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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
7
Nichols allowed the early Raleigh attack until the sixth frame when Letty Nichols blew up. Duncan’s team then pounded him for nine runs as Eldridge finished the game in relief. McCullough made two fine catches in the third and seventh innings.
Winston-Salem Ab. pounded Danville 21 to 1 on May 25. Harris allowed 22 hits as Winston touched him for 22 safeties. Morbach yielded nine. Notable: Bribeck 2 homers and Ringle with two base hits. Whitman 2 hits. scoring summary shows Winston early offense and dominant pitching.
Louis Guisto, first baseman for the Cleveland club, faces limited playing time behind Stuffy McInnis. Manager Tris Speaker calls him a great hitter and fielder who will serve as a key pinch hitter and bench asset. Ed Walsh and umpire Tommy Connolly stories illustrate historic baseball tensions and personalities.
Durham defeated by Greensboro 3 to 6 in Durham. Danville 1 hosted Winston Salem 21 with High Point 4 and Raleigh 9. Score lines show Greensboro and Winston Salem victorious in a busy Piedmont League day.
In the American League Boston defeated Cleveland 6 to 2 while Philadelphia beat Detroit 7 to 3 and New York topped Washington 5 to 3 all games on the slate today.
National League games saw Pittsburgh defeat Philadelphia 11 to 4 and Boston beat St. Louis 9 to 3. Cincinnati led New York 1 to 2 in a concise summary of the day.
In the International League results Toronto defeated Syracuse 6 to 5, Reading beat Newark and Buffalo 2 to 1, Rochester and Baltimore tied 3 to 3, and Jersey City beat Buffalo 2 to 1.
The fragment lists several score updates and upcoming games from the Southern Association in Birmingham and Memphis. It mentions Little Rock 7 versus Atlanta 1, Nashville 7 versus Mobile 1, with only scheduled games noted overall.
In a Virginia League slate Norfolk defeated Wilson 4 to 3 while Newport News fell to Rocky Mount 4 to 1 and Richmond led Portsmouth 6 to 4 in a trio of baseball results.
Scores from regional games show Columbia 5, Charlotte 12, Spartanburg 9 6, Charleston 5 4. Greenville Augusta game postponed by rain.
A fragmented report notes rapid electrification of major routes between Santiago and Valparaiso including key crossings and improvements aimed at boosting transport efficiency and regional connectivity.
McWhorter allowed three hits over nine innings and Durham shut out Greensboro 3 to 0. O Quinn pitched for Greensboro and scattered eight hits while Durham roped eight hits, scoring in the first and third innings to back McWhorter’s shutout effort.
The Orpheum features Geo B. Gardners Jontee Revue as crowds praise the Hawaii acts and Tom Mix in Sky High nears final show. Mix performs a Grand Canyon airplane stunt in a Williams Fox production thrilling the audience.
Mrs. Mallory sails to England for Wimbledon starting June 26 to challenge Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, aiming to become the supreme champion. Past Forest Hills match had Mallory leading before Lenglen faltered, and Lenglen’s form currently strong despite illness rumors. Lengthy report notes Mallory’s winter inactivity and planned British tuneups before Wimbledon.
A coacher at third base may not strike or push a runner toward home plate or interfere with play. If a coacher beats or slaps a runner while a fair ball leaves the field the umpire must call the runner out. If a fair ball clears the fence or goes into the stands the umpire ignores coacher actions.
The text explains that baserunners may advance as soon as the fielder touches the ball in play, even if the ball is juggle or bobbled by the fielder. It argues that forcing runners to wait would let fielders rush the ball to the infield and deprive runners of a fair chance to advance.
Porio April 20 By Mail Railways report March receipts at 36 million yen, up about four million from last year. The fiscal year ending this March posted 382 million yen, up 45 million from the prior year, reflecting strong growth in railway revenues.
Tax notices urge residents to pay assessed taxes at the office of W C Jones, tax collector. Payment deadlines and accepted methods are listed, with instructions for in person or mailed payments and penalties for late submission.
Washington May 21 A movement backed by a large number of senators seeks to change the long standing rule of unlimited debate. The effort aims to set limits and advance debate discipline within the Senate through a conference of Republican leaders.
Radio producer Tesh Radio Co advertises top quality material and asks listeners if they want the best. The message emphasizes superior content and personal appeal to the audience.
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