Pointers Beat Greensboro 7 5 In Dusty Piedmont League Game
William Pierre's Pointers turned the tables on Charlie Carroll's Greensboro crew to win 7 to 5 at Welch field. Red Day started on the mound for Greensboro and was relieved by Rube Eldridge, with Frennick finishing for High Point. The win drew under 500 fans as both teams traded blows with late rallies and disputed umpire calls.
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William Pierre
Charlie Carroll
Greensboro
Ernoon
Cet
Patriots
Welch Field
High Point
Red Day
Pierre
Tigers
Rane
Mmpires
Breghorn Birthe
Welch Geld
McBride
Holt
Waldron
Sceals
Rube Eldridge
Duke of Spero
Frenick
Irby
Ferris
Smith
Murphy
Thompson
Roman
Kelly
Dannelly
Carroll
Parmalee
Saddler
Teague
Moorefield
Red Holt
Sessions
Bill Waldron
Roman S
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Daniels
Parmaiee
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Free Rats on Farm In Dorking
Laborers on a farm near Dorking England caught rats in a haystack but released them when the farmer refused to pay a reward. The incident is noted in the How They Stand column.
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England
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results yesterday show Pittsburgh defeating Boston 5-3 and Boston tieing at 4-4 in a 15 inning first game. Southern Birmingham 2-0 over Memphis 3-3, Little Rock 4-0 over Nashville 11-5, Atlanta 3 over New Orleans 2, Chattanooga 4 over Mobile 2 amid rain in Philadelphia and Boston rain delay.
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Pieddont
High Raleig
Winston
Greensboro
Durham
Danville
New York
Cleveland
Louis Washington
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
National
Pittsburgh
St Louises
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Southern
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
South Atlantic Football Scores Reported
Charleston beats Spartanburg while Greenville falls to Spartanburg. Columbia posts a 16 to 3 win over Augusta and Charlotte shuts out Charleston. Data reflects regional results across cities in the South Atlantic area.
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South Atlantic
Charleston
Spartanburg
Greenville
Columbia
Augusta
Charlotte
Virginia City Scores Report
Norfolk 11 Newport News 2 Rocky Mount 7 Richmond 2 Wilson 10 Tarboro 7 Suffolk 4 Portsmouth 7. Local tally lists city scores in a regional competition with Norfolk and Wilson leading totals.
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Virginia
Norfolk
Newport News
Rocky Mount
Richmond
Wilson
Tarboro
Suffolk
Portsmouth
South Atlantic
Columbia
Harleston
Keenyville S & Se
Augusta
Spartanburg
Charlotte
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American Association Scores and Standings Fragments
Fragmentary recap shows Columbus at 4 with Louisville 6 and Kansas City 6 while Minneapolis is listed 2-6 in the American Association standings with partial results.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
International score snapshot from Buffalo to Jersey City
Buffalo records 6 5 Syracuse 2 4 Baltimore 11 3 Newark 1 6 Jersey City Reading on wet grounds reflects disparate results across several cities and teams.
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International Buffalo
Syracuse
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City-Reading
Atkins Effective as Danville Defeats Durham 4 0
Atkins blanked Durham for seven hits as Danville won 4 to 0 in the opening game of a series. MclIntosh Devereaux and Trexler led Danville’s batting attack while Durham struggled with multiple quiet innings. Batteries: Atkins Thompson Caviness Dayton.
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Durham
Atkins
Bulls
Danville
MclIntosh
Devereaux
Trexler
Raleigh Beats Winston-Salem 7-6 In Openers
Raleigh won the first game of the series from Winston-Salem 7 to 6 here yesterday. Krepps pitched six hits allowed, while Stiteler and Gardin gave up twelve safeties. The score by innings shows Raleigh taking control with a three run third and a late ninth inning.
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Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Krepps
Twins
Stiteler
Gardin
R. H. E Winston
Raler
Brittain
Weir
McNeil
Pointers Beat Patriots in Brisk Welch Field Showdown
Bill Pierre observed from the grandstand as the Pointer team delivered a hard fought battle at Welch field. Dannelly and Teague starred for the visitors while Rube Eldridge and Roman shined for the Pointers. The win boosted the Pointers and unsettled the Patriots.
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Dannelly
Teague
Rube Eldridge
Roman
Pierremen
Holt extends hitting streak in World Series push
James Red Holt went three for three in another strong game boosting his batting average. With similar performance in the World Series the pennant chances for the Greensboro crew rise, signaling a potential title run at High Point park.
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James
Red) Holt
Holt
High Point
Welch Park Expands Bleachers for World Series Crowds
Carpenters worked yesterday at Welch Park to install extra bleachers to handle expected crowds. Nearly 5,000 spectators are anticipated for the World Series games at the venue.
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Welch Park
Opening of Guilford championship series in Greensboro
High Point teams will be well represented in Greensboro on Thursday for the opening of the Guilford championship series between the two local squads.
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High Point
Greensboro
Guilford
Bahama Islanders Move to Florida Census Decline
Nassau Bahamas reports a census showing a 5.2 percent decline in the Bahama Islands population to 55,944 over ten years due to emigration to Florida. Watlings Island rose by 69 with 686 residents as Columbus's believed landing site.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Bahama Islands
Atlantic
Florida
United States
Watlings Island
New World
Population rise noted on Bimini Islands during dry era
The Bimini Islands with a population of 610 shows an increase of 134 in ten years. The note lists 666 cures for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe or money refunded.
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Bimini Islands
United States
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Bill Pierre
Welchfield
M. ©. Culler
High Point Baseball Club
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