Upside The Orioles Roll In Loud Sunset Park Bout
Orioles overpower Dunns team in a lopsided Virginia League game at Sunset Park. Blomme and Price led scoring with twenty runs, while Rocky Mount’s pitchers were knocked around by Baltimore batting in the late innings.
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Baltimore Orioles
Sunset Park
Jack Dunn
Ray Uvan
Rocky Mount Railroaders
Essrs
John W. Blomme
W. E. Price
Dunn
Tedk Bentley
Jack Warrople
Ryan
Forrest
Rocky Mount
Orioles
Lamar
McAvoy
Baltimore
AB. R. H. PO
McConnell
Biemiller
McAvey
Schauefle
Bentley
Warhop
Weens
Henges
Neal Zio
Spencer, Lf
O'Donnell
Jenkins
Tie For Pennant Sparks Playoff In Local BBA Game
Red Sox and Americans deadlocked after a 27 to score draw at the Y M C A gym last night forcing a playoff showdown Wednesday. Rourk led the Red Sox with ten goals and Farmer added four while Gallagher scored four for the Americans and Houston had one.
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Red Sox
Rourk
Farmer
Gallagher
Houston
Houston Righ
Little Rourk
Solomon Davis
Cubs overwhelm Oklahoma City 19 to 1 in Oklahoma City
The Chicago Cubs powered to 19 hits and a 19 to 1 victory over Oklahoma City. Mann and Williams each collected four hits as Prendergast and Elliott teamed on the mound.
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United Press
Oklahoma
Oklasarch
Chicago Cubs
Oklahoma City
Mann
Williams
Chicago
Seipis
Grace Deshon Remembered in Poem of Lost Love
The speaker recalls Grace Deshon, a sweet lass from the valley, with memories of youth, a beloved voice, and a tomb that graves their heart. Death darkens the speaker as Grace sleeps beneath the tomb and his star of hope fades in sorrow. The poem laments lost love and an angelic memory in heaven.
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Grace Deshon
Local Battery Makers Spotlighted in Short List
A brief notice names Hill, Noyes, Schauer and Meyers, Sheehan and Perkins as battery makers connected to the ongoing regional project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill, Noyes, Schauer
Meyers
Sheehan and Perkins
Sox Defeat Dodgers In Exhibition Contests
In Kansas City on March 31 the Boston Red Sox, the world champions, beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 1 in an exhibition game. Batteries listed include Cheney Marquard Miter for Brooklyn and Meyers Jones Wycoff Thomas Cady for Boston with umpires Klem and O Loughlin.
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Dodgers
Kansas City
Boston
Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cheney
Marquard
Miter
J. Meyers
Jones
Wycoff
Thomas
Cady
Klem
O'Loughlin
Meat Ball Leads White Yannigans Past Paris 5 to 1
Meat Ball on the mound as Joe Bense pitched the White Yannigans to a 5 1 victory over the Paris team of the Western Association in Paris Texas. Slugging echoed across Fort Worth Texas where Chicago met heavy hitters in a high scoring game.
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Paris
Texas
Joe Bense
Yannigans
Ern Association
R. H. E. Whigsox
Chicago
Fort Worth
Chicago White Sox
Panthers
R. H. F. Chiesge
Co Wilson
Russell
Lynn
Jenkins
Simms
Jones Announces C McD Jones for First Ward Councilman
After soliciting many friends C McD Jones announces his candidacy for Councilman from the First Ward and asks for help and support.
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C. McD. Jones
Seeadler Raiders Strike Atlantic Victims in WWI Tale
Survivors recount Seeadler raider under Norwegian flag raiding South Atlantic routes. She signaled ships to halt then opened fire, sinking numerous vessels with total tonnage around 38 250, while allied patrols hunt alleged bases.
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Icéland
Ireland
Madeira
South Atlantic
Hongarth
Seeadier
Louisville Defeats Birmingham in Loose 7-4 Baseball Game
Louisville's American Association club defeated Birmingham's Southern league squad 7 to 4 in a loosely played contest. Pat Duncan of Birmingham broke his right leg sliding into home plate and may miss the rest of the season. Batteries Perryman Ponder and Smith Bebee Lukas Palmer and Crossin Umpire Swadina.
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Louisville
Birmingham
Ala
Duncan
Perryman
Ponder
Smith
Bebee
Lukas
Palmer
Crossin
Swadina
Junk dealer in court faces bond after larceny case
H Stein a junk dealer appeared in court Saturday with a nolo contendere plea to receiving stolen goods and was ordered to post 250 bond to behave for a year. Geo Williamson and Tom Mack were fined for larceny and assault. Frank Howard paid for assault with a deadly weapon. Prosecution dropped in L Brooks case. Alonzo Brown and George Holland were taxed with costs for assaulting females.
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H. Stein
Recorder
Geo. Williamson Colored
Tom Mack
Frank Howard
L. Brooks
Alonzo Brown
George Holland
Cornfield Ball: High School Beats Leopards 19 to 10
The Leopards, a city wide youth group, lost to the high school team 19 to 10 in a Burnett field afternoon game. Roark and James pitched for the school. King caught and Meier pitched for the Leopards.
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Leopards
Burnett's Field
Roark
James
King
Meier
Jewell
Hinnant Speaks on Boys’ Series at YMCA
Mr. Odis B. Hinnant addresses the Boys' League at the YMCA this evening at 5 o'clock. The talk titled When closes the series of lectures for local boys. all city youths are invited to attend a 45 minute session in the boys' lobby.
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Odis B. Hinnant
Odis BR. Hinnant
Boys’ League
Camual
Washington
Cour
Syector
Rose
Gia
W. Conner
Wilson
Meroera
Twat Board of Audit and Finance
Aorth
Debates Highlight Lumberton Area Triangular Meet
March 31 Lumberton High School hosted triangular debates with Wilmington and Goldsboro. Wilmington won the negative side while Goldsboro defeated the Lumberton team in a federal railroad ownership query. Judges were H B Jannings H E Stacy and E M Johnson.
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Cial
Iantihareak
Lumberton High School
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Goldeboro
Lydie Penton
Owen Martin
Wilmington School
Robert Proctor
Forrest McGill
Evelyn Sentelle
John Blount McLeod
Harry Epstein
Mandel Kadis
H. B. Jannings
H. E. Stacy
E. M. Johnson
Lorraine Hotel
Seaboard Air Line timetable notice from 1916
The Progressive Railway of the South lists train times for Wilmington to Charlotte with sleeping car service between Wilmington and Charlotte. Trains No 13 3:55 PM No 19 5:00 AM No 1 12:01 AM No 20 12:10 PM run to intermediate points. Reservations and details available at the Orton Building Raleigh.
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Progressive Railway of the South
Charlotte
I'Ll Manlor
Lotte
Wilmington
Charlotta Seerarth
Pullma Arlor
Char
Cha
Aerres
Charlott Wilmington
Pasrengure
Orton
Pho
Wallace Cra
Inlignaton
West
Yalaleigh
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Byes
Atlanta
Athletics
Hill
Mack
Noyes
Schauer
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SS Bel Puri
America
Ida T
S. L. Galloway
Atlantic
Indians
Pelicans
New Orleans
R. H. E. Tnigue
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Robeson Schools
AQW Closing
Lumberton
Fairmont
Howland
Lamberton
Lumberton Graded Schools
Lumberton Cotton Mills
National Cotton Mills
Jennings Cotton Mills
Raft Swamp
Oak Grove
Long Branch
Mt. Elsam
W. S. Wishart
Pastime Theatre
Moving Picture House
A. H. McLeod, Jr
James L. Williamson
Wishart
Williamson
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Civic Association and House
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Ee. Pleasants, T A
Dr. Vineberg Masonic Temple
New York
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Coney Island
Een
Allah
Avetine
Eeererey
Valliere
Mary ‘Houston
Mary Pickett
Vera Furlong
Gladys McEachern
Dorothy Eer
Elizabeth Powell
Louise Nelson
Elizabeth Westbrook
Florence Morrison
Virginia Farmer
Lucy Murchison
Mary Bellamy
Lucile Solky
Wright Taylor
Sipie Bepenya Vienne Taylor
Elizabeth Sweeney
RED Cross Society
Red Cross
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