THURSDAY, MAY 2' if READ THE NEWS ON THE SPORT PAGE EVERY WEEK The photograph shows Couch Fred *ylvania Instructing \V. F. Cutler In th tor crew work to corue. ? NATIONAL LEAGUE. Firit game: R- H. E. ! Brooklyn 000010 0 0 0?1 3 2 ! New York 0400010 0 x?5 5 0 . Barnes, Trhardt and O'Neil, Har-: grave; Greenfield and Snyder. Second game: R. H. E. j Brooklyn 0020000 3 1?5 12 2 j New York 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 2 x?S 11 1 Grimes. McWeeny and Hagraves, Scott and Florence, Snyder, McMul- i len. At Chicago: R. H. E. ; Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0.0 5 0 0 0?5 8 1 Chicago 00200000 0?2 7 1 ; Morrison and Gooch; Root and Gon-j zales. I At St. Louis: R. H. E. j Cincinnati 2O100103 0?7 12 2 : St. Louis 34020000 x?9 7 1 J Luque, Holland and Hargrave; Keen; and O'Farrell. AMERICAN LEAGUE. First game: R. H. E. New York 0 0 003010 1?5 14 1 Boston 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2?3 S 3 Thomas and Collins; Zahinser, Kiel and Gaston, Bischoff. Second game: R. H. B. i New York 022 0 0010 0?5 10 0 j Boston 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0?4 12 I I First game: t R. H. E. Wash'ton 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 2?17 16 2 Philadel. 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 2?13 17 5 j Cove'eskie, Marrell, Marberry ana : Ruei; Grove, Walberg, Gray, Baum- i gartner and Cochrane, Fox. Second game: R. H. E. | Wash'ton 0 6 0 0 0 0 0?6 10 3| Philadel 0 6 1 0 0 0 0?7 7 3 Ferguson, Ogden and Severeid; Rommel. Gray and Cochrane. At Detroit: R H. E. Chicago 10000100 0?3 9 0 Detroit 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 3 x?9 20 0 Blankenship, Leverett and Crouse; Stouer and Bassler. At Cleveland: R. H. E. St. Louis 4 12 2 Cleveland C 11 2 Zachary, Ballou and Hargrave; Uhle and L. Sewell. CLUB STANDINGS. Saily League. Team W. L. Pet. Win Lose Greenville ..21 13 .61S .629 .600 I Augusta ....19 15 .559 .571 .543] Macon 19 15 .559 .571 .543 Asheville ..18 16 .529 .543 .514 Spartanburg 17 17 .500 .514 .486 r'horlrxtto 17 17 r?<H? 514 4Sfi Knoxvjlik; ..16 17 .185 .500 .171 Columbia .. 8 25 .212 .265 .235 American League. Team W. L. I'ct. Win Lose New York ..29 9 .763 .769 .744 Cleveland ..21 16 .568 .579 .553 Washington 22 18 .550 .561 .537 Philadelphia 21 18 .538 .550 .52ft Chicago . |. 21 19 .525 .537 .512 Detroit ...|.19 18 .514 .526 .500 Boston 11 26 .297 .316 .280 St. Louis .. 9 29 .237 .256 .231 National League. Team W. L. Pet. Win Lose Cincinnati ..24 13 .649 .658 .632 Chicago ....21 13 .618 .629 .600 Pittsburgh .19 16 .543 .556 .528 Brooklyn ...18 16 .539 .543 .514 St. Louis ...20 18 .513 .525 .500 New York ..17 20 .459 .474 .447 Philadelphia 13 21 .382 .400 .371 Boston 10 24 .204 .314 .286 Southern League. Team W. L. Pet. Win Lose Birmingham 25 13 .658 .667 .641 New Orleans 25 16 .610 .619 .595 * or- -t n r f\r OAC C01 juempnis ...&o n .ovo .ovu .001 Nashville ..24 18 .581 .581 .558 Atlanta ....19 22 .463 .476 .452 Mobile 17 24 .415 .429 .405 Chattanooga 17 24 .415 .429 .40t Little Rock 12 29 .292 .310 .286 STRIBLINGS RETURN HERE FROM ATLANTA Mr. and Mrs. W. L. "Young" Strlt) ling and several sparring partner: have arrived from Atlanta, and wil continue their stay at Indian Cav< Lodge until immediately before hi: fight In New York on June 10 foi the world's light heavyweight titlfl. READ THE POLK COUNTY NEWS 7, 1926. "J I IN " __ * >iii I'1^ W. Spulin of the University of Peune art of rowing, indoor, in preparation SOUTHERN LEAGUE. At Nashville: It. II. E. Mobile 000 0 0204 0?6 10 1 Nashville 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0?5 10 1 Murray and Ritchie; Kileen, Morris and Kenna. At Chattanopga: It. H. E. New Or. 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0?5 7 1 Cliattaga 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 2?7 12 1 Martina and Dowdie; Rates and D. Anderson. fresh-mixed point i further. You add thi know it's all fresh li any consistency. There's a "Stag" dei or write us for literal SUM? Mado by HXRSHBKRO PAI a CAROLINA 1 Tryor I (?) . C DON'T DELAY; YOU W i ? TODAY AND START / I I HOW SOON IT WILL G t i TO LAY ASIDE A CER , I TO FOLLOW. Polk Coi I | J. R. Sams, Chairman of | E. W, S. Cobb, President S Frank Jackson, Vice Prep I / - rHE w I I At Little Rock: R. H. E. [ Atlanta 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 3?8 10 l | Little R. 00000011 0?2 11 1 Cavet and Brock; Baylin, Carroll (and Sengstock, Whitney. 1 j At Memphis: R. H. E. Birm'ham 01150101 1?10 14 4 Memphis 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 ""I 0? 6 9 4 Thomas, Judd, Crowder and Varyan; Morton and Cousineau. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. South Atlantic League. R. H. E. lAsheville 02510203 2?15 15 > | jGree'ville 7 & 0 1 0 6 0 1 0?17 IS 3 I Shaney, Crouch and Mealey; Orinand, Dudley, Fowler and Townsend. R. H. E. Augusta 3 0 1 0 0 3?10 19 0 jSpartanburg ...0 2 1 0 0 6?11 14 0 Adock, Friday and B. Williams; Sul- ( j livan, McMillan and Smith. R. H. E. j Kno'ville 40005000 0? 9 10 * 'Charlotte 00012004 0? 7 13 3 | .Myers and Gill; Elliott, Brewer ana IN oone. It. H. E. .Macon ..0 5 2 2 1 0 1 2 0?13 13 0 J Columbia 02000100 0? 3 [ 8 2 j Blethen and Moore; Steggerdd ana | Cooper, Pierson and Meadows. National League. R. H. E. Brooklyn 00000003 0?3 9.3 N"w York 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 x? 5 12 j McGraw and O'Neil; Fitzsimmon* iand Florence. 10W PENCIL ^I ! RED BAND vetMunraairtcnrr^y 1 NEWYORK,USA._ mItcw?RiD^| OIMPLE a* on* and I nn? lint add one gallon of linseed oil to one gallon of Stag semipaste Paint and you nave two gallons of the i finest paint you can get. A Bright, permanent col A ors, beautiful, lustrous " finish. And you save onethird the cost! Not only that, but this spreads easier and goes i linseed oil yourself so you nseed oil paint. Make it aler near you. See him? ture and name of dealer. PAINT NT COMPANY. B?ltlmar?b AU. Mtw HARDWARE CO i. N. C. St Illir AC ant f Ini ILL NEVER GET ANYWHERE, i. SAVINGS ACCOUNT. YOU (ROW INTO A HANDSOME SUA TAIN AMOUNT EVERY WEEK. inty Bank & 1 Columbus, N- C. tho Board. W. T. Ilamm Krod W. Blar I. P. 8. Low la, M. L Arlndjfn, AMt. CMhier. ? polk county new ORLP I R. H. E Boston ..0 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 0? 7 11 3 Phlladel. 4 10 12 110 x?13 18 0 Cooney, Wertz, Ryan and Selmer, Knight and Wilson. Chicago-Pittsburgh postponed; ram. R. H. B. Cincinna. 3 0001001 0? 5 8 3 St. Louis 00000017 x? 8 12 2 May and Picinich; Rheim, Dyar and O'Farrell. American League. R. H. E. N'w York 3 0 0 2 2 0 0 3 0? 9 14 1 I Boston ..0 1004200 1? 8 10 u Jones and Collins; Ruffing, Welzer, Lundgren and Gaston. St. Louis-Chicago not scheduled. R. H. B. n? 9 10 i | i'nuaaei. iouuiuj.?? - ? Wash'ton 00000001 0? 1 9 1 Quinn and Cochrane; Bush, Ferguson, Marberry and Ruel, Severeid. R. H. E. Detroit ..01005001 0? 7 13 > Cleveland '1 2200001 0? 6 13 ? Whitehall. Mannon, Dauss and Bassler; Karr, Levsen and L. SewelL ! Hose j * I and | ! Lawn I f I Mowers | * * ; you will need this equip- | ' A ment for your home. * ! Come in and let us show * ; you our prices are right, f ; and the quality, tool ? I : Garden Tools | : t ' I j 1 1_J AXD'i Tools for the + X garden?hoes, shovels, I f rakes and other garden ne- ? t cessities that you have to $ * have. X | Oil | j Cook I 1 Stoves ! X Priced Reasonable. 'X i Carolina! i i ! Hardware Co. j T TRYON. N. C. f j, ,|, ,|, ,|, (|, t|, t|t ^jj, art That AVINGS COUNT rO-DAY I Become lependent COME TO THIS BANK WILL BE SURPRISED /I. MAKE IT A BTTTV ITS A GREAT PLAN [rust Co. ott, Vice Pres. tton, Vice Pres. and Cash. Asst. Cashier. rs . OF SP< Student Club Gives Farewell Banquet. The Student Club of the Ashevllle High School held its annual senior farewell banquet Wednesday night. Miss Marion Fraser, faculty adviser of the club, was in charge.* Mississippi City Gets Next Tourney. Charlotte, N. C., May 26.?The next tournament of the Southern Women ? Golf Association will be held at Laurel, Miss. The date has not been announced. Read The News Delicu * T i I 1 Jp t * i * I If TU * * f < * * * "In all my trai hotel project or wood." And Mr. Carey is constitutes a good site. LAUREL can prove its clain the fact that such; has been located v daries?a magnific ing structure to w . sands will be att every year. / LAUKJ I N HE* H. A. North Caroli lotte, Winston-S Off*~fs in Spa Opsjcbs in Auf ' f y j,;, ^ __ . " ' i > - - " " *#?/.. ... .. i n i i i * J ' ^ JRT || ||" Chimney Rock, N. C., May 26.?Su| perintendent P. L. Holland, who has charge of the construction work on the Lake Lure dam project, states ! i I that the work has progressed to tne j point now where the natural flow 01 I the river is being taken care 01 through the outlet and spillway thai has been made permanent. Previous to this week a coffer dam and other temporary apparatus was j necessary to keep the water turnea away from where fresh concrete was j being poured, but now that the dam has reached sufficient height ana j breadth to take care of the natural flow, the temporary apparatus does not have to be relied upon. 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