High Point Sweeps Double Bill In Durham Series
High Point splits a double header with Durham Bulls, losing 10 5 in game one and winning 3 1 in game two. Buckley and Williams starred on the mound, while Long led the offense with two base hits and a homer in the opener. The series continues as Moose debuts for the locals and McMillan men threaten for second place in the pennant race.
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Durham Bulls
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Brown Braly
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J. Smith
Page
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Salem
Sipaden
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Ee Stewart
Poeneidt
Ee Peet
Mike Ee
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Sehmidt
Clabaugh
Cox
Akers
Tauby
Morgan
Colfer
Stace Eis
Cleveland
Clabaien
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Argys
Cashion
Innnings
Mien
Utass
Boone
Cook
Braly
Ballentine
Schmidt
City League rosters form as teams begin workouts
Edgar Hartley promotes a city league with teams applying for berths including Y M C A Enterprise Highway Department Bankers Police Monarchs Public Service and First Methodist Sunday School. Monarchs start practice. meeting to schedule season set for 7:45 at the Y M C A lodge.
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Highway Department
Bankers
Monarchs
Public Service
Y. M. C. A. Lodgy
Elm Street Falls to Oak Hill Youths in Close Consolation Game
Elm Street school baseball loses 9 to 8 to Oak Hill in a seven inning Consolation League clash. Four double plays and timely hitting kept the score tight with strong pitching from Connor Harris Cecil and Moon. Notable hits include two base hits for W Conn or Cecil and a home run by Clodfelter. Standings and upcoming games for local elementary leagues are listed. a separate hair-tonnage statistic is noted.
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Slim Harris
St. Louis
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Sox
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MOON
SS Payee
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W. Connor
Cecil
Rucker
Clodfelter
Harris
Connor
Spry
Petty
High School Baseball Championship Draws Record Crowd
Chapel Hill May 20 Keen interest surrounds the state high school baseball final between Wilson and Winston-Salem champions of the eastern and western sections. The game at Emerson Field starts at 2 o clock Saturday with likely the largest crowd ever for the title contest.
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Winston-Salem High School
Emerson Field
Winston- Salem High School
Winston-Salem
Wilson High School
Clayton
Union of North Carolina
Piedmont League Standings Highlight Tight Races
High Point leads with 5 wins and 3 losses while Durham sits 10-1. Raleigh at 6, Rocky Mount 7, Winston-Salem 8, and Salisbury 4 round out the standings in a crowded Piedmont League report.
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Southeastern Seagle Scores Across Regional Games
Southeastern Seagle Montgomery defeated St Augustine Columbus 4 to 2 while Jacksonville beat Pensacola 7 to 2. Savannah triumphed over Selma 7 to 4 with Albany edging Selma 4 to 2 in a mixed regional schedule.
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St. Augustine
Columbus
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Savannah
Selma
Albany
Baseball Scores From American Association Standings
Louisville fouled Toledo 5 to 6 while St Paul led Kansas City 7 to 6. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 6 to 3. Columbus at Indianapolis game postponed amid damaged standings.
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American Association
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Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Sally Seagle Leads In Regional Scores
Sally Seagle tallied team scoring across multiple cities in a regional tally. Greenville Charlotte Spartanburg Columbia Macon Knoxville Augusta and Asheville contributed results with varied margins.
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Sally Seagle
Greenville
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Columbia
Macon
Knoxville
Augusta
Agheville
International League scores and weather impact
Reading and Baltimore played to a 1-1 draw while Toronto lost 1-6 to Buffalo. Rochester won 4-1, Syracuse took 7-? against Jersey City Newark in rain.
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International Leagh Reading
Baltimore
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Jersey City-Newark
Philadelphia Management Under Fire for Fairness Critique
The speaker blames Philadelphia management for the controversy, citing lack of fairness intelligence and true sportsmanship as key factors. The remark targets governance and conduct influencing the sporting event's integrity.
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Philadelphia
Virginia League Scores Report
Wilson defeated Portsmouth 5 to 4 Kirston led Petersburg with 6 over Norfolk 8 to 5 and Richmond 5 in a compact league results roundup with multiple close games.
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Wilson
Portsmouth
Kirston
Petersburg
Norfolk
Richmond
Man at the Plate Described in Humorous Baseball Style
A sporting note describes a man at the plate in American League fashion with streetcar like movement after a heavy breakfast. The figure Mr. Ormsby is mentioned as being bumped in the gangway.
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