High Point Triumph Extends Season Win Streak Over Patriots
A large crowd of 1,180 watched Hardin Herndon’s Pointers defeat Greensboro 7 to 4. Percy Pegram led the locals with a double and two singles, while Jay Smith filled in at first base with solid defense. Lefty Sherrill allowed 11 hits but kept the Pointers in the lead until the eighth, with Jinx Starris finishing the game on the mound.
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Nealey Hunter
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Bill Meekin
Keystone
Ray
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Art Black
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Saree Herndon
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Stoney Point
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Cox
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Ray Bing
Ining Fulsay
Brandon
Biedless
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O'Tlara
Herndo Ad
Pogram Herndon
L. Thrasher
D. Harris
Sehmidt
Fabray
Sabric
Spencer
Danveslee Triumphs Over Rinleigh Capitals in Final Game
On June 21 in Winston-Salem the Twins dominated the Rinleigh Capitals 7 to 1. Haury starred for the Twins while Ross was attacked early until reliever Garrison took over. Smith Stundaert Inman Waldron Stringfield and McMahon contributed strong play with Smith hitting a two base hit to right in the fifth. Box score and summary.
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Twins
Haury
Rinleigh Capitals
Ross
Garrison
Smith
Stundaert
Inman
Waldron
Stringfield
McMahon
Ep Hemer
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Rf. AE
Strivefield
MecMahon
Matzen
Allen
Dean
Winston
Alk
Meera
Cromer
Standmert
Stanley
Ftymer
Dalia
Durham Tops Danville After Losing Three In Row
Durham Bulls reverse skid by beating Danville Tobacconists 2 0 in the noon game. Brunnell hits a solo homer in the fourth, Hackney shines on the mound allowing eight hits, with Westnedge supporting in the field and multiple extra base plays noted.
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CAEL
Durham
Danville Tobacconists
Bulls
Brunimitt
Hackney
Westnedge
Danville
Tretry
Thompson
Brumell
Baseball play by play lacks full report of game details
The record lists bases on balls for Hackney and a pitching error by Westnedge. A double play sequence occurred Murphy to Meyers to Resso, Brum to Bourg. Westnedge also pitched. Time noted 1:40. Umpires Mahley and Osborne. Attendance not recorded.
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Westnedge
Murphy
Meyers
Resso
Brummett
Bourg
Tinte
Mahley and Osborne
Earle Wins Honors At The Weekly Gun Shoot
Earle won honors at the weekly gun club shoot with 22 of 25. Other scores include Amos 19 Rowland 19 Wilson 18 Mathews 18 Holton 16 Chamberlin 15 Craven 12 Misenheimer 7. A four quail shoot drew rowland Wilson Amos and Wilson scoring 18, 10, 8 and 7. Plans were announced for a big Fourth of July shoot inviting shooters from Winston Salem Greensboro Salisbury Concord and Mebane with a barbecue and prizes and handicapping to balance entries.
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CG. I. Amos
MM. C. Rowland
J. W. Wolson
Inox Wilson
Be CT Mathews
EB. H.holton
AL Chamberlin
Fred Thomas Bee
R. A. Craven
Cca. Misenheimer
C.L. Amos
J. W. Wilson
Winston Salem
Greensboro
Salisbury
Concord
Mebane
Results Yesterday From Piedmont Circuits And Southern Leagues
Yesterday's scores list Piedmont High and regional games by city, with results in multiple leagues. Details show Greenville, Spartanburg, Macon, Asheville, Norfolk, Richmond, Knoxville, Bristol, Johnson City, Nashville, Atlanta, New Orleans, Memphis, Mobile, Little Rock, Chattanooga, Birmingham, Columbus, Louisville, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and more with various outcomes and innings noted.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Ambiguous, Declared Event at Florida State Draytona
Unclear OCR text lists various locations and scores with errors. Mentions Worida State at Draytona Lakeland Orlando and Braden town along with St. Petersburg St. Louis and Chicago, but details are garbled and dates or outcomes are not discernible.
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Draytona
Lakeland
AL Tanna
Orlando
AL St. Petersburg
Bradentown
Pickett Mill Team Clinches First Half Honors With Victory
The Pickett Cotton Mill team clinched first half honors in the Industrial league by defeating Durham Hosiery Mills 10-0. Tolbert pitched six innings allowing only three singles. Sechrest and Talbert pitched well in relief as Pickett hit hard, scoring ten runs in the sixth.
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Wimbledon Tourney Draw Attracts American Contingent
The forthcoming Wimbledon tournament includes notable American players such as Vincent Richards, R Norris Williams, and Watson M. Washburn. William M. Johnston is not defending his title as several rivals from the United States vie for the honor.
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Brillant
William M. , Johnston
Vincent Richards
Wills
R. Norris Williams
Wwatson M. Wasiburn
Interdoilegie
Wimbledon introduces seeded draw for first time
The 164 players are seeded in the draw for the Wimbledon championship, reducing early meetings of two stars from the same country. The change is seen as financially and otherwise favorable for the event.
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Baekea
Champonshiere
Storty
Triri County League Formed and Upcoming Opening
A tri county league formed with Liberty Sister City Asheboro and Jonesboro Sanford. The league opens next Wednesday with Asheboro and Liberty playing against Jonesboro Sanford. Plans call for splitting the season with a break before the final half, determining a winner by late August. The piece also notes baseball results from national and American leagues and statistics on hens production in the United States.
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Asheboro
Jonesboro-Sanford
Jonesboo-Sanford
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