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PAGE TWO
Kiwanis Beat Clements
Nine By Score Os 4 To 3
Roger*' abort single with three man
on bue scored Herrin who had walk
ed to give the Klwanl* a 4 to 3 win
" over Clementa Motor Company yeat*r
day at League Perk in City leaguge
play.
Harris and Hlght were hooked up
In a reguMr pdfrrbera battik' w|h
Harris getting the better of the argu
ment.
The civic club team started thing*
In a big way In the initial frame, scor
ing two runs off one hit and two
walks, coupled with errors. It was
the third inning before the auto nine
Coukl score and in this frame they
matched the Kiwanis’ two rurvs by
getting three tyts 'and two walk*.
Two hits after two were out gave the
K men is Club a run in the fifth and
another in the seventh when a base
on balls sod two hits pushed Harris
over with the winning tally. Cle
ments had tied the score In the first
DEFEAT THE YANKS
Lefty Gomez, Star Yank
Twirler, Is Victim of De
troit’s Luck
New York. July 8 (AP)—Starting
their crucial Invasion of the Blast yes
terday, the Detroit Tigers rallied to
score three runs each in the Bth and
10th inninggs and defeated the Yan
kees 8 to 5. reducing the Yanks’ load
over the Tigers to six and a half
games.
Lefty Gomez, star of the leaders’
mound staff, was the victim of the
Tigers' victory yesterday. Entering
the game as a relief pitcher io the
ninth. Gomez was slugged for the
three runs that tied the score and
then issued four walks in the tenth be
fore Wells could relieve him. Stone's
singgle off Wells with the bases load
ed gave the visitor’s their last two
runs. ‘ •
Remits)
CITY LEAGUE.
Kiwanis 4; Clements 3.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Raleigh 7; Wilmington 3.
GreenM>oro 12; High Point 9.
Durham 8-4; Asheville 3-1.
Charlotte 6; W'inston 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 4; Pittsburgh 3.
Boston 5; St. Louis 4.
Chlcigo 7; Philadelphia 0.
Others, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago 13-3; Philadelphia 3-9.
Cleveland 3-4; Washington 2-3.
Detroit 8; New York 5.
St. Louis 8; Boston 2.
To Prosecute Miss Violet Valli *
Chicago, July 7 (AP)—William
“Bill” Jurges. star Chicago Cub short
stop. ‘oday refused to sign a complaint
against Miss Violent Valli, the attrac
tive divorcee who shot him twice and
4hen attempted to end her own life,
but the pohee decided to prosecute
her.
Argentina's “July 4th.” celebrating
thk'Mrth of the Argentine nation,
A-*w* bn Puiy 9th.
BIG SISTER * Anzors >Aweigh » By LES FORGRAVB
yep! just «s soon) a% twt cwltobw UJ we'j., Did voo f ves.they we ire | cee' oonj "t xx> wish /* ~ y .
wave said <sooo®pe tbTaeira eeieuos see all voob / AU.tWerae.BA9E. you WERE GOifsj >-< vdo'Sst i / /- *
UP -TWERE WEU START. MANV FRIEND'S ? r l BARTLETT, AMD VJIYH ' Etvi "> .-/ DO.' SOaD-BvEI /
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- THE GU MPS GONE THE PEARLS
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half of the seventh Boyd had scored
on Hlgbt's hit.
Clements Ab R H E
Hoff as 3 11 0
H. Finch If 3 0 1 0
Bteed 2b 2 0 0 0
L. Coghill lb 3 0 0 0
Fort rs 2 0 0 0
Jones rs 1 0 0 0
Brummitt of 3 0 0 0
Meyers c : 3 0 U 3
R. Boyd Sb 2 2 1 0
Higtit p 3 0 1 0
Total 25 3 4 3
Klwanl* Ab R H E
3. Boyd <rf 4 11 0
Rogers lb 4 0 2 0
Beigggs ss 3 11 1
Teri-ell c 2 1 0 0
Robinson 3b 2 0 0 0
Matthews cf 2 0 0 0
Forsyth 2b 10 0 0
Harris p 2 11 0
Turner rs 3 0 0 0
Edwards cf 2b 3 0 1 0
Total 26 4 6xl
xOne out when winning run scored
Score by innings: R
Clements 002 000 1-3
Kiwanis 200 010 I—s
AMEJKPLIT
WITHWHITE SOX
Two Teams For Third Suc
cessive Day Play Double-
Header Bill
4
Philadelphia, July 8 (AP)—The
Philadelphia Athkglcs and Chicago
White Sox started their marathon <
three doubleheaders in three succes
sive days by dividing honors yester
day. The White Sox won the first
game 13 to 3 and the Mackmen the
second 9 to 3.
Chicago ended Earaahaw’s winning
streak of five straight by scoring
five runs and driving him from the
mound in two Innings in the opener.
The Sox pounded three A’s hurlers for
20 hits to win. Fothergill, Appling
and Hayes hitting for the circuit.
WAITEMILL
HAS GOOD PITCHING
Boy Who Was Declared
“Through’ ‘ Beats Pirates
For the Giants
Pittsburgh. July 8 (AP)—Waite
Hoyt came balk in a New York Giant
unimorm yesterday to pitch flowery
relief ball for three innings and make
possible a 4 to 3 victory over the lea
gue leading Pirates.
Making his second appearance in a
Giant uniform, the former "Boy Won
der." who had been declared "through”
by three different managers the last
two seasons, stood the Pirates on
iheir collective heads for the last
three innings while his new mates
punched across the deciding runs.
Hoyt yielded only one hit and struck
out three men. including Floyd Vau
ghan twice. He whiffed Vaughan
for the final out in the ninth with
the tying nm* on second base.
HENDERSON, (N. C.J DAILY DISPATCH. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1982 H
CITY LEAGUE
Club W L Pet
M. P. Barucas 6 j 357
Wiggins 5 2 .714
M. E. Ba races 3 2 .600
Lions 4 3 57i
Clements Motor Co 3 4 .429
Kiwanis 3 4 439
Wall Street 2 4 .333
post Office 0 6 .000
PIEDMONT league
Club W. L. Pet.
Charlotte 4 0 1.000
Durham 4 1 .800
Raleigh 3 2 .000
Greensboro 3 2 .600
Wilmington 2 3 .400
Winston-Salem 1 4 .200
NATIONAL LEAGUE
C*ub W, L. Pet.
; Pittsburgh 40 30 . 571
Chicago 39 34 . 531
Boston 40 35 . 533
Philadelphia 39 40 494
St. Louis 36 37 493
Brooklyn 36 39 .480
New York 36 37 .471
Cincinnati 36 47 .434
AMERICAN LEAGUE
**>*»•* W. L. Pet
New York 50 24 .676
Detroit 42 29 .592
Philadelphia 44 2Z .579
Cleveland 41 34 . 547
Washington 40 36 . 526
St. Louis 36 37 493
Chicago 27 45 .375
Boston is 53 205
GHANGEIAIBALL
SCHEDULES GIVEN
Second Half Season Begins
With Games of Satur
day, July 16
With Mkldleburgg playing Towns
ville here at League Park Saturday to
decide the champions of the first half
of the County Grange League, and
Ayeock playing at Dabney a game
that was postponed from May 28. the
first half of the Grange League will
come to a close and the following I
schedule has been mapped out for the
second half play:
July 16— j
Aycock at Dabney.
Townsville at Middleburg.
July 23 —
Dabney at Aycock. '
Middleburg at Townsville.
July 30—
Aycock at Middleburg.
Townsville at Dabney.
August 6
Middleburg at Aycock.
Dabney at Townsville.
August 13—
Aycock at Townsville.
Middleburg at Dabney.
August 20—
Dabney at Middleburgg.
Townsville at Aycock.
August 27
Townsville at Middleburgg.
Aycock at Dabney.
September 3
Middleburg at Townsville.
Dabney at Aycock.
September 10 —
Aycock at Middleburgg.
Dabney at Townsville.
September 17—
Middleburg at Aycock.
Townsville at Dabney.
The winner of second half will plav
the winner of the first half to decide l
the county championship of the lea
gue.
Childhood is like a mirror, catching
and reflecting images from all around
u. «aa
THE OLD HOME TOWN R«n«i« r*tf TJ. S. P»Unt Office By STANLEY
fl <SL)ESS skinned") f MY OWN
TRAPROCK AINT/N WHATDoYou (/ BUSINESS UP
FAVOR OF HAVING ATTRIBUTE YougV AHEAD OF THE OTHER „
HIS LIFE story / FELLER AND FORECLOSE
Vfainted! y' \ farming r [ mort<sa<ses at the
-z=-ci| V success J right tine —if you „
(not VMITHU PUT THAT IN THE PAPER YXILL
ALL- THE \ WmL X r Oe PAY UP FOUR
_ DILI-WORTHY HEEL.IS VJRIT/N©A
| HISTORY OF SUCCESSFUL MEN )N
/ AND ABOUT TOWN FOfe THE
2 CLARION I
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B. I; | V 111 T
<HE. MOST DANGEROUS ENEfv/l
at
errr uusn
M. E. Baracas, v» Peat Off tC *.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Winston-Salem at Greensboro.
Charlotte at Wilmington.
Durham at Raleigh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Waahington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York
St. Louis at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
PRISONERS’ PAROLE
WILL BE STUDIED
Dally Dlapnlra
la the »lr Walter Hotel
■Y J. C. ■AHIKHVIU"
Raleigh, July B.—Because the paroi,
of prisoners is one of tne most d, B .
cussed problems in prison admmi?t ra .
tion today, the Institute of Pub's
Welfare, to be held in Chapel Hii,
July 11-15, will devote a session t 0
this problem. Wednesday afternoon
July 13, has been set aside for th*
topic.
Tyre C. Taylor, executive counsti
for the State of North Carolina .
<be one of the main speakers having
as his subject, “The Outlook f or *
Parole Program in North Carolina
In the capacity of executive coun«.
Mr. Taylor hears and passes upon *!;
applications for paroles, pardon*
commutations, etc., and makes itcoc:-
mendations to the governor.
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
SPECIAL. DRESSED HENS To"
morrow, 20c pound. E. G. Dav.,
and Sons Co. g-u
BEST HEAVY RED DUPLEX
double lipped jar rubbers 3c
dozen at Burnetts. Henderson, N
C- 17 24 1 8 15 22
FOR SALE—PLAYER PLANO. CAL
lnet stool and all rolls, only 535&
W. R. Carroll, Oxford Road or Car
roll Brothers. $-2i,
FRESH VEGETABLES AXD
fruits. Chickens, eggs and country
hams. H. L. Ayscue Service Grir
eery- 8-ln
WANTED FRESH COUNTRY BUT
ter in pound prints. M. G. Evjns.
' 8-lt,
ROOM FOR RENT-STEAJf HEAT :
ed and private bath. One or two
men only. Apply apartment one
The Stonewall, 215 Young Ave.
phone SSS or 215-J. Fn-tf
JUST RECEIVED A FRESH LOT OF
Fall seed potatoes, stock peas, tur
nip seed and snap beans. Pncts
right. H. B. Newman. 8-L.
WANTED TWO ROOM APAR7-
ment, close in, select neighboihooi
West End preferred. Accommo
date two people. Rent reasonable
“W" care Daily Dispatch. 8-2.;
GROCERY STORES, FISH DEAL
ping paper. Use old newspapers
era and markets save on your wrap-
Get a big bundle at the Daily Dis
patch office for 10c. 21-u.
DON'T US FOR YOUR
'week-end needs on the following
plenty of each to be sold at lowest
prices, snaps, squash, butter beans
shelled and in pod. peas, turnip
salad, beets, okra, corn, cantaloupe!
and watermelons. Ripe, turning o:
green tomato** at 5c lb. O. A H
Produce Co. 8-lu.
HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES
at lowest prices. We appreciate
your trade. H. L. Ayscue Service
Grocery. 8-lti.
FIRE SALE OF SHOES AND
clothing. Everything must go re
gardleas of costa. Shoe repairinj
neatly dona. Boston Shoe Store
Next door to Henderson Candy Kit
chen. 8-ts
WANTED DESIRABLE THREE
or four room furnished apartment
with steam heat and private bat!:
by couple. State terms in f.i»t
tetter. Write "Apartment" Care
Dally Dispatch. 8-2;i
DO NT FORGET OUR HALF
price dress sale. Beautiful Chiffon
and Crepe Dresses this week-end
at half price. W. D. Massee.l-t-
BELIEVE IT OR NOT—DAY BY
day in every way more and mort
people are learning about the menu
of our shop. Meet your friend*
hers. Alien's Bather Shop.
Thurs-Fri. ts
meat, lard, sugar, coffee
and flour at lowest prices. H. L
Ayscue Service Grocery. 8-lt-
USED CAR VALUES
1980 Pontiac Custom Sedan
1990 Chevrolet Coach.
1929 Oldsmobtle Coach
1928 Pontiac Coupe.
1929 Pontiac Coupe.
1929 Ford Coach.
MOTOR SALES CO.
Phone 892
DON’T FORGET OUR~ HALF
price dress sale. Beautiful Ch.f*
foo and Crepe Dresses this w**'*’
end at half price. W. D. Massee 1*
THE DAILY DISPATCH 15 NOW ON
•ala at The Smoke Shop, Jeffertf*
Case, Henderson Candy Kite* l * 8-
Wortman's Pharmacy. Wiggins Drug
•tera, Agency. You may •a« ur *
a copy from any of these P ] * c *
at the regular prioe of sc. 29*-

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