Mountaineers Capitals Rain Postpones Asheville Tilt
Raleigh and Asheville battled through five and a half innings before rain halted play with no result. Key players include Deser, Mack, Harper, and Corbett, as Asheville signs McCoy and Perrit pitcher, while Myers and Munoz pitched for Raleigh. Attendance was 500.
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Ager
Durham
Asheville
Corbett
Perrit
Ohn Harper
Aleigh
R.f
Mane
Uyler
Sheville
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A. E
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Msacrifice
Hirkman
Munoz
Myers
Myers Hit By Pitched Ball, Bumb
Ses
Dysert
Roberts
Tally
Raleigh
Pire
Boyle
Baseball results from a rain shortened slate
Raleigh tied Asheville 0 to 0 after six innings due to rain. Other games were rained out. Boston fell to Pittsburgh 0 to 7 while Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 2 to 0. New York defeated Chicago 5 to 1 and Philadelphia lost to St. Louis 0 to 3.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Esse Eee
Evneenetune
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores Reported For Detroit New York Cleveland Boston
Detroit defeated New York 3 to 1 while Cleveland beat Boston 5 to 2. Chicago weathered a 9 percent reading and Philadelphia stood at 7 near the top. The St. Louis Washington game was postponed due to cold conditions.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis-Washington
Weather and score roundup of postponed and played games
Pittsburgh 3 Newark 7. St Louis Buffalo game postponed by cold. Chicago Baltimore postponed by cold. Kansas City Brooklyn rain halts action.
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Newark
St. Louis
Buffalo
Chicago
Baltimore
Kwansas City
Brooklyn
Local Scores Brief From Weekend Basketball Play
Atlanta 1 Little Rock 2 New Orleans 7 Memphis 5 Mobile 0 Chattanooga 1 Birmingham 3 Nashville 2.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Local Baseball Scores From Weekday Matches
Petersburg led by Peters with Newport News defeating Petersburg 3 1 at home. Portsmouth blanked Norfolk 3 0. Rocky Mount fell to Suffolk 2 3 in five innings with Suffolk taking the win.
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Petersburg
Newport News
Ewe
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Baseball scores from regional games on August 6
August 6 results show Macon 3 Columbus 1 in a second game halted by darkness. Savannah over Columbus 3 1. Charleston 6 Albany 5. Columbia 11 Jacksonville 3.
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Savannah
Columbus
Charleston
Albany
Columbia
Jacksonville
South Atlantic
Macon 'Ee
Osee
Augusta
Minneapolis 4 St. Paul 0 in American Association
The scoreline shows Minneapolis defeating St. Paul 4 to 0 in a game with no other matches scheduled from the American Association.
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American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hockey Scores From North American Matchups
Tornto defeated Richmond 8 to 4 while Rochester beat Jersey City 9 to 8 and Newark won 6 to 0 against Montreal. Buffalo outscored Providence 9 to 5.
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Richmond
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Carranza Says No Plan to Return to Mexico City
An American who met General Carranza reports he has no immediate intention to reoccupy Mexico City. Carranza cites widespread opposition there and says occupying the city would require a large force away from his field. He remains secluded at a lighthouse near Vera Cruz with foreign aid supplies available.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Ancient St Olave's Church narrowly escapes fire
London reports a near disaster at St Olave's Church dating to 1450 where burning cork pieces drifted onto the roof from a nearby corractory. Firemen smothered the timber cover over the water cistern but limited damage. District buildings remain old and congested.
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St. Olave’s
Pepys
Mdon
Winston-Salem Pair Wed After Meeting at Station
L M Griffin of Nash County and Mrs Clara Walters of Winston-Salem, both 69 and 41 respectively, met at Norfolk Southern station and married at Justice of the Peace W R Wood after a long correspondence through a matrimonial agency.
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Norfolk Southern
L. M. Griffin
Nash County
Clara Walters
Winston- Salem
Justice of the Peace
W. R. Wood
Grifin
Walter
Thorugh
Walters
Griffin
M. Farmer
Atlantic Christian College
Lynchburg
Virginia Christian College
Farmer
Columbia University
Five Deeds Filed for Registration in Greensboro
Five deeds were filed in the register of deeds yesterday in Greensboro. Entries include Caesar Cone to J L Winningham for a lot near Fifth Avenue in Gilmer township 140 by 60 feet with 60 dollars and other considerations, Jimmeette to J C Hedgepeth for a land parcel on Victoria street 12 by 220 feet with 310 and other considerations, E C Fisher to Lucy May Richmond for a Carolina street lot 50 by 150 feet in Morehead township with 1 dollar and other considerations, Martha A Hendrix to Auto Hubner for a Gilmer township lot 100 by 146 feet with 10 dollars and other considerations. A May 1899 deed recorded today bore a Spanish American War tax stamp of 1 dollar.
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Greensboro
Register of Deeds
Caesar Cone
J. L. Winningham
Fifth Avenue
Gilmer Township
College baseball scores from multiple games
At Ithaca Michigan defeated Cornell 2 to 0. Yale edged Brown 8 to 7 in 10 innings at New Haven. Harvard beat Holy Cross 2 to 1 in Cambridge. Princeton won 5 to 1 over Dartmouth. Army shut out St John s 4 to 0 at West Point.
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Michigan
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New Haven
Yale
Brown
Cambridge
Harvard
Holy Cross
Princeton
Dartmouth
West Point
Army
St. Johns
City League Dope Sparks Turf Talk and Rumor Mills
Lawrence Cannon outlines Saints discontent and standings with Highlanders Reds Jitneys as second round opens. Notes include Sechrest and Fore as oddities, Elston on keeping winning percentage, a rumored Jones for glove swap, Teague on Red Sox suits, a Zeppelin interruption, Mitchell bench instruction, and the Jitneys adding pitcher Dave Tournier from the Highlanders.
Children quarrel over behavior while mother away
Mrs Carnes leaves children with a new maid for a day. On return she asks how they behaved. The maid replies they fought terribly to decide which was behaving the best, prompting a comic exchange about manners.
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Mrs. Carnes
Annie
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