Baseball game notes with players and stats
Two base hits listed for Irwin Eldridge Waldron. Sacrifice hits by Magrann Shay Dayton Thompson. Eldridge struck out once Moore six times. Two walks for Eldridge and Moore. Batters hit by pitch Mackie Roman. Double plays Blakey Waldron Holt. Umpires Monahan and Baird. Attendance 750.
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Tech
Irwin
Eldridge
Waldron
Magrann
Shay
Dayton
Thompson
Moore
Moore St
Mackie
Roman
Blakey
Holt
Monahan
Baird
Bearsville backs Pirates with Cooper’s stellar year
Bearsville West Virginia roots Wilbur Cooper, born there and a Gibsonite ace, leading the National League with 15 wins and 2 losses by July 1. Cooper, 5 feet 11 and a half inches, famous for his long arms and grip, aims to be the first six game winner this season.
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Bearsville
W. Va
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wilbur Cooper
Gibsonites
Smoke Town
Columbus American Association
Cooper
Georges Carpentier
Pittsburger
Moore Pitches A Great Ball Game Against High Point
Frank Manush's Bulls lost 5 to 1 at Welch Field as Moore dominated for Durham. He held High Point hitters at bay, yielding six hits yet escaping danger with airtight pitching. Rube Eldridge doubled for Durham and Irwin drove in runs, while High Point's Red Helt failed to deliver a clutch hit.
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Frank Manush
Bulls
Welch Field
Bill Pierre
Moore
High Point
Red
Durham
Rube Eldridge
Winston
Rube
Eldridge
Waldron
Mackie
Duke
Glakey
Holt
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Irwin
G. I
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Conley
Pierre
Frank
Shay
Blakey
Dayton
Thompson
Magrain
Twins beat Patriots 10 to 2 in Winston-Salem
The Twins extended their winning streak by defeating Charlie Carroll's Patriots 10 to 2 yesterday in Winston-Salem. Bond allowed 15 hits while Gatchel gave up nine. Whitman and Padgett starred on defense as the home team built an early lead and held on for the victory.
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Twins
Charlie Carroll
Patriots
Bond
Gatchel
Whitman
Padgett
R. HE
Greensboro
Winston
Road
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Dehaney
Danville Defeats Raleigh In Sluggish Exhibition Game
Danville played well and beat Raleigh 4 to 0 at Danville yesterday. Rodgers held the home team scoreless with eight hits allowed. Peel led Raleigh in hitting with two hits as the Capitals mustered nine. Score by innings shows Danville 201 001 000 and Raleigh 600 060 600. Batteries were Rodgers and Minitree for Danville and Gibson and Gerring for Raleigh.
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Danville
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R. HH
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Minitree
Gibson
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Woman named editor in chief at Soissons sports weekly
Mlle Berthe Bonveret is appointed editor in chief of Le Sportif de l Aisne, a weekly published at Soissons. The paper serves as the official organ for all sports clubs in the Aisne department.
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War talk fades as Japanese delegation visits America
Rokusaburo Nakanishi, chairman of the Japanese parliamentary delegation to America, asserts that there will never be a war between the United States and Japan during the visit.
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Japan
Eddie Winston Delivers For Fans In Early Innings
Eddie Winston proved popular with spectators as the lead-off man in the first inning and bunted for a hit. Red Holt drew cheers from the stands but failed to reach safely with runners aboard, while Winston pressed to lift his batting average.
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Eddie
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Pierermen Travel to Danville for Two Games
The Pierermen journeyed to Danville this morning to play Herbert Murphy's Tobacconists in a pair of games. They are set to meet the Clancymen in Winston-Salem on Monday and Tuesday, with both teams then clashing at Welch Field on the following two days.
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Herbert Murphy
Clancymen
Winston-Salem
Welch Field
Twin City Boys Rout Greensboro Patriots 10–2
The Twin City boys crushed Charlie Carrolls Greensboro Patriots 10 to 2 in Winston-Salem yesterday. The win underscores a one sided contest and hints at momentum in the league.
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Charlie Carroll
Greensboro Patriots
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Duke Star Eldridge Struggles Highlight Local Defeat
The article notes Rube Eldridge was out of form yesterday contributing to a close loss for the locals. It states when Duke is at his best he is unbeatable, underscoring a strong opponent performance.
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Pete Sessions Returns in Uniform After Hand Injury
Pete Sessions, a local team member, appeared in uniform at the park yesterday after a hand injury. He caught a few balls but avoided hard work, remaining a popular player whose supporters expect him to rejoin the lineup soon.
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Pete Sessions
Pete
Durham Glows as Rain Halts Park Game
Rain begins, crowds flee the park as Durham holds firm and nearly seals victory.
Charlotte Ball Club Wins With Real Ball Playing
The Charlotte team achieved a notable victory yesterday showing solid going and teamwork. The win marks a strong performance by Charlotte on their home field and boosts their standings.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Ball Club
Manush Club Hires Full Time Trainer in Piedmont
Captain Wilmer W. Card of Trinity College becomes trainer for the Durham Bulls, contracting with their owners to maintain team fitness for the rest of the season. This marks a big league level commitment for the Bulls.
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Piedmont
Wilmer W. Card
Trinity College
Durham
Bulls
Irby from Spencer Practiced with Pointers Ahead of Game
Irby a Spencer youth appeared in uniform at yesterday's practice and showed his ability as a hitter and fielder. He played for High Point last year and may debut with the Pointers soon.
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Spencer
High Point
Pointers
Jesse Burkett Sends Swing Tips at Giants Practice
Former great hitter Jesse Burkett, now a Giants scout, spent yesterday watching a diamond session and batting practice for both teams. He recalled his peak as the game’s top hitter and kept his eyes on several players during the session.
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New York Giants
Burkett
Manush Protests Rain Delay in Durham Game
Manager Frank Manush informed official scorer Ernest Carter of a protest over the umpire's 5:30 restart due to rain, arguing the Durham substitute should not have resumed at 5:40. The protest carries no effect as the Bulls won the game.
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Ernest Carter
Manush
Monahan
Durham
Bulls
Umpire Dick Monahan Criticized for Bad Decisions
The writer complains about umpire Dick Monahan making several bad calls yesterday, including a strike called as a ball with Conley at bat, and argues there is no excuse for the controversial decision despite a close play. The piece emphasizes this is not an isolated error.
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Conley
Mutfielder Fewster Gains Practice Chance with High Point
New York born Mutfielder Fewster arrived for practice wearing a High Point uniform. He showed promise in the outfield and may be given an opportunity to prove his skills in the next several days.
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New York
New Signings Spark Hope for Stable Lineup Start
Fans urge Pierre to keep his regular lineup after several new players joined the team. They believe ongoing changes hinder progress and want consistency to build a strong early-season run.
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U TOTE EM TO SELL FERNDELL PRODUCTS
John Farlow, manager of U TOTE EM grocery, wins Ferndell line for the store. Ferndell policies kept the line out of cash and carry stores until now. A solid carload of Ferndell goods will roll in next week as the store dresses up to carry the premium line.
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Results Yesterday Across The League
Scores show American Chicago 8 to 6 Detroit 13 to 9 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 5 Others not scheduled National Boston Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 15 New York 6 Brooklyn 7 Others not scheduled.
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Airplane Freight Service Moves Wide Range of Goods
In London on July 8 a report notes an airplane freight service is carrying diverse items including dogs birds fresh flowers gold silver platinum film whisky dresses and furniture marking a broad scope of air cargo operations.
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Change of Program at the Orpheum Today
Today the Orpheum presents a new bill headlined by Richards and Reeds Convoy Girls with Laughing Lester and Bennie Reed. The Criterion Male Quartet performs comic and sentimental harmonies, plus Marie Walcamp stars in The Dragon's Net serial.
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Lester
Bennie Reed
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Scores and postponements from Minneapolis league games
The American Association game in Minneapolis ended 2 to 3 with Indianapolis prevailing. St Paul defeated Louisville 9 to 5. The Milwaukee Columbus matchup was postponed.
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International Toronto and Jersey City Rivalry Scores
A compact sports snapshot shows Toronto beat Jersey City 3 to 2 while Buffalo defeated Reading 9 to 2. Rochester crushed Baltimore 9 to 3 and Syracuse edged Newark 5 to 4 in listed outcomes.
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South Atlantic Scores Snapshot
Charlotte defeated Greenville 15 to 2, Augusta beat Columbus 5 to 0, Spartanburg fell to Charleston 3 to 7 with Augusta and Spartanburg posting notable outcomes.
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Southern Birmingham and Memphis Scores
Scores show Southern lost to Memphis 5 to 3 while Little Rock defeated Atlanta 5 to 4. Chattanooga edged New Orleans 1 to 17 in an uneven set with Nashville defeating Mobile 9 to 7.
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Rice Straw Dominates Paper Making in China
Rice straw is identified as the most common material used in paper production across China, highlighting its prevalence in the industry and implications for local agriculture and manufacturing practices.
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Frennick Likely to Start for Danville in Afternoon Game
Frennick, one of Pierre's most dependable twirlers, will probably be given an opportunity at Danville this afternoon. He may be counted on to deliver a victory.
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Danville
Pierre
Three Woods Heavier Than Water Found
A report notes three species of wood discovered to be heavier than water. Researchers tested density and buoyancy, confirming each sample sinks rather than floats.
Lying Lips Drama At Broadway With Peters And Vidor
Heralded as a landmark film by critics the Ince production Lying Lips will headline the Broadway theatre next Monday and Tuesday. House Peters and Florence Vidor star with a strong supporting cast. directed by John Griffith Wray under Thomas H. Ince's supervision.
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Associated Producers, Inc
House Peters
Florence Vidor
John Griffith Wray
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