Eldridge Wins Fifth Straight For Boss Herndon In 4-2 Win
Rube Eldridge pitched a complete game for the Pointers at Welch field, scattering six hits and earning a 4-2 victory over Duke Durcan's Raleigh Capitals. Floyd hit a homer for Raleigh, while Eldridge and teammates turned three double plays and improved to five straight wins. Attendance was about 2,000 as Shriners watched.
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Boss Herndon
Welch Baseball Field
Duke Durcan
Raleigh Capitals
High Point
Irby
Lennox
Davis
Overtone
Herndon
J. Smith
Raleigh
Floyd
Wacha
McCullough
Pep” Powel
Center Meadow
Thrasher
Smith
Keystone Station
Powell
Eldridge
Capitals
Klood
Johnson
Overton
Bandrimer
Rube Edridge
Duke of Spero
R. B. Smith
McCollough
R. Smith
Chavis
Bonehead plays in baseball history and a Chicago pitcher
A nostalgic review lists bonehead baseball gaffes from the majors. It highlights incidents like Merkle failing to touch second base, Anderson stealing to an occupied base, and Gessler running to the clubhouse with a live ball. Clarence Hodge earns ivory hunter status after a dugout ball throw that altered bases amid a tight Detroit game.
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Fre& Merkle
New York
John Anderson
Kid Belberfeld
Doc’’ Gessler
Chicago Cubs
Clarence
Shovel" Hodge
Chicago White Sox
Ivory Hunters
Chicago
Detroit
Hodge
Schalk
Pickin Em Off Both Foul Lines Five Wins in Row
Five straight victories boost the Capitals as Powell ends his hitting slump with two hits. Dannelly to Durham for Shay reshapes the Greensboro squad, while Babe Ruch sparks dust throwing over an umpire decision. Rube Eldridge draws crowds with his comic stunts.
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Powell
Herndon
Carroll
Greensboro Patriots
Sday
Paul Dannelly
Durham
Shay
Dannelly
Greensboro
Babe Ruch
Hildebrand
Ump
Twins Romp Over Danville and Wik Exhibition 17 to 0
Ormand held Danville to two hits as the Twins routed the Tobacconists 17 to 0 in an exhibition. Anderson homered, Clarke and Holmes added two base hits, with Atkinson struggling on the mound for Danville. Umpires Turner and Kelly. Time 1:54.
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Durham shuts out Greenshara 6 to 0 in baseball game
Rube Crews was hit hard as Durham blanked Greenshara 6 to 0. Wilhelm pitched for the Bulls, allowing six hits in a complete game with 4 000 in attendance. Key hits included Dan nielly Gooch and Ma grain Gooch, Benson and Comey with sacrifices. Crews walked once and left four baserunners stranded.
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Rube Crews
Greenshara
Wilhelm
Lee Gooech
Ar Heager
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Patriots
Dannielly Gooch
Magrain
Gooch
Benson
Comey
Crews
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Daugherty
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Shay
Donaldson
Teague
Dorman
Carroll
Honeycutt
Rt “Eee
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Conley
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Sugar and Beer Seized in Freeman's Mill Raid
Deputy Sheriff C M Miles and Police Officers E W Noah and H D Stout captured 400 pounds of sugar 3860 gallons of beer and many barrels in woods near Freeman's Mill at 11:30 this morning. Operators escaped before arrival. Sugar turned over to Sheriff D B Stafford and moved to Greensboro later.
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E. W. Noah
H. D. Stout
Freeman’s Mill
Outfit
High Point
D. B. Stafford
Greensboro
Baseball rules on overrunning bases and liability
The passage explains baserunning rules for overrunning first and third bases. A runner who overruns first in passing and returns to it without advancing to second is not put out, provided no attempt to go to second is made. If a runner overruns third and then tries for second but believes he cannot reach it, he may be retired if touched with the ball before returning. The exemption ends as soon as the runner attempts to go to second.
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Mr. Hodge
Chicago
Kid Gleason
Dance at Sheraton Tonight with O Henry Orchestra
The weekly Sheraton dance starts at 9 PM and runs to midnight with Tal Henrys O Henry orchestra Wall providing music for dancers.
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the Sheraton
Tal Henry
O. Henry Orchestra
Wall
Weaving of cotton a traditional Korean home industry
The article notes that weaving cotton is a principal cottage industry in Korea and is largely carried out by country women at home, highlighting the domestic role in textile production.
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Korea
Publication Aims to Print Novel for 25000 Circulation
A plan to source 500 trees for paper to publish a novel intended for a circulation of twenty five thousand copies. The project emphasizes sustainable material use and large reach.
For Sale A Fine Secondhand Piano
A standard make piano listed for sale in a local notice. Contact Box 297 High Point North Carolina for details and arrangements.
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Pointers Face Twin Towns and Winston-Salem Clash
The Pointers play in Twintown this afternoon and tomorrow while a trouble forecast in Winston-Salem looms. The Twins have sailed easily for days and would challenge Herndonites if their hitting and pitching hold.
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Winston-Salem
Herndonites
Double bill in Winston-Salem ballpark tied to Pointers game
A Winston-Salem double bill features Job facing the Pointers in the opener while Eddie Frenick is also slated to appear. The pairing promises a busy afternoon at the ballpark with local crowd interest high.
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Winston-Salem Ballpark
Job
Eddie Frenick
Winson-Salem Twins Sweep Danville Spree. Tobacconists Poor Run
The Winson-Salem Twins have plated 28 runs across two exhibitions against Danville, while the Tobacconists managed only one run in the same two games. The contrast highlights the Twins offensive surge versus Tobacconists’ scoring drought.
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Winson-Salem Twins
Danville Crew
Tobacconists
Cast and West Ten Fight for Honors at Harvard Stadium
Boston May 25 The Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America track meet at Harvard Stadium pits California and Stanford against eastern powers for 1922 supremacy. California seeks to defend last year’s title with Stanford challenging after a strong dual meet showing. thirty three colleges are represented as East dominance and Pacific coast stakes collide in a fast track venue.
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Harvard Stadium
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
California
Michigan
Leland Stanford University
Golden Bears
Pacific Coast
Berkeley
Harvard
Stanford
Franklin Field
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Western teams rely on champions in Pennsylvanian event
Delphia notes University of Pennsylvania hosts spring competition with top intercollegiate stars. Morris Kirksey of Stanford, runner up to Charley Paddock in 1923, is hampered by leg troubles. Jack Merchant, Brick Muller, and Captain Bob Hutchinson from California are seen as key point scorers, with Hutchinson's 220 yard dash last year highlighted as a strong contributor.
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Delphia
University of Pennsylvania
Morris Kirksey
Stanford
Charley Paddock
Paddock
Kirkse
Jack Merchant
Brick’’ Muller
California
Bob Hutchinson
Yesterday's Results in the American League
New York defeated Washington 6 to 4 and Detroit beat Cleveland 7 to 4. Other games were postponed due to rain.
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Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
National League scores show tight games across slate
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 7 to 6 in an extra inning style finish while 8 to 9 and Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 7 and St. Louis 8 Chicago 2 produced varied results. Other games not scheduled.
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Reading Beats Newark 2 0 in International League
Scores from the circuits show Baltimore and Jersey City 5, Toronto 4, Syracuse 6 in the American Association readings Columbus 2 Louisville and St Paul 2 Milwaukee 4 Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 5. Toledo Indianapolis rain affected play.
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Baltimore & Jersey City
Toronto
Syracuse
American Association
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Louisville & St.Paul
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Southern Association scores and rain delay notes
Weather and field conditions affect Southern Association games in Birmingham Memphis and other cities. Reports show Chattanooga won 5 to 1 while New Orleans trailed at 1 runs as rain and wet grounds disrupted Little Rock Atlanta and Nashville Mobile venues.
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Memphis
Little Rock
Atlanta
Frank Jiner
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Virginia League scores show Newport News lead
In Virginia League action Newport News defeated Richmond 15 to 0 while Portsmouth beat Wilson 6 to 8 in a 14 points affair. Rocky Mount edged by Norfolk 3 to 1 with Richmonds 0.
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Wilson
Rocky Mount
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Umpire Billy Evans Explains How to Play Great Baseball
Umpire Billy Evans shares insights from years with the majors on how to play each baseball position. He emphasizes originality and study of star players to develop proper plays and notes that beginners must grow into the game from childhood through practice and progression.
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