First Night Game Here Tomorrow With Pats
Durham reports a 3 2 pitcher battle as DeWitt Perry outduels Lefty Plue for High Point era. Dan Boone’s Bullslinger club hosts Greensboro Patriots in the season opener under lights with anticipated big crowd and possible Lefty Young return from illness.
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Feamster Edges Jacobs In Slow Boxing Ten Round Card
Bill Feamster won a referee's decision over Hugh Jacobs after ten slow rounds at Willis Park. Moran dominated Wild Cat Calicutt, and Lonnie Blackwelder edged Tuffy Robertson in a controversial six rounder. The event drew under 300 spectators with several uneven bouts.
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Boxing Roundup of Last Night's Fights Across North America
Boxers from Boston to Quebec battled last night with several knockouts and decisions. Notables include Jack Ber England beating Ray Kiser in Pittsburgh by decision, Charley Belanger defeating Pete Lazzo in Toronto, and Cowboy Owen Phelps stopping Joe Goeders in Fort Dodge.
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Slayback Released by Boone from Pointers
Scotty Slayback, key second baseman for the Pointers and leading fielder, was released by manager Dan Boone for training rule violations. Buck Taylor will take over at second base, providing a reliable though less powerful option in pinch scenarios.
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Question on Site HORIZONTAL 1 Hodgepodge
A mixed crossword style puzzle with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The grid lists defined numbered items from 1 through 59 across and down, referencing terms like untamed, melody, deity, and various actions.
How They Stand Piedmont League and Scores
Tonight games include Winston at Greensboro Charlotte at Henderson High Point at Durham Asheville at Raleigh. Last night results show Greensboro 15 Winston-Salem Asheville 2 Raleigh 1 Durham 8 High Point 2 Charlotte 7 Henderson 2. Also yesterday New York 6 St Louis 3 Boston 3 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 14 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4. American League schedule lists Washington Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Detroit New York Cleveland.
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Chicago 9 Boston 8 and other MLB scores
The record lists baseball scores with Chicago defeating Boston 9 to 8 and Philadelphia topping Cleveland 10 to 7 while New York beat Detroit 20 to 8. It notes Washington and St Louis opening on an unspecified date.
Devils Suffer First Defeat in Conference Play
North Carolina shut down Duke 6 to 2 at Chapel Hill with Cecil Longest allowing only three hits. Duke had earlier clinched Big Five percent points by beating UNC in Durham before a final exam season end. The season’s last major meeting looms as N C State faces North Carolina in Raleigh tomorrow.
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Major League Leaders Including games of May 18
National League batting Roettger Reds .387 Hornsby Cubs .357 Runs Klein Phillies 28 L Waner Pirates 24 Hite Roettger Reds 36 Critz Giants Traynor Pirates Herman Robins Arlett Phillies 35 Doubles Herman Robins 12 Grantham Pirates Davis Phillies 4 Home runs Klein Phillies 8 Arlett Phillies 7 Runs batted in Arlett Phillies 25 Traynor Pirates Klein Phillies Hornsby Cubs 22 Stolen bases Comorosky Pirates Berger Braves 5 American League batting Simmons Athletics .433 Fothergill White Sox .393 Runs Blue White Sox 25 Gehrig Yankees Simmons Athletics 24 Hits Cronin Senators 48 Averill Indians 44 Doubles Alexander Tigers 14 Webb Red Sox 13 Triples Cronin Senators 4 H Rice Senators Simmons Athletics 4 Home runs Simmons Athletics 7 Gehrig Yankees 6 Runs batted in Simmons Athletics Cronin Senators 32 Stolen bases Chapman Yankees Johnson Tigers Ciscell White Sox 7
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Stars rebound with big day against Cincinnati pitching
Yesterday's stars Babe Herman Robins broke slump with a single double triple and home run driving in five. Bill Walker of the Giants held Cardinals to six hits in a 6 3 victory. Ed Brandt Braves won sixth straight, limiting Pirates to five hits. Cochrane Simmons and Foxx Athletics accounted for nine hits three doubles and a home run driving in six against the Indians.
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Giants Placing Faith In Pitching To Power NL Race
John J. McGraw touted the new ball as a turning point and Giants pitchers led by Bill Walker beat the St Louis Cardinals 6 3 to pull even in the National League standings. Ed Brandt and Babe Herman highlighted other key early season performances across the circuit.
Persian heel origins in sandals kept feet above sands
Footwear history notes that shoe heels originated in Persia and were first attached to sandals to raise feet from scorching desert sands. The detail reflects ancient practical design rather than fashion alone.
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