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Clements Team Moves
bears nosed out
IK 12 TOll COUNT
Qanie* for Remainder of
Week Announced For
Other Matches In Play
ome*!* auto boy* moved ln*o top
LCU of LtK by virtue of a
( ,y ovtr ti»»- W«M Hears y*».
','xo »itK«w« »n city ioup play
' IM Wall au»e« nm» <«art«d out by
I.estU) in the find two fraaaes
<a j torn ceane bac kin the fourth and
jj... i:inif» to ge< fiv emore runs to
;o tn*ir tctul of six, makmg 11
;n .itl Fuller. Auto pitcher, gave
;' t} Floyd and hold the Bears
r ,e« foi the remainder of the cou
. ; while his teammates wer* utak
,g teat of hits ami mors of the
gaj.j to toige ahead and take the
l*‘H •
lu«aal* Va M K Hu races Today
K.*mU ciuo meets the M. E.
EaiivS-t today in a game that tag
moved up from Friday. The
*lll pta> * Fnduy instead of
j.,a\isg today, and had been previ
kJ-u annoUUCed.
(u« buiv.H I*. Bsrac* Tomorrow
\S.gguu Cowboy* ard M P. Bara
,*• voa up Thursday to complete Che
mi'ki pi*y-
Box Svvie for Tuesday game:
Visit St. Ah HUE
Bur a ** 4 2 1 2
3b 4 3 1 0
WJk:n* S2b 4 11 !
it:.- Jp t o l o
jlr:::U.-ri -f 4 0 2 0
T- er cf 4 2 0 1
per lb 2 0 0 2
Wt'air.a W c 4 1 0 1
•!:.lbu(k If 3 2 1 0
HI. e lb 1 0 0 U
Tutil 34 11 77
(lirurtil* Ab R |f E
AJf >* 4 1 0 0
CuMI lb rs 4 2 11
Os 4 11 0
sfee! r t 4 1 0 0
If 4 3 1 l
J::« c 3 2 1 u
Eui* jb 3 11 0
Fu.ftr ji 2 0 0 V
F.d; ■<• 11 o 0
T tal 33 12 5 2
?.oi* by Innings:
Will 330 230 o—ll
Ciimrirj 033 141 x—l 2
|Mddth£sj
CITY LEAGUE
(lub W L Pet
C' air.nts 2 0 1.000
" üßs 1 0 1,000
II H Baracas 1 o 1,000
" i:i STee'. 1 i 500
0 1 .000
S<'*ns 0 1 .000
Pos: off.ee 0 1 .000
E Baracas 0 1 .000
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
, riub W. U Pet.
•Vjiston Salem 19 19 .594
'l'fievaie 17 13 50 7
R -<- Xirh 16 15 . sit>
-inburo 16 16 .500
‘ hani .. 15 ig 4tM
T.juington 16 18 .471
11 *#h Po.n: 13 20 . 394
AMERICAN LEAGUE
C| ub W. L. Pet
• v Fork 28 11 .718
<G-h:ngton 25 17 .595
Philadelphia 23 18 . 561
Cjsveianj 24 20 .545
s - GjuU 19 24 . 442
Cni «L'o 15 27 3357
NATIONAL LEAGUE
c,tb: W. L. Pet
r -' ; t*k:o 27 16 . 628
r ncinnatl 24 24 500
Pl ’-burgh 20 20 . 500
® r, *'Klyn 21 22 .488
Louix 19 24 .442
• ,f * York 17 22 .438
Philadelphia 19 25 432
Today^piries
CITY LEAGUE
fcwanls v*. M. E. Barcas.
(Tomorrow)
Cowboys vs. M P. Barcas.
PIEDMONT LEAOUE
Athevtll* at Winston Salem
Greensboro at Charlotte.
Wilmington at Durham.
Raleigh at High Point.
AMERICAN LEAOUE
York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Washington at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAOUE
Philadelphia at New York.
St. Louis at Chicago.
gi.exna LOSES IN
BRITISH TOURNEY
Saunton, England. June 1 (AP)
Ame,ic t -, annual and hitherto fruit
duest of the British women's golf
' iiinpionshlp narrows <k>w n yesterday
n 'he courage and ability of a new
in international compeC
•»n. Mrs. Leona D. Cheney. Miwsoui
rn Californian, now the wife of a
t-cs Angaiaa physician.
E^gsifal
CITY LEAOUE
Clements Motor Oo 12; Wall St 11.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Wlkntngton 6; Raleigh 3.
Point 11; Uftaaton Salant 7.
Charkeae 10-7; Durham 7-6.
AMERICAN LEAOUE
Washington 5; Philadelphia 4,
Chicago 6; Cleveland 5;
No other game* played.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
4; Cincinnati 1.
Chicago 6; St Lou la 1.
Boston 7; Nww York 2.
No other games
. 1 /
City League
Schedule
Following is the schedule for the
games to be played by the teams In
the Henderson City League during
the firs* haJf of the summer, as an
nounced today:
June 1 —
Klwama vs. Methodist Episcopal
Ba races
June 2—-
Wiggins Qowboy* vs. Methodist Pro
testant Baracas.
June 3
Lions is. Poet. Office.
June 7
Ktwards vs. Wiggins Cowboys.
June 8— <
Lions vs. Wall Street.
June 9
Methodist Episcopal Baracas vs.
Methodist Protestant Baracas.
June 10—
Clements Motor 00. vs Post Office.
June 14—
K1 wants vs. Methodist Protestant
Baracas.
June 15—
Methodist Episcopal Bhraces vs.
Lions.
June 16—
Clemente vs. Cowboys.
June 17-
Post Office vs. Wall Street.
June 21—
Methodist Episcopal Baracas vs
Wall Street.
June 22 —
Clemente vs. LjOos.
June 23
Poet Office vs. Klwanls.
June 24 —
Methodist Protestant Baracas vs.
Wall Street.
June 28-
Method ist Episcopal Baracas va.
elements.
June 29
Lions vs. Klwanls.
June 30—
Methodist Protest ant Baraoas vs.
Wall Street.
July 1—
Cowboys vs. Post Office.
July 5
Methodist Episcopal Baracas vs.
Cowboys.
July 6
Lions vs. Methodist Protesbant
Baracas.
July 7
Clements vs. Klwanls.
July 8—
Wall Street vs. Post Office.
July 12—
Methodist Episcopal Baracas vs
Post Office.
July 13—
Liors vs. Cowboys.
July 14—
Klwanls vs. Wall Street.
BIG SISTER Dad Gets an Idea By LES FORGRAVE V. f
look oao! LOOKATTH'cnoxio! Lw." ~?V r wA's-rue »-rEe«\kjij>!'''l [ wellioohe ‘ i am- Sot t wavt a Mioo-re,bJody.
gv TLe. RAVINC ’■ MOST BC HOvO \ WHIRL/FOOt I COULD LlX‘<Y ( WHAT t<S6T ' W r ; , NAtWOTE/ LtT s S
AM ACODENTICOME ON,LET'6 jj l CQMC gtQP *6R SHE OUT OP IT FOR AM ( AMO / STt'CK AROOfiO \-lfeße 4
> — ’ , Go , iSSSjfe' sf! OFF THE ROAD AMO A.LWE J —A OLD CAR- I l VOU LL / A BIT. I’VE A.M IDEA
THE GUMPS—PITTER PATTER
HENDERSON, (N. C.J DAILY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1982 ’
July 15— ——
The Piedmont
Parade
****•» *»ea» Boa* Two.
The Charlotte Bee, lot revenge last
night from the Durham Balls in Char
lotte by taking both end, of • dou
&mei
*
“The STRIKE-OUT is
only 5% of pitching'^
\ u Y»m must kriou W wrk on the weakness of every
bitter,” lays the major league strike-out king of the
■ ' i afe % •‘iiaaßjtey Athletns. "Fanning a clouter in a pinch makes the
J* >. ‘ rouJ roar, but it is not everything in pitching. 1 ’o»
flf must hat e good control and never lost poise or confi
. fR. | deuce. You must he at your best with men on basok
gSUtßmgLlni ' \ 1 And I«« must keep on pitching until the end of the
"STANDARD” HAS tVERYTHING! EM ‘ 1 l'
v pewtr auJ Min*, it taka tvwrytbtng.
f/ CARBON-LESS —Spark plugs, m va
pistons, cylinders and valves stay WsL % TUST to be quick starting is not enough.
Dean. Saves repair bills. MW n fe & Mr. I 1 . 0
y GUM-LESS-No clogged mani- I |§k M J J ust to ** a is not enough. A
lolds—no sticky valves Cuts repair jjk Ifc gasoline to be great must have everything!
cnln,..™ H|He 9ft Gasoline may contain gum which you
r Saves repair bills. ft > cannot see but will cost you money later.
t/ ANTI-KNOCK—Extra power, No gasoline gives you your money's
R, .. w « °nc..h,
bearings Cuu repair bills. ffiSk pump and again in needless repair bills.
y QUICK STARTING —M ini- ftNk What you want is trouble-free, low-cost
r mum use of choke —quick rower and _ .
pick -up less comiminanon ol Wjk W ftJk transportation. Power that gets you there
crankcase oil without ruining an expensive engine.
gas Imeand carburetor- even, steadv need it. Power that starts like a flash—and
How of power in the hottest motoe. «s still w ith you at the end of the run.
#/ ODOR-LESS -Refined "sweet" — ,
r no disagreeable smells. A gasoline to give you this must have
y CRYSTAL CLEAR- Made clear ftftft everything.
—stavs dear-a guarantee of per- \ “Standard" 1932 gasoline has everything.
y UNIFORM— Same quality and / #■— —i .\ Read the list at the left. Check It. And nezt
* results always, everywhere Always QTANHARH time you buy gasoline —buy “Standard."
more miles for your money. Bft U “Standard" has everything a real gaso.
c*.i*. 1932. suaferd oy Cu. »f .v«w jcr« 7 i line should have.
'STAN N E
To Top Position In City Loop
bi*h««4*r. taking the opener 10-7 and
the abbreviated nightcap, 7-5. Mar
tin hurled well In the Drat game with
Lyle turning iA a nice game In the
short affair.
( ape Loee to Tam.
The Baiiors from Wilmington took
the final game of a three game series
with the Raleigh Cape on the home
lot last night. 6-3 Burns pitched good
bail for the Tam. blanking the Caps
In every frame except the first and
the last. Briggs was shelled from the
mound by the Tars and Moon finish
ed for the Caps.
Tourist Win From Fate.
Making five hits go for nine rune,
the Asheville Tourists won from
Greensboro Patriots last night in
Greensboro, 9-8. Chapman struck out
ten Tourist but allowed seven bases
on balls and a seventh inning rally
netted the visitors three runs. Cald
well and Batterton hit for the circuit
for the Pats.
High Point Beats Leaden.
High Point cellarites bang out a
total of sixteen hKa off Baylin to
down the League leading Winston-
Salem Twins last night in Wlnaton-
Salem 11-7 The Twlm connected safe
ly 11 times but could not ovreome the
run making machine of the Pointers
UNION SERVICES AT
PROTESTANT CHURCH
The regular mid-week union prayer
services of the four cooperating
churches will be held this evening at
8 o'clock at the Methodist Proteetaat
PAGE SEVEN
church. It was announced today. The
pastor of that church. Dr. L. W. Der
ringer. will be in charge. Pastors of
all the other churches In the group
are out of the city. The four churches
uniting are the Methodist Protestant
First Presbyterian, First Christian
and First Methodist.
Experience is realising In one's self
what one believes.
Prevention is better than cure, hut
it doesn't get its ns me so often in
the paper*.

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