Pierre's Men Sail For Exhibition Games With Spartanburg Pals
High Point Furniture Makers set off for Spartanburg for a three game series against the Pals after recent losses to the Augusta Tigers. Managers consider Rube Eldridge and Miller on mound duty as Duke of Spero seeks to prove his pitching depth and hang onto Sally League form.
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local club fans react to Augusta game score
The High Point crowd gathered at a drug store after the Augusta game as results flashed over the wire. Supporters expected a Pierre led win but the score later told a different story, leaving several strong men visibly disappointed.
Comedian Mike Roman Arrives in High Point from Orioles
Mike Roman the comedian fielder from Jack Dunn's Baltimore Orioles is due in High Point this afternoon or tomorrow morning per a message to President Lyon from the Orioles pilot. Roman, a versatile infield player with standout shortstop skills, was to report days ago but was returned to Baltimore for a few days.
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Twins Fall to Insects in Exhibition Debut at Wearn Field
Charlie Claney's rejovenated Winston-Salem Twins lost 3 to 1 to Charlotte in the first exhibition game of the season on Wearn field. Twin City writers praise Claney's men and suggest the veteran manager may have clinched the Piedmont league tag, though the Twins played a good game.
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Local Ball Players to Be Released Before Homecoming
Multiple players seen on the city lot since spring cleaning began will receive pink slips before the Pointers return home. Pierre indicated before departure that the trip south would determine selection, and several more releases are expected before the squad arrives back in the city.
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Fish Returns to Local Lineup as Key First Baseman
Fish, the former High Point first baseman, reappears in the local lineup. He is fast both on the bases and in the field, and could be a valuable asset if he overcomes a batting slump. His speed has earned him a reputation as one of the Piedmont league’s quickest players.
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Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
In 11 innings the National League featured Philadelphia 8 New York 10. Chicago beat St Louis 5 to 2. Cincinnati won 5 to 3 over Pittsburgh. Boston lost to Brooklyn 4 to 5. American League games included New York 11 Philadelphia 1 and Washington 3 Boston 6. St Louis 4 Cleveland 2. Detroit Chicago game postponed by rain.
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Southern Association scoreline notes and results
In Birmingham Nashville led 4 to 3 through 14 innings. New Orleans lost 2 to 3 at Chattanooga in a 12 inning game while Mobile defeated Atlanta 9 to 5.
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Augusta takes third game from Pierre's Pointers
Augusta won the April 14 game against High Point 2 16 to 8 in a one sided affair. McBride Atkinson powered hits as Masters Davis dominated on the mound for the Augustans while Pierre's Pointers struggled to solve the pitching and defense.
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Stolen Bases and Pitching Totals From Augusta Game
Stolen bases credited to Trefry Parker Huhn Bass off McBride and Atchison in 4 2 3 innings, 10 in 3 2 3, 2 in five, 2 in 4. Strikeouts tallied McBride 3 Atchison 1 Masters 6 Davis 5. Walks McBride 7 Atchison 4 Davis 2. Left on bases High Point 5 Augusta 1 Time 1 50 Umpire Sunshine Willie.
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Tigers Defeat High Point In Exhibition Clash At Warren Field
Augusta Tigers beat Bill Pierre's High Point Piedmonters 6 to 3 in an exhibition game. Strand starred with four steals and three hits while Bass added a single and a double in four at bats. Stone pitched three innings with five strikeouts as Augusta’s defense held firm.
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Laboring People Question Campaign Tactics In Letter
A laborer addresses concerns about a Monday meeting on April 4 and alleges a conference between Hedrick and Kerr involving fundraising. He questions Robbins's campaign involvement and calls for open disclosure on methods used to influence labor voters. He offers to name attendees from the meeting if needed.
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Merchants Back Piedmont Citizens Protective in Rate Fight
Greenville D C April 14 at the Wholesale Merchants Bureau banquet an unanimous vote supported the Piedmont Citizens Protective Association in opposing higher telephone rates and inter town tolls. The bureau's president attended and pledged full cooperation.
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Home Is Fired Upon by Moonshiner Attack at Plumley Home
Greenville C II April 14 Magistrate A D Plumley’s home was riddled with bullets Monday night in the county’s upper section. No one wounded. Plumley fired back. Police believe the assault tied to magistrate actions against moonshiners.
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