Pointers and Twins to Open Doubleheader at Welch Park
The Pointers host the Twins in a bargain day doubleheader at Welch Park starting at 2:30 PM tomorrow. Salisbury-Spencer edged High Point 3 2 in yesterday's tilt as Ikey Sadler and Red Stewart matched a tight mound duel. Stewart prevailed and both teams scored in the first inning.
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Red Stewart
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Sadler
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Clemons
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Thrasher
McDonald
Cashion
Sanders
Dean
High Point
Lewis
J. Smith
L. Smith
Millsaps
Hudson
Salisbury and High Point Play Tight Baseball Tilt
Salisbury Spencer Ab R H Po a E Jordan and Staley spark a 3 run first, but High Point answers with two in the second. McDonald and Sanders collect two base hits as scoring ends 3-2 in a 1 hour 45 minute game. Bases on balls and errors shape late innings while Sadler and Stewart work well on the mound. Attendance 75, Myrtle Street. Clarence Scott sells lot for 350.
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May Hire Davis As Scopes Defense Lawyer
Dayton Tenn dispatch reports John R. Neal counsel for J T Scopes says John W Davis former presidential candidate will be sought as one of the constitutional lawyers to take the case to the supreme court. Chicago Detroit Savannah Washington D C and Pacific Coast lawyers offered advice and services in the defense.
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Today's Games Across Piedmont and Major Leagues
The slate features Piedmont League matchups Winston Salem at High Point Salisbury at Greensboro and Durham at Raleigh. In the American League Cleveland visits St. Louis while Detroit visits Chicago and New York plays Philadelphia. National League games include St. Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New York and Brooklyn at Boston. Also in the Virginia League Wilson at Rocky Mount and Kinston at Richmond. South Atlantic League has Augusta at Charlotte Asheville at Spartanburg Knoxville at Greenville and Macon at Columbia.
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Rockefeller heads to Pocantico Hills from Orlando by motor
John D. Rockefeller left Lakewood today for his summer home at Pocantico Hills New York, after six weeks in Orlando Florida. He travels with his party by motor as reported from Lakewood.
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N. Y
Orlando
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Mr. Rockefeller
Virginia shortstop Dietrick signs with Washington club
William A. Dietrick, four year varsity shortstop for the University of Virginia, signs with the Washington American League club and will report after the university season ends. He hit over .400 this spring, is a fast baser and sure fielder, and his injury after April 20 affected Virginia’s play. Dietrick is a law student and has had offers from pro ranks before choosing to complete his four years.
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Virginia
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Department of Law
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
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Earle Neale
Neale
Lambeth Field
Clark Griffith
Real estate transfers recorded in Greensboro county court
Real estate transfers dated yesterday in Greensboro show Lindley Park Inc selling multiple lots and a 13‑lot tract for sums from 500 to 30,000 dollars. Transfers include J L Latham to Lindley Park, Inc. for 75,500 dollars and various other parcel deeds totaling thousands. Multiple buyers and sellers listed with properties on Lindell road Walker avenue Isabel street North Forbis Mebane streets and other Greensboro area parcels.
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B. Frank Millikan
J. A. Stall
Lindell Road
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Walker Avenue
J. L. Latham
Isabel Street
Charles H. Moore
H. E. Ballance
Forbis and
Mebane Streets
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North Park Drive
J. W. Money
Wharton Street
J. Ms Money
Kensington Road
L. S. Rierson
W. B. Wilkinson
Pomona Road
L. S. Reece
C. B. Wilkerson
Sumner Township
L. R. Gibson
C. BE. Hayworth
West Broad Street
High Point
Irving Park Company
Frank A. Sharpe
Woodlawn Drive
Adams Street
Clyde Setzer
Fred S. Rice
Briggs Avenue
J. A. Rankin
A. F. Hudson
van Lindley
Bessie L. Hill
W. B. Wilkerson
North Carolina river system’s topography drives power
The river system of North Carolina is shaped by its rugged topography and copious rainfall. Rivers begin in the high western mountains and table lands, then descend toward the sea, generating substantial mechanical power.
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American sues for divorce in Paris
Carroll Irving, an American, filed suit for divorce from his wife today in Paris. The couple were married in Baltimore, Maryland in 1900.
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Paris
Mike McTigue Defends Light Heavy Title at Yankee Stadium
May 29 report says 19 year old Mike McTigue will defend his world light heavyweight crown at Yankee Stadium at 10 tonight against Paul Berlenbach. Berlenbach seeks a knockout as McTigue aims to outsmart the challenger over 15 rounds. Also on the card Tony Marunlo faces Jack Delaney in a 10-round bout and Jimmy Slattery meets Jack Burke in a 6-round bout. Frankie Genare defeats Harold Smith in a 10-round flyweight bout.
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Yankee Stadium
Paul Berlenbach
Berlenbach
McTigue
Paul
Tony Marunlo
New Orleans
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport Battler
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Jack Burke
Pittsburgh
Frankie Genare
Harold Smith
Brooklyn
Baseball scores from various leagues and games
Results list shows Raleigh Greensboro Winston Durham and others with scores across the Virginia, International, South Atlantic, Florida State and Southern leagues. Notable games include New York 1 Chicago 13, Baltimore 4 Jersey City 7, and Birmingham 0 with Memphis 4. Multiple ten inning entries and brief scheduled notes accompany the standings.
American Association Scores Round Completions Summary
Toursville defeats Toledo 3 to Indianapolis 5, Columbus 12 to Kansas City 7, Minneapolis 4 to Milwaukee 6 and St Paul 5 in ten innings.
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Weeks recuperating after surgery at Massachusetts General
Secretary of War John W. Weeks underwent surgery for gallstones yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital. He rested well overnight and was reported in satisfactory condition this morning per a physicians' bulletin.
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John W. Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Playmakers Close Season With The Rivals In Battle Park
Chapel Hill May 29 A final curtain drops on the 1924 25 season of the Caroli Playmakers with The Rivals to be staged at Fore Theatre in Battle Park Saturday night. A large turnout from Durham and nearby towns has booked seats for the outdoor production famed for its lavish costumes from Van Horn Philadelphia and refined lighting. Louise Sawyer leads the capable cast as Malaprop with George Denny Copeland Margaret Jones Ern Green Claudius Mintz John Farrer Theodore Fitch and Ji Saunders also in the lineup.
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van Horn
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Starra
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Lydia Languish
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George Denny
Copeland
Margaret Jones
Ern Green
Claudius Mintz
John Faror
Theodore Fitch
Ji Saunders
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