Rainouts and Scores In Early Baseball Action
In the Carolina Association all games were rained out. In the American League Cleveland lost to Washington 0–4 and St Louis defeated Boston 8–2, Detroit edged Philadelphia 4–3 in a rain affected day. In the National League New York beat Pittsburgh 9–4 and Philadelphia triumphed over Cleveland 4–3 with Brooklyn beating Chicago 4–3 and Boston edging St Louis 7–4.
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Baseball scores from southern and south atlantic leagues
Southern League results show New Orleans 8 Memphis 2 Mobile 6 Atlanta 7 Montgomery 7 Nashville 1 Birmingham 18 Chattanooga 12. South Atlantic notes Savannah 1 Columbus 3 Charleston 2 Macon 7 Columbia 5 Albany 2 Columbus 6 Albany 6 Jacksonville Augusta game postponed.
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Memphis
Mobile
Atlanta
Montgomery
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Birmingham
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Savannah
Columbus
Charleston
Macon
Cobenbia
Albany
Columbia
Jacksonville
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Boston
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Coluumbia Ee
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Chadestor
Early North American Baseball and League Scores Report
Rain affects multiple games in Jersey City and around the circuit. In the American Association standings Baltimore defeats Providence 2–0 and 6–0. Toronto tops Montreal 4–2. SPALACHIAN League sees Cleveland 2 Bristol 1 and Johnson City 2 Morristown 1 with Johnson City winning 3–2 in a second game. Tidewater slate includes Elizabeth City 4 over Poing 2 and Norfolk 7 Newport News 2. Other results incomplete with Starvard and Pennsylvania listed.
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Rochester-Bufalo
Baltimore
Providence
Toronto
Montreal
Tidewater League
Elizabeth City
Suffolk
Norfolk
Newport News
Portsmouth
Sparienburg Climbs in Standings After Rain Affects Games
The week saw Sparienburg win one of three from Greenville to stay in third place while Greensboro Winston and Charlotte collected two wins. Rain interrupted play, but Spartanburg looked to sweep upcoming league games with Anderson and others, as weather shaped results.
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Greenville
Greensboro
Charicotte
Winston
Spartanburg
Anderson
Wwe
Carolina Association
Tost PC
Winston-Salem
Greenville Charlotte
Rain Cancels Carolinas Association Games
No games were played yesterday due to heavy rain from about 3 p.m. The locals still have a chance at third place if they beat Greenville today, as they aim to rebound after rain interruptions.
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Charolie
Patriots
Greenville
Gree
Greenwile
Anderson
Greensboro
Winston
Spartanburg
Bankers Victorious In City League Showdown
In a lively game at the city park the Bankers defeated the All Stars 4 to 1. Managers plan a best of three series. score by innings shows Bankers with a late surge. Batteries: All Stars Alexander and Rhyne. Bankers Crowell and McClintock. Golf news from Nashville reports top players narrowed to final stages at the Nashville Golf and Country Club with heavy action across flights.
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Bankers
All Stars
R. H. E. All Stars
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Rhyne
Crowell and McClintock
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Golf Association
Nashville Golf and Country Club
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Trinity Men in Tre BG League Hearts Tryout Sees Trio
Special to The News from Trinity College Warham June 8 Bol Gantt Claude West and Frank Cooper depart for Baltimore to try out with the Orioles West is known for strong throwing and speed while Gantt hopes to regain form Cooper shows great base speed a strong arm and emerging hitting power The trio leaves without formal contracts but travels hoping to earn spots with the big league club
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Warham
Bol Gantt
Claude West
Frank Cooper
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Baltimore
Oriole
Chicago White Sox
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Gantt
Cooper
Aly
JessiHeet
Ballimmore
Trinity Closes Commencement at Trinity College 1911
Trinity College Durham closes its 1910 1911 year with the lowering of Old Glory at sunset and a commencement in Craven Memorial Hall. Jacob Riis delivered the address. six graduates earned Master of Arts degrees and several seniors received honors. A year ending with a reception in the Washington Duke building and a plan to raise 1 000 000 for Trinity endowment.
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Durham
Trinity
Craven Memorial Hall
Jacob August Riis
New York City
Riis
George Milton Daniel
Roanoke Rapids
Frank Nicholas Egerton
Louisburg
Phillip Jefferson Johnson
Lenoir
Edgar Wallace Knight
Aulander
Claude Bascomb West
Wadesboro
Beale Jennings Faucette
William Raymond Bell
Emma Babbitt
Joseph Edward Brinn
Ernest Calvin
Clyde Olin Fisher
Woodfin Grady Gaston
Fannie Gladstein
Chesley
Martin Hutchins
Mabel Bertha Isley
Louis Isaac
Elimination Campaign Aims at West Raleigh Flies and Local Notices
Swat the Vis is the campaign slogan for an organized effort to remove house flies in west Raleigh at the A M College settlement. Dr F N Stevens and B B Williams lead the effort while NC National Guard disbands Company K for inspection failures, creating a vacancy until summer encampments. A marriage at First Baptist joins Foy Elizabeth Johnson and Rev Calder C Willingham with sires performing the ceremony. Thompson Printing Co seeks text book adoptions for state schools ahead of the commission hearings tomorrow. Raleigh and Southport railroad head J A Mills named president of Elkin and Alleghany Railway. H G Chatham and Alex Chatham hold vice-president and secretary-treasurer roles.
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Swat
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F. N. Stevens
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M. M. Drake
Leinster
M. A. Wells
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War Department
Thomas Stringfield
Weldon Company
North Carolina Guard
First Baptist Church
Foy Elizabeth Johnson
Calder C. Willingham
Richmond
Joseph G. Brown
North Carolina
Text Book Commission
Jnck Mills
Raleigh and Southport Railroad
Elkin and Alleghany Railway Company
Jno
A . Mills
H. G. Chatham
Alex Chatham
Treas
Cascarets Advised For Children In Gentle Modern Care
An old advertisement argues for Cascarets as a modern gentler laxative for children and parents. It contrasts harsh castor oil and salts with candy tablet doses, urging keeping a 10 cent box at home to keep bowels active and avoid after effects.
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Mamma
Daddy
Northern capital to speed road completion contracts let
The council of state approved enlistment of Northern capital to advance an early road completion. About 12 miles have been graded by convict labor for stock use on the road. President Mills states work will be pushed quickly, cross ties contracts are being let, and rail laying will start soon.
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Urer
Council of State
Siste
Mills
New York to Create State Boxing Commission
The Frawley bill, passed by the senate, sets up a three member state athletic commission to supervise boxing statewide. The panel will license events, revoke licenses, and can disqualify organizations, funded by a 5 percent tax on gate receipts. Contests capped at 10 rounds with eight ounce gloves.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
New York State
State Athletic Commission
Senate
Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Promises Tasteless Sweet
An old advertisement on page eight promotes GROVE TASTELISS CHILL TONIC as a tasteless bitter tonic. It claims the sweet does not dissolve in the mouth and the ingredients dissolve in stomach acid, suitable for both adults and children, stating it is the first and original tasteless chill tonic and has been the standard for 30 years.
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S.S.S
S.5.s
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
GROVE
Trouble for Father in Nursery Kiss Prank
Robbie bursts into the sewing room crying about a man kissing Fraulein in the nursery. Mamma hurries toward the stairway, then Robbie reveals it is an April fool joke and the culprit is Papa.
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Robbie
Fraulein
Papa
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