Durham Bulls and High Point split double bill in Durham
Durham Bulls beat High Point 4 2 in the first game. High Point won the second 4 2. Burnett Buckley combo struggled for Durham while Buggy and Caviness starred for High Point. Attendance around 2000.
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Cincinnati Reds win second of season over Pirates in snowy game
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 4 as Pete Donohue held the Pirates in check and Carmel Hill’s errors helped the Reds. Snow fell briefly as 15 000 fans watched a tense late-inning rally with the winning run scored in the seventh.
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Pointers Lead In Piedmont Ball As Murderers Row Powers Pine
The Pointers pace the league after three double bills with Winston-Salem and Salisbury posting strong hitting. Moose Clabough Joe Feori and Dan Boone pace bats while Buggy shines on the mound. About 2,000 fans attend the opener as High Point eyes a pennant ride led by Kitchens pitching and a potent murderers row.
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Petticoat politics and early season sports mix in turmoil
The item mocks political change and mischief with references to petticoat government, Senator Reed pursuing Ford legal fees, and a flurry of sports misplays as baseball opens. It mentions Ty Cobb receiving a floral gift, and notes disparate oddities from a Chinese supply role to a drunken driving incident.
Inside Baseball: Sunday Games and Early League Rivalries
The National League avoided Sunday games for years fearing reduced popularity. The first NL Sunday game occurred in 1892, limited to part of the league. The International League, formed in 1877, was the first rival, arising from the American Association. It lasted from 1882 to 1801.
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A Sure Fire Way to Cool Off on Golf Day
A lighthearted note describes cooling off after eighteen holes with a long cold shower and a glass of flavored ginger ale, highlighting a simple post round refreshment routine.
North Carolina Beats Virginia in Ten Inning Game
Carolina defeated Virginia ten to seven in ten innings on April 23 in Charlottesville. The Tar Heels trailed after Virginia tied the score in the ninth on two Carolina errors, then pulled ahead with a three run tenth on balls and two hits. Westmoreland Whisnant and Sharpe for NC and Stevens Beard Atkinson April for Virginia were listed as players.
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South Atlantic League standings and game results brief
Asheville leads with 18-4 while Spartanburg sits 2-2 and Augusta at 5-4. Columbia is 11-5 and Knoxville 3, Greenville 1, Macon 2-6, Charlotte 4-2 as second game ends early in sixth with unclear details.
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National baseball scores from Cincinnati to St Louis update
National report lists city by city baseball results with teams including Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Boston Brooklyn Chicago and St Louis and scores for each. The standings show St Louis leading with seven runs and New York down by five in the sequence.
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Summary of American League Scores
The report lists scores for several baseball games with teams including Philadelphia New York Washington Boston St Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago. The figures show varying outcomes with St Louis and Boston scoring high in contrast to others.
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International League Scores and Cold Weather Note
Toronto defeated Reading 4 to 1 while Syracuse won 5 to 6 over Jersey City. Buffalo posted a 5 to 6 result against Newark in cold conditions, with Rochester Baltimore also reported.
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College Baseball Scores From East Coast Plays
In Columbia S C University of D C tops Auburn 8 to 4. In New Haven Yale defeats Brown 8 to 2. In Pennsylvania Army wins 6 to 1.
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Singlefoot Wins Philadelphia Handup Dash at Havre de Grace
Singlefoot captured the $10,000 Philadelphia handup for three year olds and up at Havre de Grace. Canter finished second with Mont Ferrat third as the winner clocked 1:45.2 for the one mile and a sixteenth race.
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