Smith Leads Sluggers of the Piedmont League
High Point outfielder J. Smith topped the Piedmont League with a .366 batting average in 1922, per figures released by President W. B. Bramham of Our Feeses. Teammate Hoke Floyd followed at .365, with High Point players Dick Wacha .331 and Irby .330 also among leaders.
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Local nine edge hosts in tenth inning battle at West End park
Ross pitched masterly but fielding errors by Erlanger kept the game alive. C Haynes homered after a double and Big Red Haynes added a double and homer as the locals and visitors traded runs through eight innings. Haynes tied the score with a fifth inning single, and Champion and Younger contributed key plays. The game ended 5-5 after extra innings with Picketts scoring on an earlier double and several strong defensive plays sealing a tense finish.
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Carolina Defeats Wake Forest to Open 1922 Football
The University of North Carolina opened the 1922 football season by defeating Wake Forest 62 to 53 on a Saturday afternoon. Carolina dominated early, with Wake Forest scoring only once from a 30 yard placement by Heckman. New players McDonald Sparrow Merritt and Johnson McGee impressed as UNC used an old lineup in the final quarter to pile up four touchdowns. Attendance reached about four thousand fans.
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Trinity Beats Guilford in Opener
Trinity defeated Guilford in the opening football game of the season. The narrative highlights Trinity’s remarkable offense and strong defense in Durham on October 2.
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Quaker Team Battles Trinity In Scoring Bout
The score ended 43 to 9 as Methodists first scored four minutes in with Brown on a dash. Captain Neal added a second touchdown and a goal. Roswell connected on a 30 yard pass for Trinity's third. The Quakers kept Trinity scoreless until Johnson broke through for two touchdowns in the third quarter. Bullock and Captain Neil also tallied.
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Unclear Baseball Standings Snapshot From Newark Card
Fragmentary scoreline shows teams including Newark, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, American League clubs Cleveland Detroit Washington New York with mixed results. No full schedule or clear outcomes available from the readable text.
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America Association Scores and Results Snapshot
A Minneapolis report shows scores on January 2 in St. Paul and April 19 in Louisville with Kansas City at 4-4 and Columbus 3-2. Milwaukee 4-9 and Toledo 7-1 round out the results.
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Weather forecast for start of week shifts to fair with showers
The Washington weather outlook for the week beginning Monday predicts generally fair and normal temperatures across most southern Atlantic states. Occasional showers are possible in Florida, with no major storms expected.
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Royal Family Plans Departure to Corfu and Palermo
Athens dispatch reports the Greek royal family will leave for Corfu tomorrow and is expected to be installed by the Italian government in Palermo Sicily.
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