Piedmont league pennant chase opens with mixed results
Richmond Colts beat Winston-Salem 8 4 as Jim Galvin and Carl Smith homered for Richmond. Wilmington Pirates rally to beat Charlotte 11 9 with Prittain and Lindley homering. Greensboro over Durham 10 6 as attendance nears 1500. Return games set with final cup decision upcoming.
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Charlotte
Richmond Colts
Colts
Bob Durham
Wir@ton-Salem
Jim Galvin
Piedmont
Richmond
Carl Smith
Wilmington Pirates
Wilmington
Carithers
Kermode
Martin
Dobbs
Prittain
Lindley
Wilson
Bell
Durham-Greensboro
Bull City
Greensboro
Durham
Wilmbeton
Winston-Salem
White Sox threaten to embarrass AL leaders in early play
Chicago, bolstered by Al Simmons and Mule Haas, leads the American League with eight wins in 11 while Lew Fonseca’s pitching allows 34 runs in 11 games. They edged Cleveland 5-4 as Frasier and Heving outpitched Ferrell. Yankee losses drop them to a first place tie with Washington after an 11-10 defeat.
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Chicago White Sox
al Simmons
Mule Haas
Pale Hose
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Chicago
Lew Fonseca
Sox
Indians
Vic Frasier
Joe Heving
Wes Ferrell
Frasier
Heving
Yankees
Washington Senators
Goslin
Cronin
Schulte
Senators
al Crowder
Washington
Jimime Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
the Browne
St. Louis
Carl Fischer
Elon Hogsett
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Phillies
Boston
Braves
Carl Hubbell
Clante
Joe Shaute
Hubbell
al Tod
Chuck Klein
Jewish Athletes Banned in Germany by Boxing Union
Berlin reports that the Verband Deutscher Faustkaempfer issued ten rules to remove Jews from German boxing, barring Jews from lists and rings, forbidding contracts with Jewish managers, and suspending foreign athletes. The move follows boycotts and expulsions from other sports, with reactions from figures like Joe Jacobs and Maxie Rosenbloom.
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Verband Deutscher Faustkaempfer
Daniel Prenn
Theodor Lewald
German Athletic Federation
Lewald
William Muldoon
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Wahion
Har
Moty
Joe Jacobs
Teuton
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Schmeling
Portland
Germany
Real Battle Expected In North State Conference Clash
High Point college leads the North State Conference baseball race and prepares to defend its title against Lenoir Rhyne Bears at Willis Park tomorrow at 2 30. Coach Virgil Yow undecided between Broadus Culler and Joe Craver for the starting pitcher. Lenoir Rhyne is rated among the league’s best with heavy hitters and solid pitching. Friday the Purple Panthers travel to Salisbury for a Catawba College game, followed by a return tilt at Willis Park Saturday. A tropical toad lays eggs on a leaf to ensure they reach a pond for hatching.
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High Point College
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
Willis Park
Virgil Yow
Bears
Les
Broadus Culler
Joe Craver
Lenoir-Rhyne
Elon
Purple Panthers
Salisbury
Catawba College
Athletic Night Observed At Y M C A
A large turnout from Winston Salem Erlanger Greensboro Kannapolis Thomasville and High Point attended the Y M C A Athletic Night where over a hundred athletes received medals and awards. Dr W L Jackson presided and Add Warren spoke. Casey Gerard Duke coach addressed the assembly on leisure and use.
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Erlanger
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Kannapolis
Thomasville
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W. L. Jackson
Association
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Potts” Twining
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W. F. Bailey
T. Wingate Andrews
Add Warren
Duke University
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Dick Meiskey
Jack Hartley
Sinclair Horney
Houston Farlow
Bobby Hartley
Ronald Jester
Alan Farlow
Raymond Cromer
Howard Raper
Lloyd Whitney
Charley Green
Ed Hartley
Richard Rettew
Lioyd Whitley
John Denny Hill
Paul Koonce
Reformed Church
Hubert Barrier
Robert Spencer
Lloyd Whitley
Graome Fulton
Jack Hill
Walter Spencer
Southern Public Utilities Co
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Smith
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Lopp
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J. L. Bull
Howard Parrish
Bill Lane
James Brown
Reginald Dawson
Harvey Perdue
Farris Grubb
Paul Sullivan
Charlie Weir
Sheiley York
Adams-Millis Corp
G. Hinkle
W. Hinkle
Moorehead
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Wall
Stone
Buchanan
Shelton
Dick Melskey
Richard Retten
Clayton Steele
CG He Landings CG He Landings
Greensboro at Durham and Winston at Richmond are listed alongside Wilmington at Charlotte in a terse schedule note for regional landings and pairings.
Results Yesterday Show Regional Scores
Yesterday’s results list Wilmington 11 over Charlotte 9 Greensboro 10 over Durham 6 Winston 4 and Richmond 8 in regional play, noting scorelines for each matchup and team outcomes.
Games Today Across Major Leagues
Pittsburgh visits St Louis while Chicago plays Cincinnati. Boston hosts Brooklyn and Philadelphia travels to New York in four matchups slated for today.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Baseball Scores From Sunday League Card
Results show New York 4 Brooklyn 0 and Boston 5 Chicago Cincinnati rain postponed. Pittsburgh and St Louis played a double header Sunday.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
Sports Schedule Matchups Listed for New York Washington Rivalry
The page lists upcoming games including New York at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston, J Louis at Detroit, and Cleveland at Chicago, outlining a busy basketball slate across major cities.
Scoreboard update from early baseball games
Washington defeated New York 11 to 10, Chicago beat Cleveland 5 to 4, Detroit edged St. Louis 4 to 3, Philadelphia led Boston 16 to 10 in a sequence of results.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Regional matchups shape upcoming schedule
Birmingham plays Atlanta, Chattanooga visits Memphis, Nashville hosts Little Rock, New Orleans travels to Knoxville in a set of regional fixtures highlighting curious cross divisional showdowns.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Knoxville
Rain Delays Lead to Postponements as Scores Entered
New Orleans beats Knoxville 4 to 2 and Nashville tops Little Rock 6 to 1 while other games were postponed due to rain.
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New Orleans
Knoxville
Nashville
Little Rock
Baseball scores from American Association night games
The box scores show Kansas City 2 Columbus 7, Milwaukee 5 Toledo 6, St Paul 2 Indianapolis 3, with Minneapolis Louisville delayed by rain.
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis-Louisville
International Buffalo routs Albany in high scoring game
International Buffalo defeated Albany 10 to 1 in a Sunday doubleheader. Other games were played in the same twin bill, with the results varying across the remaining contests.
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International Buffalo
Albany
Glorious Night at the Y M C A Highlights Gold Gifts
Over a hundred athletes and guests gathered at the Y M C A for food, fun, and gold awards. Medals, trophies, and miniature basketballs were handed out as Add Warren and Harry Raymond shared stories while Duke boxing figures eyed potential fighters for the college team.
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Bill Bailey
United States
Crooked wrestling and boxing rumors spark campus hullabaloo
Harry Raymond shifts subject to modern wrestling as Bunn Hackney Wade Marlette react. Marlette enjoyed a good taste while Hackney seeks professional wrestling of the new type. Andrews questions if prize bouts are fixed, triggering a broader uproar about crooked fights and fading gold.
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Raymond
Warren
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Harry
Baer
Red Hendricks
Red
Gerard
Harry Raymond
Bunn Hackney
Wade Marlette
Bunn
Marlette
Rassling
Winston-Salem
Professor Andrews
Piedmont League Opens With Two Local Baseball Games
The Piedmont league starts its season with Winston-Salem hosting Durham Thursday afternoon and Greensboro opening Thursday night against Charlotte. Local fans are urged to attend both games with tickets on sale at Hol's Cigar Stand to avoid gate crowds.
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Piedmont League
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point
Durham
Charlotte
Yesterday's Stars Propel Athletics in Big Offensive Bursting
Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics slugged a home run with three doubles and a single driving in seven runs in a standout performance. The game featured Foxx's multiple hits fueling a strong offensive showing for the team.
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Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Slugger Al Todd Leads Senators Past Yankees With Four RBIs
Al Todd of the Senators drove in four runs on a home run a triple and a single against the Yankees. Carl Hubbell of the Giants shut out the Dodgers with a four hit effort. Flon Hogsett of the Tigers relieved to halt the Browns rally. Mule Haas of the White Sox doubled and singled driving in one run and scoring three versus the Indians.
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Red Sox
al Todd
Senators
Yankees
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Dodgers
Flon Hogsett
Tigers
Browns
Mule Haas
White Sox
Indians
NC Teams Vie In State Championship Contests
Davidson leads NC race with two wins and no defeats as it travels to Chapel Hill to face the undefeated Tar Heels. Wake Forest and Duke meet in Durham with one win each. NC State plays tomorrow vs Davidson. Guilford and Elon also compete in the conference. Tar Heel track set records as Ralston Legore and Coles led with top marks. Catawba beat Union Theological Seminary 6 3 in tennis. Duke and Carolina tennis also on today schedule. Heel golf opens northern tour with stops at Washington and Lee Georgetown George Washington William and Mary Richmond U.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Davidson Wildcats
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Presbyterians
Wake Forest
Duke
Durham
N. C. State
Wildcats
Guilford
Elon
Virginia
Ralston Legore
Carolina
Coles
Swart
Catawba
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Washington and Lee
Georgetown
George Washington
William and Mary
Richmond U
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