Fox In Great Form At Welchfield Triumph
Lawrence Fox, former University of Georgia pitcher, delivered one of the best recent outings at Welchfield Saturday afternoon. High Point matched his effort with strong defense and timely hits, while Greeneborg Patriots struggled behind the plate.
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Pinkie Pittenger Starred More For Pro Potential Than For Home Fans
Pinkie Pittenger, rising infielder in the Boston Red Sox system, gained fame as a Whasketchhi star rather than a local ballplayer. He began in amateur leagues at Toledo and London Ontario, joined a professional club after a trial, and was purchased by the Red Sox in 1942.
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Danville Beats Durham in Piedmont League Tilt
Danville shut down Durham 6 to 3 in a Piedmont League game as Deitjen allowed scattered hits in his first start for manager Gooch while Atkinson stifled Durham at the plate. About 1,000 fans witnessed the July 3 contest in Durham, with Danville’s bats delivering timely hits and durable defense.
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Greensboro Run and Pitching Tight Game Highlights
In a close contest Gus Thompson debuted for High Point, pitching airtight defense behind Powell. Hodgin Hodgin and Sternmoon produced key hits as Wacha and Thrasher contributed. the Pirates tallied in the fourth, with Wacha and Hodgin delivering scoring plays amid tight fielding and late rallies.
Third tally seals late Patriots loss in a rough ballpark showdown
The third and final tally came in the seventh as Schmidt opened with no double to left. Thompson lifted a fly to Sessions. Fox singled to right and Schmidt scored. The Patriots scored their only run in the eighth inning as Sessions was hit by a pitch, stole second, Cox received a free pass, Ferris sacrificed Fox to Herndon, Mer cier hit, a sacrifice fly to Thrasher, and Sessions scored. About 1,000 cash customers witnessed, far above an ordinary exhibition of the national pastime.
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McCumber Analyzes Causes of Defeat in Primary
Senator McCumber of North Dakota says in a public letter that his defeat for renomination came from a bipartisan opposition and a loyal nonpartisan group backing his opponent. The July 3 dispatch cites his analysis of the political forces at play in the Republican primary.
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Freddie Heck Traded to Charlotte for Two Players
Charlotte in the South Atlantic league announced a trade sending infielder Kirk and pitcher Walters to Winston-Salem of the Piedmont league in exchange for infielder Freddie Heck. Heck, a two year Winston-Salem veteran and former Charlotte player, will join the Charlotte club.
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Pickin Em Off Both Foul Lines In Fast Local Game
High Point pitcher Fox shaped a quick no hit bid before the ballpark crowd. The game sped with a 11 homers combined as Raleigh and Winston Salem battled for top spots in the Piedmont league pennant chase the second half opening today. Bill Pierre impressed at Welch Field as Greensboro’s Bill now patrols behind the plate for the Patriots. Oscar Donaldson reportedly sold to Durham while Honeycutt watched from the stands.
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Greensboro pitcher Doe Ferris hits safe in rare game
Doe Ferris, the Greensboro pitcher, achieved his first known hit yesterday when he connected with the apple. Fox yielded the only clean bingle, while Carroll’s was ruled as a scratch. The scorer credited the Greensboro pilot with the hit.
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Southern Association Scoreline Report
Memphis defeated Little Rock 6 to 5 in a close game. New Orleans led 8 to 3 with Birmingham versus Nashville Chattanooga postponed.
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Baseball scores from yesterday in the American League
Results show Boston defeated Washington 2 to 1, New York beat Philadelphia 9 to 3, Detroit lost to Chicago 12 to 6, St Louis won 9 to 5 against Cleveland. The day’s games reflected tight pitching and offense across six matchups.
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Baseball Scores Roundup From Recent Games
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 while Cincinnati led 3 to 1 and St. Louis won 8 to 2. Brooklyn trailed 6 to none and Boston posted a 6 to 3 result as other games were not scheduled.
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New Matches Span Cities In Short Scoring Update
Newark 2 Reading 55 Rochester 5 Toronto 0 Baltimore 5 Jersey City 4 Syracuse 6 0 Buffalo 1 f.
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American Association Scores and Standings Snapshot
Columbus 5 1, Louisville 6 4, Toledo 3 2, Indianapolis 0 3, Minneapolis 5 2, Milwaukee -1, St. Paul 5 4, Kansas City 7 4. Team records shown as read from standings, with city abbreviations and win loss entries.
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Cotton Rises sharply after govt forecast release
New York July 3 cotton futures jumped about 7.50 a bale within 16 minutes of the first government forecast for the year. The market reaction followed the official release, reflecting sudden investor optimism and quick price adjustments across the board.
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Hodgin Shines in Right Field for James Town Team
Herb Hodgin, a popular James Town lad who spends much time in High Point, performed for J. Smith in right field. He made two putouts and his timely single in the fourth scored a run. Hodgin is a good ball player and capable of regular performance on a class club.
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Gus Thompson Shines In Pearce Powell Masked Play
Gus Thompson wore Gordon Powell's mask and protective gear to play on the diamond. He delivered a corking good game with a sharp peg to the keystone sack and threw out two Greensboro baserunners. Thompson proves a valuable asset on the club as Babe Ruth's home run total climbs in the season.
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Refugees in East Hardee Urge Immigration Relaxation
A regional commissioner for a relief society appeals to major overseas immigration nations to ease restrictions and accept more refugees. The plea notes depressed labor markets and rising hardship as scattered refugees seek safer, stable lives amid displacement.
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Trinity keeps top spot with 15 6 win over First Reformed Baracas
Trinity nine extends its lead in the Community Industrial league by defeating the First Reformed Baracas 15 to 6 with Parkin White and Payne delivering strong hits and Payne homering. Shaw pitched well for Trinity, allowing five hits while Tomlinson and Level Cross make league moves as standings shuffle.
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Italians Seek Opportunities Abroad Amid U S Immigration Shifts
Rome reports a shift in emigration as Italian workers pursue jobs in Europe. In March 191X 10 120 went to France 4244 to Belgium and 4170 to Luxemburg Germany Austria Hungary Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia and the Balkans. Only 483% remained in the Americas while the United States took 967. Plans target sending 25 900 to Russia to work in Don river coal mines.
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Raleigh Defeats Winston-Salem 10 to 2 to Take Second in First Half
Raleigh tops Winston-Salem 10 to 2 in a Piedmont league baseball game, with Fisher and Smith pitching. Raleigh bats timed ten hits off Smith, while Floyd hit a home run and three-base hit for Winston-Salem. Attendance 1,000.
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Cotton Yield Forecast For This Year
The Department of Agriculture projects U S cotton production around 1 065 000 bales for the season based on 71 2 percent of normal and about 24 250 000 acres under cultivation as of June 25. Conditions through the season may change the final outcome.
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