Baseball County Textile League results and protest
In Alexander Ellenboro won 7 0 over Alexander while Caroleen beat Henrietta 7 3 and Cliffside defeated Avondale 6 3. Next Saturday Alexander visits Ellenboro Caroleen hosts Henrietta and Avondale plays Cliffside. A protest over the May 14 Alexander Cliffside game led officials to order replay of the seventh to ninth innings. Alexander led 7 1 when protested.
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Alexander
Ellenboro
Caroleen
Henrietta
Avondale
Cliffside
Bee jEllenboro
Henrietta Bera
Alexander-Cliffside
League
Spindale Beats Cleveland Athletic Club In Lopsided Win
Spindale overwhelmed Spartanburg by 14 to 1 as Red Cole limited Cleveland to four hits. Setzer hit two homers and five Spindale players had multiple hits, including Yelton with a double and a triple. Overall Spindale pounded Spartanburg pitchers for 19 hits. Yelton contributed three base hits.
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Cleveland Athletic Club
Spindale
Spartanburg
Red’ Cole
Setzer
Yelton
Jones
McKeithan
Spindale Ee Ee
Thaxton
Allen
Kaigler
Cole
Corn
Spin dale falls to Spartanburg clubs in slow game
Spindale lost 7 to 9 to The Cleveland Athletic Club of Spartanburg Friday at Spindale Park. Watson started on the mound for Spindale, relieved by Cole then Thomas as the game wore on. A Spartanburg home run in the sixth inning produced three runs. Spindale failed to string hits in key innings and could not rally.
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Spindale
Cleveland Athletic Club
Spartanburg
Spindale Park
Watson
Cole
Thomas
Sparnell
McCulloch
Corn
Local Boy Scouts Making Good Record
Four merit badge scouts Philip Padgett Craig McClure Edward May and W B Marks enlisted for the Train Corps at Fort Bragg from June 15 to July 15 Under the supervision of Rev G R Gillespie acting scoutmaster they will be met at Fort Bragg and go to Wrightsville Beach for a field outing A second week in August will send them with Forest City troop to Lake Lanier for a week of camping under Gillespie leadership In the past week Gillespie has had five scouts in uniform on duty at the Chautauqua tent as ash lers earning praise for their bearing and cheerfulness
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Fort Bragg
Philip Padgett
Craig McClure
Edward May
W. B. Marks
Rev
G. R. Gillespie
Forest City
Lake Lanier
Gillespie
State College seniors idealize glory of young womanhood
The Charlotte Observer highlights Agromeck editor in chief Mr John Anderson of Rutherfordton and Miss Annette Boney of Goldsboro as figures in the 1927 annual dedicating the issue to the ideal of girlhood. Also notes mineral feed fact about charcoal for baby chicks and a Farmers Hardware Co. reference.
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Charlotte Observer
State College
Agromedk
State College Annual
John Anderson
J. R. Anderson
Rutherfordton
The
Agromeck
Mr. Anderson
Annette Boney
Goldsboro
Farmers Hardware Co
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Citizens Bank & Trust CO
Union Mills
County Textile League
Florence Mills Club
Florence Mills
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Textile League
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Ellenboro Brooks and Allen
Spindale Club
Spindale Wedney
Harris & Kiser
Goodyear
Cliffside Motor Co
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