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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-29

Muse" The Herald part of this
paper has been badly twisted several
times in the spelling, but the last is
the limit.
The Pumpkintown correspondent OF
the Pickens Sentinel says that if in
this age there lived man whose
name was Yankee Doodle, his wife
would make him nurse the kid and
she'd take up the poodle.
York News says possums are more
plentiful this year than ever in that
part of the country. 1t is to be hoped
they are plentiful in Newberry county,
although there are people here who
would no more eat possum than cat.
H. G. Wells stakes his reputation
as prophet or the prediction that
Germany will sue for peace in Novem
ber.-News and Courier. o WELL give
it up and find out what H. B. Wells
thinks of moving pictures.
The last man that went to a hotel
and registered from Cola was from
Columbia but had been in Newberry
listening to Mr.. w. A. Asbill talk
about the superiority of the drinks
put up at the Coco Cola Bottling
/ works here
There will. be a meeting Of the
j Young Peoples Mission band at the
Lutheran Church of the Redeener
! Sunday afternon at o'clock. Dele
gates will be elected to the Young
; Peoples federation, which meets in
Greenville October 1916.
Street Supervisor Joe w. Werts, af-
ter putting in good condition The
street at the side of &c. E. Hutcnin-
j sons store, is now engaged with his
force of hands in improving that pat
of Caldwell street fronting the resi-
dence OF Mr.. NICK. Hutchinson.
The Cnaig Auto company of Laurens
was chartered with capital stock OF
i $1,000, the officers being W. A. Craig,
president and treasurer, and wv c.
Waldrop, vice president and secretary
Go to the Opera House today and see
''The War Bride Of Plumville" and "a
| Mystery of the Rail-
! We don't have such times in New
berry as they have in Spartanburg.
| Two public auto drivers were before
the recorder the other day for fight
| ing at the union station in that city.
One of the men is named Cash. Cash
was released while the other fellow
was made to release $3.50 of his cash
Orangeburg Times and Democrat
says every time it hears man knock
ing his competitor it feels like Civ
ing him dose of chlorofornl. Then
it wisely adds: "a pull together will
mean a bigger town with more busi-
ness for every body" This is COM
mended to some people in Newberry.
"Jim Pep" treated the reporter and
d others in the neighborhood to sere
made Wednesday night. jim is one Of
the best of the colored local talen.
He makes good music with his har-
rlonica and guitar and can whistle
like the mocking bird. Jim is we'll
liked by the white people.
After next Monday Mr.. J. M.
| swindler will not be at his repair
shop. He will give that up, but will
continue in the repair business. Not
having to attend shop he will be fre>
to go wherever called, in town OF
country, to repair sewing machines,
clocks, umbrellas, etc.
Says the Madden correspondent of
the Laurens Advertiser: "The fruit
tree agent and the pecan man Calasi
alas! how many, fortunes were, made:
on the beautiful representations of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-29
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

II VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
4 The Mutual pictures at the Arcade
ook like old times, they are fine.
E This is the time of year when "the
aolden evening brightens in the west. .
Mary Pickford in "Hulda from
olland," at the Arcade today.
1.-THE Girl of the Golden West" at
ge Arcade Wednesday.
Mr. Bachman Cromer had the mis-
ktune to lose Ia horse from collie
Rednesday morning.
Monday will be salesday, but there
not much of a public nature to be
bne.
gThe next state fair promises to be
e largest and best ever held. Begin
Just think of it!
House Peters will be seen in tna
Rail Rider" at the Opera House next
uesday.
|% A sack of home-raised -four was sent
By Mr.. Warren G. Peterson to Colum-
bia Wednesday, via parcel post.
\ Add Mr. 7 H West to the list Of
ecent purchasers of Studebakers 4
rom Movers.
IA The Hartford school will open on
onday, October 2, with Misses Annie
Iris and Cleone Hayes, teachers.
The library will be opened from
& $50 on Monday, Wednesday an
riday afternoons, beginning October
9uoth the Pickens Sentinel. Sweet
tiers and possum a ripenin'. Sim
Dn beer will soon be here. Plant
sme wheat and have plenty to eit.
Football will no engage the at
aation of a great many people her2'
common with millions of the great
Dulace all over the nation.
Jfra Ferguson, colored, widely
own as ferguson the painter,
b greatly improved the front looks
Nimnaugh's store.
Il. B. S., Newberry, S. c., ST. for
cond quarter for support of = little
y.-From receipts for DuiIap
phanage, in Associate Ree1rnel
Fesbyterian.
hrs. R. C. Boyleston; principal OF
Johnstone school, requests the
irons of the school to be present at
opening of the session on next
bnday.
Rev. L. P. Boland, pastor, will
beach at Betheden Sunday mo hing
td hold communion service and Will
beach in the Afternoon at 'Ia1aoa, al
sO.
Wallace Reid and Cleo R4t8ely IN
he House of the Golden Windows
IL be the Monday Paramount feature
the Arcade.
1 may be natural for a mere re-
krter to get two girls mixed, but that
kt makes it al the more a reality
t like the stars one girl differeth
bm another girl in glory.
sAmy Gallman, colored, was up be,
Re the recorder "Wednesday on the
arge of raising disturbance OF
hitting mill hill. She was sentence
i nav SO or serve 80 days.
sreenville News says the meaning
he word green" is growing.
News editor must have passed
ough Newberry and seen those
he pools on Scots creek.
Lancaster News says clean bach
krds indicate healthy minds in the
bmes. There are healthy minds IL
bwberry, but from the looks Of somt
ok yards all the minds in this towr
far from being healthy.
j a letter came to this Office one
|dsY this week addressed to the ''Hir
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-29
BLOW By STRIKE
OF LITTLE FORCE
Leaders Insist Half Million
Workers Will Be Involved in
Movement.

New York, Sept 27.-Although la
Dor leaders insisted tonight that the
general strike OF trades unionists in
the greater city in aid of the carmen
who quit their places September 6
eventually would involve at least a
half million workers, there were no
surface indications of a tie up of the
city's industries, as threatened, after
announcement was made today that
the strike had begun.
While the union leaders claimed
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-29

In a test made by
David L. Gallup, M.
E., Professor of Gas
Engineering g, Wor-
cester Polytechnic
Institute, a stock
Maxw ell Touring
Car made from 3 to
33.7 miles per gallon
of gasoline at speedo
ranging from 10 to
IS miles per hour.
We reproduce a let
ter from Professor
Gallup concerning
this test.
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SECOND GAME. GOES TO
ROCHESTER ON HITS
Bankston Manages to Land Another of His Terrific
Drives, Which Clears Fence-Pie Way Entirely
Too Much for Richmond Suggers.

Rochester took tho second game OF
the series from Richmond yesterday
largely through tho fact that the
visitors secured eleven hits. whilo the
locals were taking on seven. 1t was
q 'dank" day. Edgar Allan Poe
would have remarked and probably
this is the reason both Cleary and
Carpenter couldn't things for
RichT,onG. Either heavy mist or
driZzl!nE rain was falling throughout
and the Two umpires managed TO see
things differently from experts in tho
stands. They usually do. The score
was and :.
The feature 81 the game WAS home
run over the RIG ht-ficld wall by Banks
ton In tho ninth inning when one man
was out. Eankston had missed cou-
pie and looked like the second out
when he connected with one to his
liking. II was marked homo run
from the start. 1t landed square on
tor Of the fence, caromed about for
a bit on the boards and then nom
chalantly wiSgled itself on the back
side and dropped over.
hichmonds other two runs came in
the second and fourth. In the second
MCDermott hit for three bags and tai
lied on Steinhrcnners single. In tho
fourth Hendrix drew four bad ones.
was sacrificed by Bankston. took third
when Jacobson dropped McDermotts
hard drive and scored on Steinbrenncr's
fieldec's choice that nahhcd McDer-
mott nj second.
The visitors scored In the second
inning. Sielin hit for couple OF
bags and took third on Devlin's sacri
flee. McAuley walked. Hale went out
to McDernott: but Fic Way singled
and SiGlin tailed.
In the fifth Hale singled and adj
vanced when Way laid ono down and
Lenke threw the runner out at first.
The umpire couldn't see II that way
and rs what he says goes, Way was
declared safe. Sloan went out on
fielders choice and Hale took third.
Eoelkc singled and Hale registered.
The next two men were easy outs.
In the eighth Rochester Sewcd tho
game up. Hoelke. first up. singled
and went on down on I"achs sacr-
flee Jacobson. who had distinguished
himself previously by striking ont
twice. hir for two bags 10 right field
and Hoclkc scored. SiClin singled and
Jacobson scored. In the ninth EoCh"s-
ter made things secure Hale SINGLED
all was put out on WAYS feeders
choice. Sloan walked and IIocllle SIN
rlcd. scoring WAY. The sid" vas -
rireG without further damage.
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By Briggs

Meadows failed Ia make good. that
IN" Yankees were 10 select their own
man from iHChmOUd's team. scouts
nav" been duwn r"T" and looked the
players over. and decided on iaukston.
lie VIII not leave uutil the end OF the
playing season Eankston is hitting
dHy the scout was her. n. slammed o,,t
on" good for four bases and several
other terrific drives good Tor one or
more bases. In addition. he lelded his
position PERFECTLY. Yesterday he
hooked on" Of Pie Ways offerings and
ur"v" {, over the rirhi-fcld fence
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DARKNESS STOPS GAME
Newport Ncws mud Petersburg Struy.
gle Along Until SIXTH
Inning.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times DlspatCh.l
NEWPORT NEWS, August Ii
Darkness stopped the pctcrsburr- New
port News game this afternoon at the
end Of the sixth inning, with the
score. ] to l. The Builders scored i'm
the first on Watts inficld hit. a wild
throw TO first by Spaid. Wrattcn's sac
rifce and Walkers inhcld out The
Coolers tied IT up in tho sixth on Sim
mons's double, an inficld out and Bar
rcttes infeld hit; Both sides iiclded
we'll, but the Coolers used poor judy-
ment in base-runninS.
The score by innings: II II T.
Petersburg .........00 q IL
Newport News .....I o q q o-l %
I3attcries-Spaid and IIudgins; Voss
and Lake. Umpire Kennedy. Time
1:I2
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RICHMOND.

summary: TWo-buse hits-SigiIn.
.lnc0bsUn. rhrce-hnSc hit-McDcr-
mott. Home ruu-IInnkStUu. Sacri-
flee hitS-DcSlin. Bnnl<ston. Wny
Leach stolen haSe-Pricst. Double
pin!S-Lc'kc tn Priest to Ethel,
H"!n"lds {" McDermOtt to stein
hrcnncr. Bnsrs ON haIIs-uT Why,
:; of icntc. 4. IIuttcrS hit--b,
Way IIcndryyb. struck ont-hy
Way, =; by Lcnl<c. =. Passed bnII-
reynolds. Balk-WnY. Left on
Observation-Disclosures. 81; Richmond {.
Time of game. 1875. Impircs. Cur
prntrr and tIcary.
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ORIOLES RALLY AND WIN

BALTIMORE. AID Angus, -. \
ninth inning rally gay" the orioles
the first game here tn-day. Ia TO q.
hut the Royals came back and Sc
cured an even break by slamininl
Crowcll for i-to-i victory in tn"
second. The Birds won the, opener in
the final frame by driving Fullerton
from the hill aud then soaking Ca
d"re. his successor. for three singles
in succession. a trio of runs being the
result. Tn" Canucks gathered in four
teen hits of Crowell in the closing
fkirmish but inability TO bunch these
waiiops prevented them from rolling
up much larger total The scores:
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TARS GET THEIR HALF
Strikebrenkers Mnnngc To Hold Ports
mouth Iads 10 Even
Rrcnk.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.

I nj
PORTSMOUTH August l5-ports-
mouth and the Norfolk striltebreakcrs
spit even on Z double header staped
mere THIS afternoon. The Truckers
mad q walkover In the opener, winning
IL 10 /. The second contest was a
complete surprise. the Strikcbrsakers
through the agency OF Manning, shut
ting out the locals. Alton pitched both
games for Portsmouth. with a total
OF eighteen strili eouts.
The score by innings: r. H. T.
Norfolk 900 o O.
Portsmouth ...l Sol 3 o ia 10 :,
MISUNDERSTANDING. White Manning
and spencer: Alton and Reynolds TIM
p!re Buckley
Second game:
The score by innings: r. H. r
Norfolk ...........0 o. / CO .
Portsmouth .......oo 0o00-0 ; .
atterieS-Mannine and Spencer: AL
ton and Reynolds. Umpire, Buckley.
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GRAYS GET REVENGE

PROVIDENCE. r l.. August ID
The Grays got sweat revenge on Tho
Maple Leafs here to-day for their sat O.
back 81 ~" day before. The locals
piled M enough runs In IN" early ia
ninSs TO Get the long end % STOP
score. hIartic. for the Leafs. ana
Peters, for Providence. were tho on
posing rnoundsm"n The score:
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GIANTS LICKED AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA. August ia base
on balls. Cravath's single and "A double
steal gave Philadelphia the only run
OF to-day's game with New York and
enabled the home team 10 make a
clean sweep of the series. The visitors
got only ono man rs far as second
base. and none to third. The score:
Philadelphia. New York
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New York.
Totals =oi- s5ii !
YANKEES TAKE BANKSTON

Richmond will lose Everett Bank
Stou, right nciicr for til. Richmond
ciUh for two years. He has been
claimed by the New York Yankees as
= part OF the deal in which the local
club sold "Rube" Meadows FOR sG.5QO
III" announcement was made yestcr-
daE afternoon.
Tho contract stimulated that in case
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i,"n Iri pnSiow in ninth.
Bdiiud Tor PenuoCk IN ninth.

0CUrr by INNINGS n
Newark .....u % % = % a a. a. . o.
Buffalo ..v u.u a q u u Z n a -
summary: Runs cnhl- Callahan. Wuter
". h"pp 60, taTIstr"M tyson Sacrifice
nnts-ite "leE Move SCh"er,, ltummel
Three, base hit-k"pp Bases bulls-ot
EnfiSht, $ OF l"nnuck, 5, OF Enznun l.
Stru@h oui--hS h.nrIshI q. 10y pcnnock .:
10y Cav :. hit toy pitched ba.l--by Pen
noes tNlbl"ri, ny cav tilcJi-yJ. W!Id
Pitch ennocn. lIilS--on Enri.nt. Ia
) ID in>inSs oil I'cunoCk, 10 IN innings
tinpires, Hart aEG Hediord. Time. 2:33
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JOHNSON is BESTED
BABE RUTH GETS BY
WITH LENGTHY AFFAIR
Greatest Pitcher IIu!dS Red 81, for
twelve Innings. aud Then
Nc:tkens.

BOSTON. August 10 Babe" Ruth
came out the victor in a thiitccu-in-
ming pitching duel with Walter John
son to-day, tho Boston Americans de
feating Washington in the !attcr's nnal
appearance ht Fcuway Idrk this sea
son. To q. For twelve innings John
son held IN" Red SrX to four widely
scattered hats. In the thirteenth SEES
s!oh the champions made three hts
netting them the games only run. The
score:
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BRAVES TRIM DODGERS
TAKE THREE OUT OF
FOUR FROM BROOK YN
Huhe Vanguard iaS Hits Bunched en-
Him, RH Usual, and Loses
Final Affair.

BROOKLYN. August Boston won
its third game to-day Of the series OF
four with Brooklyn, TO /. by bunch
Ing hits on Maruuord Brooklyn won
fifteen and lost six games during its
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BlS0NS FIGHT HARD

NEWAItk August l5-Tho Bisous
Won an uphill game from the Indians
mere to-day, 10 4. the game going
we've innings. When Buffalo came 10
ia, IN the ninth they were three runs
behind. batting rally accounted FOR
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CENTRAL LEAGUE GAME

Tho 7 W wood and the Cedar
Works teams. OF III" Central League.
VIII hight OF q ii" this afternoon q I
> o'clock in Byrd Park. The race is
stU pretty close iu this league and
TIA" game to-day may decide The win
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. hhEkt Ii!Ei fIAl TODAY.
Rochester u RitliAIDSD
Montreal Int baltimore.
Toronto nj Providence
iSUnulO at Newark
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PIRATES GET BOTH GAMES

ST. LOUIS. August lb.-Good pitch
ing by Harmon and Cooper enabled
Pittsburgh to win both games from
81, Louis to-day. 1" and to l..
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FIRST UN ME.
Montreal KnIti,nnr.
ION" out when Winning run scored.
f h"ttcd fur MorriScitr in second

'Dn" Out Whcn WHINING nun ernrrG
S"tted fug MorriSr,t- in second
Score by innings =
Montreal ....V o u - z do d.
RaitiniCr. ~ - MI. q Il , q IA
SUMMARY; i!uns.-S,s.ta" tsD. Moran
Mais"l Gather. Slattcry 60 Lamar. fuI-
lcrtor, Bates. Russell t.i. Barber. 'rwo,n,Iy
@, kop. ITartzcl.. NicAvoy WINSTON
Two base hits-r monthly. Moran. S!att.ry
tel. bamrau. Thrcc-ha hit.-iri,!lcr,on
Nartze!l. Honie ruu~--RntcS Sl.;,cry
Sacrifice hit~--McAvoy Two,nh,y Double
r!ays-Fnllc:tor &" Wagner 10 Siatt.t,\ /.
Barnsr 80 NcAvoy Bases on balls-Gn
MorTisero J IF sherman !; of Fullerton.
ton Left on nascs--R Baltimore Mnr-
ireal First base ON errors Montreal
Tim" 'a tnpircs, brausncIu ana Woa-
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YANKEES EVEN UP

won an even break in it's series with
Philadelphia here to-day. taking the
last cAnNc. "a . Nov. YorlS hi WI ..
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fHatt"d for Scott In ninth.
Score by innings Il
Washington 80. ......0O oooooo0ooo 90
Boston ...... ..........0 Q o o o 0"e vGi i!
summary RUN barry. Twc-baS. hits
Barry, Ainsmith. Three base hit-C;a!,lu.r
stolen basc-Miiau. Sacrifice hits-Shanle
Morgan. Iioh!it"oll. Mcbride, Scott. Hooper.
'Thom.S. DuGbl" rlaNS--Tholnas to Scott.
J"nvrin TO Harry 10 Thomas, HohlitzcIl 10
Janvrn. Bases on bals-off Johnson 3; off
Ruth. :" Balk Ruth. struck out--by John
son. .; 10y Ruth, :. Passed bal!--Ainsnith
Cmpircs. N"ll.u and D!nccn. Time. @:37
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16

NuEkE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Cleveland al New York.
thicasn at BOSTON
-. Louis nj Philadelphia
Detroit at WASHINGTON
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81. Louis ...............o o o o \ %
pittsburgh 81 q o.
summary: Rnn-Carey. Two base hits
Farmer. Hornsby. Sacrifice hit--McCarthy.
stolen bases-Carey, Schultz. Bethel. Dou-
bio play-Corhan. Bethel, ITorrsby wild
pi'ch-iiarnon. Hit by pitched balI-hy
Meadows, tCarey). Bases Oh haiIs-off
Meadows, 2. Off Amcs. ?; of Harmon /
Struck ou,-by Meadows. e. by Amcs /: hy
Harmon. g. tmpiros. Orth and ouirlcy
Time 80.
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WHERE THEY pINy To.p,y ''
~ Mount at Roanoke Kupids
Sorf"lk at Port sinoith
petersburg AT NeUporf Neu.
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National League

RESULTS Yesterday
Philadelphia !: New York o.
Boston. !: brooklyn, /.
Pittsburgh. |; ~. Louis. o (first camel
Pittsburgh. .: st. Louis, | isrcund r,,inci
thiCar"-f iBCinniti trainJ -
STANDING or 'InE fII'ItS
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SECOND GAME.

Totals TO-. al ~ - A Totals 80, .. -
Eatt'd f"r wilson in seventh
'n"lt"h Tor DOCK In eighth.
llfaii"d Tor Smith IN ninth
Hc"i" 10y IuningS q
pittsburgh ,....... 80 ~
ST I.Ous ...........O q y u q n n
Summary: Runs Baird Mccarthy. Rctzel
Two base hit.-Be'zel Sacrifice hit.--wi.
son Farmer. Carey, Schultz. Stolen BASES
Carey t2). IIoInsby (I. Brottem. Hit by
pitcher-hy Dosk. (McCarthy). Bases ON
paiia-off Doak. Z; off Cooper. s. Struck out
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'Baited Tor Tesrcau In ninth.
Score by inninEs II
Now York. .............o %
Phils dciphia -. .....1 "
Summary: Run-Byrne. Stolen base
Robertson. Struck out-by Demaree .: nv
resreau. 2. Bases on ball.-off Demaree .;
Off Tcsreau. 3. Cmpires, D'Day and Ensuu.
Time, so.
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I.iVI- Q G q Y -ToinIs y a. !
Bsit"a for Markie ~ eighth
Bh't"c FOR Brauy in ninth
score hy innings y
Providence - a n q n
Toronto ........ O o o q u O u n D
rs ShmmImary huv-Rehg omslow. Tutwicr,
Sacrihce hit--Fnbrique Stolen basea--
Blackhurn. Two:base hit--Bchz. Bases on
balls---on Peters t2). on Narkle 8 StruCk
out-hy Peters. 4: by Markle G. Tits-off
Markle, IN innings. batter hi,-Nur-
ray Double riayr--Shcan to FabriGnc To
onslow; Smith 10. True.daIa To Graham
rsTPfii2u" Va 4" SShean to 3nsiow. Passed bali
linpros 'hcHinutt ana Freeman
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rotais....3t 10 q u o Totnls.... ~ 10 81 Il q
Ran FOR Itlackburna in seventh.
Slated for Marquard' in ninth.
Score by innings Il.
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Brooklyn ....... 100 . 0 o.
summary: J.uns-Mas"e. Nonetchy co..
Fitzpatrick. McCarty. Two.base hts-ko-
netchy C>. Maranviile. Thrce-bsse hits
Tlnckburne. Eonetchy. Johnston. Wheat
Left on bases-Boston, :: BROOKLYN. 8 Bases
on hRlls--of Rudolph. 1: or Marquard. /.
;. EMPIRES. KLEIN and byron. Time AS
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INSULTS YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth, IL; N0riolk. Iiirst camel,
PORTSMOUTH. q: Norfolk. : (sccond game
innings: dnri,ncss).
Newport News. ]; Petersburg.
E"an"ke Rapids Rocky Mount truiul
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY,

t'r'rnNboTO, .; WIn>'On- NuIrm. /
charlotte, .; Durham. 4 (iir.t game,
Charlotte. * Durham. q tsccond game,
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Virginia League

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
tNO games -rhrIuIcJ)
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How They Stand o-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

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iE'ilini"rr. 10; Montreal uir>i camel
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nrw York. d: Philadelphia, =
huston, !: Washington, u I3 innings,
comfy two srhrduicdJ
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WHERE THEY PLAY To-Day
Raleigh at AsiievIIIe.
Winston Salem at Greensboro.
Durham Rt CharIotts
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by Doak. 2; by Cooper. S Empires 0uig-
Icy and Orth. Time. iGs
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Washington.

Tntals....r s'aN IT ro,sIs..4. $, ~ g
Two out when winning run was scored
fHatt"d for Scott In ninth
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FIRST GAME

Totals. -? 6 - u ! Totals :" u
Rated Tor Meadows in eighth
ti'nitcd for R"ck In ninth
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Totals...2s . - s Tota!s....s ctlS
'Battcd for Tesrcau in ninth.
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New Britain herald., 1916-06-22
PepShinp Sends Out TrOODerS.

San Antonio, Tex, June 22.-Gen. Pershing reported to Gen. Funston to- day that he had not yet received a report on the fight at CarriZal but added that on information sent to him he had sent out two SquadronS of the Eleventh Cavalry with instruc- tions to get into touch with the troop of the Tenth that was engaged yes terday by the Mexican forces.
 Gen. Funston made it plain that Gen. Pershing's first report has not altered the general situation and that no special orders will be issued until Pershing has rendered a report in detail of the Carrizal fight and incl dents that led to it.