Bulls win in post season edge over Winston-Salem Twins
Durham Bulls defeat Winston-Salem 6 to 2 to even Piedmont league post season series. Walter Treon allowed 10 hits but pitch effectively, supported by a late rally including Beasley Hazen and Sessions. Sullivan pitched for the Twins, with Smith and Ammons delivering key hits for Winston-Salem. Deciding game set for Durham on Monday.
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Durham Bulls
Winston-Salem Twins
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Sullivan
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Bulls
Durham
H. Smith
Hayworth
Smith
Beasley
Hazen
Sessions
Bourg
Lennox
Treon
Maltby
Ammons
Irby
Zitzke
Winston-Salem Ab
Cf Caeen
Chisholm
Irbr
Lewis and
Morgan
High Point College Gridiron Practice Under Way
Coach Boylin leads High Point college football drills with about forty players daily as two weeks remain before opening game with Oak Ridge. The roster includes returning players Hauser Rogers Hill Finch Wood Lemons Paschal Bethea and many new men from several states. The schedule lists Oak Ridge Davidson Freshmen Guilford NC State Freshmen Lenoir Rhyne Duke Wake Forest Western Maryland with possible one or two more games.
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Oak Ridge
High Point
Hauser
Rogers
Hill
Finch
Wood
Lemons
Paschal
Bethea
High Point High School
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Hedrick
Foust
Gleason
Johnson
Dallas
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Perdue
Fuqua
Culler
Wright
Ellington
Perry
Bielli
Ferree
Method
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Manning
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Wall
Little
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di Marco
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Maryland
Football Results Across Colleges and Areas
Football results list scores from Davidson College Elon at Lexington V M J V P I Lynchburg Williams and Mary Norfolk Marines Birmingham Southern Marion Cadets. Ada MacKenzie wins Ottawa Canadian ladies open golf championship five up and four to play defeating Alexa Stirling Fraser, first Canadian woman to hold title since 1919.
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Wofford
Blacksburg
Lynchburg
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Norfolk Marines
Birmingham
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Marion Cadets
Miss MacKenzie
Ottawa
Ada MacKenzie
Mississagua
Toronto
Alexa Stirling Fraser
Royal Ottawa Golf Club
Davidson Wildcats Beat Elon 34 to 0 in Opener
Davidson College Wildcats routed Elon College 34 to 0 in North Carolina. A strong first period drive produced two touchdowns, then Davidson subbed early after regular quarterback Sappenfield broke his leg. Grey and Captain Black starred on offense while Elon’s Kelly stood out.
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Davidson
Wildcats
Davidson College
Elon College
North Carolina
Younger
Sappenfield
Grey
Captain Black
Kelly
Crackers Lose Final Game of the Season to Birmingham
Southern Association champions the Crackers fell 9 to 5 in Atlanta as Crowder Knox Laughlin and Brock contributed on offense. In New Orleans Rouprich struggled with control as Mobile beat the Pelicans 10 to 3 behind walks and tied hits. Memphis toppled Chattanooga 9 to 6 in a defensively rough game with multiple errors.
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Mobile
Atlanta
The
Crackers
Eaes
Crowder
Knox
Laughlin
Brock
New Orleans
Rouprich
Pelicans
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Caldera
Murray
Chaplin
LaPan
First Junior Meet Held at the Y
The first junior athletic swimming meet of the season was held at the High Point Y yesterday. In the under 12 class Carl Smith won the 20 yard dash with David Welborn and John Brown second and third. Harry Coble won the 20 yard back stroke. Carlton Hooks second. In the over 12 class Fred Thomas won the 20 yard dash with Albert Brockett and Robert Hubbard second and third. Fred Thomas also won the 20 yard back stroke with Brockett second and William Coble third. Novice class saw Dewey Muse win the width of pool dash, Winfrey second, Harris third. Harris won the width of pool back stroke with Winfrey second and ONeal third. Beginners class had George Welborn winning the five yard dash, Buster Moffitt second, Harold Hinkle third. Alfred Moffitt won in fancy diving with Al McAnally second and Ernest Auman third.
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High Point Young Men's Christian Association
Carl Smith
David Welborn
John Brown
Harry Coble
Carlton Hooks
Fred Thomas
Albert Brockett
Robert Hubbard
Brockett
William Coble
Dewey Muse
Charles Winfrey
Roy Harris
Charles Winfrew
George O'Neil
George Welborn
Buster Moffitt
Harold Hinkle
Alfred Moffitt
al McAnally
Ernest Auman
Rockefeller Purchases Bronx Block for Cooperative Housing
NEW YORK September 19 John D Rockefeller Jr has bought a square block in the Bronx where needle trades unions planned a 2 000 000 cooperative apartment house The purchase sparks speculation on his plans with belief he may finance a worker cooperative housing venture for unions members
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
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Needle Trades Unions
Rockefeller
Thomasville Chairmakers Win Tri County League Championship
Thomasville Chairmakers claim the Tri County Industrial league title by defeating Erlanger Mill Swatters in the final game of the season. The team, led by Manager Catlett and Captain Tysinger, secured both halves after extra games and will receive a silver trophy from Beeson Hardware of High Point at a post season gathering.
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Thomasville Chair Company
Lexington Boys
Thomasville
Beeson Hardware Company
High Point
Thomasville Boys
Catlett
Tysinger
League
D. M. Long
T. F. Johnson
C. F. Barton
Highs to open grid season at Welch Park Friday
High Point high school football warriors begin the 1925 season with a Friday afternoon game against Burlington at Welch Park. Coach Mariette has more than forty players in practice, aiming to strengthen both lines and backfield for a winning campaign. Only two regulars return from 1924, Frank Wall and Blase Daniels, as new prospects contend for positions.
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High Point High School
Welch Park
Burlington
Marlette
Mariette
Welch Field
Frank Wall
Blase Daniels
Wall
Daniel
Jack Kemp
Henry Gurley
Bob Myers
Gilbert Ragan
Grady Anderson
Bill Edwards
Howard Raper
Vassie Wilson
Horace Ragan
Richard Marshall
Richard Armfield
Vernie Gomo
Tom Petty
Stuart Clark
Charlie Kearns
White Sox rip Washington in second game climax
Chicago Whitesox pound Washington for 17 runs on 26 hits after losing the opener 3 2. Ted Lyons allows only one hit in a one sided victory as veterans rest. Lyons faces 18 hitters as manager Harris uses rookies. First game details follow.
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Chicago White Sox
Ted Lyons
Veach
Lyons
Harris
Chicago
Faber
Thurston
Schalk
Reuther
Severeid
Creuse
Russell
Ballou
Zachary
Ruel
Pirates Increase Lead Over Giants
CHICAGO September 19 AP Pittsburgh trimmed Boston while Chicago beat New York to widen the National league pennant race gap to eight games. With 10 games left the Pirates need four wins to clinch, even if the Giants win 12. Washington led the Athletics by 7.5 games after a split with Chicago. Philadelphia lost to Detroit. The Senators have 13 games left and would win the pennant if they win seven more, even if the Athletics take all remaining 12.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Giants
Pirates
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Detroit
Senators
State Department Reports Bolivian Siege Under Control
Dispatches from Bolivia say the state of siege in certain provinces is well under control and the situation prompting the decree has stabilized. The update comes as the U S State Department monitors the regional unrest and coordinates any needed responses.
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State Department
Bolivia
Tilden Wins Sixth American Tennis Title in Dramatic Five-Set Final
William Tilden II defeats William M. Johnston of California in five sets at West Side Stadium to retain the national and world championship. The match featured dramatic shifts, a valiant Johnston comeback, and Tilden's final stamina sealing the title before a 12,000-strong crowd.
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William T. Tilden
America
William M. Johnston
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Johnston
Tilden
Will High Point Rejoin the Piedmont League Next Year
Local fans question whether High Point can regain a Piedmont League berth next season as Durham and Winston Salem vie for the championship. The piece argues for keeping professional baseball, citing Asheville’s chamber of commerce support, and urges efforts to restore High Point’s team without delay.
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Durham
Winston- Salem
Furniture City
M. C. Culler
Asheville
Chamber of Commerce
Bramham
Piedmont
Arranging Bout For Dempesy and Wills on July 4
SOUTH BEND Ind Sept 19 AP All obstacles to the Jack Dempsey Harry Wills match to be held in northern Indiana July 4 1926 have been removed and 1 000 000 has been raised among local business men to finance Floyg Fitzsimmons Michigan City Indiana promoters in promoting the bout B B Benton private secretary in promoting the bout tonight declared the fight was on so far as the champion is concerned He was sent to South Bend today to check up on the official and legal aspects of the match and declare everything was satisfactory.
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South Bend
Ind
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Indiana
Floyg Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
B. B. Benton
Giants Fall As Chicago Triumphs In Series Opener
Chicago defeats New York 6 to 2 as three New York errors by seventh inning open the door for a Chicago lead. Freigau homered, Scott exited, and Travis Jackson reinjured knee sliding into second. Cubs 6 Giants 2.
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New York
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Giants
Scott
Travis Jackson
Dean
Snyder
Blake
Bennett
Nashville Wins Final Game of Series at Little Rock 5 3
Nashville defeated Little Rock 5 to 3 to close the series in Little Rock. The Commodores used strong hitting and solid pitching as Morris and Mackey led the offense while Robinson Steengraffe and Burns contributed defensively and on base. The result capped a tight three game set with Nashville securing the win on September 19.
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Nashville
Morris
Mackey
Robinson
Steengraffe
Burns
Twenty seven Pirates to share in the Series money
Twenty seven members of the Pittsburgh Pirates are eligible for a cut of the world series money if the club wins the National League pennant. The list names 25 players across positions, with manager Bill McKechnie and coach Jack Onslow included among those who will share the cash.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Smith
Gooch
Spencer
Aldridge
Adams
Meadows
Kremer
Yde
Morrison
Sheehan
Oldham
Cullen
Grantham
McInnis Moore
Wright
Traynor
Rawlings
Thompson
Ens
Carey
Cuyler
Bigbee
Earnhardt
Haas
Bill McKechnie
Jack Onslow
Seven Local Boys To Enter Duke This Year
At least seven High Point boys expect to enter Duke University at Durham this week. Frank Wood and William Lewis leave this morning for Duke, with Welch Harris Amos Kearns Richard Salsbury Charles Farriss and Braxton Crave joining later in the week.
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Duke University
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Frank Wood
William Lewis
Duke
Welch Harris
Amos Kearns
Richard Salsbury
Charles Farriss
Braxton Crave
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