Twins Clash With Pointers Here Tomorrow
Salisbury comes to High Point on April 29 for a return series as the Pointers topple Salisbury 8 to 5 in game one. High Point capitalized on two costly Salisbury errors, with four hits by Feari and timely runs in the fifth and sixth frames. Buckley pitched well for High Point while Drake surrendered five walks as the Pointers built a late lead aided by sharp doubles. Attendance reached 106.
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Salisbury
Drake
Feur
Mack Haines
Salisbury Colonials
High Point
Whiteman Crew
Salisbury Park
Hiaines
Wendel
Joe Feari
Tim Buckley
George Schmidt
Stewart
Clabough
Schmidt
Results Piedmont and Virginia Baseball Scores
Baseball results listed include Piedmont Salisbury 8 HiGh POINT 4 and Winston-Salem 4 Raleigh unknown Durham 4 Rocky Mount 2 Virginia Norfolk 0 Portsmouth 2 Petersburg 10 Richmond 11 innings Wilson 2 Kinston 5 American Washington 5 New York 4 Cleveland 9 St Louis 1 Detroit Chicago 7 10 innings Boston Philadelphia postponed due to cold.
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Salisbury
HiGh Point
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Durham
Rocky Mount
Virginia
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Petersburg
Richmond
Wilson
Kinston
American
Washington
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Piedmont
Oud
National
Pittsburgh
Thee
Cincinnati
Brooktyn
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Ore
Chattanooga
Mobile & Wes
Sin
Memphis
Sports score roundup from National at Cincinnati
National results show Chicago nine and Philadelphia twelve. Boston four and St Louis one. Pittsburgh zero. Other teams not scheduled.
South Atlantic Standings Highlight Scores
A compact tally from the South Atlantic region lists game results for Columbia 0 versus Asheville 2, Charlotte 2 versus Knoxville 6, Greenville 2 versus Macon 9, Spartanburg 5 versus Augusta 6, capturing late season results and team movements.
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South Atlantic Columbia
Asheville
Charlotte
Knoxville
Greenville
Macon
Spartanburg
Augusta
South
Unclear Place Scores Listed in Fragment
A fragment lists city pairs with numbers: Columbus two Selma seven Montgomery three Pensacola five Savannah six St Augustine ten. The text appears as a partial score or sequence of locations and values without context or full sentences.
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Columbus
Selma
Montgomery
Pensacola
Savannah
St. Augustine
Baseball standings by associations and teams
American Association scores list Kansas City 2 Louisville 7 Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 10 Minneapolis 6 Toledo 6 St Paul 8 Columbus 9. Southern Association games show Atlanta 11 Memphis 4 Mobile 5 Chattanooga 8 New Orleans 5 Nashville 4 Birmingham Little Rock not scheduled.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Southern Association
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham-Little Rock
International Rochester Reading Toronto Baltimore Weather Postponements
In Rochester and Reading the standings show Rochester 9-5 and Reading 6-6 while Toronto sits at 4 and Baltimore 9. Several games were postponed due to cold weather affecting the schedule.
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International
Oklahoma City and Tulsa Triumph Over Rivals
A series of scores shows Oklahoma City defeating Denver 2 0 and Tulsa posting a 6 1 win as Amarillo blows past Omaha 15 4. Texas teams also win with Waco 18 over Beaumont 5 and Dallas 2 over Wichita Falls 4 while Ft Worth loses to Shreveport 1 0 and Houston edges San Antonio 2 1.
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Oklahoma City
Denver
Des Moines
Wichita
Tulsa
Lincoln
Amarillo
Omaha
Texas Shreveport
Ft. Worth
Beaumont
Waco
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Davidson Beats Wofford and Other College Baseball Scores
Davidson defeated Wofford 9 to 2 while Furman lost 4 to 5 against Citadel. Mount St Marys won 6 to 4 over Catholic University, and Wake Forest topped William and Mary 13 to 1.
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Davidson
Wofford
Furman
Citadel
Mount St. Mary’s
Catholic University
Wake Forest
William and Mary
Cartoonists and Wuhu emerge in Chinese war dispatches
A historic note describes how cartoonists originate stories and how the town of Wuhu appears in dispatches during the Chinese war, signaling shifting geographical references in reporting.
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Wuhu
Phillies Hold Second in Nat League Behind Pirates Giants
The Phillies rose to second in the National League by beating the Boston Braves 12 to 4. Slugger Sand led with four hits while Pruett limited the Braves to six. Yankees and Cardinals led their leagues as St Louis beat the Pirates 1 to 0 on Jess Haines vs Ray Kremer. Browns upset by Indians left Cleveland 9 to 1 while White Sox edged Tigers in 10 innings. Goose Goslin powered the Senators past the Yankees as Ruth fanned twice. Reds outscored Cubs 11 to 9 with a pitcher delivering the winning hit. Cold weather halted Athletics vs Red Sox, Giants vs Robins postponed for first meeting.
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Phillies
Boston Braves
Pirates
Giants
McInnis
Pruett
Braves
Yankees
Cardinals
St. Louis
Jess Haines
Ray Kremer
Douthit
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Goose Goslin
Babe Ruth
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
White Sox
Tigers
Red Faber
Detroit
George Connally
McCurdy
Athletics
Red Sox
Boston
Robins
Record. Browns win four straight pennants under Comiskey
Inside Baseball notes show the St. Louis Browns under Charles Comiskey set a record by winning four consecutive pennants in the American Association. The Union Association formed in 1884 lasted one season. its aim was to improve players' conditions, but it failed as backers faded while the National League held power. The Players' League formed in 1889 to challenge magnates' big money, but its object was to secure better pay for top players.
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St. Louis Browns
American Association
Union Association
Charles Comiskey
He Union Association
Players’ League
North Carolina Collegiate Tennis Tourney Opens in Chapel Hill
The North Carolina Collegiate tennis tournament began in Chapel Hill as scheduling was adjusted to let the Davidson Wildcats start eastern engagements right after the championship singles and doubles are decided.
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Tourney
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Davidson Wildcats
Nize Clubbiep The Niblick as Golfer's Lifeline
The niblick is the golfer's friend and the club on which he can depend. When sunk in rough or pit it often digs him out, proving essential in tight spots and short approach plays across hazards.
Rappialo Defeats Warren In 175 Pound Second Round
Paul Rappialo of Chicago defeated Addison Warren from the University of North Carolina in a second round 175 pound class match this morning. Both boys exchanged hard hits in a brisk bout.
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Paul Rappialo
Chicago
Addison Warren
University of North Carolina
Capitals Fall as Twins Rally in Opener
Winston Salem April 26 Allie Watts error cost the Capitals in a 4 3 loss as the Twins pushed across the winning tally in the opener. Moyer edged Buck Taylor in a tight start until Johnson walked Malt doubled and McMillan club scored twice. Evans Reno Strain led offense with Williams and Diehl making key catches and a sensational throw by Evans. Diehl had three hits in five at bats.
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Winston-Salem
Allie Watt
Capitals
Twins
Moyer
Buck Taylor
Johnson
Maltby
Raleigh
McMillan
Evans
Reno
Strain
Williams
Diehl
Wright
Watt
Williams and Winston-Salem Fall to Raleigh in Low-Scoring Tilt
In a 6-6 game, Raleigh earns three earned runs as Maltby and Bean contribute two-base hits while Evans and Moger add sacrifice hits. Strain and Left on base strand Raleigh, Winston-Salem chalks up three errors, and Taylor and Moger combine for six strikeouts. Attendance reaches 800.
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Williams
Smith
Wade
Evans
Moger
Maltby
Bean
Strain
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Taylor
Wright
Price
McMillan
Watt
Taylor and Lewis
The Nut Cracker and Odds in a Boston Marathon
A collage of witty lines and street chatter, noting a chorus gal remarking on a friend’s cosmetic lift and Johnny Miles entering the Boston marathon. The piece riffs on travelers from the Orient and a stamp of cheeky humor from a newspaper page.
Returning Home After Coastal Flight to New Jersey
The naval dirigible Los Angeles is in sight at the Lakehurst naval air station at 10 25 a m today after a flight up the coast from Pensacola Florida. The big ship left Saturday night.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fila
Former champion diver wed in Fort Worth ceremony
Hellen Wainwright, former amateur diving champion from Philadelphia, married Leonard Holland, Dallas theatre organist, in a Fort Worth ceremony held April 13. The nuptials were disclosed today by AP, detailing the cross-country union of a notable athlete and a regional musician.
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Dallas
Tex
Hellen Wainwright
Philadelphia
Leonard Holland
Forth Worth
Farr Released by Pirates to South Atlantic Club
Tommy Farr, recruit catcher, has been released under option by the Pittsburgh Pirates to the Columbia club in the South Atlantic Association. He joined the Pirates from Burlington, Iowa, of the Mississippi Valley League.
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Fargoy
Pittsburgh
Tommy Farr
Pittsburgh Pirates
Columbia, D. C
South Atlantic Association
Pirates
Burlington
Bulls Win Opener With Buccaneers 5-2 In Durham
Durham, Apr 26. The Durham Bulls defeated the Rocky Mount Buccaneers 5-2 in the opener of a two game series. Eight safeties and four sacrifices backed pitching by Bue and Page. Cleveland Tauby and Smith led Rocky Mount with two hits each. Judd added a late hit.
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Durham
Durham Bulls
Buccaneers
Rocky Mount Club
Roy Crumpler
Bue Twirler
Vance Page
Slabman
Cleveland
Tauby
Smith
Rocky Mount
Paris
Weawue
Daniely
Brummitt
Campler
Cox
Aeesnss
Snes
Judd
Deacons and Marines Meet at Quantico Today
Wake Forest heads to Quantico, Virginia to face the Marines after routing William and Mary 13 to 1 at Williamsburg. Other North Carolina teams travel to Duke, Guilford, High Point, and Wake Forest to face various opponents as the season continues.
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Raleigh
Wake Forest
Quantico
William and Mary
Williamsburg
North Carolin
Ja Cian Wells
Davidson
Wildcats
Wofford Terriers
Wofford
Guilford
Quakers
Lenoir
High Point
Methodists
Duke
Little Deacons
Greensboro Primary Chooses City Candidates In Wake
In Greensboro on April 25 AP reported two incumbents eliminated in the city council race. R R King Jr led yesterday with 2315 votes, Fred N Taylor followed with 2126, while Mayor Er B Jeffress and Julian Price trailed. Other nominees included Lindley, Ridenhour, Harvey, White, Brooks, Ford, Varnon and Coble with Judy Crumpler among names listed.
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Greensboro
F. F. Myrick
D. M. Sullivan
R. R. King, Jr
Fred N. Taylor
Greensboro Fire Department
Er. B. Jeffress
Julian Price
Paul C. Lindley
W. M. Ridenhour
Dr. W. W. Harvey
David White
Frank A. Brooks
BF. R. Ford
R. M. Varnon
G. O. Coble
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Whiteman
Pohn Braley
Boone
Feori
Kitchin
Buckley
Windle
Carpenter
Braley
Jackson
Haines
Kitchins
Buckley Doguble
Stuart
Gate City Motor Co
Wrena Street
N. H. Silver Co
Jimmy
John
Jimmy Walker
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Hizzoner
Nat
iIn
Capital
Ball
Lundeen
Butler
Bryant
C Moger
Winston
Neno
xChisholm
John Bull
Lissen
Johnny Miles
BULLS
Crumpler
Page
Deacons
Marines
Judy Crumpler
Cook
Cashion
Brummett
Akers
Walker
Logue
Brandon
Chesterfield
Liccerr & Myers Tobacco Co
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