Sweepee kee 6 Heckman Atherton Harrison Clovers Clowers
High Point and Clovers game details show Atherton Heckman and Harrison among players. Box score lists hitters and pitching notes with Williams and Cecil mentioned. Attendance recorded as 200.
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House of David
Heckman
Atherton
Harrison
Leweet
Becker
Alewander
Bossse
PORTE
Cess
Gilliland
Brummitt
Chervinke
S ' Scott
Dennis
Balis
Cecil
Clowers
Clowers 1, _ Laut Dennisine
Williams
Alexander
Er . Walker
Temdance
Pointers edge House of David in extra innings rally
The Pointers beat the House of David on Willis Park field in 12 innings after a late rally by King Alexander and Grover Cleveland Alexander. Dennis of the Pointers starred with two homers and five shutout innings, while Shorty Chervinko and Howard Bryan drove in the deciding run.
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Grover Cleveland Alexander
House of David
Willis Park
Buddy Tanner
Fuzzy Giants
King Alexander
Shorty Chervinko
Howard Bryan
Young Dennis
Dennis
Cecil
Alexander
St. Louis Cardinal
Becker
la Fleur
Nolen
Carolina Trims Caps as Spring Sports Roundup
In Charlotte on April 20 AP reports only North Carolina practice win over Raleigh Capitals 7 0. Guilford lost to Elon 8 4 while Davidson freshmen lost to Presbyterian College first year track men 81 of 117 points. Carolina yearling tennis beat Duke 8 1 and Tar Heel freshman baseball lost to Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute 4 3.
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Charlotte
N. C
University of North Careline
Raleigh Capitals
Guilford
Elon
Davidson
Presbyterian College
Carolina
Duke
Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute
Bucky Harris Finds Success At Detroit
Manager Bucky Harris shows progress with the Detroit Tigers after two lean years as he builds a strong lineup. Roy Johnson leads with 14 hits in 32 at bats while Charlie Gehringer drives in three runs. The Tigers top early AL with solid pitching from Whitehill Sorrell Uhle Wyatt and strong defense from Gilliland Perry Bryan and Howard Bryan.
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Gayle Talbot
Seastinaie
Bucky Harris
Detroit
Standings update from yesterday games
Yesterday results show Boston 6 to 3 over unknown opponent, New York 5 over 6, Detroit 8 to 0 over St. Louis, Washington 7 over Philadelphia 4, and Cleveland 4 to 2 against Chicago.
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Boston
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Games Today Chicago at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland
Chicago visits St. Louis while Detroit travels to Cleveland. Boston plays Washington and Philadelphia meets New York.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia 10 Brooklyn 2 and more baseball scores
The summary lists final baseball scores including Philadelphia 10 over Brooklyn 2 and Boston 8 over New York 7. It notes the games were completed in 13 innings, with only the results for the games presented.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Major League Games Set as Three Matches Announced
St. Louis visits Pittsburgh. Cincinnati travels to Chicago. New York hosts Philadelphia. Only three scheduled contests announced for the period.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinati
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Hockey Scoring Totals From Evening Matches
Rochester defeated Newark 6 to 3 while Montreal beat Baltimore 2 to 2 in a mixed result set. Toronto won 6 to 4 against Jersey City and Buffalo prevailed 14 to 10 over Reading in another slate of games.
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Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Reading
Toronto at Jersey City and Other Matchups
Rochester faces Newark while Buffalo meets Reading and Montreal plays Baltimore in upcoming league pairings. The slate pairs four city teams with four opponents, outlining cross city showdowns for the schedule.
Local scores from Birmingham to Chattanooga
Baseball or softball scores list several games with teams Birmingham and Atlanta, New Orleans and Knoxville, Memphis and Nashville, Chattanooga and Little Rock. Final tallies show Atlanta leading 8 to 4 and New Orleans edging Knoxville 3 to 1. Memphis defeated Nashville 13 to 9 while Chattanooga beat Little Rock 13 to 2.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memorable matchups list for football schedule
Readable lines show games set between Atlanta and Birmingham Knoxville and New Orleans Little Rock and Chattanooga Memphis and Knoxville. No scores provided. Upcoming contests feature regional teams facing off across southern venues.
High Point Golfers Defeat Greensboro 12-6 In Meet
High Point high school's golf team beat Greensboro high at Greensboro Country Club by 12 to 6 on a close afternoon. Final hole drama decided the match with Bonkemeyer and Venning earning best ball points for HP while Sappenfield and Diffendale posted notable scores.
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High Point High School
Greensboro High Rtaksmen
Greensboro Country Club
High Point
Gate City
Bonkemeyer
Snow
Moffitt
Venning
Sappenfield
Causey
Diffendale
Remmey
Alexander Says Cards Not Headed For Pennant
Grover Cleveland Alexander, former St. Louis ace, says the Cardinals are distant from a pennant due to Burleigh Grimes’ loss and predicts the Cubs and Giants may contend. He praises Washington and notes St Louis reserves via its farm system, while praising his old team’s prospects and his own late-era performance at Willis Park.
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Nady Oates, Jr
Grover Cleveland Alexander
St. Louis Cardinals
Alexander
House of David
Burleigh Grimes
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Cardinals
Athletics
Washington
New York Yankees
Lefty Grove
George Earnshaw
Connie Mack
Nats
Walter Johnson
Grover
Cardinal
Landis
Grimes
Louis
Hale
Willis Park
Bearded Giants
Major League Leaders Highlight Performances
Earl Whitehill of the Tigers blanked the Browns with six hits aided by RBI actions from Charlie Geh who drove in three with a double and a triple. Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees homered with two aboard in the seventh to beat the Red Sox in the second game of a doubleheader. Willis Hudlin of the Indians stopped the White Sox with five hits to win 4 to 2. Joe Cronin of the Senators homered and added two singles driving in three against the Athletics.
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Washington
Tigers
Harris
Earl Whitehill
Vic Sorreil
George Uhle
Whitlow Wyatt
Sorrell
St. Louis Browns
Roy Johnson
Charlie Gehringer
Browns
Whitehill
Washington Senators
Athletics
Shibe Park
Rube Walberg
Joe Cronin
Yanks
Red Sox
Boston
Sox
Tony Lazzeri
Jack Salt
Gayor
Yankees
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
White Sox
Jones
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Giants
McGrawmen
Billy Terry
Giant
Ed Brandt
Terry
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Ray Benge
Glenn Wright
Waite Hoyt
Dodgers
Associated Press
Willis Hudnn
Indians
Senators
Athletic
Pointers to Clash with Robbins Mill Nine at Wallis Park
Pointers meet Robbins Mill nine tomorrow at Wallis Park under 4 PM kickoff with no admission fee announced. Robbins features several of the city’s fastest players and ex college and high school stars making this an anticipated fast game. A separate 2:30 PM Saturday matchup at the local field pits a Pointers picked team from Thomasville against them with a small admission fee.
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Buddy Tanner
Willl
Robbins
Thomasville
Piedmont exhibition ends in 4 3 win for Piedmont
In Charlotte two teams met in an exhibition game where Piedmont pushed ahead in the 15th inning to win 4-3 over the Hornets. Firemen from Charlotte held the opponent for most of the game but Piedmont finally broke through with the decisive run.
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Charlotte, N
Lotte
Hornets
Pirates Rout Albany In Streak Continues At Wilmington
Wilmington Pirates extend winning streak by beating Albany with 10 hits as they knock in early runs. Pirates pitcher held Albany to limited scoring and secured the victory.
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Wilmington
N.C
Wilmington Pirates
Albany
Bridgeport Bulls Run Roughshod Over Eastern
Bridgeport shut out Eastern 42-0 as Hunter and Bolaski combined for 15 hits in a game held to five by Lefty Wilson and Young Harrell of the Bulls.
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Durham
WN. C
Lefty Wilson
Young Harrell
Brigeport
Ham Bulls
Hunter and Bolaski
Twins and Williamsport Game Ends in Tie After Nine
Winston-Salem Twins and Williamsport halted play yesterday with an 8-8 tie after nine innings. Mapp started strong for the Twins, allowing Williamsport just one more hit after a rough first inning.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Winston-Salem Twins
Williamsport
Mapp
Capitals Fall to Tar Heels in Chapel Hill Blowout
Raleigh Capitals lost 7 to 0 at Chapel Hill as UNC Tar Heels shut down their offense. Shields struggled with wild pitches, and Raleigh could not capitalize in the late innings as Winston could not halt the college club's two late runs.
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Raleigh
N. CC
Shields
Capitals
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Winston
Collegians
Tourists Hold Scrimmage With Local Highs
Asheville Tourists split into squads and scrimmaged among themselves in preparation for an upcoming practice game against Asheville high schools.
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Asheville
N. C
Sharman Favored In North and South Trapshoot
Samuel H. Sharman of Salt Lake City broke 196 of 200 targets to lead the 16yard championship at Pinehurst. R. C. Coffey of Prairie City won the 25yard shootoff yesterday and teamed with Andrew J. Smith to tie for second and third with 194 hits. Knowles Smith captured class 2 in the 16yard event.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Samuel H. Sharman
Salt Lake City
Utah
R. C. Coffey
Prairie City
Iowa
Sharman
Howard Kinsley
Toledo
Isaac Andrews
Spartanburg
D. C
Coffey
Andrew J. Smith
Providence
R. I
Knowles Smith
Pinehurst Tourney Begins Match Play
Halbert J. Blue of Aberdeen North Carolina shot a 73 to take the qualifying medal as the Pinehurst mid April golf tournament opens match play. Blue is paired with H G Phillips of New York. Defending champion Eric D Thomson of Springfield Massachusetts tied for second low with Edwin L Scofield of New York and faces F T Keating of New York. Scofield meets Winthrop Williams of New York in the first round. Donald Parson of Youngstown Ohio plays T R Rudel of Montreal in the fourth championship division match.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Halbert J. Blue
Aberdeen
H. G. Phillips
New York
Eric D. Thomson
Springfield
Mass
Edwin L. Scofield
F. T. Keating
Scofield
Winthrop Williams
Donald Parson
Youngstown
T. R. Rudel
Montreal
Dixie Players in Majors Starring
Atlanta Apr 20 Dixie baseball players who learned on southern small town diamonds have starred early in the majors. Sam Byrd of the Yankees slugged two opening day homers and tied Babe Ruth with another later. Carey Selph of the White Sox drove in three runs with doubles and had a key three run triple. Flight Rhein pitched seven strong innings for the Cardinals. Whitlow Wyatt of Chickamauga won four hit ball for Detroit. Ed Holley defeated Van Mungo in a long duel. Hal Lee of Ruston banged a decisive triple for Philadelphia. Guy Bush and Wes Ferrell also pitched strong showings in frigid early games.
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Sam Byrd
Birmingham
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Byrd
Babe
Carey Selph
Dixie Boy
Arkadelphia
Ark
Chicago White Sox
Windy City
St. Louis
Flight Rhein
Rhems
3. C
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Whitlow Wyatt
Chickamee
Detroit
Cleveland
Dixie
Ed Holley
Eaton
van Mungo
Max Carey
Pageland
8. C
Hal Lee
Ruston
Phillies
Halley
Guy Bush
Cardinals
Wes Ferrell
Greensboro
N. C
Cleveland Indians
Doubles Start at Mason and Dixon Championship
White Sulphur Springs W Va April 20 UP Doubles play began in the Mason Dixon tennis championships as singles paused at the quarterfinal stage Favorites dominated the day with stars like Ellsworth Vines Gregory Mangin Gilbert Hall and Wilmer Allison among those contending for titles Rainville Baggs and Marvin were also noted performers in close contests.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ellsworth Vines
Los Angeles
Gregory Mangin
Francis X. Shields
Gilbert Hall
New York
Marcelle Rainville
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
John van Ryn
Orange
N. J
Eugene McA
Allison
J. D. Marvin
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John Boles
Broadhurst
Pat O’brien
Mary Brian
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Cincinnati
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L. Pet
Rickey
Major League
Robbins Mill
Iedmont Parade
Pinehurst Tourney
Dixie Players
Sons of South
Dillon Graham
South
Mason and Dixon
J. S. Hayworth
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