Pointers Split Twin Bill In High Point Slugfest
High Point defeated the Pointers 16 to 15 in the opening marathon game before the Twins won 5 to 2 in the nightcap. Boone and Parrish led the Pointer battering, with Parrish going five for six and Boone four for four, as Winston-Salem piled up 24 hits to High Point’s 15.
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High Point
Twins
Manning
O. K
Mayo
Dan Boone
Moose Parrish
Boone
Parrish
Winston-Salem
Fowlard
Guy Morton
Box Score for Winston-Salem vs High Point Baseball Game
Detailed box score shows Winston-Salem scoring 15 runs and High Point 16 with multiple players collecting RBIs and extra-base hits. Notable names include Williams, Boone, Parrish, Way, Bray, and Nolen. Pitchers Mayo earned the win while Yeager took the loss.
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Manning
Winston-Salem
Williams
Boone
Parrish
Way
Farrell
Malonee
Weafer
Bray
Cote
Bryan
Forrest
Nolen
Eleazer
Brandon
Ferrell
Cox
High Point
Morton
Collier
Cresson
Skelton
Miller
Ooff Bray
Colliers
Davis
Yeager
Balk
Forest
Mayo
Joses Taleare
Winstomalous Ab KR
al Po
Rimmer
Brown
Malonee If
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Forrest c Ff
Powell
Skelton P
Ee Se
High Point Ab
If Parrish
Brandon c
P. Manning
Clodfelter
Kopshaw
Moore
Owe
Oo Mahonee
Anderson
Doherty
Fowlard
Ore
Clochester
Owen Wee
High Pointes
Eleaze
Doheroy
Way Cote
Folliard
Repshaw
Gamecocks Beat Caps in Baseball Doubleheader
The Gamecocks won with strong batting led by New man Kahdot Neibert and Anderson each with homers and multiple RBIs. Lewis and Walsh contributed two base hits as Queener and Quigley split pitching duties with Queener suffering the loss in a 12 to 3 defeat.
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Newman
Kahdot
Neibert
Jones
Anderson
Walsh
Clifton
Teague
King
Durham
Raleigh
Henderson
Queener
Quigley
Townsend
Weaver
Morgan
Raleigh Capitals
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Kregel
Hord
Murray
DeNering
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Jessup
Busta
Branch
Earhart
Cook
Herd
Gusta
Earnhart
Rumple
Itcher
Taleigh
Clifton Ss
Murray E
Queener P
Quigley Pere
Henderson Ab
Neibert Rfue Jones
Townsend P
Sneen
Piedmont League batters lead early as Boone and Rimmer shine
Boone of High Point leads Piedmont League with 16 hits in 24 at bats for a .667 average. Rimmer of Winston-Salem follows with 14 hits in 22 at bats for .636. Winston-Salem tops team batting at .370 while High Point trails at .364. Winston-Salem also shows strong fielding at .970 as Raleigh clasps a79? cRE.wE 7K 465 ay.
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High Point
Rimmer
Winston-Salem
Piedmont
Raleigh
Durham
Mahaffey
Henderson
Howe News Bureau
Atlanta
Winston S
Greensboro
Durham Fe
Henderson Ee
Wwe
High Point Ie
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Hopper
Gho Tele
Nolan
Zenny
Der
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Hen
Kilpatrick
Gbo
Il Ae
Jones
Eter
Jordon
Gbo A
Lindley
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Way
Brandon
Wolfe
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Gboof
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Shepherd
Haley
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Ral
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Seere
Sanders
Tere
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Cook
Kahdot
Olsen
Green
Darnem
Yeager
Hen Earnhardt
Shupe
Lee
Reid
Garbee
Jewett
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Nayo
Cherry
Morton
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Davis
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Wilson
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Mahon
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Lefty Young Shines As Thomas Mills Opens With Win
Thomas Mills defeated Adams Millis Corp 8 to 3 to start league play led by Lefty Young who struck out 15 and collected three hits. Malloy aided with a timely double, while Thomas Mills pitchers and defense contributed to the victory amid several errors by both sides. Highland baseball opened Industrial League play with a 17 to 4 win over Hillcrest as Dennis and Warner powered a strong batting day and pitching performance.
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Williard
Yow
Money
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Macgilligan
Highland
Hillcrest
Dennis
Warner
Hillcrest Ab
Bete
Weiter
Cteachard
CSS Holland
Mocenhour
Henderson
Em Ser
College Track Meet Results Across South and Atlantic Venues
Presbyterian College led 6112 at Clinton South Carolina while Clemson posted 3923 and Furman 2956 in a multi school track score. Vanderbilt defeated Georgia Tech 6 to 1 in eight innings at Atlanta amid rain. Wake Forest beat North Carolina 7 at Chapel Hill. Navy edged Duke 8 to 7 in ten innings at Annapolis.
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Presbyterian College
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Atlanta
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Annapolis
Navy
Duke
Atlantic League standings recap with mixed results
Macon won to 4-2 while Charlotte moved to 3-0 and Columbia fell to 3-6. Asheville dropped to 2-7 and Augusta stood at 1-10. Greenville improved to 5-3 in the South Atlantic League context.
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Macon
Charlotte
Columbia
Asheville
Augusta
Greenville
Bulls Grip Top Spot With Doubleheader Wins
Durham Bulls sweep both ends of a Piedmont League doubleheader from Greensboro, 10-1 and 4-0, to seize the lead. Key hits include homers by N Goff Lindley English and multiple RBIs. Shupe takes the loss in game one, Eckert in game two.
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Durham
Durham Bulls
Greensboro
Whitted
English
Goff
Tauby
Taylor
Hopper
Lindsey
Cherry
N. Goff
Lindley
Strange
Eckert
Shupe
Beck and Hobbs
R. Goff
Booe
Scott
Jordan
Sanders
Bailley
Kilpatrick
Ss . Olsen
Eeeeent
Ove Vo
Wolfe
Bailey
Brummitt
Smith
If Wolfe
Lo English
N Goff
Cc Gagee
Il Greensboro
Hitted
Garbee
Hobbs
Beck
Simpson Sets Record of 9.5 at Ohio Relays
George Simpson of Ohio State won the 100 yard dash at the Ohio Relays in Columbus on his home track in 9.5 seconds. He held off Eddie Tolan of Michigan and Claude Bracey of Rice Institute, finishing about two yards ahead after defeating them in last year’s national collegiate meet. Tolan finished second.
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Columbus
George Simpson
Ohio State
Ohio
Bracey
Tolan
Simpson
Tourists Comers Split Double. Macon Wins Asheville Pair
Asheville hosted a twin bill. The Tourists and Comers split with Columbia winning the first 3 2 and Asheville taking the second 7 6. In Greenville Jim Hudgens belted a bases loaded homer as Greenville beat Columbia 5 1 and 10 3 to complete the series.
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Columbia
Foster
Finney
Knowles
Baylin
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Hodges
Greene
Hudgens
Schulman
Hunter
Gardner, Brown and Howell
Night baseball a success in Des Moines test game
Des Moines officials and league magnates praised the players under flood lights after Des Moines faced Wichita in a regular league test. Officials expect further trials to gauge fan reaction and potential season acceptance while noting a crowd estimated between 11 000 and 13 200.
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Wichita
Stehli Beats Robbins 24-8 in Amateur League Opener
Stehli opened the season with a 24 8 victory over Robbins in a one sided game. The silk mill batsmen powered an early attack and kept it through the final stanzas as three Robbins pitchers struggled to contain the Stehli hitters.
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Robins
Robbins
Silk Mill
Amos Hosiery mill routs O. B. Kearns 27-5 in afternoon tilt
Amos Mills team slugged to a 27-5 victory over O. B. Kearns. Cooper led at the plate with two home runs and also pitched, allowing seven hits in eight innings. Henry, Farlow, Gurley, and R. Pierre contributed key plays as Kearns struggled to contain the offense. Attendance was 109.
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O. BE. Kearns
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Kearns
Henry
Amos Mills
Chilton
Farlow
C. Pierce
Se Henry
R. Pierce
O Man
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Rickard
Wed
Coceer
Foths
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K .G. Gurley
I Miller
Shee
Moyiston
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Scarboro
G. Miller
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Merman
Weed
G. Gurley
R. Pierre
Boylston
Pierce
Hill
Miller
E. Pierce
Haynes
Hunt
Kirby
Gurley
O. F E. Kearns
Cecil
Collins
Piedmont League Standings Report
The Piedmont League standings show Winston 15 5, High Point 16 2, Durham 10 4, Raleigh 5 3, Henderson 10 8, Greensboro 1 0. Durham and High Point lead the circuit with strong records as the season progresses.
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Winston
High Point
Durham
Greensboro
Henderson
Raleigh
Baseball scores from American League games
In a set of American League games the results included St. Louis 4 over Washington 2, Detroit 5 over Philadelphia 6, Chicago 3 over New York 5, and Cleveland 6 over Boston 5.
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Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
National League scores overview
Baseball results show Boston defeating Pittsburgh 12 to 7. Philadelphia shutout Chicago 0 to 1 in 10 innings. St Louis edged Brooklyn 10 to 11 after 10 innings as New York beat Cincinnati 9 to 8 in ten innings.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Peaches Take Twin Bill to Press Toward Lead
Macon Peaches defeated Charlotte in both games to tighten the chase on the league lead held by Asheville Tourists. First game score 4 to 3, second game 2 to 0. Mitchell Richards and Luebbe earned wins for Macon while Krider Moore and Ormand Falk pitched for Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Macon Peaches
Asheville Tourists
Macon
Mitchell and Richards
Wica
Luebbe
Krider
Moore
Ormand Falk
Watts
American Association Scores Helper Card
Columbus 2 Milwaukee 1. Toledo 0. Kansas City 13 Indianapolis 12. St. Paul 4 Louisville 3. Minneapolis 13.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
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