Hornets Edge Patriots 1 0 in Ten Inning Pitcher's Duel
In the season's prettiest game the Hornets beat the Patriots 1 to 0 in ten innings. Bauswine struck out nine and walked three for Greensboro, Morrissey allowed one hit and one walk with one strikeout for Charlotte while Umpire Danny drew criticism from fans. The only score came in the tenth when Agnew scored on Coutts' single after Agnew had singled earlier.
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Spinners Edge Twins After Tight NC Battle
Greenville June 22 The Spinners drop a 9 inning game to the Twins 1 to 0 after a tied score late. Stewart leads with three hits and Griffin takes the loss despite a solid start as Shumaker Jenkins Hoey and Wite shine in fielding.
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I Loved a Little Girl and a Song
In springtime memory a narrator recalls loving three girls for a year each, their singing or manners failing to lead to marriage as the moment to ask passes. Chicago Journal notes Johnny Kling may join Boston if Chicago wins the pennant, with pay tied to the World Series share.
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Let George Do It Be Charlotte Beats Greensboro
The remark implies Charlotte needs eleven hits per run against Greensboro, so three runs require thirty three hits to win, with the saying Let George do it signaling reliance on a trusted approach.
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Man Judged by What He Does Not Do
A reflection argues that a person's character is revealed more by omissions than actions, suggesting restraint or avoidance can signal integrity or weakness. The piece explores ethical standards and social expectations, prompting readers to consider what they withhold as much as what they perform.
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Electricians Top Red Sox in Tight 1 0 Win
In Spartanburg on June 2 the Electricians defeated the Red Sox 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel between Hayes and Ferrell. Hayes yielded an errorless defense behind him while McCarthy’s sensational center-field catch saved a run. Totman, Yount, Kelly W and Laval contributed key moments as the game stayed close throughout.
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Baseball Yesterday in Carolina Association Results
In the Carolina Association yesterday Anderson defeated Spartanburg 1 to 0. Winston 8 beat Greenville 6 in eleven innings. Charlotte edged Greensboro 1 to 0 in extra time.
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Baseball scores from early league games
American League action shows Washington losing 1 to 2 at Philadelphia in the opener. A later slate lists Washington 1 Philadelphia 6 Boston 11 New York 3 Cleveland 3 Detroit 5 Chicago 4 St Louis 2. National League has Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 1. Fifteen innings feature New York 4 Boston 0 St Louis 6 Cincinnati 2. Pittsburg 1 Chicago 14.
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South Atlantic League Scores Report
First game Augusta 3 Columbia 4. Second game Augusta 1 Columbia 0. Savannah 3 Charleston 2. Savannah 8 Charleston 1. Albany Macon not listed. Columbus 5 Jacksonville 3 postponed due to rain.
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Rain Delays Hit Southern League Games Across Regions
Postponements due to rain affect New Orleans versus Memphis and Birmingham versus Chattanooga. Mobile falls 0 to 4 against Nashville, with games awaiting rescheduling and local weather conditions delaying play.
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Rochester Beats Jersey City in Two Games
In a doubleheader Rochester defeats Jersey City 4 to 2 and 10 to 4. Buffalo loses 0 to 7 to Baltimore while Toronto tops Newark 11 to 10.
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College Baseball Scores From American Association and Appalachian League
Scores from American Association include Kansas City 1 Toledo 6 and Louisville 10 Morristown 1, plus Cleveland 4 and Indianapolis 4 with others. Appalachian results show Johnson City 8 Bristol 2 and Knoxville 11 Asheville 3, Morristown 4 plus Cleveland 1 Tidewater.
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Cornell Beats Penn 4-2 in Uneven Field Hockey Showdown
The Cornell team defeated the University of Pennsylvania 4 to 2 in a competitive matchup. Key plays and scoring bursts defined the game as both teams exchanged momentum through the first and second halves.
European air race resumes with Liege Spa round trip
The 37 1/4 mile Liege to Spa flight was completed by Vedrine in 42 minutes 23 seconds, with Vidart second in 48 minutes 50 seconds. Other starters included Weymann Duval Garros Renaud Prevost Wynmalen Verrept Lelaseur Beaumont and Barra. Beaumont fixed a defect and resumed while Barra retired after a broken propeller. several did not start.
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Absott-Detroit Wins At Algonquin National Hill Climb
Mortimer Roberts won in an Abbott-Detroit at Algonquin with a time of 56.25. The Chicago event staged by the Chicago Motor Club crowned a victor in the hill climb in Illinois.
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Chicago to Get Boston Cracks
Chicago manager Hugh Duffy travels to Boston to finalize a major American League trade. Reports say Chicago will receive Shortstop Wagner and Pitcher Cicotte in exchange for Rollo Zeider and Pitcher Lange. Wagner and Cicotte are aligned with Red Sox manager John I Taylor, while Zeider seeks a move elsewhere.
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Cubs Rally To Challenge Giants In National League Race
The article notes a shift in the pennant chase as the Cubs regain form in Chicago with Peaches Graham returning behind the bat and Kling fading, while Sally Hofman moves to first and Wilbur Goode strengthens the outfield. Trade moves spark renewed Cubs-Giants duel prospects.
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Naps Favor Kirke for Second Baseman Role
In New Orleans reports President Charley Somers of the Naps shows strong interest in Jay Kirke ex-Tiger now starring at second for the Pelicans. With Lajoie and Ball covering second for Cleveland, manager Stovall may not seek other help for that spot.
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The Devil Not So Black As Painted Nor SoFoe Women Aged
Fragmentary item notes a saying about appearances versus reality. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a specific event or person. The text appears as a proverb-like remark without verifiable details.
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