Bolt Pitches Masterly as Pointers Blank Bulls in Shutout
Special to The Enterprise recounts Bolt’s 24 to 0 Piedmont League post-season win over Durham. Wiech Point’s pitching dominated nine innings, with Durham’s fielding miscues aiding High Point. Key plays include a double steal in the fourth and a seventh-inning defensive gem, while Wightfield saved the day with glove work and single outfielding help as Bolt seized control and posted a decisive shutout victory. Players mentioned include Wiech Point, Durham’s Overton, Schmidt, Thrasher, and Powell, plus manager Lee Gooch and the Panthers.
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Schmidt
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Herridon
Wolfe Wins Frome Champion Lynch In 15 Rounds
New York reports Jack Wolfe of Cleveland won a judge’s decision over Joe Lynch of New York after 15 slow rounds in a bantamweight title bout. Lynch was cautious early, Wolfe produced the cleaner punches, and the crowd hissed during a slow ninth. The match featured scattered flurries, warnings, and a generally uneven rhythm as Wolfe pressed the action and Lynch responded fitfully.
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Jack Wolfe
Cleveandy
Joe. Lynch
New York
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Wolfe
Chammon
Wolty
Aigne
Pointers And Bulls Battle In Pennant Series
Manager Wardin Herndon keeps High Point near the top of the Piedmont league standings in his first year. Revered as a standout in the minors he handles first base and enjoys strong support from players and fans as the pennant race continues.
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George Sisler's Trophy Victory for 1922 Season
George J. Sisler of the St Louis Brow won the American League trophy for greatest service during the 1922 championship season. His name to be first inscribed on the $100,000 baseball monument planned for East Potomac Park Washington DC, to be presented to the government as a memorial to baseball.
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George. J. Sisler
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East Potomac Park
Washington, D. C
Herb Murphy Purchases Danville Franchise
Ferbert Murphy infielder formerly with High Point and last season with the Charlotte club in the South Atlantic league has purchased the Danville franchise. He plans to manage the club next season as playing manager in the infield. Murphy played third base for Charlotte last season and is well known in High Point.
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Results Yesterday NATIO ANAL Pittsburgh and Circle Scores
In NATIO ANAL action Pittsburgh beat New York 6 to 1 while Cincinnati edged Boston 4 to 2 and Chicago fell to St Louis 2 to 1. Philadelphia won 6 to 4 over Chicago, and New York defeated Detroit 9 to 8. Boston and Cleveland posted totals of 15 and 5 respectively in other matchups. Syracuse beat Buffalo 4 to 3. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION results include Milwaukee 5 over Indianapolis 0 and Kansas City 5 over Louisville 2 with Minneapolis 6 over Columbus 8.
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What the Loss of One Player May Mean in a World Series
Eddie Collins discusses World Series history and pitching tricks led by Giants and Yankees legends, noting specific game moments from 1910 to 1914. He recalls battles with Matt Plank and Chief Bender, plus the 1912 controversy over a called strike that stretched the game into extra innings.
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Judge Kerr pressured grand jures and state politics in eastern North Carolina
The article depicts Judge Joan H. Kerr in a pivotal role as she steers grand juries toward delivering indictments against eastern North Carolina officials. It notes the governor's influence, the political stakes for Clenowen and the state, and the delicate balance of power as prosecutors pursue charges amid regional tensions.
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North Carolina
Council of State
Clenowen
Spectator Fights Included Bottle Toss At St Louis Game
Report from St Louis on September 22 recounts claims by T Reed that a bottle hurled during last Saturday's New York Americans vs St Louis Americans game struck Whitley Witt in the forehead. Reed spoke after a letter to President Ban Johnson of the league circulated. Witnesses say Witt stepped on the bottle. others name a boy about 10 years old involved.
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New York
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Babe Ruth Clinches 35th Home Run in Detroit Game
DETROIT Subr 22 Babe Ruth hit his 35th home run of the season in the seventh inning of yesterday's New York Detroit game. One run was on base at the time. The hit came off Oldham who replaced Olsen to fan Ruth. Brunswick records claim world clearest phonograph records now on sale at Stamey's with Weir's superiority touted.
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