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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1914)
FOUR McCREARY’S IDEA SALE MEN, your time is short to profit by this Remarkable House Clearing Sale. Your Fall Clothing may be bought at just a fraction more than half the cost to you later. Better come in and investigate. Boys’ Clothing Tho«« are the nobby and stylish Knicker "booker Norfolk Suits, made of durable mii terUilH and fashioned to fit the boy to per fection. Ail out $6.00 Suits reduced to $3.75 s&Oo*aud $6.50 Suits reduced to .. . $4.25 $7.00? arul $7.50 Suite reduced to .. $4.75 sß.fK>mnd $8.50 Suits reduced to .. . .$5.75 SIO.OO and $12.50 Suits reduced to . $7.75 The Reductions on Roys * Pants Wemsl.oo.and $1.25; sale price .... W«r»*sl.so and $1.75; sale price .. $1.15 Night Shirts and Pajamad !EegUlarS>sl.oo and $1.25 garments reduced to*.. 85 R<cgrillajj’sl.so garments ut reduced price of .91.10 Regular's2.oo garments at reduced price of $1.38 Rcguler $2.50 annd $3.00 garments reduc <1 to sl.7f 3 OUT OF 4 GAMES COPPEO FROM JACKSONVILLE CREW In a Quickly Contested Game Yesterday Afternoon Combacks Again Won Over the Floridans, Defeating Them By a Score of Five to Two--.‘‘lron Man" Winchell Did It; Burmeister for the Visitor!. In a cpitokly frame* yeitirdav •.ft arm Min th* Com bark* nit*ln won over th* Uda frrnn Florida, defeating them by the snore of to 2. thus making It thr*** Win* out of tho four game* played. Win chell, the local "Iron man," pitched ahu*- k <wt hail a * far ai the sixth Inning wli»n ,st* aroekenrd a little allowing the vial - • t*»r* to score their flrat run. Burmeister twirled for the t'rowdsrltes, working hard throughout the game, but was un able to hold the Augusta down. Well lets have our own bad game Indi vidually. at least part of It; licit** the Results of a few Interesting Innings: Paw nail started It off with a two bug ger to center. Melcholr hunted sacrific ing him to third, thrower signaled tn to but. Intending for Pawnell to I work the stiueese play, however It failed !in work Winchell threw to Broutheis ' who tn turn threw hack to Winchell who •■killed" Pmrnall within a foot of the •oorlng station, t’arroi: received a free I aeeege. ('allahan whlfed at the first { one; Berger threw to second catching Carrol! who whs attempting to steal. ,r Trlple Alliance." la Augusta s halt of tht first Inning the "trtpis alliance" was worked by the visitors. Burgess going out via the threw strike route. flmtth flying out to left an 1 Cihaw hitting to Burmeister who knocked the pill down and threw him out at firet. The kH'AI crew pulled the e»nn stunt In their turn ('allahan lined out to left, btarr grounded out. short to first Pier son's balloon to left closing this inning. Vgsln the "triple" was pulled Berger bounding to short, threfore dying on the first station, ('lark sent another of the same variety to first and wits also traits- ■ ported to another world. Barker Vh **e the same course that Berger picked out. Third Inning Crowder singled to left Wiftobsl! knocked down Chalker's line*, but failed to field the sphere Bunneis ter grounded to Brouthers who threw him out st first. The Augusta lads went te the mnt .n about the seme manner above, for the first half of this Inning Th# fourth timing was uneventful, with the exception of the latter part; First Stood. Burgess hit to third; the phi was tor* h>‘t to handle, time allowing him to <op the firet station Fmtih ballooned out to . Burmeister. Shaw whlfed at the first or# gnd Burgees stole second Hh.tw ther rapped the aphere to the center gurden g* v, d for two bases scoring Burgees Berger flew out to center. Clark was p-e#ented the firet station on an fnfhriri lut tfhaw was mailed out fur running out of the line The locals then retired from lh!a inning, having managed to draw first blood. There wh* nothing worth mentioning In the firth Inning. There was more doing In tho sixth than in any other. Here's the result: Brouthers captured Burmelstni's grounder and threw him out at first. The first trick whs turned on Pownal'. Melcholr singled to center and then atolo second on the “on “wind up." Carroll rapped out a two hanger scoring Me 1 * choir. Callahan took a walk. He was laterktlled attempting to ateal second. Manager Brouther*s crew then camo back with another run. Winchell hit to second who errored, safe on first. Rur gens received a free ticket. Rmlth, sac rifice bunt. Shaw flew out to left. Ber Her singled to center scoring Winched and Burgees. In attempting to make a two bagger out of It, he was tagged out. That’s about sll of the interesting parts, the other two runs being brought in by pure slugging nothing more than the past manner of playing could be done, so therefore the defeat. The box score: JJaJv kuonvllle Ah. R H. Po.A. K. BowniUl, If .. 4 0 1 1 0 0 Melcholr, lb 4 1 t 10 0 0 Crowder, of 3 o .1 l i o Calahan 2b 2 1 1 2 80 Starr. 3b S 0 0 2 1 0 rearsovt, rs 4 0 l 2 0 0 Crowder, ea , 4 0 1 2 3 0 Chalker, 3 0 0 2 0 0 1-urmelater, p 3 0 0 1 3 0 Totals 30 2 8 24 11 1 Augusta. Ab. R. H. Po.A. R Burges* rs S 2 0 4 0 0 Smith, cf S 0 0 1 0 0 Shaw. If ..4 0 0 1 0 0 Berger, c 4 0 1 1 14 0 Clark. 2b 8 31 15 10 Barker, lb . ~..3 0 010 0 0 B rout Her*. Bb., ~ .3 1 3 3 0 0 Kelly hh 2 0 1 l 3 0 Winchell. p ~.3 0 3 1 1 0 Totals .. 30 8 7 27 1R 0 Score by innings: n Jacksonville 000 001 001—2 Augusta 0000 102 200 8 Summary Two-base hits. Pownall, Carroll. Kelly. Sacrifice hit*. Mel cholr, Smith Barker Stolen base A Kelly, Melcholr. Burgess and Win chell. trouble plays. Crowder. Calla han Melcholr; Rerguesa and Clark. Baa,* on halls. Burmeister J. Winchell 3 on base* Jackaonvtlle 4; Au gusta 2 Struck out. Hurmestter 2; Winchell. Time of gat et. 20. em pire, 1-auion. $25.00 to SIO,OOO Suits to order: fine Imported goods, See F. 0. Martin*. Men’s Clothing At Astounding Reduct ions In Prices Up to SIB.OO Suits 11 ■» on sale at I ■ e\J O Up to $22.50 Suits Ct si EE on sale at m? * •zr <l!s Up to $30.00 Suits on sale at m Special lot of Wash Suits in Poplins 00 Qfl values up to $5.00, to go at Ofcivli Arrow Collars, limited 6 to customer, 25c Two (2) Pairs Hose . for 25c 9 And at this wonderful sale price you arc going to get the VV ilwon Bros. Whisper Weight Hosiery whieh the men of Augusta have taken such a liking to. McCREARY’S CHS DEFEAT ALBANY BABIED Columbia, 8. C.—Gardln van strong in the pinches yesterday afternoon and Columbia won a pllrhers 1 battle from Albany, 1 to 0. Williams weakened In the third when two singles and an error allowed the only run of the game Oat rhea by Green and Oorrell featured. Score by Innings R. H. E. Albany 000 000 000 —0 6 2 Columbia 001 000 000—1 4 0 Batteries: Williams and Wells; Gar din and Stuart. Time 1.:24. Umpire. Moran FEDERAL LEAGUE Chifads Defeat Tip-Topa. Chicago.—Chicago took first place by defeating Brooklyn twice today. 2 to 1 and 6 to 1. A. Rankin John son. former Boston American l.eague pitcher, who Jumped to the Federal*, worked In the first game for Chicago and pitched a Rood game (FIRST GAME.) Score: R. H. E Brooklyn 000 000 0001—1 6 0 Chicago 101 000 000—2 8 0 Batteries: t.afltte and Land; John son and Block. . (SECOND GAME.) Score; R H E Brooklyn . . . .000 000 001—1 10 0 Chicago . . . .001 021 000—5 9 1 Batteries: Finnerna, Maxwell and Owena; l'rendergast and Block. Packers 8; Buffed* 2. Kansas City.—Effective pitching by Cullop with opportune hitting by the hon e team today enabled Kansas City to defeat 'Bufalo, 8 to 2 Score: R H B Buffalo 000 1000 010—2 5 5 Kansas (Tty . . .170 000 000—8 13 3 Batteries: Anderson, Woodman and Blair; Cullop and Easterly. Mooaiers 6; Rebels 2. St. Louis.—St Louis today forced Camnlt* from the box and defeated Pittsburg. 6 to 2. Score: R. H.E Pittsburg 200 000 000—1 5 21 St. Louts . . . 004 011 000—8 10 0 Batteries: Camnltx. Walker and Kerr; Brown and Simon. Split Double-Header. Indianapolis. Indianapolis split a double-header with Baltimore today The local* won the first game, 4 to 1 and Baltimore the second. 9 to 0. I FIRST GAME.) Score by Inning* R H. E. Baltimore . . . 000 00001 000 1 3 J Indianapolis . .010 030 000—4 8 0 Batteries \\ utnn and Jacklltsch; Billiard and Rariden. (SECOND GAME.) Score by Innings R. f| E Baltimore . . 21# 401 001—9 12 2 Indianapolis 000 000 000—0 3 3 Batteries: Conley and Russell; Fal kenberg McComiaughey, Wood snd Rariden. Texter, Warren J 0.75 all Wool Flannel Suits. Mohair Sulla, 110.00. F. G. Martins. .HE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. CA. TIE SEA GULLS LOST TO FOXES Charleston, 8. C«— By hunching hits and errors with slow fielding Colum hus won the deriding game of the se ries here yesterday from Charleston, 6 to 0. Eldridge pitched better ball than the score would fndicate. He fanned eight hatters, three in one Inning. The fielding of McMillan featured Score by Innings: R. H. E. Columbus . . . .200 00ft 301 —6 9 1 Charleston . . . 000 000 000—0 5 4 Batteries: Cajnnitz and Krebs; El drldgean d Marshall. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Guilt Lose a Double. Montgomery. Ala—Montgomery won both game# from the league leaders today, the score, 2 to 1, and 1 to 0 In the first Black was not hit safely un til the ninth inning. Snedecor's hit ting featured and his hat gave both games to Montgomery. (FIRST GAME.) Score: R H E Mobile .. .. 000 000 001—1 2 2 Bontgomery . . 0000 000 002—2 5 2 Batteries: Keeleyan d Brown; Black and Donahue. (SECOND GAME.) Score: RHI Mobile 000 000 000—0 5 2 | Montgomery' . . 000 000 0001—1 8 2 Batteries: Gudger and Schmidt; j Pay ami Donahue. Divided Double-Header. Chattanooga, Tenn—Atlanta and Chattanooga divided a double-header today, the locals taking the first game. 5 to 1 hv hatting Perryman out of the box. while the visitors hit Harding and Lyle hard and made a run-away of the second by 11 to 2. (FIRST GAME.) Score: R. H. E Atlanta JOO 000 000—1 8 0 Chattanooga . . 014 000 000—5 11 0 Batteries: Berryman. Collier and Dunn; Howell and Graham. tSECOND GAME.) Score; R. H. E Atlanta 000 206 3—ll 12 1 Chattanooga .. .100 1000 0— 3 3 4 (Called aeventd, darkness.l Butteries Thompson. Collier and Tyree; Harding, Uye and Street. Turtlee Defeated. Nashville, Tenn. Boland allowed hut one hit today and Nashville de feated Men phis. 3to 0. Only two Memphis players reached first. Score: R H E Memphis 000 000 000 —0 1 2 Nashville . 020 001 000—3 10 0 Batteries H Merritt and Schlel: Boland and Smith Barons 6; Psls 2. Birmingham, Ala Walker’s wild ness enabled Birmingham to take the series from New Orleans today. Score; R H E Birmingham . . .200 400 000 6 8 2 New Grleans 020 000 flOO—2 8 0 Batteries Both Itardgrme and Trugcsser; Walker and Adam#, MOTHERS - Your boy will have to be fitted out for school next month. Why not take advantage of this sale and realize one-half on his needs? Neckwear Specials vYash Ties up to 35e, go at 19^ Yash Ties up to 500, go at 35^ Three for SI.OO Silk (speeial lot) 50c values 35< Or, 3 for SI.OO Shirt Bargains Stop—Look—Buy l Only going to mention that our Shirt stock this season has heen oommented’on as containing the prettiest patterns ever shown in Augusta. Now note the price reduc tions: Regular SI.OO Shirts reduced to 85^ i Up to $1.50 Shirts reduced to .. ..$1.15 Our $2.0 OShirts now put at $1.38 Silk Shirts, These Those that were $3.00 and $3.50, in this 'ale for $1.95 All the $4.00 Silk Shirts at the cut price of s2.^B Indians-Tigers Lost Double-Header Yesterday Savannah, Ga.—The grounds were too wet yesterday afternoon to per mit playing of the scheduled double header. Jumped to Feds. Providence, R. I.—Bill Bailey, a pitcher of the Providence Internation al League team, today went over to the Baltimore Federala. He form erly was with the Detroit and the St. Louis American League teams. Rifle Meet. * Washington.— The National Rifle Association matches will be conduct ed under a new system this fall. In place of a tournament at one central point It has been decided to divide the country Into five divisions and hold national and N. R. A. matches in each division. The matches of the eastern states known as division A, which includes Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts. Rhode Island. Con necticut. New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland, Vir ginia. West Virginia and the District of Columbia, will he held at the Sea girt, N. J., range beginning August 24. The matches of the southern di vision. division B. including North and South Carolina. Georgia, Florida, Ken tucky, Tennessee, Alabama and Mis sissippi. will be held at Jacksonville, Fla, beginning October 6. In division C, including central western states, there will be no com petition this year but the states which desire may send teams to the nearest divisional shoot which will be that of I division D, to he held at Fort Riley. ; Kansas beginning September 28th. Teams of the NoNrthwest and Pa- Iclfio Coast, division E. will meet at Portland, Oregon, beginning Septem ber 3rd. Sold f0r%12,C00. Milwaukee, Wls.—Outfielder Felch, of the Milwaukee American Associa- I tion baseball team today, was sold to j the Chicago American l.eague club i for $12,000 cash, an Infielder and an I outfielder Felch la to finish the sea son in Milwaukee. Ratains Title. Philadelphia— The Duluth Boat Club champion senior eight-oared shell re tained its title today by defeating ths Argonauts of Toronto by half a length In 6 27 2-5 in the feature race of the forty-second annual regatta of tho National Association of Oarsmen. Australasian. Boaton—Having gained the right to meet America next week In the chal lenge round for the Davis cup. the I Australasian team defaulted two sin gles matches: to have been plaved with the British Isle* team today. This left the final score between the coun tries. 3 to 2 In favor of the antipodes cup aspirants. WARNING. "A bee sting cures A taste for booze!'' Look out a bee Doesn't light on youse- ' SPORT DOPE Straw Hats at Halt Just pay one-half of the regular price on any straw or Panama hat, and it is vours. A corking good selection; you musn’t wear that old soiled hat another day when a new hat is procurable at the little prices this sale is now responsible for. Special lot Men’s Felt Hats that 00 OR were $3.00, to go in this sale at ... Wfcitw Lively Slashing cn Odd Trousers Were $3.50 and $4.00; the sale price $2.65 Were $4.50 and $5.00; the sale price $3.65 Were $6.00 and $6.50; sale price .. .$4.65 An extra pair of pants is (something every roan should have, and these sale prices beckon to you to save money in a big amount. SOc Lisle Hose for 27c Also a special lot of regular 50c Silk Hose, in all colors also reduced for this sale to, the pair 27^ Half Price Also Rules on This Underwear French lisle Shirts and Drawers that we re tailed regularly at SI.OO the garment. In this sale the price is only SOtk NATIONAL LEAGUE Cardinals Win, Nsw York.—St. Louis took the first game of the series from New York, 3 to 2. The visitors hit Marquard hard in the first Inning. Score: R. H E St. Louis 300 0000 000—3 9 0 New York . . .000 000 003—2 13 1 Batteries: Sallee, Perritt and Sny der; Marquard, Demaree and McLean. Cubs 1; Dodgers 6, Brooklyn,—Brooklyn beat Chicago today, 6to 1. It was Pfeffer’s sixth straight victory. Vaughn was wild and got poor support. Brooklyn to day sold Third Baseman J. Carlisle Smith to the Boston Nationals. Score: R H E Chicago .... 0000 001 000—1 6 4 Brooklyn . . . .220 011 000—66 7 0 Batteries: Vaughn, Hagerman and Archer; Pfeffer and McCarty. Pirates 4; Phillies 3. Philadelphia.—Both McQuillan and Mayer weakened after pitching won derful ball tor six inning* today and Pittsburg won from Philadelphia, * to 3. In the first five innings both teams were retired in order. Score: R. H. E Pittsburg . . . .000 000 400 —4 5 0 Philadelphia. . .000 000 201—3 7 1 Batteries: McQuillan. Harmon and Gibson, Mayer, Tincup and Burns. Braves Win. Boston. —Boston today tied the score In the ninth with three runs and beat Cincinnati In the tenth, 4 to 3 on two singles, a sacrifice and an In field out. Score; R. Q. E Boston .... 000 000 003 I—4 6 3 Cincinnati ... 120 000 000 o—3 7 2 Batteries: Rudolph, Strand and Gowdy; Douglas, Schneider and Clark. ST. LUKE’S DEFEATED THE LADS OF BATH YESTERDAY After taking a month's vacation, the St. Luke's bsseball team returned to the diamond and won from the strong Bath team by the score of 3 j to 0. The feature of the game was the I all around playing of Giles, who | struck-out ten of the Bath hoys and allowing only four hits. Oother feat ' ures was a catch by Hagy and one by W. Smith In centerfleM, who saved I the St. Luke boys. St Luke will play the All Stars from May Park Monday afternoon. I Score by innings: R. H. E. St Luke 000 001 101—3 7 1 Bath 000 000 000—0 4 2 OTHER RESULTS Georgia State League. Cordele 6; Waycroes 5. Brunswick 2; Thomasville 4. Valdosta-Amerlcus. rain. American Aaaoclatlon. Minneapolis 28; Milwaukee 3. St. Paul 1; Kansae City 3. Louisville 4; Cleveland 0. Columbus 4. Indianapolis 5. International League. Jersey City 3; Toronto 5. Baltimore 6-8; Montreal 2-6. Providence 3-7; Buffalo 2-1. Newark 3-4; Rochester 4-6. North Carolina League Wlnston-Seleni 10: Durham 5. Raleigh 8; Asheville o. Charlotte 14; Greensboro 10. SUNDAY, AUGUST 9. STANDING OF CLUBS South Atlantic League. ’ » Won Lost P Ct. Albany 29 16 .644 Charleston 25 18 SSI Columbus 26 19 .678 Augusta 23 22 .511 Savannah 21 21 .500 Columbia 20 25 .444 Macon 16 25 .390 Jacksonvile 15 29 .344 Federal Leaoue. Won Lost Pet Baltimore 54 42 .583 Chicago V ST 44 .564 Brooklyn 50 42 543 Indianapolis 51 48 .631 Buffalo 48 48 .500 Pittsburg 42 53 .442 Kansas City 44 57 .436 St. Louis 43 57 .430 Southern League. Won Lost P Ct. New Orleans 62 47 .569 Mobile 64 49 .566 Birmingham 62 51 .549 Atlanta 65 51 .519 Chattanoogk 57 56 .604 Nashville 56 56 .500 Memphis 48 65 .425 Montgomery 42 73 .365 National League. Won Lost P Ct New York 56 39 .389 Chicago 53 47 .530 St. Louis 544 48 .529 Boston 60 48 .521 Philadelphia 46 51 .474 Cincinnati 47 53 .4 706 Brooklyn 42 52 .44 J Pittsburg 42 54 .438 American League. Won Lost Pet Philadelphia 65 34 .657 Washington 57 45 .559 Detroit 53 50 .515 Chicago 50 53 .485 St. Louis .48 52 .480 New’ York 46 56 .451 Cleveland 33 71 .317 —— . MONDAY’S SCHEDULES South Atlantic League. Charleston at Augusta. Savannah at Columbia. Columbus at Albany. Jacksonvile at Macon, National League. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Amerioan League. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland. New York at St. Louis. Boston at Baltimore. International Leagiie. Montreal at Baltimore No other game* acheduled. HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CASE. “Eat only ono kind of food." says a doctclr, "If you would live long// He must be mistaken. It woul<f never do to eat nothing but .boiled cabbage, for Instance.—Toledo Blade.
