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j;ill (iarr Races To Win
(h <*r Ben Eastman As New
100-Meter Record Is Set
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ha* third and
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- . a ;i-American duel for
tr.iv,. a demonstration
. fc ~ unprecedented in the
• O ympic track and field
... a- leht.neti three time?
d .n fror. of Hill to lead
t .. .in to the tape by a scant
hid Lehtinen stepped
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4>ath for he rush dow n the street*
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drew th « wrath of
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rs th. United Sla<eß ln mak(ng
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oent from J. S. Edstrom of Sweden
resident o t (he international federa
‘On. who said: “Ahhough the autho-
Ates of the amaeur ahletie union <of
Lrv.ted Sales consider the race
o< fairly run there will be no official
retest from either Mr. Hill or the
nrted States.”
MSOF BRIDGES
BLASTED BY HARRIS
—
>etroit Ace Retires 26 Men
In Order But Senator
Outfielder Singles
Detroit. Aug. 6 (AP)-Dave Harris. !
Ul.ty outfielder for the Washington '
enators. blasted the hopes of Tommy !
tridges. Detroit righthander hurler. i
or a perfect game yesterday after i
Iridgers had retired 26 men in order. |
With two out in the ninth and the
core 13 to 0. Manager Walter John- J
on sent Harris in to bat for Pitcher
k»b Burke. The crowd of 8,000 that I
ad watched Bridges pitch a no-hit
io walk, no-run game for eight and'
wo thirds innings, sat in tense silence
wondering at Johnson’s action when
is team had no dhance'to win.
Harris hit the first pitched ball into
est field for a olean single and be
■ame the first Washington man to l
each first base. Then Rice came up 1
;nd hit to First baseman Davis who |
hrew to Bridgets for the putout. It
/as a slam-bang victory for Detroit. !
>ut a heart breaker for Bridges,
•even Washington batsmen hit to the
•utfleld, but only one was a hard
hance for the fielder.
The Piedmont
Parade
Capa Beat Bee*
Roland Flinn took, all ®f the sting 1
ut of ttie Charlotte Bees last night in
Taleigh and would have blanked
hem if it had not been for Culbreth’s
(omer in the fourth. The Caps hop
>ed ail over Settlemire to score their
line runs while the best the Bees
ould do was to seor two in the fun,h.
This loss forces the Bees out of top
•osition. as Greensboro was winning
ist night.
Patriots Take Loop Lead
The Grenest»oro Patriots whipped
he Wilmington Sailors last, night in
he Seaport town 9 to 5 and took the
hedmont lead from Charlotte who
yst to Raleigh.
Lefty Briggs fanned 10 Pats but in
•ewteen time 4ihe Pats batted hard
or their victory.
Bulls Lose To Twins
Although outhitting the Winston
talem Twins 17 to 9, the Durham
lulls lost the series opener to Dur
rani last night 7 to 6 principally be
xiuse Bull mow mis men were wild,
ssuing ten free paases to first. Six
>f the Twins base hits were extra
lase blows, Bryan tripled ln the fifth
vit htihe bases loaded.
ROUNDTRIP
BARGAIN FARES
August 13
HENDBBSON TO
ithsns $6.00
Atlanta 7.00
Birmingham 8.00
Colombia 5-00
Savannah 6.00
Jacksoßvitte 7.00
PULLMAN BARGAIN FARES
Limited Returning Prior To BSd
idght Following Tuesday
For Interim Hon See Agent
H. *. PLEASANTS, DPA.
Raleigh. N. C. Phone 27M
W OM Fellows Side-
Seaboard
gNDERSON, (N.C.,) DAILY DBPATCH SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1932
How That Girl Gin Run!
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■ ———— m———i—__ v ' • ■ . • T
PolaVd. Ju;h lß f\.» f (? leV i!f runnm « under the colors of her native
winning thp inn ll j l ®, name of Stanisiawa Walasiewicz,
T etCr da3h f °, r the Olympic Games. Stella is
Hilda Strikfnfr tp6 i t 0 cqua her own vvor,d of 11.9 seconds.
Hilda Mnke oi Canada was second with Wilheluun* Von Bremen, U. S. A.
in third place.
Stajjdjh&sl
CITY LEAGUE
Cl ** b W L Pd
Kiwania 3 q joqo
Clements 1 667
Whirls '» 2 1 ’.667
M. E. Baiacas 2 1 .667
Uons 11 .500
Wall Street 1 j -500
PoJt Office 0 3 .000
M. P. Baracas 0 3 .000
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Club w. L. Pci.
Greensboro 22 11 .667
Charlotte 21 17 ,656
Rab'iffh 16 17 .485
Wilmington 15 16 .484
Durham 14 18 .438
Winston Salem ........ 10 22 . 344
AMERICAN LEAGUE
v W. L. Prt.
New York 70 34 . 673
Philadelphia 63 43 .594
Cleveland 61 43 ,5>
Washington 58 47 .552
Detroit 53 48 .525
St. Louis 48 55 .466
Chicago J 34 66 . 340
Boston 26 7T .252
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Club W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh 59 44 . 573
Chicago 54 47 .535
Philadelphia 56 51 .523
Boston 53 51 .510
Brooklyn 53 52 . 505
New York 48 53 .475
St. LouLs 48 55 .466
Cincinnati 45 63 .417
Toda^G^mes
CITY LEAGUE
(Monday)
Wall Street Vs. Lions.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Greensboro at Wilmington.
Winston Salem at Durham.
Charlotte at Raleigh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia ait St. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Recife
CITY LEAGUE.
Wall Street 8; Post Office 4.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Raleigh 9; Charlotte 2.
Winston-Salem 7; Durham 6.
Greensboro 9; Wilmington 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 3; Boston 2.
New York 6; St. Louis 2.
Philadelphia 9; Chicago 2.
Others not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 7; Boston 2.
Detroit 13; Washington 0.
9t. Louis 9: Philadelphia 8.
New York-Chicago, rain.
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
BETTER ATHLETICS
Jimmy Foxx Gets Forty-Ssoeid
Homer Os Season la Sixth
Frame
9t. Louis, Aug. 6 (AP)—The St.
Louis Browns went 10 innings yester
day to take the second game of the
sales from Philadelphia, 9 to 8, each
side using three pKcherß.
Campbell’s homer gave the Browns
two runs in the firat and Scharein’s
double in the third drove in three
more, but the Athletics counted six
ittme® in the fifth. Their lead was
brief, however, with St. Louie mak
ing a pair of runs in the same inning.
Poxx’s homer, his forty-second of
the season, tied the count Hi the next
frame. In the ninth Le#ty Grove, re
'lief hurler, almost won his own game
Trith a home run. When St.. Louts
«ame to bat he weakened and there
m*T9 two on whan Farrell’s double
tewiffct ta tea a Idling rue*.
Directors Meet
On Monday Night
A directors meeting of the City
league 1* slated for M<»iday night
at 8 o’clock in the Chamber of
Commerce n >om« with some mat
ters of much importance to conic
up. There has been no meeting
cf (he directors since the second
half play began and some diffi
culties have come up that must be
settled
There are some proprisals to
come up at this meeting Monday
night and all managers of hail
clubs in th eleague are requested
t» l»e present with a complete ros
ter of their team as It stands to
day.
O NEIL SLUGGERS TO
PLAY CLARKSVILLE
Game Will Be Staged Here Monday
Afternoon With Strong Outfit
From Virginia
The O'Neil Sluggers will play the
Clarksville team here Monday after
noon at 3:30 o'clock at League pact,
according to Manager Boyd, and this
promises to be one of (the hardest
games chat the local outfit has had
this season.
According to informhitlon frfom the
Virginia town, its team is made up
POES THIS LOOK LIKE A FOUL?
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v ; s^'
Phil Edwards, Canadian colored
runner, was accused at this point
of an Olympic 800-meter heat, of
cutting into another lane. Camera
shows three runners in one lane—
Edwards, and just behind him, JL
NORTH CAROLINA, VANCE COUNTY
Foreclosure Suits for Taxes
♦hird advertisement
ACTIONS INSTITUTED DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL, 3932
Name of Plaintiff Defendant Tnahip Yr. Taxes
Delinquent
Vance County Z. W. Wrigfat A Wife Kit*. 67 a 1929
Vance County Est. Lewie Burton Hand 1 lot 1929
Vance County Carrie Brodte Hend 1 lot 1929
Vance County Jennie Cox Hend 1 lot 1929
Vance County James Pope Hend. 1 lot 1928
Vance County Maurice Ooghill Hend 1 lpt 1929
Vance County Grandson Taylor Tneviile 108 a. 1929
Vance County S. R. Chavasse, Tr. Hend 30 a 1929-26
Vance County Est. Hernzy Lewis Midlbrg 25 a 1928-29
Vance County Nannie Bane Wmabo, 9 1-2 p 27-28-29
Vance County Curtis Hoßoway Wmsbo 34 a 1928-29
Vance County Hattie Hecks Durham N Wmsbo 53 a 1928-29
All persons claiming any interest in the lands above described and Listed for
taxes by the parties whose names appear above, take notice: That actions to
foreckxe the seme for the non-payment of taxes thereon, far the year above
specified, have been commenced in the Superior Court of Vance County,
North Carolina You are required to appear, present, and defend your re
spective claims within six months from date of this notice, otherwise you
will be forever barred and forever foreclosed of any and all interest or claim
.n or to the property described, or the proceeds received from the sale thereof
This 23rd day of July, 1982.
HENRY PERRY,
Ctete Couteg.
WALL STREET WINS
OVERjW OFFICE
i
Midgci Mouadtwum of Rears
Complete Rom OI MaiL
■ean Nina
Little “Letter” Ayscue, the midget
Dh/iiiuiMnaa ut the Wad Sued tune,
was complete boas ox Lae Post Orfice
celtarues yesterday at League Park as
the Beats were wv.nn.ng easily 8 to 4.
Pout uofice nine starved otf with a
iiule pep and vtm lu the larst inning.
Sta.nback was oua, Norvell walked
and stole second. Brewer grounded to
the pitcher who caught Norvell at
third. Howland goa a base hat and
Tippett followed with a single to score
Brewer, and Howland was out when
he tried to stretch it into a double.
T-hat frame was Ayscue’s worse and
he had l.t'tle trouble for the remaind
er of the contest.
Howland pitched very well for the
Post Office team but was hit hard
and often with the Beers scoring three
runs ln the first and four ln the sixth
innings to sew the game up.
The box score:
Post Office Ah R H F,
Stainbaek Jr 4 0 0 0
Norvell c 3 0 0 0
Brewer 2b 4 11 0
Howland p 4 2 1 0
T.ppett lb 3 0 2 0
Nordan ss 3 0 0 U
Jones rs 3 0 1 0
Evans ss 3 1 0 0
Teague cf 2 0 0 0
Pullum cf 1 0 0 0
Total ..’ 30 4 5 0
Wall Street Ab R H K
| Bunn ss 4 1 0 0
Langston rs 4 1 2 0
IS. Watkins 4 2 2 2
Edwards es 4 0 3 0
Herndon 3b 3 0 0 0
Stainbaek if 4 0 1 0
j Parham lb 3 1 2 0
Ayscue p 3 1 0 0
Turner c '. * 11 1 0
W. Wa'lkins c 2 11 0
, Totals 32 812 2
Score by innings R
Pos-t Office 200 101 o—4
Wall Street 300 104 x—B
| of 'ball play firs and
I several good players from that part
. of Virginia.
The locals will send Bowen, speed
I ball artist, to the mound on Mond 1
to appose the Virginians with Hamm
and Kelly doing the work behind the
| plate. Harris will be held in reserve
I to relieve Bowen, if necessary.
V. Powell of England, and Sera
Martin of Switzerland. Paul
Keller of France quit the race, *
charging that Edwards had run in
front of him and thus slowed
Keller’s progress.
Cubs* New Manager
•» v
( * N
l 1 , 4.
*-' ■*
Charley Grimm, first baseman of
the Chicago Cubs, is the new man
ager of that team, succeeding
Rogers Hornsby, dropped as pilot
after failure to keep the team in
first place in the National league
race.
seasoneoieamaT
CAROLINA IN VIEW
Chuck Collins Says Back,
field Prospects Better
Than Last Year
Chapel Hill, Aug. 6—The University
of Nor h Carolina will have a sea
soned foctbal Ueam this fall, bo far as
first stringers are concerned, but
there will be a scarcity of first-rate
reserwe material.
Such was the opinion expressed to
day by Head Conch Chuck Coilins.
just back from His East Carolina coast
summer resort. He expects to be in
Ohapel Hill most of the time between
now and the first week in Septem
ber, when fall practice gets under
way. He will begin immecUaf ely
laying his plans for the 1932 cam
paign .
Other memlbers of the Caroline
coaching staff not already on the
ground will join him the latter part
of the month when the annual Coach
ing School will be held.
‘The backfield prospects ara bet
reserves.” Coach Collins said today as
ter than last year, for we have more
he viewed the pioapects.
GROCERY STORES. FISH DEAL
era and markets save on your wrap
ping paper. Use old nftwspapers—
Get a big bundle at the Daily Dis
patch office for lhc. kl-U
STATEMENT
EAGLE INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO.
New York City
Condition December SI.. 19S1 As Shown By Statement Filed
Amount of Capital paid up in cash $1,000.000 00
Amount of Lodger Aas eta December 31st of previous year
$6,971,815.63 Increase of Capital doting year 6.971.81563
Income —‘From Policyholders $3,537,030.00; Miscellaneous
$874.24123; Total 4.411,27123
Disbursements —To policyholders. $2,070 406 38; Miscellaneous
$1,779,631.00; Total 3.860.087 38
ASSETS
Value of Bond 3 and Stock $5,909,831 99
Cash in Company’s Office 21,364.40
Deposits In Trust Companies end Banks on interest 557 587 47
Premiums In Course of Collection 822 492 82
In'crest and Rents due and accrued 56.432 49
Bills Receivable 6 17634
All other assets, as detailed In Statement 215 606 42
Total $7 589.481 97
Less Assets not admitted 615.309 20
Total admitted Assets ..! $7,074 172 7-
LIABILITIES * >
Unpaid Claims $2,626.80800
Expense. Investigation, and Adjustment of Claims 60,500-00
Unearned Premiums * 1651.473 75
Commliision, Brokerage, and other chargee due 167,635 41
Salaries, Renta, Expenses. Bills, Accounts. Fees etc due or accrued 10.000 00
Estimated amount of. Federal. 3telW, county ana municipal taxes 75.000.00
All ether Liabilities,'as detailed In statement 962,41146
■’ w j * • • ———
Total amount at all InAbißUes except Capital 5.552.828.62
Capital paid up .$1,000,000 00
Surplus over ad Liabilities 521.344-15
Surplus as regards Policyholders 1521.344.15
Total Liabilities $7,074,172.77
TTirtrf In North Carolina Daring 1931
Premium* Losses Premiums Losses
Received Paid Received Paid
AtfCidsiyt v . $2Ol Burglary and theft $ 67
YteaMh 326 t Steam boiler .... 28
Aaifco liability 27$ $1,500 Auto property dem-
Liability other than * ' : - age < --y $ HI
auto 207 w . ”
Workmen’s Compen- Totals $1,733 $2,837
’ nation 447 1,128
Fidelity 63 222
Surety —27 —324
Plate glass 5
—Min.
"resident F. J. O’Neil; Secretary Richard F. Gibson.
-iomt Office 150 WUMam St.. Nw York City.
Attorney for Service: DAN C. RONEY, Insurance Commissioner Raleigh. N. C.
Manager for North Carolina Hone Office.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Raleigh, March 24th , 1932
{, DAN C. BO KEY, Insurance Oommwsioner. do hereby certify that the
above is a true and correct abetmet of the statement of The Eagle Indemnity
Company, of New York dty filed with this Department, showing the coodi
ioa of mid Company, on the 31st day of Decemmber. 1981.
Witness my band and official seal, the day ami date above written.
DAK C. ROBEY, i*—****>. Commimkmm.
PAGE SEVEN
GIANTS TOP CARDS
IN EIFTHSTRAIGHT
Two Homers In Fifth Only
Hit* That Are Given by
BUI Walker
New York, Aug. 6 (AP) —Two mis
guided pitches in the fifth inning
coat Bill Walker a no hit game as the
Giants turned back the St. Louis
Cardinals. 6 to 2. for ihe.r filth
straight victory.
Ray Blades and Jimmy Wilson
bounced those two balls off the left
-field stands for successive homers
and the only h:ts off Wlalker. The
Giants bunched ive hits and Englisi. s
long fly to score foui of their runs
off Derringer in the fourth and com
pleted the job when Bill Terry tripled
with two on in the eighth.
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE
I Have qualified before the Clerk of
Superior Court of Vance County as
administratrix of the estate of I. W.
Boyd, and this is to notify all persons
having claims against the said estate
to present them to the undersigned
duly verified on or before the 22nd
day of July, 1933, or this notice may
be pleaded in bar of their tecovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This 22nd day of July, 1932.
MRS. ROSA BOYD.
Administratrix of the es
tate of I. W. Boyd.
FORECLOSURE SALE
By virtue of me power contained in
a dejd of trust executed by Lena Mims
Hill and husband, Claud Hill, record
ed in uio office of the Register of
Dt-.ds of Vance County, in book 146,
at psg*. i 53, default having been made
in the payment of tne debt therein
secured, on request of the holder of
the same. I shah seli for cash by pub
lic audUon at the courthouse door in
Hendei-son, North Carolina, to the
highest bidder ou Wednesday, the 3ist
day of August, 1932. at twelve o'clock
M. the following described real pro
perty:
’’Begin at a stone on Robinson
Street, Ed Turner corner, begin 47 feet
from the edge of Kittrell Street, s
run thence along his line N. 88 W.
190 feet to Turner corner on an old
from the edge of Kittrell Street, and
thence S. 9 W. about 82 1-2 feet to a
pin, Kelly comer; thence along Kelly
line S. 88 E. about 170 feet to Kelly
Comer on Robinson Street; thence
along said Street North 4 East 93 feet
to place of beginning. See deed to
Lena Mims from S. G. Kelly and
wife, recorded in the Register of
Deeds office of Vance County, in
Book 134, page 167, for a more accu
rate ueecription.
J. M. PEACE, Trustee
This 29th day of July, 1932.

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