Pointers Gain in Race as High Point Eyes First Place
High Point trails Greensboro Patriots by twelve points with next week’s series critical to standings. Herndon’s Cardinals stay within reach, while Danville and Raleigh games could shape the top of the ladder. Bulls and Pointers both face pivotal tests as Winston-Salem releases Bob Kirke after a Charlotte setback.
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Patriots Win a Great Pitcher's Battle From Raleigh
In Greensboro on July 22 Mickie O Quinn allowed three hits as the Patriots defeated Raleigh 2 to 0 in a well pitched game. Gibson was touched for six safeties while Raleigh pitcher faltered in the seventh inning when two runs crossed. Smith at third made 14 chances with two errors on tough plays.
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Indians boast trio forming dangerous fielding core
Speaker stands as a leading manager and star fielder for Cleveland. MeIns is debated as the finest first baseman in the American League, while Charley Jamieson emerges as a top outfielder with speed and power.
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Frenick Dominates Virginians In Danville Pitching Duel
Eddie Frenick delivered one of his best games while stopping the Virginians on four hits over nine innings in Danville. He recovered from a rough first frame and dazzled with sharp twisters that kept runners off the bases and the home plate vacant throughout the game.
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Absent Pointers threaten Furniture City baseball season
The local sports note warns that without the Pointers the Furniture City team may lose its baseball season. Scheduled Saturday afternoon events by the Comprising the Communt Tiductrials league promise practice and echoes of baseball activity.
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Yesterday's Results Piedmont Soccer League Scores
Greensboro 2 Raleigh 0. Danville 0 High Point 2. Durham 3 Winston-Salem 14.
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Baseball Scores From NATETIOX Al St. Louis and More
A shorthand tally shows NATETIOX Al St. Louis 6 to Boston 1 and Chicago 1 to Brooklyn 0. Cincinnati 56 to New York 3 and Pittsburgh 6 to Philadelphia 0.
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Unclear Scorecard of City Matches
Listed city game scores show Boston edging Chicago and New York defeating Detroit while Philadelphia and St Louis posted results. Washington trailed 0 to others with Cleveland incomplete.
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American Association scores report snapshot
Minneapolis beat Toledo 8 to 4 while Toledo stood 3 3. Milwaukee topped Louisville 10 to 13. St Paul defeated Columbus 3 to 1. Kansas City led Indianapolis 8 to ? with incomplete result.
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Buffalo beats Reading 2 to 0 in international match
Syracuse defeats Newark Rochester 6 to 5 while Jersey City posts a 6 to 0 result. Other games remain unscheduled and pending.
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Little Rock and Chattanooga play to ten in extra innings
In a National League style doubleheader score, Little Rock and Chattanooga fought to a 2 2 tie after 10 innings. Atlanta came from behind to beat Mobile 2 1. Birmingham rolled past New Orleans 12 0. Other games were not scheduled.
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Local Soccer Scores From Southern States Mix
Charleston defeats Augusta 4 to 1 while Spartanburg tops Columbia 4 to 1 Greenville and Charlotte draw 6 6 after 15 innings in a high scoring marathon teams from South and North Carolina chase regional bragging rights and standings.
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Virginia Newart News 3 Richmond 2
Local score roundup reports Newart News defeating Richmond 3 to 2 in Virginia. Portsmouth shows a 6 to 1 win while Wilson drops to 1 and 5, and Rocky Mount improves to 4 and 2 in recent standings.
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English Actors Form Cooperative Producing Company
A group of English actors in London have formed a cooperative producing company to stage plays themselves. They will finance and manage productions including She S… to Cemyner and other classics, with prominent actresses likely to join on equal terms.
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Jail inmate sets mattress fire in Lynchburg cell
Car Reed a young white man arrested for drunkenness started a fire in his jail cell mattress. Attendants extinguished the blaze with slight damage and no disturbance to other prisoners.
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Bulls Hang Up New High Record For Errors and Lose
Durham losses to Winston-Salem 14 to 3 as Durham commits a season high 10 errors. McWhorter and Woodington combine for 19 Winston-Salem hits while Gibson and teammates struggle on the mound. Final score 14-3 with Winston-Salem collecting 8 runs across the middle frames to seal victory.
Angora Plans Modernization and Prisoner Poetry Edict
Angora the capital and Mustafa Kemal Pasha’s base announces a modernization drive. A public garden boulevard and a grand fountain will adorn Parliament Street. Prisoners in Angora prison numbering 105 will learn nationalist poetry, with notebooks and slates provided. Workshops for tailoring and bootmaking are planned in Anatolia’s 400 prisons.
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No Spooning in Tavis
Chicago delegates to the national convention of taxicab owners say spooning in taxicabs is obsolete as prohibition arrives, ending romance in cabs.
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Radium price drops as ore costs rise worldwide
Washington reports radium, used in cancer treatment and science, has fallen 15 to 20 percent in price. About 250 tons of ore yield one gram. ore from Colorado must travel to New Jersey for extraction, prompting calls for a Colorado plant to skip long shipments.
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New Oyster Beds Near ViValve In Maurice River Cove
Several hundred acres of new oyster planting grounds in the Maurice River Cove have been applied for by growers at ViValve. Engineers from the State Shell Fisheries commission are surveying the plots. The grounds lie in the lower cave area where large quantities of oysters and Gam were recently found.
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Foxy Leaguers Turn To Nail Reinforced Bats
The piece reports on bats studded with nails used by major league players to prevent splitting and increase power. It notes catchers and umpires watching for the practice, with potential league-wide action to ban nails and preserve fair play.
Dr Howard Moore’s Alaska Trip By River and Road
Winchester report notes Dr Howard Moore left Shenandoah Junction for Alaska where he runs a drug store and practices medicine. He walked 400 miles home after a three month visit, took sixteen days, and plans a river voyage back now thawed rivers allow boats on a 16,000 mile route.
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Nahant Tenpin Plan Provokes Lynn Contempt From Aristocracy
Michael Des Carlo, wealthy from chickens, moves to Nahant and turns his seventeen room house into a free for all tenpin alley. He challenges the local elite to court and invites poor Lynn children to enjoy sea air and play, saying no court can regulate a child's laughter. He defies critics and vows to let kids frolic.
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Petersburg City Council elects new officials after death
At a Petersburg Virginia city council meeting on July 22 Forrest W. Tucker was elected clerk to fill the vacancy from the death of German B. Gill. Captain Dennie Perkinson was elected a member of the school board and R Bolling Willcox was chosen city attorney.
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No Plant Grows in Widows in Italy Remarry on Saturday
Fragmentary OCR notes mention widows in Italy and remarriage on a Saturday. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event, dates, or identifiable persons to establish a full news item.
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Marine Corps offers education to every recruit
The United States Marine Corps announces a government funded correspondence school program for all recruits during three years of enlistment. Recruits may study from a wide menu of courses from engineering to stenography with books provided. High school graduates may receive practical training in bookkeeping and accounting in Washington.
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Hand Rolled Cigars Told By Entertainer Reader
Workers craft cigars entirely by hand while an entertainer reads aloud to ease the tedious relling process and keep morale steady.
Pointers Beat Danville in Low-Scoring Exhibition
Hardin Rodon’s High Point team extended its pennant push with a 2 to 0 win over Danville. J Smith and Gus Thompson hit solo home runs for the victors while Iddis Frenick pitched superbly, allowing four hits and shutout defense from Everton McMillan and Baker. Trexler had two hits for the visitors.
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Bolshevik Loss Declared by Swedish Premier in Nordic Peace View
Stockholm July 1 The Swedish premier Branting states Bolshevism is in decline and that no Nordic military ventures are planned He argues a stable peace has settled over northern Europe and Scandinavia and questions any nationalist armed conflict in the region.
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