High Point Panthers win first annual Little Six track meet
High Point College led by Ralph Mulligan dominates the first Little Six meet in Greensboro scoring ti points to outpace Guilford and Klan rivals. Zacovic and Mulligan collect multiple titles as Catawba and Elon place behind the top three teams.
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Marlett
Steed
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Alley
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Maust
Brawley
Johnson
Rawlings
Bethea
Traxler
Campbell
Rollins
Weisel
Wiegel
Thompson
Love
Knight
Pusey
Washington Tops Phillies in 8-4 Baseball Win
Washington defeated Philadelphia 8 to 4 as they piled up 15 hits including two triples and a home run. Braxton earned the win with relief from Hadley as Washington pulled away in the sixth to eighth innings.
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Philadelphia
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Mahon P
Rommel P
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Boley
Simmons
Cochrane
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Ruel
Goslin
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Myer
Rice
Sacrifices
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Braxton
Liebhardt
Rommell
Moriarty
Campbell
Owens
Browns
Sox ST. Louis
Alvin Crowder
Freeman the Blue Devils star in sSone-man track role
Point-Getter W Chester Freeman dominates sprints high and low hurdles and jumps for the Blue Devils. Freeman from Silver Springs Maryland has been a consistent point-saver this spring. In baseball, the St. Louis Browns slugged 12 runs against a White Sox defense with six errors, led by seven runs in the seventh inning to chase Ted Lyons.
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Indians
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Herring
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Morgan
J. Sewell
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Rice
Gehrinzer
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Stone
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Leeds
Denny Panel Edges Robbins Hosiery in Exh. Game
Denny Panel edged Robbins Hosiery 9 to 8 after trailing early, with Joe Hill collecting two doubles and a single in four at bats for the Panel. Harriss led Robbins with a triple and three singles in five plate appearances.
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Denny Roll and Panel Company
Robbins Hosiery Mill
Robbins
Joe Hill
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Harriss
Giants Sweep Phillies With Doubleheader Wins
The undefeated New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in a two game set, 13 to 2 in game one and 7 to 3 in game two, totaling 32 hits. Freddy Lindstrom led with five straight hits in game one and two of four in game two as Travis Jackson and Bill Terry each homered in both games.
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New York Giants
Phillies
Giants
Koupel
Smythe
Elliott
Speece
Sweetland
Collins
Alexander
Freddy Lindstrom
Travis Jackson
Bill Terry
Jackson
New York
Beach
Lindstrom
Peerty
Crawford
SOS. CL
Thompson
Southern
OS Whitney
Hurst
Erieere
Shnev Venow
Charlotte Gunman Wins Target Shoot At Pinehurst
D. H. McCullough of Charlotte won the North Carolina state championship tournament at Pinehurst beating W. F. Wiall of Concord in a shoot off after each scored 187 of 200 at 16 yards. McCullough also won the 100 target handicap with a 21 yard handicap. W. B. Arey of Salisbury placed second, with 93 targets and a 20 yard handicap, and won the doubles and high over all.
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D. H. McCullough
Charlotte
North Carolina
W. F. Wiall
Concord
McCullough
W. B. Arey
Salisbury
Arey
Virginia Poly Defeats State in Tri-State Baseball Thriller
Virginia Poly Institute rallied from behind to defeat North Carolina State College 6 to 3 in Raleigh. Mapp pitched the full game for the visitors, allowed 12 hits but kept them scattered. Averette relieved Shore for State and gave up the decisive runs in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Virginia Poly Institute
North Carolina State College
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State
Davidson Dominates Wake Forest In Dual Track Meet
Davidson defeats Wake Forest 98 1 3 to 72 3 led by Joe McCall tying state broad jump mark with 23 feet and Capt Heath Whittle scoring 20 points. Whittle wins 100 yard dash and 220 yard dash while McCall places in multiple events.
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Heath Whittle
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Roy Kinzey
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Fuller
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Whittle D
George D
Byrd
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George OD
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Kinzey
George
Boyle
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Regen
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Jones
Smith
Roane
Wilson
King
Miller
Gardner
Stunning outfit at Green Yellow Black Club
A vivid description of a country club ensemble features a black and green checkered skirt a black belted coat and a yellow and green blouse creating a bold color block look.
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Stiit
Suire Leads With Two Base Hits In Tight Game
Suire and Hendrix, Wright, Flowers, Rhiel collected two base hits while Berger had three. Clark and Berger swiped bases. Wright and Flowers turned a double play with Bissonette. Brooklyn left 9, Boston 7. Elliott allowed four, Seibold two. Elliott struck out one, Seibold two. Umpires McGrew Moran and Reardon. Game lasted 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Rhyne
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Gehrig
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Connell
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Marriett
Frey
Blair English
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Ford
Carlson
Osborn
Osborne
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Clark
Klemm
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Pittsburg
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Buccaneers
Bill Hallahan
Farrell
Smith
Rhem
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Engle
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Comorosky
Suhr
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Hemsley
Clarke
Brame
Bottomley
Fisher
Waner
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Jordan
Quigley
Pfirman
Nat Bost
Brolyn
Brooklyn
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Gilbert
Herman
Hendrick
Bissonette
Wright
Flowers
Picinich
Bressler
Warner
Elliott
Thurston
Maguire
Spohrer
Seibold
Suire
Hendrix
Rhiel
Berger
Balis
McGrew
Moran
Reardon
Results andScores From Baseball and Southern Association Games
Results list multiple games across leagues. Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Phiadelphia (typo), Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and others posted scores. Southern Association games include New Orleans, Atlanta, Mobile, Birmingham, Little Rock, Nashville, Memphis, and Chattanooga with the 8 inning note.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Phiadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Greenville wins long opener as Augusta falls in 14 innings
In a doubleheader opener Greenville defeats Augusta 10 to 1 after a 14 inning grind. The second game was halted at darkness. Charlotte shuts out its opponent 2 to 0. Macon loses 5 to 11 and Asheville wins 5 to 1 while Columbia falls 0 to 3 in the abbreviated second game.
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Augusta
Charlotte
Macon
Asheville
Columbia
American Association Scores Report
Milwaukee falls to Columbus 1 4 in a tied card of results. Kansas City dominates Toledo 10 11 while Minneapolis edges Louisville 2 8 and St Paul loses to Indianapolis 1 5.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
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Indianapolis
Hockey Scoreboard Night For International League Teams
International League results show Jersey City topping Toronto 6 to 2 while Reading falls to Montreal 4 to 2 and Newark loses 10 to 2 to Rochester. Baltimore edgeed Buffalo 11 to unknown.
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Jersey City
Montreal
Reading
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
College Baseball Scores From Weekend Games
Washington Georgetown defeated West Virginia 5 to 1. Duke beat North Carolina 14 to 35. In Raleigh NC State topped V P I 6 to 3. Annapolis Navy won 7 to 4 over W L I.
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Georgetown
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Clemson Beats South Carolina 62 at Columbia in Track
College track meet at Columbia saw Clemson defeat South Carolina 62 points in a rivalry event. The result highlights Clemson’s scoring dominance and regional competition.
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Clemson
South Carolina
College Golf Match: University of Pennsylvania Tops Georgia Tech
The University of Pennsylvania defeats Georgia Tech in a college golf contest. Penn earns the win on a greens course with solid play from its roster ahead of postseason play.
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College Golf
University of Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
Duke Baseball Heads North After Tar Heels Clash
Duke University baseball fans will see the Blue Devils on a northern swing after their Chapel Hill game with the North Carolina Tar Heels. The week ahead features road dates with Pennsylvania Villanova Princeton Fordham and New York University in Philadelphia Villa Nova Princeton Fordham in New York City and Manhattan respectively.
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N. J
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New York City
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New York
Home Run Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday’s major league home run leaders include Jackson of the Giants with four, Simmons of the Athletics with three, and other players such as Terry and Rice noted among top totals. League totals and grand totals are mentioned in scattered form within the standings.
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Tiwers
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