Pointers Team Set for Durham Series amid City Games
High Point fans expect multiple baseball tilts tomorrow as Archdale faces Trinity at Welch Field at 3 30 pm while Highland Cotton mill meets the Reformed Church and Tom Linson Chairmakers play Fairview. Archdale ace George Baker to lead the mound with McDowd set for Trinity.
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Charlotte News
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Danville Tobacconists
Greensboro Patriots defeat High Point in Piedmont League tilt
Greensboro hitters pound Rube Eldridge for 17 hits as Molly Cox leads with a home run, a double and three singles in a 12 to 2 win over High Point Herndon's first half champs. Ike Sader scatters eight hits for Greensboro while Jim Conley and others spark the offense.
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Clancy
Washington Nationals Dominate AL Most Valuable Player Contenders
The Washington club displays four strong MVP candidates Walter Johnson leads pitching as a longtime ace. Stanley Harris impresses as a flashy second baseman with AL-wide admirers. Joe Judge shines at first base as a dangerous hitter. Sam Ries anchors the outfield as a fleet defender and hitter.
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Results roundup of yesterday's Piedmont and league games
Yesterday results include Piedmont foes Winstedalem 3 Raleigh 0 Danville 2 Durham 38 Greensboro 12 High Point 2 Newport News 3 Rocky Mount 1 Norfolk 5 Wilson 0 Portsmouth 7 Richmond 6 Charlotte 5 Charleston 4 Augusta 3 Spartanburg 1 Columbia 5 Greenville 4 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 5 Boston 8 Chicago 7 New York 12 St Louis 7 Detroit 1 Washington 9 Chicaro 4 Boston 3 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 11 St Louis 5 New York 6.
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Terrific Battle Ends In No Decision Between Leonard Tendler
Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler fought a 12 round no decision bout in Jersey City. Leonard appeared favored in the final rounds though judges offered mixed opinions. Tendler led early rounds as the crowd of about 60 000 witnessed the clash with heavy betting and high attendance.
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Manny Saman
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