Colonials blank Twins to claim second place
Winston-Salem George Whiteman's Colonials defeated the Twins 2-0 at home to move into second in the league standings. Blake earned his second win in three days, scattering seven hits while Lefty Bond took the loss for the Twins. Miller and Maltby produced early threats but were left stranded as Salisbury sealed the win with a late rally. Attendance reached two hundred in cold conditions.
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Winston-Salem
George Whiteman
Colonials
Twins
Blake
McMillan
Winston - Salem
High Point
Durham
Buccaneers
Bond
Maltby
Keystone
Kismet
Whiteman
Forrest
Haines
Burrell
Wendell
Mack O'Connor
Salisbury
Mane
Watteman
Perrest
Athes. Ag. Ae
Reno
Evans
Price
Bausoury
Wendel
Whitman
Johnson
Drake
Zinker
Wendle
Lewis and
Taylor
Koenig Proves Critics Wrong In Yankee Shortstop Run
Mark Koenig has become a regular Yankee shortstop after Miller Huggins backed him earlier. The young player has shown improved hitting and sensational fielding this season, vindicating the manager's faith.
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Grandstand Pilots
Mark Koenig
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Koenig
Pirates and Senators Shine in Rainy Day Action
Pittsburgh and Washington surged atop the league as they swept wins against Reds and Red Sox, while tepid weather postponed six games. Charles Myer of Washington starred with a hit in every at bat and a steal of home.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Washington
Pirates
Senators
New York
Walloping
Reds
Red Sox
Charles Solomon Myer
Coveleskie
Marberry
John Tobin
Boston
Cincinnati
Lee Meadows
Pirate
High Point Loses to Winston-Salem in Five Games
High Point suffered its second volleyball defeat of the season, losing all five games to Winston-Salem 15-5 15-8 15-6 15-11 15-12 on the local floor after a YMCA supper at Central Friends church. Winston-Salem’s Jones starred with strong floor play, keeping High Point on the defensive throughout the match.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Central Friends Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Jones
Winston
Some Queer Facts About Major League Hitting In First Summary
Earl Webb the Cubs rookie outfielder hit two homers in opening game and earned a big league spot. The piece notes top hitters in both leagues with Ruth, Hornsby, Heilmann and Gehrig among leaders, plus early leaders in steals and pitching.
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CUBS
Jawn McGraw
Webb
Louisville
Giants
MeceCarthy
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Rogers Hornsby
Ruth Harry Heilmann
Pirates
Heine Sand
Phillies
Cy Williams
Hornsby
Hack Wilson
Harper
New York
Tyson
Fitzsimmons
Mogridge and
Smith
Boston
Harry Heilmann
Pat Collins
New York Yankees
Gehrig
Meusel
Koenig
Yankees
al Simmons
Philadelphia
Manush
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Eddie Collins
Simmons
Waite Hoyt
Dutch Ruether
Hollis Thurston
Washington
Lefty Grove
George Connally
Grove
Home Runs In Piedmont Loop
Wade of Winston-Salem and Brummitt of Rocky Mount hit home runs in Piedmont loop action. The program featured two players from separate North Carolina teams sharing the spotlight in a regional league.
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Piedmont Loop
Piedmont Salem Salisbury Game Postponed
Results show Piedmont sion Salem and Salisbury Ciders postponed while Chattanooga leads 23 to 0 over Birmingham Mobile 1 Memphis. Nashville trails Atlanta 1 to 4 and New Orleans Little Rock game postponed to allow teams to reach New Orleans.
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Piedmontsion
Salem
Salisbury
Mobile
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Little Rock
Southeastern winds up tied scores in regional games
In a tight set of regional results Columbus and Pensacola finished tied at four, Savannah defeated Albany six to four, and Montgomery topped Selma eleven to nine in another day of play.
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Southeastern Columbus
Pensacola
Savannah
Albany
Montgomery
Selma
Washington Beats Boston 7 to 3
Washington defeats Boston 7 to 3 in a game played amid rain. Postponements reported for New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago and St Louis Detroit due to adverse weather conditions.
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Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburgh Triumph Over Cincinnati 3-1
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1 as weather delayed Chicago St Louis and Boston Brooklyn games. Wet grounds forced postponements affecting the schedule and later matchups were to be announced.
South Atlantic League Scores Report
Kshoxville defeated Greenville 5 to 13 while Charlotte beat Macon 6 to 65 and Asheville edged Spartanburg 2 to 3 in league play.
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Kshoxville
Greenville
Charlotte
Macon
Asheville
Spartanburg
Virginia Florida State League Games Postponed and Scores
All games postponed due to rain in the Virginia Florida State League. Sarasota 1 beat Miami 7, St. Petersburg 8, Tampa Orlando 1, Sanford 35.
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Virginia
Sarasota
Miami
St. Petersburg
Tampa Orlando
Sanford
Sports Scores From Weekend Games
Hollywood 7 Seattle 6. Sacramento 6 Los Angeles 2. Missions 10 Portland Oakland 5 San Francisco 6.
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Hollywood
Seattle
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Missions
Portland
Oakland
San Francisco
Unclear Score Summary From Regional Games
Scores listed show multiple city matchups with numbers indicating points for each location. No clear narrative or single outcome, but Houston, Dallas, and other cities appear with varying tallies across several pairs.
Unclear Score Line From Regional Baseball Card
Fragmentary game results show Wichita beating Omaha 5 1 and Oklahoma City defeating Lincoln in 11 innings. Des Moines lost to Amarillo 4 24, while Denver faced Tulsa with an incomplete final.
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Wichita
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Lincoln
Des Moines
Amarillo
Denver
Tulsa
Milwaukee and Louisville games in cold weather postponed
The American Association slate shows Milwaukee versus Louisville and Indianapolis against Kansas City with scores 3 5 and 4 5. Other games were postponed due to cold weather. Vienna hosted a concert featuring Scottish performers or Scottish origin numbers.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Vienna
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Mortgage Guilford NC
Notice of sale under a mortgage dated July 28 1920 by G W Barringer and Mamie Barringer on Lot No 8 Block C Gurley Plot Guilford County NC 50 by 150 feet fronting Lee Street 11 am May 25 1927 at premises Piedmont Building and Loan Association Mortgages Roberson and Haworth Attorneys
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North Carolina
Guilford County
G. W. Barringer
Mamie Barringer
Office of the Register of Deeds
Gurley
Lee Street
Piedmont Bldg. & Loan Assn
Roberson & Haworth, Attorneys
Games Today Across North Carolina Courts
High Point visits Durham while Rocky Mount plays Raleigh Salisbury hosts Winston Salem. Regional college basketball schedule lists four intercity matchups today with local venues set for evening tip offs.
Norfolk Virginene at Wilson and others
Norfolk Virgene at Wilson, Kinston at Richmond, Petersburg at Portsmouth featured as matchups in regional college and high school sports schedule notes.
Basketball Tonight Mavs Face Tough Road Slate
Four matchups anchor tonight’s schedule as St. Louis visits Detroit Cleveland hosts Chicago New York travels to Philadelphia and Washington plays Boston in key early season games.
Chicago at St Louis and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
A four game set features Chicago visiting St Louis and Cincinnati traveling to Pittsburgh while Philadelphia faces New York and Moston meets Brooklyn in city series action.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Moston
Brooklyn
Schedule of Southern City Matchups Listed
A slate of notable games includes Chattanooga visiting Birmingham, Mobile traveling to Little Rock, Nashville playing Atlanta, and New Orleans meeting Memphis with regional interest high for upcoming weekend action.
Sports pairings listed for South Atlantic matchups
Readable lines show Augusta at Columbia Asheville at Spartanburg Macon at Charlotte and Greenville at Knoxville listing four pairings in the South Atlantic region for upcoming contests.
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South Atlantic
Augusta
Columbia
Asheville
Spartanburg
Macon
Charlotte
Greenville
Knoxville
Virginia League resumes after rain soaked actions
With rain and wet grounds delaying games, the Virginia League moved to make up lost time. Wilson prepared a doubleheader at home against visiting Norfolk Tars while Kinston played in Richmond and Petersburg stayed in Portsmouth.
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Ralwigh
Wilson
Norfolk Tars
Kinston
Richmond
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Triangular Track Meet Brings Greensboro and Winston-Salem To The City
Local cindermen face Greensboro and Winston-Salem in a two city triangular meet at Calvin H. Wiley field this afternoon. Twelve events include two entrants from each city with Greensboro aiming for two wins in discus and mile, while High Point eyes runner-up.
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Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Calvin H. Wiley
Marlettemen
Chapel Hill
Gate City High
High Point
Hancock
Herndon
Clark
Thomas
Petty
Ingram
Apple
Smith
Coble
McLeod
Ruth
Gurley
Turner
Davis
Raper
Pointers and Bulls clash in double bill at Bovine pasture
The Pointers meet the Durham Bulls in a doubleheader this afternoon to end the season's first series. Kitchens, skipper, may start Burnett in the opener with Cebula or Tim Buckley in the second. MacMilan's Twins visit Welchmark on April 27 for the next game.
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Durham Bulls
Bovine Pasture
Kitchensmen
McCartymen
Kitchens
Burnett
Cebula
Tim Buckley
MacMilan
Welchmark
State College Men Poor Politicians Ra leigh
The Technician student paper argues State College elections show students are poor politicians. It notes independent candidates won after thwarted attempts at engineered slates and mocks efforts to defeat publish offices on merit.
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Raleigh
State College
Technician
Doubleheaders Hit Piedmont League as Rain Disrupts Games
In Raleigh Durham Winston-Salem Salisbury and Rocky Mount doubleheaders were affected by rain. Durham tried to topple league leaders High Point who won twice. Salisbury edged Winston-Salem 2 0 as Drake tossed a two hitter aided by a seventh inning single.
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Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Durham
Rocky Mount
High Point
Salisbury
Bulls
Drake
Community Chest Workers Plan May Campaign Meeting
A Monday night 7:30 gathering at the Commercial club convened by Chairman Jola Peacock aims to discuss plans for High Point’s annual May campaign. The secretary reports progress building a member list and optimistic prospects to hit the required goal with renewals and new movers.
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Commercial Club
Jola Peacock
High Point
Dempsey Tunney Rematch Hangs On Summer Title Bid
The article discusses a potential Dempsey vs Tunney rematch planned by Tex Rickard to maximize gate revenue. It notes Dempsey must prove himself by facing survivors from a heavyweight elimination, with a July 4 target for a comeback if he returns. The path to a title bout hinges on the Sharkey Maloney winner facing Paulino Uzcudun to decide Dempsey’s July opponent.
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Tex Rickard
Jack
Gene
Ickard
Dempsey
Rickard
Jim Maloney
Jack Sharkey
Paulino Uzcudun
Jack Delaney
New York Boxing Board
Sharkey-Maloney
Paulino
Ray Kremer Rises as Pirates Pitcher Peak in NL
Ray Kremer leads National League hurlers after a late start in the minors. Now in his fourth Pirates season he owns a .700 career win percentage with 58 wins and 24 losses. A past health scare nearly ended his career with the Giants, but he surged to three straight wins this season as Pittsburgh eyes pennant rivals.
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Ray Kremer
Pirate Crew
Oakland
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Moundsmen
New York Giants
Pacific Northwest
John McGraw
Giants
Giants Outfielder Eddie Roush Aims for Early Swing Fix
Eddie Roush remains unfazed by slow early batting in his new outfield post with the New York Giants. He recalls a Cincinnati season when he started poorly in ten games, then found his stride and led the league in batting.
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Eddie Roush
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Cerro Gordo Woman’s Club Leads County Efforts
The Cerro Gordo home demonstration club, formed in February, sets pace in Columbus county. Miss Emeline Cleveland notes it offered a medal in a girls reading contest and a prize to the school grade with the most mothers at a shrub and flowers planting meeting. A room in the new school building is used as a girls club room.
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Whiteville
Cerro Gordo
Columbus County
Emeline Cleveland
Governor Names State Delegates to Two National Conventions
Governor McLean appointed North Carolina delegates for two national conferences. World Welfare group in Washington May 3 to 8 includes Mrs. Thomas J. Gold High Point and Mrs. W. J. Andrews Raleigh. Social Work conference in Des Moines May 11 to 18 features nine women and ten men delegates listing names and cities.
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Raleigh
Tar Heel
McLean
Thomas J. Gold
High Point
W. J. Andrews
World Welfare Conference
Washington, D. C
Woman’s Universal Alliance
North Carolina
National Conference of Social Work
Des Moines
Iowa
H. F. Seawell
Carthage
W. T. Shore
Charlotte
Leonard Tufts
Pinehurst
W. B. Cooper
Wilmington
R. E. Little
Wadesboro
Kate Burr Johnson
E. L. McKee
Sylva
Gertrude Weil
Goldsboro
George Ross Poll
State's Prison
C. B. Hyatt
Asheville
W. A. Blair
Winston- Salem
W. L. Dunn
A. W. McAllister
Greensboro
J. F. Steiner
Chapel Hill
W. C. Jackson
North Carolina College For Women
W. L. Poteat
Wake Forest College
Textile Goods Trade Signals steady to firmer demand
Apr 23 New York AP production in finishing and cotton plants runs full with overtime to meet spring and summer deliveries. Printers busy. print cloths steady. new May June contracts. coarse sheetings quiet. fine cottons and mills booked into fall. broadcloths voiles rai ons blends sold steadily. yarns firmer.
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New York
Scandal Hits Lincoln Park Zoo Duck Oscar
In Chicago on April 22 Oscar the duck at Lincoln Park Zoo is said to have halitosis and trouble with mates. He flirts with other ducks and is attacked by six rival drakes, leading to his burial to avoid zoo society scandal.
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DUCK
Chicago
Oscar
Lincoln Park Zoo
Zoo
Vienna Trieste Air Service Expands to Twice Daily
The Vienna to Trieste flight schedule now operates twice daily on all days except Sunday. Passengers can expect improved frequency with no Sunday service.
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Vienna
Trieste
Garment Stock Percentages and Fabric Listings
An itemized list shows percentages for denims 144 percent tickings 18 and 19 percent prints 8 staple ginghams 9 dress ginghams 12 percent and a 16 14 notation. The fragment appears to be a catalog or inventory snippet.
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