Gooch Brings Greensboro Team Here For Battles
Lee Gooch brings his Greensboro Patriots to High Point to face the Pointers at Welch Park Wednesday and Thursday in the first local appearance of the year. Rain forced postponement of the Bulls vs Pointers game. Smokey Joe Cayiness held Smith's Bulls to two hits in a 9-0 win.
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Lee Gooch
Greensboro Patriots
High Point
Welch Park
Gocelunén
Bulls
Smokey Joe
Smith
Hurst Smith
Hurst
Bonnebéaux
Maltby
Bourg
H. Smith
Durham
Lennox
Hazen
Beasley
J. Smith
Sessions
Moore
Millsaps
Bonnebeaux
Mallonee
Clemons
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC Promises Strength
An advertisement touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as a strengthening invigorating remedy. It claims to restore color to the cheeks and boost vitality without the taste of a tonic.
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GROVE
Crowd Witnesses YMCA Gymnasium Demonstration
A large crowd at the local YMCA watched boys from the department perform floor drills and apparatus exercises led by Charles Brooks. Junior leaders competed individually while the Lucky 18 track team showcased a shot put illusion using a taped indoor baseball.
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Department of the Y M. C. A
Charles Brooks
Blase Daniel
Blase
Johnson Hurls 108th Shutout as White Sox Lose
New York May 12 Walter Johnson 58 year old hero of the rise of the Washington Americans to world champions shows no sign of slipping in his nineteenth year as a major league pitcher. Johnson pitched his 108th shutout while Chicago managed only five hits in a 9 to 0 defeat.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Johnson
White Sox
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
St. Louis
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Meusel
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Schang
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Detroit Tigers
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Cleveland
Indians
Iron Man
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Joe McGinnity
John Welch
Ottumwa
Iowa
Poe Ea Club
Dubuque
Memorial Day 250 Mile Speedway Crowds Attract 50,000
Charlotte crowds for the Memorial Day 250 mile speedway totaled about 50 000 with officials confident that attendance exceeded last fall by at least 20 000. Earl Cooper won the race earning 15 000 as prizes were awarded at a dinner honoring racers and officials. Visitors departed as Southeast turnout spread across cafes and restaurants despite rain. An estimated 15 000 fans remained outside the turnstiles at 2 am awaiting entry.
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Charlotte
Earl Cooper
Flue Over Government Buildings Allowed in Coblenz Inauguration Day
Coblenz reports the Rhineland commission allows a flyover over the German government buildings during the presidential inauguration. The unusual exception marks the day with a ceremonial aviation display.
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Coblenz
Rhineland Commission
French cabinet approves Briand notes on security pact and German disarmament
Paris May 12 The French cabinet unanimously approved Foreign Minister Briand s two notes The first replies to the German offer of a security pact and the second lays out requirements for German disarmament before Col ofme shall be evacuated.
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Paris
Briand
Colofme
Unusual Acts on Keith Bill at the American Theatre
The American Theatre presented opening and closing acts by The Takeswas equilbrists and Peace and Nelson, popular music figures. Nippon’s équalibrists drew praise for poise and dexterity. Harry Pease and Ed G Nelson performed a musical sketch Inspiration with Ora Dawson assisting. The program also featured Ed and Morton Beck, Ward and Dooley, Mary Cook Coward, and violin sisters Norwood and Lavelle. Plans for a coast to coast tour by Young Stribling and updates on Babe Ruth’s hospital condition were noted.
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Keith Ball
Takewas
Equilbrists
Peace
Nelson
Nippon
Équalibrists
Harry Pease
Ed G. Nelson
Ora Dawson
Pease
Mr. Nelson
Peggy O'Neil
Mr. Pease
Morton Beck
Walter Ward
Ethel Dooley
Ward
Will Rogers
Fred Stone
Mary Cook
Grounding in a sand trap versus ditch banks in golf rules
Innis Brown explains that a ditch bank is part of a water hazard if the banks are considered hazard limits, prohibiting grounding the club in addressing the ball. A ball resting on turf on a sandtrap bank is not within the bunker definition, which covers exposed natural soil. turf on the slope is not part of the bunker.
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Innis Brown
Bell Syndicate
Sporting Brief on Jerome Travers Opposing New USGA Rules
Jerome Travers former amateur and national open champion publicly opposes the new USGA rules. He voices disagreement with the governing body's recent rule changes affecting amateur status and competition standards. Travers's stance contrasts with the move toward stricter eligibility criteria and modernized play.
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Jerome D. Travers
Rulfas
Karnak Medical Discovery Heads for High Point Supply
L M Carroll of Karnak Inc visited High Point to discuss the new medical discovery. He said Karnak could soon be produced in larger quantities with a money back guarantee and that local druggists are already showing interest as a decision may come within days.
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High Point
L. M. Carroll
Karnak, Inc
Carroll
Karnak
Mr. Carroll
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