High Point Pitcher Eddie Frenick Gets Exhibition Credit
In yesterday's local baseball exhibition Eddie Frenick of High Point showed a creditable performance and hints of a major league future. Former High Point players Murphy and Snyder, now with Charlotte, watched from the grandstand as Frenick impressed. Next Tuesday Eldridge Day at Welchfield will honor the veteran pitcher with expected gifts. Fans recall Dayton Day for Walter Dayton and anticipate similar appreciation for Rube.
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High Point
Eddie
Baseball Emporium
Murphy
Polsnyder
Charlotte Ctal
Sally Teagene
Charlotte
Snyder
Hornet
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Welchfield
Fiarham
Dayton
Point
Rube
Homer Sparking Victory Keeps Woarssars Ahead in Race
In yesterday's game Ken Woarssars hit a crucial homer inching ahead of Rogers Hornsby by one long ball. Williams belted his third home run in as many days as ACT ReCured surged.
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Ken Woarssars
Soth
Rogers Hornsby
Williams
Durham Bulls poised to clinch Piedmont League title run
With a strong 9y2 win streak the Durham Bulls seem likely to prevail in the final half of the 1922 Piedmont League season. Managers plan a postseason series with a coin toss to decide where the first two games are played.
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Ainemore
Durham
Bulls
Seris
Irby Injured Sliding Into Second In Pirates Game
High Point centerfielder IRBY left yesterday's game after a slide into second base for a stolen base. J Smith moved to center while George Cusack Wes covered right field. ThePointers head to Greensboro to face Charlie Carroll's Patriots with a large local turnout expected for Friday's road clash.
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Red” Irby
High Point
Irby
J. Smith
George Cusack Wes
Greensboro
Pointers
Charlie Carroll
Patriots
American Legion
Championship Seerles Open in Wilon for Regional Pennant Games
The Championship Seerles commence in Wilon featuring Wilson club contenders from Charteston area. Teams vie for South Atlantic and Virginia league pennants as Dick Miller, ex High Point manager, joins Wilson to bolster their bid.
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Charteston
Wilson
Virginia
Wilon
Heverall
Feaitos
Dick Miller
Maniunger
High Point
Wilso
Pointers Triumph in First Final Series Game at Welch Field
Herndon squad known as the Pointers defeated Danville 4 to 1 with Eddie Frenick pitching a strong game. Frenick limited Danville to seven hits while Harris allowed 12, as Herndon broke the game open with timely hitting including Smith and Thrasher key RBIs. Irby left early with an injury, Overton stole bases, and Jay Smith led Herndon with a double and two singles in four at bats.
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Danville
Virginians
Welch Field
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Hie Mates
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Irby
Rube Hkigridge
Wachai
Baker
Eldridge
Wacha
Smith
Wanville
Trexier
Mel
Shaner
Krenick
Regan
High Point
Thrasher
Oh Overton
McMillan
Herndonites
Overton
Schmidt
Stinson
Jay Smith
Powell
Civil Service in England Too Long Hours and High Costs
A London report notes England’s civil service rose from 253000 workers to 140000 at a cost of 9 to 67 million pounds. The committee urges longer hours to reduce staff and cut costs, but governments have failed to implement such changes amid department resistance.
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London
England
Civil Service
Crews Twirls Patriots To 3 1 Victory In Greensboro
Rube Crews pitched well for Greensboro as they defeated the Raleigh Capitals 3 to 1 in Greensboro. Bill Allen of Louisburg matched him on the mound allowing six hits. The Patriots failed to record a hit until the seventh inning, when they scored their runs.
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Greensboro
Rube Crews
Raleigh Capitals
Bill Allen
Louisburg
Crews
Patriots
Italians Gain Monopoly on Early Russian Black Sea Trade
Constantinople Sept 7 The Lloyd Triestino Shipping company has concluded an agreement with the Russian Soviet government granting it virtual monopoly of the early ig trade of the Russian Black Sea ports. The company will be the daily foreign shipping concern allowed to engage in the Russian coastwise trade.
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Constantinople
Lloyd Triestino Shipping Company
Halign
Carlyig
Black Sea
Durham Wins 6-1 as Atkinson Beats Winston-Salem
Durham pitcher Atkinson held the Twins to seven hits and the Bulls exploded for five early runs, beating Winston-Salem 6 to 1. Gibson started for Winston-Salem and was relieved after allowing multiple early scores. Danielly and Gooch had three hits each for Durham. Atkinson also contributed a strong two runs batted in while Resco and Gooch stole bases. Umpires were Gaffney and Harper. time of game 1 hour 35 minutes.
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A.B. Winston
Pancan
Allen
Floyd
Johanson
Shannon
Lennox
Kearney
Patel Salle
Greenshoro Ab. BR
A. B. Khein
Pierre
Teague
Smith
Conley
Carrall
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Reensboro
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Duncan
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Klein
Carroll
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Daugherty
Durham
Deacon Atkinson
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Gooch
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Beth Beek
Harecifras
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Whitman
Ravage
Ruviersen
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Hamby Vie
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Resco
Savaeé
McQorough
Atkinson
Yaces
Gaffney
Harper
Mechanicsville Baptist to Host Lawn Party
A lawn party will be given by Mechanicsville Baptist Church at the home of Mrs. J. B. Barker behind the hardware store on the Lexington Greensboro road. The public is invited.
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Mechanicsville Baptist Church
J. B. Barker
Lexington-Greensboro
World delegates to attend conference in Toronto
Toronto hosts the International Prohibition Association conference November 24 to 29 with delegates from about forty countries. Over 500 students from U S and Canada plan to attend. Speakers include Dr R Hercod of Switzerland and Leif Jones of England.
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Canada
International Prohibition Association
United States
World League Against Alcoholism
R. Hercod
Switzerland
International Temperance Bureau
Leif Jones
England
United Kingdom Alliance
Jnananjan Nys
India
Bengal
Cial Service League
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Births Outpace Deaths in Local Statistics
Official reports show in the township last month there were 18 births and no deaths while in the city 63 births and 16 deaths occurred. The records mark the best results in a very short period and indicate a birth majority over deaths.
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Tirihshad
Results Yesterday Peeditiont Greensboro A Raleigh
Raleigh defeated Greensboro by a score of 1 to 0 while High Point beat Danville 4 to 1 and Durham topped Winston Salem 6 to 1 in yesterday’s matches.
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Claib
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
High Point
Danville
Durham
National Baseball Scores and Weather Affects Schedule
National league results show Boston 1 tied New York 1 after rain delays. Philadelphia 6 beat Brooklyn 4 and Cincinnati 7 defeated St Louis 4. Remaining games postponed or not yet scheduled due to rain with others not listed.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Baseball Scores Across Leagues
New York beat Boston 9 to 2. Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 6 and again 8 to 8. Cleveland lost 3 to St Louis 11. No other games scheduled.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baltimore routs Newark as Jersey City upsets Rochester
In a high school basketball roundup, Baltimore defeated Newark 6 to 0, Jersey City edged Rochester 5 to 4, while Syracuse logged a 7 to 1 win over Rochester.
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Atlanta 8 New Orleans 2 scoreline report
Chicago game log notes Atlanta shuts out New Orleans 8 to 2 while other regional scores show Birmingham 10 over Mobile 4 Nashville 9 over Memphis and Little Rock 13 over Chattanooga 2.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Little Rock
Chattanooga
All the luck in New York coal shortage endangers schools
In New York a coal shortage threatens to close 100 schools as districts struggle to heat buildings this winter. Officials report supply issues and rising costs impacting rural and urban districts alike.
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New York
Motorless Plane Hovering Aerial Oddity Cited In Debate
A motorless aircraft suspended in air serves as a curious case in traffic dispute arguments. The oddity shows physics at play while highlighting attention on enforcement and safety considerations.
Pennsylvania Begins Fall Football Training At Mount Gretna
Philadelphia, Sept 7. About 50 players will join the University of Pennsylvania football squad at Mount Gretna for three weeks of preliminaries. Mount Gretna was chosen since Franklin Field will be ready only days before the opening game on September 36. Coach Heisman expects a strong, deep squad with several promising veterans and freshmen, aiming to restore Penn to prominence in football.
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Harding
Steisman
Mowntthetna
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Artresyaag
Thurman
Sutherland
Hamer
John Dern
Alvard Voegelin
Frank Giger
George Sullivan
Witter
Voegelin
Sullivan
Heisman
Frank Dewhirst
James Dewhirst
McGraw
Woodward
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King
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