High Point tops Raleigh in 6-4 baseball thriller
Mike Roman led High Point with two doubles and a triple as the visitors beat Raleigh 6 to 4. McBride allowed 10 strikeouts for High Point while Raleigh pushed four runs across. Box score notes Roman’s multi hit game and key defensive plays, with Umpires Walsh and Monahan overseeing a 1,000 crowd.
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Raleigh
Mike Roman
Baltimore
Bill Pierre
High Point
Roman
McBride
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R. Hien
Lennox
Spencer
Stellen
Waldron
Parker
Holt
Walsh
Monahan
Piedmont Area Sports Results Roundup
Yesterday’s results list Piedmont Durham 3 Greensboro 4 Raleigh 4 High Point 6 Winston-Salem 9 Danville unspecified. Local standings noted with small town results and sports brief scores.
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Winston-Salem
Danville
Greensboro
Durham
High Point
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Piedmont
Raleigh
National Baseball Scores and Schedule Update
National notes show Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 3 in a 10 inning second game. Brooklyn also posted a 5 to 2 win. No other games are scheduled.
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National
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Local Scoreboard Totals From Virginia Matches
A compact tally lists city matchups with scores from Virginia areas including Portsmouth versus Petersburg 13 to 1 Suffolk versus Richmond 5 to 12 Newport News versus Wilson 4 to 2 Rocky Mount versus Norfolk 12 to 11.
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Virginia
Portsmouth
Petersburg
Suffolk
Richmond
Newport News
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
St. Louis and Detroit clash in shortened rain game
In a seven inning affair due to rain, Detroit beat St. Louis 7 to 5 as weather interrupted play early. Both teams traded runs, but Detroit pulled ahead with timely hits and solid pitching.
Local Scores From Southern Clubs Reported
Chattanooga 0 Birmingham 5. Nashville 3 Atlanta 0. New Orleans 5 Little Rock 3. Mobile 3 Memphis 6. Spartanburg 4 Charlotte 2. Greenville 7 Augusta 5. Charleston and Columbia 18.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
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Chicago
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta
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Mobile
Birmingham
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Little Rock Vest
Atlantic
Reenville
Columbia
Charlotte
Augusta
Charleston
Spartanburg
Virginia
Newport News
Portsmouth
Richmond - Ache
Rocky Mount
Petersburg
Suffolk
Norfolk
Wilson Adee
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Greenville
International Scores From Syracuse and Nearby Cities
Jersey City leads with 13 while Buffalo has 6 and Newark 2 in a set of regional results. Rochester 9 and Baltimore 6 follow, Toronto 4, Reading 10, with Syracuse reporting in alongside these totals.
College Baseball Scores Across Southeast and South Region
Emory and Henry and Bristol and Starkville split wins in the Appalachian league and nonleague play. Emory and Henry defeated Washington and Lee, while Mercer and Georgia Georgetown faced a 1 to 0 result. Bethany opened 0 against an opponent listed.
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Emory
Patriots Rally To Defeat Bulls 4 3 In Thrilling Game
Greensboro beat Durham Bulls 4 to 2 in a tense afternoon game. O'Quinn pitched superbly for the Patriots and Green starred for Durham. Score by innings shows Greensboro taking the lead late with a 4 2 margin.
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Frank Manush
Durham Bulls
O'’Quinn
Patriots
Green
Durham
Creen
Frye O'Quinn
Moorefield
Pointers to Play Four Games This Week
Bill Pierres hopeful Furniture Makers join Raleigh action this afternoon to chase a second straight win over Joseph Ward's Piedmont leaders. The schedule continues with rematches at High Point and then games in Danville and Raleigh as Herb Murphys Tobacconists visit.
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Bill Pierre
Raleigh
Joseph Ward
Herb Murphy
Danville
Pierre
Gladiators
Bulls
Rube
Eldridge
Danville pitching errors lead to loss to Winston-Salem
Danville and Winston-Salem played a tense game as Danville committed six errors yet managed timely hitting. Winston-Salem won 8 to 1 after taking the lead in the second inning and holding the score through final out. Soo, Fleischman, Bri beck, Thompson, Mason, Stetler and Weir were the battery for the opponents.
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Winston-Salem
Danville
Twins
Clancy
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Winston
Soo, Fleischman
Bribeck
Thompson
Mason, Stetler and Weir
Muffs Mike Roman Shines At Plate In Two High Point Wins
Mike Roman, High Point’s standout shortstop and former Baltimore player, went seven for eight across the last two games. His hitting pace boosts the team’s offense and fuels theirRecent success.
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Mike Roman
High Point
Baltimore
McBride Shuts Down Opponents in Pierre Win
Former Augusta pitcher McBride earned the victory for Pierre, fanning 16 while allowing nine hits. His control kept runners off the bases and his performance suggests he may become one of Pierre's most dependable hurlers.
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McBride
Augusta
Pierre
Baseball brawl erupts after Charlotte game clash in stands
A Charlotte baseball game ended in a brawl as two players jumped into the stands to confront fans who had provoked them. Koley, the initial sacker for Charlotte, suffered a cut above the eye but stayed in the game. Wearnfield remains a hub for many locals.
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Charlotte
Koley
Wearnfield
Greensboro and High Point Fight to Exit Last Place
Greensboro and High Point are both striving to climb from the cellar as the Patriots face a push to avoid the tail end the standings. The effort appears urgent with upcoming games shaping the race.
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Greensboro
High Point
Patriots
Greensboro Patriot Signs Frank Whitney to Gate City Move
Frank Whitney, a left handed pitcher who helped Jack Corbett win the pennant for Asheville in the Carolina league, has been signed by manager Charlie Carroll of the Greensboro Patriots and is headed to Greensboro. High Point fans who traveled to Greensboro will be glad to see Whitney in action again.
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Frank Whitney
Jack Corbett
Asheville
Charlie Carroll
Greensboro Patriots
Gate City
High Point
Greensboro
Whitney
Bandits Intercept Pair In Chicago Betting Run
Lawrence Connors of Indianapolis and George Dodson of Greenfield planned a $2000 bet on Behave Yourself in the Kentucky Derby. Bandits seized Dobson’s cash as Connors fled to a store and police pursuit followed. Connors’ $2000 remained safe then. The Cincinnati project will cost about $3,000,000.
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Lawrence Connors
Indianapolis
George Dodson
Greenfield
Ind
Connors
Dobson
Charlotte Fans Fined for Assault in Ball Park Incident
Charlotte May 10. City Recorder J Lawrence Jones declares fines end for assaults on ball players or umpires with next offenders sent to roads. Carl Kolseth and Giles Fite faced the court after fans mobbed the field. Fite fined 25 dollars and Kolseth costs. Rome workers end strike as ministers promise wage raises 150 to 200 lire monthly.
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Carl Kolseth
Giles Fite
Recorder
Charlotte Club
South Atlantic Association
Fame Wolseth
Fite
Kelseth
Rome
Council of Ministers
Ralph Christopher Vanishes Amid Family Scare in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on May 10 a 14 year old hockey player Ralph Christopher disappeared after his sister warned him he would be punished when his father returns. Police in Pittsburgh and nearby cities have launched a search for him.
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Roy Truant
Pittsburgh
Ralph Christopher
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