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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
Receiving Stolen
Property is Charge

Today in the district court before
Judge VIII Linn. the case of the State
VS.. Henry Clay, charged with receive
ing stolen property, is being heard.
Il is probable that completion of the
case will not be reached before late
this afternoon, as many witnesses are
being used.
The defendant, negro is charged
with having received a quantity of
flour, said to have been stolen from the
Moore Grain company some months
ago. Sonny Smith, young negro,
who is now in jail, 1t is said, has prac-
tically admitted that he pilfered the
flour and turned it to Clay, who oper-
ates store in Southtown.
The jury in the case is composed of
the following: J. Winton Callahan
w. t. Phillips, J. T. Elder, Ike Means
Oatley Anderson, Sen Hudgins, Car
roll McGehee. M. F, Courtney, Tom
Perry, L. EARLY. Geo. P. Harland. G.
w. Harper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
Wilson 10 Cornish.

Washington, June 23.-President
Wilson leaves tonight for Cornish. He
will consider the German reply to the
American note probably on July 7. 1t
is understood that the German note is
partly completed
The administration is amazed at
England's announcement that she will
halt all Holland commerce unless it is
consigned to the Dutch government.
This monopoly has an effect on the
United States commerce Importers
of Dutch goods who sought the presi-
dents aid were referred to Lansing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
By United Press.

El Centre, Cal. June 23.-According
to reports reaching here today thir-
teen persons were killed at Mexicali,
Mexico, by an earthquake last night.
Heavy damage to property in the
Imperial valley in California is also
reported.
AT Mexicah the conditions following
the quake were such that martial law
was declared. Two distinct shocks
were felt. Several buildings were
leveled.
Heavy loss of life at Calexico, Cal,
near the Mexican border, is reported.
Damage in other places is also report
ed. The Delta Mercantile Co. house
here was destroyed by fire Reports
are conflicting. A Western Union
message says that some buildings were
wrecked but there were no casualties
though fires broke out in many sec
tions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
COMING HERE TO
START DRILLING

s. ]. Goldsmith, secretary of the Ben
Hur Oil and Gas company, received
the following telegram today from
Kansas City;
"Will leave on the Rock Island this
evening for Chickasha to start drilling
of the test well.A. Chapman"
MIR. Chapman is a representative of
the company that has the contract for
drilling the company's well near Alex.
Word received a few days ago was to
the effect that operations would be
under way before the first of July The
coming of Mr.. Chapman is taken to
mean that the drillers are planning 70
get busy at once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
CELEBRATE
HDAY
OF PRINCE
Heir to British Throne Attains His
Majority in the Midst OF Scenes
Without a Parallel in
History
By United Press.

DJ Onibcu lCco.
London, June 23.-Edward, Prince of
Wales, is today celebrating his twen-
ty-first birthday under circumstances
without parallel in British royal his
tory since the middle ages. Not since
the days of Edward, the Black Prince,
and Henry V (whose pre-Agincourt
battles were fought while his fathei
Henry w was still alive), has an heii
to the British throne fought with his
fathers armies; and the present Ed
ward, if not holding supreme com
mand, as did his illustrious predeces-
sors, is making a special mitch in his
tory for himself by reason of his ex-
cellent work in subordinate rank in
the greatest army Britain has ever
sent forth to fight her battles.
The prince, who is al lieutenant IN
the grenadier guards. has been at the
front for more than six months. 1t as
true that being on the staff of Sir John
French has kept him out of many OF
the perils and hardships endured by
his regiment, but modern artillery and
rifle fire is no respecter Of persons,
and try as they may to shield him
from danger, his comrades can no
more ensure his safety than they can
that of the gallant field marshal him
self Where the fighting has been
most desperate the headquarters staff
has been found and in a modest. UNI
assuming way the Pinces of Wales has
performed his arduous and important
duties to the satisfaction and admira-
tion of his superiors and comrades.
AT the beginning of the war young
Wales begged his father to allow him
to 60 to the front and was terribly dis
appointed when Kitchener put his foot
down and declared that he was not
| physically fit for winter campaign.
The prince is by no mems robust In
build or constitution, but he set him
self fit that he eventually won the
consent of King George and his minis
ters to his departure for France
People said at the time that 1t was
fine advertisement for the royal
family, and monarchial system. to have
the heir to the throne at or near the
front, but there has certainly been nc
press agenting about his doings in tht
i fighting line, although many eminen
journalists sought to chronicle hil
daily doings. The prince shares thu
hardships and duties of the Officers
on headquarters staff, and shuns spe
cial notice. The British generals viii
see that he is not allowed to risk hi
life in search of Victoria Crosses, bu
he shares the daily perils of his In
trepid commander and comrades. Hi
plantagenet predecessors have n
i cause to be ashamed of their SUI
!. cessor.
r The probable Edward the Eight
il (barring German shells) was Dor
e June 23, 1894. and has four brother
& and one sister.
With the attainment OF his majorit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
BAG TWO
In CADDO

The sheriffs office here received
word this morning that yesterday
evening at Anadarko, Ben Tucker and
a man named Coyle. from Chickasha,
were caught near Anadarko with two
barrels OF whisky, and together with
the automobile in which they were
riding, are being held by the author'-
ties there, under bond of 10000.
According to the report, Tucker and
Coyle signed for two barrels of beer,
but when opened it proved to be
whisky instead 1t is said that the
Anadarko officials refuse to lower the
bond under which the men we're plac'
ed and that they have confiscated the
car.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
Rumors of Riots.
nuTTfVfS OF THU
BY United Press.

Calexico, Cal, June 23.--As far as
is known, only one child was injured
by falling bricks in the earthquake.
Rumors are afloat to the effect that
twelve were shot at Mexicali after
the quake. 1t is reported from that
town that so were killed in riot that
followed after the quake shocks sub
sided
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
THAW ON
The STAND
By United Press.

By United Press.
New York, June 2S.-Mrs. Susan
Merrill, an important state witness,
who had previously testified that Thaw
had beaten chorus girls, Is missing. An
extended search is icing made for her
Thaw as the first witness was a sur
prise to the state. They were not
prepared for cross examination Thaw
has been on the stand only a short
time. He was unsteady and spoke in
"a nervous voice at first, but soon re-
gained his composure and his manner
changed to that of one calm and col
lected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
NOTE FROM
CT.BRITAIN
IS RECEIVED
Tells Of Effort to Mitigate Effects
Of Order in Council; Reply
to Germany in Frye
Case Ready
By United Press.


Washington, June 23.-Lansing has
announced that he has received the
English note telling of the British eff
forts to mitigate the neutrals suffer
ing from the order in council. He stat
ed that he would not give out immedi
ately Americas reply in the Frye case.
but that it would be sent before night.
1t is also rumored that President Viii
son is to meet Lansing. secretary of
state, today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23

the Princes of Wales comes into com
plete control of the revenues OF the
Duchy of Cornwall, which now amount
to about 100000 a year, they having
increased enormously in the past %
years. This, together with his other
sources of income, makes him one of
the wealthiest of European princes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
FARMERS UNLOAD NEW
THRESHING MACHINES

JD. Nance was unloading a large j.
I. Case threshing machine today
which he will use between here and
Verden. Another new threshing ma
chine has just been unloaded at Amber
for II. A. Gaslill, to be used between
that city and Chickasha. Both the
machines were bought through Buie &
Wallace.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
OILERS TYPOS TODAY.

This afternoon at University park
the Oilers and Typos teams of the
City League win tangle up at Univers-
ity park to see which aggregation
holds the position of league leaders.
The game will be called promptly at 5
O'Clock. Both clubs are confident of
winning and battle royal is the pros
pect. The admission is dime.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
Draw on Galician Forces.

BY United f-rcss.
Rome, June 23.-Austria is reported
to be drawing on her Galician forces
IN order to send reinforcements
against the Italians.
Several Galician mountaineer battal-
ions attacked the Italian Alpinfsts near
Montenero. but were repulsed. accord
ing to report from Gen. Cadorna.
Desutory infantry attacks north Of
Goritz are reported
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
AIsace Advance Continued.

Paris, June 23.--French troops are
continuing their Alsace advance and
have occupied Sendernach on the east
bank Of the Fecht near Metzeral.
Furious battles are raging in other
fronts and it is claimed here that the
French are winning many successes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
Germans Report Captures.


Berlin, June 23.-It is semi-officially
reported here that the Germans have
captured $4,000 Russians and nine can
non since June 12 in the terrific fight
ing during the Austro-German drive
on Lemberg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
To Aid Allied FIeeg.
BY u tied Press.

BY u tied Press.
Copenhagen, June 23.-Berlin re-
ports say that the Italian fleet which
sailed out Of Taranto today has gone
to aid the allies in the Dardanelles
campaign.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
Claim Russian Victories.
, United Press.

Petsosrad, June 23.-The official
statement today claims Russian vic
tories on both flanks of the Austro-
German armies.
Two severe defeats OF the Amstro-
Germans in southeast Galicia are
claimed. ss ssTgds if
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23
Italians Continue Successes.
, TTnitad praae

Rome, June 23.-The Italians have
captured nearly all the positions
around the Malborget fortress. With
machine guns they moved down the
Austrians in the fighting near Goritz.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23

Tonight and Thursday. partly
cloudy.
Local Temperature.
During the twenty-four hours ending
at 8 a. IN.
Maximum ---------- 92
Minimum - 6S
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-23

Capt. ]. Hector Worden. the aviator,
who is to stage the big spectacle. the
"Bombardment of Liege,' on July 2-S,
is scheduled to arrive in Chickasha
next Monday. II is necessary for hlm
10 be here several days before the
show in order to get his fort" all set
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland, 8; New York, 4.
Boston, 4; ST. Louis. O.
Philadelphia Chicago (rain).
Washington Detroit twet srounds).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13

JERSEY CITY, y. J.. August IL
Ine inability to connect with Dick
IN genera! on The part OF the visiting
Players cost Jack Dunn's Climbers an
"thei defeat III th.lr second lineup
with Joe Ycageg's Shelters this after
o. tho Duunites was in marked CON
irAst with that Of tho preceding dav.
when they forced their rivals 10 four
overtime periods before they succeed
Cd In landing the victory.
Jersey C!ty played with old t!me
strength and confidence and 1T no
tw!rled ~ the clcveres, manner and
had the Richmond boys at his mercy,
allowing only five scattered hits. with
no possible chance for the visitors 20
the local gunner was holding the OPP
position in check Jersey City'S bat boys
We're pounding out the b!nglcs and
rolling up the TALES against Morri-
was driven TO cover after tho fourth
and kept up the bombardrnent OF the
hlhnts OF Lamont who finished the
work in the box for Richmond
Jersey City collected six hits and the
same number OF runs off MOrriscttc in
the four innings that ne performed
ana then tackled on five more wallops
of Lamont and ny" more tallics. Four
OF the locals hits were for doubles
and two for three bases Jordan hit
FOR two pillows for Richmond and
the stick for Jersey City with a hi;
in each OF his four chances
The second inning settled the arEu-
ment in Jersey city's favor. when their
three credits Were carried across the
rubber
Gathers. the former Bos,onian. start
ed The Shooters toward success By
slanminS out a two-baEgcT. iIorri-
settle took Layden's measure on strikes
Manning caromed a hit off Twonb!c
fingers and then Tragrcssor slipped IN
an extra link with a two-base welt to
center, senaine Gathers over. Thomp
son made poor peg in 10 tho plate
and this enabled Manning TO register
and put Tr2Sressor at third Crutcher
sacrificed with bUnt toward the
pitcher Morrisctte shot the ball home
but fraction too late 10 check Ira
ggrtssor. and m" third mark was made.
Truesdale died 20 Bates.
pass, TWO singles and A triple ac-
counted for the three runs in the
fourth. Morris.tte then retired, but in
spite OF the change in pitchers. Jersey
CITY kept up their hit-and-run game
down 10 the finish.
Richmond's only good op3ortunitv
was in the eighth. when Big Tin, Jor-
dan led OF with n two Dagger but
was allowed 10 perish there as O'Don-
mel! hit in the air 10 Layden. La
mont famed; Crane was permitted to
stroll. but Russell who batted for AR
ragon. the latter being badly spiked by
Manning in the fifth inning, spoiled
things by striking out
In the ninth. with two down. Twom-
hley hit for three bases. but Dunn ju-
Nor flied 70 Manning
The teams have their last CLASH here
tomorrow, when Richmond will strive
wreck with Cottrc!l pitching against
Sherman on the loca! end
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PORTSMOUTH CONTINUES
ITS CLIMB TOWARD TOP
Truckers Win Fourth Straight Gamo
of Week by Beating Down.
HOmers.
CATS WIN IN THIRTEENTH
Suffolk Beats Tars I'm Long Game.
Orphans Win at Last, but Had to
Play Double-IIeadcr to Turn the
Trick.

PORTSMOUTH, VA. August 12.-
Portsmouth won her fourth straight
game of the week to-day by defeat
Ing Rocky Mount. to 1. Unlike the
Orphans. the Down Homers proved
easy picking, their only tally being a
drive over left-hcld fence by Edwards
In the fourth inning. Tight playing
was the order OF the day and long
running catches of foul balls by Goose
Iee ana short were special features
Cueto got base on balls in the sew
enth inning and proceeded to steal
second with the ball In the pitchers
mana lie then practically stole third.
a!tnough he does not get credit for 1t,
ana CAPPED the climax by attempting
TO stea! home. The Cuban was called
out at the plate. but the grand stand
was OF the opinion that the score was
clean made, Ulrich failing to touch
the runner. Causey did fine work for
portsmouth. but league was wild al
though he had all kinds Of stun on the
pail. In the first inning the Rocky
Mount twirler hit two batsmen. al
lowed two hits and gave base on
balls. the net result being but two
runs for tte Truckers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13
SEE VIRGINIA FIRST
EXCURSION TO
NATURAL BRIDGE
CAVERNS OF LURAY

In connection with the three day
excursion which the Norfolk and
Western Railway will run from
Richmond TO LynchburE, Roanoke,
etc. on August IT. arrangements have
been made by that company for an
excursion from Lynchburg via Roa-
nokc TO Natural Bridge and Luray on
August IS. Round trip fares from
LynchburG to Natural Bridge sl.75,
and TO Luray $500. Round trip fares
from Roanoke TO Natural Bridge. rs
cents. and to Luray, including trans
portation to and from Cave, S2.50. This
is n rare opportunity to visit ut small
cost these wonderful works of nature
In Virginia. which people como from
all over the world to see. Further in
formation on the subject may be had
at Norfolk and Western office. Ninth
and Main Streets.
c. Fl. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
Phone Madison 4s7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13
SUFFOLK WINS LONG GAME

NORFOLK. VA. August l2.-scoring
four runs in tho thirteenth inning. Suf-
io!k took the opener from Norfolk BY
score Of to . this afternoon From
the second to the beginning of the
hnal chapter, Humphreys had not al
lowed run and had yielded ONLY five
hits' nut the strain proved too much for
the fragile southpaw, and the Tigers
hoped on him for four sateties in the
closing inning.
Humphreys was not 10 blame for the
loss Of the game, for Norfolk should
have put II away in the sixth inning,
when, with tho bases full and none
out, Manager Mcmahon hit an infcld
roller that resulted in double play
one man al the plate and another at
third. Cleveland singled to left, send
Ing Thrasher across from second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13
ORPHANS DIVIDE HONORS

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August 12-
Newport News and the Orphans split
even in the double-header here this af-
ternoon the locals taking the first. lo
TO .. and losing the second. 3 TO 2.
In seven innings In the opener the
Builders Knocked Hirsch to all cor
ners OF the lot. while Hamilton pitch
ell stellar ball in all except one inning.
the eighth in order that Webb an anna
teur from Pine Tops. " c.. might he
given a chance. The Tarheel accom-
plshed the feat of walking four out
OF SIX men TO face him and then re-
firing the side without run He fam
ned two. and the third man died on an
attempted steal of home.
BY calling Barnett safe at home
when he was clearly blocked, Umpire
Busscy gave the Orphans the deciding
run in the second contest Bussey's
work was poor in both games Cam
nit4 pitched good ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13

Four out of the five leading base
stealerS in the Jefferson Ward League
are members of the Fairmounts name
ly: Pendleton, Akers, Pace and Liggan,
with twelve stolen bases each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13
CONTINUES INJUNCTION
Court Will Hear DurI< Cnse mt Octo-
her Term,

PITTSBURGH, PA. August 12.-The
temporary Injunction restraining the
pittsburgh Federal League baseball
club from either employing or playing
Sanford Burk. the pitcher who jumped
from the indianapolis American Asso-
day by Judge Ambrose 3. Reid in Com
mon Pleas Court until final hearing
is held in the case. No date. for the
nearing. however. was announced, but
1t was said the case could not be re-
sumed until October. The temporary
Injunction was granted upon PC
ttion Tled by counsel for the Indiana
team.
Manager Jack Hendricks, of the In
dianapolis club, said later that he had
received offers for settlement Of tho
the case would be fought to n finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13
Federal League
RrookIyn Rents Packer.

BROOKLYN. August l2.-Brooklyn
made It two on, of three games from
Kansas City by a 3-to-2 victory in a
twelve-inning pitchers battle to-day.
Brooklyn tied the score In the sixth
inning, scoring two runs. The win
ming run was scored with two out in
the twelfth inning on Fred Smiths
triple to the left-held fence and George
Anderson's single
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Kan. City ioo0lo 900 II I
Batteries: Main and Easterly; Ma
rion and Land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13
CUBS WIN IN THIRTEENTH

ST. LOUIS. August 12-Chica go
opened its series here with n seesaw
contest, which it took from St Louis
In the thirteenth inning, to g. St
Louis scored in the first inning. Tho
visitors forged ahead in the eighth on
Schultc's homer to the right-feld
bleachcrs, and Bcscher later repeated
Schulte's performance, tying the score
for ST. Louis, but a series of singles in
the thirteenth brought in Murray,
Fisher and Schultz with the winning
runs
Victor Safer, who has been nursing
Injuries for three weeks. returned to
the game as regular to-day and help
ed Chicago to victory hy scoring ff-
teen put-outs from the first sack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13
Totals. 40 . 80 - Totals. so IS
'Eatted for Vaughn in eighth.
tran for Sallce In twelfth

Chicago 30 % pol o So
ST Louis ....i o O-3
summary: Runs-ATurray Fisher l2).
Schultz '2> SAFER Bescher t2p. wilson
Three base hit--Saier. Home runs--Sch nj to-
Rescher. Stolen bases-Wlliams Rescher
MurraH. Earned runs-ChicaEo. 5: ST. l.ouis.
>. Sacrifice hit-Hunp hries. Left on bG ses
Chicago. Z: St. Louis .. First base on err
ror-St. Louie. / Bases on balls-of Hum
phrtcs. /; on Sallce, 3; OF Griner, :. off
Robinson. /. Hits-on Vaughn. : in in
rings. off HUMPHREYS in innings: OFT
Salec, In l. innings: off Grincr, | In no
aiming tnone out in thlrtcenth): on Rorin.
son. in inning Struck nut-by Vaughn
l; by Humphries. 3 by Sallee. L. Umpres
ByrOn nnG Ehson. Time. a:iO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13
20 % 30 l2 . New York.
Totals IS q % IL 2 Totals. .33 10 =
'Rattel for Shawkcy in seventh
IBatted for Donovan in ninth.

Cleveland .........l 0 o q o az
New York .... n O II n n n
SUMMARY: Runs-Wlic. Chapman Jack
son. hlrke. smith. Walker. High. MasSei
iIpr. Cook Two base hitS-Wflie. Kiske
Hhrtzeli, HiSh. smith Home run-Jack-
som stolen hase-Smith. Earned runs
IieN Gland. .: New York !. Sacrifice hits
Evans. hartaen Sacrifice ny-Chrp,aan.
DL'nhle 7 Boone and Pipp: Kirke and
walker Left on bascs-New York 8. CLAW.
and; TO- First base errors-cieveiand
bases on hnlls-oT WARRIOR. /: off Shaw
KEY. on Walker. 4: off Harstad (, Hits
or WARRIOR in 20 innings: OF Shavfsy
III i-S Innings, OF Donovan, | in in :,
ningS; off Walker, in 2-S innings: off Har-
s,nd: in L Ia innings. Struck out-by
W aitkcr q; by Harstad, l: by WARRIOR
:: by Shawkey, 3: by Donovan, g Wild
pitch-Waiker. Umpires, O'Lourhiin and
Hildebrand. Time 500
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CARL CARNES RESIGNS
Manager Of Newport News Club VIII
Quit After Came To-NIorrow.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August ~
Carl Carnes. OF the New
port News Virginia League baseball
cinp. to-day rendered his resignation
10 president Abe Horwitz. The rcsig-
nation becomes effective after the
games Saturday. No reason is given
announcement of successor was not
made. and it Is said that the selection
OF new manager will not be made
until Tomorrow or Saturday or even
later. Carnes, who was the premier
hrst baseman OF the league last year
succeeded Harry Lee (Jack) Spratt as
manager OF the Shipbulders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-13

Marable, the fast Hombruco short
stop. Will proba ably wear University
of North Carolina uniform on the dia-
mond next spring. The youngster
made record here, batting more than
400 for the season