Pointers Defeat Winston-Salem in Double Win Showdown
Aug 29 Pierre's boys led by Lefty Nichols beat Winston-Salem 8 to 2 at High Point, clinching the series. Wacha and Heck argued on the field. Wacha briefly detained for trial, bond for Heck reportedly set. Nichols pitched five-hit shutout spell and Gardin wrapped it with four innings. Attendance 3,506.
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Winston-Salem
Pierre
Lefty Nichols
Twins
Clyde Gatchel
Charlotte Beaver
Piedmont
Woods
Clancy
Bert Gordin
High Point
Lezgee
Wacha
Heck
Bond
Nichols
Mike An
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Dillinger
Wacua
Irby
Waldron
E. Padgett
Gardin
Gatcher
BE. Padgett
Roman
Doubie
Gatch
Clark
Baird
International league scores and American Association results
Rochester beat Jersey City 11-2 while Buffalo and Baltimore had wins. Syracuse topped Newark 7-3 and Newark lost 3-6. Kansas City fell to Toledo 1-4 while Minneapolis lost 1-2 to Indianapolis. Milwaukee won 3-1 over Columbia and St Paul dominated Louisville 13-3.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbia
St. Paul
Louisville
Three Pitchers Help Patriots Win Game
Greensboro edged Danville 9 to 8 after three Greensboro pitchers halted Danville's rally. Manager Charlie Carroll used three hurlers as Harris Scarer Rodgers and Thompson Ferris O Quinn Smith Honeycutt batters chased Danville pitchers.
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Patriots
Greensboro
Danville
Charlie Carroll
Virginians
Danvine
Harris
Scarer
Rodgers
Thompson
Ferris
O'Quinn
Smith
Honeycutt
Allen Invincible And Raleigh Wins In Pinch Ake Rim
Raleigh, Aug. 29. Bill Allen starred in key moments as the Invincible team beat Durham 4 to 0. Killingsworth limited the Capitals to six hits while Durham could not muster a reply. Batteries: Killingsworth and Dayton for Durham. Aller and Spencer for Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Bill Allen
Durham
Killingsworth
Capitals
Bulls
Mena On
Mii
Hmaleigh
Dayton
Aller
Spencer
Durham Mills Lose to Shining Jewels in Tight Game
The Durham Hosiery mills fell 5 to 4 to the Jewel Mills of Thomasville in a well played contest Saturday. Gib son homered to lead the offense while Carlton and Wade contributed strong hitting and catching. Carlton had three hits in five trips.
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Durham Hosiery Mills
Jewel Mills
Thomasville
Gibson
Carlton
Wade
Pen to the Plate Nail-Biters Infinal Innings Showdown
In a low scoring baseball game Durham M held 206 002 000 to Jewel Mills 000 301 00x for a 4 5 finish. Jewel Mills powered by a late burst to steal the win while Durham M battled back in the middle frames.
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Jewel Mills
Pickett Mills Fall to Ashboro Pros in Saturday Game
The Pickett Mills lost to the Ashboro professionals in Ashboro Saturday afternoon by a score of 30 to 4. Eagle pitched for Pickett and Bowden homered in the seventh with one man on, driving in two runs for Pickett.
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Pickett Mills
Ashboro Professionals
Eagle
Bowden
Homer
Pickett
Pointer summaries of sea ball game with Red Telt noted
The passage describes a popular sea game called put and take. Red Telt excels at the game, catching pitches and driving the ball to the outfield for extra bases.
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Red
Red Certanly Hitting Streak Across Twelve Games
Red Certanly has a strong hitting run over the last twelve games with 50 hits and a .480 average. The team notes the impressive performance and the batter’s consistency in recent road and home appearances.
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Red Certanly
Rat
Local race tightens as Roman leads Holt by slim margin
Mike Roman still leads Holt in a tight contest as Red gains twelve points over two weeks and Mike drops four. Bill Waldron slips in hitting but is expected to return to the selection asa before the season ends.
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Red Holt
Mike Roman
Roman
Herbert Murphy
Holt
Murphy
Bill Wal
Roman Holt
Murphy Eos
Waldron
Wrennick
Pierre GS
Blakey
Irby
Seitz
Rennick
Nichols
Eudridge Ities Aigiti
Vartiue
Red
Mike
Bill Waldron
Bill
Asa
Wacha Stirs Respect With Quiet Demeanor After Game
In Winston-Salem on Saturday the hefty rookie batter named Wacha earned praise for remaining composed and not saying anything inappropriate, earning respect for conduct off the field.
High Point Twins Outclassed by Winston-Salem Manager
Winston-Salem concedes High Point trails as Bill Pierre, hailed as the league’s best manager, leads with a gamest attitude while nursing an injured hand and declining rest.
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Bill Pierre
Results Yesterday In National League Play
Brooklyn lost 0 to 2 to Pittsburgh while New York defeated Chicago 4 to 2. No other games were on the slate.
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National Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Scores Hitch Between Cities In Regional Play
In games across the region Cleveland beat Washington 3 to 2 while Detroit triumphed over New York 7 to 3. Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 6 and St. Louis toppled Philadelphia 12 to 6. Southern matchups saw Nashville edge Little Rock 5 to 4, New Orleans beat Mobile 9 to 1, Chattanooga and Atlanta tied 1 to 6, and Memphis defeated Birmingham 7 to 6.
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Mobile
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Norfolk
Portsmouth
Richmond
Rocky Mount
Suffolk
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Philadelphia
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Clancys Twins Open Series At Welch Field
Clancy's twins arrive from Winston-Salem for a Welch field series opener at 4 o'clock against Pierre's pennant chasers. High Point slated to start Frennick or Eldridge, while Stiteler or Gardin may pitch for Clancy. The club aims to repeat a winning showing and challenge for second-half honors.
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Charlie Clancy
Winston-Salem
Jupiter Pluvius
Pierre
Welch Field
Eddie Frennick
Rave Eldridge
High Point
Stiteler
Bert Gardin
Clancy
Joseph Ward
Pierremen
Capitals
Raleigh
Giant 83 pound watermelon on display in Raleigh bank lobby
An 83 pound watermelon grown in Edgecombe county is shown in a Raleigh bank lobby. It is to be cut tomorrow with the seed sold to benefit the Associated Charities of the city.
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Raleigh
Edgecombe County
Associated Charities
Bethel Methodist Church to Erect New Building
Bethel Methodist church near Concord announces plans to build a new church costing 15000 dollars. The church is described as one of the largest country churches in this section of the state.
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Concord
Bethel Methodist Church
Here
Bethel
Concord Business District To See Modern TwoStory Building
J A Cannon, owner of several downtown buildings, announces plans to demolish the present wooden structures and replace them with a modern two story building. Ground floor to house stores and upper story to be offices.
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Concord
J. A. Cannon
Scout Week Nears Close With Rally And Concert
Scout Week concluded Sunday afternoon as the Elks band performed a fine concert for scouts and a grand rally filled the high school auditorium. Dr. J T Burrus spoke on Scouting and Its Value From a Physical Viewpoint, offering a strong principal address. Despite rain a large crowd attended the closing ceremony.
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Elks Band
High Schoor
F. A. Cummings
Community Service
J. T. Burrus
Burrus
Justice accepts resignation of U.S. marshal McCarthy
The Department of Justice announced the acceptance of the resignation of Thomas B. McCarthy from his post as United States marshal in New York.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Thomas B. McCarthy
United States
New York
Three Civil War veterans reunite after fifty seven years
John A. Fox of Statesville met old comrades N. E. Sigman and Alfred Setzer at a Catawba county reunion in Newton. All three served in Company F, 38th North Carolina Regiment and were wounded at Huckeberry Thickett on June 22, 1864. Their last meeting was when they were confined at Petersburg hospital fifty seven years ago.
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Statesville
John A. Fox
Bis City
Catawba County
Newton
N. E. Sigman
Alfred Setzer
Mr. Fox
North Carolina
Huckelberry Thickett
Concord Schools Open for September 5 Start
Concord announces the city schools will open September 5 with the full teaching corps chosen. Superintendent A. S. Webb says readiness is complete and the new primary building, partially used last session, will be used in full this year.
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Concord
A. S. Webb
Webb
Poor Wheat Yields Reported After Hail Storm
In Loudoom county Virginia two farmers report very low harvests from hail damaged fields. Charles Shoemaker on the Paton farm produced eighty bushels from forty acres while Charles Graham also in the area averaged seven bushels per acre.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
Charles Shoemaker
Paton
Charles Graham
Watermelons Sell For Twenty Cents In Ravenswood
Ravenswood West Virginia August 29 watermelons sell at twenty cents due to bumper crops and high freight rates making shipping unprofitable for farmers this year.
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Ravenswood
W. Va
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