Pointers Beat Patriots In Good B Ball Game At Greensboro
Greensboro defeated High Point 5 to 3 in a lively baseball game. Red Day shuffled the lineup with Day at first base and Sessions catching. Rube Eldridge pitched for the Pointers, Mickie O Quinn pitched for the Patriots, Murphy had two hits, and Irby made a spectacular eighth inning catch as Waldron equalized a fourth inning play with a one hand stab and a home run.
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Danville Tobacconists Split Double Bill With Bulls
Danville and Durham split a doubleheader in Danville with the Bulls winning 3 0 in game one and the Tobacconists taking game two 2 1. Dayton hit a late homer to seal Durham’s victory in the opener while pitching held to three hits for both starters Harris and Moore in the first game.
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Gheen Dominates as Winston-Salem Routs Raleigh
Submarine pitcher Gheen held Raleigh to four hits as Winston-Salem defeated Raleigh 8 to 1 on Saturday. After Raleigh scored in the second, Gheen controlled the game. Score by innings: Raleigh 010 000 600 0 Winston 121 010 12x 6. Batteries Allen and Spencer. Gheen and Weir.
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Pekin Medical College to be Dedicated Soon
Peking Union Medical College will be dedicated the week of September 15 to 22. The program includes leading medical men and scientists from the United States and abroad. Participants come from London Paris Toronto and Hong Kong.
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Kilbane to Meet Frush in Big Featherweight Title Bout
Johnny Kilbane the world featherweight champion defends his title September 17 at Dunnfield against Danny Frush of Baltimore in a twelve round match. Kilbane to receive 60000 end and perhaps more on a zero profit basis while Frush earns 2500 for training expenses. Kilbane, 32, faces a younger challenger who has defeated top featherweights and has a stronger knockout record. Frush weighs near 126 pounds with Kilbane around 129 pounds at catch weights. height and reach favor Kilbane by several inches.
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Scores from Yesterday's American and National Leagues
Yesterday's results list New York defeating Boston 3 1 and Philadelphia 6 7 while Chicago beat Detroit 5 1 St Louis 4 and Cleveland 8. National league shows Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 1 and Brooklyn 3 New York 11 Chicago 5 St Louis 10.
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Southern standings update from New Orleans to Mobile
The record shows New Orleans 3, Birmingham 6. Memphis 8-3, Little Rock 6-1, Nashville 10, Atlanta 9, Chattanooga 5, and Mobile part of the list.
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Hockey scores and standings from regional games
International Syracuse 6 Buffalo 4. Rochester 3.8 Toronto 1-3. Jersey City 4-4 Reading 3-0. Baltimore Newark 4.
Chanute Pastor Refuses to Quit Boxing Advocacy
Rev. Larl A. Blackman of the Christian Church of Chanute has again spurned resignation as parishioners vote to keep him and raise his salary. He promotes boxing and dancing in church and works as a referee amid claims of twins at home aiding his earnings. His Ring presence boosts regional boxing and he once served as chaplain with the 137th infantry in France.
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Patriots Close Season in Piedmont League Schedule
Charlie Carroll's Greensboro Patriots, winners of the league's first half, face Pierre's Pointers at Welch Field this afternoon and tomorrow. The pennant series begins this week with seven games, alternating locations in Greensboro and High Point as the schedule unfolds.
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Vassar Alumnae to Unveil Peru Monument
Pasadena dispatch reports the Vassar College Alumnae Association will unveil a monument in Peru in memory of the late Professor James Orton. The event marks a tribute by alumnae to a noted geographer and explorer, reflecting their ongoing scholarly outreach abroad.
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Explorer Dr Orton Dies During South American Expedition
The obituary notes Dr. Orton formerly of the Vassar Faculty who died in Peru while on a scientific expedition. Anna Orton is identified as his daughter and head of a local girls school.
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National Exchange Club Sets Grand Rapids Convention
The tenth annual convention of the National Exchange Club will be held in Grand Rapids Michigan on September 26 and 27. Secretary H M Harter of Toledo expects about a thousand delegates from 200 cities. The club began in Detroit on April 11 1910 with 24 members from diverse trades. The convention may adopt a national welfare project and consider an inquiry into American naval prisons. Horatio S Earle of Detroit is president with L Harris of Grand Rapids among officers.
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Regional Society Names New Officers
The list shows elected officers including first vice president Anthony F. Ittner of St. Louis second vice president Ray L. Lange of Birmingham third vice president R Ruzicka of Cincinnati treasurer R A Hayes of Cleveland marshal Charles P Whitall of Springfield Mass and sergeant at arms.
Shade Cleans Up On Australian Boxers
Billy Shade, one of Crockett California’s fighting Shades, returns with four Australian boxing titles—welterweight, middleweight, light heavyweight, and heavyweight. He spent about two years in Australia and fought ten bouts, with the longest nine teen rounds against Tommy Uren. Shade lost only once to Francis Charles but later defeated him and plans an eastern trip aiming at the world heavyweight championship.
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