PAGE TWO ' HENDERSON, (N. t'.J DAILYDISPATCH, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1932 v* Legion Junior Ball Team the old Home town RefkaUred V- 3 Patent Oflee By STANLEY FLETCHER Xne have X 4 j-f jnieu-t/kkeY FAVORED \ / mam• A v LIKE CITY LEAGUE icrnA\ PITCHER JL Kiwanis 5; Lions 1. lEAVY \ | ORAMT ; Selected Announced SMOKER Q TOOK^f And V A-PLENTY/!m TOWINTOMORROW PIEDMONT LEAGUE ¦PPS fcICHMOMD^fe High Point 6; Raleigh 1. The American Legion Junior Base- Hill contest, but it has not been an- Greensboro 3; Charlotte 2. Raleigh’s Guess team, For Him A» ball aponaored by the local post nounced just where and when this "Winston Salem 3; Asheville 1. of the American Between Two of Its Legion, has been game will b» played. A. D. Patterson, Durham 8; Wilmington 4. Own named as follows: Bill Scoggins, Gar- post athletic officer, sai i today. Mr. Citizens land Harris, J James towards, Sydney * ;*.*erson has also named dis- AMERICAN LEAGUE P. Cooper/ Floyd Romsay, Russell trict athletic oificer for this district, Cleveland 7; Detroit 4. Dallr Diapetrh Ayscue, William T. Watkins. W. wt -ch is *v.x>-ed Rarrai co of Durham. Chaml New York 15; Boston 4. la the Mir Waltrr Hotel Rudolph Teague, Howard and B* J- C. Thorne, Hill Henderson. St. 7; Chicago BAIKKRVILL. MiKon Hlght, W. C. Stalnback, Jr., Training Louis 6. and exhibition games will played. Raleigh, July I.—A close John Stone, James Finch, Wilburne get under way None others contest fyr immediately, it is the emocratlc nomination for Finch and Walter Grissom. These thought, with a of boys cua number the NATIONALLEAGUE miss toner of labor is in prospect treys will represent the local post in already playing on some teams now Philadelphia 9; Brooklyn 3. HQLi morrow between Major A. L. the Junior Baseball FletchtT competitions this and are in good 9hape. whb was high man in the summer. This New York 9; Boston 5. fust plt- year’s team should be stronger m&ry, and Clarence E. The locals' first game will be with any Pittsburgh 9; Rt. Louis 6. Mitchell than this post has yet put in the was in second place. Both of the winner of the Durham Chapel Chicago 7; 0. the field. Cincinnati didates live in Raleigh. ~~ Because led Fletcher in the flt., primary, many observers here ai* dined to believe that he will b* to maintain his lead and win nomination, since it WBLOWUP is agreed tn ]u '_ [StatSjhAs litical circles that a plurality r Today^pmes of a .y i sort is of tremendous advantage in CITY LEAGUE a second primary. Fletcher received CITY LEAGUE Clements vs. M. P. Baracas. 216 votes and Mitchell 74.820 in IN SIXTH FRAME Cl»b W L Pci tht first primary, giving Fletcher a lei(i M. P. Baraca 4 1 .800 PIEDMONT LEAGUE of only 1,396 votes. Within the pa .. Lions 4 2 .667 Wilmington High Kiwanian* Make Four at Point. few days, John Norton, who wat Runt Wiggins 4 2 .667 Durham at Winston Salem. of the six candidates for the nonjin a- In That Frame After Clements 3 2 . 600 Greensboro at Charlotte. tion in the first primary and M. E. Baracas 3 2 . 600 Asheville at Raleigh. received 44,349 votes, has announced Score Is Tied Wall Street 2 3 .400 that he would support Fletcher m the Kiwanis 2 ' second primary, while B. The Lions were merely playful little 4 .333 AMERICAN LEAGUE Fritz Smith l*ost Office 0 6 . 000 Washington at Philadelphia. another one of the candidate Who kittens yesterday in the hands of 22,180 votes the Ne wYork at Boston. received in first pn- has also Harris, Kiwanis twtrler. as he toyed PIEDMONT LEAGUE "THE- ANNUAL. BAl_l_ (SAME mary, come out for Pletchei It is agreed, that .- and played with them through seven Chib W. L. Pet. NATIONALI.EAGUE JS. however, theie f business \\ no way of telling hoW those who v | Greensboro 35 26 .574 St. Louis at Pittsburgh. JDL-V <±'l* between ut.> innings, making them pop up and for Norton and Smith will vote i Asheville 34 27 . 557 Bosto n a t New York. MEM ON THE ~T\NO SIDES OF ' in tt t ground out will and won his \\ primary tomorrow. at game : Raleigh 33 28 .541 Chicago. a to Cincinnati at MAIN STREET BROUGHT OUT On the other hand, friends . easily by 5 1 score. Charlotte 32 29 . 525 of Mlt Vtiffl chell point out that he may With the score tied one-all, the Winston Salem 31 30 . 508 / some hot ARGUMENTS DURING V4JBBL Q ag„it. / spring a surprise, as he did Lions went to pieces in the last half High Point 29 35 up today t m tb ; I .453 morning, clelan primary, and walk away of the sixth frame to allow Ki- //the ~ 110*1 first w.;>] the Durham 26 32 .448 / SUuky Central Prt« 71 -32 The Piedmont <f) 1532 Lee W. • the nomination. In the first pnm.iY Nvanis to score four runs before the Wilmingtgon 26 39 .400 it generally agreed that the side was finally retired. In tfus was con- —» test was between Fletcher and Ft. frame the Lions nine got some bad -» r NATIONAL LEAGUE Parade Lawrence, and that Mitchell couid act that went against coup- breaks them, Club W. L. Pet do more than run third or fourth. led with errors made the P&ts Defeat YOU KNOW? Bu: that inning i Pittsburgh 34 27 557 Bees. DID By R. SCOTT Mitchell surprised almost every one tv look bad. J. Chicago 36 30 545 The Greensboro Patriots moved in-3 running In second place. It i* atli Hight pitched for the I.ions, but was Boston ' 36 32 .529 to top position in the Piedmont Lea- pointed out that Lawrence, who •«. hit hard and often. His inqured hand Philadelphia ceived 60,433 in the first mar, ' 37 36 . 507 gue last night votes pii played an Important part in his de- in Greensboro by de- has been actively supporting i St. Louis 33 33 .600 the Charlotte Miuht.. making It hard for him feating Hornets 3 to 2 in this second campaign, feat. to con- Brooklyn 35 36 . 493 while Winston-Salem with tht his pitches. was pushing the result that Mitchell may be able trol i New York 30 33 . 476 Asheville Tourist down. The box score: overcome Fletcher's lead and enut: Cincinnati 31 45 .408 Lewis and Caldwell accounted for Ab R H F, j the nomine*. Lions two of the Pats runs, Lyle and Chap- Vick 3b 2 0 0 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE man turned In good performances with Dodd jr a 3 0 1 0 t#Jb: W. L. Pet Chapman getting the best by fanning Loughlin 2b 3 0 0 0 , New York 48 19 .716 11 to Lyle's 3 and allowed 7 hits Dispatch F. Royster cf 3 0 0 © Detroit 38 28 . 576 to Lyle’s 8. Faulkner c 3 0 11 Philadelphia 40 30 . 571 Branch lb 3 0 0 1 ; Washington 37 31 .544 Twins Win Over Tourist. If 3 0 1 0 Oakley ! Cleveland 37 32 . 536 Allowing WANT the ADS Asheville Tourist only Wright rs 1 0 0 0 St. Louis 35 32 . 522 six scattered hits last night In Win- W. Royster rs 110 0 Chicago 23 43 Get Results I .348 ston-Salem, Tom Lanning, former Hight p 3 0 0 1 Boston 12 55 .179 i Wake Forest College hurler, won his ICE COLD game 3 to 1. WATERMELONS* Totals 26 1 3 4 It was a beautiful hurling duel be- Home lee Co. l.Jti. Kiwanis Ab R H E Weafer To Stick tween BroWn and Lanning. with an EVERYTHING IN FRESH YEGE Terrell lb 4 0 2 0 error paving the way for the lone tabled and fruiUs at p*.ct> Rogers If 4 a 1 0 With Wilmington Tourist tally. lowest Tufner ts \ 4 4 0 0 * H. L. Aystue s Service Groit.j . Briggs as 3 0 2 0 As Pitot of^Tars Pointers Beat Caps. BELIEVE IT OR NOT—DAY BY Robinson 3b 2 1 0 0 i Wilmington, July I—Manager Hal- High Point beat the day in every way more and nure Harris p 3 2 1 0 j Raleigh Caps ! Weafer, whooo release as pilot of last night in to make people are learning about the mti.u Forsythe 2b 3 Raleigh things 1 0 0 the Wilmington club, of our shop. Meet your fi.taca cf j baseball was hard for them. Edwards 3 i 2 0 announced here. Barber Cash yesterday by Frank Sears MoThers of Allen's Shop. c 3 0 0 0 Milkand The Milk Animals Thurp-Fn business manager, will continue as Bulls Down Sailors. if manager. Bqyant, is tfie only milk Sugar J. N. owner of the Poor sinking <hatconi£ins Total 29 5 8 0 club, Sailors of Wilmington 1 ARRIVING TODAY 100 BUSHELS said today after a conference * Sugar Score by innings: R with Weafer. sunk just a latte lower In the cellar mi 'fHE in the milk ,of which -t^ere of Clay peas to sell at $10*) pc: Lions 00© 01fl( )o—l by losing to Durham Bulls last night IS bushel. Get yours before it is :oj Bryant termed the announcement y 13 *7. , 15 NOURISHMENT", AND THE. Kiwanis 010 004 in the seaport town 8 Bto 4. Mfwl iite. H.