Colonials Edge Pointers In Close Home Run Affair
Salisbury wins 7 to 6 over High Point as Galloway belts the go ahead homer in the eighth. McRae started for High Point, then Alvarez and Vinson. Hammock scatters 7 Salisbury runs for the win. Vinson takes the loss. Attendance 500 at Salisbury.
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Salisbury
Colonials
Galloway
MacRae
Alvarez
Vinson
Kahdot
Warmington
Boone
Young
Branch
Fisher
Boggs
Williams
McRae
High Point
Hammock
Beck
Brandon
Mitchell
Randal
Ellerbe
Ranval
Walter
Ray
Omnis
Smith
Lt] Galloway
Ib Jones
Rchee
U Branch
East Carolina League Schedule Open Play Day
The East Carolina League lists Rocky Mount at Kinston, Wilmington at Goldsboro, and Fayetteville at Greenville. In the Piedmont League High Point visits Salisbury and Greensboro travels to Durham. Henderson plays at Winston-Salem.
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Rocky Mount
Kinston
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Fayetteville
Greenville
High Point
Salisbury
Greensboro
Durham
Henderson
Winston-Salem
Pet
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York Senor
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Louis
Eel
New York
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Cincinnati
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Southern Association
Ww. L. Vet
New Orleans
Birmingham
Emphis
Tlanta
Hattanooga Wenn
Nashville
Little Rock
Mobile Hivek
MM. L. Pet
Heville Sovneses
Cireenville Eee
Maconee
Baseball and boxing notes from multiple leagues and cities
Baseball schedules from the American and National Leagues plus the Southern and South Atlantic Leagues list games in various cities. Notable boxing results include Tony Herrera defeating Andy Gagnon in Chicago Montreal, Benny Bass outpointing Johnny Farr in Philadelphia, and Riccardo Bertazolo stopping Pieto Corris in Youngstown.
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Flint
Mich
Tony Herrera
Chicago
Andy Gagnon
Montreal
Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Youngstown
Ohio
Riccardo Bertazolo
Italy
Pieto Corris
Austria
Townsend In Form Beats Twins In Shutout
Pat Townsend pitched a shutout as Henderson defeated the Winston-Salem Twins 5 to 0. Townsend was perfect in the late innings, while Henderson backs Diehl and O'Shea led the offense with two and two RBIs respectively as the locals stranded 11 runners.
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Winston-Salem
Pat Townsend
Henderson
Twins
Pat
Bray
O'Shea
Diehl
Bryan
Forest
Miller
Brown
Townsend
Bunn Hearn
Bunnies
Leo Murphy
Enemy Regalia
E Cook
Pahlman
T.e Genes
FO Diehl
Fae Ee
Moon Ch Wan S Oee ES Townsend
Totes
Rye
Lavorsi
Cook
G. Brown
S. Brown
O’shea
Morgan, Walker and Kopshaw
Hunt Pitches No-Hit No-Run Game For Phoners
The North State Telephone team beat the Printers 2 to 0 in a no-hit no-run opener. Hunt pitched for the Telephone with one hit and two stolen bases by Hunt and Murphy. Bryant, a former high school pitcher, worked for the Printers.
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Hunt
North State Nine Downs Printers
North State Telephone
Printers
Telephone Boys
Bryant
Murphy
Bennett
Kennerly
Newby
N.S. Tel. Co
Riddell
Craver
Potts
Penne Hunt
P Dunn
Tucker
Petty
A Bennett
Cole
Whitstine
Grissom
C Bryant
Leonard
Wade
Wade, If Senor
Turner
N. S. Tel Co
Unclear words form a rough sports mention
A garbled excerpt mentions Uncle Wilbert Robinson and a rookie outfielder with limited faults but lacks coherent facts or context to determine a complete news item.
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Wilbert Robinson
Frederick
Fashions Apron Returns as Chic Front Detail
A fashion note describes a print ed taffeta frock with an apron front panel outlined in wide lace, worn not for work but as a chic accessory.
Flying Tackle Again Wins for Sonnenberg
Chicago April 30 Gus Sonnenberg retained his heavyweight title by two falls over Joe Makcewicz of Utica N Y The champion used straight wrestling holds to counter five headlock spills then won the first fall in 52 minutes 38 seconds and the second fall in 2 minutes 52 seconds with a crotch and half Nelson hold.
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Chicago
Gus Sonnenberg
Joe Makcewicz
Utica
N. Y
Makcewicz
Sonnenberg
Burleigh Grimes Sidelined by Hand Injury
Burleigh Grimes, Pirates pitching ace, suffered a damaged thumbnail and flesh cut on his pitching hand after an Orsatti line drive in yesterday's game with the St. Louis Cardinals. He may miss a week to ten days of action as announced today.
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Burleigh Grimes
ST. Louis
Pirate
St. Louis Cardinals
Orsatti
Grimes
Broadhurst Theater Awards Passes to Four Local Players
The Broadhurst theatre gave season passes to Dan Boone Ellerbe Mitchell and Ranval of the High Point baseball club for hitting home runs in the three games played last week.
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Broadhurst Theatre
Dan Boone
Ellerbe, Mitchell and
Ranval
High Point Baseball Club
Gavuzzi Extends Lead In Cross Country Derby
Pete Gavuzzi, an Italian waiter from Southampton, increases his lead over Johnny Salo in C. C. Pyle’s cross country derby at Miller Missouri. Gavuzzi’s 41 mile unofficial record in 4 hours 51 minutes 10 seconds beats Lloyd of England by 9 minutes and strengthens his advantage to 3 hours 15 minutes. Jim Thorpe joins as master of ceremonies for the event.
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Springfield
Pete Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
C. C. Pyle
Bulioneers
Miller
Gavuzzi
Conway
Lloyd
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Pyle
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Giusto Umeri
Italy
Paul Simpson
Burlington
N. C
Fights Roundup Last Night In Boxing Corners
New York Kid Chocolate defeated Tommy Ryan in Buffalo by a knockout. Black Bill stopped Routier Parra in Chile. Baby Joe Gans outpointed Joe Reno in Los Angeles. Ted Rose outpointed Jack Scarton in Chicago. Johnny Grosso outpointed Marty Gallagher in Baltimore, and Frankie Weiner knocked out Frank Newton in Baltimore.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Tommy Ryan
Buffalo
Black Bill
Routier Parra
Chile
Baby Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Joe Reno
New Jersey
Chicago
Ted Rose
Jack Scarton
Detroit
Baltimore
Johnny Grosso
Marty Gallagher
Washington
Frankie Weiner
Frank Newton
Yankees slump sparks hope for AL clubs in early season
The defending champion Yankees opened with five wins and four losses, dropping to third as the Athletics and Browns edge ahead. Philadelphia routed New York 16 to 1, with Mule Haas, Al Simmons and Mickey Cochrane delivering key hits. In other games, St. Louis beat Detroit in 10 innings, Chicago White Sox crushed Cleveland, and Cincinnati lost to Chicago as Donie Bush’s Pirates faced injuries and control issues.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Henry Johnson
Gordon Rhodes
Mule Haas
al Simmons
Mickey Cochrane
Rhodes
Max Bishop
Rube Walberg
Yanks
Sam Gray
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Vic Sorrell
Gray
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
Ted Lyons
Indians
Chicago Cubs
Pete Donohue
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Root
Reds
Tom Angley
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Cardinals
Donie Bush
Burleigh Grimes
Grimes
Lee Meadows
Corsairs
Clarence Mitchell
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Ti Bray
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Broadhurst Theater
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RE. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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