Raleigh Capitals Open Series With First Half Champs Here Today
Eldridge held the Bulls in check for nine innings as High Point suffered a 9 to 0 loss to Durham. Stiteler pitched well for Raleigh as Durham built a decisive lead with three ninth inning runs. Benson’s six errors in two games marred Durham’s defense, while community league interest grows amid tight standings.
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Danville Loses To Twins In Pretty 10-Inning Game
Winston-Salem beat Danville 1 to 0 in ten innings in a tight pitchers duel. Owens scored the winning run in the tenth on a single by Dorman after a walk and an error filled the bases, with Harris and Kahn holding the opposing batters to four and two hits respectively.
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Shave for a Dime at Sandusky Barber Shop
John Kiart national organizer for the Journeymen Panthers Union declares Sandusky one of two barber shops in the country where a shave costs a dime. The note appears from Sandusky Ohio on July 17.
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Men Seek Discharge Amid Moroccan Campaign End News
In Melilla Morocco February 254, Spanish Legionnaires urge release after the Moroccan campaign is declared ended. Most are Spaniards who enlisted for the war and now protest a still‑open engagement. A battalion at Dardruis shows unrest with 40 men missing, eight more the next day, prompting relocation to Melilla and replacement by regular army troops.
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Sadler Stages Comeback in Patriots Win
Raleigh July 17 The Sadler pitcher sparked a comeback as the Patriots defeated Raleigh 12 to 3. Sadler yielded a rare bad inning but otherwise held the line. Jimmie Teague was escorted by police after arguing with the umpire in the sixth.
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Maranville’s impact bolsters Pirates cohesion and edge
The text praises Arky Maranville as a top shortstop who joined the Pirates in 1921 and transformed the club into a strong, hard to beat team. It notes fellow Pirates Bizbee and veteran pitcher Babe Adams as other worthy contributors, highlighting Maranville’s fighting spirit and leadership.
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Babe Adams
National League Yesterday's Results Briefed
Baseball scores show Louis and New York 1 0 in a 1–0 game while Chicago routed Philadelphia 7–0. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 6–2 and Cincinnati edged Boston 5–4 in another slate of NL contests.
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Baseball scorelines from league games
In the American League Washington faced St. Louis and lost 0 to 2 while New York was shut out by Chicago 0 to 4. The remaining games were not scheduled.
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Chicago
Southern League Scores Tie Nashville and Mobile in Losses
Nashville 0, Mobile 1. Chattanooga 7, Memphis 8, New Orleans 7, Birmingham 0.
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Chattanooga
New Orleans
Buffalo 8 Newark 1 Rochester 5 Baltimore Syracuse 7
Scattered scores show Buffalo defeating Newark by eight and Rochester beating Baltimore by five as Syracuse posts seven and Reading records a key result.
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Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Reading
Basketball scores from Midwest league games
Kansas City defeated by Milwaukee 10 to 4 while Minneapolis led St. Paul 18 to 6 Indianapolis 3 Louisville 4 Columbus 11 Toledo 4 in a late inning roundup of results from the American Association.
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Cross-Rib Cord Tire Lauded By Local Goodyear Dealer
A Whit Way Auto Supply Co. Goodyear dealer at 212 N. Main explains the Cross-Rib Cord tire, tied to Goodyear’s All Weather Tread, has drawn strong buyer interest. He notes cord tires offer durability and smooth riding, with cost higher than fabric tires but the Cross-Rib Cord brings quality at popular prices for everyday motorists.
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Whit Way Auto Supply Co
Goodyear Co
Missouri railroad signs wage deal with clerks
St Louis July 15 1924 The Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad signed a wage agreement with 2700 clerks The average wage was said to be 55 cents an hour The contract can be ended on thirty days notice
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Goulds Plan Permanent Scottish Home After France Visit
George J. Gould and his bride will make Scotland their permanent home according to an authoritative source. They will return to England from Aix les Bains on August 1 and remain in Scotland for a month before Mr Gould goes to New York in September to wind up affairs and then return to Europe.
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Aix Les Bains
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Europe
New York Aid Law Seeks Veteran Applicants
Albany reports only 2500 of 5000 World War veterans eligible for aid have applied under a new state law granting 1 million dollars for disabled and unemployed veterans. State authorities urge the American Legion to notify members so more needy men may benefit.
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Gould and Bride to Live Abroad in Scotland
New York reports George J. Gould plans permanent residence in Scotland near a large estate after his marriage to Vera Sinclair. The move follows years of high level corporate battles including fights over Colorado Fuel and Iron with E. H. Harriman and Edwin Hawley. The May 1 Lakewood ceremony was confirmed with Mrs Sinclair listed as twenty nine, single, born in Dakota. Gould, aged fifty eight, lists banker as his occupation.
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Tomlinson Ties for First in City League Action
Hair Makers defeat Trinity to move into a share of first place in the Industrial Circuit standings. Tomlinson leads with steady scoring as the team climbs the table.
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Tomlinson Chair Team Climbs to Tie for First in League
The Tomlinson Chair company baseball team defeated Trinity 19 to 2 on Saturday to pull into a first place tie in the Community Industrial League. Tomlinson pitchers dominated while Jones led the attack at the plate and Hayworth caught for the victorious side. Shaw and McDowell appeared for Trinity and Randolph batters claimed a run on an error.
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Spinners Beat the Fairview Outfit in Easy Victory
Highland Cotton mill team defeated Fairview 13 to 2 at Glenola on Saturday afternoon. Tysinger starred with four hits and a three base hit. Score by innings shows Highland 13 runs on 22 hits. Fairview 2 runs on 9 hits. Batteries Morrison and McDonald for Highland White and Meredith for Fairview.
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Saturday Results from Highland Fairview Archdale and More
Highland defeated Fairview 13 to 2 while Archdale beat Reformed 20 to 7 and Trinity triumphed over Tomlinson 19 to 2 in Saturday games.
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Legion Party to Sail for France from New York
The S S President Pierce will carry 200 American Legion and Legion Auxiliary members plus families to France sailing August 5 and returning September 8 via Montreal. The party will tour France England and Belgium with few receptions arranged in major cities and no interference with members' personal business.
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