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EARL BUILDING
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IDEAL LAUNDRY
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Helps you save many d ollars that constantly slip away.
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NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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Newport-Batesville Game By
Innings.
The hardest fought game of
| baseball of the season was play
jed in Batesville yesterday be
tween the Batesville and New
port High School teams. The
! Newport boys went to Batesville
Monday for two games. Mon
day’s game resulted in a victory
for Batesville by a score of 16
to 3.
j Finley started the game for
'Newport but lost control in the
usecond inning and after walking
5 men was relieved by Wise.
| Finley went into the box
again Tuesday pitching the en
tire game and took a big part in
wirtning his own game at the
bat
| Following is the report of the
game by innings:
| First Inning — Newport—
| Wise started game with a strike
■out; Stallings died to left; Unl
isted fanned.
Batesville—Carpenter hit to
(third and was safe; Taylor
doubled to left, landing Carpen
iter on third; Greenfield was
•out on grounder to short, Car
penter scoring and Taylor tak
ing third; Eady died to Hirsch ;
England walked; Taylor was out
on an attempt to steal home,
j Second Inning—Newport —
,Bevans made first on his muffed
grounder and later stole 2nd;
j McDonald singled to right, ad
j vancing Bevans to 3rd; Bevans
land McDonald walked home on
jHirsch’s 3 bagger to right;
I Hirsch came home on pitcher’s
muffle and Ard’s easy one and
;Ard took first; Finley doubled
to right scoring Ard; Wise took
first on grounder but Finley was
out at 3rd; Wise stole 2nd;
Stallings out, Haley to Carpen
ter. 4 runs.
Batesville—Haley took 1st on
McDonald’s muffle of his groun
der; Carpenter walked; War
i ner took first on a grounder but
caught on 2nd; Hirsch caught
McMillan’s high one; Car
penter out.
Third Inning—Newport —
Umsted out on fly; Bevans sin
gled to center, but out at 2nd;
McDonald fanned.
Batesville—Taylor out; Wise
to Bevans; Greenfield makes
! first; Eady walked; Greenfield
'out at third; England safe on
}first; Haley out, Wise to Bev
ans.
Fourth Inning— Newport—
Hirsch fanned; Ard followed
suit; Knoles doubled to center,
Finley out; Carpenter unassist
ed.
Batesv’lle — Carpenter out,
Knoles to Bevans; Warren out,
Wise to Bevans; McMillan fan
ned.
Fifth Inning—Newport—Wise
flied to center; Stallings out to
left fielder; Umsted out on fly.
Batesville—Carpenter out to
Hirsch, Taylor safe; Greenfield
doubled to left, scoring Taylor;
Eadv doubled to left but Green
I field died at plate; England out,
Wise to Bevans- One run.
Sixth Inning— Newport —
Bevans makes first; McDonald
out; Hirsch out on first, but
Bevans scored; Knoles flies to
1st bast. One run.
Batesville—Haley out; Knol
es to Bevans; Carpenter out;
Stallings to Bevans; Warner
fanned.
Seventh Inning— Newport
Knoles out; Finley out; Wise
out on fly.
Batesville—Warren safe on
first; Carpenter singled to left;
Warner scores on Taylor’s sin
single to center; Greenfield out
to third; Eady out on first;
England fanned. One run.
Eighth Inning—Newport —
Stallings out on grounder; Um
sted out on grounder; Bevans
make third out.
Batesville—Haley safe on Mc
Donald’s error; Haley safe;
Carpenter out: Bevans unas
sisted; Warner safe; Haley
scored; Carpenter out; Wise
to Bevans. One run.
Ninth Inning— Newport —
McDonald out at first; Hirsch
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hied to center; Ard fanned.
Batesville— J. Carpenter out
at first; Taylor went to first on
a hot grounder to McDonald;
stole 2nd and was out on an at
tempted steal to third; Green
field walked; went to 2nd on a
low pitched ball; Eady ended
the agony for the Newport fans
by watching three pretty ones
over.
Final Score— Newport 5,
Batesville 4.
College Teachers Better Paid
Than Before.
United Press Service.
New York, May 19.—Son^e
College and University profes
sors and instructors are better
paid nowadays than formerly,
according to an annual report of
the president of the Carnegie
Foundation for the Advance
ment of Teaching, made public
today. In the institution asso
ciated with the Foundation the
ordinary salary of a full profes
sor is $3,000 annually. During
f o loaf xroova ar»r*rvrr1irwY fn
the report the salaries of in
structors have risen about $80
annually; those of junior pro
fessors show a gain of from
$120 to $225; those of full pro
fessors show! an increase of from
$125 to $350 annually. The re
ports show a total endowment of
$15,325,000 and an expenditure
for the year ending September
30, 1913, of $658,431. Of this
amount $579,440 was distribut
ed in retiring allowances to pro
fessors, and $80,949 in pensions
to their widows. Thirty-three
allowances were granted during
the year, making the total in
force 403, the average annual
payment to an individual being
$1,703. The total distribution
since the beginning has been
$2,9-6,927.
Police Dogs In Mail Vans.
United Press Service.
Paris, May 19.—Police dogs
today were introduced to guard
the mail vans while the clerks
are attending to other duties,
following the experiments which
proved highly successful. Many
private business houses already
make use of dogs to protect de
livery wagons.
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