Plan to salvage the Carolina and Yadkin rail line urged
F. J. Sizemore, secretary of the chamber, wrote to committee members urging cancellation of past interest and reduced bonds to 400000, then spending about 250000 to repair the line. He estimates potential annual net revenue of 51375 after expenses, with 750000 in bonds earning 6 percent and aims to save the High Point and Thomasville line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
F. N. State
Carolina & Yadkin River Railroad
Wotal . A. Ecksws
Ee Eee
Interstate Commerce Commission
High Point
Thomasville
P. A. Thomas Car Works
Virginia
Hagerstown
Georgia
Virginia Coal
C. & Y.R. Railway
High Point Beats Lexington 24 6 In Seven Inning Baseball
High Point high school defeated Lexington high school 24 to 6 at Welch field. High Point scored in every inning with 6 runs in one and 8 in another. Lexington led 4 in the first but the hosts pulled away. The game lasted seven innings with batteries Leonard Wells Cope for Lexington and Wood Dowdy Hayworth for High Point.
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High Point High School
Lexington High School
Welch Field
High Point
Makng
Lexingtor
Wexlington
Zimmerman
Miler
Andrew
Cone
Welch
Timberlake
Leonard
Young
D. Leonard
Hepler
Warner
Alfred
Hayworth
Farrough
Johnson
Wall
Opening Game Draws City Shut Downs for Local Baseball
High Point is set for the 1922 season opener with the Pointers versus Danville. Merchants plan to close shops in time for employees to attend, and many Factories agreed to shut down to boost attendance. If weather cooperates, crowd records may fall at Gayanaugh Point.
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High Point
Danville
Giltty
Tong Enone
Réa
Ag Gayanaugh Point
Jersey City Beats Syracuse 15 to 6 In High School Scoreline
Jersey City defeats Syracuse 15 to 6 in a local gridiron matchup. Baltimore leads Rochester 6 to 4 while Newark improves with a 11 to 14 result against Buffalo in nearby rivalries.
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Jersey City
Syracuse
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
College Games Quick Scores From Saturday Action
At Atlanta Harvard 4 Georgia Tech 3. At Greenwood C Alabama 1 Furman 0. At Princeton Princeton Brown 2. At Charlottesville Oglethorpe 4 Virginia 2. At Lexington Va UNC 8 Washington and Lee 4.
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Atlanta
Harvard
Georgia Tech
Greenwood
Alabama University
Furman
Princeton
Princeton Brown
Charlottesville
Oglethorpe
University of Virginia
Lexington
University of North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Miss Pickford Plays Boy in Little Lord Fauntleroy
The piece notes that Miss Pickford portrays the young boy Fauntleroy, highlighting this casting choice as a standout feature.
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Lord Fauntleroy
Miss Pickford
Insurance Men Endorse City School Bond Issue
Insurance men at the Life Underwriters association meeting voiced strong support for a proposed city school bond issue. Dr J T Burrus and CC Overman urged immediate authorization to alleviate crowded facilities, noting High Point's fundraising for a Methodist Protestant college as a model for public school rescue.
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J. T. Burrus
C. B. Overman
Underwriters’ Association
Life Underwriters’ Association
CC. B. Overman
Burrus
High Point
Methodist Protestant College
Postoffice Robbery Hits Leaksville Safe
Robbers blew open the Leaksville postoffice safe last night and escaped with $50. Local authorities pursue leads as the break in is investigated.
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Leaksville
Eighties Fashion Display Draws Style Enthusiasts
The display of women's fashion from the eighties promises to intrigue style devotees, particularly when contrasted with today’s scantier attire.
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Associations
Yesterday's scores show the American League with Philadelphia 4 Boston 15 and New York 10 Washington 3. Detroit 4 Cleveland 5. St. Louis 2 Chicago 4. National League notes Boston Philadelphia rain. Chicago 38 Cincinnati 1. Pittsburgh 10 Brooklyn 5. New York 8. Southern Association Chattanooga percent Memphis 16. Birmingham 10. New Orleans at Nashville 0. Little Rock 12. Mobile 7 Atlanta 6. Virgenes League Rocky Mount 1 Wilson 16. Newport News Richmond Portsmouth 9 Norfolk 6. South Atlantic Columbia 12 Charlotte 15. Charleston 38 Spartanburg darkness. Greenville 6 Augusta 5. American Association Columbus 3 St Paul 9. Toledo 2 Minneapolis 4. Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 0. Louisville 5 Milwaukee 11.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pba
Boston
Bee
Cincinnati G
Cleveland
Augusta
Detroit
Wahlington
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bouls
Solttieeern Association
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Mobile
Atlanta
Virgenes
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Newport News
Richmond
Portsmouth
Norfolk
South Atlantic
Columbia
Charlotte
Charleston
Spartanburg
Greenville
Amterstoan Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
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Carolina and Yadkin
W. N. Coler Company
W. N. Colter and Company
Wiliis Derrae Tee Ilenengton
Focal School
Broadway
Tife
Fauntler
William Duncan
Edith Johnson
R. L. Pickett
Famous Players-Lasky British Producers Ltd
Donald Crisp
Brier Bush
Paramount Picture
Dogat
Mary Glynne
International League
Sen
Ronal
AM Arican League
Webet
Hutchens
Iast
Carolina
East Washington Street
North Carolina Public Service Company
Seley
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