Columbia Club Wins Out Over Pointers 6 to 3
Columbia defeats High Point Pointers 6 to 3 at League Park in front of 400 fans. Clark hits a homer in the eighth, Windle Hillis and Smith collect key hits for Columbia while Irby Ford and Dan Boone fielded sharply. Baker and Taylor pitched well for High Point. Euliss earns the win for Columbia.
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Columbia
Cmvers
Clark
Irby
Ford
Suliss
Gibske
Hillis
Windle
Kelly
High Point
Williams
Stewart
Dan Boone
Mike Cebula
Euliss
Dan
Smith
Comets
Baker
Taylor
Cebula
Boone
Wiley Boone
Cleveland
Wewart
Enon
Tay
Poavisk
Orvin
W. Boone
Worth
Gibcke
Forrest
Baxer
Browns Win Streak Hits Detroit 4-3 in Series Opener
The St Louis Browns defeated the Detroit Tigers 4 to 3 in Detroit as part of a three game winning streak following a league wide house cleaning. Pitchers Crowder Blaeholder Nevers Schang Gibson VanGilder Holloway Woodall composed the game by innings.
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St. Louis Browns
Phil Ball
Detroit Tigers
Browns
St. Louis
Ogy
Crowder
Blaeholder
Nevers
Schang
Gibson
VanGilder
Holloway
Woodall
Annual Southern Relay Meet On Track At Grant Field
ATLANTA Ga April 14. About thirty colleges and universities from the south and midwest plus athletes from over forty high schools competed in the sixth annual southern relay meet at Grant field. Notable entrants included Galen Elliott. Henderson Looney Smith Lebauer Wee Som Hood among others in mile two mile and shot events.
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Atlanta
South
Midwest
Grant Field
Galen Elliott
North Carolina
Henderson
Looney Smith
Alabama
Lebauer
Virginia
Weesom
Louisiana State
Hood
Georgia Tech
Happy Davis Appointed Club Matchmaker for High Point
Ed Happy Davis, a renowned fight expert, is named match-maker for the High Point Athletic Association. The first event features Jimmy Mickey of New York vs Jack Steed of Greensboro, with preliminaries including Bill Jordan Salisbury Al Wadfor Fort Bragg Sailor Little US Navy George Stellar Salisbury Bill Grissett High Point Kid Parks Greensboro.
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Ed “Happy” Davis
High Point Athletic Association
Mr. Davis
Jimmy Mickey
New York
Jack Steed
Greensboro
Bill Jordan
Salisbury
al Wadfor
Fort Bragg
Sailor Little
U. S. Navy
George Stellar
Bill Grissett
High Point
Kid Parks
International Paper Company declares quarterly dividend
The Board of Directors declares a quarterly dividend of 60 cents per share on common stock payable May 11, 1928 to stockholders of record at the close of business May 1, 1928. Checks to be mailed. transfer books will not close.
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International Paper Company
New York
Lou Gehrig Homers as Yankees Top Athletics in Philly
Lou Gehrig belts a homer in New York’s 8 to 7 victory over Philadelphia. Teammates Coombs Meusel and Cochrane also homer, while Joe Hauser hits two. Eight total homers in the game highlight a high scoring Philadelphia sunshine doubleheader. Moore, Shealy, Hoyt, Collins, Rommel, Johnson, Orwell and Cochrane contribute for the Athletics.
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Philadelphia
Yanks
Athletics
Columbia
Lou Gehrig
Ruth
Gehrig
Coombs
Meusel
Cochrane
Joe Hauser
New York
Moore
Shealy
Hoyt
Collins
Rommel
Johnson
Orwell
Red Sox Bow to Washington Hits in Loss
Washington Senators defeated Boston 6 to 4 as Phil Todt hit two homers for the Senators. Zachary and Braxton pitched for Washington while Wiltse and Settlemire started for Boston. The Senators exploded for five runs in the fourth and fifth innings to take control.
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Phil Todt
Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Zachary
Braxton
Wiltse
Settlemire
Ruel
Berry
Chicago Cleveland game halted in sixth innings
Grady Adkins, right handed rookie from Shreveport, pitched the White Sox to a 1 all tie with the Indians as rain halted play after six. Score by innings shows a 0 0 1 for Chicago and 0 0 0 1 for Cleveland with Miller and Sewell behind the plate and Berg on the mound.
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Grady Adkins
Shreveport
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Opo Ninkassc
Weogno
Cokers
Miller
Sewell
Adkins and
Berg
Shields and Lott reach tennis finals in Pinehurst
In Pinehurst on April 14 Frank X. Shields of New York and George Lott Jr. of Chicago advanced to the north and south finals after two wins apiece. Shields beat G Carton Shafer 6 2 6 3 and S Howard Voshell 6 3 6 0. Lott defeated J P Stockton 6 3 6 0 and RB Brde 6 2 6 0.
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New York
RB. Brde
Connecticut Star
Snow Flurry Graces Lexington on Wednesday
Special to the Enterprise reports big snowflakes fell in Lexington for a brief time on Wednesday. The unusual flakes delighted residents while occasional sleet pebbles appeared among the snow.
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Lexington
High Point to Face Leaksville in Season Opener
High Point High School baseball meets Leaksville this afternoon at 3 o clock at League Park. Lopp or Scott will pitch, Williard catches, with Kearns returning at first base and Hinkle at third. Fielding positions include Smith at second Hill centerfield Johnston left Stone right Bryant shortstop. Gay Hensley may play after earlier academic sidelining. Season opens next week against Winston and Reidsville at League Park.
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High Point High School
Leaksville
High Point
Lopp
Scott
Williard
Charlie Kearns
Hinkle
Smith
Pierce
Asheboro
Hill
Johnston
Stone
Bryant
Gay Hensley
Winston
Reidsville
League Park
Fighters Earn Wins in Regional Boxing Card
In St. Paul Billy Light tops Jack McCarthy in a newspaper decision and Kid Palmer defeats Tommy Harel. In Dayton Jackie Reynolds wins on a foul over Eddie Dyer. Buffalo sees Frankie Scholl beat Jack McVey while Phil O Dowd defeats Art Wander. Hollywood reports Harry Blittman outpoints Tony Mandell.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Billy Light
Jack McCarthy
Chicago
Kid Palmer
Tacoma
Tommy Harel
Dayton
Jackie Reynolds
Muncie
Ind
Eddie Dyer
Toledo
Buffalo
Frankie Scholl
Jack McVey
New York
Phil O’dowd
Columbus
Art Wander
Americans Face Tough Davis Cup Path After Mexico Win
United States tennis team led by Bill Tilden advances past Mexico in the Davis Cup but faces tougher rounds. Upcoming matches include China in Kansas City on May 24, then a likely Japan clash in Chicago June 1 as the Americans seek to reach the European group survivors and challenge France.
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United States
Mexico
Bill Tilden
France
China
Kansas City
Mexico City
Japan
Cuba
Canada
Chicago
Arnold Jones
Wilmer Allison
John Hennessey
Tilden
Predace “Ophey
France Poised to Defend Cup at Home in Challenge Round
The article argues France as heavy favorites in Paris with unified campaign leadership under Tilden and strong spirit. but it warns Americans facing Lacoste Cochet and Borotra, and notes the home defense ceremony adds national incentive. It favors a cautious optimism for a creditable American showing rather than guaranteed victory.
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Mexico
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
Paris
Tilden
Lacoste
Cochet
Borotra
France
United States
Official Report Of Temperatures For Cotton Regions
Official weather bureau records show temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at noon in the principal cotton growing areas and other regions. Data lists readings by location with notes on rainfall amounts and extremes observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Official
Weather Bureau
Connor Shuts Out Johnson Street In Oak Hill Victory
Connor pitched five innings for Oak Hill in a 9 to 1 win over Johnson Street School at Grimes Street grounds. He struck out 12 and helped Oak Hill push ahead early, with Connor batting in a run and Clodfelty behind the plate on battery.
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Connor
Oak Hill
Johnson Street
Grimes Street
Rook
Clodfeltery
Hill
Proctor
Dail Éireann: The Lower House of Trish Free State Parliament
The Dail Éireann is the lower chamber of the Trish Free State parliament. It serves as the primary legislative body where members debate laws and represent constituencies. It operates alongside the upper house and executive branch in shaping national policy.
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Trish Free State
Dail Éireann
Yesterday's Results in the American League
In Major League action yesterday the Yankees beat the Athletics 8 to 6, while the Senators defeated the Tigers 8 to 4. The Red Sox won 4 to 0 against the Browns, and the White Sox edged the Indians 4 to 4 in a rain shortened six inning game.
National League Scores Report
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 2 to 0 with a rain affected game. Brooklyn beats Philadelphia 6 to 1. New York wins over Boston 7 to 3. Pittsburgh at St Louis postponed by rain.
Southern League scores rail in early games
Chattanooga edged Atlanta 5 to 4 while Memphis beat Little Rock 2 to 0. Mobile defeated New Orleans 8 to 1 and Nashville downed Birmingham 3 to 2.
Southeastern League Scores Roundup
Savannah 0 Albany 6 Jacksonville 12 Tampa 11 Montgomery 3 Selma 2 in 13 innings Pensacola 12 Columbus 5.
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Savannah
Albany
Jacksonville
Tampa
Montgomery
Selma
Pensacola
Columbus
Baseball slate features AL matchups across cities
In today’s American League card, St Louis visits Chicago, Cleveland plays Detroit, New York travels to Philadelphia, and Washington meets Boston. Strong lineups seek early-season wins across four city pairings.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Baseball Pairings for National League Matchups
National League schedule lists Chicago at St Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Boston at New York with games set across the circuit. Baseball fans anticipate key rivalries and pivotal series in the coming days.
Southeast Football Card Draws Rivalry Matches
Chattanooga faces Atlanta while Little Rock visits Memphis and Mobile plays New Orleans. Nashville takes on Birmingham in regional showdowns across the schedule.
DIRT BEING MOVED RAPIDLY FOR NEW FAIR GROUNDS NOW
The Raleigh enterprise reports rapid dirt moving for the new state fair grounds after signing with Robert G Lassiter Construction for excavation and grading of the grounds and race track. The race track should be graded and finished by June 1, with five permanent buildings to be let April 28. Water and sewage piping is advancing, and top racing figures are being contacted to assemble a strong fall horse racing card with daily races Tuesday through Friday and auto races on Monday and Saturday.
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W. 8. Moye
The
Fair Board
Move
Moye
Lack of Southpaw Pitchers Causes Dome Bush No Worry
A quirky headline notes a shortage of left handed pitchers for a dome game, yet optimism remains as organizers say the swing is manageable and the event will proceed as planned.
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Dome Bush
Time zones noted noon in New York to Honolulu
A terse line notes that when it is noon in New York the time is :30 a m in Honolulu Hawaii reflecting standard time zone difference.
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New York
Honolulu
Hawaii
Giants Rally Past Braves In Eight Run Inning Win
The New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves 7 to 3 after a five run eighth inning. Andy Cohen hit a bases loaded double driving in two, while starting pitcher Tiny Chaplin was relieved by Cantwell and Dutch Henry.
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Giants
Braves
Andy Cohen
Joe Genewich
Hearn
Delaney
Tiny Chaplin
Cantwell
Dutch Henry
ORION
Vance Guides Brooklyn To First 1928 Win Over Phillies
Dazzy Vance allowed five hits as the Robins beat the Phillies six to one for Brooklyn’s opening win of 1928. Bissonette and Hendricks hit four baggers. Ray Benge started for Philadelphia. Art Nehf pitched a 2–0 Cubs win over Cincinnati. Kolp fared poorly. Cardinale Pirates clash postponed by rain.
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Dazzy Vance
Phillies
Brooklyn
Bissonette
Hendricks
Robins
Ray Benge
Waco
Phils
Art Nehf
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Nehf
McGraw
Kolp
R Chien
Cincinnati
Gonzales
Jablonowsky
Picinich
Cloverdale Drubs Junior High 10-1 In Season Opener
Cloverdale defeated Junior High 10 to 1 on Cloverdale diamond marking the first inter-school league game of the season. Pitcher Eldridge allowed only two hits, a home run and a single, while Eldridge and Hedrick paired for the win with Wood and York.
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Cloverdale
Junior High
Eldridge
Searth
KR. H
Be. Cleverdale
Ac Ptah
Hedrick
Wood
York
Standings from American and Southern Leagues and clubs
The standings show multiple clubs with win loss records and percentages in the American League and Southern League. Teams include New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, Pittsburgh, Nashville, Birmingham, Memphis, Mobile, New Orleans, Little Rock, Chattanooga and others. Records listed include wins losses and winning percentages.
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American League Fc
W. 1
St. Wow Vaexved
New Ctericas Ce
Washington Jkxa Ce
Lee Awa
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet
Nashville Intene Oe
Birmingham
Memphis
Cscss
Mobile
Cisace
New Orleans
Pacigmer
Ene
Saan
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Liabilities and Unpaid Claims Summary
The text lists liabilities including net unpaid losses and claims, unearned premiums, estimated taxes due or accrued at federal state and local levels, reinsurance and return premiums due to other companies, and all other liabilities as detailed in the statement.
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Jack Hoale
Heros of the Wild
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Richard Arien
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Greta Garbo
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Lott
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Paramount News
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Tony Mandell
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Wes
Ae. Im
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Southern League
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National League
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R T Myers
Vance Garries
Benge
Wilson
Vance
Deberry
Home Bond & Mortgage CO
King Pin
AWT Club
West High St
California
Tours
Stuyvesant Fire Insurance Company
New York City
J. 8. Frelinghuysen
G. F. Hutchings
William St
Boney
N. C
Home Office
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Dan C. Boney
Insurance Commissioner
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