Rainey shines as Winston-Salem tops High Point in finale
Rainey held tight in the pinches while Winston-Salem defeated High Point 4 1 in the final game of the series. Reinhard relieved in the sixth as the Twins produced three eighth inning runs, with Be Swampy Thrasher and Clemons leading Pointers in hits. Box score shows Rainey and Rainey earned the win, McWhorter charged with the loss.
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Rainey
High ‘Point
McWhorter
Reinshard
Twins
Reinhard
Lewis
J. Smith
Thrasher
Clemons
Smith
Harris
Douglass
Johnson
Itep
Fotals
L. Smith
Winston-Salem Ab Rora
Ysehiller
Ghisholm.c
Carroll
Teague
Amm Moons
Richardson and
Morgan
Colonials Defeat Bulls In Final Battle Of Series
Salisbury May 16 The Colonials defeated the Bulls 6 to 4 in the last game of the series. Caviness started for Durham but was wild and left for Jones. Sessions and McDonald homered. Box score notes Sessions and McDonald homered, Leno x2 and Hazen had hits, Jordan and Cashion stole bases, Phillips to Hudson to Briger turned a double play. Lips pitched for the win. Caviness took the loss. Time 1:52. Attendance 1,200.
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Colonials
BULLS
Salisbury
Caviness
Durham
Jones
McDonald
Sessions
Mallonee
Smith
Bourg
Hudson
Cashion
Jordan
Lennox
Hazen
Phillips
Briger
Syd Jones
Lewis
Sabiie
Maltby
Rf Lennox
Beasley
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Salisbury AB
J. O’rourk
Wilson
Sanders
Philadelphia
Phillies
Cubs
Ring
Couch
Decatur
Barrett
Hartnett
Chicago
Phila
Kauffman
Keen
Bush
Harnett
Decature Ring
Boston
Ryan
Pirates
Braves
Pittsburgh Outfit
Carey
Pittsburgh
Bancroft
Pitts
Carolina to Play Maryland in The City Next Spring
CG. T. Woolen, business manager of the University of North Carolina, agreed to schedule the Carolina Maryland baseball game in High Point for a Saturday before next spring. Roy C. Welborn of High Point urged bringing the game here to boost alumni support. no guarantee required. Frank J. Sizemore of the chamber of commerce praised the decision and promised help to attract a large crowd.
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CG. T. Woolen
University of North Carolina
High Point
Roy C. Welborn
University
Mr. Woolen
Carolina
Mr. Welborn
Sp. Woolen
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Walker KO's Cooper in first round on outdoor San Francisco card
In San Francisco on May 16 Mickey Walker, welterweight champion, knocked out Lefty Cooper of Minneapolis in the first round of a 10 round bout on an outdoor card this afternoon.
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San Francisco
Mickey Walker
Lefty Cooper
Minneapolis
Baseball Big Weekend Schedule at Welch Park
Baseball action titled Look Who's Coming on May 8 and 19 features the Brooklyn Cuban Giants vs. High Point Red Sox at Welch Park. First pitch called at 4 p.m. Adults pay 50 cents and children 25 cents.
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Brooklyn
Cuban Giants
High Point Red Sox
Welch Park
Cal Euliss Beats McGhee In Raleigh Pitchers Battle
Cal Euliss edged McGhee in a pitchers battle as Raleigh beat Greensboro 3 to 2. Raleigh scored in the second after Taitt reached on Enegle’s error and Schmidt and Ray drove runs, then added another on a passed ball. Greensboro’s two runs came in the first inning on Thompson’s triple and O’Flora, Cox, and O’Hara scoring on errors. Slogd, Lang, Herndon, and Matzen contributed key plays for Raleigh, while McGhee and Euliss both worked well on the mound. Attendance 1,200.
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Raleigh
Cal Euliss
McGhee
Greensboro
Thompson
O'Flora
Cox
O’hara
O'Hara
Roach
Taitt
Enegle
Schmidt
Ray
Lang
Herndon
Matzen
Gooch
Sterndon
Vigare
Enliss
Euliss
Wild Nitch
Fuligss
Artus
Artus. Umpires——Goetz and O'Toole
AK Thompson
O'Mara
Uayttus
Aitzke
Engle
Z ‘Hang
MetGhee
Dayton
Townsend
Il Ray
Norfolk trio hits three consecutive homers in one inning
Norfolk players Par ret Attvau and Robertson blasted three successive home runs over the right field fence in the fourth inning against Rocky Mount. Rely pitched for Rocky Mount. The feat was believed to be a record.
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Norfolk
Parret
Attvau
Robertson
Rocky Mount
Rely
Duke University Defeats Guilford in Eight Run Win
Durham May 16 Duke University crushed Guilford college 28 to 8 in nine innings. Duke collected 18 hits off Lindley while Guilford had eight off Dempster and Thomas. Dempster pitched seven innings, Johnson hit a home run, and attendance reached 1 800.
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Durham
Duke University
Guilford College
Quakers
Dempster
Thomas
Methodists
Lindley
Guilford
Griffin
Peace
Thompson
Turner
Smith
Johnson
Whitted
aAttendance
Guilford Ab
Hughes
Rf Frazier
Taylor
Sherrill
Thomias
Sherill
Duke
Smith, 2B Ah ¥ 2 4 2 O Turner
Steed
Brown
Green
A Pearce
Saunders
Guilford Wee
Night Owls Versus Lucky Dogs In Yaht Victory Tie
In a hard fought YMCA volleyball clash the Night Owls and Lucky Dogs battle for second place as the Monte Carlos top the ladder. The Night Owls seek full force and may pursue a post season series with the Monte Carlos after two Friday night matches.
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Night Owls
Lucky Dogs
Monte Carlos
Night Owl
Bow-Wows
Bellhops
Free license tags for federal cars in North Carolina
Raleigh May 16 The state of North Carolina will provide free license tags for federal owned cars operating in this state announced from the governor's office today The announcement followed a request from Secretary Mellon of the United States treasury.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Mellon
United States Treasury
Derby Day Upset as Flying Ebony Wins Kentucky Derby
Flying Ebony, ridden by Earl Sande, wins the Kentucky Derby at Louisville amid sudden rain and crowd soaking downpour. Captain Hal finishes second, Son of John third, with 70,000 plus spectators watching the dramatic race.
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Louisville
Flying Ebony
Gifford A. Cochrane
New York
Earl Sande
America
Captain Hal
Son of John
Single Foot
Step Along
Swope
Hud Fisher
Prince of Bourbon
Needle Gun
Kentucky Cardinal
G. Frank Croissant
Chicago
Boone Companion
Broadway Jones
Quatrain
New Orleans
Alamdel
Backbone
Elido
Lee O. Catner
Voltaic
Uncas
Mutual
Hal
Mutuals
Son of
John
Paris
Ohio
Durham Hoosiery Mills Defeat Amazon Cotton Mills in Lopsided Victory
Durham Hoosiery mill boys topped Amazon Cotton Mill 15 to a remaining untold score yesterday afternoon. McGhee pitched well for Durham, fanning 14 Amazon batters before errors by Durham opened the door for seven Thomasville runs. Yarborough started for Amazon and was knocked out in the first inning as a Dur ham slugging streak built a big lead before a high school reliever held firm. This win marks the fourth straight victory for the hosiery team, who remain open to amateur games in the area.
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Amazon Cotton Mill
Durham Hoosiery Mill Boys
McGhee
Amazon
Durham
Thomasville Boys
Yarborough
College tennis results from Lexington and Durham
In Lexington Washington and Lee and VPI finished tied 3 3 as the match ended in a 3 3 tie. In Durham Guilford defeated Duke University 18 3, delivering a clear win for the Blue Devils as the meet progressed.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
VPI
Boys Will Be Men Track Team Faith and Duty
A school YMCA speaker praises boys for balancing body mind and soul through track and field. Captain Blase Daniel set the pace in shot put while Ward Packer broke two state records and led in several meets. The piece lauds character, discipline, and Christian ideals in students and teachers, urging four square development.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Young America
Blase
Daniel
Ward Packer
Ward
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Rain Delays
National League results include Pittsburgh 7 Boston 5 and Chicago 5 Philadelphia 7. American League games feature Washington 6 Cleveland 2 and New York 12 Detroit 3. Virginia League notes Norfolk 10 Rocky Mount 1, Portsmouth 3 Kinston 5, Richmond 3 14 Wilson 2 5. American Association reports postponements and rain. minor results list Jersey City 6 Providence 6 Baltimore 9 Buffalo 7 Syracuse 3 Rochester Toronto called third rain.
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Piedmont Club
Raleigh
Durham
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point Cree
Salisbury-Spencer
American Club
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Detroit Cow Ease
National Club
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston Avan
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Norfolk
Rocky Mount
Portsmouth
Kinston
Richmond
Wilson
Reading
Jersey City
Providence
Baltimore
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester-Toronto
Southern Association Scores From Mobile to New Orleans
In Mobile the Southern Association stood 2 to 1 with Memphis over Mobile. Birmingham beat Chattanooga at Atlanta 10 to 7. Nashville trailed 0 to 7 against Atlanta. New Orleans and Little Rock finished 2 to 2, a game marked as the seventeenth darkness.
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Southern Association
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Little Rock
College Baseball Scores From Across the Northeast and Midwest
Princeton defeated Harvard 8 to 1 in Cambridge while Minnesota edged Michigan 1 to 0 in Ann Arbor. Holy Cross beat Boston College 5 to 1 in Boston. Illinois won in 12 innings over Ohio State 5 to 4 in Urbana. Brown topped Dartmouth 3 to 2 in Providence. Pennsylvania routed New York City’s New York CC 18 to 6 in New York. West Virginia beat Penn State 6 to 4 in State College. Georgia Tech defeated the University of Georgia 6 to 4 in Atlanta.
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Cambridge
Princeton
Harvard
Ann Arbor
Minnesota
Michigan
Boston
Holy Cross
Boston College
Urbana, Ill
Ilinois
Ohio State
Providence
Brown
Dartmouth
New York
Pennsylvania
New York CC
State College
West Va
Penn State
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
University of Georgia
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Carolina Reds
Synder
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Rixey
Wingo
Bentley
Gowdy
Osborne
Cardinals
Hornsby
Lee Dickerman
Robins
Dickerman
Gonzales
Little Black Horse
Old Dominion
University of Virginia
Friedburg
Bronough
Darlington
Will
Holshouser
Bonner
Luther
Durham Boys
Durham Hosiery Mill
Waterman’s
Mann Drug Co
American Association
Indianapolis
Cecil
Wachovia Bank
Poplins
Oxfords
Madras
N. H. Silver Co
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