Newark Bears to Meet Molines in First Exhibition Here
Newark Bears coached by Bill Clymer bring Morganton club to Welth field for Monday's 3 PM exhibition. Moline, led by Bart Mack, boasts recent Three-Eye League title. Barnes dazzles for Morganton in 8-2 win.
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Detroit Lands Young Prospect Floyd Caves Herman
Detroit secures Cal resident Floyd Caves Herman a six foot batting prospect from Pasadena. At 28, he joins with six bats weighing eight ounces each, billed as stronger than any major league bat. Herman, a lefty, shows speed and power but seeks a minor league spring chance rather than outfield duty in warm weather.
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Twilight Baseball Favored for Local Season Start
Kinston reporters say Twilight baseball may be played this summer to give workers recreation. Directors expect grounds inside the city limits and may set a 5 o'clock start for the Eastern Carolina season.
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Women in Paris Adopt Flask-Shaped Capes in Public
In Paris on April 11, women are seen wearing capes shaped like flasks. The garments cover from neck to ankles and are gathered at the lower end, making the concealed flask arrangement visible to the public.
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Hayworth's strong pitching fuels High Point victory over Reidsville
The High Point baseball team defeated Reidsville 3 to 1 in a rain interrupted game. Hayworth pitched a dominant but imperfect outing with several walks while Dick Warner made a running catch and Carl Wood starred on defense and in the infield. Reidsville struggled with hits and offense despite solid fielding. High Point benefited from timely runs in the first two innings and tight defense to seal the win.
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Cardinals Have Pennant Hopes in 1922 Spring Camp
New Orleans April 1 The St. Louis Cardinals trim roster from about 56 to 28 as Branch Rickey narrows his 1922 training squad. Five new faces join 23 holdovers, including Del Gainer Earl Adams Herbert Steen Bert Benninghoven and Clyde Barfoot barfoot aims for a late burst while pitching depth remains uncertain. The club emphasizes morale and winning spirit after a rough 1921 start.
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Wacha Expected To Arrive Today For High Point Pointers
Weather and rain hampered Har in Herndon as High Point club arrives most battery men for the season. Do lan Witt Powel and Wacha expected to join soon as passport clearances granted. Lowery xltcher and Bevo Webb arrive as likely catchers. Morris to report Monday. all players must report by Wednesday.
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Scouts Aid France With Substantial Subsidy
The Boy Scouts of America impressed the French people during the war era as U.S. representatives traveled abroad. The French government granted the movement a subsidy of 100000 francs.
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Boy Scouts of America
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