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jILMINGTOH;mgPAtCHFRIl?AY VrERNOON, OCTOBER 6; .1 916.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
: rhiladelphia 1, Boston 4.
,t Brooklyn 7, New, York 5.
Xo others season closed..
How the Clubs Closed.
Pet.
-610
.595
.461
.393
AM.
The RemarKaoie Mcnievements of
Twenty-Four Year-Old Star.
( Baseball Magazine.)
Xo other pitcher in the game is
Dutch" Leonard, of the Red Sox,
when he is ieeimg ngnt. He may not
bo the most dependable, "but he is cer
tainly the most brilliant performer of
the renowned Red Sox pitching staff.
On the twenty-ninth of August
Leonard was batted out of the box
by the St. Louis Browns. On the
thirtieth he shut them out without a
hit. The player otten forgets the vic
issitudes of today in the expected tri
umps of tomorrow, but if there is a
swifter, more decisive transition from
failure to success than to be driven
from the box -one day and to pitch
no nil game tut; iical, we nave never
heard of it. - - i
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When "Dutch" Leonard entered the
1 1 1 J Al " J. --
It is true he scarcely hoped to realize!
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Won. Lost.
Brooklyn .94 -60
Philadelphia . .- .. ..91 .. 62
pesron 89 62
,Vv York .86' 66
flnc.uo 65 87
pittliiirgh 65 89
gt. Louis -61 91,
(nH'inn.iti 60 93
DUTCH" LEONARD'S THREE
BITIONS.
IMonday
The Next Bell
Telebh
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The valuable advertising space is limited
and reservations must be made at once to in
sure good location.
Subscribe for service today and get your
name in the new book.
If you wish to change, or correct your
presenrlistings, DO IT NOW.
STEPHEN D. LUCAS, M,
District Manager.
SOUTHERN BELL .TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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THIS FiNE!ipoTOrOURNVlFFV f-, f:" CAfe OF M HATE TO 5IVE , " HAVE "TO WAIT OM " f x"
HE'S A; PRE. WINNER WJLL t Hip BUT I'M 50INC,WOAD: " Tk N f -t DOG" ' f'l''
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b.lCTO pucner m thar 7 world
might be proud to claim any one of
the trophies which Leonard set him
self to :attalnv. Nowatrthe- -aie
twenty-four; he has ' gained the,m ail.
Hia threeajnbitions. are realized, and
what he ll s. himself to win hence
forth, we can't even guess. :
uai were these three ambitions ?
J?rst win a world's : series game.
1 rst fal1. Grovor Alexander : entered
.589:uie senes as the greatest vnltchnr of
.566 i vear- humbled the Red Sox
.428 Sln their first encounter. He met them
.422'aain in the third , cante. a r.nf0af
WIose importance it would be hard to
overestimate. And Leonard, had his
wisn. He won a world's, series game,
not a fluky .contest,, but against the
master pitcher of the year and by
as onmant, aAt, piece of Itwirling skill'
as has ever been witnessed. Three!
hits the Phillies scored, one of them!
should have been classed as an error!
by.. Speaker, and uncertain' Support!
""""' rst mree 'innings, but
as Leonard lafrfy ?grfpped the game
the Phillies neyer had a chance. The
last eighteen men retired in order
without the semblance of a hit and
finally the mighty Alexander bowed
quite as much to superior Ditchine- n
to superior offensive attack, and yield-
eu me paim of victory to his invincible
opponent. Leonard had : his wish, a
world's series victory, by as'maste'rly
a performance -as thexgame has seen
Another of Leonard's throe. rot
.ambitions was to prove the most ef
fective pitcher of a season, a id
did. Incidentally, though, he estab
lished a record which should stand
for years and may never be beaten.
In 1914 he allowed but' 25 earned runs
in 35 pitched games. Some .of these
games, of course, were not for a full
for the season wn i m
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Directory
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per game.
This is the most nearly perfect av-
erage on record. The nearest it has J - .
ever been paralleled was by Walter Viennflf 0ct 6.The "Austro-Hun-Johnson
in 914 with a grand average ; garian Cyclist Naval Battalion" forms
of 1.09. There may be pitchers who!part of the Austfo-Hungarian army,
twirl m but a few contests who could naval Sectio--nd is being used in
show effectiveness, but no pitcher who the defence of the Adriatic Coast,
has taken part in a representative Thfi saiior cvclists are able to cover
j numbers of games has ever approach -
ed that mark save Johnson only, and
he did not equal it.
The third ambition of "Dutch" Leon
ard was to pitch a no-hit game; and
smarting by the rough treatment of
the day before he gained that third
and last of his ambitions on August
30th.
What manner of pitcher is this who
qan . break Jnto.
). a league of stars and
uch' records at the ago
annex three such'
of twenty-four? Walter Johnson has
toiled for years to pitch a no hit came
and so has Alexander, but though they
came., close .t.o the mark, they never
could quite reach it. And to cjo
through a season allowing an average
of almost exactlv one run Der same
lis really almost too good a pitching
feat-to be true.
T onnarrf i a Hark rnmnlpyinnpd.
Rtorrkilv hnilt athlp.tfi. some, fiva fret
! eleven inches in height and weighing
180 pounds. He looks more like a foot -
b.all player than a baseball pitcher.
and he is indeed an all-round athlete.
Twenty-four is young, even in base
ball. He should ,have at least ten
years ahead, and what may not a
pitcher accomplish in ten years who
has already done so much at twenty
four? TO ESTABLISH
GOLF LINKS
Manila, P. I., Oct. 6. The munici
pal board, consisting of one American
and four Filipinos, has voted to estab
lish a municipal golf course in ' Man
ila. The Jinks are to be situated on
been developed. These three sports,
miratly suited to the purpose and
will be thrown open to tne public.
The Filipino, since American occu
pation, has taken whole-neartedly to
outdoor exercise and among the '
'younger set, some excellent tennis,
basketball and baseball players have
ben developed. These three, sports,
j notably baseball, are played in every
' nook .and cornerof the islands. Golf
:s a new game for the Filipino.
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WOMAN'S and MISSES'
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only difference Is you may, if you want to, pay us
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Prices the same whether cash or credit.
Buy Here Save Money
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AUS 1 KIAiN U I L.15 1
COMPRISE COAST GUARD
; quickiy wiae stretches of the coast,
the defence of which is entrusted to
the navy, to beat off raids, attempted
landings cr aerial attacks.
TURNED TO OLD
FRIEND CARDU1
And Soon' Wa$ Pcrfecdy Well ani
Strong; And Better Than She
Had Ever Been, Says
Kentucky Lady.
.Narrows, ivy. iurs. v--acinus.,
this place,, writes: "About 15 years
' ago I had got into a run-down state
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my DaCK acnea ail me nine, xeit wcn.
! ray bone3 seemed to ache all over. 3
! had weighed only 104 lbs. when J
married, and never had been right ro
bust since I readied womanhood . .-.
but, after my marriage, I seemed tc
get worse all the time for two years
. . . until at this time my brother's
wife . .. . advised me to take Cardui.
Therefore, T began taking it, and in a
short while, I began to improve, my
neaitn ana si,rengv vgan w
up, and also my flesh. . .
After my first child's birth, over twe
years had passed by, but the . . .
didn't appear. My husband got me
some, medicine from our doctor, which
did me no good, tho he intended it tc
bring the . . . about, for he' said the
! blood was going to my head and caus-
; m it to aehe, which also helped to
mave me so dizzy. . . So I turned tc
1 ,j 4?-;aT,j r.a-rAnl and becan tak-
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.jkam 1 -ntr r n I rxjr 1
well and strong,
orannllv o-ained
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flesh until I weighed about iya ids...
and was so stout and strong, better
tnan I ever had been."
Cardui, - used by thousands oi
women, and prescribed by phvsicians.
must be a good medicine. Try it.
Select Your
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Although his name is Shorten, this
young Boston Red Sox outfielder is
long on the batting average. In figures
just issued, Shorten is credited with
an average of .270. His mighty willow
may come, in handy, in the approach
ing world's series.
j JAPAN LOANS
RUSSIA MONEY
Tokio, Oct. 6. The fact that a loan
to Russia of 70,000,000 yen (about
$35,OCO,0'00) was twice over subscrib
ed by the public has attracted con
siderable attention in Japan and is
regarded by the press as indicating
faith in the victory of the Entente
Allies and faith in the power of the
rehabilitation of Russia. The loan
was at 6 per cent, and consisted of
I Russian treasurv bonds.
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v aimixai ttw.-v-
. nilntlv Rlissia desires to raise
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total of 250,000,000 yen in Japan 1
(about $125,000,000). It is understood j
that the loan will be utilized in thej
1 payment of munitions of war
Pur
I chased in Japan by Russia.
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No. 96. I Uoldsboro, Kichmond, 2 ortoU ud JBtern ,No. 9L .
8:40 A. M. North Carolina points. Connects at Golds- ' it 15 a. M.
Dally Except boro with Bontnern Ball way. at Nsrtol Dally Kxcept.
Sunday. Southern Railroad. Monday.
No. 64. '. " ' T" " No. 65.
8:15 A. M. Jacksonville,' rtaw Br and ImtsnnOUt 6:15 P. Bl.
Mon.. Wed. and Stations. Mon., Wed. and
Friday Only. "-. Friday Only.
V ki Chadbourn, Conway. Florence, Charleston,
n.iiw Savannah, JackaonvlHe, Tampa . :f?
w . on a iw Petersbnrg, Fort Myers 'Columbia and a m
M' Ashevllle, Pullman Sleeping Cars between M-
Vvllxnington and Ooliuubia, open to re-
ceive outbound passenrers at 'Wilmlag
ton at and after 10 :00 P. M. and may be
occupied, tnbond until 7 AO A. M.
(io)dsboro, Ulchtnond, Norfolk and Wash
No. 18. lngton. Parlor Cars between WlbLliigton No. 49
Dally. and Norfolk connecting at Rocky Mount Dally.
8:40 A. M. with New York trains having Pullman. 6:05 P. M.
Service. ' J
No. 53. Solid, tratn htwn WUmigtu Mt. No. 92
Daily. Ay via Fayetterilie and Santord. v Daily.
8: 45 A. 31. 8:00 P. M.
No. 'G2. No. ftt.
Now Dni'7 Jacksonytlle. New Bern and IntarmediaXa Daily
8:25 P. HL. HtatlOn. 12:50 JP. M.
Chadbonrn, Florence. Columbia, August,
Atlanta -and the West. Charleston 8a
v frw vannab and all Florida Points. All Steel x. r.
nHV Pullman Sleeping Cars between WIlmlnB t?h
,4k V ton and Atlanta, yla Augusta. Slenlng ,,.
s:5 e. v. Carg dally between Florence and Col urn- 12:80 F M
I bia, which may be occupied at Colum
1 bia until 7:00 A.
No. 59. " No. 00.
snly ettevlll. A Intermedlat. Btatlsm.. TX'lj
6:30 P. M. ... 10:,5 A M
Daily.,
Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk, Washington
and New York, Pullman BroPer, MuXeX j
No. 42. Sleeping Cars, between Wilmington and No. 41.
Daily. Washington, connecting with New Vor Dally
6:45 P.M. trains carrying dining cars: also Pullman 0:50 A.M.
Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and .
Norfolk.
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W. J. CRAIG,
Passenger Traffic Manager. (General Passenger Agent.
Wilmington, N. C.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of The South
EXCURSION FARES
From Wilmington
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
, .50.05 Des Moines, Iowa.
Account National Churches of Church
es of Christ. Tickets will be sold Oc
tober 6, 7 and 8, limited returning until
October 20.
$20.50 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Account Llaundrymans National Asso
ciation of America. Tickets will be
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ing until October 16.
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I Protestant Episcopal Church. Tickets
will be sold Oct. 9, 10 and 11, limited
returning until Nov. 4. "
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limited returning until October 15.
$31.30 Springfield, Mass.
Account National Dairy Association.
Tickets will be sold October 12, 13, 14
and 15, limited returning until October
25th.
$2C.95 Jacksonville, Fla.
$21.45 State Camp, Fla.
Account the following important Na
tional events:
Southern Rifle Association, October
11 and 12. j
National Rifle Association, October 1
1? t m
National Rifle Practice, October 20
an(j 21 '
National Individual Rifle Match, Oc -
tnViQi" 95
National Pistol Match. October 24.
National Team Match, October 24
a. 9.
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: Tickets will be sold to Jacksonville
2 !??'e?'b" 3I..h:
Camp and return October 7, 8, 9, 14, 15
and 16. All tickets will be limited re -
turnln? until November 4. 1916. Re -
duced fares for parties of ten or more
traveling together. ,
$18.30 Chattanooga, Tenn.
Account Reunion of the Society of the
Army of the Cumberland and Ohio
Mounument Association. Tickets will !
be sold Oct. 17 and 18, limited return
ing until October 23. ...
$4.85 Raleigh, N. C
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j Will De SOlO UClODer 14 IO Zl, lnClU-
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23rd.
PROPORTION ATC akeS FROM
OTHER POINTS ON THE
j. ATLANTIC COA8T LINE,
j"The Standard Railroad of the South."
T. C. WHITE,
Suburban Schedule
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 5, 1C18.
Leave
Wilmington
6:25 A. M.
6:55 "
7:25 "
8:00 "
8 :30 "
10 :00 "
11:30 "
1 :10 P. M.
x 1:30 "
2:00 "
2:30 "
3 .00 "
3 :30 "
4:00 , "
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5:00 "
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6 :40 "
7 :15 "
8 :15 "
9:15 " , ,
10:15
11 :15 "
12:10 "
Dailv except SunJay.
x Saturdays Only.
Leave
Beach
6 :05 A. M.
1 6:40 "
7:10 "
7:40 "
8:15
8:45
9:15
10:45
12:15 P. ML
1:50
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2 :45 "
3 :15 -
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4 :45 "
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8:50 -9:50
10:50 "
11 :50 "
I Sunday only
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FREIGHT SCHEDULE
Daily Except Sunday
Leave Ninth and Orange Streets 9:30
A. M. 3 :3X) P. M. Leave Beach 12:15 P. M
5:15 P. M.
Freieht Office C!en from 8:00 A. M. to
9:30 A. M and from 2:00 P. M. to 3:30
P. M.
SUNDAYS J
Leave Ninth and O rouge Streets 11:00
A. M. Leave Beach 12 :45 P. M.
Freight Office Open Sundays from 10:00 ,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective Monday September 11th,
1916 Southern Railway announces the
present Winston-Salem Beaufort
' Moorehead City Pullman Sleeping
, jBLI 11113 Will UO OUUIICIICU LU VV1UBIUU
! Salem-Goldsboro Pullman Sleeping
IIne;oTci8 Car Wi" leaVG WI?8t0IK
1 Salem at8:50 p. m., same as at pre-
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Beni ,ana ar"ve, WWMMro lonowmg
S. ToTp? iTrwi
ston-Salem following morning
1 Pree8,ent . Greensboro-Raleigh Poll-
i mtu """ "uo wm
operate.
For full details, reservations, etc.,
address,
J. O. JONES,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
The Southern Serves the South.
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