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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
The Pierremen snapped a losing streak with a 5 to 2 win over Frank Manush's Bulls yesterday afternoon. Rube of Spero pitched well while Moore and Eldridge kept the pace, and Pierre's timely hits in the sixth and a solid eighth helped seal the victory before a strong local crowd.
Babe Ruth endorses the American Committee for Relief in Ireland and urges fans to donate to aid hungry children and women. The appeal seeks 10 240 000 dollars and emphasizes non sectarian humanitarian aims.
Results yesterday show outcomes in American and National leagues with teams like Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and others. Notable games include Boston losing to Detroit, and Birmingham routing Nashville 8 to 1.
The Bulls prepare for another game before traveling to Winston-Salem to finish the week with Clancy's improved Twins. Red Walsh, recalled from Spartanburg, started at third base and flashed a sharp stop on a hot liner. Jenkins and Gardin were released, leaving Eldridge Patterson Frenick and Aitchison as the pitching staff. Carl Brown made a great catch on a long foul by Paw Dayton in the seventh.
In the South Atlantic region Charlotte defeated Spartanburg with a 5 to 6 score while Augusta Greenville battled rain. Columbia edged Charleston 6 to 7, with 106 recorded in attendance or score context.
Virginia results show Rogiy Mount 6 over Newport News 1 and Richmond 4 over Portsmouth 1% with Suffory 8 and Norfolk 4. Wilson led Petersburg 14 to 5 in a listed score summary.
The column lists multiple baseball results for teams including Columbus Milwaukee Louisville St Paul Toledo Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis Jersey City Syracuse Reading Toronto Newark Rochester Baltimore Buffalo and more. It also mentions that in the middle ages suicides were buried at crossroads and credits Michael Servetus with first teaching blood circulation.
Cleveland prepares for the sixth International Kiwanis club convention to be held the week of June 20. Eight thousand delegates and visitors from 500 clubs in the United States and Canada are expected to attend.
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