Eldridge Secures Seventh Victory in Durham Battle
Rube Eldridge known as the Duke of Spero pitched for Hish Point to a 4 to 2 win over Bull. He allowed eight hits and kept the attack scattered as StE, Dayton Magran, and others contributed. The home club scored three in the third and one in the eighth, with Gooch and Conley aiding the offense.
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Durham
Rube Eldridge
Duke of Spero
Hish Point Club
Lee Gooe Irgee Hang
Rube
Ste
Dayton Magran
Aine
Dayton
Poi
Boc
Recetaur
Herndon
Ca Aballe
Thrasher
Wacha
Conley
Esco
Dan Oyestoon
Stain
Overton
McWhorter
Watts
High Point Ab
H. Poe
Irby
Cf Overton
J. Smith
Jf. Thrasher
Schmidt
Powell
Eldridge
Durham Ab
A. Magrann
Dannielly
O LP
Benson
Gooch
Es Resco
Strain
MceWhorte
High Point
Magrann
Resco
Gaffney
Kelly
Dave Emulates Eddie Plank as Pitcher Learns Control
The piece compares Dave to Eddie Plank, noting his resemblance in form and style. It credits Plank with mentoring Dave after a prior stint with the Chicago White Sox and highlights Plank’s lessons on control, keeping the batter nervous, throwing to the corners, and pitching away from the batter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Plank
Dave
Danforth
Chicago White Sox
Edaie
Eddie
Ricks
Plank
Danville and Greensboro Fall Breaks in Two Baseball Games
Danville Tobacconists crushed Raleigh 15 to 5 as Greensboro Patriots beat Winston-Salem 3 to 1 in a decisive baseball doubleheader. The report also notes debate over a Harry Greb versus Georges Carpentier bout with Philadelphia Jack O'Brien predicting Greb would win if matched, citing their styles and hard-hitting potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Philadelphia
Vitory OF Fighters
Green
Raleigh
Carroll
Carpentier
Winston-Salem
Greensboro Patriots
Harris
O’quinn
Bribeck
Greensboro
Bhay
Ose
CE TS
Donaldson
Mere
Rk Roe RY
OH Dorman
UV JU
COR BP
Winston-Salem Ab
R. H. Po
Hee Het
Ie Whitnam
O&o
Morbach
Andersen
Harrig
Shay
Carroll Donaldson
Mercier
Teague
Cox
Sases
O'Quinn
Winiston-Salem
Heck
Balk
Myers
Anderson
Daugherty
O'Keefe
New York
Harry Greb
Georges Carpentier
Greb
Pittsburgh
Jack
Harry
O’brien
Ancient City to Be Excavated by U S Men
American scientists begin excavations at Colophon in Asia Minor. Project run jointly by Harvard Fogg Museum and American School of Classical Studies in Athens with Hetty Goldman and Carl W. Blegen leading. Two annual fellowships of 1000 dollars awarded to Franklin Clark Fry of Hamilton College and Phillip Haldane Davis of Princeton University. They will reside in Athens next year as students.
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Athens
Colophon
Asia Minor
Fogg Museum of Art
Harvard University
Aemrican School of Classical Studies
Hetty Goldman
Bryn Mawr
Carl W. Blegen
Yale
Smyrna
Ephesus
Franklin Clark Fry
Hamilton College
Phillip Haldane Davis
Princeton University
Aathens
Bishop in Charlotte in serious condition after restless night
A bishop named Bish ilgo of Charlotte was reported by an attending physician to be in a very serious condition after a restless night. The update described he was gradually losing strength and remained in a critical state.
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Bishilgo
Charlotte, N
Phy
Bishop
Es Mphis
Epelghn Cg
Former Taft Cabinet Member Richard Ballinger Dies
Seattle mourns Judge Richard A Ballinger a former cabinet official in Taft’s administration his death noted yesterday in Seattle. The report adds a separate statistic about matches used in the U S noting about 5000 lighted each second and about 4000 borrowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Richard A. Ballinger
Taft
U. S
Attend Tom Thumb wedding tomorrow night at the auditorium
Be sure to attend the Tom Thumb wedding tomorrow night at the auditorium admission 50c.
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Tom Thumb
Tom Thumb Wedding at Auditorium Tomorrow Night
Auditorium tomorrow night at 8 30 p m hosts a Tom Thumb wedding event with admission set at 50 cents. Come join the playful pageant and family entertainment.
London Prepares for Rich Money Harvest Scene
London anticipates a postwar money boom with unprecedented leisure plans. Claring Cross Road will host the largest dance hall complex, seating 1 600 dancers and 1 000 spectators on a single floor balcony. Eighty men and women will teach dancing as three bands perform. The Bishop of Peterborough suggests a "For the Fellowship of Britain" fund box at every ballroom and dinner table to aid hungry Britons.
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London
Claring Cross Road
Peterborough
Fellowship of Britain
Memphis Banker Acquitted in Stock Fraud Case
W iL Huntley Jr a former Memphis bank official was acquitted by a U S court jury on charges of using mafias to defraud connected to an alleged stock scandal. E B Carter of Lynchburg Va claimed a $28 000 loss in the affair.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. Il. Huntley, Jr
United States
S&andle
E. B. Carter
Lynchburg
Yesterday's Results From Piedmont League Show Mixed Scores
Danville 15 Raleigh 6 leads as Piedmont results show Durham 2 High Point 4 and Winston Salem 1 Greensboro 3 in a backdrop of regional baseball action.
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Piedmont
Danville
Raleigh
Durham
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Boston Beats St Louis 7 to 2 in rain
In a National game Boston defeated St Louis 7 to 2 while others played under rainy conditions. The match highlighted strong batting and pitching by Boston as St Louis struggled to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Boston
St. Louis
American Scorescard Late Winter Baseball Results
Chicago 1 New York 3. Cleveland 0 Washington 3. Detroit 14 Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 5 Boston 2. Summary notes results from multiple 19th century style matchups.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Newark Reading Rain Delays Scores From Northeast Games
International notes show results from Newark events with Jersey City 2 Baltimore 6 Toronto 6 Rochester 2 Syracuse 0 Buffalo 4. readings marked by rain and wet conditions amid the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Scores from American Association games
The American Association results show Indianapolis 6 Toledo 4 and Milwaukee 6 St. Paul 4. Louisville 3 Columbus 7 and Kansas City 5 Minneapolis 12.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Weather Skies Send Rain Over Southern Cities
Reported rainfall sweeps Southern cities with Birmingham at 9 percent Nashville 4 Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 8 Mobile 38 Little Rock 1 and New Orleans Memphis area affected as showers move through the region.
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Winston-Salem
Cleveland
Washington
Hea Galnnige
New York
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Southern Pet Club
Mobile
Birmingham
Little Ro
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
South Atlantic
Charleston
Columbia
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Augusta
Greenville
Southern
Little Rock
South Atlantic scores Greenville tops Columbia in mixed action
In the South Atlantic matchup Greenville defeated Columbia 6 to 3 while Charleston led 9 to 2 over Charlotte as Spartanburg and Augusta played under rain conditions.
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South Atlantic
Greenville
Columbia
Charleson
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Augusta
Cleveland, C. man elected president of locomotive firemen
Houston June 7 David B. Robertson of Cleveland Ohio was elected president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, succeeding W. S. Carter.
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W. S. Carter
Houston
Texas
David B. Robertson
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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Davis
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Johnson
Bandrimer
Lennox
T MeMillan
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Palmer
Abbott
Trexier
Winston
Baker
McDonald
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Palmer Lan
Passedall
Kellar
Schlitze
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Solodar
U.S
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Lido
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So Rich
Cees Gid
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Paft
Huntley
Chesterfield
Liggest & Myers Tobacco Co
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