game
l.'isl spring. Bobby will finish school
in June and he will toss a few for
the Hints to show what speed and
El; III lie has." Hun.
Charlie Doom, of the Phillii':;,
invented a new catcher's glove.
h.e
Trinity lo I'lay l'liillii-s.
It 1s altogether likely .that I lie
Philadelphia gami'S will Trimly will
lie played, one in Southern Pines and
the other in Durham. If there is no
hitch tile first game will lake place
March 12, and the second at home on
a later dale. The other grimes Man
ager Crawford will announce the I:i I -If
r pin t ol l he week.
.
I.iihI night two prominent Carolina
college coaches were seen hobnob
bing together on the streets of Ral
eigh, Frank Thompson, of A. & M.,
and Horner Benton, of Wake Forest.
These two are close personal friends,
but when it; comes to athletics, par
ticularly baseball, they had rather
give each other defeat, than most, any-
iiiuiK i iiai cuuiu ue sugKtme.u. cacu
will use every effort to make his team
win from the other, and, in fact, each
would rather his team won from the
other than defeat every other team in
the state. This is good, healthy rival
ry which does not Interfere with per
Wills
stimulate the TORPID LIVER,
strengthen the digestive organs,
regulate the bowels, and are un
equaled as an
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE,
In malarial districts their virtues
- are widely recognized, as they pos
sess peculiar properties In freeing
the system from that poison. Ele
gantly sugar coated.
Take No Substitute.
THE REVELRY
I'ICITHES CHANGED DAILY.
Tin Two New Itiogiapli Films:
"The Last Deal."
"The Woman From Alellon's."
The New Metropolitan
Introducing three clever, clean and refin
ed Vaudeville Acts, Moving Pictures
and Illustrated Songs.
GEAR AND GEAR, Aerial Act.
LOUISE HUDSON, Comedy Ventriloquist.
MR. AND MRS. FRANK GIBBON, Comedy Sketch
Team.' '
ILLUSTRATED SONGS MOVING PICTURES
Matinee 3:30 . . , . . . .
Nights, 8:30 and 9:30 . . .
Rheumatism
is instantly relieved by
Moms
Pric, 5e., soc, and .ooi
sonal friendship. Both coaches ex
pressed themselves as being well
pleased' with the outlook' for' their
teams for the coining season. Coach
Thompson said he had a big bunch
of fine material, most of them being
men of experience. The burden of
the .pitching will be on Sexton, Rob
erson, and Stafford, though two new
pitchers will be developed.' ' Coach
Benton said while Wake Forest had
almost an entirely new bunch they
were snowing up wen. in ere are
35 men working for the team,- and
they are working hard.
Christy Mathewson, the star
twirler of the Giants, who is now
with his club in Texas showing off a
few things that even Manager Mt-
Graw did not seem to know. Mc
Graw had an idea that he had a new
"hit" and "run'' scheme that would
be a Winner. He had "Matty" pitch
a few hard ones in and Instructed the
men a6 bat to hit "at" and run un
der certain conditions. To get the
ball and the conditions were what
MeGraw wanted, - but the running
was a failure. MeGraw was about to
give up in disgust, when Matty ad
vised him to try it over again. The
next time, by his quick comprehen
sion of a new method. Batty brought
to successful fruition the very trick
MeGraw was planning.
.-. A1. Wolgust.
The lightweight champion of
the world was born in Cadillac,
Michigan, in' 1888, but now lives in
Milwaukee. He has fought seventy
one fights since lie entered the ring
four years ago and has only lost one
of them.
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Trinity's Home Schedule.
The schedule for games on home
grounds between Trinity College and
visiting teams has been arranged by
"Senator" Clyde Crawford, manager,
and it shows 21 games for the year.
This is far and away the best home
series of the entire athletic seasons
past. It has been many a year since
there were 20 games offered, in fact
IS is generally called high water.
And these generally include about
four prep, schools, while there is but
one such game this year, and that
,vith Trinity's young brother, the
park school.
The biggest interest will center in
the Wake Forest game. It is the one
state college game in which the peo
ple here are interested. Not since
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"Big" Williams was on the team that
came here from Wake Forest has
there been certainty of a good match
and for the past seven or eight years
there have been few games. Since
going into the S. I. A. A. Wake For
est has not come here at. all.
Manager Crawford went to Ral
eigh two weeks ago and from there
to Wake Forest to arrange the game.
He wanted to get a series with the
Baptists and he was rewarded. There
will be two games, one in Wake For
est April 30, 12 days after the con
test here.
In another week Manager Craw
ford can announce the schedule com
plete, which will have 30 or more
games in it, not including t he Phila
delphia games which are more likely
to be played. His schedule for the
home series will be:
March
15 Trinity Park School.
19 Atlantic Christian College.
24 I .a Fayette College.
25 LaFayette College.
2H Amherst College.
28 Amherst College. .
April
1 Trinity College (Connecticut).
2 Trinity College (Connecticut).
5 Richmond College.
6 Hampden-Sydney (Virginia).
lS-r-Wake Forest College.
20 State University (Kentucky).
21 State University (Kentucky).
25 University of Georgia.
20 University of Georgia.
29 Eastern College.
30 Eastern College. '
May
4 Central University (Ken
tucky). 5: Central University (Ken
tucky). 10 Washington and Lee Univer
..' sity.
11 Washington, and l.oe University.-.
.
Hoarse Coughs, Stuffy Colds.
Pain in chest and sore lungs, are
symptoms that quickly develop into
a dangerous illness it the cold is not
cured. Foley's Honey and Tar stops
the cough, heels and eases the con
gested parts, and brings quick relief.
King-Crowell Drug Co., (Fayetteville
and Hargett stretes.)
IXIU STIHAIi CONGRESS.
Anson County School Children
Meet. at. Wadesbom.
(Special to Te Times.)
to
Wadesboro, March 1 A large number
of children will gather in the Wood
mid 'Iron Works buildliis Saturday
frnm cverv u,.timi nf flip nniintv nn 111.
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-.-ii.-i.hi .ii mi- him ui me
ijiiiiiuen s iiiuusiriai i nnuress 10 oe
held under the auspices of the Woman's
Hetternient Assmiiitinii of Anson
county.
In this -county there are 40 rural
schools and each school will elect two
delegates one boy and one girl to
represent the school In the congress.
At this meeting short addresses on In
dustrial education will Vie delivered by
prominent citizens and the children will
be taught to mount pictures which they
will carry back home as models and at
the next gathering prizes will be award
ed to the schools whose scholars have
none tne Desi worn, mis garnering 01
cildien is under the auspices of the
Betterment Association, of which Mrs. I
, ... !. . ,, ,
Eugene Little is the enthusiastic presi-!
dent and who has the support and
assistance or Colonel John T. Pntrlck,
the leader in the
Velopmellt.
line of Industrial de-
LaGripp pains that pervade the en
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AMUSEMENT
METROPOLITAN
The bad weather last night could
not have kept very many away from
the opening of the Metropolitan thea
tre, as the house was crowded from
gallery to orchestra, and nothing but
ords-of praise same from those who
witnessed the performance.
As reviewed by a representative of
this paper it can be easily said that
the Metropolitan opened its doors
with as clen and as neat a vaude
ville show as has ever been seen in
Raleigh. 'Three strong acts are
given and each one is of the highest
type. The manager of this house is
to be congratulated on the booking of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibbons, in a
comedy sketch act. This act is out of
the ordinary, not one of these "knock
down acts", but an act that is re
fined and up to date. Gear and Gear,
the aerial artists, won considerable
favor among the patrons of the thea
tre last night. Their net is good.
Miss Louise Hudson, ventriloquist,
was also recognized us an artist of
ability in her act.
The illustrated song witli quar
tette came in for their share of ap
plause, receiving encores which they
responded to several times.
This theatre has been made en
tirely anew. The walls have been re
painted and each window is draped
with heavy green curtains, which add
much to the appearance of the inter
ior. The old boxes have been torn
away and an orchestra pit lias been
installed. Levin's orchestra furn
ished the music. The scenes are good
and one especially, a drop-curtain,
which is ii good likeness of Fayelle
ville street. When I his curtain was
lowered last night it created' quite a
stir among those present..-.'
Beginning this ufieriiooii at 3:30
o'clock a matinee will be given every
afternoon, at which time special at
tention will he given to children ami
their attendants. Night performances
will begin at S;30 and !i::iil, Willi im
entire change of bill every Monday
and Thursday nights.
GRAND
Sig Reinfleld's Refined Lady Min
strels opened their second week's en
gagement yesterday at l lie Grand to
appreciative audiences, -with an- en
tirely new : performance from the
Grand overture to the finishing num
ber of the olio, and is indeed a most
decided hit. all through. Among the
new and. popular, song' hits rendered
during the minstrel is "You Can't
Guess', by Miss Esther; "My South
ern Rose," by Miss Beatrice; "Child
hood," by Miss Flo; "Marry Carrie,
Harry," by ' Miss Isabelle, and "The
Only One," by Miss Nellie, all sung
in a most up-to-date style, and are
received with appreciative applause.
The olio consists of new musical
numbers, comedy sketches, songs,
monologues, and good dancing. The
new wardrobe worn in the change of
program is, very pretty, and adds a
great deal to the clever performance
offered by these pretty young ladies,
entitled "The Little Prince," were
more than well received, the act
Bellows, Temple and Bellows, who
present an exceptionally . cleve" act.
being different from the regular run
of vaudeville acts, and the piece is
well acted by the three clever 'people
who are presenting It, which makes
tears and smiles appear on the pat
rons faces during this beautiful
sketch. Little Prince is a most won
derful child .performer, -.and no one
should miss Seeing him during their
engagement at the Grand. New pic
tures are run and beautiful selections
rendered by the Grand orchestra. It's
a good show and everyone was
pleased. . Adv.-It
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the scalp after washing it free of dan
druff, hut not one preparation of the
general run cures dandruff and fall
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germ, to lie permanently cured of
dandruff, and to stop falling hair.
Newbro's llerpicide will positively
destroy thai germ, so that there can
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EM M.EM I'KESEXTEI).
ISoynl .Xrc.'iniiiu Held An Eujoyililc
.Meeting; l,nst Xlglit.
Raleigh Council of the Royal Ar-
cannlll !u,j ., most enjoyable nieet-
jng iast njgin.
... ' ,,,,
Regent Herman Heller was pre-
, " 1
sentcd Wl,h a "tiiu.l souvenir
spoon, suiianiy engraved, me presen-
tation being made by Mr. John E.
Ray.
On behalf of the council Mr. Chas.
U. Harris presented Past Regent Jno.
E. Ray a beautiful watch charm.
After the meeting the members
enjoyed a smoker.
Every man has theories about rais
ing a family before be marries,
BOYLAN-PEARCE 0. BOYLAN-PEARCEiCO.
THE
An export coi'sctiore direct from New-' York will he here to exhibit these lat
est styles. .
She aecouiijlisheswonderful figure hnnroveinont with the long shapely
lines aiul wonderful tit of La ("Jreetjue Corsels.
(Jome and lei her show yon how. 1o add lo your shapeliness and" bodily
comfort.
Our Tailor-Made Spring Suits
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The new Spriny,' and Slimmer styles, il' anyi liinn, a. lil lh' bit snifiricr ami
more exclusive than usual. They arc jus, sin-h styles as you'd see .on Fil'lh
avenue or 1 he boulevards ol' Paris. Kvcry shale and weave ihat a woman
could possibly-wish for. The Twilled Sere Siiils. Wide Wai'e Worsteds, Diag
onals, plain and fancy stripes, shepherd che !;: and no ciiy .weave.-', lH'lirvt'he
perfection ol beauty so ardcnlly sought. Di r hobby is to :v!i .he most stylish
SuiK obtainable at ' :,-$25.00
You are esoeciallv invited lo see l hi;" 'l.'-:') I in."'.' e i;a ve oth -. m-. some
" '. . ' ' ' " ; '"
less in price, ol hers a lillle hiirlier. ' ' ' '
Reinfield's Lady Minstrels have been
re-engaged for this week
Presenting an entirely new Performance, New Ward
robe, new Songs, Dances, Jokes, a Festival of Song, a
Jubilee of Melody,
as an added attraction
"The Little Prince."
NOTE. A beautiful company souvenir given to every
one attending THE GRAND at every performance
during the week.
Matinee 3:30 - - - - Night 8 and 9:30
1,100 Comfortable Seats.
LA GltECQlE IS THE QUEEN OF
EXHIBITION AND DEMONSTRATION OF
e Oofsefs
who so ably represented the
denionstraiion is free, and in
fi'ood old town of ours. The
Mme. BACON,
1 lave a nt-tinu; at 1 he hands of
LA ;RK)lTK people last
March in Ibis store, and sold
more Corsets than has ever
been sold before or since in
1 he same space of tiine in this
no wise citlail.s any obliga
tion tn buy unless you so de
sire. I
an Avalanche of
Presenting the one act
ALL CORSETS.
it
Merriment. And
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