Durham extends Piedmont lead with 4 1 victory
Durham beat High Point 4 to 1 at Durham with Lefty Green pitching nine innings and allowing seven hits. Mackie of Durham had three hits including a three-base hit while Roman of High Point collected two hits. Pointers pitcher Day was scored on in four innings before Durham added two more runs in the sixth.
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Lefty Green
Bulls
Pierre
Day
Mackie
Manush
Roman
Baltimans
Durham
Tung & Corps
Holt
Baseball recap notes from a Durham high school game
The record lists a high school baseball game with plays by Canady and Blakey in a double play, Mackie to Canady on a double, a passed ball by Pierre, and RBIs as High Point scores one run to Durham two. Attendance is given as 1,400 with Um pire, Clark, and O'Keeffe noted.
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Canady
Blakey
Waldron
Hell
Mackie
Magrann
Mawekie
Pierre
Durham
Clark
O'Keefe
High Point Defeats PTHOM Despite Late Run
Dayton and Mackie produced three base hits for the winners while Manush delivered a two base hit. Irwin and Conley combined for two sacrifice hits. Greene allowed three walks while Green struck out twice.
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Pthom
Manush
Dayton
Mackie
Irwin
Conley
Green
Greene
Durham Hosiery Mills defeat Pickett Cotton mill 9 to 5
Five circuit clouts highlighted a Saturday game as Durham Hosiery Mills trimmed Pickett Cotton Mills 9 to 5. Hanes hit four home runs, Leonard pitched for the spinners, and Cagle earned the win for the hosiery team.
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Durham
Pickett Cotton Mill
Hanes
Little Star
Leonard
Cagle
Greensboro Beats Raleigh In Slugging Split
The Patriots and Capitals split a doubleheader in Greensboro Friday night. First game Raleigh led 2 to 1 with Saddler pitching. Greensboro won 3 to 1 after a late rally. Second game Raleigh managed five runs while Greensboro held to three. Hughes pitched well for Greensboro.
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Patriots
Capitals
Saddler
Wardmen
Hughes
A.ime
Raleigh
Gerring
Moorefield
How They Stand and Burmah Elephant Contests
The article notes the blue ribbon badge linked to the Knights of the Garter and describes Burmah wild elephants pitted against horsemen and elephant riders in contests.
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The
Knights of the Garter
Burmah
Danville Beats Tobacconists 5–4 In Eight Inning Thriller
A July 18 baseball game saw Danville defeat Herb Murphy's Tobacconists 5–4 after an eighth inning homer by Clark on a lost ball. Winston held a 4–1 edge before Danville rallied. Batteries Proctor Dehaney Karris Thompson. Dam facts and library stat lines follow.
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Danville
Herb Murphy
Tobacconists
Clancy
Twins
Clark
R. H. E. Winston
Batteries
Proctor
Policeman Henry Varneille Seeks Dempsey Bout
Henry Varneille, 21, a Washington patrolman and former light heavyweight champion of the destroyer fleet, aims for a shot at Jack Dempsey. He drew boxing promoters after defeating a crowd of 112 in a free-for-all on a fleet ship.
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Henry Varneille
Washington
Jack Dempsey
Results Yesterday in American Baseball Standings
Yesterday's results show Chicago and Cleveland each with wins a pair while Detroit and St Louis split. Boston and Washington faced off with New York totaling eight runs. Philadelphia's score is uncertain.
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Durham - Danville
High Pointes
Winston
Greensboro
Raleigh
Cleveland
New York
Roo
Washington
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
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Southern
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
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Petersburg
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Low Scoring Game
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 7 to 5 in a brief National League matchup as New York trails 2 to 4 against Pittsburgh.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Scoresheet from Nashville and surrounding games
Nashville defeated Atlanta 5 to 2 while New Orleans led 9 to 7 over Little Rock in a tied 0-0 Memphis game. Chattanooga posted 5 as Birmingham scored 6 in a separate matchup.
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Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
American Association Scores Snapshot
Minneapolis 11 Toledo 2 Milwaukee 1 Louisville 2 Kansas City 12 12 Indianapolis St Paul 1 2 Columbus 4 2 Second game ended early per law.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Local Scores Report From International Contests
Buffalo 6 Jersey City 1 Rochester 10 Reading 5 Syracuse 1 Baltimore 19 tallies listed from regional event with multiple city teams competing. Scores indicate Baltimore dominant showing in one matchup while others reflect mixed results across contests on site.
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International Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Reading
Syracuse
Baltimore
Journeymen Tailors Prepare for North American Union Meet
Two hundred fifty delegates from about seventeen thousand nine hundred journeymen tailors across the United States and Canada will attend the Journeymen Tailors Union of North America quadrennial convention in Chicago on August 1. A week earlier a law and audit committee will review amendments and accounts and draft a report for delegates.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Journeymen Tailors’ Union of North America
Committee On Law and Audit
Guilford County Installs New Farm Demonstration Agent
E. B. Garrett begins duties as Guilford county farm demonstration agent succeeding J. C. Beavers. He will office in Greensboro courthouse and aims to visit all county farms and meet local farmers to boost community fairs this fall beginning in October. Garrett, a NC State College agriculture graduate, previously served two years in Montgomery county.
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E. B. Garrett
Guilford County
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Greensboro
Pio
Guilford
Montgomery County
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Beavers
Southern pine pulp could fuel new book paper mills
Madison Wis July 18 The Forest Product Laboratory says establishing paper mills in the southern states could use much southern pine for book paper. Experiments show loblolly pine pulp via the sulphate process makes suitable paper and will test other southern varieties for pulp potential. Engineers say black tupelo gum swamp maple and similar woods are also substantially suitable for pulp.
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Madison
Wis
Forest Product Laboratory
Woman's Club Plans Erection of Community Bungalow
The Rock Ridge Woman's club intends to build an attractive bungalow club house to serve as a community center. Local residents are cooperatively supporting the project as a venue for club meetings and town activities.
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Woman's Club
Wilson
Rock Ridge
McInnis Tops MLB Fielding Record in 1920 Season
John Stuffy McInnis is praised as a premier first baseman with a fielding average of .999 plus after handling over 750 chances with only one error this year. He led both leagues in 1920 with a .996 fielding mark and posted 1,586 putouts, 91 assists, and seven errors over 148 games.
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John “Stuffy
McInnis
Nazareth Orphanage Picnic to Draw Thousands at Crescent
Rev. John A. Ditzler of Newton will headline the annual Nazareth orphanage picnic at Crescent on July 18. The event typically attracts several thousand attendees and serves as a major community gathering.
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Salisbury
John A. Ditzler
Newton
Nazareth
Crescent
Smiles of 1921 vaudeville opens at Orpheum this week
The Smiles of 1921 company brings three varied acts to the Orpheum in High Point led by Nate Busby the Colored Gloom Chaser and Vera Wise the Girl With the Smile. Frank Sepp the Silver Voiced Tenor and Harry Delmar headline with the California Peaches chorus delivering singing and dancing. The show is hailed as one of the classiest attractions to visit the city. The Caspian Sea region rainfall is reported at about 10 inches annually.
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Nate’ Busby
Vaudevill
Orpheum
Vera Wise
Frank Sepp
Harry Delmar
California Peaches
Money Flourishes in Vienna Sale of Archduke's Furnishings
In Vienna on July 16, huge sums changed hands at the sale of Klessheim Palace furnishings once owned by Archduke Ludwig Victor. native bidders pushed prices into millions while foreign collectors struggled to compete. rare Gobelins sold for 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 crowns each as the event demonstrated broad wealth. The Vienna Derby drew about 30,000 attendees with betting machines totaling 4,500,000 crowns.
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Vienna
Austria
Klessheim Palace
Ludwig Victor
France
England
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