Durham Bulls win nightcap as Page no-hits High Point
In Durham on May 8, Vance Page pitched seven innings of no-hit ball to blank High Point 2 to 0 in the second game of a double header. Durham also won the first game 4 to 3 behind Lee Reid. Taylor contributed key defense and offense for the Bulls in the nightcap.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
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Twins and Pats Split Doubleheader in Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem and Greensboro split a doubleheader with the Patriots winning 4 1 in the opener and Saleme Brummitt Lefty Yeager taking a 2 1 nightcap verdict. Key plays included a sensational first inning catch by Whitman and timely run scoring as Brown and Cox connected on a sacrifice that produced the winning run.
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Yanks Top Browns in Tight Margin for First
The Yankees beat the Browns 6 to 5 at Sportsman’s Park as Babe Ruth homered with two on and Bob Meusel delivered a ninth inning double. Al Pennock took the loss for New York while Alvin Crowder allowed a dozen hits.
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Baseball Scores From Piedmont and Beyond
Results from several leagues include Durham 4-2 over High Point in 7 innings, Salisbury 4-0 over Henderson, Greensboro 4-1 over Winston-Salem in 14 innings, and East Carolina League matchups Rocky Mount 2 Fayetteville 0 Greenville 2 Goldsboro 1 Wilmington 7 Kinston 5. American League see Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 Boston 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit 3 Washington 2 New York 6 St Louis 5. National League Pittsburgh 3 New York 2 extra innings Chicago 9 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 4 Boston 8 St Louis 35. International Newark 4 Toronto 2 Montreal 4 Reading 2 Rochester 11 Jersey City 6. American Association Kansas City 12 Louisville 6 Minneapolis 5 Toledo 1 St Paul 14 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 5. Baltimore Buffalo cold.
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Columbia
Spartanburg
Augusta
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Southern Association score updates long night ends in 16 innings
Birmingham and Atlanta were tied 12 to 12 after 16 innings when darkness halted play. New Orleans defeated Little Rock 12 to 4. Mobile beat Memphis 2 to 54. Nashville lost to Chattanooga 2 to 4.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Mobile
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Texas League Scores Across Cities
Dallas 8 Houston 3 and Wichita Falls 9 Waco 2 highlight a day of Texas League games. Beaumont and Fort Worth both post 4 runs while Shreveport records an incomplete score. The day ends with San Antonio 2 Fort Worth 4 and a note about a Java nettle sting causing a death.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Shreveport
Wichita Falls
Waco
Panther Track Meet With Wildcats At Davidson Tomorrow
Davidson College Wildcat track team hosts the High Point Panthers at Richardson Field tomorrow afternoon after a Greensboro state meet where Davidson placed second despite missing three stars including John Currie. The Davidson season closes with the Guilford baseball game and tennis completing its 18th dual victory. freshmen contests also end.
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Richardson Field
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Gate City
John Currie
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Guilford
Tar Heels Aim for Clean Sweep in Virginia Series
UNC baseball plans a three game set with the Cavaliers at Emerson Field and Memorial Stadium after winning the opener 5 4 in Charlottesville. Jim Ball looks to repeat his pitching form with Fleming or Wrecht expected to start the other game as Carolina seeks its eighth clean sweep in the long series.
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University of North Carolina
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Virginia
Charlottesville
Jim Ball
Carolina
Manly Lewellyn
Herman Bryson
Wilson
Musketeers
Cavalier
Wither Frank Fleming
Auburn Wrecht
Rival City Matchups Across League Schedule
A list of baseball and basketball fixtures with city pairs including St. Louis versus Boston Chicago versus Brooklyn Cincinnati versus Philadelphia Pittsburgh versus New York Boston versus Cleveland and more. Additional regional games include Philadelphia Chicago Kinston Goldsboro Wilmington Rocky Mount Greenville Fayetteville Augusta Macon Charlotte Columbia Spartanburg Greenville Knoxville Asheville Memphis Mobile Atlanta Birmingham Little Rock New Orleans Chatimnooza Nashville.
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Boxing Roundup From Multiple Cities Flags Narrow Wins
Sid Lampe of Baltimore and Joey Costa of Jersey City fought to a ten round draw in Bethlehem. In Wilkes Barre Kid Chocolate from Havana outpointed Steve Smith of Bridgeport over ten rounds.
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Baltimore
Joey Costa
Jersey City
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Havana
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Cooley Strikes Out 14 As Enterprise Beats American Bakeries
Cooley struck out 14 as Enterprise defeated American Bakeries 7-4 in yesterday afternoon's high school game. Smith belted a two run double in the fourth to break a 4-4 tie and spark a three run rally that sealed the win for the Enterprisers.
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Enterprise
American Bakeries
Enterprise Baseballers
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Enterprisers
Shakeup in Iowa athletic department announced
Iowa City May 8. Paul E Belting resigned as athletic director. The university athletic council announced he would stay as head of physical training classes but have no control of athletic teams. A director of intercollegiate athletics will be appointed and he will serve under a new chairman of physical education.
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Iowa
University of Iowa
Paul E. Belting
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Southern Conference Net Stars In Tourney
Southern conference tennis stars opened their annual championship at Tulane University in New Orleans with Donald Cram of Vanderbilt favored to defend his title. U F ace Gus Fever, Walton Coutts of Georgia, and Tulane standouts Clifford Sutter and Maurice Bayon were among the challengers as the first round began at 2 p.m.
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May
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Gus Fever
University of Florida
Walton Coutts
University of Georgia
Clifford Sutter
Maurice Bayon
Tulane
Tri-State contenders vie for Modern Women’s title in New Orleans
In New Orleans 1923 Modern Women’s tournament action continues with Mrs. David Gant of Memphis leading efforts as three-time champ. Mrs. Dalton Reymond of Rouge, former holder, faces stiff competition from Mrs. Carr of Birmingham and others as rounds progress amid crowded field from Birmingham Charlotte Fort Worth and New Orleans with multiple matchups set for today.
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Hermanner
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Dean van Landing
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Carl Leibold
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Houston
Memphis
Carl Hess
Rouge
W. H. Wil Charlotte
R. R. Jones
Winston-Sal
George Thompson
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