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Winston-Salem Journal from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 18

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A Wake orest Wins In Shore Then and Today ast Scoring Battle Baseball Record Book $595 $395 Ihown A' ONE LOT AT 2 PRICE 5 REAL VALUES DOLLAR DAY Union Suits Pajamas $1 $1 31 tn 1M Value Hats 1 $2 0 $1 $1 wing to 3M Vnlneg Ln to S3 RO Value IS to 7 Value Ties Handkerchiefs 15 25 25 SUITS Caps Linen Collars Golf Hose Ted bad MUrioiim aillllondnlUr NECKWEAR WOOL MULERS MEN! Lay in a Sea Blouses 81 VALUES 01 2 OR Vi 2 Suits $1 82 VALUES fl1 EACH P1 2 OR I Saturday I s' DOLLAR DAY ANCHOR STORE 0 GOL HOSE 0 0 4 0 0 dd oot rnnuer but it ftilM im th preftW IU' MbM and Wixln Shumaks JvnmM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I Regular $35 to $50 Values Prohibition's birthday reminded in that sr supposed to have It Tamps (lal Tribune 0 0 Beautiful selection of tics Regu lar $1 values or Dollar Day Supply at this Price Regular $30 to $40 Values Regular $250 qual ity Only one dozen to be sold at this low price 'S hi 100 Shirts offer ed at this low price for Dollar Day only GtiriMN Aby hmM I I Vanrtrrtnort lorwafJ hiaitnim forward Mow rnt? A renter MartMH Our Regular 110 SWEATERS Our Regular 85 SWEATERS Regular $2750 to $35 Values Outdoor Coats and Leather Lumberjacks Will Correct Mistake Claims Sporting News SUITS a 0 0 17 Jack Dempsey Wins In Startling Victory To Take Title at Toledo prior to th fight and nttd ih Hnr InoWInf mor Ilk hho hn rnT nwhng toraetou wWU bar bnrM Ws IIbM An amuainr irk ronu tloa with that famnii fiiUl ks worth recording hr Battling Nehan who hM leal hi Ktht $150 AND $2 $1 VALUES EA Guilford College tonight 48 to Hayworth ord 11 of the Quak ers' whl! t'nrtor led Hi Baptists with fifteen j'aschal rtg latered )a 7ln un: Twin City Citizen Turned in Exhibition Against Washington In 1917 as Relief Hurler for Bos ton Red Sox Club aa al thia Moment that aoiuMbinr wrong wHh th 111 11 rang be fora ithoiik! bava and many pinp bellevg day that had th rmmd gon th rnlMtinn th minute Wjllard would 0 0 0 Several year later Horney then aomewhat down on hl lurkn to become Rickard's maieh maker In the Old Garden a pout that ho held until the present Garden waa opened wa on Rickard's payrcll In varlou caps cltiea right up until tho time of tho promoter' death Rlekard have much faith In dark Dempsey th challenger thought him too email for the gigantic Jess tVillard and felt that he wouldn't make any hatter show ing agalnt the champion than bad rank Moran thre year eartier It la pmonblo that many fanghgred Rickard' opinion of lb comparatively unknown challenger for the fight failed to draw the way Tex hoped it would Despite th export ballyhoo that Rickard implied tn building up the eonte1 gate was far low hl expec tation and lc the day ct hla death 1 he could olfor no explanation of Pinehurst Jan 31 Rex Tar heclla unted setter from the Ballev kennei of Baltimore han dled 'by Bevan won first place here thia afternoon In th rren fur all all age rbkee of the lnehunit Country Club field trial erris Procter Blmpklna owned hy Charles I'heli of airfield Conn and hand'ed hy Charles 1 Prickett reins In second In the ecent thn feature and closing trial of th 13W1 annual meet of th ettih Jan of Wingfoot another entrant from th Bliey kennela placed third Union Suits 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ollar Day VALUES That Will Appeal to Men Who Prefer Quality Merchandise Silk Shirts Slh Colw CnlorM llnrtlm 8 for $1 eon against the erack High Point quint Monday night and th work In practice thia week will ba pent in polishing up on the week epoia thet tame to light In this game Shirts Collar MtaHiet! and Neckband Style $1 31 bO Io 4 Value 31 and 3110 Value 2 for $1 Rickard began to promote the Willard Dempsey battle at Toledo for the heavyweight champion ship of the world ha was badly bent financially A for Jack Kearns we only On leap ahead of the sheriff It was nc eaaary for Rickard tn dig up a bank roll man In a hurry Ho was wrestling with this problem when he happened to run Into rank JI lornov whom he had known year before rank had cleaned up a loung fortune In cotton and he volunteered to back the Toledo thia except that people figured Hempsey to physically out classed no All VRB Shout to turn In Ths whsr wu tilkslly but and Nelson UUnkinc th barrel roniatusd s' lurrtwil Into tt and look a balh All nest fsn Ortnklnr lsnonale In which Mstlhns Nel on hsd bsihwt IIKUIOEV tANIlS At the io nl the grsi sour Dtwrsry rhsrrol out of Hl rororr like a nid rlruej bull Hi first puwh atler bs hit broken through ths ch uni we short rtsht ho thsi landed square ir on Jaw Willent mi down with lie meal emnied exnreeaion on hs tans eer seen Inside a prix not In a eecoiid lielw wm in an uproar aa lbs eroa1 ai'iwed for the drat Um that this was to tie a fisht Jmi hat hvdly atsrrerot to hie ft SO OOO The arena which had coil himlt0000 to build bad a staling capacity at SO 000 On the day of th fight nnT 18000 perter paid their in The bait's took place on th rennh ot Jul IMunntlnued Klylce 12 for $1 City Quint Plays Charlotte ONE LOT d1 EACH Pd hl forward QuhJru forward Jouw temtre ONE LOT (IM 2 OR tP JL Caps All Slice aud Color Davidson Beals Monogram Quint Charlotte Jan 31 David mn i Wildcat quintet surprised charlotte cage fan here tonight by defetlng the Monogram strong amnteur five 41 to 21 The Cat held Ih former college stere eeorelean for the first nlnq minutes and the Monogram led the cormly once being ehend half 3 to 3 The half ended 15 to Ernie Shore on lhe right he nppehre today one of tne leading automobile dealer in the Twin city while th piclur on tho left wee taken about the time lhat Krne twirled hl perfect game aanlnac Wnnhlngtnn In IT JI a meuber of the Bouton Red box world rhnmplon at th time A So after year of game and glory have fadd dnd th hne gone bad and huelneM la the big feature of life Ernie (Diiur lo And room wipl hr ih arm lbi Krnll TUtry Btui Jrniy two mAOueri had iba Jmuondw pHvltort lhe rruA The Bht before th hauiw the two ptritM hut hoohevl of lntnnd near unU il wm die 4 Pain or $1 rndrd 1n the third round 7vk 7Vmir' haMwrrst hn hu champion Inin a bruited and bMrdtnr pulp Kta Jaw broken bit rjrn rHsfisl hl nog ftuhifif Mno4 Wjl lard ww piUful prrtwele bad no rhanrw Malnal th fury that wm Jack tbrnipM Jack fktoerd tba bi cowboy wih almost arry puuche A nw hpavywelcbv champion bad been rrnmed Aomw rtwUrw to ihlt day that Willard pain fnaturrd by prnrlnfr of both Wk ore1 dehatrd Th NVinMnn SnlPtrt flvw hold on viciHty ovvr th Queen Chy Quint having won easily In the plsvH hr ht Saturday Many Una ait raporW to go the cunteat Totals Union Grove In Double Cage Win Boys Shirts si Values cm 2 for I ioacn Alien iw armnjr Black and Gold eagers of Win Cnaoh Hob Allen la Helvine hie eton Sakm High School forard at a rapid gall thia week in An effortp tn have them in parMct shape for the eernQd rim of the auntie! bHea agalnat Charlotte tn the Quean City Saturday night The Twin City quint won Ha alxth By J4CK MWItENC (OwnshL JP59 Jac Tear afterward Rkkvd td spraklnr of th who was rhsllerc itMT for th fcearyweiihl rrwn really a mt nt a ruilty I fnrt him up firhl WiUiirii Hw fcMikeri an small alowie tb riant Champion I eould pu ture Jaaa timp htynjr thM bld rUhl sit hU ft with that terr JU upvmjt 1 Rn I letter of him wtirhM him tn trsJrtlnr at TNedn for ewrtstnlr h4 jwtntindmr wpeed tbw aMUtr tn hit Itill either hand but I ntvsr did thina i $150 to 1 $400 Values Lech Wllmlfigtnn Durham Dufin Ellia balll lty 1Cilngtnn Asheville Hickory and Kncklngham Baker of Mooretvllle and 1'cssor aiil Charlott will be among lh voting as ofilol! A llirly Interest and wld diver gent' of opinion I cspoei manifested In the election The gtat ha aom excellent nigh uchuol court performer thl jeer and acoisa of player will likely be jn th race making the competi tion keen Each Judge will cud twelve vote counting six point for lhe best sextette of pinyer and two and a halt point tor tho second bt The medal will he preaented to the winners at a luncheon which will be held In Kannapolis on eb ruary 22 The honored plajer and th judges will th guest of til Kannapolis tun at this meeting "ioll tn tlil ItrM nevw belisvid this guestlonl Willard's unite nM tlsrwrd tbsl il sl'np ly ImpOMto tor Jess io continue glnt th storm nt bine Uit Oempwy i nnd on film la rtsi lurr tCnntlnsnl) Xannapoll Jan Who art lhe lx bet high cbool blketeer in North Carolina this easonf The Individual thus designated by a vote of a committee will rcehe handsome silver medal donated hy Waller Boon nd Janv Mooro jouns buslnos men of Kannapolia The committee deciding thequee tlon will consist of port writer olfidnls and coache appointed by tho Kannapolis men Among the sports who will or have beenkd to assist In the nomination of these six best player ie Kandy Edmundson of the charlotte New rank peneer of th Wlnston fl lem Journal Georg Nethrrwood of the Greensboro Dally News A Kelvin ot the Raleigh Nw and bervr and Radio King pt the Concord Tribune Coarhe will include the high school mentors of he tint a ehsc tit wlniiln nd I nnt nlr ele did with iha xcstiuon ot Jb sni nd iMmiwer himwlf Tht ln rasson 'e was sui'b top hwy fsrari'e In His tellin There wm hrd'v nr is oiinwy money In sight allhaulh I know nt nun who i 4W yinl ll ono thsi would mt la round Hnl Ihl Iresk wr iw wlihln an ot collwuor wit ttan coNnnrNT Willard lhe perinnifl 'atlnn nt eon fid nee In i tt i th fithl mor than S' 'd workoiii tor him Ara lr that reason neyW isd his trainin' It there wm one thing Js loihed mor than ftrhlnr II Irslnin and he acr Pkcd up an eiHMluntur to hl work Im? he calrrnl rio oil and llabby Th mnrnini of the flht Tr ml In th brtr ot th HqI He hwrlnr hmtOQ wni bBlrvut told Tx thwl h4 u0 er A 1 Union Grove Jan Th Grov High firhnol won a double victory In hktlll hers last night the bv nosing out Boonville by th srora ot 23 to 23 and thft girls winning thJr eleventh straight game and aecond in the lxth Dis trict race from Granite Quarry 21 to 10 The by game a thrilling atflr throughout with both teams running nip and luck race for honor Jnurnej iind 1 Mitchell tea turel for Union Grove while Brown Hi omatandlng tar for Boonville With th girls working a perfect defense and s'rong otfne the borne six was never pulied to de feat th visiting girl Trexler fea tured for Grsntte Quarry while the enllr" Union Grove lx played well Klne uu fislms lire's I'lril hmm'llte old Shore 1 recognised as one of rh six pitchers tn the major to enter the hll of tame with no hlt no man reach ttrat hase asms Baaeball tan here will glad to learn that ths Dills Rd Rook' ha given official recognition of lhe feat Six High School Cage Stars to Be Honored Ry RANK SPENCER Add another name to the immortals of baseball And the new man is none other than our own Ernie Shore distributor for Pontiac and Oakland automobiles here one time great right handed pitcherxfor the Boston Red Sox and later part oYner Winston Salem Twins According to Ernest Lanigan in his column in the Sporting News the list of no hit no run no man reach first exhibitions in the majors is now raised from five to six and the holder of the new honor is Ernie Shore Not until recently has the Little Red Rook baseball record book recognized the feat but a promise has been made by Charles White to see that the mistake is corrected for the next issue Having flnlhed a glorlou career alnce find Mapped IMo the box down at Guilford 'al lag to Iwgtn hi climb that carried him to th highent honor In Mhnll lhe world champlonhlp Krnla I now given hl credit by banebalt critic Shore quit th port veral year ngo and come her to buy putt Interest In tha tVIneton Salem Twin and open hl a'rtomoblla bualnenw fonlgan' appearing under the ha1 of anning with Lanning In th January losu of th Hportlng Nw follow: "How mnny no hlt gnnm no iilnyer ronchlng flrrt ba of nln Inning have tliara bean In the major laKuca Kpaldlng' I lttlo Red Book of 192 8 ll ted flv and It demon compiler Charles White prefaced the fir with thl: Th following five game are the only conlMta on record that ar tarhnlclly onlderd poi'feet gain' "There will bn lx peifcct game In tho lean of the Jlt'le Bed Book of 1929 tinle White ha eb vaged bta mter mind alrn he wrote me In October I put It tip to a to whether or not Ernest Shore whom I in Wlnton Haln lnt spring waa or wa not a I pitching Immortal The Rentlemnn who Utica the I garden emit not onlv of Ami tlc but of the world di cnnnlder him ror another victory for George Herman Ruth and give the American benguo credit tor four perfect game a galnt two for th National "George Herman Ruth mnde poaxlble Ernie Shor' no hlt game which wa pitched agnlnat WaalUngton on June 23 1917 by rallng aqunw'k after either or Brick Owert had paol Ray Morgan the first halter tn th gam Th Babe rateed more than equnwk he ralaed hl arm and ther are terne account of th! game that ny that th arm landed back of Brlck a ear Anyhow Ruth went out of th gam and Shor came In to retire every batter he pitched to thee numbering 28 Whll Shore wn In office Morgan tried to te1 eceund and a throw by Sam Agnew pottel him "At the time Shor achieved th! master effort either Ran Tohnaon or Will llarrldce poalhly both of themaid the gam would be con ldrd perfect combat and dotoved jutice now cotne to Shore who did not pitch hltl hall when homed Into the Natllnal league with the Giant In 1912 "So from now on don't forget how mny perfect gam have been pitched In the big legu The number 1 lx not five" The Journal of th morning of June 34 1917 carried the following Aaaoclated Pre atory ot th game: Bottom June 24 A no hlt no run no man reach flret game pitching perfortwanc by Ernt Shore Boton twlrler an aaaault on Umpire Owen bv Ruth another Bouton pitcher In which th umpire wa truck behind the ear and th defeat of Walter Johnaon hy "Dutch" Iwonnrd were Incldenta of the world double victor)' over Washington today The arore were 4 to 0 and 5 to Shore' entry Into th elect llt of pHcher who have ahown per fect performance wax made poabl by Ruth' banlehment from the flrat ime Ruth had pitched only to Rav Morgan and Umplr Owen had given the latter a baae on hell Ruth argued the declton tho umpire ordered him off th flatlet and the Boaton plteher then truck fit vwenx inner player tnrervenen nu num mil ineiein score: riret game: Whlngton i Horton 010 000 4 Ayer and Henry Huth shore and Thoma So after years of gxmo nd glory hv faded tnd Misif Collett Is Victor in Match rinehurrt Jan 31 Glenna Collett ot Providence I national Champion won her flrwt round of match play tn In th wcomt ni'Jl women mld flouth open golf tournament ine N'edl Country Club here JH Co'lett found her opponent Mre Chapman nt Green wich Conn a worthy fo who held her to even or better until the lot hole of the match MIx Martha Parker Spring Lake tho jnedallM wa not extended to win over Mr I' Murrey Trenton 7 ana 5 Rex Tarheelia Is Winner in Trials Wash Suits WINSTON CLOTHING CO 7 WEST OrrtTIl STREET Dollar Dav values Hine Dollar Day is an event that is looked forward to by thrifty and the i reason Cold Weather Specials for Dollar Day! Milrhell t4 jouriH' I) Mttrtwii I)' jehnwoM 4tl "fiHiiMi niMr t'ato Owe I il) Ret wrem 11 Knkron Winlcri TRADE STREET HINE BAGBY Inc: 412 TRADE STREET Ernie Shore One of Six to Pitch Perfect Game in Majors EBRUARY ww II I Tw( Jl Ki 1 awn ff 1 rar Kxouc SRore one or tne Pair 1 it 1 I MM I i I I I Bl in I I I I i': 1 I rh II Ms ixn III ra 'attf 11 1 dy wr Mr MB Mr Mr 0 ih 7 Il tv 1 Our egu 1 a lltin I All of our regular I quality 3 for SO tie at Our regular value I ftev'eral rtyto In Ar row collxt'l Dollar to 210 Dollar Day Day 11 for JB "I Kilk and wool regu I Our regular 71c i1k I lar 50c aoek Dollar and wool gnck 3 Jav 3 pairs pair JL flight On Jot of allghtly I Of flannelette mate I oiled broadcloth rial Special Dollar and madras Day it JL 4 LEATHER 4 LEATHER SHORT COATS LUMBERJACKS With Sheep Collar Warm Lining Regular 3 1 'sin Regular 13 Value $845 $8 45 4 LEATHER 12 SHEEP LINED LUMBERJACKS KHAKI COATS Mad for 8crrc He Coat for Outdoors Regular 31211(1 Value Regular 315 Vain $745 $8 95 kJ If 1 4 'I N'xs I "I 4w 'h 0 0 0 0.

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