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Winston-Salem Journal from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 8

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WINSTON SALEM JOURNAL MONDAY JULY 11 1927 Croaker Wade May Land With Connie Tribe Chicago Cubs Real Scout Thinks Good Pitching Rookie Stars Much of Wade or This Loop Unofficial Decisions Others Want Him By rank Spencer Chisox Bunch Hits Tigers on Rampage de ifi Giants Divide in field A Double Bill Man shef 0 0 0 0 3 lieraid and Jake Wade of the Cha: has been tlie Charlotte Observer first Probe Charge McCarthy Made 0 A 6 4 hits 0 0 11 0 A Portion of Kenan Stadium I Poured Seats Being Put In at Holm If 4 1 LINENS risch 1 6 9th 0 or Summer Dress Up Wear $500000 Advance 0 A Ab Callow Responds 0 OJ 0 run in 4 4 8 0 1 AV tl aniscf 0 4 0 4 6 0 0 1 VIRGINIA 1 EAGUE 0 0 0 Two Pants ten thousand fans were 0 474 0 () 0 0 1 411) LINEN SUITS 1 0 0 0 4 2 6th 20 0 0 4 0 0 from 0 31 1 6 2 010 4 hi of Hit 7 West 4th Street BARNEY GOOGLE for sale within a few days Creit Bri'n uj lollop of 0 0 0 in off out on eky Mt Raleigh 4 0 of Demp from his the nub OlShautep OiSmuhp Perkins Dykes 1 Lamar it Boieyes VV Rom cl brovep Quninp 0 0 0 by Mr officials 0 Snu'rlhrf 4 Doutitcf 3 000 100 4 4 4 0 0 8T at Th'rstn Rigney Bishop 2b HaleBh Cobhrf Sim ns cf 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Neunlb Woodall Whihillj) stole He 4 5 4 0 0 0 0 the the Rirerf Harris 2b 0 0 0 4 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Wilson Adam? ss Pick 3b hc tecf Webhrf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Schulte Sberdelp 0 0 1 0 Okmulgee 1 ort smith 4 8 Muskogee 10 0 1 pitched About present Score: 0 Holm If T'p'cer3b risch 2b one days 45 30 600 42 35 545 Norfolk 38 38 500 Kinston Gulfport 12 I 'Alexandria 7ehed (i led da oi roK Monroe 7 Vicksburg I Only game? Burke ryp TWERE MCMJ WCAXJL lox AATEMD XtA READY1 Grimes pM ueller xOtt Two Webb (Jarev PIHt Reeves sa Berger 4 Ad'ms2b 2 Bennett 0 islprlb in the Ta verier second PIEDMONT LEAGUE 1 8 32 3 7 27 17 xBatted for 2 Terrylb OHarpcrrf 2Taylorc 1 (LBamesp 0 Summa rf I iliums I Hollywood 12 1 bacramentn 4 Sa nq le if tst 4 Is Ed Train of the bcoop Iati ReckCb Bushp to wrn GASMAN IS NOT GWt UINNSEL TcoA'i GMER IMOUtGENCE XOU KMGUJ Ct ME ME VER KMCAxISNWaT A INTJAT state Might be SO XOS SETTER Give me The To HIS second checked safeties tl With Powerful Pitching Staff and Great Defense McCarthy Can ight UE nn ut iai an 36 40 33 40 31 43 for an 42 11 15 27 8 xBatted for WINSTON CLO CO St Louis Mack Has Great aith in Piedmont League Plajers 7 6 Bates New York July 10 (ZP) The Giants split a double header with the Cards before 25000 spectators today New York annexing the first by 5 to 0 and losing the other by 7 to 3 Virgil Barnes was in rare form and blanked the world champions with one in the Root of hit game If never worn one of our hand tailored linen suits you have certainly missed a lot of sum mer comfort Linen Suits always assure you of a well dressed appearance hit a the sixth fight: driving Dempsey's scalp" knock Sharkey Quinn none in In 4 1 In 3 Innina: Wingard Wild pitch Grove Losing niteher McGowan and for SBInll lC Ab 5 3 I investigation was made by Dram i the the both twenty the Brooklyn July 10 Chicago tightened Its grip on first place in AN' HE dEVER SEEMED LIVE A PftlNKIW MAH SN IT A SHAME DETROIT Ab It 4 4 4 4 hit a single by arrell second inning Charley the cubs pitched a in Pittsburgh a few Mc with Schuble 0 3 5 0 1(1 1 7 first half as 35 3 10 24 14 7th xBaited The orders were received by long distance telephone and bade President Bramharn to thorough Investigation The charge was made Cartv after the refusal of of the Durham club to pay him $750 the amount he alleged was dim him from the sale price of $15000 received for Cook outfielder who was sold to the IIISDY BUNCH Chicago July io (API Chicago bum hed hits today and defeated Boston 4 1 giving Thomas his thirteenth vic tory of the season The visitors scored their lone run in the ninth inning when Rollings batted for Summers and started Batted for Hoffmann in for Lunduren in Oth zBatted for bom tn era in Boston Chn ago was first Raleigh following the other hand the Philadelphia Gufford Rocky leading pitchers Moger won Lifford won May Rocky Mount having losses Senators Keep Winning bj Heating Indians Again off Thomas Hit by pitcher by Wild pi ten Pennock Uni Time 2:08 Is Almost Certain Negolia lions Will Be Opened Willi Twins Moguls Birmlnghafn 3: Mobile 5 Little Kock 10 Nashville 6 Atlanta 2 New Orleans Chattanooga 5 Memphis 6 Jack Tavener Steals Sec ond Third and Home in Same Inning off Yanks Ruth went hitless in five out for his Lou the re also 1 1 3 off Pate nings: on Rommel 4 3 13 innings 1 3 inning off Uro rungs Nevers 4 in 8 tn 3 2 3 innings winning pit ner i Umpires Hildebrand Tinv SOU TWINS 3 667iHich Pt 4 556 Durham canies: Raleigh Once More Western School Pnnes Training School and Stepping Stone the only has expo Oimihi Lincoln 6 1 (second game tied) upa Amarillo 4 make a With Congress and the Presi dent out of town the talk of Washington is Reeves rookie who has been playing a sensa tional game at shortstop for the Senators New photo of him Clabaugh Leads in Hitting With 395 Average Bucs'Lead ielding 000 6 3 Statz cf 2Carevrf OJler'anlb 0 elix If 0 13 42 14 20 27 12Batted for Pate Wingard in Uth zBatted for Adams in fth Philadelphia 300 043 121 14 SL Lotus 120 041 Errors Bishop Boley Willtams Tuw bawi hits Cochrane Cobb Simmons Nevers Miller Dukes Lamar Three bine hits bisler Rite Home run Hale btolen baes Cobb Simmons Boley Sacrifices Cochrane Williams Simmons Lamar Grove Left on hap Philadelphia 8 st Louis 13 Bases on off Wai bert 2 Crowder 2 Pate 1 Rommoll 1 Grove 4 Struck out by Walbert rowder 2: Tate 1 Nevers 2 Grove 2 1 Bit tlerss 4 2 Plittp ham who reported that he found nothing reprehensible in conduct of the officials of Durham baseball 2 Gerlterps Crowd rp 2 Nevers DAV xs hang zMcliilo WESTI RN A)( IT1DN rfopttn Topeka A bpringticld 3 0 4 by and Terry Jackson and Hornsby on bases New York Sf Tnni Bases on balls off McCraw Grimes trucK out by McGraw Hits off Grimes 11 in phi a collected 20 hits off three St Louis pitiheis and won today 11 to II The only things that broke the monotony of tno game wore when Simmons stole home in the Hi th and when Hale slammed a home run tn the ninth with none Philadelphia used five pitchers Box gf ore and lammary: sr louis Ab 0 Chicago Cubs Tighten Grip on op Place by Lick ing Brooklvn Sacrifice Hilrne Washington 10 Cleveland iMns mi Lisrn ea Lev sen 4 off Shaute 1 Struck out bV IisenbAA (rant 1 Hit off Ltsenbee mugs: tn 1 1 3 off Sliaute 4 in 1 2 berry 2 in 2 3 off Smith 3 Braxton 0 in 1: off Grant 1 in 1 by pitcher by Ltenhee (J SeweliY pitches Burke 1 Grant Passed ball Sewell Winning pitcher Marberrv Losing iithr Smith Umpires Van Grat ian and Rowland Time 2:11 ono nun ooi i0U2 Olli Ulx 4 alk Tun hawA hits MpIzIaf Carlyle McCurdy Regan Peck Sacrifices Thomas Barrett Double plays Regan Myer to Todt Mver Rntran to Todt: Kamm Clancy Left on bases Boston 12 Chicago Bases on balls off Thomas Lundgren 2 Struck out by Lund gren 1 Thomas 1 Hits off Lundgren tl in fi innings Russell 1 in 1 Summers 2 in 2 Passed balls Hoffman Losing pitcher Lundgren Umpires Geisel Nal liu and Dineen Time lt43 Chicago Brooklyn Errors Grimm haw hit elix Home run Pick Sacrifice (irimm Hargreaves and Herman Chfcdgo 9 Brooklvn 7 otf Pint 5 off Bush by Bush 3 Hits oil Pint fi ln mass of! Ehrhardt 0 in pib I'litl Umpires Moran and Rearden Time 1:58 Durham July 10 (J) A second investigation of charge made by Lew McCarty deposed manager of the Durham Bulls that he was instructed not to try to win the first halt of the 1927 pennant chase in the Piedmont League has been started by Wil liam Bramham president of the league the result of orders received from Commissioner The Suits Preferred Ry HLNRY I ARIULL New York July With an ad vance sale In exce of $500000 and at least $100000 in orders that been tabulated the Dempsey Sharkey fight Is certain to live up to Tex Rickard's predic tion of a million dollar show Before leavin training camn in White Springs to avoid the rush nf sonal for choice seats Rickard said ha had never seen tne tickets move so fast in career as a promoter Because of the scale prices and the limited searing pacity of the Yanke Stadium record of S2006 nna made ar Tunney Dempsey fight will not be equalled but the receipts probably will make a record for a contest In which a championship Is not at stake While there is a certain amount of interest in Sharkey the record gate will be another testimonial to the drawing power of Dempsey and If he should defeat Sharkey decisively and get a return match with Tunney all records would he broken Dempsey started th big money era when he fought Jess Willard and drew $452522 There may have been greater champions and better fighters than Dempsey was hut certainly no fighter ever lived who had such an appeal to the public Sharkey is stilt a slight favorite in the betting but it is likely the former champion will it least even money when he enters the ring on the night of July 21 Opin ion nae switched In favor sey on favorable reports training camp and with Hcatlnn of Dr report that the former champion is in good physical condition mere never has been any doubt about Sharkey's condition and in ns irainin Batted for Pennock in lor Pipgras tn New York Detroit Errors Combs Dugan Reese 3b 6 Roush cf 1 lb U'j'cks'ne 1 'Harner rf 3 3 Taylor a In the raw seven Danville recruit Cardinals on base in Score: Batted for Grimes Iq 7th Clarkson in Dth St Louis 020 New York non Dnuthil Terry Jackson JONES Si EKS HONOR Bobbie Jones brilliant Atlanta golfer will seek to win the British open crown for the second straight time today when he tees off in the first round of the play at si Andrews England Despite the poor showing in the recent American tournaments Robbie will enter the tournament a strung favorite with the natives to win the honor lor the second straight year Jones hn not demonstrated his old time form this year but spite this fact he is sure to be high In the fight lor the championship and even against the large field he is to face he is picked by critics hack home to place among the leaders Bobbie is a steady golfer not a flashy star and he can place high with the rest of the noted stars of the links His stle uf play seems to be peifected on a different style irurn his opponents slightly and he is never nervous unless in Ins icen Oakmont meet The recent tournaments may hang over his heafi bat J0103 is not the kind of man tn let such matters bother hint to ouch an extent If worries over his American defeats do cause him trouble he may not retain the championship ho won last year if the change in air dees not worry him he will return home with the cup again or else he will come home with a fine record stolen base re was loading in 21 thefts Cook 19 each poled out retting 22 two play blows Lundeen and Wade wero next with 21 apiece Strain and Lundeen were in front with the most triples each having 9 to his credit Cashion of Durham times in the leaders Wai Special to Philadelphia rom a reliable has learned that of the Athletics is reported to have recommended to Connie Mack the purchase of Wade slug ging outfielder of the Winston Sa lem Piedmont League club Although no official word to this effect has come from Mackian headquarters it Is practically a certainty that Connie has or In tends to open negotiations with the Winston Salem manager At the same time it was reported that several other major league ivory hunters had also said more than one good word concerning prospects to their superiors Ray Cahill of the St Louis Browns and Charley Stis of the While Sox who have been scout ing various Southern circuits for the past month are great admir ers of the Winston Salem slugger 'and undoubtedly have instructed Their teams of possibilities According to the reports of scouts he is certain to be wearing major league regalia next spring Mike Drennan the Ivory hunter who is said to have been the one to recommend Wade to Mack chaser the once II van Abi i Ab 4 4 4 3 4 Clarkon 1 Grimes 1 Ularkaun 1 Unipifps Quigley Time 2:10 Yankees and Senators Vin ive Out of Eight Club Standings testing Brooklyn to 0 in the opening tilt of the Eastern inva sion Lfidie home run in the seventh decided the Issue Guy Bush eased the Robins down with five scattered hits His opponent Norman riitt allowed tn the seven innings he Pet ooana Winston Sdeni Rovky Mount at High Point Salis bury at Durham not out OOP 3 Th ran Paso hit McGraw Home run Sehuble stolen bases Southworth Schulte risch Saeritiees Terry Tonorcer Double nlavs Terry Jackson and Terry Jackson Horns Letl ft By ELWOOD THGBY The Journal July source the writer a lynx eyed scout Czar Landis Orders Branr ham to Start Second In quiry Into Affairs MM IV GET X'O HITS Louis July 10 (A) Raleigh July 10 (T) Good pitching by two hurlers timely hitting and a strong defen sive afield combined to give Ra leigh first half honors and put lioeky Mount in second place un official figures of Piedmont League activities revealed tonight Moose" Clabaugh High "home run king of the led with the bat at 395 follow ed by Strain Raleigh with 387 Moger Raleigh hurler now be ing sought by Athletics and Mount were each averaging 18 games and lost 11 and lost 4 finished second torles and four average of 733 Rocky Mount ing with 988 with 987 On Rocky Mount stood last in hitting with 284 while Raleigh was next to bottom with 26 9 In comparing relative standing of the clubs Durham was last in the race yet led the entire league in team hitting t3O4 Durham hitting in the others not far Milwaukee J8 4 Toledo 1 1 Minneapolis 8 3: Indianapolis 7 5 Columbus '(M Kansas City 2 5 Wueo 4: Houston 5 Dulins 10 Mirevrpurt 5 I Worth 3 Wichita alls 5 Beaumont 5 San Antonio 8 I 1 Ah A 4 () 0 (I (1 0 0 0 and Tauby Bull Terrier male full JrfecUy blared fore bee Homer Ingle ftt the 010 O00 101 400 6 Two base hits Gehrig Heilman Whitehtll Morehart Homs in Warner htolen bases Geh rinjrer Tavener 3 Woodall Morehart hacnlicetj Neun Combs Double plays Lazzen Xo Morehart to Gehrig Warner to eh ringer to Warner Left on bases New York 10: Detroit 4 Bases on bails off Pennock 2 Whitehill 2 btruek out by Whitehill ti Dipgrass 2 Thomas 1 Hits off Pennock 9 0 innings off ripgrass none in 1 inning none in i inning Whitehill (Gehritr Whitehill Losing pitcher pires Owens ami Ormsby ST LOUIS AbRHO A 0 I 11 ill Lojunir pitcher Grimes Wilson and Pfirman New Turk 5 3 St Louis 0 7 Chicago 1 Brooklyn 0 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Baseball Results American League Washineton 10 Cleveland 9 New York 3: Detroit 6 Boston 1 Chicago 1 Philadelphia JI st Lnul 11 Nashville Tenn July 10 (API Re lief nit her Hunter blanked the Nashville ol alter retifvjng Thomahaln at thet irt of tho fifth and Little Rx'k took Ip list kw of the werica 1 it to 6 mmno: RHE Lfitl 303 non 202 13 Nashville 103 00 (JOn 0 0 4 DUpiPSEY OR SHARKEY? Difference of opinion is the spice of hie Eastern and Southern writers have split on the question ns to who will win the Dempsey Sharkey flight lo such mi extent that nobody knows where they stand The queer part of the situation is that the Southern writers and State scribes are not the only ones worried over the matter but the boys In the big cities in the East arc split more ways than the Mississippi delta Randv Edmundson of the Charlotte Observer compiled figures of Interest from a few of the writers and when the whole thing was totaled nobody had won but Tex Rickard The following men votrd for Sharkey: Harry Cross of the New York Herald Tribune William Gant of the Greensboro Daily News luavict Jenkins or tne Duriiam lone Observer 'James I' Dawson of the New York Times: New York American: LuMe Tenner Charlotte boxer: mer of the Greenville News Ernie Phillips of the Asheville Times ana hutue iJrietz lormer sports editor of picked Dempsey to win Sharkey has the following to say about over and will drive right back after the fight with Jack Dempsey issued the following statement out and then beat Tunney to the Cleveland July to (API Wash ington made it five straight three days from Cleveland by overcoming a seven run to defeat the Indians 10 to 9 here uh lay In even innings Ram stopped the game Cleveland knocked Lisrnbee from the bov the fourth inning when seven runs wtre scored but could do little with visiting relief pitt hers Rice let! the' Sena attack with two singles a double and a triple Bluege hit 3 triple with the uu Hieu in me sixin Box ore and summary WASHINGTON I CLEVELAND A 4 2 2 contest Bob New York Henry shortstop of the 1 homer with two HEM He Rtt VAMWCRftf nv 1 IATCHET AMD PROPOSED A Toast to tieir ps HAM GLAD To ACCEPT iaiNKIMG That AT LAST Me WAS To KMQM' The Reason fcr acmecs VISIT LITTLE CD Barney ere an 'That trs Toast was a HCA'a To tiRUG M(M (MTo (NSENSlBlttTY 28 4 27 6 6th xBatted Mobile July Mobile enjoyed a bic third inning of Pitcher Woolfolk who started for Birmingham today and U'ot th i I a tno hduie ui me Benes 000 3 8 OOx 5 8 and Vary an with an average of had six regulars300 class and two below that mark and Rocky Mount executed winning play by better fielding and the work of two good hurlers The Capitals had Moger and Elliott who won thirty games as a pair and lost thirteen Rocky Mount was kept around the top by and Lifford who together won 23 and lost 3 games Home run honors of the half went to Clabaugh who crack ed out 11 circuit blows and has added two more since and Cook They were tied Otis Cashion Durham was second with nine while eorl who has been dropped by the was third with eight During the first half fifteen players accumulated as many as three homers Holmes Diehl former Captain outfielder now with Richmond led in scoring with sixty runs dur ing the first half Clabaugh was second with 59 and Otis Cashion third with 58 The Durham club scored 393 as the leader in team run getting while the Caps had 384 to their credit Salisbury had the least number of runs with 299 Three players merry race for cords but Braly the first half with and Clabaugh had Cook and Clabaugh the most doubles each 000 OOu 0 012 5 Errors Toporcer Douthit Schubel 2) 1 wo nasii nits jerry jnrKSon Home run? Lindstrom Harper bases Rf ese Roush Sacrifice akw vrteanp July 10 in a ram mirkM by brilliant fielding bv both teams i ended in breaking a tenth inning tie to win uver New Orleans itrirr luuajr ny uie BCUC OI IO Score by mninga: Atlanta ion 060 ooi 2 New Orleans 000 010 000 Hodges Collard and Anderson Rogers and Brock Taylor Stolen Tlarnpr Double pliys Reese Hornsby ami Terry (2) Southworth am! O'arrell Left on bases New York St Louis 4 Bases on balls off Barnes ft oft Sherdel 4 Struck out by Sherdel 2 by Barnes 2 I'niiiires firman Quisley and Wilson Time 1:50 SECOND GAME NEW YORK Ab HO A 0 De Molne 1 2 Denver 4 Wichita alls Oklahoma and the other 'will be placed the disposal of the visiting team iJuring the last few tsv i parapet behind the east stand has en under consideration The space between this and the stand itself 7 5 feet wide will be a sort of cor ridor for the circulation of the crowd Hundreds of truckloads cf sand and topsoil have been carried to the arena since the middle of last month and the central portion where the gridiron will lav is now almost ready for planting The sowing will be done in the middle while the filling in the space nearer the stands continues Adequate draining facilities are being installed The stadium will be completed in time tor mldseason football games but it is unlikely that tt will be used before the Carolina Virginia Thanksgiving came which is to be the occasion tor the dedication giving the fly over for some time It is believed he needs a trifle more seasoning before being ripe for regular big league work and if the locals obtain Wade they may turn him over to their land Pacific Coast League club At present the Athletics are In no need of outfielders but when Cobb and Wheat hang up their togs Mack will have to have men ready to take their places and it is likely lie will groom Wade for one of the jobs The Athletics are not desirous of obtaining his services until the close of the Piedmont League sea son but Mack no doubt will in some way attach a string to him so that no other club steps in and outbids him As a result oi the Athletics' poor showing this season the scouts have been instructed to re port on all promising material and from the present outlook at least ten to fifteen rookies will be bat tling it out with the veterans down in ort Myers next spring Two of the newcomers are ex pected to be Johnny Ogden star of the Baltimore staff and Jimmy Reese highly touted second sacker of the Oakland Pacific Coast League team Mack is said to have offered $50000 for Reese considered one of the finds of the year There is also a strong possibil ity that George Earnshaw and Bill Sheedy pitcher and first baseman respectively of the Orioles will be purchased at the conclusion of the International race Mack has plenty of faith in Piedmont Leaguers and the writer has every reason t6 believe he will buy Wade Connie Is more than pleased with the results of Dave Barbee the former home run king of the Piedmont circuit who was secured late last summer He was released on option to Reading of the International League shortly after the Athletics came North this season and his work with the Keys has been outstanding He is reputed to be one of the best outfielders in the league be ing especially feared for his long distance swatting If Wade Is as good a prospect as Barbee va whi lie was purchased which the scouts declare he is the Athletics will pluck another baseball gem Box score and summary: BOSTON I CHICAGO Ab HO A I Ab By BERNIE HARTERNew York July 10 Rusty Cal low of Washington crew coach has responded to the clink of Eastern gold Once again the great school of the Northwest has proven a training school and stepping stone for an Eastern op portunity or Callow former University of Washington crew captain and for the past five years In charge of the husky oarsmen is reported to have signed a contract with the University of Pennsylvania The salary which was off erd as a lure to draw the famous mentor East is reported around the $15000 per year mark Pennsylvania is not Eastern institution which found the Washingtonian nents of the Hiram Connibear sys tem of rowing desirable Ed Leader head coach at Yale resigned from a similar position at Washington in 1922 to head Mast Two other ex Huskies complete 'he Yale crew coaching staff Mikh Murphy Washington '22 is in charge of the freshmen while Don Grant Washington directs the lo't pound eight red Spuhn present head coach at the University of Pennsylvania tnd Max Luft freshman mentor also received their training on Lake Washington There men have been paring the way for Cal low Chuck Logg Princeton is an other Washington product Cal low has eleven former Husky crew roacnce tne Hast ahead of him tn selecting Callow thalr mentor Pennsylvania Indicates a comeback bid in rowing: circles Score by intunga: Birmingham oio 101 Mobile 005 600 WooHoik Cunningham Pierta and Query Memphis Tenn July 10 (AP The Memphis Chukas iwa came from behind vnu vuauMliJilKl t) jij J) Svorft by innmgfl: 400 Men phi mo nniir New York July 10 (TP) pass ins tlie halt way mark with the National League leadership in their possession Joe McCarthy's Chi cago Cubs are one of the sensa tions of baseball It has been a long time since Chicago had a really dangerous contender for the pennant in the older circuit hut the phenomenal strides made by the starless Cubs indicate a sud den change in baseball fortune They won 12 straight before be ing stopped by the Phillies An other spurt carried them through six in a row and it took the Pi rates to overhaul them last week after they had captured nine straight Gilt edged pitching and a fine hustling spirit imbued by a keen minded ambitious manager have combined to confuse a host of baseball critics who had predicted only average success for the Cubs McCarthy's team won six out of seven games last week on 26 runs fewer than any other club in the league The Cubs' total of 56 hits (Continued on Tage Eleven) Chapel Hill Juiv The last of the seats in the east stand of he Kenan Memorial Padlum being erected at the Uni versity were poured last night and construction of the seats In the west stand will begin Munday if the schedule followed for the last month calling for the pouring of 500 seats a day is continued the stadium will be completed the first part of August It has been definitely decided to proceed at once with the erec tion of a building to contain dress ing rooms lockers and showers for the athletes as well as a con ference room for the officials a first aid station and space for general utility purposes in connec tion with the games This struc ture will be at the south end of the stadium and will have a court facing the front with the middle of the building set back between two wings One wing will serve as the quarters of the Carolina team MUST GAME ST LOUIS NEW YORK Ab A Ab 0 0 0 10 Cannon Jones and Turner Kflly and M'Kef 8f Augustine 4 5elma 3 (Only one game scheduled) LEAGUE Seattle Minions 1 1 i riianil os Angelen Whitehill Wins Battle of Southpaivs rom Pennock and Yankees Bow to Tigers 6 to 3 35 10 1) 21 28 II tn 21 1 1 Batted tor Burner In ftth Halted lor Merbcrry in 71h zBatted lor Grant in 7 th tiOi) lot 3 jo Cleveland too 701 Errors Harns Judge Re ves (2) Two baso hits Korney Klee bewell Sew ell Three base Ims Rwe Bluege Summa Stolen base Rice Sacrifices Spurgeon Summa Burns Left on bases ana uapj on of! Burke off on Grant 1 4: Levsen' 2 off Mvsen 7 tn 4 off Burke (1 otf Mar I XH1BITION Trenton July 10 CAPI Cinoinnu 2 JO 000 10 oCtll Sale J)V Trenur 2 the Twins slumned last WfiPk find nlu one out of five games The Salisbury Spencer Colonial's lrtnta iciurneu HiUi 1 olnt in the only game of the series The only in Rocky Mount resulted in a defeat for Mack's club Shames fit hnm neraineff st tut whi trie iwns a I itniT feet Hnd start out afler lte fast traveling Colon ials in the race for the second halt wam Solid support from the Ians will also help the team in the games against the Caps and straighten them out for the final drive 1 ni io vuitcu jut run in revPilTn ooo uno loo ooo ooo oon nerman outler Thre base hit Stolen base Double play Left on Basg on ball? Struck out ni LosinrO'Day 1 WINS HERE TODAY The Twins ill return to Svuthaide Park this afternoon to open a two garne series against the first naif winning Raleigh Capitals The game against the Caps will be the only appearance of the Twins here this week After starting off the second half with a rush by defeating Durham otixufcHu games i 1 1 a I ai'iC KU KI dU i knocked the club off for three in a row uy wnipping game played The two Detroit Miclu July 10 (Tj Girl AVhitehill outpitched Herb Pennock in a battle of left handers here today and Detroit downed New York 6 to 3 The ligers hammered Pennock for four runs the fourth thereby cnncning game In this inning Jack Tiger shortstQp third and home the plate on the end of a steal to which Woodall double went to Babe times at bat striking first two trips to the plate Gehrig rival of Ruth fur home run championship was stricted to a double and fanned twice Pnv and summnrv: i lUftR OA AbK 3Combs i 3 2 U'Ruthlf 2 QGehriglb 2 OMeueelri Lazzen hs Dugan 3b Grab'skic Pen'uckp Pipsrapsp Thomas Wera xPaschall t'v 1 ci i Orleans July 10 In dIUI DIliU I ight Will Live Up to Prediction Sensations in Big League for Walberl 4 in 5 in 3 2 3 In Ya big gak'AAWi ggT Wy WliP NY 19SKX s' JUxrii lira 'JL 4 1 sv 3 2 5 0 I i 0 '5 1 1 io i i raWSQr 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 Grnv I Evan ji 2:33 ML 1 2 ilfK I I (VEEE vdvlLTl £1 ItyTiH mu iioNMRes I qc'EER fiiW'5? 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