"v?THE NEW BERN SUN-JOURNAL
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Rodcy.ylVlQVint;'Club
May ; Be Surrendered
Coaches Are Meeting .
Tonight At Raleigh
HUCK FINN AND TOM SAWYER
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lS I Arrange State Hh Schediite
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s ROCKY. MOtJNT, Nov; 20. Despite
the mass meeting called for last Sat
urday nigh,Jlthe status of profession
al basebalCin, Rocky; Mount for nxt
. erason remains undecided today is no
definite action was taken at hut Bat
urday'a night's' gathering. ,
After having been postponed . from
Wednesday, nfght. 'when it -was first
achedulefi t: have, taken place the
meeting wai marked by - very small
attendance- and, the lacjt- of interest
which caused beat-ball to be euena
financial failure here Inst season. The
situation was' discussel informally by
Those fceent, -OiUc.'als stated . '.hat it
weultl b -impossible Jor Rocky Mount i
Tis Etwsen Rocky; Mount and
RcrncL Ritpidj Ee Played
1 C.T on Tomorrow
CKARLOTTE, ; N.. C, Nov. 20.
With four teams remaining in , the
western half and five in . the eastern
half of the State to battle out to the
finals in ' the State . high school foot-
ball championship, ; indicatiohsf today
were that 'the representative team
from each section Which, Will, go Into
the final game for the State Cham
pionship, will be; decided by the end
Zt next week., ;::'-y:r I ':;; . i-'k
In the eastern' half,!' Durham, New
lent, . Sanford, Roanoke " Rapids and
Rocky Mount .'have" "survived! - The
game between the. two latter which
was played Saturday resulted, in . a
tie which will; be played ' off Tuesday.
Shelby,' : Monroe, Charlotte,. - -:'. and
Asheville remain 1n the western" sec-,
tion. Shelby and Monroe battled , to a,
tie in their r regular 'game' last 'Fri
day at Charlotte, and : the tie . is ex
pected . to be . played off cm Tuesday
thus narrowing the' ' field ' down ; to
three contenders., V Meetings" in ' the
east and west" are' to be called which
will .'..designate schedules for 'the "re
maining teams and ? tire next ' games
will be flayed the latter part of this
week. ' - '" : ; "'" '; :; -..
What ; tearns will go into the final
battle on December 9 remains doubt
ful. Asheville ahd Charlotte present
etrong contenders as do.' Sanford,
Durham and New Bern.' The strength
of Shelby,!" Monroe, Roanoke ; Rapids
and Rocky ..Mount, howeverj, ' Is ; -not
tmdtr-estimated, and either" of . these
teams may be - expected to make a
strong showing. s : . ."
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The - ultimate" aim of all this, present-day
: striving for efficienpy seems
to fee tp; evolve, a system-, of doing
things in th laziest, way. .
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It is now aid the English -explorers
did not go to-the summit of-Mr.
Eyerest for fear they would find the
American , flag . planted there When
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other cigarette is so
highly, respected;; by
so. many, men?
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gue as this city is protected Virginia
league territory., - ' v
The . probability f. f ormin " an
eastern Carolina league, with. Golda
boro, Wilson, - KlnstOn, , Greenville.
New Bern and other towu. was. like
wise! given some, attention, but, such
an organization did, not appear, to
meet with i any favor; from - those., at
the J meeting. The" 'ultimate result, of
the discussions wasthat President J..
L. Gravely, of , jthe Tar Heels,: Inc
owners of the' localrranchise Jn-; the
,O0d Dominion credit,, and Paul-- R
Capelle, an interested fan, agreed to
kmake out a list of 'citizens of Uxe -city
who they believed would be im?rest'?d
in baseball and seeing, the f jf jirhilge
retaind and. tp make a personal 'can-
New ' Stadium : Har Made It
Impossible for Players To
Catch Quarter' Signal v
;'in every sport- plenty of action,
f peed, ' is the fundamental feature if
the game is to continue to 'meet with
popular favor. ' , ,
Since the Introduction , of the for
ward pass, which features the open
style game, football has rapidly ad
vanced in public favor because the
game has been speeded up." . .
The increased popularity ot foot
bail during the past "10 years has
caused any number "of .the' leading col
leges ; to build- new stadiums that
would hbuse the crowds anxious to
see the. big teams Jn action.
i These new stadiums have . been a
great thing for the spectator but in
one respect they have slowed up the
game. . ; v. ,
The accoustics of the, football stad-;
iums are such 'that when a crowd
starts cheering 1, is absolutely Im
possible .to hear signals called. ' The
shout "of the Quarterback calling -the
next,; play fades Into nothing before
the yella of the rival 1 students and
alumni. ' .' ' " ' r
yFor that reason it is. necessary that
before each play - the tearn .having
possessioH -of the ball go into a close
conference, " At such a - conference
eitlier through thf use of the regular
signals or la some,' other, way the
quarter unfolds " to his1: team mates
the next plays
i However, it is the looks aiore than
the time of, the thing (that hurts. It
takes you back to the days ; when riv
all teams would be selected from a
bunch of boys, it would be necessary
to hold a conference before each play
and decide who should "carry the ball
and how the "play would be attempt
ed. -
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new stadium c6ndition which makes
it Impossible for those on the . play
ing -field to hear because of the shouts
of their supporters. Just how ihuch
time shall a team be permitted !-to
take-in holding' such a conference?
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New Records Are Made
On Local Gblf Qurse
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Thus - far" the-New Bern , Country
Club hasn't, produced i any - national
or interna., tional champions in the
way of golf players, but jt is gradual
ly developing a number of players
who are beginning to show ability- of
a real nature on the links, v
Duriner the" early part of this year,
a player who made, the nine holes in
44' or 45 was considered a star. That
record, liowever,-; was , not permitted
to stand long. Paul Mengel, , Henry
Henderson, Joe Barbrey and .one or
two others eclipsed it during the
summer months. Quite a number of
other players, who usually made the
course in. 55 to 60, succeeded, in get
ting bejow the 50. mark, v v :
The - best marks to be made lately
Football 'Result
'Princeton 3,. Yale 0. " .
Harvard 9, Brown 3.. '
Pennsylvania 7, Penn. State 6.
Georgetown 19, Bucknell 7.
West Virginia 13, Virginia 0, i 3
Pittsburg 1 Washdngton and
Jefferson 0. , ' k
Michigan 13, Wisconsin'. 6. . '
' North ; Carolina .State 0, ; Georgia
Tech 17.- . - - ' -
". Georgia 9, Illinois 0. -' . .
- Army 39, Bates 0. t
. Auburn 6, Centre 0.
North Carolina 29,- Davidson 6.
' Virginia Poly. Institute 41, Wash.
lngton and Ix;c 0. .
Vanderbilt 12, Georgia 0.
V. M. I. 45, George Wasltington 0.
Clemson 52, 'Erskine 0, '
: Fnrman 41,-Wofford 0.
' Florida 2, Tulane 6.
5 Koanoke Coege 8, Guilford 0.
Indications Are .That Car, Will
. e Secured jFor Game at the
Hill Thanksgiving .
A special car to take New Bern
fo-jotball enthusiasts to Chapel Hill on
Thanksgivjng Day is how being dis
cussed locally arid indications are that
the : car will .be secured.
- Quite a number of fans are anxiou.-;
to take in the game and witness the
annual struggle between Carolina and
Virginia. Those who desire to take
the, trip are urged to notify Charles
L, Ives, Jr.", at once.
W. G. SHARP, EX -ENVOY
, TO a'RANCE, GRAVEL, I IX.
Elyria, O., Nov. 20. Former Am
bassador William Graves Sharp is
seriously ill here. His children have
been summoned.
Mr. Sharp was Ambassador to
France during the administration of
President Wilson. Prior to that time
he served two terms in Congress from
the. 14th District of Ohio.
SPECIAL GAR TO
; FOOTBALL Git
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have been established by. Dr. Jone3,
Henry : Henderson aad ,. Paul : Mengel,
All three" have, shothe course in -39.
Owen Dunn, v wjro ...usually . played a
round 50. has made the course twice
in 44, which isanother ood record.
Par f or the jouif.ia,'ji5 and some
of the local players believe that"' ii
won't ;be long before one "4 of , the
sharks- will equal this record. Miner,
the professional, who' was here . f oiv a,
part -of the summer, established a
record of 64 for the course, going out
in 81 -and coming' in, in 33. It isbe
lieved that.. It.-will ',be some time be
fore his mark will be equalled. "
' In the meantime, all o'f the play
ers continue to take keen interest in
the garne and there are-" a goodly
number on the links every day. !
THE ' COTTON FtTURES
- NEW YORK, 'Now 20. Cotton fu
tures opened steady:
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25.40
. . '25.20
.25.20
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. 24.70
THE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK,' Nov. 20. Continua
tion of Saturday's irregularity was
notd at the opening of today's 'stock
inarnei, out ine mam lenuency was
again ' upward. Good buying . power
devtll.oj3.cf. in (the merchandising,
motor accessory, public . utility and
Cuts s.
CoUs
Cams,
Check development .
of the cold that might lead to
something serious. This simple
treatment cools and soothes
inflamed,' irritated membranes;
loosens disagreeable phlegm;
.breaks colds and coughs in
short order. Don't wait right
how ask your druggist
-a syrup for coughs &cdds
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Passenger Schedule
Effective September 30, 1922
At New Bern, N. C.
Daily Except as shown
Ieave For . . . ..Arrive From
9:30 Am ... Norfolk. ..5:00 PM
(Parlor Car)
1:00 AM ...Norfolk... 5:35 PM
(Sleeping Car)
5:50 AM
8:50 AM
6:20 PM
9:20 AM
6:22 PM
Goldsboro.. 12:50 AM
Goldsboro... 9:14 AM
Goldsboro... 6:10 PM
Beaufort 8:40 AM
.Beaufort... 6:10 PM
.Oriental... 4:40 PM
9:35 AM
Information. RChprflllpS anA roonf.
vations on application to
L. PUGH,
"Ticket Agent
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iooir and ." copper .shares,-", while ship ping
and some of the standard rails
were Inclined , to heaviness. "
THE COTTON MARKET
NEW , YORK,. Nov., 20. The cot
ton market was unsettled early; today.-.
The opening was barely .steady
at a decline .of 22 'to 33 points in
response - to relatively easier Liver
pool cables. -.. -'.';'"
Read The Clasiified, Ads
CHAD WICK
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. . When we make a sujt for you
the quality is all that you could
desire, the ' workmanship is the
best and satisfaction is assured;
FALL
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WINTER
FABRICS
f DISPLAY
Our new fabrics are on dis
play. Come in tomorrow or
any time this week and lodk
these over and make a selection.
You'll be pleased with any
suit we make for you.
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No. 65 South Front Street
uajsaass
Coach Harris, of the New Bern
High School football team, left yes
terday evening for Raleigh to attend
the meeting , of. representatives ' of
those teams remaining in the race' for
state championship honors. Theimeet
ipg is to be held at; Raleigh tonight.
The outcome' of tonight's meeting
is being awaited with great interest
on the part of s New Bern .funs. There
are now four teams left to contend
for the championship. It is expected
that the semi-finals will be played on
Saturday of this ; week and that, the
finals will be; staged at Chapel Hill
next? week.
Goodly Number of Men Ex
pected at Y. M. C. A. , Gym.
This Afternoon v
First regular practice of candi
dates., for the Business Men's ' vollay
ball , team will be held this evening
at the Y. M. C. A. hall and it is-ex-peeted
. that this same, spirit will be
reflected ; during the . present season.
Practice will be held every day this
week, "commencing , at .5. o'clock. It is
the intention of the local team to play
Washington on Thursday or Friday of
this week but it may be that the
game ' will be deferred - until j net
week, ' due to the fact that the -New
Bern players have had very little prac
tice. Washington, on the other hand,
has, been practising for the last two
months or more and their team is in
good condition. '. . t '
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.' - CROW ELECTROCUTED.
- MATTOON, 111., Nov. Sei?ing
a worm dropped by a sparrqwon a
live wire,- a crow was electrocuted
here.
John D. ' Jr., urges every man to
have n aim in life. A man's aim may
be , perfect, but still he may neglect
to pull the trigger at ithe psychologi
cal moment. .. s , . .
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ilt is extremely : doubtful whether-.
New - Bern will play here this week .-
for it is' felt that, the opposing team
will insist" that -the contest 'be - stag
ed on neutral ground. Of course: Coach
Harris is goingto try to get the game -played
here, but the odds are against
his being able to do so. . ' " ,"
'.. Saturday's, showing of the"' Bear
against Wilmington convinced loc.al -fans
that New Bern has an Excellent
chance to . land the .championship this .,
year. The boys put up a. fine exhibi
tion of straight football and outplayed
the visitors In' every department . of
the game. New Bern, this year has one
of the finest teams the school -ever
has turned out. . ; , - . , , , ; -
ARRANGE GAMES
OF BASKETBALL
Local Y. M. C. A. fTeam Ex-' .
pects To Have A Good
; Schedule of Game , .
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The Y, M. C. VA. basketbair-team
for which -. a-. number , of candidates -have
come out,;, has been undergoing
regular -practice of late, and- the men
are showing good form . on the court;
A number of games are how pending.
IjA-ttentic Chrfetian . College ; tt ; Wirt-;
son ' has -notiflejd ;the - locals . that . they
will play ,-twov games -one .at New
Bern and one at Wilson. Games -also
are. pending With Washingtott' C61--legiate
'Institute,;. .Vancebcro, -vDoyer-and
Belhaven..; It .is .expected that a
schedule of from; ten to' twelve game.?
will be played this season.;- The focal:
men are taking much interest ill the.
game. Several of them are ,". old col
lege players" and' have , had ' plenty 'of
experience to ' qualify them fort Vi
pastime. , ! . ; ,.v..;..- ";' '. .
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bovous. despoodent or enng bom tat nuLty faom eneem,
age or other mm CLANDTONE will quickly monpoa to
normal strength and youthful tigor or do charge wiB W nade.
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