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whisvi ik I I I CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER TUESDAY 11INEI 17 1913 IIPMMRWlibalfeligNOMME ztemmmmmamAl1m2 rap' NATIONAL cis i I pr 4' I IS I PO to tit 1 Pirn ila3ea Extra Special Values IA" law' kOME BETTING PATRIOTS WIN ANOTHER GAME New York i GROOME SPORTING EDITOR NG MUST STOP TWINS 'LICKED 0 GAMES TIPA wEEK 0 Ante! Iry Club Bars 0 Fran Game HIGHLANDER Today and To 0 morrow 0 Charlotte at Greensboro 0 0 i June large numt 0 Raleigh ttt Durham 0 I whom the management 0 Winston-Salem at Viheyille 0 been laying odds on the i------ 0 Thursday rriday Saturday 0 rues at the Polo Groundl 0 Charlotte at Asiaille 0 1 admission to the baseball "Pete" Boyle Wore His Ac- 0 Ottr tant at Vt hmon-Sttlem 0 New York-Detroit Amer-t game today It is estil customed Horseshoe lo Greensboro at Raleigh 0 I 0 0 MUST STOP 21 met Club Gamblers Fro Ai Game June 16--A large numi whom the management been laying odds on the games at the Polo Groundd admission to the baseball New York-Detroit Amer-t game today It is estil "Pete" Boyle Wore His Accustomed Horseshoe BATTING CLOTHES ON Brooklyn Pounds Out Total of 20 11 Its St Louis Juno St Louis secured a five run lead in the fourthl Inning today Brooklyn won 10 to 5 The vhiltors fell on Sallee in the sixth scoring five runs on six succeasivo singles Burk relieved him and pitched to one man who singled Harmonfollowed Burk and was hit hard Score: IL Brooklyn 000 015 121-10 20 2 St Louis 000 500 5 7 0 Batteries: Rucker and Miller Sallee Burk Harmon and 'McLean Time 1:45 Umpires Rig ler and BY-N rola '1' II 1 I 011 1 141114 Lti)y1211 -1111111111 it41! If I 1 'I i rtli I 11! 11101i 1 7 1 About His Neck and Couldn't Lose Shore Allowed Only Three Hornet Players Are Good Ones it Seems One-inch continuo-us post Iron Bed with good strong fillers in spi white enaniel or Vernis Martin finish i(! tor 50 YESTERDAY'S GAMES LOSE FOUR STRAIGHT New York ber of men alleges have baseball were denied park for the lean League mated 150 of them were not permitted to pass the turnstiles and that 50 others who had evaded the watch fulnes of detectives at the gatesjater were ordeted from the grandstand It is said that recently the baseball authorities have had detectives (dr-) culating in the stands to watch toil betters and today's debarments and evictions were due to their work President Ban Johnson of the American League whose hostile views against betting in baseball parks are well known was a visitor at the l'olo Grounds today The crusade against betting is a concerted one It was started by Ban Johnson and both Frank Farrell owner of the New York Americans and Harry Hempstead proprietor of the New York Nationals and various other club owners will work actively for the abolition of the bolting at the ball homes it is said were of-detect from tne grannstanti It is maid that recently the baseball have had culating in the stands to watch toil betters and today's debarments and evictions were due to their work President 13an Johnson of the American League whose hostile views against betting in baseball parlis aro Well known was a visitor at the Polo Grounds today The crusade against betting is a concerted one It was started by Ilan Johnson and both Frank Farrell own- Cr of the New York Americans and Harry Hempstead proprietor of the New York Nationals and k'arinos other club owners Ivill work actively for the abolition of the bolting evil at the ball homes it is said Boston Braves Trounee on Corsairs In Own Back Yard NATIONAL CIIIOACO 13 11111A1)EIAPIIIA 3 Bos ToN 8: PITTSIttliG 5 NEW YORK 4 CINCINNATI 2 nitoonLyN 10: Si' 10LIS 5 AMERICAN 1 wsiliN(iToN One Lot White Enamel Iron Beds Special at 1 4) One-inch ennctinuous post Iron Beds lull 3-fem 6 inches wide in good white enamel finish $350 For Guaranteed Springs To Fit PIIIIADELPHIA cliEVVIAND 2 DETROIT 5 NEW VORk 3 BOSTON 3 Sr Louis 2 (12 Innings) Pittsburg June lost Its fourth straight game this afternoon Boston winning I to 5 In the eighth after Mann's vial throw had given Pittsburg one run Wagner was left on third though he had reached that Etation on the error with none out Score: Boston 10'2 102 100-6 12 I Pittsburg 621 000 110-5 9 0 Batteries: Rudolph and Redden Catnnitz Hendrix Adams and Coleman Gibson Time 2:08 UmpireS O'Day and EinIt NORTH CAROLINA 3: clIARIm-TE iv AslIEVILLE WINST0N-SALE1 7 DURHAM 3 RALVICill Two-inch continnon-i p4ist Iron with inch fillers In v1it VIRGINIA NORFOLK 5 PETERSBUTh4 15 NEA PORT NEWS 4: RICHMOND PORTSMOUTH 5: ROANOKE 3 TROUNCE PHILLIES 1 li Ltint 1 1 I P' 'J a r1-r 1 it zr we 't ii (k -6 I 1 le igi firlirtitv ti ti 4110 I 2' (Special to The Observer) Asheville June 16--The Amboy' IN infield went to pieces today and al- lowed the Twins to take the game easily by a final count of 7 to I Tho only run secured by Asheville came I in 1 he eighth inning A hen Waymack slashed the millet over the fence fort the circuit of the bases I Winston started off strong in thet first inning when O'Halloran walked and went to third on Shumaker's hid for an 4xtra hasp Gates hit a slow 0 to ItaffertV who threw wild and allowed O'Halloran to score Smith hit an easy one to Rafferty who fumbled and allowed Shumaker trt register Waymack threw wild and allowed Gates to score In the second frame Stuart was MI by i pittherl hall stole second and: Philadelphia June of seored when O'Halloran hit for a bag making bets on the Philadelphia- In the third inning with two men Cleveland baseball game 3S spectators down Edwards walked and stole see-i were arrested in the grandstand aril nod Clapp singled and went to seei bleachers during contest in rind On the throw-in when Edwardst Shihe Park The prisoners were scored Boyle singled and Clapp IN El1 taken to thP fifty hall in patrol wag i safe at the plate In the ninth ini ens and held for a hearing in the ning Stuart singled and stole second night vourt Deteetives have been Shumaker seratched and Stuart was preparing for todav's raid for porn safe on third Gates hit an easy oril time and were stationed in every part to Waymack who threw wild and Stu of the stands where was ox- art registered Smith clouted out al pected single and Shumaker was put out at At a given signal the alleged gam- the plate I wi biers were seized by plain clothes' men The ork of the Asheville team to scattered through the a 3 day was the rankest ever seen here they lacked all semblance of team: work both in the field and kt the ball BULLS WALLOP and the Twins won with ease Winston A Stuart 11 4 2 1 4 0 II PO A 0 011alloran 2b 4 1 1 1 2 0 1 2 5 0 mAcKts Boys Shumaker Th 6 it 2 11 0 0 Gates W' 8 Smith 4 0 1 2 0 0 Edwards sa 4 1 0 1 3 0 iClaav et 4 1 2 2 0 0 Boyle 4 0 1 1 2 0 Belanger at Last Hit Hard Roherts rt 2 0 0 3 0 0 While Bussev Was Stinay I Totals 341 7 8 27 12 0 Belanger at Last Hit Hard While Bussey Was Stingy Cubs Run Up Rig Seore Klux-king Alexander (hut erni Ala rtin ctlfl SOUTHERN NASIEVI1L11 3 c1ATIAN004A 2 BiallINGILAM (10 Innings) MORI LE I MONTGOMERY 9 EMPIIIS 2 NEW ORLEA Ns Chicago June 16---Cibicago defeated Philadelphia 13 to 3 The Philadelphia star Alexander retired after five innings Marshall a recruit pitcher walked five MPTI in ic row in the seventh after Mitchtill had made a home run Score: IT Philadelphia 000 001 3 10 3 Chicago 010 131 34K-13 15 1 Bat I eries Marshall Chalmers Alexander Ilartranft and Killifer Doein Howley Cheney and Bresnahan Time 2 09 Umpires Klein and ()rill (Special to The Observer) Greensboro June 16-1n one ol) the prettiest games of the local sea-1 son here today the Patriots won from the Hornets and achieved their only shut-out game of the season as well The score should have been 1 to 0 and that the locals secur two more la due to errors by hrer and Behford and both occurred in the third inning After that Fahrer tightened up and retired the side in order for the rest of the game Shorci of the locals was in rare form and dealt out only three hits and one fres pass The locals playing an errorless! game behind him had no difficulty in winning The game had many features: Malcolmson caught a brilliant game behind the rubber and Weiser ac-i cepted 7 hard chances -making only one error and that a difficult one Jule Watson the local heavy hitter drove one straight to the Bull Dur-i barn sign and would have been $54 richer tonight if Smith the fast 110r4 net recruit had n(t backed against the fence and robbed him of both the hit and coin McCoy was the only player on the Charlotte team to ever reach second this he did when he singled once and stole second and was! presented later with a free pass and again pilfered the bag Benford the new Hornet sacker pulled off the fastest and about the worst needed double plaX seen here this season when he speared a hot drive from Coveney's bat and doubled to third catching Brittain of the bag It was a brilliant play and the grandstand applauded lustily Greensboro scored in the second inning whenWatscin doubled to left-1 field and scored when Brittaln singled In the third frame two more tallies were added when Rickard singled and stole second Doyle laid an easy one down to Fahrer who fumbled and then threw wild to first base allow-1 Ing Rickard to score before the ball could be returned to the diamondJ Itenford recovered the pill and threv(1 wild to third in an effort to catch 1 kt INT) TANA 11 i N'N PO' Is 3 COLUMBUS 6 MILWAUKEE 3 LOUISVILLE 5: KANSAS CITY TOLEDO 4 ST PAUL Slightly Damaged Iron Beds Shopworn and slightly damaged Iron single and ends offered at practically half price While they last $250 to $500 SOUTH ATLANTIC ERRORS COSTLY MACON 6 ALBANY 2 SAVANNAH 4 COLUMRUS 5 JACKSONAILLE 1 CHAHLESTQN 3 Two-inch cont i nuous Giants Defeat Berk 1'Iir ough 1 ia ter' ipicues AMERICAN ASSO With His Hits and Passes 111 MOD R4 )CILESTEIL 3 EWA It 2 TORONTO 1 1)110 1 ENCE 6 ND )NTREAL 10 12 EliS1)7 CITY 2 Itt- FrA 10 18 eincinati Juno by Cincinnail enabled VW York to win 4 to 2 Suggs NV RS taken out to allow Kling to bat for him in the seventh Score: II New York 020 010 010- 4 10 2 Cincinnati 001 000 100-2 9 4 Batteries: Marguard and Nleyers: Suggs 14hnson and (lark Time 2 hours Umpire Iftennan and Eason STANDING OF CLUBS post 'Iron Bed with I Mel) fillers Tin eliill-les desi4n ill II white enamel or 1 1 na 1 Vernis Vartin "41141)U 1- 1) 11 A Asheville AB PO A 11 Rafferty ss 4 0 1 2 4 2 NOOlin et 4 2 1 A A Darbare 4 0 0 0 2 0 Tolland 4 0 0 2 0 0 Corbett 211 4 0 1 1 2 1 Doak rf 4 0 1 0 1 0 4 2 12 1 0 4 0 0 8 0 0 Wayrnak 1 1 0 1 2 Totals 35 1 8 27 11 5 El- I 'i 1 I '1 I1 1 1 1 ''13 t- tf I1 1N WIN' 1 '1) l''''I'' 1 IlL' l'" '14 11 LI 1111011 '411 L' il Hi' '4' rt' I1 il I l'iii 'ililiiii I 'Illiii it i it I it i Lidlowillt 1' 0 Sprin01111P- t''144441r 41c7 04re 1- yv irrtYo '4litii" ar NORTH CARO! NA Winst on 27 1 Raleigh 25 20 Charlotte 22 21 Durham 23 22 Asheville 21 24 Greensboro I 5 28 PC 614 556 512 511 467 349 (Special to The Otwerver) Durham June 1 held Raleigh at his mercy today and IJNI allowing only three hits and dealing out only two passes all well sati tered won his game 8 to 0 Belangeil WAS batted almost at will and struck the fans here as being a much overrated slab artist In the first inning walked and stole second base coming horno when Hargrove drove one out to left-1 field for a bag In the third framei Angler walked and was sacrificed MI IV Reny lie also scored when 'llar4 Sprime for Wood or Iron Beds or Iron Beds for Wood AMERICAN SenrA hy Innings: wilist w7 Asheville 600 1114)-1 1 Non-sagging Springs on NI All-iron Frame SIN 1 I NATION AL ERRORS DID WORK Summary! 'Iro-base bit Shumakor Tinme run Waymack Base on halls off Waymack Struck nut by Bo yle 1: by Waymack 111 Hit by pitched ball Stu-I rt Stolen hases Stunrt (2) Home run Waymack Base on balls off ac 5: struck out by 1: by Waymark 19 Hit by pitched ball Stn- 11 rt Ptolen htiSles Stuart (2) 15 19 25 21 2S 27 reneRoff PC 681 604 537 419 42a 35'2 4 419 42a Philadelphia Nev York Chicago Broklyn ran flat rdwards Double plays Bar- PiitAurg 1are to Tafferty to Ilumb Left on bases Btstoo Winston 9: Asheville 7: First base on st errois Winston 2 Time 1:51 Umpire Cincinnati Mr Mnee Attendance: 924 25 41 22 23 19 11 The Above Are Particularly Suggestxd For Summer Cottages Sleeping Porches Etc Etc Miscue by cBrid Paves Nay for Chl(aw) ictory Washington June 16 error in the third inning after two were out paved the way for Chicago PC to score two runs and 1x'in the tinal tz 441 me from Washington four to one Russell anti later MN King honle rtInS Poster who has been out Feven "I' weeks with typhoid fever resumed his Russell anti Bodie inter Matt ing rtItIM PuSter NV ill) 111114 been out Fet-on weeks with typhoid fever result-lett his SHAKE-UP IN HORNET HIVE AMVIIIICAN 13 Parker- Gardner Co: 1 2 19 2 (1 27 34 39 39 Philadelphia Cleveland Chiem go NVnshington Boston Detroit St Louis New York r13: position today 51 4 Sore: IT 401 (111ign 002 011 000-1-4 6 3:30 NVashington 001 000 000-1 7 4 250 liatteries: Russell awl Schalk Groom Engel a Tlii Henry Time Umpires FerglIS011 find I )i nee Esalmvarranatawcm1 isselinmammwwwfft7zzizrm-i MOPWMO 10 FATAL NINTH Doyle who had gone round the cir4 grove drove out another bingle to thq cult Doyle scored also and after thatli same garden In the eighth inning it was three up and three down all the Kelly first man up slashid out hi1 accustomed three-bagger and scered way around Fahrer pitched gi ge lt-ed when "Shag" Thompson hit a long ball and had his team hit behind him sacrifice fly Kelly's elrive went to he could easily have won but Shorn the Bull Durhamsign but did net hits it was invincible and held tight at all Raleigh had Only one chance times scoring this coming in the sixth framei Benford the new Charlotte first-1 when with two down an error and Fneker made an excellent appearance two passes clogged the bases with runners Smith popped out on an here in his initial in the circuit) fly and the chance was oven! and he gave the Impression that he Osteen and Hargrove played stellar was second to none in the circuit in ball and Jim Kelly puled off a spec-I attending to the game at the first bag' tacular catch that will linger long iti ti mInds of fans here as Hifi Smith the new outergardener was not the 1 prettiest piece of outc-rgarden work in action enough to gain any definite seen here for some time He dug a idea ab to his playing ability but both i hot liner from the grass-teps when Benford and Smith gave the- appears it looked like a clean sngle og ac lae aayn Gb hdegres ()fli)ti rikt: ance that both aro good hitters foil dtsit they swing right at the pill all times and when errors were made' Charlotte- All PO A they count is what won today Agnsw 2b 4 0 1 0 1 0 for Hussey Emery 3i1 4 0 (I 2 0 for All It PO A 'Weiser If -71-0 0 0 rt 3 0 0 2 0 Alecoy et 2 0 1 1 Mack et 300100 Benford 3b 3 0 0 7 1 1H Nield 3h 4 0 0 1 2 0 SS 3 0 0 1 1 Cl Smith If 4 0 1 3 2 0 6zmith rf 3 0 1 1 0 0 Turner 111 8 0 0 11 0 0 Malcolmson 300500Cruthers21)3 0012 1 Fahrer 3 0 0 4 1 Camino ss 3 0 1 I 3 3 0 1 2 1 0 Totals 29 0 3 24 7 3 Belanger 3 0 0 0 3 0 Lewellyn rf 1 0 0 0 0 AB 11 PO A rf 31130n Totals 30 0 3'123 13 2 AB It PO A Rickard cf 3 1 1 3 0 0 Totals 1V l' II I I I I Totals 0 0 2 or 13 2 611" 'w meaner-dot 00' VIRGINIA Petersburg 32 Mohr lond 32 Tthanoko 2s Portsmouth 25 Newport News 15 Norfolk I 44i 16 24 '22 34 32 507 010 53S 532 316 301 "40 Yellowstolib National ark oner Three Old Players Dropped and Four New Ones Added to the Ag gregation Four new men have been added tO the Charlotte team and three of the( old ones have been released 'rho new ones are Hoffman a fIrst-basei man Staokhuse and Smith as pitch4 ers and Renton who yesterday played first base at Greensboro who is an altround infield player St ack house a mi Smith aro hot utility mon though both are pitchers naturally hoth alternated with their College teams Smith "elIT )4-0 krS i Ai! 1 1 4 i 1 Mobilo 4( Chattanooga 31 Atlanta 31 Montgomery 31 Nashvilla Memphis 29 Birmingham 27 New Orlenna Gam pract 'rally Won New York Loses hi Phial I 'ra New York June 13-1 et roit defeat ed New York 5 to 3 In the ninth a ter Cobb hnd grounded out earli hit a single took vittited hound er litirton's head nod 't High who ran for Veaeh seorAd ahead of ilainor on the litters home I-1111 Errors enalded Ntoriarty to ttutire a third run in the 9th Srore: 1Z IL trolt 000 002 003-5 8 I New York o00 030 000-3 4 2 litittiew Hail Lake Zamitich and Stnnago hilitz Keating and SW(Pney Time 1:47 i'mpires: Connolty i PC 24 425 27 534 '28 525 28 5'25 31 492 31 483 31 46f1 1 1 328 1 teAi a'I i 4 '4 ebe' 1 WOOD FEATURES Might justly be named "Geyserlancl" They are innumerable wonderful and startling The preliminary growl the roar the gushing scalding sometimes 250 feet the myriads of colors and the clock regularity of the Geysers bring a keen appreciation of the wonders of nature This is only one of many features yet worth a journey across the continent See it this summer 4) -1 Union Paci lc ti 01 STANDARD ROAD OF THE WEST It st This new and dirett route will take I '4 you there over a wonderful heavy All double-track system protected by '411 40 double-track system protected by 1 1 tr alty4' ti k'r dee: tit xi 1 I i 1 i tio 'te A to- i '1 0 1 -1 i I 1 Pte! i I -1' IN Poyle 2b 4 1 2 1 0 Doak es 3 0 0 1 1 0 AB 'Watson 11 4110( 0 Angier cf 3 31) 4 0 0 3 0 Welly ss 2 Hobbs 3 0 10 0 0 Hargrove 2b 4 'Breslin If 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 Kelly rf 4 Coveney 3 0 1 8 3 0 1 Osteen 2b 4 Shore 3 0 0 1 1 0 1 Thompson If 2 1 l'ilorpoth 1b 4 Totals SO 3 5 27 9 0 Virloh 4 Bussey 3 Score by Innings: 1 CharlotteoAa 04-04 Totals Clreensborn M2 000 004-3 Durham- AB 3 1 ogler iV Kelly ss 2 targrove 3b 4 Kelly rf 4 -tstpen 21) 4 tt Thompson If 2 ttorpeth lb 4 4 Russey 3 Totals 21 1 Iloston Twit ler Wins Jfl It Canny Ith Single in Ninth nobton June I Boston nlatio it tour straight on St Louis troiny winning a 12-inning contPst 3 to 2 -Wood drove in the winning run with a single scoring Engh who hail ttiked find gimp to thlrit ort 19Val lace's wild throw to second Va gliVr ttuntott S'ummarY: Two-base hit Watson Dam on balls off Shore 1 off Fahrer 2 Strtmk out by Shnre by Fahrer 2 Stolen bssos Moroy (21 'Rickard 'COW- nor Double play Renford to Thnery Left on bases Charlotte 2: Greensboro 5 First base On error (tharlotte 0 Greensboro 2 Time 1:28 Umpire Mr McBride Attendance 400 Left on bases Charlotte 3: Greensboro 5 First base On errors (Ilarlotte 0 Greens- born 2 Time 1:28 Umpire Mr McBride 400 TO' 17 01-f A 14 rt11111 pto-t1 ortt rt i I 1t1 1 svore: st twis I no on 000 onn---2 6 2 11 Automatic Electric Block Safety Roston 101 (MO 000 t)0 3 A 0 i Vi161 'kk'Itcll Signals Excellent daily trains 1th ttorips: Tpv(q-nz and Agnow 1 110 Wood Ilt141 NlintIIIikpr Timo -1 1 1( nom Omaha Kansas City St uniplips 1un mil Eiran liklr1 Louk or Chicago AGAIN DOWN NAPS 1 iti''' California passeng ers ay visit the 'l 11 ark as a side trip from Salt 1 it '1 dp'' Islmviling mix scrontil iltia Eighth iv A Lake City or Ogden pasAthieties Win ()Ili 14i1 -P171 sengers for Pacific North- 0 west from Pocatello Idaho (ifrit: i til Low Round Trip a rot 2k'itA Fares I a- L4ow nouna I rip hrt ill A j0 it A Fares P''''-'7- ktr 1 f) 61 "144'1' so Va I 1 01i 4 I 00' 4 1 i 1 4:1 ti 1 h'Ti'l T10114e 1 11 I toi-t 1 0 4-419 1 le 1 vl -t2'11 19 Bel-Attendance StruErc Out la Men Taylorsville June In a pretty glims here Saturday Taylors- vine defeatpd Granite Falls ny tno wore of 10 to a Granite Fails unOci three pitehers but could not stop the heavy batting of the locals Campbell for raylorsville had ev erything his way yielding only four hits and strik- ing out la Batteries: Granite Allred Boylo Flowers and Starnes Taylors- viile Campbell and Matteson Fo vIK111K at I1-11-1 Speneer lias Ball Team I er end of the battery for the Hresbyi terian College of South Carolina dur-i Spencer June Ill-Special The I jug the past season while Stackhousti 1 rttieneer baseball team hos laton re- it II IN) A El pitched and played outfield for I 1 0 0 0 0 offord Celleg tea during the pastl I organized i a th full set of experi ec n- 1 1 4 4 0 season Huffman is also a coliegri ed players and untbtr tho captainey 0 2 2 2 1 soungster coming from the Northl! of Mart Smith who is well known 1 2 2 0 0 upon ti the recmendaon of one 1ague fcouts lie is a icf: among the fans The players airend3r 1 3 3 1 the Big 0 0 2 0 A foottr and weighs 190 oounck and la( "KFIgPd '11111 "ary'Y Mart 1 in 0 I said To be 'In excelVnt initial sack erH Smith Floyd Troxier A n)1 lin wee 0 1 4 2 0 i as welt as a natuilli heavy hitter Hal Dan Efts cwt MoQnagat Jim Al- 0 2 0 2 01 was expected to Join the team yee-t t11(rIzi nflinlil IiimmT17 TIrr 1 terdav but information from eens-1 lo 27 12 3' bort) was to the effect last night that ma teurs it contains some fine ba II he had not appeared upon the field if i plovers who have attained State tP--Artgler out bunted third strike he were in the city I' reputation and who will give spencer Neiderkern who it will be remema AS well rts other towns in this speCon Score by Innings: II bered was learning the game from some good ban A mon I he plocre Italetgb 00 000 behind the bat under Catcher Mall wbkh will bt rdaypd Ant Po) APP--3 colmson Is 'p exected to Join the club are flreenshort) Illoth Point Concord Kannapells 1 in Asheville Saturday and be here 1 cnnieem nmi other tearry4 A new Summery: Tbree-hose hit 1 Kelly next week Neidet kern It will be re-) canvas fence has been placed around sacrifice hits Thompson KO- ear ed spilt a thumb in a gam here! sfsv)11 wtks tow and went to nitil the diamond in Spencer The Mint Coln Company of Salts- ly Base on balls off 1111145PN '2 IC anger 2 Struck out by Bussoy 2: by how) to olow his hand to get well be-i bury bp" kindly donated uniforne Belanger 1 Stolen base holly lam- tore 040g totairt I for the t)la yf rm a nd the team will be tile plays Smith to Tumor: Hargrove MI 1toth Smith and Hertford playeu in known (114 th Mint Coin Teem The risteen to Morneth: KellY to Moriteth yesterdo's game at Greensboro and snits have 1I4rI ordered and win be heft on bases Raleigh 4: Imirbatn IC both Jae said to have acquitted them-t here for July 4 First ha Rf) on error IZalfigh 3: llorithm SelVes Visry well indeed Both gavor 2 Time 1:20 Umpire Mr Miller At the Impressain of being good hitters tendance 525 The players released were Stegall1 pteher Hell centerfleider and Moore' I441ros With C3rinie iklach first baseman i-: mALDEN Hanover Jue Itl--Captein it Foetus that all three were unable( tt-ft- it-r-z Dave MoreY pitcher of the Dartmouth to get along wkdi with their teaml i--7'-' IA College beKhali team fintIOUTICI'd t'I- mates in the game and refused 0 1-7t: day that he had signool a enntroot to play "Inside" ball That Hell west piny with the Philadelphia Arnerean a prominent young outgardener theroi Leagita foam Morey will report is no doubt "he local manageMenti ri-" July 1 grant ha a 1v nd ere exceedinglyi 7-- sorry to lost hint He hits been oil V-- AA much aid to the Hornets for he Is et fast HIIrt tielderond one of the bestt f' 'SALLE '-0''i In the circu ts re it Pit-boseman Moo I 4 317eS 2 for 25c '44' :1 -Iyoriti Is totally conceded the best initial 4Itg mocker in the cir ms cuit but it ste that A very popularshth apeaill Lein style ever t'14 7 Moore reromed to tike Inmtructiong RI' so tong Not too radical but a drligiolui 1147''' I 41 4 71t0 und is 1-(11 i i cnange from the more conservative shapes -i vfT: 4 to 'nonage Stegall who is 6)141): -) Wati wild nimo to be rather hard F' to do much with seeming to thinN art Allk 117 he knew the genie IiI4 W411 RS the oititt -eLiimel er eads and v4'111401 to takm instrue-j A Now Lightwalekt4 Deap Polatati tton Callars apc5 r1 9 AY Another of Charlotte's boat men ig laid off indefinitely at his own re4 With Linocord Unbreakable Buttonholes fillegt this being Pitcher VHn Pelt whoite arm is badly out Of fix and do t' NV GRAHAM CO ppg not 'wen) to improve Van Pelt does not believe he Ce ri eVPr got In Men o4 For Sake by 2 for 25 Lents again lie Is a good Illitn MAUI Ow elrI11414 POld14411' 4 CO Arrow Phirto IINIMICSOMINIMEINIIP notviets could nee him to advamtapj Soon by innings: Anti 0(111 0041---11 1)urham 101 P() -1 Summary: Three-base hit 1 Kelly Sacrifice hits Thompson (1) VV Te1- ly Base On baiii oft Tinfsoy '2 orr anger 2 ft 1( out by Buss-v 2: by Belanger 1 Stolen base holly r)011- ble plays Smith to Tumor: Hargrove To i Gsteen in Morpeth: Kelly to heft on bases Raleigh 4 Durham First base On errors Raleigh 1)orifam 2 Time Umpire Mr Miller At tendanee 525 lIoroy Shims With C3rinie Mach Hanover 11 June Dave Morey pitcher of the Dartmouth College haKhali team finnouneod day that he had signd a enntrart lc play with the Philadelphia Arneroa ti working at eith4 er end of the battery for the PresbYi terian College of South Carolina dur-i ing the past season while Stackhous(4 fore I riailm- home to it him hand to get well beii bury has kindly donated uniforom for the players and thn team will be tioth Smith anti TiAnford PlaYeu known MP thp Mint Coln Team The yestordio's game at Greenaboro and snits have boon ordered and will be both me said to have acquitted thom-i hero for July I'1iI(1'hIa junp I tinder dna tlytat ell nd 3 to 2 today Tho moo tps al won by col 40 ing two hits in both tho litventh nd pight innings rilitathtphia Junp If rmiiRder phil thfat ed 74dmid 3 to 2 I0- day Tho brow tfqlt fti 1V(M by C1 1-ting two hitm in both tho Eventli ta t11 irrht innitlito 11 111 -A 1 -4-1 in effect daily to Sent 30 1 41 i )t th Stop-over at Denver and I ----4 I )6 4-- Salt Lake City Write -le for beautifully illustrated book- '11 "g': let giving detailed information about I il 4 the Pwaraky i IC 4 ')Vil4f4 Stop-over at Denver and 7 1') Salt Lake City 'Write 1 for beautifully illustrated book- --4-1- let giving detailed information about the Park the trips and the best way to see the West Scorp: rt II clklind 010 001 000-2 6 0 phlia1411)hia 000 010 11x-3 9 0 1 ttiriuti: loallinnherg and Camel) Plonk rid Sehang Time 1: 3 171nOrem 1111i10rind and ()1Augillin NEW (11Ultc11 AT SALIBURY Nmlolk Southern Gets Land The Norfolk Southern Railroad rompany yesterday tiled several jieeds with the Clerk of the Superior Court for their right-of-way throutrh a part of Clear Creel Township The deedm were in fee simple The deeds recordoti yesterday were given by A 1 Wilson and wife A Russell and wife and Hag le and wife and for several acres of land thrt strip being 6() feet wide The larg st waft from the land of Mr Wilson ths deed in this instanee calling for 821) acres II ROLLINGS A Lk 620Wood ward Bldg Birmingham Ai 2flb 94 '2 ikeq k'k 1 515J tsler141 '4ii --01 i 0 '17- 7 111t to) vt s' I i'iel -h 4ii14i i fl i (iv) N)--'4 4 I A 1441 't A 4 ROLLINGS A 4ys 620 Woodward Bldg Birmingham Ala 11 am io 4 i '1 tilli 'Ilt 11 7 I I i '4 44' s'r lb 7 it ::4 lit 1 ve tlv 04 0 -J' 2- ev yk I ''t 4080- 41 e' 116? ''k- E--- rt4641 1 1 I at Ion 1Vork rompletA41 rr BiilIIiti 1 rst ('laNtnut (Special to The Ob)rver) Salisbury Juno excamlf11 1 work for the chestnut Hill Presbyte- 1 rlan Church hal been completed and the structural work wlil be started ot 7 ronooF huildIng la to be of Itowar end will rest 37000 It Inentml on Ride avenue near Felt)n wreet rormerly It wax knnwn ass Chestnut l'rebytorlan Church hut hereafter th name will be the Second Pres- totorin'n Church Rev Hollur of Spetwer puetor The building la 1) belnir ereettd under the auPervisiwa of 'Watson 't 'i 1 I 1 A 1 1 I 'M The Tteat hot Weather Toole TASTIlifESS chili TONIC enriches the blood end builds up the whole system end it tkiii wonderfully strengthen and fortify You to with eland the depresaing effect of the hot aummer Ni os 40 1:1 ink fif.