Capitals Downed In Easy Fashion
Raleigh Aug 11 Rube Eldridge pitched the Pointers to a 2 0 victory over Joe Ward's Capitals. Eldridge was invincible, Bill Allen held the locals to five scattered hits while the Pointers had ten safeties. Red Holt and Herb Murphy led the offense, Waldron starred in the field, and Pierre and Sessions scored the runs. Capitals meet High Point next.
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Raleigh
Rube_ Eldridge
Joe Ward
Rube
Bill Allen
Pierremen
Allen
Red Holt
Herb Murphy
Murphy
Bill Waldron
Pointer
Rube Eldridge
Ince
Winston-Salem
Duke of Spero
Pierre
Sessions
Capitals
High Point
Infield Notes From High Point Pitching and Defense
Jessica Morgan Eldridge remains a dominant pitcher with rest. High Point again shows error free defense, while Bill Waldron tends the field with ten solid chances. Herb Murphy, formerly of Danville, Va, continues strong at bat. Bill Allen, a reliable pitcher, performs well when his bunker is sharp.
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Herb Muphy
Danville
Herbert
Pointers Hold Three-Game Lead Over Durham
The Pointers enjoy a three game advantage over Durham as they travel, with Winston-Salem’s expected second-half surge failing to materialize according to some pundits.
Twins Sign Babe Troutman From Pointer Uniform
The Twins announce the signing of Babe Troutman who wore a Pointer uniform earlier this season. Troutman has been performing for Old Hickory.
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Twins
Babe Troutman
Troutman
Old Hickory
Sample Shoe Sale at Atlantic Store Prices Dropped
Atlantic Store Inc offers 2000 pair sample shoes for men women and children now on sale at about half price.
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Atlantic Store, Inc
Box Score Score by Innings for High Point Game
Three-base hit by Pier re Sessions. Sacrifice by Irby. Stolen base by Murphy. Eldridge and Allen issued two strikeouts each. Lennox to McNeill to Davis turned a double play. High Point plating two runs with 1,200 in attendance. Time 1 36. Umpires Baird and Clark.
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R. Wink
Massinh
Pierre
Sessions
Irby
Murphy
Eldridge
Allen
Lennox
McNeill
Davis
Baird
Clark
Virginians Rally Past Danvilles For Win At Welch Field
Pat Devereaux's rejuvenated Danvilles were bumped for seven runs in the eighth inning as the Virginians claimed victory. Crowds are expected Friday and Saturday to greet the homecoming heroes at Welch Field. If the Pointers continue their hot form, the park seating may need enlargement.
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Pat Devereaux
Danvilles
Virginians
Welch Field
Joe Ward Brings Raleigh Band To Play High Point Weekend
James Holt collected three hits yesterday but none went for extra bases. The Raleigh group led by Joe Ward visits High Point to entertain the crowd and aim for a four game win streak against Ward's team.
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James Holt
Bulls Add Moore in Outfield Debut After Depose Twin
Moore, a deposed Twin outfielder, was picked up with Frank Manush and played his first game in a Bull uniform yesterday. The Bulls have been needing an outfielder.
Pointer Team Seen as Best Balanced Club in League
It may be a trifle early to predict a championship for Bill Pierre's men but at this stage of the race it looks very much like the Pointer does has the best balanced, best hitting club in the league. The pitching staff with two high-class left handers and three clever moundsmen who come from the north side, is the class of the league.
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Bill Pierre
Pointer
Oss
Yesterday's Major Leagues Scores From Boston to Cleveland
Yesterday results show Boston 4 Detroit, Washington 2 St Louis 5, New York 14 Chicago 9, Philadelphia 9 Cleveland a.
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Wilson
Richmond
Rocky Mountey
Pecrtsmouth
Suffolk
National Baseball Scores Snapshot
National results show Pittsburgh 0 Brooklyn 1 with Brooklyn winning. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 6 3 in a 9 inning contest with Cincinnati at 4 6. Other games not scheduled.
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National
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Southern Atlanta Triumph Over Birmingham 2-1
Southern Atlanta defeats Birmingham 2 to 1 in a regional baseball scoreline. New Orleans leads Little Rock 7 to 2 as the lone remaining matchup scheduled.
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Southern Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Local College Scores Report Sparse Hockey Results
International Jersey City 9 2 Rochester 10 1 Baltimore 9 7 Syracuse 3 6 Newark 2 Toronto 6 Reading 7 Buffalo 0.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Newark
Toronto
Reading
Buffalo
Rain Delays Hit American Association Games
Indianapolis lost 3 to 6 to Columbus while Louisville defeated Toledo 7 to 6. Other games were postponed due to rain.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
South Atlantic Scores Summary
Columbia 5 1 Spartanburg 9 5 Charleston 7 0 Augusta 2 2 Charlotte 2 Greenville 3 Team results from the regional standings include Columbia, Spartanburg, Charleston, Augusta, Charlotte and Greenville with multiple score entries. The data shows ongoing competition and varied outcomes across locales.
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South Atlantic
Columbia
Spartanburg
Charleston
Augusta
Charlotte
Greenville
Virginia Scores Rhode Island? Correction Not Present
Virginia defeated Newport News 5 to 2 and Suffolk 1, while Richmond led 38 by 10 at Rocky Mount. Portsmouth Norfolk posted 4 and Tarboro 38 in a set of score fragments.
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Virginia Wilson
Newport News
Suffolk
Richmond
Rocky Mount
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Tarboro
Thomasville Quits Old Hickory League Ends Play
Lexington August 11 Old Hickory league disbands as Thomasville quits amid financial difficulties. George L Hackney of Lexington organization announced the league formed months ago and clubs had been delivering good baseball before folding.
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Sial
Enterprise Lexington
Thomasville
Old Hickory Baseball League
George L. Hackney
Lexington
Old Hickory
Duke Turns In Winning Game Against Bulls
The Patriots defeated the Bulls 6 to 1 in Greensboro as Mickey O Quinn pitched effectively allowing four hits. Moore known as Squaw was hit hard. Score by innings shows Durham and Patriots with late runs. Batteries Moore and Gerring for Bulls O Quinn and Morefield for Patriots.
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Patriots
Bulls
Mickey O'Quinn
Moore
Squaw
R. H. E. Durham
Gerring
O'Quinn and
Morefield
Twins Blow Big Lead and Lose to Danville
Danville beat the Twins 9 to 6 as seven eighth inning runs broke open the game. Submarine Gheen and Weir led Winston’s defense while manager Clancy protested a Hiefter collision during a fielding play.
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Winston-Salem
Danville
Pat Devereaux
Twins
Gheen
Virginians
Clancy
Bcause Hiefter
Rkeliy
Trio of top horseshoe pitchers to contest US title
Columbus Ohio reports talk of a national tournament to decide the United States champion in horseshoe pitching. Frank Jackson of Kellerton Iowa and Charles Bobbitt of Lancaster Ohio claim world titles after wins in St Petersburg Florida and Akron Ohio. C C Davis of Columbus eyes both champs and plans to enter Minneapolis event seeking to unify the title picture.
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United States
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
Iowa
Charles Bobbitt
Lancaster
Ohio
C. C. Davis
Jackson
Bobbitt
St. Petersburg
Flo
National League of Horseshoe Pitchers
Akron
Florida
National Association of Horseshoe Pitchers
Minneapolis
National League
National Association
Davis
Cavalry Detachment Heads to Camp Glenn for Encampment
Hickory dispatch reports Captain Wade V. Bowman and Lieutenant Bryan Wilfong leading a cavalry detachment leaving for Camp Glenn to prepare for the annual encampment. The regular outfit will depart this afternoon via the Carolina and Northwestern for Lincolnton to join the local cavalry troop.
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Hickory
Annal
Wade V. Bowman
Bryan Wilfong
Camp Glenn
Carolina and Northwestern
Lincolnton
Calvary
Hummingbirds Missing From Western Hemisphere
A rumor claims hummingbirds are not present in the western hemisphere while asserting King George's wine cellars lie beneath St James Palace. The note blends erroneous wildlife absence with a royal subterranean claim.
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Western Hemisphere
King George’s
St. James Palace
State College enrolls 1000 to 1290 for fall term
State College, Aug 11, reports fall term registration estimated between 1000 and 1290 students under registrar E. B. Owen. Attendance split: 500-600 upperclassmen, 300-400 new students, about 200 rehabilitation students. Dorm rooms to be assigned Aug 15 and two new dormitories add 140 places.
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State College
E. B. Owen
Trott Family Visit Spanning Salisbury and Wilmington
Rev. Thomas L. Trott visited Salisbury for several days staying with relatives. His visit coincided with his niece Miss Elsie Trott of Wilmington who also spent time in the city.
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Thomas L. Trott
Salisbury
Elsie Trott
Wilmington
Raleigh to possibly host next Wildcat Veterans reunion
The Wildcat Veterans association may hold its next annual reunion in Raleigh after Charlotte withdrew its invitation. Both Charlotte and Raleigh bid last year, with Mecklenburg winning, but shortages of homes and army tents drove the withdrawal. C Reid Elkins of Columbia SC, secretary, is in talks with the executive committee and a definite site decision will come in several days.
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Wildcat Veterans Association
Raleigh
Charlotte
Charette
Beauty Girls and Variety Performers Delight Orpheum Crowd
The Beauty Girls led by Guy Jake Johnson drew big applause on the Orpheum stage yesterday as Speakmans Mayrand Trio and others entertained. A five reel comedy feature titled The March Hare with Bebe Daniels also drew praise from a large audience. The same program repeats today with an entire change tomorrow.
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Guy
Jake” Johnson
Jake
Speakmans
Mayrand
Realart
Bebe Daniels
Fifteen Coast Guards Transferred From Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City August 11 Officers announced orders for the transfer of fifteen coast guards to the ninth district as government funding falls short this year. Captain Ralph T Crowley, superintendent of the seventh district, said more transfers would follow to keep the service operating.
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Elizabeth City
Ralph T. Crowley
Seventh District
United States Coast Guard
Ninth
Crawley
Bite Revival Planned at Henderson Church
In Henderson on September 7 a large revival will begin at the Methodist Protestant church. Rev. J. B. Pritchard will preach with Miss Edna Preston directing music and leading the choir, noted for her work at the Star Methodist Protestant church in Baltimore.
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