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' I AuCKie, NOW THAT THERE I fMy fjhRLlNG, I We f NO THIN 0 CAN f fiMPf j 1 1 aajjj-, ' . '
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WW FIGHT
61 TWINS
By Defeating Charlotte VViaslon
Ends Speculation
Wlnitoii-Salem,. Angf 31. With
Swindell lu the box,' the Twin yes
terday put nil end to all (peculation
an to where the Carolina association
pennant of 1911 mill float, the final
game of the season with the Hornets
resulting in a victory for the localsrj
With a rYrd ' 20 game won and
8 lout Swindell, taully the premier of
Ihe lwaituei left today for Cleveland,
where he Join the American league
club of thai city. Should the locals
jom ail of tb three remaining games
and Greensboro win the remainder of
the schedule the Twin would get the
decision by it margin of one irame.
Laat night there was genuine rejoic
ing at the successful termination of
Claneyfc fight .against the Greensboro
club though eo.ua! admiration for the
clever Patriot team and Manager
Oiyle It felt. .
' Teterday "a came was only four and
one-half innings, tb wet condition of
the diamond preventing the scheduled
double-header, and. In fact, allowing
Just enough play to allow the Twins
to rirje-h the pennant. The game was
played under protest of the Charlotte
player It aav ., i
- .... ... ItH. E.
Winston; .... Ki4 1
Charlotte.
.... o 00 0 3 2
lUlly; Sheusley and
Swindell sad
Ryan.
LEAGUE GAMES
Ihmloai ami I'itHiurg IHtblr.
lk.nti.o. Aug. 31. Marty OToole.
for hoe release from 81. Paul,
l'ltubiirg paid 23.&u, the highest
'Mre in bancball bintory. made bin
debut and th Pirates won the game,
tbo firX of a double-header.
Young was In the txu for the local
t la the nwil gsrne and shut out the
. pennant anplrants. -
OTl's bow to National League
fans was niftde In wmipany oith
Kelley. the ratrber for whom Pitts
biirg paid fit. Paul li.bou. The
young pitchers showing as marred
by hervoiiNuena and bis lldne
placed bim in a number of big bobs,
hut he a strong in the pinches and
bis nine strikeouts offset ten ban
on balls. It,, hit safeljr talce out ol
four times at bat.. Kelley wns weak
lth the stick and gav ay to (iin
son. y
In the second ganie Young pitebed
In bis (.!l-tlme form and ws( well
supimrted.
s're: It. II. K
fUtiion , , , l io mm n:o 4 U. 2
Plttnburg . . 01 1 ooii Jul
Weaver. Tyler and Kllng; OToole
and Kelley and Gibson.
Kecoud game: , U. It. K.
litMtton . , . oon 141 6 9
Piiubiiri; , . Oflrt onii nr 0 ft 3
Yonng and Itariden; llendrl.
Rteele, Kerry and Gibson. .
in mISI "league
, 1evelnl Trims M a-hlnutiti.
Clevelaiid. Aug 31, flev, lti.
defeat! VnlriKt"n lu't' n Intilms
Piamllng allowed but one hit fur
even Inning and only th.t for the
flrnt eipht. In th ninlhr bomevcr.
Oisoa's error was folio ejL by three
bits, 'Washin;t'n tiring vfte amre
Canblon's hit driving Itrm'o nma. In
tho tenth Hlatiding singled and
cored on Itutchcr'a aacrtiica and
tHuon'i singl.
Cleveland . oio 030 IM0 1 4 ft 1
Washington 000 0n (Mi J 03 ft
Ulandlng and Eastssly; Walker
and Ktreet,
Knmkouf llronn les.
New York, Aug. 81. Matt Welts,
the Kegiuh light ftcJKbt rhampion.
added to hi fistic laurels by oulboi
Itig "Knoikout" lirown, the New
York lightweight, in a ten-ronnd
bout, bnfore the largest crowd that
probably ever witnessed pugilistic
"'titcet 1n New York city last night
The bout, the aeeond to be hfld tin
ner the new boxing law, brought a
crowd of probably H.nou persona to
the Madison (to.uar tlarden.
Ara you a boujckecperT II so you
ahouid oy an BM t ..MooiI
Kitchen Cabinet.- Pea Holland Bros
t oaea ,,t It - imj
Even the Waves Have Ears
BALL RESULTS YESTERDAY
American League.
Washington, 3;. Cleveland, 4.
; National League. .
Pittsburg. 6; Boston, 4. Second
game: Pltmburg, 0; lloston, .
All otBer games postponed rain.
American AssMialloa.
Kansas City, 5; Indianapolis, 4.
Minneapolis, 8; Toledo, 1. '
St. Paul, 2; Louisville, J.
Milwaukee, 0; Colusibus, 1 (II In
nings. Second game: Milwaukee, 2:
ColiimUus. 0. ,
Falera Leagae'
Baltimore. 2; Iluffalo, 4. .
Newark, 3; Montreal, 12.
Jersey aty, 6; Rochester. 4.
Providence, 3; Toronto, 8. Second
game: Providence, 0: Toronto. 0.
Southern League.
New Orleans, 2; Birmingham. 3.
Montgomery, g; Mobile, 1 1. '
. Nashville,. 2; Chattanooga, 1.
riestb Allan tie League.
Savannah, 0; Columbus, '.
Other games postpone!! rain,
Carolina Association.
Anderson-Greenville, rala.
Grtensboro-Spartanburg, rain.
Winston-Salem. 5; Charlotte. 0. (5
Innings rain).
OF THE CLUBS
Carolina) Leagae.
Won. Lost.
Club
P.C.
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Andi-rson .
Spartanburg
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. 4 8
. . 4 r.6
. .44 60
. .42 61
1 .Greenville .
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Petersburg
Norfolk .
Koanoka .
Lynrbbarg
Richmond ,
Danville .
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Won. Lost
P.C
Philadelphia
Uttrolt . . .
Huston , .
New nrk . .
Chit ago . .
Cleveland . ,
Washington .
St. Louis , .
77
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Clnba. Won. Lost.
New York .... 72 44
Chicago ..... 67 44
Pittsburg . . . . 70 49
Philadelphia ... 64 12
St. Louis 61 55
Cincinnati . . . . 63 61
Itrooklya V, 6a
lloston 30 88
, akiMtltera) league,
Ckba. Won. Loat
New Orleans . . . 68 - 47
Montgomery . . 6 2
HtrmtaKham ... 66 &4
Nashville ..... 61 57
Chattanooga ... 6(1 62
Memphia ..... 56 6d
Mobile ...... f.2 67
Atlanta .... . 46 77
P.C.
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Clubg. Won. Lost. P. C.
Columbia . ... 42 l ,6s3
Albany 36 24 .61(1
Columbua . i . ..34 26 .(67
Macon ...... 81 27 .S34
Jacksonville ... 28 3.7 .444
S. A. I ...... 2 36 .419
Savannah .... 25 37 .4fl3
Charleston .... 22 39 .3,1
Kea Girt Whm.iIhk Tournament.
Sea Girt. N. J., Aug, 31. Military
and civilian marksmen from many
parta of the country are here In
readlnesa for th otienlng tomorrow
of the twenty-first annual rifle
tournament on the famous Sea Girt
rangea. The competitions will con
tinue through the whole of next
seek. The most notable event of
tho programme will be the rontest
for the Drydra Trophy, presented by
former I'tilted Ft ales rVnitor liryden
of New Jersey, and valued at 4.00.
iha contest Is open to teams of eight
men from the army, navy. Marine
Corps, the n. Hilary and Bav! acad
emies and tht militia of the various
State. ,.
To Mark Hll of Vronl'ler Fort.
Kstherville, La.. Aug. 31. A four
lays patriotic celebration was begun
hero today under the auspice of the
Msuc'iters jit the Revolution. The
chief feature of the celebration Is
to be t tics dedication of a shrft to
mark the site of old Fort Defiance.
a ranioua reminder of the pioneer
day In foa.
DURHAM RECQRDEB,i )tmiUM, N. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1911 '
fl.&M.FODTBALL SCHEDULE
IXCLI DES (JAMES WITH SEVERAL
COLLEGES SOT FLAYED I.X FOR.
MEB SEAM)!. -
West Raleigh, Aug. 31. Below la
given the 1911 fmitbull acliedule of
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege of North Carolina. The first
game will not be played until Octo
ber 7, one month after college oiia,
giving the men nmple time Jo get In
first class condition for the opening
game. - . '
October 7 United States Steam
ship Franklin, at ttalelgh.
October 14 Pending.
October 19 Rurknell University.
of Pennsylvania, at Ralctgb, (Thurs
day of fair week. )
October 28 University of Tennes
see, at Ralc'ish. ' ' .
November 4 United States Naval
Academy, at Annapolis. " j
November 11 Washington and
Lee University, at Raleigh. v
November 1 8 Wake Forest, at
Wake Forest. - . v
November 30 Virginia Poly
technic Institute, at Norfolk. Va.
(Thanksgiving.)
Games with three colleges never
before played by the A. and M. In
football are on tbe achednle this
year, tit'. - Bucknell, University of
Pennsylvania; the University of Ten
nessee, and the United States NavJl
Acaoemy. It la expecte that tbei
game with the naval academy will!
be one of the very hardest ever play
ed by tbe A. and M., a the acadefay
teama have always ranked with 1ht
biggest elevens In Jthe country, auch
as Yale, . Pennsylvania, Piincieton,
etc
Washington and Lee will be play
ed this season for the first time la
Raleigh. Tue United Statca Steam
ship Franklin will give the A. and
M. a bard tussle, aa they were cmly
defeated S to 0 after a very bard
game two years ago.
me inauasgmng gsrne win. aa
tsual, be played In Norfolk. Va..
with A. and M.'s greatest rivals for
championship honors, the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, and vhould be
one of the greatest football contests
played .In the south thte rail, aa thla
game will decide tbe winner of a
series of three games, A. and M. hav
ing won last Thanksgiving, and V. I
1 the year tie fore.
I1HI ItUX NOTKH.
Cleveland bs tbe ilightandera'
goat and Detroit la duck soup for the
Chase crew.
The two Ja ksons in the big show.
Joe, of Cleveland, and George, of
Boston, are ei rtainly great bitters.
Inetrad of being a btoorm-r
"Rube" Marquard, of tbe Giants, has
tamed out to be one of the aonders
of the season.
A total of 67,000 persons attend
ed the National League games In
New York and Brooklyn In one after-
non recently.
Umpire Kvana, of the American
league, was a sub on the CrtieJl
baseball tram when Jlugh Jennings
was roachlng the siuad.
The Chkago Cuba have purchased
Pitcher Hlamilcka, of Itorkford, the
sensational beaver of the Wlwonnln-
llllnols league.
Frank Hchulle, of tbe Cnbs, broke
his home run bat, but found another
club and la once more lamming the
clrrflt clouts.
Pitcher "Wild Hill" Donovan, of
the iMrolt Tigera. next to "Cv"
Voting, la thrt oldest player In active
service In tbe major leagues. ,
Tom Jones, the former Detroit
player now witb Miisaukee, will
coach the Michigan University base
ball squad next spring.
Young llefker trimmed the White
Sox In Washington, but the Sox got
back at him In Chicago, making 20
Rita for a total of 28 bases.
The Athletics' pltrhera are now
going al top speed and the team that
able to pass the rhaniKions will
surely be aome ball 'learn.
Manager Fred Clark Is hlttltik the
ball In the regulation way. Tbe old
Pirate la working like a young phe
nom Just breaking In the game.
President Russell of the Boston
Nationals aaya that be Is confident
that "Cy" Young can win aa many
games aa the other Rustler pitchers.
is mat a Knock or a boost?
W'tlh their managers. R.d', Dnotn
and Roger ftresnahan out of the
game on account of 4njnrie. the
Philadelphia Quakers and the W
Lnnl Cardinals are aurslr In tnueh
lurk at thla atase nr th r,r,.ni
light.
Fight KrbcluU for Toalgbl.
Pal Moore v, Tommr Murtihr.'io
rotmda, at Uttt Tork city.
When Dickie Wants to Propose By H. B. Martin;
I I
' . With tlie.lloxers.
Jimmy Britt claims the credit of
being the originator of the crouch
used so much by boxers nowadays.
George Perry, Hector Mclnnes'
' hope,' will clash with Al Benedict
at Niwport,' R. I., on Labor Dav.
New York promoters are not very
atrong for Kid McCoy'a come-back
stuff and tho kid says that be can
get bouts outside of New York.
The proposed bout between Matty
Baldwin and K. O. Brown, which the
Armory A. A., of Boston, waa trying
to arrange, nan fallen through.
Babies Pivraile at Anbury Park.
Asbury Park, N. J., Aug. 31. For
the 21st consecutive' year Jtabydoin
today held festal holiday, and high
fevel In Asbury Park. It was tbe
day of tbe bby parade, the crown'
ing feature of the annual carnival
Baiilea from every nook and corner
of tbe country, fully 600 of them
and al! in their gayest raiment.
paraded the ocean front and passed
In review before Queen Titania and
her court, who shared the honors of
tbe day with Governor Wilson and
bis staff.
'Carriers to Mift in KorheKter.
Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 31. Ro
chester la making elaborate prepara
tions for the entertainment of the
annual convention here next week of
tbe National Association of Letter
Carriers.
Are yoa a housekeeper? Jf to yon
should b" all means bate a "Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet." See Holland Broa.
at once about It 17-tf
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mm
Saturday; September
the 2nd 1911
This Cafe is Under New Management and Has
Promises to Be the Best Service ol Any Cafe
We cive you a meal in 5 Minutes
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French Sadtnes . . . . ,
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SOUPS
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Ox Tall Soup .,
Clain Choad r
Mock Turtle
Vegetable .. .. .. .. ,
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Spanbth Mm -kerel ,
Fried or Uri.iien" Trout. .. ,
Shad. Fried or" Broiled, .. .
Shad Ko? v. i VHncotv. , . ,, ,
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2c.
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30c.
Shad Ron t. ramble with Kegs, 2c.
- ?'. st;aK AND CHOPS
fcefifd wllh r reach Fried I'elalee
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D.inble Sfrlt'itt Steak ..
Oouble Pori- rbouse Steak ..
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Club Steak ., .. .. .. .. ., ,.
Hailed Ham. Fried or Broiled
Herf Tendcrl.lti
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Veal Cutlets, Breaded
Veal Chops, , ,
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Pork Chops
Pork Chops, Breaded .
Breakfast Bacon ....
Calf IJver
Calf Liver with Bacon
All Stcaka and Chops Served with
Onions, extra. Sc.; with Tomato Sauce,
extra, Sc.; witb Mushrooms, extra, l.c.
CHICKKN
Half Spring Chicken on To.Mit
Half Spring Cliickeu.
Country Style ., .. .. ..
Half Spring Chicken,
a la Maryland ..
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SALADS
Salmon Salad ,
Potato Salad .
Chicken Salad
15c.
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25c.
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lobster Salad
Shrimp Salad .. .. .. .. ,, ,.
Combination Salad .. .. .. ..
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Whole Doien Stewed ,. .. ..
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Oyster Cocktail .. ..
Half Dozen Broiled ott Toast.,
Whole Doien Broild on Toast
Oyaiera Unshed on To.ut
Oyster Loaf ..
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