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SUNDAY OCTOITER 12 1913 OFFICIAL AVERAGES OUT-BRAINED SAYS (Continued from Page One 1 CAROLINA ELEVEN BESTS PRESBYTERIANS 7 Scorer Tells How They Baited in tlio Big Series PITCHER RUBE MARQUARD TO 0 Philadelphia Oct The official averages of all playois participating in the world's series contests as given out here tonight by Francis Richter and judge Hard-Fought Game Marked ru ithin thMfr official scorers show that With Heady Playing in the Backfield University Could Easily Have Piled Up Heavy Score Behind Strong Davidson is Game Taylor Spink the Athletics batted for an Rvevage of 2'd while the New York Giants bit at an average of 201 The averages follow: ATIlFFTICtf ter and was taken He received a blow the head from which feared from the game on the back of a concussion is Fine-up: Carolina Homewood Position Dav bison Creighton Right Kml 'apt Right Tackle Abernathy Foust Abernathy Anderson Glower Peters Right Guard Centi i Cowell Brady Fort Guard Ramsey Howell (Capt) Feft Tackle Huske Cosby Left Fad Lord Klliott Quarter 11ml Walker Right Halfback Tavloe McKinnon Halfback Ki in Summerville Fullback Kubstituh Carolina Homewood for Fong Kdvvaiils fur vheinethy Johnson for Fomt Tandy for Abernathy Andrews for Cowell iiosbamer for Ram-sev Jovner for Iluske Allen tor laird But in tt for Tavloe Fuller for Krvin Pope for Reed Davidson McCoy for llowill Fail'd for ivp rs Kee-ler for Fl-liott Robinson for Fetors Brownley for Cieiyhton Referee Mr Simmons of Charlotte empire Mi Sampson of St Alb ms Head lint sin in Mr Kluttz of Davidson Timekeepi Mr Garrett of 1' Time of quartors 12 minutes Attendance till" Weathi hot SC BACKFIELD PLAYSTHEGAME Wake Forest Defeated at Columbia by Score of 27 to 10 (Special to The onxei ver) Columbia Oct South Carolina with licr hat klield playing the lnn-t hriiianl game ever seen on Fnivprsity field beat Wake Forest here this afternon 27 to 10 Alfred on Kolnitz ami Dan Heyward werfi thc stars the former running 70 yards NO yards and 11 yards for touchdowns ami aiding another touchdown by a 30-yard run Heyward besides running brilliant-I gave Von Kolnitz splendid inter-f renee on his long runs South line was weak at the start but seemed to wake up a little in the second half (By IS Gi'oiinie) Greensboro Oc 11 The slowness of the Carolina backfield their inability to hit the holes in the line together with their lack of generalship prevented them from scoring more than one touchdown over the stubborn Davidson line here today wtien as a matter of fact the should have scored a touchdown in each of the four quarters of the game Four or live times the white and blue jerseys were crowding the Presbyterians inside their own 20-yard line but a complete lack of heady playing and a laggard baeklield whose eyes could not see the great jagged holes in the line cost them chances to pile up a reasonable score Each lime the Carolina boys were compelled to try tor a goal from Held and each time Foust missed the bars only the influx of new nun in the final two quarters of the contest turned what would probably have been a tie game into a 7 to 0 victory IJAV1DSOX THREATENS Only once did Davidson threaten to score this bring in the third quarter when an intercepted forward pass was earned to the 2d -yard 1 in Then the Carolina line took a brace and when the fourth down was called the Davidson lads had been pushed away from the "White and Flue goal By the end of the third quarter Carolina had the pigskin on Davidson's 12-yaril line when the luial per od began Davidson once more held the Tar Heels and only six minutes was left to play when (he pigskin was finally pushed by an off-tackle Play iier the goal-line The kick-out was successful and Foust laid the oval straight between the bars for a goal Captain Abernathy won the toss and chose to defend the Xoith goal gaming a slight advantage in the slope of the gridiron Davidson clot ted to kick and the pigskin was hooted under Carolina's goal bars where Fullback Krvin received it and returned to the 40-yard lint1 After several exchanges of kicks Davidson found that the Chapel Hill Imote- was the stronger of the two as about 10 yards was gained with each punt The first quarter ended atter Carolina had been forced to try for goal ftom the held trom Davidson's 30-vard Ini- The honors were about even with the iv-cepiion of the fact that Davidson did not got beyond 'a rnl'iia'x 4 a rd line SECOND Ql'AIITKi: The second quarter xva ipejdedly in favor of the Carolina bovs for though the Presbyterian lads worn! plajing a plucky game the exchange1 of punts left them several vanls to the had each time The Carolina i lads began to hatter their way by main strength through the Davids hi line though had they found the holes insteail and there were plenty got but two hits off Plank while the Athletics collected six from Mathew-sm five of which came in the first three innings In only two innings did the ants porch safely on first-and even the rank and file of the (hampions of all ilniinpions had dlf-th ulty in hitting Mnthewson with any consistency Aside trom RchanF three I the four men in the upper section the Athletics hatting order were the only ones successfully to solve the delivery of "Big Eddie Murphy made two hits Collins one and Baker two Both veterans weio strong both in control and speed and but one batter Irom cavil team ieceive1 a puss to first at their expense The play was confined rhielly to the lntield eai Hist baseman getting 14 putouts The Athletic outfielders made ctgnt Pllt' outs and the Giants six It was also a day of triumph for Manager Connie Mack and the American League The victory over the Giants in (he 1913 series marked Alu k's third elevation to the of manager of a universal championship team and consecutive vutoiy League team PLANK HEAL IlEUO Plank could well afford to be magnanimous for ne proved to be 1 1 pitching hero of the championship series During the live games completed Plank has pitched games losing the second series to Mathew-on by score The victory was also pleasing to Connie Muck and Ills players since it gave them the rubber win over McGravv and tin GiantA in tile third meeting at the two teams In the Giants won four games to one in Call the Athletics took tour out of six PASSING OF Tills series may mark the passing of Plank for he has desired lo drop out of the game for several years and inis only continued at lie personal solicitation of Manager Mak Plank lias never shown any desire to wander from his own fireside" and today owns two large farms near Gettysburg Pa his birthplace and spends all his spare time there Forty -nine players who participated in the sei les this week will divide $13N1fi3 between them on Die basis of fid per cent to the winners and 10 per cut to the losers The stock-ladders of each of the two clubs will have $791(19 NO to divide The National recived or ci seeing the live game ionics (he entire gate leieipts amounting JJJNli'O coming 10111 the pockets IN 100) fans who paid to witness play iikiiii'' mti lei ts2 7 fi 7 fi ei) First liming ATI 1 LETT 1 'S 'File irovvd gave a Ibg 1 beer wtien Mathevvson walked oil to the hurling hill Murphy singled on the first ball pitched Fletcher being barely able to tciidi It with is unglov el hand Murphv was forrz at second when Matty took (iRlring's hunt and tw-se1 to Fietchci Mathevvson made a nice play on the hull Collins shot a single lo right GRlriug easily making third ((hiring scored lien Hums aught sacrlfic liy Bums made a wild throw to the plate the ball going over head Collins went to second mi the wild heave Herzog look splash ami threw to Doyle who toil died out Collins (Ine run two hlt one eiror I A NTS ilk's lir-t pitch was a ball knee high After two balls and two strikes had be 11 called Plank Sibling and Collins bail a eonfei env-m th box Herzog out mi fiy to Murphy Plank winked coolly and deliberately as trying lo emi serve all bis eturgy Doyle mil Barry to MTnnls on a lightning lidding play in who Many look the ball on the 11111 hebid Die pit hois' hex Fletcher wet out mi a long fiy which ('hiring took up mar the fence No runs im bps no errors Second ImiTug ATIIFKTK'S Dovle tossed out Strunk at lust Mnthewson's big looping diop curve was line working order Bariv out on a high liy hop curve was 1 ta ri out on I Southpaw Blames Burns for Lack of Heavy Hitters Christy Matliewson (HV RICHARD MMUJFARD STAR SOI TH I'AW OF THE G1 1 Special to The observer) Folo Grounds New York Oct 11 It broke our hearts all It just broke the hearts of the Giants every- man in the dub to lose with "Matty" pitching the ball he did Matliewson Is the greatest her this country ever produced not barring Walter Johnson or Edlie Plank Kurus probably lost that game for us ls'cause he thought too much of his arm All season Mmiravv pdd this kid not to play the crcu stuff Today that Is what Burns pulled H1' wanted to show the strength of he arm before 40 OIK) and banged the Fall over Larry Mcisuin's head when lie (jmild have got ('hiring at the plate if he had made a bounce throw "That was a bad thing I'm- Burns" said McGraw when Burris (ame ha to the bench "hut yon are going to lie a great fielder -next year" This is why McGraw is a greater manager than Connie Mark Alt Craw had one of Dm i 1 ting clubs that ever won a National League pennant while Donnie Alack had a heavy-hitting club a rid 1 will say that they mit-hramel us We were told that (he Athletics had no pitchers Aell Mack had these men under cover le is a foxy man uer Kut lie has not any more brains th'iti cG raw and the National League win- m-r next year will beat out tlm Ame-i-i an easy out at fly to Sliafm no errors GIANTS Matliewson pitched let seven balls to retire the Athletics In their half of the fifth inning Burns line Hied lo Melnms It was a hard smnwli lu Mclnmx only had to move a step lo gel it Shafer walked lie was the first Giant to rea liivt base in Mie game Kch mg almost caught Shafer napping at first base ith a 1 1 1 i Throw Blank Alm'ray'x pop fiy and Kluf-r went to sec mil It was a had error for Blank Fad an easy double play in sight Shaf scored on Mi I -nil's single to 1 fi Murray being held at second A (buil'lc play ended Die inning when t'ollms tool ground -r and threw to Bariv forcing AhTjonn at second Hairy then ompleleil the double bv throw mg out Merkle at lirsl (me ran one hit one error first No Collins out on runs no its Sixth limine ATHLETICS Baker shot a Filer lo right for a base McLean threw out Me Inn a Il was a sa rilire bunt Doyle threw out Strunk Blk-r going to third Fletcher (brew out Dairy at first Flop her made a bad throw and Metkle a beautiful stop No 11 ns one hit no ci rm (HANTS Matliewson singled to right A double play quieklv followed when Barry took gioundcr and tossed to Collins forcing Alntbevyson Collins then threw out Herzog' Dovle out on a hut liner win It Murphy puked off the 1 niicret wall No runs one hit no err us Seventh Dining VI'IIFKTF'S Seining slrtn'k out Dovle Hire wont Blank who made no attempt lo nin to first Murphy walked 1 (Idling fouled out In M-Is'iii No inns no lids no errnix (HINTS Fl teller filed out Ihr-vv nut Burns at cul by I lie It 1 rrv -No runs no hits no Si mu I Fa 1 ry first Sim AF I ms mu 1 rn rs Eighth liming TIIF FTP'S Doyle tossed out Coiliiis at first Main threw out Maker Fblch-r Dir vv out Melnms at first No runs no hits no errois GiWTK Baker llizew out Mui-4SV (1 1 ill si I 0 11 mil urn 1 IF- III illr ng first No Bail Din vv mil Mias no Inis no Ninth Inning ATI 1 FETP 'P Si 1 11 out on a llv to fsliafer IPizog threw out Barry Sofia ng si rm tun runs no Inly no errors GIANTS Ciand ill balling for Mathews I'landall out Collins to AF I unis IP-i zog mil on I ta ry I OV fil'd Cl 7v HI ill no Inis no rors No runx I phHftfU I phi 1 1 11 if Ohhiiif' If rplhn- HaK' i Mi nni 1 St 1 lil'K AB i )i VO 1 0 1 Hi St I11 lip Plank i Vm AF II PO llelog Dovle 21 IDelDao sx Rang If Sbiif ef iliac if Mi I on elide It' at son Ciiuidall 1 23 Tntilx Halted fm Fi hw I11 riuilh me by innings: I'lilliidilphla New fork ICf IM) Mil 3 Mil) 010 (Ml 1 S'C-ilfi'-c fill' I'oll'nx Skliiii' Saol-fie (la's Halo Molrints I motile pli Collins Hmij M'lnmx 3 I ft on baxeo Philadelphia New 1 1 First fiUse on balls off Flank 1 uT Mntliew I'lr'l base on utii Philadelphia 1 New York 1 Sirin a nil bv Flank 1 by Mathews a 2 Time 1 'll at plat Klein oil bases 1 gan left field High 1 light fi' Id Connolly and by 111 it at 1 1 a 1 VA MEDS 13-7 by Clean Play Though Slow Because of Mud (Special tv) 'The Ohsci-vor) West Raleigh Oet A defeated the Virginia Medical College here this evening in a hard-fought game liy the score of 13 to 7 The game was marked by considerable fumbling by A NT and was slow on account of the muddy field No scoring was done in the first half the ball being se -sawed from one side to the other and the honors evenly divided This period was featured by line-plunging by Sullivan ami Tenny for A and beautiful tai'lvling by Walker i the Medicos The Aledicns dr-w prs blood in the second half when Fuirepe intercepted a pass and ran NO yards lor a touchdown Schenk kicked goal A came back strong and heat down the line to their one-yard line where Tinny tore through right tackle for a touchdown Hunt missed goal The score next came when A Ar held the Medicos on their 30-yard line on the kick-off forcing them to punt and then brought the hall hack to 23-yard line vv It re Riddick ran over left tackle for a touchdown The game was a In imil'ul exhibition and was free from slugging and rough playing hoih sides playing clean hard football Summary: Tuelnlovynx 'fenny Riddick Futrelle Goal: From touchdowns Hurtt and Schenk Broughton Reed lb ad linesman McNutt Time of quarters 12 minutes FOOTBALL RESULTS Navy 23 Georgetown Tulano 11 Jefferson College 0 Georgia 52 North Being a Aggies 0 Vnivcrsltv of South Carolina 27: Wake Forest 10 Army 2'i Rutgers Yn 1 1 21 FaFayt Harvard 23: Williams 3 Ctu 1 sle 7 Cornell 0 Fl iiieetnn 28 Min 1 11 fl Pennsylvania Slaw Gettysburg 0 Pennsylvania 20 -Hv infimore A in heist 6 Springm-fi 19 Da'- mouth 33 Yciiiinin 7 Michigan 14 Mount I'nmn 0 Pimm i 34 Northw esp i 0 ColgaU 48 Hobart I'ordham 7 Renne-cela er teihr ic 0 Syiacn-e fi Rochester Tufts 1 3 Wesley a Brow prsinius 0 Massachusetts A grn nil a 1 Coll 20 fnion 20 Ha rfoni li Stev eps 0 Cniveisity of Cinemnati Fni vcrsilc 2 Wi-sti 1 11 Reserve 1 duo Tennessee 75 Marvville 1 1 mtisianu 2fi tiial Institute 0 North Carolina Medical College 7 Fniversity of North Carolina 7 Davidson 0 Furman 38 College charleston 0 AandeD'i't 48 Central of ntnckv 0 Illinois 24 Missouri 7 Kansas N5 Washington Fniversity 7 Kings College 72 Washington 0 Lynchburg High Si hool 47 Danville School for Boys Washington A- Ia-e 19 St Johns College of Maryland 0 Auburn NN Flomla 0 Georgia Tech 71 1'nivcrsiiy of Chattanooga 6 Oberlin 48 Mi uni 7 Flliversilv of Alabama 2'1 Clem -on ('oil gc 0 Harvard Noses Vlicad Cambridge Mu-s 1 1 football t'lm was played to a standstill for thii periods today bv an el yen 1 1 cut Williams but in the (Rising moment- of (be play the Ciiin-sm scoring tmo no got into action and rpaic three toiuhdowns The final score was IFivinl 23: Wiliams Played in Drizzling Bain New Haven Conn (id li The Yale eleven stru what the coaches call its real gait Dos afternoon and defeated FuKnvetle 27 lo 0 111 a drizzing rain A fumble and a penalty each time when the hall was on the visitors one yard line pi evented Yale front mtiking two more tomlidowns Navy Swamps (Teorgetow 11 Annapolis Aid Oct 11 In game marked hv rough playing for which three men were banished and many penallies imposed Navy defeated Georgetown I diversity here lolav 23 to (I The Georgetown forwards were OHlclasse 1 South Carolina 27: AV HI Columbia Oet 11 Speedy and sweeping end 1 mis by von k'olmlz and IFvward won game for the Fniveisity of South Carolina nvf Wake Forest College by a seme of 27 to 10 No MaP-ii for amlv Nash die Tenn (let I 1 Relying solely 011 stiaght football Vandeibilt easily dtlVatoi the Cinlral of Kentucky team this afternoon by a score of 48 to 0 S( ov touchdowns and three goals from placement and one tlr-Id goal accounted fur the scons No Trouble lor Army West Point Oct The Army defeated Rutgers easily today 29 to 0 The isitors never got inside the Army's 2 -yard line VARNER IN WILKES flood Roads Lampion Spojikx rushy Mountain Audience (Siielal to Tin onserver 1 North Wilke shorn Oet IF preside rU Varner rf the North Carolina Gool Ronds Association was in Willves today and went to Bru-dlV Mountain Township A Fig mart-working day and township eelehri-th-nx was held President Varne just returned from the National Congress at Detroit made an eloquent Jilea for road) Don Laws rend the proclamation of Governor Craig 1) IDSON Davidson II which then was a large market today dropped cent Then wax verv gcneial pleasure In town today over the annourioonicnt that the lo 'he new Iron hr'dge at Cataw 1 1 ferry 011 the Meik-i lenlnirg side was being finished today and that the public would pass to and fro nt pleasure tomoirow There will he still further delnv In resuming work on Ibe highway from Caldwell southward Il now appears ax eolton fields ore white with the staple through which the road imt ami the build rs pi to wait for its removal rather than pay for (he of 01 I in a 1 Circus Stuff Deplores Praises Athletics and can League winner W'o could have won the game in the seventh with two men on and 0110 out Athletics were about to blow at that tnie and this was demonstrated the whole lntield coming In ami losing' an infield pop- But Merklo could not come through with a hit In the pin und that wan what lost the series Ye hit fairly well but we could not hit when a gool pitcher wai there anil needed -a jolt I say a good pitcher I mean Aluthrw-soti because was the only good pitcher in the s' Ties And honestly was something terriWvr to see lum beaten in this game Mathevvson had this series so much lmaxt that he was staggering when Du- gam finished The only thing I can say is that theso players are a better and stronger crowd of hall plavers than they were in 1911 1 do not believe that there was evr a club that could double play like these fellows They were sim-1 ply Wonderful evtuy time there was ihamr for a double seemed to be ab-olutely ll-c mild make Tin- inis fell down on their In-li-ll wink and Die Athletics really showed im up a matter of fact our piFheis mild not hold up these heavy Intuis ami the Giants are going to win another pennant they will have to get a couple of clean- play They positive that up hdtr HAPPY PLAYERS lie Demnnsi ration Xfter Fast IV Game Alhletiu vv York (ul 11 ADdctis were a happy lot of ball plavms as they lef fm- mnight after having been given a (1 mon-train smuinff hv a big crow 1 (f enthusiast at the station Many' the team members were lncste1 tlm shoulders admirers ami noisilv to Ill'll" T'h is a 11 tost a 01 to Die gate leading 1 1 a 11 a I' lo I mu follow od another equullv lutnlant when tho 'I HI 111 plO HU Do Bli 1 I i 1 to 1 ms en ill bed Dour lndei from Xeveril hundred inm-d mobbed thq pny ei ai'Pinnibil All the Mn kiiieu were tcin-riiH in then of the Giants Cap-lam "Danny" ATmphy Voiiel the genital sen 1 1 men "The Giants played lean ball an' vv 1 the liest of opponents" be sain they a lighted from theit Ft BMW 3H OIVRFFSTON 0 S' mil Carolina RaplBl- Outeliiss Op pinculx at All Points i -j al in I'be ibsio er I li et ill- del Jl Furman won from 'Inn lexton College this afternoon ix to 0 the Baptist hoys playing mu of the best games ever seen on the local field and plainly outclassing Die charleston team at every point Tin' particular stars for Furman were Black Skinner and Mobley the last -na ini'il inter ept ing a forward pass and running f0 yards lor a liin hdow Til' Fill man team was reditel will) six in-ii lid' and two kicked I ebliv iii! rtiai'k for Char- -I "II S( ri ed Pinch Hits THE powder that comes across with a hit HERCULES BRAND is 81 BZ 111 SmoktlsM Shotftn Powder always shoots with the same tremendous moisture or weather extremes do not weaken soaking it in water does "not hurt it is waterproof and weatherproof Liht recoil no smoke good patterns Remember this when you buy your ammunitionand demand shells loaded with If you want more powder facts write now for booldet and picture in colo'x "The Game Bird of the suitable for framing Address Dept V' HERCULES POXVDEKCO Wilmington Delaware 'Fiscier Praitital Tailor and Cutter 221 North Iryon Street Formerly With Gibson-Woolley and at hair had her In the second ame back with vim and swept feet It was a Langston at full Soney at center the Palmetto Wake Forest in the consistently of the eleven a beautiful 2N-yard line This from the fnl team made Hlift their after the second llv shattered Wake Forest Powell Camp Carte (Capt 1 Oliver Moore Jones Daniels Chester 8 Southall who the Chester September 21 kodaks arid small store following Monday by Detective made a daring jail in this city morning by the solid brick then letting height of about he bad made covering of Southall dug the handle of sheriff allows order to heat purposes When Sheriff that his prisoner lagan anq other poli to he Southall is a many years' that lie soon The following Sheriff Cohm "Mr Sheriff 1 ant this wav after kind and you know of them they would have carried the Wake Forest scored ball to the goal-line eus ly The sec- iho end of the cud half ended when the Carolina opponents 10 to backs had tailed to catch two yard passes almost limit lire shadow of the Davidson goal-posts ami lnd either pass been captured the runner could have fallen over the final white Grip The beginning of the second ha IF however soon found the fast pace of the Fnlversity JUfls leiiing upon the sturdy Prestiy tcrmin why ere game to the last ditch They were mi the defensive throughout and had Carolina used half the generalship in trying to score that Davidson did In trv-ing to keep from being scored on there would likclv have been several touchdowns in the final half THIRD KTI0U The final quarter was played almost entirely in Davidsons territory and dangerously near her goal-line but each tune ilv oval was worked down to within sit iking di lance the Presbyterians cok a brace and held the line while the Carolina hacks followed their imerferetn around ilk" 1 reight-cars behind the engine All the Davidson hoys had to do was to spill the leading man and tile rest piled up Had the Fniveisity hacks watched for the opening- they could asily have scored on time of four 1 ceasions during this quarter Coach Trenohard began sending in new men about the middle of tlm lhird qiiaiter and the Dav'dson men began to lag slightly from having to work double-duty It held on like first half South Carolina a wonderful dash ami the Baptists off their great come hack Hurt at quarter and did swell work for lads Savage storied for Hr1 yeas tile main factor team gaining more than any oher member and getting away with drop-kick from the brought him loud applaiie stands The Wake Forest the mmlilied Minnesota pBinipal offense which (rter was enritmua bv the Carolina ends South Carolina Po-it on Kilinunds left Kiel Hampton Iert Tukle English I eft Guanl Honey Ci rilor Wclunen Right Gueid Tirana 1 'a pt 1 Right Tackle Slink Right End I Iris 1 1 1- I fey uni Right Ilalfb SERIES TIED UP Browns Take Opener But Tie Their Best in Keeond Was St Fouis Oct 11 The Nationals today lost the first game in the double header with the Americans in the series to decide the city champion-shy and tied the second called at the end of the sixth inning because of darkness a and 2 to 2 two yietnros Nationals Americans Batteries The scores were 8 to The ries now stands for each team ir 003 001 1 000 134 OOx 8 IN 2 Imak Tekell and (Dinner Hamilton Mitchell and Agnew Time 2 IN Fmpircs Hildebrand and Rrenna 11 Second game: Xaijnniils 011 000 Harmon Agnew 000 2 fi 1 002 2 1 2 and Snyder Tune TON Americans Batteries: Taylor and Fmpiics Brennan ami Hildebrand Note is All That Remains of Chester Prisoner However (Special to The Observer) ct 11 John A entered the store of Drug Company Sunday and 1 arried off enough fountain pens to equip a and was captured the afternoon in Charlotte Ma Earnhardt escape irom the county about 3 this digging a hole through wall of the jail and himself down from a 3N feet by a rope that by tearing the cloth his bed into strips and ether through the wall with a settle which the a prisonei to have in water for bathing Colvin discovered had lied he immediately 10 send out telegrams messages mtilying the on the lookout hut as proiessional erook of standing il is not believed will he leiaptured anytime note was found by In the prisoner's cell: Chester sorry- to leave you in von have been so considerate to me But seif-preservation is the 4u si aw of nature will be on the high seas in a fi vv ilavs to begin a new start in a foreign land You will go to the trouble and expense for nothing if you try to apprehend me Wishing you much success while in office and happy and prosperous life I am sir "Yours truly A Weekly- Cotton Goods Review New York 1 11 The ear the raw cotton markets combined with other factors of lesser lmpor-tniue a used hesitation in the Inlying of goods at the high prices during the week pu rticnla ta Dio drills sheetings wide print cloths and oilier fab-' ri that have been active for some weeks There was however no marked recession in prices In (her lines where "lvalues commensurate with tile i'ttoil rise of (he last Couple months were delayed new prices ware named Napped fabties in 3fi inch widlhs tiie cutting Dados were prr ed this 1 on bases from lo to 12 1-2 per ent higher than a war ago Staple drapeiies were advanced 1-4 cent and 1-2 cent a yard The in good- for quick delivery was n-d overcome and traders wf" yen rillv of the opinion that a decided recession cntlnn musl come lie "ore prices will lie gen rally unsettled The needs for goods in many quaiters pr the next line niotuh-i was well cl fined ami deliveries from mills were so slow that nu sue ks ic-iiimiilibl The mills were well conditioned with raids for the coming few months and vveie being operated as flillv as a rest riel ed labor supply would pi rmlt Export trade was quif Hosiery and underwear were active demand Vain-- wire steady lint quiet during the past few da vs Cloth priei were as follows Print cloths 28 hull four cents fi 4 fi 0 3 2-4 i cuts 38 1-2 In' I C4xfit's 3-1 brown sheetings I Southern Manderds 1-4 cent': I denims 9 1 1 11 14 1-2 rents tickings ounce cents standard staple prints 1-4 ('nts- standard staple ginghams li 1-2 cents standard dress pirifhams 3-1 cuts Clliu-e-c Will House Asheville (lit Speiial Clvde AVai-d whte man about 2o years of age faces a serious i barge having been tiiki bv members of the a depart merit vesterday for robbing three houses hi West Asheville (Ulcers slale that when Ward was arrested he had part of the property who has been stolen with Die past week in his (avises on He will given a pn liniina bearing next week beforu local niagUtrU Yon Kolnitz Frfi Halfback Langston Fullback Carolina I ill for Kd-muiiiD C02gsl11li for lT'll for A elmien Save for Williford Martin for Save Wcbmcii for Martin Criil for Uclunrn Kairey for Crider Hart for Bristow Hnulvrte for Yon Kolnitz You Kolnit for Boulvvaie Perkins for Langston Langston fm Pei kills perry for Fane-ton Ronluate for Perry 1 ry for Boulwriri Wake Stallings for Camp Fee foi Sivrfipx 'Ll' age for Lee for Trust Time or qunrh rs Dll Ref ree Fur of Da' idsnn t'tnpiie Holland of Clcmson Head linesman Rone of Da- id-on CICOTTE FEATURES Bal- bile Ko Into Victory Oyer Culls tho Chicago 1 1 dav I1 hod Inm-i If pitched out and then balled the Eddie Cieotte told a lot of Tildes of most of them lute Sox to a 1 2 viol "ry I hid made 1 piotiship sen even with for eat team Se ore Nationals ('ll OOO (ml) Americans (('( 'DO 3I-Ikdteiics: Fierce lai vernier city two hum-ga rues 7 1 13 3 Smith and Ar Cieotte and Schalk Time Empires o'Lcuhglln Orth Sheridan and o'Driv Rciilsi ill fi: Greensboro 0 Reidsv die l't li Special Rejds-ville High School defeated the Greensboro High School a Inst game of football here todav liv a score of fi to a Rankn Stokes and Thompson for Reidsv ille made star plavs Tho teams are about ev-nlv maPhil and neither side scored In the hist game of the svres plavd in Gteensbnro a few weks ago Tight Bun For Wlseon-ln Aludisnn Wis (i-t II The Fnl-vorsitv of Wisconsin fonlhall team (hatnpimis of the West met a tartar in Marque ie emerging with a 13 to (i 1 tiny From the slart the Matijii'tte pi fivers put the Cardinals in more than one tight place by excel-lent playing Pc-nnsv Hus Easy inn' Philadelphia 11 -Tin Fni- vciDtv of Ponnsvlvami today troini' el Kw a rl more 20 to 0 touc-hdow ns goal Irom Ibe field urul one placement made the ecorev lo Aliurav Seining faced son for I In li 1 si lime In 1 1 hang got a infield sing I Mllll'W-e si 111 li bounded off Mnthewson's glov l'ink popped out to llcrog No inns oil' il 1 1 110 et GIANTS AF (Raw made a complaint to Empire Kb in Ihat Flank was shifting lux f(d Irom the slab while making hi delivery I'mpirc apparently did not sustain the Baker 1 brew out Buinx at row m-H 1 1 drew -ba Klia I ton l-d vv Im aught I be ball boxes' of lie grand a (blown 'HP bx No 1 ti im no hits no lx lem la 1 in first Fakei's ill Initix from ill 011 1 to Afi I 111 leaning over the stand Murray Plank at first i 1 ot I liinl lniirng ATHLETICS Murphv go! his second lllle to left Ibe ball going llk a rieki 1 between her and Herzog Dovle made an it or on Old-rmgs hot Mm pity going to Heonml Coll 1IM out when Met kb took bin nu rilk Punt and Phk lied him on Die fine Ruth 1 miners moved up Murphv si olid when Merkle took Miiri'-li und I fi 1 to Ibeplat It lui a fi 4 a 1 1 I10 1 hit for Maker ('Idling went luibiid ddriiig scored on APIrims' sn rllice fiy to limns Baker was in id at first Doyl threw old Strunk at Ins' Two runs two itx oik ci ror (HANTS fiy to 'I'll mg Ba I a 1 (list No ru im 1 li an sent up 11 high Merkle line fin'd threw mil Matliewson no hits no errors Inning ATHLETICS Flop her threw out Barry Alirrav tool So hang's short alt a good inn Fei -her ra ugh Blank's llv Fail of second base No no ei rors rzug went out on Ihree Plank worked the plan and had a Dov I out to Innis unassscil Fletcher filed to Strunk No runs no bus 1 iuir Filth lullin'' ATHLETICS- threw Murphy at first Doyle also took of fi'lirlng'a grounder and had ruiM no hits GIANTS Hi sirii'gbt spike I ill Iel'S of lie Pange of pa out grim death however and when Carolina tried a forward pass a Davidson hack intercepted the hall and carried If to 10-yard line This roused the Fniversity lads- and tliev Ploughed through the Red and lines and threw the runners for losses each time FINAL QIARTER Carolina came dangerously near scoring again in the final quarter when thfre was but six minutes in play work'ng the ball down to Davidson's 20-yard line where as usual It was lost and when two or three punts were exchanged time was called with the pigskin near the enter Of the field TEAMS COMPARED In point weight thole did not seem to he much advantage either way though in points of playing ih' Davidson hoys shown better In ad-work than did the Carolina lads It was in the hard brie-plugging that the Carolina lads had the advantage though praetually all their gams wet changed to losses or to nothing when they faih to make ground on attempted end-rmis os off-tackle plays The passing of both teams was bad Each team gets crdit for about one real good one and (ailing on seyen nr 0 ght Ill view of the number of substitutes that went in it might well aiil that the Davidson bovs outplayed the Carolina lads for it is to he doubled if the While and Fine would have scored hut Hu this advantage Carolina is deiididlv weak in the haeklleld of that there is no doubt Her liails did not have slued and their ability to get off and I 1 use (heir heads ilodg ng and hiHmg the holes in the lme was poor HAS STRONG FIX The Cimetsily line is strong and hv the end of the season should be able to hold its own with most unv of them In Foust right guard the I'nl-xerxity has an evident Tinnier who kb ks 4N yards with regularity and in Homewood a mart that can get down under the punts The Davidson bovs have the best hat klield or that was the Impression tiny made today for they certainly did gain more ground With more riniOini'y than tile na hack field They made fii-t down some live times in succession while two or at the outside three limes Is the best Carolina was ever able to do when it came lo getting the tape moved their way The icgnlir gain of 10 or IN yard-- on I'mist's punts however Id the hull 'n Davidson's territory about thu tne gam Peters Davidson's nter no badlv hurt in a gcrimmaga of tile third quar- Crosses Princeton ((nil lout Princeton et 11 ('sing a mno of lorward pisses usually un-su' cssful but in om Instance good for Pi ards and a tom lidown Ruck-ni crossed the Princeton coni line thl afternoon for the first time this season Topluim failed to kick th goal The final genre na' Princeton 24 Hucknai 'is mu imni ww HIT" I- i jps: I'- IJj --t" 4.