Manager Herndon Arrives to Prep High Point for 1922 Ball Season
Harding Herndon, new manager of the High Point baseball club, has arrived at the Sheraton to organize the squad for the 1922 season. About 26 men are to report, with tryouts for 14 spots starting this week and training beginning April 5. Herndon, former Lindale and Columbus SA League figure, will also play outfield this year.
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Harding Herndon
High Point
Sheraton
Herndon
Birmingham
Lindale
Columbus Club
Newark Bears
Bears
Newark Internationls
Welch Field
Bill Ashton
Twin Fans Lock 15 Clancy for Win in Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem baseball scene buzzes as Clancy plans early workouts for his Twins ahead of the 1922 Piedmont league season. Roster uncertainties linger with new and familiar names, while Charlies Mor back from Newark and prospects like Tom Fisher and Herber Sullivan enter the mix.
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Winston-Salhm
Mr. Pan
Twins
Orioles
Grantee
Baltimore
Clancy
Ceachers
Winston-Salem
Winsom-Salem
Clanc
Heck
Whitman
Dillinger
Rea
Johnny Koval
Charlies Mor
Newark
N. J
Tom Fisher
Providence R. L
Herber, Sullivan
Jack Dunn
Gus Kellerman
Portsmouth
Virginia
Starto &Gen
Clancyv
Hoke Dillinger
Ben Anderson
Hoke
Anderson
Trenton
New Jersey
O Clarence Meyers
Whitwhinger
O'Hara
Joseph Keogh
Sol Schulitzie
Piedmont League Preseason Buzz Across North Carolina
Winston-Salem Sentinel reports widespread Piedmont league preparations across cities. Durham aims with promising battery prospects led by Lee tooch. Richmond standouts like Gus McWhorter join Bull’s team. Danville Abbott and Greensboro Charlie Carrol train squads while Herndon leads Furniture Makes. High Point undergoes manager changes. Capital City Duncan projects future Wedmont champions amid hoped-for strong attendance.
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Winston-Salem Sentinel
Durham
Lee Tooch
Gus McWhorter
Richmond
Danvelle
Abbott
Greensboro
Charlie Carrol
Patriot
Herndon
Capital
Duncan
Charlie Clancy
North Carolina
Guilford Opens Baseball Season At High Point March 25
Guilford college announces its 1924 baseball season opener at High Point on Saturday March 25 against Mars Hill College. Captain H B Shere will likely start on the mound with Hayworth catching. Lineup includes J G Frazier at short J W Frazier at third Cummings at second and Mewlin in left field.
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Guilford College
High Point
Mars Hill College
Doak
H. B. Shere
Hayworth
J. G. Frazier
J. W. Frazier
Cummings
Mewlin
Quakers
H. B. Shore
Ernest Shore
T. KE. McBane
George Ferrell
Braves uncover find of pitcher Lansing in camp report
The Boston Braves show promising rookie Ernest Lansing from Rensselaer New Jersey after he joined from the South Atlantic league. Manager Mitchell praises his work ethic and potential as a regular despite past control issues. Lansing, a six foot 1585 pound pitcher with a lively fastball, has impressed in spring training. Twenty six women hold key state board roles in New Mexico.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Braves
Heirnest Lansing
Mitchell
Lansing
Rensselaer, NJ
Boston
The
Braves
New Mexico
Rub My Tism Antiseptic Pain Killer Advertised
A vintage ad promotes Rub My Tism as an antiseptic and pain relief for infected sores tester sprains neuralgia and rheumatism. The short promotional copy emphasizes topical use and quick relief through a medicinal salve.
Formal Opening Day Promises Family Fun All Day
The event marks a formal opening on Saturday March 25 starting at 9 a.m. and running to 5 p.m. West End Drug Co invites the public to attend with their entire families and join the community celebration.
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West End Drug Co
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Art Higgins
Queen of Serials
Nan of
Hart Drug CO
the Rose Theatre
J. PL. McCowan IN
Rattler
William S. Hart
White Oak
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South Main Street
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