Twins Beat The Pointers In Weird Exhibition Of Soma
New York June 1 1922 two veteran players Tommy Leach and George Stovall now manage Florida State League clubs in Tampa and Daytona reflecting lean times. Winston-Salem beat High Point 7 to 6 at Welch field as Clancy’s club rallied late while High Point’s Koneman pitched well until sixth inning trouble.
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Pointers
Soma
New York
Tommy Leach
George Stovall
Tommy
Tampa
Stovalli
Daytona
Leach
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Clark
Stovall
Cleveland
George
Welch Field
Winston-Salem
Goodh men edge Raleigh in eleven inning baseball clash
The Goodh men defeated Raleigh 5 to 4 in eleven innings at the local park. McWhorter and Allen pitched eleven innings each, tying for most hits with 11 allowed. Durham built a 3-0 lead, Raleigh rallied, and a late Durham run secured victory in a hard fought contest with several two base hits and key plays by Magrann Benson Lennox and Davis.
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Magran
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Davis
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Kearney
Dannielly
Dayton
Canady
Magrann
Strain
Bandrimer
Kelly
Daugherty
Pointers Seek Wins as Pitching and Batting Rally Fade
The Pointers lose a heartbreaker as Koneman’s strong pitching stabilizes a slim lead, while Brubeck’s late homer stirs hope. Eldridge is slated to duel Raleigh, aiming a sixth straight win. Harris boosts Winston-Salem wins, Powell’s bat stays hot, and a Pointers road trip to Raleigh, Durham, and back looms with series against Capitals and Bulls before facing Patriots at home.
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Durham
Capitals
Bulls
Charlie Carroll
Patriots
Clipped Danville Loses to Greensboro in 7 1/2 Inning Defeat
Saddler limited the crippled Danville nine to eight hits as Greensboro won 7 to 1. Donaldson led Greensboro with a double and three singles in four at bats, while Shay, Carroll, Mereier, Teague and Honeycutt contributed with other hits. Danville managed eight safeties, Stiteler starting on the mound for the visitors.
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Saddler
Greensboro
Patriots
Stiteler
Platter
Donaldson
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Donald‘son
Smith
McMillan
Slight Decline On New York Cotton
New York cotton opened steady with a net move ranging from a decline of 4 points to an advance of 10 points. liquidation after the bureau report caused scattered selling about 3 to 6 points below last night’s close with July at 4 20.62 and October at 20.41. futures opened steady with July 20.65 October 20.20 December 20.02 January 19.77 March 19.69.
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Coton
Greenwood Pastor to Lead Winston-Salem First Baptist
Dr. John Robert Jester will leave Greenwood after four and a half years as pastor of First Baptist to take the pastorate at Winston-Salem First Baptist beginning July 1. Winston-Salem church plans a $250,000 building funded partly by a $50,000 gift from a member. it is the mother church of ten area Baptist churches. Since Dr. Jester’s arrival in Greenwood the local church grew by about 700 members. He says the move offers a larger field of service despite affection for Greenwood.
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John Robert Jester
First Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
Jester
Negro Teams to Play In City Tomorrow
The Red Sox High Point negro baseball team meets Wadesboro Giants at Welchfield tomorrow and Saturday. Wadesboro is said to have one of the strongest negro teams in the state. First game starts at 4 p.m. tomorrow. High Point has won all five of its games.
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High Point
Wadesboro Giants
Welchfield
Wadesboro
Umpire Solodan Makes First High Point Appearance
Umpire Jim Solodan debuted in High Point yesterday calling balls and strikes for a game with Winston-Salem at Welchfield. His work pleased fans as a new appointee of President Bramham to replace Jack Turner who resigned, with Froghorn Blythe assisting.
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Jim Solodan
High Point
Winston-Salem
Welchfield
Solodan
Bramham
Jack Turner
Froghorn Blythe
Blythe
Hea
Ans
Manager Clancy Sells Unruly Pitcher to Houston Club
Manager Clancy announced yesterday that he has sold Tom Gheen, an unruly pitcher, to the Houston club of the Texas league. Gheen pitched a no hit game for the Twins this season before being suspended.
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Clancy
Tom Gheen
Houston Club
Gheen
Twins
McLean Elected Permanent President of 1922 Graduates
In Chapel Hill on June 1 J A McLean of Gibsonville was elected permanent president of the class of 1922 at the final meeting of the year. Also elected were L G Wilson of Dunn as vice president L J Phipps of Chapel Hill as secretary and M W Nash of Winston-Salem as treasurer.
Irby Makes Spectacular Fourth Inning Grab
Irby snags Anderson’s drive in the fourth inning to rob a likely hit, with Pointer center fielder beating the ball to the glove and preventing extra bases.
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Irby
Anderson
Yesterday's Results Piedmont League Scores
Raleigh defeated 4 to 5 by Durham in a Raleigh at bat result. High Point posted 7 against Windon Salem and Danville won 1 against Greensboro.
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Durham
High Point
Windon-Salem
Danville
Greensboro
Baseball Scores From The American League
In the latest results Boston won 6 to 4 over Washington while Cleveland defeated Chicago 4 to notched a win. St Louis edged Detroit 7 to 5. An additional game was not scheduled.
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Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
National League scores from today
Philadelphia beat New York 3 to 1 Brooklyn defeated Boston 4 to 1 Pittsburgh overwhelmed Cincinnati 11 to 2 with one game postponed due to rain Other game postponed by rain
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Cincinnati
American Association Scores Snap Shot
Milwaukee 9 defeats Indianapolis 3 while Kansas City 6 tops Louisville 4 and Columbus 3 loses to Toledo 13 in a compact oil of standings. Minneapolis 7 bests St. Paul 1 with Columbus and Toledo delivering the major blowouts.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
International League Scores Report
In a busy slate Newark lost to Jersey City 1 to 2 while Reading overwhelmed Baltimore 12 to 6 Buffalo defeated Toronto Y 5 to 5 Syracuse edged Rochester 9 to 10 in a tight contest and left several games unsettled.
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Rochester
Southern Association Scores Show Rain Delays
Wet grounds in Chattanooga Memphis and other cities affect games as Memphis beats New Orleans 4 to 18 while Birmingham trails Atlanta and Nashville at Little Rock 10 to 5 amid rain delays.
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Southern Association
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
South Atlantic scores and standings update
Charleston defeated Augusta 8 to 7 while Augusta lost 0 to 6 to unknown opponent. Charlotte led 3 to 5 over Greenville. Columbia won 11 to 5 against Spartanburg in a multi city score update for the South Atlantic region.
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South Atlantic
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Augusta
Charlotte
Greenville
Columbia
Spartanburg
Virginia League Scores Card Snapshot
Portsmouth 4 Norfolk 38 Richmond 3 Rocky Mount 6 Newport News 1 Wilson 5. District standings reflected in a concise league tally from the Virginia circuit with teams listed and scores noted.
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Portsmouth
Norfolk
Richmond
Rocky Mount
Newport News
Wilson
Highland Rally Pushes Past Oakdale in 11 2 Victory
Highland staged a second inning rally to defeat Oakdale 11 to 2 on Saturday. F Price homer, Tysinger three bagger, Hodgin key Oakdale hitter. Highland improves to 8 wins in 4 games as Morrison MacDonald opposed Holder Morrows.
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F. Price
Tysinger
Hodgin
Morrison
MacDonald
Holder
Morrows
Graduation gift from Wagger's stands out
A line about a graduation gift from Wagger's emphasizes appreciation and value of the gesture. The brief note highlights the shopper’s sentiment toward the gift and retailer without additional details.
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Clancyman
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Gibson
Morbach
Harris
Bill Bribeck
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