Durham 8 Greensboro 5 in windy Durham ball clash
Altman led Greensboro with three hits in four at bats and Forbes went 3 for 3 with a three base hit as Durham topped Greensboro 8 to 5. Frey relieved in the eighth and held the visitors scoreless while a sharp double play featured Edwards to Van Horn.
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Durham
Altman
Greensboro
Josh” Forbes
Frey
Forbes
Edwards
van Horn
Hewell
Meweas G
Moor
Bae Bia
Howard
AB. R. H. PO
A. FE
Morpeth
Roem
Cnn Nein
Trooon
Cess
R. Spoomsuoto
Gosnell
Butts
W. Kelly
Dayton
McCoy
Mr. Blackburn
Charlotte Slams Pyms 11 to 9 as Pitchers Struggle
Charlotte beat the Pyms 11 to 9 behind a parade of pitchers who allowed 24 hits. Yon started for Winston and was pulled after heavy hits, with Moore Darlington and Lowe also failing to stop the onslaught. Barber made a sharp one handed grab in the fifth and Christenbury drove a key hit. Winston totaled 4 runs on 12 hits, Charlotte 11 runs on 12 hits.
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Charlotte
Pyms
Ray
Bixby
Yon
Moore
Darlington
Lowe
Barber
Christenbury
R. H. E. Winston
Hoo
Bumgardner
Koehler
Doak
Texas Child Labor Rules Highlight Baseball Labor
In Texas the issue of child labor focuses mainly on youth baseball on back lot diamonds, with state rules guiding participation. The article notes limited restrictions beyond sport, reflecting local practice and concerns.
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Texas
Baseball scores and standings from club standings and matches
National and regional results list many games with scores and innings. Notable items include Charlotte beating Raleigh 11 1, Greensboro 5 Durham 8, Asheville 2 10 innings, Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 0, Chicago 1 New York 0, Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 5, and multiple postponements due to wet grounds and rain. Standings show Virginia and others with scattered results, plus late entries referencing city matchups across the circuit.
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Greensboro
Durham
Winston
Charlotte
Raleigh
Asheville
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Newark
Buffalo
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Kansas City
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Fee
Kansas
City
Eseseeeeaes
Baltimore
Judah
Thomasville Happenings and Local Deaths
Annie Louelma Strickland 4 dies and is buried at Calvary Reformed Church after services at home by Rev. J E B Pritchard. Mrs Thomas Fowler, about 70, dies at home west of town and is buried at Calvary church with services by Rev. J B Swartz. Town offices merged. Festus K F Sigman named town treasurer tax collector town clerk and recorder’s clerk.
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Thomasville
Annie Louelma
Ira Strickland
J. EB. Pritchard
M. P
Calvary Reformed Church
Thomas Fowler
Calvary Church
J. B. Swartz
The
Reformed Church
Fowler
Festus KF. Sigman
Chamber Commerce Secretaries Meet at State Capital
Nearly a score of North Carolina towns attended a conference of local chamber of commerce secretaries at Yarborough Hotel Raleigh. Mayor Johnson welcomed visitors while Alexander Webb spoke. Talks covered rural-city links and port development with officers elected for Rocky Mount and Salisbury. The Equal Suffrage League held its final meeting and set study plans.
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Chamber Commerce
Raleigh
North Carolina
Chambers of Commerce
Yarborugh Hotel
Johnson
Alexander Webb
Chamber of Commerce
Julian S. Miller
Greater Charlotte Club
John C. Forester
Greensboro
Howard B. Branch
Wilmington
The
Uplanders
Mr. Beaman
Coldsboro
G. R. Horen
Rocky Mount
Paris Eyes Fair of Paris to Replace Leipsic Event
Paris officials propose a yearly Fair of Paris to replace the Leipsic fair for French merchants. The municipal council asks authorities to organize the fair at the Grand Palais with annexes as needed once hostilities end. The plan has long been debated by Parisian merchants, not solely a wartime measure.
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Paris
Grand Palais
Rebuilding of Colon Draws Panama Officials Toward Plan
May 1 London AP Correspondent reports Colon’s rebuilding occupies Panama government and Canal Zone authorities. Joint committees plan fire barriers and strict rules after April 30 blaze that damaged Manzanillo property, with concrete structures saving key buildings. Total fire loss estimated around 2.5 million dollars with major Chinese merchants hit hardest.
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Associated Press
London
Colon
Government of
Panama
Canal Zone
Ings
Masonic Temple
Panama Canal
Canal
Cristobal
S&2
German-Atlantic Cable declares dividend after war cuts
The German-Atlantic Cable company, despite its cables being cut at the outbreak of war, has declared a dividend of 6 1 5 percent, only 1 percent less than the previous year, in Berlin on May 19.
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Berlin
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