Herndon Crew Heads Home After Raleigh Loss
The Herndon Pointers dropped yesterday’s game to Raleigh and fall further in the standings though still aiming for first division. Hardin Herndon is out a few days due to family illness, with Jay Smith expected to take the opening duties in his absence.
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Rube's Temperament Banished from Raleigh Game
A Raleigh incident reports former mayor Rube losing temper during a game leading to police aid to restrain him. The event sparks a nickname clash as locals react and label him "Duke of Spiro" while noting the disturbance caused by his outburst.
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Tomorrow's home series boosts team morale with fan turnout
The club hosts Raleigh for a weekend series that could lift the players with strong fan support. Athletes say playing before a sparse grand stand is difficult and a crowded crowd would spark energy and help push the Pointers toward a better finish.
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Piedmont race heats spotlight as Bulls edge closer
Yesterday results boost Piedmont race prospects as Winston-Salem beats Greensboro and Virginia cnew scenes show tight competition. Gooch’s crowd remains wary while Crane es pale faces Wings in a potential shift. Prok’s 1008 milestone and Jay’s intentional walk highlight the day. Carroll’s squad stays in the chase amid calls for change and fresh scenery.
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Fans urge Hoblitze to return to Charlotte Hornets
In Charlotte fans press for Dr Hoblitze to be welcomed back next season. Citizens praise his service while he seeks sure approval of a desirable stay in 1924 as contract looms and local papers push for his reappointment.
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Largest Tennis Courts Near Sydney Open Soon
The New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association plans ninety courts at Rushcutter's Bay, expected to be among the largest globally. Ten courts are ready now, with 40 to 60 more available in a few months as preparations and structures are completed.
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French Farmers Survive With Convertible Motor Truck Tractor
French farmers adopt a motor truck that converts into a tractor to ease field work. The design enables dual use for hauling and plowing, improving efficiency for rural operations amid harvest season.
Williams Tops Home Run Race With 25 Homers This Season
The article spotlights Ken Williams of St Louis as a rising home run star and World War II veteran. It notes three season records and compares him to Babe Ruth, with Williams reaching 25 homers and maturing as a key batting force for the season.
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Support of Fans Needed to Bring the Pennant Here
Support of fans is urged as the High Point club eyes the post season. The Pointers return to the home lot tomorrow, hoping to boost the club for the Series next month. The team has a history of strong finishes and a chance to become league champions if the fan base stays strong.
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Funny News Bits From Washington And Abroad
A Washington court restrains KB Y Bryant from harming his wife with a memory falter risk cited. A Guatemala hotel plans Americano style aims and trained bartenders. A London minister calls colleagues too effeminate and a hike challenge ensues. In Sayville a 95 year old man survives a bee swarm attack aided by his daughter and hospital care.
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Pointers and Capitals Fail In Slow Raleigh Tilt
In a rough game Pointers and Capitals trotted out a weak showing as Raleigh defeated High Point 12 to 5. Jay Smith led the Pointers with a triple and three safeties while Smith and Powell topped the hit column for the locals. Bolts and Rast er split pitching duties with Bolt taking the loss as Raleigh held steady with timely hits and solid fielding.
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Hawaiian plantation harvest sets world sugar record
In Honolulu dated August 31, 1920, Hawaiian women and Boy Scouts helped Ewa plantation harvest 1531 tons of sugar from 146.8 acres, a per acre yield of 10.50 tons, described as the largest field harvest in any country, surpassing the previous record.
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Motor tourist traffic to the national parks tops season total
Motor tourists to the national parks for the season reached 268 000, reflecting strong travel interest and regional visitation trends. The count highlights sustained outdoor recreation and tourism activity nationwide.
Piedmont League Scores From Yesterday
Results show Raleigh 7 over High Point 6 and Greensboro 2 over Danville 4. Winsor Salem 6 Durham 5, Virginia League Richmond 4 over Newport News 8 12, Portsmith 1 over Norfolk 4, Rock Mount ? South Atlantic League Spartanburg 3 over Columbia 6, Charlotte 4 75.
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Patriots Fall to Danville in Tight Greensboro Thriller
In Greensboro Danville erased a deficit to beat the Patriots 4 to 2 as O Quinn pitched five innings and received solid defense. Twombly allowed walks but Danville turned double plays to stifle Greensboro with Leaping stabs from Bakr and Teague cited as key plays in the late innings. Shaner Teague and Abbot contributed timely hits as Danville pulled ahead in the eighth.
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Uniform export trade mark agreed by Australian states
All state governments have agreed to adopt the federal uniform export trade mark scheme. Goods for export will bear an Australian mark of a distinctive design. Each manufacturer may use its own trade mark in addition to the state mark.
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One-Armed Golfer Makes Hole in One at Salem Club
Boston Aug 30 A golf hole in one on the 125 yard sixth at Salem Golf Club was made by Clement C Desauiniers a one armed skater hockey player and bowler of note The feat likely is unparalled and marks a remarkable playing display in the weekly tournament.
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Twins Rally in Ninth for 6 3 Victory Over Durham
In Winston-Salem on Aug 31 the Twins overcame a two run lead by Durham in the eighth with a three run burst in the ninth. Rapp relieved Stueier and walked Roberts and O Hara to force in the tying and winning runs as Winston-Salem scored four hits and capitalized on an error.
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New Fan System Stops Cool Air When Engine Cold
A new device shuts off the flow of cold air at low engine temperatures. It engages automatically as the engine warms, preventing unnecessary cooling and improving warm-up efficiency.
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