Durham Bulls Rally To Defeat Conklin 5-4 In Tight Game
Durham Bulls surge back in the eighth inning to score four runs and edge the High Point Pointers 5-4. Conklin started for Boonemen and kept pace until the seventh, while Weaver allowed 11 hits as Durham rallied for the win.
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Mayo Debut Wins as Pats Top Winston-Salem 3-1
Mayo pitched Greensboro to a 3-1 victory over Winston-Salem at Southside Park. The league leaders won two of three in the series, with Mayo limiting the Twins to five hits and Young and Evans delivering sharp fielding. Brummitt Baker and Mayo RBIs supported the effort in front of about 400 fans.
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Lott Praises Tilden Backhand In Davis Cup Win Story
George Lott Jr writes on the backhand drive in tennis, recalling a 1927 Southampton final with William Tilden. He credits a precise backhand passing shot for shifting momentum and argues a strong backhand key to top amateur success. He notes Vincent Richards lacked a durable backhand and previews tomorrow's piece on service.
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Henderson Divides Double With Cols In Salisbury
Henderson and Salisbury split a twin bill at Salisbury. The visitors won the opener 16 0 with Wood striking out 11 to seal the nightcap 16 to 6. St Yiiness, a former Colonial, hit four times in the first game.
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Bobby Jones Admitted to U S Court of Appeals
Robert T. Jones Jr. of Atlanta, known as Bobby Jones in golf, was admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals. The oath was administered by Olin C. Fuller, clerk of the U S court. He previously gained admission to federal district court practice. Notre Dame and Army play in New York November 30.
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Boxing results from Des Moines and Chicago show knockouts
In Des Moines Tony Legouri defeated Billy Callahan by knockout. Ray McPeek and Louie Mays had a draw. In Chicago Walter Madey stopped Joe Cheslo. Earlier Kewane Hershie Wilson stopped Izzy Cline in Winnipeg.
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B C Pain Reliever Promises Quick Headache Relief
A veteran druggist markets a new combination named B C claimed to relieve headaches neuralgic sciatic and rheumatic pains in three minutes. The preparation quiets nerves leaves no after effects and is sold in 10 and 25 cent packages at drug stores.
Piedmont League Set for Durham Winston Clash
Tonight multiple games headline the Piedmont League with Durham visiting Winston and Greensboro hosting Salisbury while High Point travels to Henderson in a packed schedule across the league.
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Salisbury
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Henderson
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Highlight Weekend Card
In the American League games, Chicago visits Boston, Cleveland plays New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, and St. Louis faces Washington. In the National League, Boston meets Chicago, Brooklyn visits St. Louis, Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh, and New York travels to Cincinnati.
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Cecil Smith Advances to Seven-Goal Polo Handicap
United States Polo Association raises Cecil Smith of the Austin Polo Club from six to seven goals after strong east season play. Two others, H. W. Williams of Austin and Aiden Roark, move from five to six goals.
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United State Polo Aesociation
Cecil Smith
Austin, Tex
East
H. W. Williams
Austin
Aiden Roak
Capt. C. T. S. Roark
Golf changes split views for players and clubs
Bobby Jones says the bigger golf ball will help duffers yet penalize experts who master the game. Babe Herman criticizes his fielding while boasting broad league experience from Canada to Mexico. Mayor Frank Hague reportedly eyes a Dempsey Schmeling fight alignment.
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Grasshopper Center
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Stormy Petrel
New Jersey
Hindy
Stolen Bases Lead Offense In Tight Baseball Split
Gilreath and Branch pace the offense with stolen bases as Wood and Stirling combine for 1 strikeout each. O'Malley collects two steals while Diehl Husta Packard also contribute in a tight game. Henderson allows 2 earned runs while Salisbury yields 6. Time 1 27. Umpires Morgan Kopshaw.
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Augusta Wolves Rally to Beat Knoxville Smokies 6-1 in Opener
Augusta rises to second in the South Atlantic Association by routing league leaders Knoxville Smokies 6-1. Luke Williams homered with bases loaded in the sixth and drove in five runs. Charlotte edged Greenville 12-10, five homers total, Wise two for Charlotte. Macon beat Asheville 5-4 after tying in ninth. Columbia piled up twenty hits to defeat Spartanburg 5.
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Hoyt Infection Face-Down? Pitcher Expected Back Soon
Reports that Waite Hoyt would miss two weeks with blood poisoning were exaggerated. Hoyt's doctor says the infection is clearing and the veteran right hander should be back in uniform by next Tuesday.
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Waite Hoyt
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Hoyt
Cubs hold lead with 1-0 win as Bush dominates
Cubs edge Braves 1-0 at Wrigley Field behind Guy Bush brilliant pitching. Pirates defeat Phillies 3-1 with Petty's first complete game. Giants top Reds 6-1 as Luque allows bunched hits. Cardinals beat Robins 5-2. Athletics extend AL lead 7-4 over Tigers while Yankees fall to White Sox 3-2. Indians crush Red Sox 19-3 and Senators rally past Browns 13-9.
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Widener Leases Lord Derby's Sickle Stallion
Saratoga N Y Aug 2 A U S lease of five year old stallion Sickle from Lord Derby to Joseph E Widener is announced Sickle a Phalaris son out of Selene will be sent to Elmendorff Stud Lexington Ky for future breeding plans.
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Detroit Poised for Big Heavyweight Bout Push
Detroit shows strong credentials as a boxing hub and stands to host a major heavyweight bout due to its proven boxing center status.
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