. MONDAY -AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 9, 1922,
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Fine Recbrda Were Made
BvlTbsK' Carina Teams
THE NEW BERN SUN-JOURNAL
ampipship Ijm The Giants SfOIIg) ;
' GIANTS CONTINUE T O HOLD CHAMPIONSHIP iGOllCIf B U f
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"'North 'Carolina ' football ' tedms, that 'the
Methodists have a smooth
attack.' Forty-three i points
.t;r-nn-fnwirt tf f itorv 'SatiirtJft v running
. 7 -.' !. "i , - against Gtulford and 27- against
Ham(ten Sidney are not to he sneez
-ainsf -.admittedly powerful " oppor.-
ems, made- air ., unusual collective ed at ' the only question is whether
AewJng ,and fchqpiestlonably jaised .-these two, teams showed enough of, a
t3e general opinion ot -the native-ton defense to demand real running pow
fciand of football as She uxlsts in the er. On the defense the Methodists
Tfir,Heel : state. : . -. , ,- j have not been tested. They have not
' Carolina' -work . agAirdt Yale w8 jyet known a slashing, versatile attack
tfc most m passive; perTorrriande tho :saeh as they must fa.ce when they meet
university yt'pa'TO (has nfed? Jiiorth , ot 1 Oarolifia Thursday. Whether they
tH--Mason-and Dixon lihe in years. Lean stand it then' is "another ques
i'erter's men actually - gained-mote , tion., ; . . - . ':
ground than the Elias, they showed a
powerful' "and Varied " running and
r issing attack, and they had the Vigor
1 3 ' come back ; strong, enough in--the
List . quait-eif to l' outrush the -Yale
t am. t V ' - r ' i "
State ' gave Washington and Lee a
- Wake- Forest has not done enough
yerto-show whether there Is anything
to be seen. Tougher teams than Elon
will have to "drawit out, If It isthere.
Incidentally, Elon gave the Baptists
just about all they could handle and
the future is net yet bright for Wake
powerful dose of North Carolina foot- Forests Guilford romped over Lenior
1 air and though-lbsihg in the -end es-jand may yet spring a. -surprise. : !
tablished clearly the"' fact that -Martr ! ;The. atmosphere, is now clearer on
e ""'K2"aPrIiV--'iJtstanding - ability 1 the relative strength of all state teams
and should (pnow; hoot i. forward'to
tr wses, tnanvhad -been i ex-
and m the- next two weeks it is going
to be a lot clearer. ' Carolina looks
nowt Into the face of the meanest job'
Javidsoa -also,' unless Georgia Tech i any team in the sduth has this sea
S beenjij-astlyoVef-rated, -i-staged son., She. meets Trinity in Chapel Hill
i of those comebacks '-tharacteris I Thursday, waits one-day-and takes on
of the -Wilde&tsandv;by!holding the jSoctlh Caroliha Saturday, again In
nado tocl 9 points; 'all made'tn" the Chapel Hill, waits another five days
t half., gave other , teams something I and clashes .with State College in Ra-
yorry about . ; V ,". ' leigh i'nvthe biggest Intranstate garji
:he otlief state teams performed of theV year. Wake Forest and Davkl-
e;to schedule; Trinity showed a son -meet in Charlotte next -Saturday?!
n-eut yictcrovej' HampdefiT Sid Another 10 dys and the dope will fie
whfih ,re-V ror s the ppinlonJ oui.lainqrJaJJLta. see ijt
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ji'Vi? ! &&A.Jh3 Jh -f .hp . m fL.-j&i on? -I..
I UpX:0 , yOT?V V 3L Hl4'A2 ' V-') rl Work a ball' Mentor. -,
! p rmr - i y ji .r r rij 11 no qrnrn-n iiii .rrxiu'" li Li"mw!iJ "is-" wo-' ":-,?sft?5w?iW : i
By defeating the-New York Yankees in four straight games, vhte New York Giants continue to hold the" World's championship,
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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. -Oct. 9. ,.
Peace efforts on the part of Dr. David
G. MacKethan, president of the new
ly organized athletic council here," -in
the shape of a conference between him
and M. B. Andrewst: superintendent of
city schools; - were for the time -shewing,
successful, and Robert x.Oi.Burn, .
coach of the FayetteviHe High School
football team, has withdrawn hia res
ignation!'' ' - ' i
The immediate cause of the trouble' '
is "Taeheved to have been thei attitude
taken by Superintendent "Andrews In
interpretating :. and aiptyirig'-r the
rules laid down by the State lAthletle ,
Committee for the ' high .fithoola,
throughout the State.
Coach Burns, it is said, maintained
that Mr. Andrews was" -nbt--folliO-wins
the rules as laid down by the State
committee. ; The trouljle simmered
slowly for several weekai-nnally. comb
ing to a head of its own? accord Tues-
day when Coach Burns' announced hia
intention of resigning. ? :,-r ta -i -
If the 'resignation had. gone through -the
local high school would prbftt4 r
Iy today be without a team, as it ; is
known that the majority of 4h mem-
bers ofAhe team.i,were,insympath.yj
with th-stand taken by.Cpach-Bttrj,
and had decided. to quit playing looti-
IcQraw Is 1 Vindicated
He' Made
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v NEW TORK, "Oct. 9. Just before roller to short, Scott hurling the ball
tv e opening -of' the world series last home so fast that Groh could not reach
. idnes3ayiv Joha Joseph .McGraw, the ' plate, ; He , started to return to
Sometimes called ' "little .Napoleon, '.. thitd, --but was run own by Schang.
said thtt ;lub with the' m&st tonslstent . When the ball was thrown back to
f inters wins the most ball : -games." His the, box. Bush , 7 found himself . in
statement has been vintiieatedooi-: trouble." Frisch, the fastest runner on
f rmed "and sealedl-Hia Giants, rated -.either "team."'" stood perched oh thir3
e ven as the iriOat conservatives of xL: base and Irish -Meusel was on second,
t rta, -to have'rfotlifng-i more, 'than- a I At the . plate,' swinging his bat ieft-
nf fighting" chance- of 'winning: one ; handed stood t Tpung, ' ,whb usually
thiri
rsa. 3,; ja :oKt,.no3U-niiie -aTiaof 'MUleT SHgiiisutliellacwt ttnai
ic'ulty
h series camet 4 a -close with yea-jwould be to- let Young walk; to firfci.
jay' game, which the Giants took 1 filling the bases so that a force otfH
utuiMaiU-ktiUwbe has
j os t jn one n d e,te
.e, 1 'V r'trrpuo-h frte ,'flfiiantTJ drons-t hjs Phlts jjrt right fieia. fAt
Dper-- jl-j ' of th -"S-.ikte1 wton 1 mome,ntf tnitjp UjdbpcJd 'ifojotjt'hei m
at:: . .. taupfiri li 0," theidbsilwajf. dt'Wdt-abit'filift
t ie' one
bLiiiavorid chaiiipior.".---'-'-- - -
The -rnV Qovnfatt--oTheTahlflr
t as that of a house 'momehtaritly di
viJed.' Miller' Huggiris.'J the' head -of
tiie house-hold which had been -enjoy-Ing
a 3 to & lead over th6 Giants, dif
fered with his pitclter, ' Joe Bush,- In
his strategic problem for -blocking- the
tnslaught; of the. ehampons :- In' the
t:iJith inning.-, Bush ' - became angry
fcnd teefore'-he could calm himself.
"Long Joe'T Kelly -had -smacked one
t f hi curves -o; hard tind 'so far that
f e' Giant Vacei across the plate with
t ..e ruti 'that :ie3 ' the Yankees. amd
: ether Giant -trotted- in with the
te -that er them A" ;
"..a- i'anks- enjoyed tne j5rospect ol
i ctory f or tmlyf M naautes.-When
. ? "came-ttrTTar InnileeeflEK'TKe
e was'deadiocked at two alL' They
i e a Tun m 'MeH9ers 'scratch - hit.
i tng' sa. rifice, ffwJTSlJitcli' iArta
ine, ianta,i sewnpawana.
s t sach. ? fotceitterfleJa 'irVm
t fcat of Evemd Stotrrr.henhrcw-In
. l:e fly- almost' caught Meusel as he
s ;: for 'home." It! seemed'1 the ankt
t ifely had squeezed out a victory..
' . The Giants, Win In 8th , , .
nd' thtfn "In1 theieighth.lhe -.cour-
.us Giants fldog'out-their'challenge.
. i, the tTanlrti'.first'hisemaii; halt
t .'ithem'-fo a mVAnetit toy fcfopping
; ricro'f t's hard blow Tjaclt dt ; firs"
se" tknd'Ieiplng Ofthtf - bitg -Justin
njt to -beatf.: the i-runeftr ;But 'the
; .tiiig Giants' would ridrbe denied a
tury 4()itk and sure." Greh eut i the
h orid sqtarelyMrt -half with & single
if rtpje'ilog the"uff fttfo center
24. Frisch hit a liner-that bounded
kcMillait'-TenterflelnV'who jug
X Itw an d . the batter was -credited
tfi t itwbagSei",Vhile'''Gr)hwent
rto- thlrdi'-'U48n'' Meusel - shot f
Jaae!n.'.ak..l'ruh is-, race at. bat ti ngy -wou Id
ednlinue- to Hie weakf'So- he ordered
Btiid'3.llC-ru.ii'XS;ter fecth Giaili
aird Yankee -players SaWlt'waa" a
splendid' : example, of -real .inside
baseball strategy. . The" break of the
gime'Tuined' It' nevertheless. i: ' r.
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3,000 DRY LAW BREAKERS V
G'jTT OFVwlTHOUrilEARIXG
which-thy won last.year when they, also defeated the Yankees. If he easy victory of the National League team was due to the hard M ba0i.eteer coacivBu rm?tift
hitting of its player. - None of the Yankee pitchers proved' effective against the Giants and three of them had to be relievedibe-. iheim therteam to a.man, washout Abr"
fore the end ofhe gaifrel V''" -
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SELECT BOYS
TO I JUDGES
Team of Six Go from. Here "to
V, the State Fair and Enter
.ft I r , . -, . --"" - -. .' v.. .-. ;-.-- -
Y Judging Contest. " -
Locals ; Play Washinltbhrf
1 Next Friday Afternoon
game
New
'.'Following their successful .
with Rooky Mount last week.
Bern High School, will hook up Friday
afternoon- of this week with Washington.1-.
The- game will ; be played at
Washington. "
; At the same time, Washington will
send her second team to New pern to
Fifteen boys met at Patten's farm
Saturday and also visited the farms
of Mr, Grantham -and . East Carolina
Lumber, Conftftyio-ajidj,ti thei;ubS at Ghent Pash.
ili of the bpy?wse
go to Rale
CHJinton Register, ICeivneth-IJeath, Vant
iirj'ofiardsbh, ft'tbet'l-fehcrf tia Ernest
?WJite, with Leslie Brinson andEv
?vvseafflseidv'as n. team
likfilf- lUyhfofe Watson
Newx Bern fans are predicting a
double victory for the local' elevens.
fifttfcfrsaie'tiiTif tAe victtoi-y o5the
iflrst team doesn't promise 4 to be an
isy one. Washingi . played Green-
. ,1- i, i
ville last Friday and both teams scor
ed 6 pbints. It was a hard-fought bat
tle and : Washington' showed mp in
mighty good form.1 However,, that fact
isn't causing the locals any particular
uneasiness. They ,4 believe "they'll be
able to take Washington into camp
Friday. f - V -' ,
j The Cubs k have; - developed a good
team .and . they're going to put up a
stiff battle, tdoA' Y : vi,-s YwY
,. Other .ames fhave i been scheduled
anwilljeiyed before the opening
of the .-cnamptfVsnjP f jSeries v next.
helm, the team Jo; a.fman.jurjQuft . '
practice . Wednesday eveningi,-and.,,h-. s
tove of peace once more fluttered set
ren.ely, overthe'ity'1ipjpp4',lA f,j,
nflnnvfliinuiiiifl ' ;..
ry HMiFRqiTV THE MARKETS
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New York Newspapers Praise
"Work of the Carolina EIev
1 en Against Yale Team.
month.
j This - team will leave Sunday for
rtaieigrr.v-wnere-- vnep win juuge live
storkawd.eeed'aWtlltifaiaieiDffi
pAt ig- for- -a in? ae-s-H41efeest jwdgewn
i u JurKpatricK ana j. uj lawton
will accompany," them on the
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inother''Link
In btate
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trip,
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CAJIPBELJj SCHOOti BOARD
' AVNS OVER APPOMATTOX
LYNCHBURG, Va., Oct. 7. A suit
by the school board - of Campbell
-WASHINGTp,- Oct. 7.--5,000 Vol- , county against the Appomattox board
itead 1 law. - breakers" have gone free
Jrtder- the statute Of . limitations, it
was deelared- at -the Department of
Justice -tdday. ' 1 " "
- Lack of 'Jmlgesjf to try 'cases, was the
reason, "glven; " Violatprs fgotawajr
without pen"alt'y,'Veeauiie-of the cram-
me!stt'6f -the -Judieial dockets
ThernXTmTJe-fT?aC wnrescapefHa
will'be greatly increased because-ad-1
diticnal judges created by T a' new act
will nDTTK"vianed antil Congress re-
1 Mt ?A
'"Hears roise aJtf tlr fr Tears"
Philadelphia head,linekf IThings are
quiet in .'Philadelphia1'- . - -
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" , Tulsa' S. Mobile O:, -'.'- ,
-,1,'ntversHy of Richmond 0, tnlver-
: i SSYMlastesippf 0.
. i Yath Carolina p Frestoy terlan Col
le, e OB-i"'"' fvvWT.jT iyf:, r- ')-.. r
c:tadd 14r Paris YMahd; ( Marine
Truinlng-iSttrtlon'' v
r. V&iatotf ana' Jefferson 19, BetW
inj"?. ''f'' t"tA " rr5 1
Pennsjtvanla State Uo, Gettrshurg
0 t- J t r
Wauhlngtoit And lee 14, North Car
olinaStateor ' fnlted . States-InfantTT- ficliool 12,
Wo3ord College 07:' s : r -i
- Virginia MHftary-Instftute 51, Roan
oke College' 0. 4
. V. 4; I. 20, Wdliam arid Mary 0. -r--
' Trinity: Baai prten-Sldttey 0;-' .
, ' ; Wake Forest "9, Elon 0.
' ; Talo-18, Untverelty of North Caro
lina 0. ... . - '
' Arrny fiafisiU UnlTersity 0.
t Harvard 20,rlloly' Crow Or' -,
J ;; FrincoQ'5V Virginia 0 ---
.' ! Chicago Z(fr deorgl -0 i .
t ! Ciarecl-lV, lavidson- 0. .
t Gtailford 81) -Lenoir 7r m t
I FtUwaa 7 Florida 6, ::. j,,.
Cordial invitation is extended to the
mcir ot ,'qw Bern to attend, the menfs
meeting at ' tetevrtisonte warehouse,
foof of Cravetr stietV'rWednesday af
ternoon at ''rtock-- -(
tried yesterday afternoon in the cir
cuit -j;ourtvof :Appomattoi school chil
dren 'crossing the county ( line to,. at
Ve'Wd, ''school ApfilC fun phett county, resulted-
i$ a, jiidgntent aof, $1511.82 for
pbelijffauftty. v- ,vk
HighWay
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Cam I
: Before October has passed into his
tory, the statwill have let the build
ing of a hard surface, road from the
Craven-lcounty line, at Havelock, to
Beaufort. This information was ; re
ceived ., yesterday from , Clauda R.
Wheatley, of Beaufort, and from John
E.' Cameron, district commissioner.
There is nothing to prevent this road
-from being contracted for in a short
time although some opposition to the
yoc'tors"' Indicted . . Beaufort road was understood, to have
Charlotte, Oct. 9.- True-bills were J developed in the Morehead-New Port
found by a jury Thursday against Dr.i seetion .of - Carteret . county, where
RWiPSam EiWishatt ch&rgedwth per-tsentiment tried to put forward a plan
sprraang aj arimma percuipn - upon j to. Driage ine souna Deiweep. neauion
yoang TOmin wljiodiep Afterwards artd Morehcad' City with a fridge and
at a local nospitai, and against J. w. rxoaaway. inis project : is stui larin
Summers,., former physician, charged! the (future due to cost, it, is under
with the same offense upon anothe'r stp'od :
young woman of the city formerly,) .The new link will bo nearly the last
employed as' k municipal tiurse.
'William Hammond caught' an ant
eater In New- Jersey. An ant-eater is
not man on a picnic.
to be let on the Central Highway,
from "the mountains'" to the sea. A
small stretch in Craven from the end
of the brick coming out of New Bern
this way for several miles . is yet to
McGRAW; DEPENDS ON THESE
PTCHERS FOR WORLD'S SEHIES
. y y4 '-'''-aH tl y - - j -yy! "Aw III-"'
r.- ,.;Y ' T'j .I '"- -
be let. It is understood. Otherwise all
of the roadway from Kinstpn to Have
lock is either finished' or : under con-
struction.' The work on the-road from
Cove towards New Bern is progessinb,
rapidly and soon work will . he started
on the Havelock end of the Craven;
link, the other side of New Bern.
Lenior's part of the Central High-'
wy has. been completed fp?,s6me timet,
now. ; y,-J -.-
Strong praise for the work . of the
University of North Carolina football
team in its game against Tale Satur
day is given in alKNew, York pewsr
papers. A -detailed study.of the reports
indicate that, .the'; ; Tar Hefrl3' gained
more ground ,' than-- Tale, . that., they,,
jhrew a genuine fright-into-tha -Tale-
cohorts, that McDonald once crossed
!, n-nal lino nn'Tv: tn hp rfnn11fl Vf-
ca'use CarOIlnS, was ..onWi'de that -Bfixi
!. 2 I t S .4.3, n . '.- V
attecjtaie mm n3it. tjire' iaucn.i
aowns tne Tar iieeis came uacK - in
the fourth period and outplayed- their
opponents. , . ... ' '
Especial praise ' is given to Red
Johnston, the. brilliant Tar Heel back,
and to the running and forward pass
ing, game - of -the Carolina team. The
Ne,w Tork Times' - account of the
game follows:
'North Carolina, although, out
scored hy Tale today 18 to 0, thre'w
a genuine fright Into the Eli victors.
Four times the southerners reached
the Tale 40-yard line, on'one occasion
took the -ball across for a touchdown,
which, however, , . was disallowed;
blocked three kicks and, like Carnegie
Tech last week, gained more ground
COTTON FUTURES .
(By Associated Press). .
NEW TORK, Oct. 9k rCottpn i f U-
December....!........,,
January .-.
March .
. May . . . '. . . . . i . -. . . '.
juiy
21185'
21.85
21.87.
2185
21.60 '
than--their big northern rival.
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THE COTTON MARKET. ..
( (By Assocjated Press.!
NE. TORK,, Oct, (.TThe '.cottpn.
market opened firtij, .aCan.'ivanca.
of 15 to 30 points., jjp- a -renewaliol
last week'. buyrn (jTj.ent; -and-sold.fsoipe,
3'p to,.,d -poits.;'n, .Jblgiieif,
on the active months", during the 4r9
few minutes, with 'December ' touch-
,m?.21.'9'.Ji- ftjBj,n?MD "1 t
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1: NEW TORlC'.Oct; r".Brisk' bid
ding up ,of,- the oil shares fpajtpred th'
opening of today's. , stock .market.
Standard Qil . ,6f New Jersey', opehetl
up slightly more than 2 'points filgher
and' then,1 extended jits - gain to-. 12
points at 2141; ya , new high, record.
New- tops also were 'established ,by
Associated Oil and. Texas Company,
while gains of to ' 2 Toints wer
registered by Standard Oil -of Callfor-i
nia, . Mexican Petroleum' Pan-American
and ' Sinclair; 4Rall 'shares also
were in fair jaemand? Southern Rall
way' preferred ' moving "up-- one 'fo 'a
new high, and gains 'of to 'l -be
ing registered' by Baltimore &?Ohiff,
Reading andv Canadian rPafeiflci"---';'.
from England
ibs. of Virginia tobacco.
Old as Viiinia tobacco is,
today there is rio milder, purer
smoke and no other with its
distinctive character and taste.
Yt.'
For cigarettes Virginia
tobacco is the lest.
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eVaaiSL Cigarette
n 'JSOTJi Vinrinia
tobacco is . thainct
grown tn - v irgiiu,
the Carolina,.aBd
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