Bond Narrowly Beats Pointers For Patriots Lead
The Patriots defeated Bill Pierre's Pointers to reclaim league leadership as Greensboro and Winston-Salem won their games. Red Bond pitched a shutout for Carroll, allowing six hits while Garden relieved. Key plays included Dannelly's walk and Carrell's long single, with Waldron singled for the Pointers and Gardens’ defense flawless.
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Roman
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High Point
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Au Carroll
L. Smith
Honeycutt
Ween
Raleigh and Twins Split Doubleheader in Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem Raleigh and the Twins split a doubleheader. Raleigh won 6 0 in the first game behind Bill Allan’s strong pitching and nine hits by the visitors. The second game saw Raleigh held to four singles as Stitler held the Capitals to two runs. Allison hit an inside the park homer in the fourth inning and Higgins pitched well but failed to gain a win.
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Clancymen
Raleigh
Capitals
Billi Allen
Kavardo
Twins
Stitler
Allison
Higgins
R. H
E. Raleigh
Winston
Allan
Kearney
Weir
Lockerbie
Spencer
Stiller
Results Yesterday From American and National Leagues
Yesterday's results show American games with Boston losing to Cincinnati New York rain and Chicago beating Philadelphia while St Louis, Brooklyn, Detroit and Cleveland posted wins in various matchups. National results include Pittsburgh defeating Boston and Chicago over Philadelphia as St Louis beat Brooklyn.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
National
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pledmont
Greensboro
Durham
High Point
Danville
Winston-Salem
St Louis
Southern
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rockashville
Mobile
Wilson Ae
Petersburg
Richmond
Newport News
Norfolk
Unclear Scores From Midwestern Association Roundup
Scattered results show Indianapolis St Paul tied with Iain in Columbus while Kansas City trails 3 to 13 as Louisville leads 6 to 2 against Minneapolis Toledo and Milwaukee post 17 in latest listings with no clear headline outcome.
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American Association
Indianapolis-St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
International Scores and Standings Snapshot
Jersey City hosts Newark with a 6 to 2 result while Syracuse edges Toronto 5 to 2. Baltimore defeats Reading 3 to 0 in regional play.
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International
Jersey City
Newark
Syracuse
Toronto
Baltimore
Reading
Virginia League Scores and Rain Delays Noted
In the Virginia League Richmond beat Norfolk and Portsmouth 9 to 6 with Suffolk 4 Petersburg 2. A rocky suburb match involving Wilson Newport News was affected by rain.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Petersburg
Rocky
Wilson-Newport News
Southern Football Scores Briefs Across Cities
Nashville 2 Memphis 4. Birmingham 8 Memphis 2. Birmingham 8 Little Rock 1 . Mobile 6 Chattanooga 4. New Orleans Atlanta rain affects schedule.
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Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Atlanta
Charlotte-Richmond
Birmingham-New York
New York
Augusta
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N. Y
Atlanta-Washington-N. Y
Standings Report From South Atlantic Results
Augusta leads with 4 points while Columbia 8, Charlotte 4, Charleston 3, Greenville 3, and Spartanburg 2 in the South Atlantic standings.
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Augusta
Columbia
Charlotte
Charleston
Greenville
Spartanburg
Fate of ten year old boy in court
In Xenia Ohio on June 10 Juvenile court authorities will decide the fate of James Blangy ten who yesterday shot and killed his eight year old brother Virgil during a quarrel at their Cedarville area home The boy was brought to Greene county jail Prosecutor Williamson said the youth claimed he quarrelled over fishing plans and accidentally shot Virgil with his father's revolver while they searched for a ghost in an upper room.
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Xenia
James Blangy
Virgil
Cedarville
Williamson
Greene County
Sauerkraut Diet Promise From National Packers Leader
A quotation from W H Knox, secretary of the National Kraut Packers Association, touts sauerkraut as a path to rosy cheeks and clear skin for girls, urging adoption of the diet.
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W. H. Knox
National Kraut Packers’ Association
Help Wanted Male Four Boys for Machine Room
Classified job notice seeking four male youths aged sixteen for machine room work. Apply at Mel ton Rhodes Co. The brief notice provides location and age requirement with no further details.
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Melton-Rhodes Co
How They Stand Prince Georges County Salvation Army Drive
Hyattsville Maryland June 10 A drive to raise 2500 for Salvation Army work in Prince George's county was launched with a flying squadron and brass band starting from Laurel Saturday at 10 am. They will tour towns along the Washington Baltimore boulevard visiting Beltsville Berwyn College Park Riverdale Hyattsville Bladensburg Mount Rainier Capitol Heights Seat Pleasant Forestville Centerville Mellwood Nottingham Surrattsville Brandywine and Marlboro. County chairman is Dr John E Lansbury with W H Anglin as vice chairman and W A Shepherd as county treasurer.
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Prince George's County
Hyattsville
Salvation Army
Laurel
Washington-Baltimore
Beltsville
Berwyn
College Park
Riverdale
Bladdensburg
Germany Collects Over 40 Billion Marks in 1920 Taxes
Berlin report shows German taxes totaling more than 40 billion paper marks for 1920. Premier Wirth urged optimism and called on the federal industrial council to help meet allied surrender terms while noting the mark's value is about one cent in U S currency.
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Berlin
Germany
Wirth
Federal Industrial Council
Baseball reference to a rival painter in early play
A sharp line about a player who fouls the ball down the first and third baselines and the umpire or painter who marks the foul lines. The quip suggests tension between player and authority on the field.
Automobiles Save 3 Billion a Year
A June 10 dispatch from Columbia reports figures in a letter to the South Carolina Automotive Trade Association from the Mother Spring Company of Toledo Ohio. The letter says there are about 8 million automobiles in use in the United States and outlines vast economic savings and transportation mileage connected to daily car use.
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Columbia
United States
South Carolina
New York
San Francisco
Notice of Sale in Bankruptcy Case at High Point
In the Western District of North Carolina the EJECT-O-FILE COMPANY bankruptcy sale is set for Monday June 27 1921 at 11:00 a m on the company premises High Point North Carolina. Real estate buildings machinery fixtures office equipment stock and materials will be offered at public auction first separately then as a whole. Terms are cash with a ten percent certified check due at sale and balance on court confirmation. Trustee R B Terry. Thurs June 23.
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Clifford Frazier
Ejectofile Company
High Point
N. C
R. B, Terry
Signs of Settling British Coal Strike
London June 10 The conference of coal miners here decided a ballot should be taken in all English coal fields on a government proposed settlement This is seen as a long step toward peace in the coal fields The strike has tied up industry since April ee
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London
England
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Marie Walcamp
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