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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
6
O'Keefe and Solodar lead the Patriots in a split game against the Dansille squad. Attendance reached 1,208 as the contest continued from page five.
The item notes Good Old Rube invincible on the doublebill with a 1:39 time and attendance of 1,600. A separate dispatch reports Limrick captured by the Irish national army, with prisoners and arms seized as of July 21.
Two base hits by Trexler and Conley with sacrifices by Regan and McMillan set up runs as Greensboro and UAMV HIG split a 4 5 game. Harris and Sadler combined for 3 strikeouts with 1 walk by Harris. Game time 2 17. Umpires Kelly Blythe and Harper.
Results show Piedmont and nearby cities with varied outcomes as Raleigh won 2-0 while High Point lost 3-5 Winston Salem 3-4 Durham 4-2 Greensboro 11-2 Danville 2-3 and Virginia games postponed due to rain. Philadelphia- St Louis 6-4 New York- Detroit 5-1 Boston- Chicago 3-2 Washington- Cleveland 8-2 Pittsburgh- Philadelphia 2-7 Chicago- Brooklyn 11-3 Cincinnati- New York 7-3 St Louis 5 Baston 4
The Piedmont district county agents summer conference opens in Statesville with sessions at the courthouse and Yanes hotel. Farmers discuss issues and round table talks on farming problems are expected to be profitable for agriculturists.
Cincinnati dispatch reports Superintendent R N Bird says the Wabash railroad has pulled six important trains due to a railroad strike. Mail service in the division will be slowed accordingly as the strike disrupts schedules.
Special to The Enterprise Southern Pines reports Moore County moving education forward with a new school building under construction and two additional bond issues approved. Voters gave strong support, signaling broad regional awareness of school needs.
In Statesville on July 21 more than 6 000 Piedmont farmers gathered at the North Carolina Experiment Station Farm for their annual picnic. Over 1 300 vehicles passed the gates of the farm.
A rural fair showcased a range from old time mule drawn carriages to modern prosperous farmer limousines with songs speeches and many cats as highlights, ensuring a lively good time for all attendees.
The sovereign commander and sovereign clerk of the Woodmen of the World visited Asheville on July 21 to survey proposed sites for a Magnificent hospital to serve members with tuberculosis. They had toured multiple North Carolina towns and planned stops in Virginia.
Miss Belle H Bennett a nationally known Methodist church figure died in Richmond Kentucky after a lingering illness at an early hour. Her death is noted as a loss to church circles across the country.
Baseball scores show Baltimore defeated Toronto 8 to 3, Reading edged Buffalo 9 to 8, Jersey City beat Rochester 6 to 4, and Newark trounced Syracuse 10 to 2. Strong performances by Baltimore and Newark stand out.
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