Durham Bulls Sweep Pointers In Doubleheader Series
Durham Bulls win the afternoon game 9 to 6 and take the three game series with High Point. In the night game High Point loses 8 to 7 after a late rally falls short. Lindley hits two homers and a double for Durham while Dan Boone suffers a wrist injury.
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Henderson takes two from Greensboro in twin bill
Swaney pitched five hitter light in game one as Henderson won 5 to 2 while Mahaffey allowed two hits in game two, lifting Henderson to a 4 to 0 win. Wilson hit two homers totaling across both games and Sanders homered for Greensboro.
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Insco Wins Big Stakes at Arlington Park by Four Lengths
Insco, two year old son of Sir Gailshad III Starflight, led the field by four lengths to win the $26,000 post and paddock stakes at Arlington Park. Hyman of Rancocas Stable took second, Bear Hunter third, Siskin fourth among 12 runners. The six furlongs took 1:11 4 5, with prizes totaling $20,450 to Griffin Watkins, owner of the winner.
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Gailshad III
Starflight
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Hyman
Rancocas Stable
Bear Hunter
E. R. Bradley
Lexington
Siskin
Nevada Stock
Weetamoe Wins New York Yacht Club Cruise
Weetamoe defeated three rivals in the New York Yacht Club’s eight day cruise from New London to Newport. Morgan-Nichols’ Weetamoe finished over three minutes ahead of Enterprise skipped by Harold Vanderbilt. Whirlwind failed to beat third, and Yankee from Boston finished last.
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New London
Landon K. Thorne
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Boston
New Yorker
Whirlwind
Catholic Members in Congress Count Five Senators and Thirty-Five Representatives
The record notes the composition of Congress with five Catholic senators and 35 Catholic representatives. This highlights religious representation within legislative bodies.
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Congress
Bill Meekin to Join Pointers Tonight
Old time fans of the High Point club will be glad to learn that their popular third baseman Bill Meekin of the 1926 team will arrive tonight to join the Pointer club. Meekin is a good hitter, batting about the 300 mark, and a live ball player. He has been with Columbia in the South Eastern league for the past two years.
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Columbia
Y Employed Boys Defeat Highland 13-10 in Slow Game
The Y Employed Boys defeated Highland 13-10 after a game marked by errors. Cooper and Clark led at the plate with three hits each, while Clark Brady Rayfield and Farlow added key contributions including two base hits and an early RBI.
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Morrison
Highland
Brady
Field
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Farlow
Bryant
Hucks
Smith
Wheelis
Whitley
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Mann
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Wolfpack Poised for Tough Grid Season Says Coach
North Carolina State coach John Van Liew arrives to plan fall practice with Dr. R. R. Sermon. He asserts State has superior material and, using the Notre Dame System, will push strong competition as Captain Mack Stout Milo Stroupe Charlie Cobb Red Espy Sam Gurneau aim to excel academically and athletically.
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Wolfpack
John van Liew
North Carolina State College
R. R. Sermon
State
Mack Stout
Sam Gurneau
van Liew
Notre Dame
Sally League Games Standouts in Doubleheader Action
In Greenville and Charlotte, Greenville split with Augusta after a 15 to 8 opening loss and 7 to 3 win in extra innings. Macon swept Charlotte 12 to 11 in 10 innings and 10 to 2, while Asheville defeated Columbia 7 to 3 in the afternoon game.
National League Scores Report
Baseball scoreboard shows Philadelphia 2 Philadelphia 4, Boston 5 5, Pittsburgh 14, Chicago and St. Louis 9, Cincinnati, New York, Brooklyn 6.
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
Giants Beat Robins In Eleven Innings
New York Giants defeated Brooklyn Robins 8 to 6 in 11 innings as Walker, Heving and Hogan combined for the win. The game featured rapid shifts and late heroes in a two hour 20 minute contest at Brooklyn.
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Heving
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Twins Shade Caps in Doubleheader
In a doubleheader the Winston team beat Raleigh 3 to 1 with Greenberg and Ferrell driving in runs. Greenberg and Ferrell each had a two base hit plus a single, while Bryan Money contributed a two base hit. Clifton had a stolen base and a double play featured Bryan Husta and McCrone. Winston left seven on base, Raleigh five. Pitcher Briggs struck out four, Folliard five, with one hit by pitch on Briggs. Umpires Belk and Morgan. Time 1 35. Christina Heim, 103, oldest Sandusky, Ohio citizen, born Friday the 13th.
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Parrish
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Raleigh
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Belk
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Christina Heim
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Southeast League scores show Tampa edges Selma 6 to 5
In a Southeast League update Tampa defeated Selma 6 to 5 while Pensacola beat Columbus 2 to 3. Jacksonville visits Montgomery for a night game with results forthcoming.
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Columbus
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Baseball scores from American Association and South Atlantic League
In Kansas City, Kansas City beat Louisville 7 to 5. Minneapolis won 15 to 14 over Columbus and St. Paul, Toledo 5. Milwaukee and Indianapolis had a night game. In the South Atlantic League Macon led 12 to 10 over Charlotte 11 to 2, Augusta 1 to 5, Greenville 8 to 3, and Columbia 3 to 7 over Asheville.
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Western League scores and Piedmont League results
Wichita and Durham highlighted league action with Wichita routing Denver 10 to 1 and Durham beating High Point 9 to 6. Other noted games include St Joseph 9 Omaha 6 and Raleigh 3 3, Winston Salem 1 2, Henderson 5 4, Greensboro 2 0 with night games listed for Pueblo Oklahoma City and Des Moines Topeka.
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Denver
St. Joseph
Omaha
Pueblo
Baseball scores from early American League games
The standings show Boston losing 2 to 7 and Philadelphia winning 9 to 8 while Washington and New York sit near .500. Cleveland routed St. Louis 12 to 4 and Detroit outscored Chicago 13 to 2 in another slate of games.
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Sukeforth
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Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Junior Ball Clubs to Play for Title
Regional play for the American Legion junior baseball title spans the Carolinas Virginia and Tennessee on August 14 15 in Gastonia. Gastonia NC NC title winner Columbia juniors SC title winner Alexandria VA ready for regional play. Tennessee champion undecided. Eastern regional action follows in Charlottesville and the world series pits western and eastern champs in Memphis.
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City Club Falls to Public Service 13-12 in Nine Inning Clash
The City nine and the N C P S Co ball team produced a tight battle with Public Service winning 13 to 12. City led 10-1 after four innings, but Public Service surged back with six in the fourth and four more in the eighth to seal the win, aided by City's eight errors. Key players included Frazier, Perdue, Dunn, Ferguson, and Cox from City, and Holcomps, Re Bisse, and Perdue from Public Service, with strong pitching and late scoring pivotal to the finish.
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Culler
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