High Point Sluggers Overwhelm Greensboro In Big Win
Willian Pierre led High Point past Greensboro 17 to 2 as Red Day allowed eight hits over seven innings. Holt and Murphy powered offense with four and three base hits respectively, while OQuinn and Ferris struggled on the mound for Greensboro. Attendance neared 3,000 as Day received solid team defense behind him.
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Mickie O’quinn
Willian Pierre
High Point
Oueques
Greensboro
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Red
Pierre
Charlie
Carrol
Patriots
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Manon
Muurphy
O’ Quinn
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Thompson
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O'Quinn
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Murphy
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Holt
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Harned
Smith
Sessions
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Day
Kerris
Q' Quinn
Hases
Dannielly
Parmatee
Irby
Lorckarbie
Baird
Blythe
Allen Is In Form And Radfigh Wins
Raleigh August 22 Nateigh handed Charlie Clancy s rejuvenated Twins on 11 to 1 licking here Saturday afternoon. Bill Allen allowed the Visitors only three hits two of which were made by Red Padgett. Gatchel and Stitler were touched up for a dozen gafelios. Score by innings Ft 2 Winston 1009 000 9-134 Raleigh 070 031 1 9 11 2 Batteries Gatchel Stitler and Weir Tally Allen and Spencer.
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Raleigh
Nateigh
Charlie’ Clancy
Bill Allen
Red Padgett
Gatchel
Stitler
R. Ft
Winston
Weir
Tally
Allen
Spencer
Moore shines as Danville topples Durham in rough slugfest
Durham rallied but fell 4 to 3 to Danville as Moore delivered his best game of the season. Despite his effort, Moore received little run support. The game featured late scoring and a pitching duel, with Danville plating a decisive four runs in the middle innings.
Slayer convicted of murder in Georgia trial
Dan Davis was convicted of murder in Soperton Georgia after a three day trial for the death of W. H. Haul. He received a life sentence with a mercy recommendation as the court handed down the verdict.
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Georgia
Soperton
Dan Davis
W. H. Haul
Pickettt Teams Beat by Amazon Pitchers Win Nine
Amazon cotton mill nine defeated Pickett cotton mill aggregation from High Point 15 to 5 on Saturday afternoon at Thomasville. High Point was weakened by the absence of catcher Hayes and shortstop Bowden. Both pitchers allowed many hits as Amazon tallied 14 and High Point 1. Seven High Point errors contributed to the loss.
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Thomasville
Amazon Cotton Mill
Pickett Cotton Mill Aggregation
High Point
Hera
Hayes
Bowden
Amazon Boys
Southern. Mobile to Birmingham and New Orleans
A fragmented regional snippet mentions cities including Mobile Birmingham Memphis Chattanooga Nashville and New Orleans with scattered numbers and references, suggesting a travel or route context across the Southern region.
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Southern
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Readings Show Mixed Signals Across International Stations
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate incompatible readings from Huifaro Illinois Newark and Syracuse with a 140 unit reference. The garbled data suggests a transmission or measurement discrepancy across multiple locations including Rochester and Phy readings. Further clarification needed.
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Internation
Huifaro
Newark
Rochester
Syracuse, Phy
Pointers off for Durham today in Piedmont League action
Bill Pierre’s Pointers travel to Durham to meet Frank Manush’s Balls in a two game set today and tomorrow with Winston-Salem to follow later in the week. Nichols is eyed for mound duty as Price may open, while Eldridge Day and others figure in. High Point leads the race as Pointers aim to repeat wins from strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Bill. Pierre
Durham
Frank Manush
Charlie Clancy
Winston-Salem
Pierre
Nichols
Gil Price
Manush
High Point
Greensboro
Pierreman
Rory
Freiick
Séiz
Rube Eldridge
Surning
Red
Fem
Pointers lead in local baseball crowds and wins
Old timers recall the biggest crowd at Welsh Field as the Pointers beat the Patriots in a high scoring game. Red Day pitched well, Red Holt starred at the plate with four hits, and Murphy’s long drive highlighted the second inning. The Pointers hold a five game lead as the Patriots struggle to catch up.
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Welsh Field
Greensboro
Results Yesterday From American League Standings
Yesterday’s results show St. Louis 5 New York 10, Cleveland 4 Boston 0, Chicago 0, Washington 3, Detroit 5. Philadelphia unclear dated game with vu notation.
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St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
National Brooklyn Nine Cincinnati Four New York
In a game noted with national interest Brooklyn held Cincinnati to four runs while Brooklyn scored nine and New York with St. Louis allowed four. CT: St. Louis contributed four as Cincinnati struggled to keep pace.
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National
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Lowis
Real estate transfers in Morehead and Gilmer area
Real estate transfers list includes Averatt to Louise Balle Bulg for 1000, Marie L Wachter to Raymond Maxwell, various Lots Nos in Glenwood and Osborn subdivisions, Carolina Regiment Estate, Merchants Insurance for 1000, Witham and Gwyn Lot No 1 Ly SE Scott Park to Gilmer for 500, Wharton to Cunningham Brick for property at Cedar Greene for 54, Goodwin revisions of Braye Osborn subdivision 500, Matheson Wills Real Estate to Bearin Greene 500, Cunningham Brick to Matheson Wills at Magnolia Street 2500, Mrs Sallie M. Bandy adjacent land, Hudson to Lula Freeman Lot 10 Arlington Park Gilmer 500.
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Heta
Averatt
Staut
Louise
High Point
Marie Lillian
Wachter
Raymond Cy
Mtaxwell
Ads
S Parkway
Pottt
J. AL Millikan
Carl
Glenwood
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Ana
Investment “Company
Morehead
Real Estate and Trust Company
Witham ‘and Mary
Gwyn
Scott Park
Gilmer
Wharton
Cunningham Brick Company
Cedar O and
Greene
Sivco
ALS
Goodwin
Braye
Osborne
Matheson’ Wills Real Estate
Greene Streets
Cunningham Brick
Matheson Wills Real Estate
Magnolia
Sallie M. Bandy
Lula /Preeman
Arlington _Park
Reverend Clarke Celebrates Fifth Anniversary at Baptist Church
Yesterday marked the pastor Rev James A Clarke of the First Baptist Church celebrating five years. The congregation voted to grant him a two week vacation starting about September 1. Clarke read a paper reviewing the church’s accomplishments and urged cooperation to pursue higher goals, acknowledging mistakes while hoping they become stepping stones.
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James” A. Clarke
Bist Baptist Church
Royal
Mr. Clarke
Alistakés
Ston
Jed Farribs
Reserve increases over previous week in legal requirements excess
The week shows reserve holdings at 16,975,600 dollars in excess of legal requirements. This marks an increase of 1,174,720 dollars from last week. Trust companies and banks hold the larger portion of the reserves.
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Offulie Learing House Banks
State council session to open at Guilford courthouse
North Carolina junior councilors from High Point Guilford and Greensboro plan to attend the state council sessions. W G Brown by-laws committee member and delegates J G White H O Hayworth Hedrick along with Tro phy council members Lee Howell AW Floover and Gaston Tagrain will represent their councils. The session opens Tuesday at 3 p m with reports elections and business followed by an open meeting in Greensboro's courthouse to host visitors.
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Seohrest
Point
Deauty
Ast
Promi
Ofttters
W. G. Brown
Guilford
J. G. White
Hayworth Aid
Hedrick
North ‘Carolina
Greensboro
Ernoon
Guilford County
Russians Sign Relief Agreement Involves Volga Region
The United States and Russia signed a relief accord to aid famine struck areas. Walter L. Brown and M. Litvinnoff formalized a program to provide food and combat epidemics among refugees fleeing the Volga region.
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Riga
United States
Russia
Walter L. Brown
American Relief Administration
M. Litvinnoff
Russian Famine Committee
Volga
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Attraction at the Orpheum Brings Carl Armstrong Show
The Orpheum management has secured Carl Armstrong and his GloomeLifters for this week at substantial expense. Reports from the booking office recommend it as one of the city’s classiest attractions. Armstrong is touted as a leading blackface comedian, with Simpson and Mada also featured in a singing and dancing skit, plus other principals presenting high class specialties on the show.
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Orpheu
Carl Agnistrong
Fron
Carl ArmStrong
Simpson
Mada
Fragmented OCR note mentions Durham and dates
An unreadable OCR fragment references Durham and a Thursday with vague numbers. The text is incomplete, unclear, and provides no concrete event or actions to summarize. Further context is needed to produce a precise news item.
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