Eldridge Shuts Out Twins As High Point Wins Four Two
Winston Salem May 9 Rube Eldridge veteran pitcher matched Ellington in a ball game with seven hits each High Point scored in the second and third innings while adding two more in the eighth and ninth Swampy Thrasher led the visitors with three hits including a triple as Eldridge scattered hits to earn the win over Leards outfit
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Golfers near sweep in Carolina championship round
In Tar Heels near sweep, E F Hudgins of Columbia trails by 6 strokes as Paul Haddock of Charlotte seizes men's low medal with 139 over 36 holes on a linked course.Dorothy Dotger leads women with 82. Mary Jordan and Mrs F T Keating both 94. South Carolina wins professionals with Hyatt at 76, Goebel and Andress at 77.
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Red H. Hyatt
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Winston-Saliem
Beeldrige Iron Man Rube Higridge Tops Lefty Ellington
In a Raleigh area sports feature Rube Hidridge, famed as an iron man, defeats the young Winston-Salem pitcher Lefty Ellington in a recent baseball outing. The veteran player says he will continue to compete long past Tyrus Cobb’s era. His durability and success earn him strong praise from North Carolina sports writers.
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Swampy Trasher Powers Three Safe Hits
Swampy Trasher delivered three safeties in three at bats, showcasing his hitting ability on a perfect day. His left field duties drew a few mishaps, but his bat remained productive throughout the game.
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Duke Duncan Leads Capitals to Welch Park Clash
Duke Duncan manager of the Raleigh Capitals arrives before noon for a two game series with High Point at Welch Park. Now in his second year, Duncan aims to lift the Capitals from last place as he remains a popular figure in the Piedmont league. Sommy Connolly begins his 25th major league umpiring season.
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Charley Grimm Sets 21 Game Hitting Streak
Charley Grimm of Pittsburgh extended his consecutive game hitting streak to 21 with a third home run of the season in the second inning against Brooklyn. The note mentions Scotty and Waltam Johnson achieving milestones earlier, and hints at George Bisler's improving condition with a projected June 1 return.
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Pointers Extend Lead After Victory Over Winston-Salem
The Pointers won a key game improving their position atop the standings. Hig h Point opened a larger gap with a win as the Twins trailed Hern don’s strong lineup and tripped up by defeat.
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Tar Heel golfers win annual amateur meet at Pinehurst
Carolina's prowess was upheld as the Tar Heel golfers triumphed over the South Carolinians in the annual amateur meet at Pinehurst. It is hard to down the Old North State in anything she undertakes.
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Duke Duncan Protests Piedmont League Game in Raleigh
Duke Duncan the first manager in the Piedmont league to protest a game after Raleigh Capitals lost to the Bulls on Monday. Raleigh’s manager argued with umpire Ferguson over a block call and the decision will be reviewed by President Bramham.
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International Syracuse versus Jersey City ends in 10 innings
Rain caused postponements on other games while Syracuse beat Jersey City 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Southern Association results show Atlanta 6 over Little Rock 1 and Birmingham 11 over Memphis Mobile 7. Chattanooga 5, New Orleans 3, Nashville 8.
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Baseball Rules Clarified for Pitching and Base Running
Officials explain ball in play when hit by pitch batsman and contact with bat is legal. Umpires determine run and out rules including force outs on second base and a batter becoming a base runner when ball is hit. The article details touches on crouching, scoring triples, and detached bases during plays.
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Results Yesterday Across Cities Show Mixed Scores
The report lists numerous scores from Piedmont Greensboro to Charlotte with varied results including high tallies for St. Louis at 41 and other close games like Detroit 2 Washington 8. Weather notes mention rain in New York Chicago and wet grounds affecting play.
American Association Games Postponed In Cold Rain
Virginia Richmond, 9, and Portsmouth, 5, lead a list of teams affected as rain and cold cause all games to be postponed. Others join in delays across the schedule with no games played today.
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Today’s NBA Action Across Multiple Cities
Piedmont plays Greensboro in Danville while Raleigh meets High Point and Winston-Salem faces Durham. Other games include American at St Louis Philadelphia at Boston Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Boston.
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Danville Rally Beats the Patriots in Greensboro
In Greensboro on May 9 Danville rallied in the eighth inning and scored four runs to defeat Greensboro 6 to 3. Lankeau started for Greensboro and lasted until the eighth before O Quain replaced him as Harris of Danville held the locals to seven hits.
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McGraw Plans to Develop Young Giants Pitchers
New York Giants manager McGraw admits focus on improving young pitchers. He plans to recruit talent and has already tested rookies in the opening series against the Dodgers. Bentley, a $65,000 recruit from Baltimore, struggled in his debut as he clashed with salary issues.
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Persevering Big Bill Van Orden Becomes Michigan Shot Put Star
Ann Arbor May 9 A tale of grit as Big Bill Van Orden rises from near dismissal to becoming Michigan's top shot putter. After three seasons of hard work he dominates the Western Conference and is a strong Big Ten meet favorite with a 44 foot heave and growing outdoor potential.
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Carolina and State to Clash on Memorial Day
Memorial Day in Chapel Hill will feature a Lumberton American Legion Day program with a baseball game between UNC and NC State freshmen. The two teams have split their season meetings, with UNC seeking revenge as the underdog in a closely contested match.
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Argentine Heavyweight Seeks Dempsey Crown After McAuliffe Bout
Argentine giant Luis Angel Firpo eyes Jack Dempsey's heavyweight title, aiming for Buenos Aires as a possible future arena. He meets Jack McAuliffe of Detroit in a New York Yankee Stadium undercard before Willard Johnson, entering with improved boxing, defense, and footwork.
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Intercollegiate Golfers Play at Knoxville Today
At Cherokee Country Club in Knoxville Tennessee the first annual southern intercollegiate golf tournament begins with 36 hole medal play to crown the individual champion and determine the top four for the team title. Teams from Georgia Tech Georgia Alabama Sewanee Tulane and others compete as the event shifts to match play later in the week.
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Heilmann suspension lifted by American League chief
Chicago May 8 The indefinite suspension of Harry Heilmann slugging outfielder of the Detroit Tigers was lifted today by Ban Johnson president of the American League.
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Major League baseball games hit by cold weather delays
In soggy conditions April weather slowed play across the major leagues. The Yankees defeated the Indians 3 to 2 to hold a one game lead over Detroit and Cleveland. The Tigers lost 8 to 2 to Washington. St Louis beat Philadelphia 11 to 3 with Hornsby injuring a knee. Cincinnati edged Boston 7 to 6 in a thriller. The Giants beat Chicago 4 to 1 as Pittburgh topped Brooklyn 3 to 6.
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Three Innings Sufficient as Raleigh Beats Bulls
Raleigh defeated Durham 3 to 2 in three innings of the final series game yesterday. Rodgers pitched well after a rough second and third, where Raleigh built its lead with two runs in the second and one in the third.
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