High Point to Host Post-Season Series With Large Crowds
Officials prepare Welch park for a High Point vs Durham post season series with several thousand fans expected. Box seats sold quickly ahead of Monday and Tuesday games with no passes honored. cash fares at gates. Carpenters install bleachers as Greensboro and Winston-Salem supporters plan to attend and boost gate receipts.
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Baseball as a City Advertisement in High Point
High Point chamber secretary Frank Jd. Sizemore says the town’s baseball club markets the city more effectively than any other asset. He recalls a Cincinnati contact noting High Point won the first half of the Piedmont League, while a Nashville encounter echoed the same pride. Sizemore argues baseball draws national attention and provides needed leisure, urging local businesses to sponsor attendance at opening games.
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Snyder shines as Giants catcher in Yankee series
Snyder of the New York Giants caught six of eight games in the series and led the team with a .364 batting average. A durable right handed hitter, he fields well and shows strong throwing power, guiding pitching and exploiting Yankee weaknesses.
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Durham Fans Honor High Point Manager on Season’s End
At Welch park yesterday afternoon Durham fans celebrated High Point’s season and honored manager Hardin Herndon. Arthur Lyon, president of the High Point club, presented a watch and praised Herndon’s tireless work to build a winning ball club. He recalled assurances to Lee Gooch that a pennant winner would hear Herndon’s name.
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Must Kiss Spouse In Jail
P E Hackett, jailed district agent for an electrical supply firm, is married to a devoted wife from Arkansas City who traveled to Wichita to kiss him goodbye. She claimed she has kissed him 600 times nightly since their two year marriage and vowed not to sleep without a farewell kiss.
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Panama Seeks $10 Million Loan for Canal Development
The Panama government aims to secure a $10 million loan from American banks revealed in the national assembly. Deputy Ontary presented a measure to realize property and security valued at $6 million held in trust in Panama by William Nelson Cromwell for the new Panama Canal Company of France. The bill would place the $6 million in the Panama National Bank, with half for road-building and the rest invested for Panamanian industry and agriculture.
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Bankruptcies Sues in Federal Court Over One Million Liability
The Jacque M Quade Company filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in federal court alleging liabilities of about one million dollars. It cites assets of approximately 596 409 dollars and lists plants in New Jersey and eastern New York.
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Charleston Wins Pitchers Battle In Seagons Series Finale
Charleston defeats Wilson 1 0 in a tight pitchers duel after a decisive early plate play. Keifer and Jel pitched to three hits with mutual control as D Walker's throw to Leard at the plate and a key seventh inning stop defined the game. Roth and Richborough contributed on defense to support their hurlers.
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High Point Star Catcher Attacked By Knife Wielder
Gus Thompson star catcher for the High Point baseball club was wounded with a knife on South Main Street by an unknown intoxicated man. He expects to miss the postseason, with hospital confinement of at least two weeks and police promising possible arrests soon. Thompson described the attack as he stood near a five and ten store. He is praised as a clean hard worker and one of the Piedmont league’s best matchers.
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Charlotte Tenor to Marry Actress Peggy Wood
John Van Alstyne Weaver of Charlotte and New York, son of Mrs Ann Tate Weaver, will wed actress Peggy Wood. Weaver is nephew of J Caswell Tate and grandson of the late Thames Tate. He serves as literary editor of the Brooklyn Eagle.
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Greensborg Wins From Dunganites
Greensboro Patriots defeated Raleigh Greensboro 10 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Ike Sadler allowed 11 hits but the visitors kept them scattered as Hoke Floyd starred for Raleigh with four singles in as many at bats. Final score 10 to 1 with Greensboro taking an early lead and extending it through the later innings.
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Winston-Salem Defeats Danville Five to Two
Roy Gibson limited Danville to seven hits as Winston-Salem built a 5 to 2 win. The Tobacconists scored twice in the sixth on three hits while Danville failed to overcome the early deficit. The Twins left for Greensboro to finish the season.
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Results Yesterday PIRDABONT LEAGUE Scores and Outcomes
Yesterday’s results show Winston-Saftern 5 Danville Hien Point 2 while Durham 7 Ralerh 1 and Greensboro 10. In AMPRTOASN Chicago 1 New York 4 Cleveland 4 Washington 3 St. Louis 6 Boston 3 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 2. National results Boston 0 Pittsburgh 8 8 Brooklyn 38 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 4 St. Louis 9. Southern Birmingham 8 Atlanta 6 Mobile 4 New Orleans 6 Memphis ?, Chattanooga 2. International Baltimore 4 Newark 3 Rochester Buffalo rain. Others not scheduled.
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Bulls Clinch 7 2 Victory Over High Point at Local Park
Durham Bulls defeated High Point 7 to 2 in an exhibition game at the local ball park. Cusack was hit for 15 hits and two errors helped High Point score. Rodgers pitched well for High Point despite ten hits, while Paul Dannielle returned from suspension with four singles in five at bats. Thrasher and Schmidt led the High Point offense with three hits apiece, including Schmidt’s double. The game stretched two hours for nine innings, as umpire Thomas worked balls and strikes. The series continues in Durham Monday and Tuesday to decide the league pennant.
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