Giants Take Game Three to Lead World Series Race
At Polo Grounds on October 6 the Giants won 3 0 to 0 against the Yankees to go two games up in the series. John Scott allowed four hits and Giants collected twelve singles off Hoyt. Frisch excelled in fielding as Sam Jones finished for New York after Hoyt was replaced by Baker to bat.
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Polo Grounds
N. Y
Yankees
Giants
John Scott
Hoyt
Frisch
Sam Jones
Baker
Scott
Young
Witt
Waleed
Smith
Kelly
Ward
Bancroft
Groh
Dugan
Meusel
World Series Game Three Follows Huggins Pitching Plan
Waite Hoyt starts for the Yankees against the Giants in game three as Huggins sticks to a five pitcher strategy. McGraw surveys his options while the Yankees seek to end their batting slump and win the series off the home Giants. Giants start Hoyt and Groh and Meusel contribute early offense as the game stays tight through four innings.
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Miller Huggins
Yankee
Waite Hoyt
Giants
McGraw
McQuillan
John Scott
Rosie Ryan
Huggins
Hoyd
Carl Mayes
Sam Jones
Bush
Yarees
Scott
Witt
Dugan
Young
Frisch
Ruth
Hoyt
Bancroft
Groh
Meusel
Ward
Pipp
Yankees
Missionary Meeting Final Session and Pageant Held
The eighth annual Woman's Missionary Society session of the Potomac Synod adjourned at First Reformed Church with officer elections. A pageant by the First Reformed Girls' auxiliary depicted Christian aid for heathen lands, featuring nations from Turkey to Africa and a chorus of missionary hymns.
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Woman's Missiionary Society of the
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
United States
First Reformed Church
Girls’ Auxiliary
The
Anna Groh
Carlisle
A. 8. DeChant
Hanover
Catherine Grove
Waynesboro
H. C. Graber
Hagerstown
C. C. Best
Hickory
N. C
Lou Elen Seibert
Martinsburg
W. Va
Philip Fickes
Newport
Spri Ng
Society
America
Turkey
South America
India
Korea
China
Japan
Mexico
Africa
Army Monoplane Breaks Endurance Record in San Diego
Lieut. John E. McReady and Oakley Kelly, U.S. Army, flew the T2 monoplane for 26 hours 34 minutes setting a new air endurance record for heavier than air machines. The old mark stood at 26 hours 9 minutes 35 seconds.
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San Diego
Cal
John E. McReady
Oakley Kelly
United States Army
Supreme Court Upholds Referee in Stillman Divorce Case
Supreme Court Justice Marshaus confirmed the referee report in the Stillman divorce. The court allows Mrs. Ann A Stillman, who defended the suit against her banker husband, costs in the case.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
Marschaus
R Today
Stillman
Ann A. Stillman
Pardons Granted for Two Hillsville Shooting Defendants
Gov. E Lee Trinkle granted conditional pardons to Sidna Edwards and Friel Allen, two of six men convicted in the 1912 Hillsville courthouse shooting. He denied clemency to Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards, who received 35 and 27 year terms. Edwards, Allen, and others faced murder and wounding charges tied to the deadly incident that killed a judge, a prosecutor, the sheriff, and a young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Sidna Edwards
Friel Allen
Hillsville
E. Lee Trinkle
Sidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
Thornton L. Massey
Commonwealth
W. M. Foster
F. L. Webb
Trinkle
One Badly Pitched Ball Costs Yanks in Evans Opinion
In the Polo Grounds second game of the world series a high outside curve by Bob Shawkey became Smil Meusel’s three run homer. Shawkey, though hindered by the mistake, pitched bravely after the early blast and the Yankees tied the score later. A failed sac bunt by Shawkey after Witt’s single ended the rally and left the Yankees short of victory.
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Yanks
Evans
Polo Grounds
N. Y
Giants
Bob Shawkey
Smil Meusel
Joe Bush
Shawkey
Meussl
Groh
Frisch
Meusel
Shawkay
Bob Meusel
Bob Meus
Barnes
Bancroft
Dugan
Ward
Ruth
Mengel
Scott
Huggins
Witt
Death of Cyrus Vestal Cummings Local High Point Resident
Cyrus Vestal Cummings, 68, prominent High Point citizen, died at a local hospital after several days illness. Survived by four sons J Clyde Cummings Ware Shoals S Turner G Cummings Carey Cummings and Olin J Cummings a MIT Cambridge Mass. one daughter Evelyn Cummings. three sisters Mrs Mills Mrs Pegram and Miss Alice Cummings. Funeral at 3 30 Sunday at 118 West Russell Street conducted by Rev Charles P Coble with Oakwood Cemetery interment. Junior Order members will handle grave services.
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Cummings
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Guilford Council
UAL
J. Clyde Cummings
Ware Shoas
Turner G. Cummings
Carey Cummings
Olin J. Cummings
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Evelyn Cummings
Mills
Pegram
Alice Cummings
Greensboro
West Russell Street
Charles P. Coble
Oakwood Cemetery
Great array of speakers for Open State campaign
Raleigh dispatch notes 16 of 26 speakers drafted for the Democratic campaign opening, many lawyers by design, with notable women among Raleigh’s listed speakers. Vice Chair Mary Henderson leads arrangements as the party touts female oratory, while some potential speakers from education and government circles are unavailable due to duties. The piece highlights lack of old race references and a GOP struggle in Davie Stokes and Sampson counties amid fusion between local Dem and Republican factions.
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Raleigh
Norwood
Earling
Eicer
Mary Henderson
Salisbury
Na High
Palmer Jerman
T. P. Harrison
Mary Owen Graham
Josephus Danels
Dixon Carroll
Charles G. Doak
T. E. Browne
Jane McKimmon
T. W. Bickett
Elizabeth Kelly
Clarence Johnson
Department of Education
Leon T. Vaughn
Nashville
W. R. Hollowell
Goldsboro
E. M. Land
Thomas O’berry
Wayne Capital
Morrison
Davis, Stokes
Sampson
Davie
Stokes
N Davie
Infant Son of Mr Hicks Dies at Deep River
The 10 month old Glenn Hicks, son of Mr and Mrs Toy Hicks, died this morning at 6 at their Deep River home. The funeral will be at the Primitive Baptist church in Mechanicsville tomorrow at 11 AM with burial there. Friends express their sorrow at the loss.
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Glenn Hicks
Toy Hicks
Deep River
Primitive Baptist Church
Mechanicsville
Grade Crossing Claims One Life Four Oaks Tragedy
J T Price of Selma was killed when an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train struck the automobile he rode in near Four Oaks. Joseph Whitney of Selma was seriously injured with a fractured thigh and severe injuries. he is hospitalized and expected to recover.
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Fayetteville
J. T Price
Selma
K Hed
Joseph Whitney
Atlantic Coast Line
Four Oaks
Here
Ej Penters
Whitney
Republic Rubber resumes tire production in receivership
The tire department in Youngstown Ohio has restarted production after two years idle. The operation runs on a short time basis and produces only a small share of its former capacity. The plant remains under receiver control.
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Youngstown, O
The
Republic Rubber Company
Auto Tester Dies in Fair Grounds Car Crash
Huntington news reports Laude Jackson aged 13 died from injuries after an automobile test on the fair grounds tracks skidded and rolled three times. Driver Stewart Carter aged 20 suffered cuts and bruises.
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Huntington
W. Va
Laude Jackson
Fair Grounds
Stewart Carter
Greenville Man Dies in Charlotte at 51
Alonzo F. Guy, 51, superintendent of the F. W. Poe Manufacturing Co. of Greenville, S.C., died early today in a Charlotte hospital after weeks of treatment. He is survived by a widow. The body will be sent to Augusta, Georgia, for burial.
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Charlotte
Alonzo F. Guy
F. W. Poe Manufacturing Company
Greenville
S. C
Augusta
Thomas Fawcett Dies at 81 in Mount Airy
Thomas Fawcett born in Canada and longtime Kalamazoo resident died yesterday in Mount Airy at age 81. He served as president of the First National Bank after moving to the area 30 years ago.
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Thomas Fawcett
Winston-Salem
Canada
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mount Airy
First National Bank
Hedgecock Case Delayed In Guilford Court Until December
Basil Hedgecock former High Point bank cashier faces embezzlement charges in Guilford Superior Court but the trial is continued to December 18 after defense appeals. Judge Harding noted the need for leading counsel Judge Strudwick and state prosecutors argued public interest and possible jail case backlogs. The delay was also influenced by the Nas sar case and a motion to quash the indictment alleging false entries and duplicity.
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Greensboro
Basil H. Hedgecock
High Point Bank
Home Banking
Atlantic Bank and Trust Company
Guilford
Superior Court
W. F. Harding
KR. C. Strudwick
Hedgecock
Washington
Nhe Supreme Court
John W. Wower
O. L. Sapp
Bower
Thomas J. Gold
High Point
Strudwick
Harding
Ellis Nassar
H Gh Point
Nassar
Egypt
Syria
America
M. J. Wrenn
Home Banking Company
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