The State from Columbia, South Carolina • 9

v-A to TnE STATE COLUMBIA 8 MONDAY 3IORMNG JUNE 8 1023 it 9 SPARTANBURG TEAM BATTLES COLUMBIA CINCINNATI REDS DEAL IN DOUBLES AMERICAN LEGION PLANNING SH0Y BROWNS WALLOP YANKEES SOUNDLY FABER PUTS SKIDS TO WORLD CHAMPS STARS OF YESTERDA PLAY VARSITY NINE i Alumni of Carolina Meet Baieball Player of 1925 Tomorrow Morning in Commemoration of Old Grad Return to Commencement Ceremonie As to fears that th gam will prove to be a farce end that the vanity will make monkey out of their older brothers indirations an such will not be the ease Soma Carolina alumni havn play-ad same lint rlasa baseball since leaving their alma meter and they de A baseball gam tomorrow morning at 11:30 on University a baseball yarn in which tha stars of yesterday and tha ambitious youths of today will taka part Tomorrow ia alumni day at tha University of South Carolina and in commemoration of this evert (he alumni and vanity team ef 1925 will tackle each other for th supremacy of th Gamecock diamond It ought to a game From all parts of the state th (tars of past yean will assemble on th Hold where they mad their baseball names Arid these boys judging from th interest they have already expressed ip letten to tha managJr of th alumni team still ba- liava they ran play bail in 'Sava ine an inning I Exactly how many will be eligible for pat in tho fray is not known nor can tha number be calculated at this time Every man who boliovoa ho can atiil paste the old apple or can get around on the field will be given an opportunity te stack up against tha varsity S' ST LOUIS DIAMONDERS SHOW SHARP RECOVERY RESULTS American League St Louia New York 2 Chicago 4 Washington 2 Othera not ncheduied National Lcafne New York 6 St Louia 2 Cincinnati 3 Boaton 2 Brooklyn 10 Chiracs 0 ikntricu Association Mincaapolia I Kanaea City 10 Milwaukee 2 St Paul 18 Toledo 4 Louisville 12 Columbus 8 Indianapolis 41 Columbus Indianapolis 4 (Second fame seven inning! International Ataoriatlon Syracuse 11 Jersey City 18 Syracuse 8 Jersey City 1 (Second fame light innings by agreement) Toronto Reading 11 Providence 8 Rochester 4 Buffalo 4 Baltimore 2 Southern Association New Orleans 3 Memphis 1 Chattanooga 8 Atlanta 4 Nashville 8 Birmingham 8 Mobile 8 Little Sock 8 Games Today Carolina League Abbevi)le at Greenwood Newberry at Laurens Union at Anderson Sally Leaf ua Asheville at Avgusta Greenvilla at Charlotte Knoxville at-Macon Spartanburg at Columbia American League Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston National League -Boston 'at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at St Louia Philadelphia at Cincinnati 1 New York at Chicago Five Leading Batters By A1 Munroe Elias American Wingo Deb 88 Simmons Phils 45 Speaker Clev 38 Heilnisnn Deb 45 Cobb Det 89 League AB HPG 48 410 8C 406 61 40i 68 400 62 400 117 28 197 48-152 29 185 28 155 41 Netleaal Hawk Phila 84 Herneby St 43 Stock Brook 40 Barnhart Pitt 88 Bancroft Boston 87 Lesgae AB 112 24 164 40 153 19 141 82 140 25 PC 45 402 65 895 60 395 54 888 88 879 Carolina Leagne Won Lost PC Greenwood 12 6 667 Union fU 7 611 Anderson 10 8 856 Newberry 6 9 800 Laurens 7 11 889 Abbeville 5 18 1 278 Sonth Atlantic Association net easier forges the strategy and prin ciples wf th diamond They ought to give th 192i team a battle Any sort regalia will be sligible for th alumni Those who have paraphernalia will bring it along Thus who cant find their euite will be furnished with playing apparnl from th gym- St nasium Burnet Stoney will ho lu the gym to equip any ef th eld grads who need uniform Everybody who wants to set a real baseball game ere advised not te eteer thy ef univereity field tomorrow morning Old familiar -will be (her Thera will be plenty ef bale balls and gloves There will ho plenty ef everything that goes to make np 0 it baseball gam And there wilt be umpires L-illi J-1T 1 -'I A Washington last week's American leader with five triumph and two defeats picked up two games an th Athletic whose drive apparently was effected eeriously by the absence of tho injured pilrhing sensation Sam Gray Romm si and Harris! were effective but wa roughly handled by Boston end Detroit butters while Lefty Groves appeared still too uncertain far Mack ta us him with confidence Still unaffected by the crippled condition of the teem and the ebsenre of Manager Me raw the New York Gianla brreied easily along at (he head of tha National league psek Terry and Snyddr inserted telling smashes at th crucial points or the doubtful gam while Jerk Scott turned in th pitching gems for the champions Tha Phillies needed only an even break to cut around tha Hod and regain third pines a th Cincinnati duh tumbled brfora tha St louia uprising All tha ether National league teams trailed along in th order ef march they occupied during tha previous week Tha week's major league record of game won and lost runs hits srrors runs end home runs Including games of Saturday follows: Frame Costs New York Dearly FIVE AGAINST TWO Ken Williams Swats Fourteenth llomer Off Shocker in Eighth Inning New York Juna St Louis wen Arum th Yankees today 5 to 2 three its and three bases on bnlls off Neall in the' opening inning netting four runs Ken Williams of th Browns kit hi 14th home run of the season off Khorkev In (h eighth NEW YORK AH II A Wegr 1 4 t-'hnkSb 4 4 3 2 2 Cml-rf I 4 huitirf i lit I Mnnlir 4 4 10 1 Gerlglb 4 4 411 WSrJtb 2 a a I I KJhnlb 2 116 4 llcnxhr 2 3 4 4 Witt 1 4 4 4 9 Hral I 9 I 9 9 lists 19 9 19 Rebngs I I I I I Nhkerp 9 A I 4 4 Vrarh 4 4 4 4 0 llJhsnp4 0 4 9 9 8T iono AHR DA lnW I 1 I I 2 Kb- rf 4 9 I I 9 Swlerlb 4 1 411 I Wlnwlf 4 2 114 M'Mutb 11119 1hcnef 2(441 Disona I 4 4 lemtM 4 9 2 I Uuab 4 4 4 I 4 Totals 9 9 THIS Totkls It I 2 IT 12 "United for Hnngiiqvh In 71b Hnlied for Hhorker ia lib Rrnrs br inning fit LihiU i4M an 4145 Kmt York 4(10 na 20 -1 TriSHS KJennin Mi-Mann Home run Wiliams Threa bos bil MrManus Two base hit MrMsnua Dunbia stair Winnm-are Ward and Crhrlff 111 Ilils off Beal 9 in ona-tbird Inning wit Khnwlny 4 In nis nnd two-ihlnta inning I ff Rhnrkvr in ana inning 81 ruck on) by limb 4 by Hhavkey 2 by ghorbi-r lin nn bnlta off (Mil I off Himh 4 Mt Hhorker Irft on bswv New York it fit Isniis 4 Larin pilchcr Hnk ilnpns Pmrs HHihrbmnif nnd Krntuh Tim 1:14 ORAKGEUintG SCHOOLS CLOSE FOK SUMMER Special Th Slat Oisngcburg Jun "The eonrludinf evsmse at ths Orangeburg high school wera held Friday uight in th Igrgs and spsclnus auditorium before over 1JHI0 people with Kupt A Thncknlon presiding The firta part of Ihe evening was Inken up with the delivery of (he various nicdnl that were won duiing tho year nnd winners of ihn debate wait a the derlsmnllan snd recitation content that wera hnld Wednesday night These medal were bestowed and announcement nf winner waa made by Mr Hill Robert Lhle John Howmnn Miss Klizaheih Batkrrvillo Julian Wolfe Mini Marion Rslley Thoiiis Brantley and A Srhli'fley Upon jlia conclusion of thus preliminary exercises ths delivery of the diplums was made Kam Miles prlnflpsl of tho high school had chargs nf this pfrt of the program snd Superintendent Thsrkston made one of ths graduate appear on Ihs stag snd let the sudlenes sc whfl wera turned out from Iho schools here' In his remark 1 ths sudienee Rnper-intemlent Thsckston- said of Ihs 100 grsdustes (her wera 17 cnmpleling tha cominareisl ceursa snd theas young men and woman were ready to begin work at ones This roure is given nnw yearly ta ssist (ho who era unqlila lo attend ellrg snd who desirs this coursa If lights burn out often it may ho brnue th globe nf Inn low voltage Ihs voltage at the lamp socket with th motor running at normal snred and usn lamp of (h same voltage as indicated an th meter New York June 7 (By A New hope tonight tinged tha baekground of pennant past for 8u Louis ebail teams as they entered with new pest into th major lesgu recce under the inspiring leadership of two infield Idols Turning their backs onto disappoint- ing alert which has kept them in last place for several weeks tha Cardinals rallied under their new manager Rogers Hornsby to outhit and out seore tKa anlira National league field for tho best performance of the eighth playing week Shattered Cincinnati ranks broke in full Tout before the epurt as fit Louis player swept the series end than topped off the week with ('decision ever tha Champion Giant Backed -up by tha brilliant pitching ef Haines Dirkermsn Rhem and Sher-del tha Cardinals estriliahed a eon vincing offensive behind tha long rang firs of Horisby and Bottomlry winning five of thalr seven games in decisive style Hardly less impressive wws the sharp recovery of the Browne under Siller While in point of game won tnd lost th SL Louia American were forced to share second piece- for the week witk New York and Boeton the team thundered a warning of future rebellion with a salvo of more than 100 hits and tha- high total of runs for both circuits at 66 Sharp reversals under heavy hitting marked tha weak's effort of two other clubs in tha American Boston and New York A general shakeup and the return of Bab Ruth had their effect oa tha Yankees in greatly Improved morale while Bob Meusel led th team with sensational extra bass hitting Tha Boston Rad Sox thirl of tha American ieagu second division teams to revolt feiled to vault from last pises in apito of a determined push and indication tonight were that if would taka another week of sustained assault by tha clubs In ths lower half of tho standing to effect a shakeup in tha race White Sox Take Senators Into Camp FOUR AGAINST TWO Chicago Wields Slick Timely and Washington Uses Four Pitchers Washington June 7(By-A Strong pitching in tha pinches by Ur ban Falter and timoly hitting by hit teammates gave tha Chicago Whits Sox 4 ta 2 victory aver tho Senatara in Iho third game of their acriea hern todny Washington uxed four pilchcro WASHINGTON AB li A IIWdrf 1 4 2 2 0 CHICAGO AH If A Mns(ilrf 1(90 Davises 4(41 rmralb 4 0 9 1 ShelyIh 4 Falk if 4 Hnnprrf 1 Kam Sb I 9 2 rtrhnik 4 4 9 Fslicrp 4 rtHrs1h 4 Kira rf 4 Umlnlf 4 Jmlx lb 4 Hlslh 4 9 19 J-rrk ss 4 9 9 9 M'NIyHit 4 4 9 Ailms 19 4 4 Rul 9 9 9 4 KVKlrp 04 Ugd'np 9 2 hr I Mrbrp 9 "Niiihrr 1 M'NIy 9 JHr 9 sMIhws I 1 4 4 9 1 2 2 9 I 12 1 I 0 4 4 9 4 9 1 4 9 9 9 9 4 4 9 4 9(49 Totals at 2 aril Totals 29 4 21 11 "Hntlrd fvr (Hnb-n In till Ksn fir Km-ihcr In Ilk "Ilnlird for MrNnlly in Mh tllattrd (or Marhrrry in lib Drove by Inning I Chnwcu II Whinclti 900 101 904-2 fcrrars Davta Faber Two base hits drill Ualin Klug rt Harris rtacrirkrr (lr( Knmm lbnibla silts MrNslly Harris snd Judge Ksmm Collin and Kherly Adams 8 Harris and Judge Left an baa Chirngn 1 Waohingmn ll on hall Fnbrr I Grryg (laden 1 Karhary 1 Htmrli mil bv Fnber I by Rschnry 1 by Marherry 2 Hfu off Urm I in lhvs grtd ima-thlrd Innings olf Ordn I fn on snd twe-lhinl Innicu off ynchnry 4 In two gml onrlhirtl Innings Ilil bv pirrhrr Rnl by F'sbrri Umpire Owens Nallin and Raw- bind Luring pifrhrr (irrgg Tima 2((h HELD BY OFFICERS Fclhcr snd Fan Arrest Elliott Redd Policcinrn Neeley hnd Kcelry- father and son -stopped Elliott Redd Negro on the ItUO block of Washington 'S'trart Saturday after- noon about 5 arrested him for invmlii'atinij took key from ring tuipriiried from his belt esrortAd him up a flight of step on ths same Work unlocked a done with th key and walked into an almost vacant room Searching lha premises (hey say they found aver on pint of whiskey but Redd denied that hs wn the owner nr had ever1' been in lh room Ths key that un lurked (lie room whs considered v-ilsncc however snd so th offieer took III Negro (o tb pulico station li will explain befura thn Judge this' morning 1 prevent sutomohile haodlighl with plain- lenses glaring slotted shields to be rlampml in front of them to reflect (heir rays downward hav been invented Np 6 Go You One Better Every Tima So "Let Women or real -enjoyment DDtrlbeter Lnrel GAYDKN HROSm Celsiebia tilin' Wril Cicsr re Ine Mmie Ut Risbinead Kelly Opens Series With Comer This Afternoon' ON UNIVERSITY FIELD Gsme Begins st Four O'clock With Perritt's Clan Locking Greenville Next The Columbia Cqmers open a three tame series with Mike Kelly and his Spartanburg club this afternoon at 4 o'clock Perritt's clan made a strong come back the last half of last week winning two out of three from Charlotte 'after losing three straight to the Hornets on the North Carolina lot the first of the week Spartanburg openad the season in Columbia Mika Kelly re well known in th Capital City and baseball fans ar acquainted with th hind of etuff th wiry manager believe in Thia stuff is nothing els -but real bassball tactics and clean sportsmanship Th Comers look batter' Sine Burke joined 'the team Saturday tha infield is strengthened considerably end th Buskey-Rurke combination ought 'to work boy have been hitting tha piil afnes th South Atlantic season opened nnd with just a little better pitching they ought to be ebl to make th margin between top end bottom much smaller After Kelly get out of town Zinn Back brings hie Spinner to Uaivcr-aity field Again the Comers will have a big job on their hands Everybody around these parts knows Zinn and if theya been watching the standing of clubs they know got a winning end a fighting combination for a baseball team Pelicans Hoodo Chirks New Orleans June New Orleans won a strange gams here today from Memphis 8 to 1 sweeping th (erics with th Chicks Memphis ontbattad th Pelicans six to three and not a Memphis pitcher gave a bar on balls hut timely blow in th firjt and fourth both times with Bogart on -bate and Bsilcy'a (aerifies in tha fourth 'scoring Tucker defeated the Chicks despite close playing and superb pitching Memphis 000 000 6 2 New Orleans 100 200 00 8 8 Warmotji Moss Wera and Yaryan Martin and: Dowie Crackers Trim Lookouts Chattanooga June Atlanta batsmen hit Rogers hard in tha eighth and ninth innings today and defeated Chattanooga 4 to 3 Zocller's single sent in the winning run Culiop and Bates hit home runs Atlanta '000 000 8 1 Chattanooga 001 000 6 6 Fitter)- Slappey and Jenkins Rogers and Anderson Vela Rout Barons Nashville June Home" rum in tha sixth inning by Toison and Parx-inton played a prominent part in th 8 to 3 victory of Nashville over Blrminginm here today Apman from Kansas City pitched good ball In his first gams ana hit safely three out of four time Birmingham 000 100 0 Nashville 000 014 8 13 2 Brown Crowdar Walker and Knox Apman and Autrey Pebbles Chase Brniaa MobiU Jan Little Ejck mad it three out of four from Mvbtle today by taking th final game of tha aerie 5 to 3 Th local oathit the visitors but were unable to bunch theft hits Mayer hit a home run with twe on base in the second inning Little Rock 030 002 6 1 Mobil i 000 Old 3 11' McBes and Mayer Ellis Magevnty end DtVormer 0 CHARLESTON CONCERN CLOSING tilG DEAL Special to The Slate Charleston June 7-A deal great importance to Charleston and involving it it said 3500000 was being dosed Savannah Saturday afternoon between Sewell president of the Southern Home Insurance com- any of Charleston and Mills Lane end of the Savannah Firewlniuranc company by which the Charleston concern is to take over the big Savannah company which will mesa a notable development in th buiinesi of the Charleston corporation which ha in the past few year grown 'strikingly while the Savannah Fir Insurance ipany is one of th biggest independent i concern in th Southeast with a capital of 8200000 surplus and undivided profit of about toe earn amount and resources of seme 8500-000 DISTRICT COURT ENDS TERM CRIMINAL CASES Spseial to The State Charleston June criminal docket the United State Eastern district court was wound up Saturday afternoon and trial of cases on the civil docket will bo taken up Monday When court recessed at 1:30 to reconvene at 8 o'clock practically ail buinais relating to th criminal docket had boen disposed of save for the verdict in the ease of Fritx Strv bol charged with violating the national prohibition jaw- MORE' SKIRTS Art LESS SHOES Florence Observer Doubts If Maay Feet Look Pretty Bared To th Editor of Th State: Having lived in the conntry and goat without shoes for 16 summers I know hew delightful is th stvle now being advocated by Street" and Street" But I fear it will nrref become fashionable among the women on account of tha deplorable scarcity ef pretty bare feet: most ef them being either marred by corni and bunions or too big to spread out Personally I am for more skirts and less eboea "EX-R Florence Arreot Suspect Special to The State Charleston June Eugene Rich) ardson alias Peter Breeze was lodged in the county jail Saturday afternoon according to Chief Detective John Healy who stata that tha prisoner will be efcsrgtd with having stolen articles mostly jewelry valued at 14900 in his poxietsion or which has been disposed nf by him A lit'? vaseline smeared over storage barter? binding posts -will prevent corrosion of the metaL Beat Boston Closely Twelve framer i in THREE AGAINST TWO Braves Lose Third Straight to Ohio City Baseball Nine Cincinnati June 7-Th Cincinnati Seda woa their consecutive extra-inning gam from Boston when they took today's 12 inniag contest I to 2 What is believed to bs a record was established when ten double plays wars executed each one stopping a batting rally CINCINNATI AB A Crfts2b 1 4 7 BOSTON All OA Nrb ef I I 1 I llmrHtb I till Wlshrf (9111 Hnislb 117 1 Gibson I 1-1 4 Dmnlb Realut Braslrlf Ktmnrf 4 Pinli as 3 dwhslk I Mntv tonhve 4 4 11 It i 4 a a i a tit lit a i a i i Haris If 4 PastZb LSmtsl Zomrp 4 Ryan I a a 4 a a i a a nyjs lltll aikyr a a a a SmtrfX Totals 44 a 14 Ilia Tstals 41 HI It II Two out urban winning ran scared Batted fnr Care wry la 12th Beers by innings i Boaton' 004 ail Oil 2 Cincinnati 000 044 102 091 Lrrois Marriott Gibaon Crila Finelli Two base hits Padgett Donahs Finelli Htnma Three baa bit Smith Blolee base Finelli Sacrifice Harris Doubts plays Gibson and Burras Kirhaus and Finelli Drama Grits and Niehaua Smith and Bur tus Fsdgett Smith and Burra ill Crhs Finelli and Niehaua Drraaen and Niehaut Crila Catreney and Niehaua Welsh and Gibson Lett on bases Boston A Cincinnati 13 Rase on bills off Cooney I off Ryaa A Struck out by Donohue 1 Hits off Cooney 11 in nine and ene-third innings off Ryan 9 in two nnd one-third innings Hit by pitcher Pineill (by Cooney) Losing pitrher Aysn Umpires McCormick- and Stem Tims lilt STATE TAKES OVER NOW SANTEE RIVER BRIDGE Special to The State Charleston June The'final technical step in turning theSantse river bridge over to th etata highway department wee to have been consummated Saturday official ef tb Santee bridge commission and of the state highway department having motored from Chi arieston and Columbia to meet at th mighty project which links up the Pee Dee and lower coastal aertion of South Caroline for the purpose of delivering to the highway department the deade Und pther documents in volvad King McDowell chairman end Rutledge River- attorney for the bridge commission and olherp motored In thn course of the morning to lbs bridge there to moat Chief Highway Cnmmissionnr Samuel McGowan and others from Columbia to effect the final transfer Of the project Tho project which consieti ef eround five miles of bridge trestle and ap- roaches was received ihta thq state ighwey system la July of last year at which time a hugs eeiebratioa was held Even before that time the atrpe-ture was open to trnffie and it is now constantly used Thn Mantes bridge ia aa important unit of tho South Atlan--tie coastal highway Th counties of Charleston) Berkeley and Williamsburg are ip tha bridge district and contributed toward the cost of th structure which was about 8M000 GREEXWOOtf TAKES OVER BREWER NORMAL SCHOOL Special to Th State Greenwood Juno 7 Brewer Normal school an institution conducted in tb northwestern (action of tie city for many years for the education of the Negro race hat bsen reesntiv flut nndsr the supervision of tb board of education of Greenwood school and will be conducted in tb future as high achopl for Negro pupils For many years this school hs bent controlled by a whit faculty and its prinripal up to thia session was A Beadle of Rumford Conn who returned to bis bom a few weeks ago All of th other whit teachers have given up their plaerx and th r-ooI faculty is mad up of Negro teachers TV Hilynrd who has been with the school for some time bsi been elected principal- Hilyard ia ii'ed her by the white people has a splendid education and will de wjll heed of th achool Brewer Normal which is -now (be Negro high school we under tn auspices of tha American Mixaiona'y society Th Work ef th erhool will bs underth supervision ef Superirtenl- ent Black of the city school hero with ail Negro tepchors employed for tho next session Hilyard the newijr elected principal is a native of Florida Ht wa resd-uated- from th Florida A ard college and afterwards studied at Cor- sell and Columbia universities Dl OF ST GEORGE ENTERTAIN VETERANS Special to The State St George June The local chapter ef th Daughter! of the Confederacy gave a dinner at tba court house Friday in honor of th cx-Con-id federate soldiers of th community Tha tables wera arranged nnder the trees about th eptcious grounds and weather condition wera ideal for' an vent ef tbie kind In addition to the veterans there were a number of women and other invited guests Week made a brief though appropriate address Miss Alira Shiadrr on behalf af the guests thanked the Daughters af tha Confederacy for tha dinner and for their hospitality generally Several of tha vacarana took occasion' ta express their appisciauoa af th thoughtfulness and kindnei ef the women It i the eoetom ef th Daughters of th Confederacy te givo a similar affair annually and tha event i always looked forward ta with much interest by tho CLOVER NIGHT SCHOOL CLOSES WORK OF YEAR Special ta Tha Fate (-lover June The first sil term adult school in Clover closed a very aur-essful year's work May 3t Work which- had bees dene daring the year was on exhibit which showed th wonderful progress that had been -made Th adult work will ha continued next year with Mr Sumpter Mitchell again in' marge When having shifting stop and start in low It better than atop-pieg ia such wav as to requirt a mechanic to Dm a jSQKtd gear Boxing Matches at Columbia Theater Friday SMITH READY Charleston Boy Jssues Challenge to One Hundred and1 Thirty Founder The second of th series of boxing matches proposed by ihe American Legion 7101 No 6 of Richland county ill will be held at th Columbia theater Friday night according to an an nouncement marie today by Messrs Brown A Propst matchmaker for the legion Tho first show proved a great sue cess so far as tha bouts wore concerned and th fans hava been asking for more At the last boxing show "Hoots" Smith of Charleston was1 introduced to tho fans and boxed thre exhibition rounds with Fanama Cook "Hoots" already well known to a great number of people iu Columbia issued a challenge ta any man who could make -ffiO pounds II iy reputation aw a lighter is of tha best 11 has mat such boys Law 8ilver Johnny Marlowe Jo Russel Dura Eiiilieiuann and many others of (ho leather pushing gentry Brown during tba past two or three weeks has had a great deal of correspondence with managers ef fight-era and sport writers trying lo locate a man ta give "Uuota" a good bailie hers in Columbia 11a attended tb Stribling fight in Greensboro last Tuesday for lbs purpose of making arrangement with to bring his buy hero fur a "real" fight nnd while ie Greensboro discovered a 130 pounder ia th person of Unnitis Mack who fought in tho sriui-wjnd up to th ibl' Stribling affair Meek indicated a willingness ta coma here for a bout and was promptly signed by Mr Brown Tha light will bs for ten rounds Brvetsl good preliminary bouts will hs Friday night and Mr Brown Is eu riearoring to bring forth soma pew talent in the prellmlnlfrira "Tiger" Leo Jarkson culled nn the matchmaker for the legion Saturday to explain why ha failfld to box 8am Childs two weeks ago Tbd "Tiger" says ha was in no phyairal condition to box eight rounds at that time hut hs is In th nf condition now end if the legion will stag bout between Rsm Child nnd himself et Friday night's show nnd make th bout for Ihe Negro championship Of South Caroline he will lie there with bells on and treat tba fans to tha novelty of seeing "Battling" Sam "kin tha Mr Brown mat tha Striblinga la Charlotte and journeyed aver lo Greensboro with them in Strilling'i new "fiuelAK bungalow" which Mr Brown described ths equal of nny private rar ha hd ever earn It i understood Iho ear was prasrntsil te Stribling by an automobile manufacturer whe is a grant admirer nf the youthful Georgian Th Stribling will make thn barnstorming trip te California and beck in their conveyance showed Mr Brown telegrams from pronjolera at nearly every town of importance offering largo sums for tb appearanra ef th uncrowned ligh( heavyweight champion According to "ra'r it will bo Rrntembrr before he ran bring hie son lo Columbia for a real match at which time the legion will endrevoi to secure opponent on th order of Jimmy Slattery or Ad Stone Joo Turner has written th legion stating ho I verjrmuch interested in wrestling el Columbia and if th legion will secure a mart to wrestle him he Will donate hi taleqta fur th first mstoh freekif rhsrg Inside Golf By Chester Horton WAff of 51 £olf Champions "Golfs Hist surreasfui fear bet" says "Chick" Evan The swing of the golf club whether wood or iron must nqver be a free and slashing proposition Th correct is swing Is kept dose even -with th longest wood When you watch he good player you note that front the top of his hark swing appears to drive tha eluh-head diranly down st Uis ball And that is about what ho does loo any free and -wida (pen slashing of ths body Ilia body stays ip its glare HIT SUnsr tMT so that at ihe finish tbo body is oa a lino with where the ball was with tha right shoulder pointing to the tre spot On way ta ecampliKll this ia to "hit against th left The left leg must absorb th wholt forward action In the hitting fwiig and arrest It If it let th body mova forward th eiuhhead will rrosf th hall and causa it to hook Keeping tho awing close this way may feel awkward at first but it Is what yields th fine bell (Copyright John Dili Co) (Copyright Cheater Horton re- que production in any form stridtly prohibited) Golf Triumphant New York Time Even In losing hta long and grueling strnggla in tha open championship "Bobby" Jones ha mads reputation ssr'ure th greatest golfer that ever appeared in the United Bute No on elio hs long snd so consistently stood so near the head of all tne best players in th country Th professional who beats him ona year is far down the 1 rat th next but Jones I always eithsr first er stcond Full credit must hs givsn MecFsrlsne who held on with Scotch dourness snd wnildrrful skill egnsl th fir end brillienc ef his youthful opponent But it is not too to ssy that popular opinion will under tha eireumvtanres award th graster glory ta Mr Jones Getting off to bad start Wednesday hold himself in hand exhbitsd his mattery of his temper a well at of the game and Him sod steadily beck to the top only te lose after '108 hoi bv a' single armor stroke Incidentally the absorbed attention with which th puble has followed this historic contest is a sinking witness to the immense hold which golf now has upon the American public Gas Overcomes Two Batavia June 7 (By A Two n-6 wre killed end taree others seriously effected by hydrogen sulphide get in th mines of the United States Gympsu ns company at -Osklield six miles from here today Tha men wera working ia tha lower min when they struck a gas pocket and were are reoae 26 16 IS 684 26T 381 MEUSEL AND HORNSBY TIE FOR HOME RUN CROWN A shew a total ef 150 batsmen In th fourply cl Tb Philadelphia Nationals hav the most entries 15 in ell while the' New Yok teams both National and American snch has 12 lonfj' hitters on try of Baha Ruth swatter luxe into the game last Monday may hav stimulated tha leaders hat he failed to ronnert fur (ha circuit Tha leaders: American Player Meuse! William Simmon National Player Hornsby Hartnett ONLY aa uncopyable blend pf tlus finest tobacco can produce that mild distinctive character that distin ffuishet Ei-Froducto And nrithcr the 1 blend nor quality will ever change Once you start smoking El Products realise how much that mean to your real cigar enjoyment Dcgia size range from 10 lo 30 Cents tL Cigar Co Inc FMin fitr Chicago Juno 7 (By A Raising a deeper not ia tha increased din of hns hits in recent games thre con tenders for (ho 1825 major league home a run crown put on speed lest wsek end broks into four pieees the prise at leadership that had been the undisputed possession of "Giffiby' Hartnett of the Chicago Nationals Meusel of th New York Americans smashed three hits into tha bteacheri following hit five of tho reek before and landed in a ti at 15 each with Hornsby of the St Louis Nationals who had hit three William of th St Louie Americans turned in five home runs ths high total for tho week and drew aiangrid Ihe slipping Hartnett with 14 Figures fqr th season GIANTS TROUNCE CARDS HANDILY Both Bunch New York's Effective SIX AGAINST TWO Art Nehf Proves Skill in Pinches snd Thereby Puls Game On Ice St Louie June 7 (By A PJ-gThm Caridneli lost to tho Giants today in tha fourth gams of the seriee 6 to 2 Roth teems bunched their bile but Nehf proved most effective in pinch NEW Turk ir pi IT I-OUH AR OA M4mlf 4 114 jhanef 4 Hnljrib 4 tt'mlylb I O't'erl Hsfjrrf Blt lb 4 Tprer I Rhrrii 4 "Dossil 1 AIRNA4 Tonerf 4 1119 Hrtlylb I KnUyZn Ninellf 4 Wihajf 8 Jslunja 4 Cowdyc I N-hf 4 I I I 9 T'dat IT 1 12 37 11 Total II 114 21 1 "(tailed for Topororr i 9th Rnre by iaainx: Xew Yuri 0 CM 0V)-4 fit Loo is 01 Ml M-2 Error Grah Too bits ftisdes larkoin Yoon Ktiiy Grab Stolen Sun Hrauby Bouomiey PsnrifiMS bbinner Moisei Doable snj Wirwn end Jicltsmi Left oa be Me New YaTb I St Da It Rase tm bsiis nit Nehf I Sh-Hd I'nid ait hr Krhf i Sherdel Hite by pitrher Ri4es hy Nekfi Umeiret Hsrt McLe'whli end Rinler Tiaie 2ie Flood on Tehaantcpec Vera Cruz Juno 7 (By A Advices recoived from Teiiuantepee 'station report that entire families war drowned yesterday when the river overflow its banks and inundated th grratsr part of th toorn Th flood carried away house at Jalapa de Mar-oues C'omitaneiiio snd Miztequiiioi Numerous ranches ware flooded The waters extended erew tha Isthmus af Tahasalepse railway DODGERS TRIM CUBS ONCE MORE Come From Behind in Eighth Frame TEN AGAINST NINE Past Tony Kauffmann Hard for Five Runs in Fatal Inning Chicago Juna Brooklyn again cam from behind and hatted Tony Kaufmenn haid in tba alghth scoring fiv runs and defeating Chicago 10 ta 8 BROOKLYN AUK OA Ford 4 2 I 4 JusoAb 4(22 Whbstlfa 112 Frnrlb 9 I 1 II Oraacf lilt Cm rf i I I I R'iwhtb I Tartar I Khrdlp 3 Trrney I Fty I High 1 Osbrny 9 ihihoi Admstb a 1 1 a 1 Pitxrab I Fry-SM I BAaef 9 (rfthrf I HrtnL 9 (irimlb 4 Wa If 2 Joan I (n 1 Jambs 9 True's 44 19 14 31 14 Totals 3 3 II 21 11 "Hatlad for yhrhardt ia -Il nit4 far Patty la bib Room by ibnintsi Rroohiy 24 101 Chirac 41 014 3 Errats Kbrharut Brooks Hartaett Pit Mint Twe hose hit Fmisau Hmvrn Stack Kaufmaan Ford Cos Thrva bes hn Cos Stolen base Brooke Seenfica JohoMbe Doallb piaya Jon PYcigeu eag Grietse Ford Sleek end Fourniar Kauf-( Froeoe ead Grunie Jemho Fr ysii and Griaita 0 baa Rmnk'ys 13 Lhieeco 1 Baa on ball off thrhardl I Jottm I Petty Kaufmans I Jaaaha 1 Mrvek out hr Jons 2 by fatty by Jacob I Jilt off Ehrhiardt I (a fha in-nine: off Fair I is two inning: off Jot 14 in sis innings off Kaufmans 4 in ana end ana-'bird inrirats of Jacobs 1 in on and two-ibird fnninea Winning pitcher Petty Lnainr pitcher Kaufmenn gaik Jma Umpirt QjS 'ey Sower toy are Fiim a XioMb l- TO TENNIS DIADEM Paris Juna 7 (By A Susanna Langlan has won tkrea championship in the French open hnrdreurt tennis tournament Paired with Ml! Vlasto he defeated Misi Kathieea MacKan and Mis Colyet cf England In th i's doubles today final of th women' The acor was 8-1 9-11 6-2 Mile Lenglen and Mr Bnignoa later won the mixed doublea from bill Vlatto and Henri Ceebet 6-2 6-2 Yesterday Miss Lenglen won the singles 'championship from Miss MecKana -k 6-2 Jean'Borotra and Rena Lacoita won th finals in tba doubles from Coehet and Brugnon 7-8 4-6 6-8 2-8 Exhibition Games At Johnstown Fa: Pittsburgh lN-r 6 16 0 Johnstown Mid-Atlantic 4 7 2 MeKeiiey Willis Koupa! hnd Spencer Smutte Norton and Connelly At Vil'aneva Pa: Yitianovn college 000 POI 13 2 Philadelphia 002 013 7 13 1 Griffith Crane and Jacobs Sheehan Esimach Andrews Gian end Fox Fir Destroys Home Special to Tbo State Sumter June Th home of Frank McCoy mail carrier and one at tha well known citrena of Si Charlei was destroyed at an early hour Friday morning and practically all ef th household furnishings were lost in th blase Th fir started in a plunder room and was of unknown origin Mrs Rsy McCoy who ocrupied an adjoining room barely escaped It is stated tbnt Xr McCoy had no insuranra on the heusa cr furniture rillf 1311 Puritano Fino Ik or 2 fet 25c I -V-I IJ "a wft 4 1.