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PAGE TWO
J. H. Brodie Wins Match
In Third Round Os Golf
Played At Country Cluh
J. H. Brodie, the defending cham
pion of West End Country Club, won
over E. F. Perham yesterday on the
local course 2 and 1 in the third
round of match play of the annual
golf tournament for the members of
the club.
In the second flight. C. M. Booth,
of Oxford, won over S. H. Watkins,
5 and 3.
Pittman Davis won over W. C.
Brandon of Uxford in the third flight
4 and 3.
This afternoon the championship
matches begin between the two play
era left in each flight with 18 holes
being played today and 18 tomorrow,
making a total of 36 holes bieng play
M. E. Baracas Win Easily
Over M. P. Team, 11 To 4
P. Team Uses All Pitching Material It Has In Vain Ef
fort To Stem Tide of F oes in Game Thursday
Afternoon at Lea gue Park Here
The M. E. Baracas hopped all over
the fast sinking M. P. Buraca nine
yewerdey at League Park and won
easily, 11 to 4. wuh the M. P.’s using
ell the pitching talent they possessed
on their team.
TiK expected battle between Payne
end A. Finch didn't materialize, since
Payne was net in uniform yesterday
for the M. E.'s but Stainback more
then filled his shoes and kept the
entire M P Nine gu*-?sing, except for |
the second inning when they scored |
thre erune on hits, errors and walks.
j
CITY LEAGUE.
Wall Street vs. Lions.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Wilmington a t Winston Salem
Greensboro at Raleigh.
Charlotte at Durham. t
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Cleveland. j
Washington at St. Loujs.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Philadelphia .
Pittsburgh at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Re@lts|
CITY LEAGUE
M E Baracas 11; M. I’. Baracas 4
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Ral».gh 4-4; Greensboro 1-2.
Duihrm 8; Charlotte 1.
4; Witnston Salem 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis 8; Washington 4.
New York 10; Cleveland 5.
Detroit 4; Philadelphia 2.
Boston 2; Chicago 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
-Cinc.nnati 7; Philadelphia 4.
St Louis 6-8; Brooklyn 9-6.
Pittsburgh 10-9; New York 7-1.
BIG SISTER _ A Trick of Fate By LES FORGRAVE
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ed to determine the winner.
In the championship flight this
afternoon. J. H. Brodie meets Leo
Averette who held a bye in yesterday’s
play. In the second flight C. M. Booth
of Oxford, and E. F. Shaw start their
match for honors i nthls flight and
Pittman Davis plays W. Webb, of
Oxford, to determine the winner In the
third flight.
In consolidation play, so far, D. J.
Cooper has won over T. W. McCrack
en in the second flight and this after
noon O. T. Kirkland gneets C. O.
Seifert for consolation honors in tne
first flight. D. J. Cooper plays S. M.
Watkins for final coisolation honors
in second flight this afternoon.
He blanked them for the rest of the
; game.
i A. Finch, Harper and C. Finch did
the p.tohcng for the Losers and A.
! Finch got credit forth eloss after he
| was routed in the fourth frame under
; a five run barrage. Harper fared a
, i.'itle better and soon gave way to C.
• Finch who held the M. E.’s scoreless
1 from the fifth through the remainder
cf the game. ,
| The box score.
j M E Baracas Ah R II E
i Norvell 3b 5 2 1 0
j Mills ss 4 2 2 0
M. eKarney rs 4 0 0 0
I Carter c 4 0 2 0
| Goodrich 2b 4 0 0 2
1 Rose lb 4 1 0 2
IT. Kearney cf 3 2 1 0
j Stainback p ....4 2 2 0
| Polstoti If 3 2 1 0
Total 35 11 9 4
| M P Baracas Ah K II E
iB. Hight 2b 3b 30 0 0
1 Clopton cf 5 0 1 0
I C. Finch lbp 4 11 1
I Baity If 4 n 1 0
Holloway c.... 3 0 2 0
j Harper 3b p2b 411 0
jA. Finch lb p 2b 2 11 l
| Powell rs 3 0 0 0
Burgess ss 3 11 1
Total 31 4 8 3
Score by innings: R
M E Baracas 200 540 o—ll
M P Baracas 130 000 0 — 4
Nurmi Is Barred
In the Olympics
At Los Angeles
Los Angeles. July 29 lAP)—Paavo
Nurmi—the greatest foot racer of all
time, winner of seven Olympic races—
last night was barred definitely and
finally, from competing in the 1932
games, less than three days before he
was to have begun his fourth quest for
Olympic honors.
The executive council of the Inter
national Amtateur Athletic Federa
tion. sitting as a commission of seven
with ful powers, put an abrupt end
la the controversy over the Finnish
runner’s status by rejecting his entry
for the track competition of the Tenth
Olympic.
'.U/ 'j vAt ** % >
HENDERSON, (N. CJ DAILY-DISPATCH, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1982 M
O’Neil Sluggers
Blank Middleburg
By 3 to 0 Score
Breedlove* BCtdd&eburg burlier, al
lowed only three lone safeties, but
lost his game to the ONetl Slugger*
here yeeterday afternoon, 3 to 0
when hia teammates committed five
miecuee to enable the Sluggers to
take the victory,
Harris allowed the Middleburg team
five hits, but they could not bunch
thrm to any advantage.
Middleburg AbBHE
Woodal lef 4 0 1 0
Short If 4 0 0 0
H. Breedlove s» 4 0 1 3
Ellington rs 4 0 1 0
Jackson c 4 0 0 0
Holloway lb 4 0 11
C. Breedlove p.. .3 0 0 0
White 2b 3 0 1 0
Stainback 3b 3 0 0 1
Totals 33 0 5 5
Henderson Ab R H 1
S. Boyd cf 4 1 0 (
Fox rs 4 11 r
Hamm c 4 0 0 0
B. Kelly 3b 3 0 0 0
Maynard 2b 3 0 1 0
Scoggins ss 3 0 0 0
A. Boyd lb 3 0 0 0
S. Kelly if 3 0 0 0
Harris pp 3 11 0
Totals 30 3 3 0
Staigh&s
CITY LEAGUE
Club W L Pel
Kiwanis 2 0 1000
Clements 1 0 1000
Lions 1 0 1000
Wiggins 11 .500
M. E. Baracas 11 .&0O
Post Office 0 l .000
Wall Street 0 1 .000
M. P. Baracas 0 2 . 000
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Club W. L. Pel.
Charlotte 18 6 .750
Greensboro 15 10 .600
Raleigh 13 12 .520
Durham 11 13 .458
Wilmington 9 14 .391
Winston Salem 9 15 .375
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Club W. L. Pel,
Pittsburgh 58 38 . 604
Chicago 52 43 . 547
Boston 49 48 .505
Philadelphia 50 50 . 500
St. Louis 46 49 .484
Brooklyn 47 51 .480
New York 43 51 .457
Cincinnati 43 58 .426
AMERICAN LEAGUE
. Jcb: W. L. P-*.
New York 66 32 .673
Cleveland 57 40 . 588
Philadelphia 59 42 . 584
Washington 54 44 .551
Detroit 51 44 .537
St. Louis 44 52 . 458
Chicago 31 63 . 330
Boston 25 70 .263
Wife Preserves
At this time of year you need an
adequate supply of paring knivee.
Don’t try to get along with only
one.
THE OLD HOME TOWTN a STANLEY
DoDE, (P - "~^=
VTou TSL.L. ME y ]» HAP. BUT/
>£im '
FOoDE* DOOLITTLE )S
UP TO H)5 PRE-WAR
STANDARD OF
a ° ° fc> 1132 Lt« W Stanley Central Vxtm 7-29-32
j DID YOU KNOW? ---By R. J. Scott I
l ■ " - ■ r.oavri-l.t im. by ... . Allocation, hu -J
M c. H IN&U CR im IN
Ac£cT£f WERE DECAPITATED J
d‘iScg S ca’ om wkh 7ft is Blade I
N E SC EXECUTIONER WHO I
gAL A.KIC cal's DOWN -tHfe
ABOUT ITS WEST AND BUILDS ROAD'
/* WA.V9 To rCs DEEDING GROUNDS To MAKE
THEM MORE ACCHSS'BLE. .
The Piedmont I
Parade .j|
Caps Win Douhh Bui N l
Petly and FUnn p.i. ; . fJ
victory for the Raleigh v’ ~,. ’
terday in Raleigh *.:r,
mng the first one from V; 'B
4 to 1. Flinn won the j
to 2 with the aid of J.; b. - ** ‘ I
catcher who rht a honiei i : • » * '"M
with two men on bases.
Bulls Gore Be.»
Tiny Butier was given hit.k un ,. I
port last nkht; in r»ui ; ., rii Vfl
and his teammates were 'M
league leading Chailo’n b* ~
1 defeat to reveise then ■
ndgWO ibeJore. Th*- B u ;., pjl
Dizenzo hard in the f.i-, >,,. r V
fifth stanzaas. '
Tom Wolfe hit a homer n. -r> e, I
inning.
Tars Trim Twins
Marty Baylin, forme T.v u I
pitched for the W:im:ru*' r. s 3
last night in the Twin <'.'y . . v ’ |
his ball game from Ills -..- I
mates 4 to 1.
Salveston pitched geed h, ; I
the Tar hits scatteied un f .; x I
when they reached him lot » .
their runs.
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Gat Results
FOR SALE-BIRD DOG
best stock in Orange couniy \\
sell cneap. See O. C.
patch office.
WANTED BOARDERS AX ;.
roomers. S2O 00 per moi.ir.
ing bc’.h. Mrs. Poe. 3oa C
Street.
TREMENDOUS REDL'C'I i( j.n"
shoes. Closing out fire sair
Don't forget we are still
pert shoe repairing. 80.-n.:.
Store. Next to Hendeism, 65,;
Kitchen. . T i
FOR RENT- FOUR ROOM Ou
tage cn half acre lot < J Cxi.;;
Road, all niodirn convei.
Rent $1250 per month. IM
Carter Phone 547.
WANTED TEN UNEXIFLCVLI
men and women. Sales txj.er.t;.*
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Central Hotel Case.
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here. Allen's Barber f’lu.p
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FOR RENT —ONE SIX 1:0011
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FOR ROOM MT
ly furnished apartm»-nt. f:;-‘ :
large porc-h. Steam he*' r :
bath and entrance, garat,
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water and lights furnish, <i li
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range $lO 00 used Univ .
range $35 00. also one font 1,
Oriole gas range wi*h double ■■
In perfect ccndlt.rn. s.s' 1 i J -‘ ’
erson Fuinlture Co. -* ; -
GROCERY STOREs7~FISH DEAL
ers and markets save on your wrap
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THE DAII.Y DTSPATGH IS LOXV To
•ale at The Smoke Shop. Jeffers •
Case, Henderson Candy K; f rh«t
Wortman’s Pharmacy. Wigg.nf D'- :
Store. Agency. You may lecurt
a copy from any of these place*
at the regular price of sc. 2S- f :
SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE HENDERSON
AS FOLLOWS
No. NORTHBOUND
108—8:48 A. M. for Richmond.
Washington _ New York, connecl
tag at Norlina with No. 18 st
riving Portemouth-Norfolk
F. M. with parlor-dining car ser
vice,
4—2:62 P. M. foi Richmond
and Portsmouth, W’ashlngtofl.
New York.
182—8:48 P. M. for Richmond
Washington and New York.
8—8:28 A. M. for PorUmouih-
Norfotk Washington. New York
No. SOUTHBOUND
191—8:43 A. M. for Savannah
Jacksonville Miami, Tampa, St
Petersburg.
8—3:46 P. M. fer Raleigh. Sal
ford, Hamlet, Columbia, Savan
Bah, Miami a Tampa, St. Yrtei*-
burg.
187—7:66 P. M. fer Raleigh, Ham
let, Savannah, Jacksonville
Miami, lamps St. Petersbnrg.
Atlanta, Birmingham.
6—1:26 A. M. for Atlanta, Birm
ingham, Memphis.
Per information eaU •» H *•
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