Colonial Opener Twin Moundsmen Clash In Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem on May 20 the Colonials edged the Whitemanites 4 to 4 after Buck Lloyd was relieved in the third. Richardson held Winston-Salem to five hits while Mauney fended off a late rally. Windle starred for the visitors with five hits and solid defense as Salisbury pulled even in the series.
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Winston-Salem
Buck Lloyd
Colonials
Whitemanites
McMillan
Richardson
Mauney
Lloyd
Zinker
Windle
Tie
Salisbury
R. H. Vo
F Wise
Carpenter
RG Parey
Whiteman
Jonneon
Wade
Johnson
Taylor
Maltby
Clayton
Winston Salem
Taylor and
Lewis
Weather Threat Delays Outdoor Fight Promoter's Dilemma
Tex Rickard, promoter of the outdoor heavyweight elimination match at Yankee Stadium, faces a rain threat after yesterday’s washout of Maloney Sharkey. A clear forecast keeps hopes alive, but a postponed bout could shift by a week. Rickard recalls a similar delay in 1925 for Berlenbach McTigue.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Jupe Pluvius
Tex
Yankee Stadium
Boston
Jimmy Maloney
Jack Sharkey
Rickard
Paul Berlenbach
Michael McTigue
Rain Could Boost Fight Promoter’s Receipts
Despite rain delaying the event, advance sales reached $175,000 with more returns expected. The promoter predicted receipts would top his $300,000 house estimate by about $50,000. The fighters worried the extra day would blunt their condition.
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Richard
Wdve
Rainall
Battlers
Capitals Checkered by Goochmen Rally in Raleigh Blowout
The Rocky Mount Buccaneers turned back the Capitals 8 to 7 as base hits sparked a late bid. Wattmen Wattmen May and Augustine pitched for Goochmen and locals, respectively, with Raleigh leading until a ninth inning rally fell short.
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Raleigh
Rocky Mount Buccaneers
Capitals
Wattmen
Y Kith May
Augustine
Rocky Mount Unable To Overcome Raleigh In Late Frames
In a tight late game Raleigh used a six run inning to overcome Rocky Mount 6 to 7. Key hits included two base hits by Walters Spencer Augustine and Lundeen. Diehl and Lundeen starred defensively as Raleigh claimed the win and a Masonry education program announced a district revival event.
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Rocky Mount
Diehl
Lundeen
Rocky Mount Ab. KR. H. OO
AL Bb
Ares Oeace
CCS
Busta
Bemctts
Gogee
Torbog
Isisinek
Bes Ink
Syeneer
Sten. CF Nee Ae Lurooor
Soimie
Raleigh Ab
Saas
Masonic Schools Set for Three North Carolina Cities
Masonic instruction sessions will be held in Lexington on May 23 High Point on May 25 and Greensboro on May 26 and 27. R K Stewart district deputy grand master says the free programs cover educational meetings scholarly ritual and symbolism for officers masters and instructors with both afternoon and night sessions. An all district rally will discuss Masonic business jurisprudence and district problems.
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Lexington
High Point
Greensboro
R. K. Stewart
New Officers Elected in Tri City Laundrymen Group
The Tri City Laundrymen association serving High Point Winston Salem and Greensboro elected officers at a Sheraton banquet. Thomas Ayres Greensboro Vicks laundry was chosen president Fred Mitchell Leaksville as vice president and R L Means Winston Salem Zin zendorf laundry secretary treasurer. About 50 members attended the banquet and heard talks on industry concerns.
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Tri-City
Burch to Hear Case Next Friday After Highway Accident
The case against W. A. Burch stemming from a Saturday night automobile collision on the High Point Greensboro highway was scheduled for Municipal Court this morning. The hearing has been moved to next Friday.
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W. A. Burch
High Point
Greensboro
Court Case Delayed by Absence of Key Witnesses
The hearing was postponed as neither Mr. Bureh nor two key witnesses Miss Margaret Sever and Miss Annabelle King could attend. Their absence caused the continuance of the case until next Friday.
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Mr. Bureh
Misses Margaret Sever
Annabelle King
France Wins First in Franco-American Lawn Tennis Match
In St. Cloud France May 20 AP reports Jean Borotra defeated Francis T Hunter in opening singles 4 6 6 4 6 4 in a best two of three sets as France takes the first victory in the Franco American lawn tennis series.
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France
ST. Cloud
Jean Borotra
Francis T. Hunter
Tilden Wins First Set Against Lacosta 6-4
William T. Tilden takes the opening set from Rene Lacosta 6-4 in St. Cloud on May 20, as AP reports. Tilden leads the best of sets, building early momentum in the match.
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ST. Cloud
William T. Tilden
Rene Lacosta
Weather fog halts Capeace reports in Newfoundland coast
Reports from Capeace at the southeastern tip of New Found land say dense fog and southwest wind. Trepassey on the south coast reported similar conditions as of today May 20.
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St, Johns
Nfl
Capeace
New Foundland
Trepassey
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Kuppenheimer
S. Main St
Walter C. Wicker
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Bruch
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