University awards new athletic field to honor forgotten athlete
UNC opens a state funded two level athletic complex south of campus featuring a quarter mile track around a football practice field six football fields six softball diamonds and intramural facilities for fraternities and dorms. The project aims 100 percent intramural participation and frees Emerson Field for freshman football and varsity baseball.
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University of North Carolina
University Athletic Association
Kenan Stadium
Tin Can
Emerson Field
Raleigh Road
Thomas W. O'Berry
J. M. Coleman
R. A. Fetzer
Carolina
Morehead-Patterson
Grand Slam pulls off upset at Arlington Futurity
In heavy rain at Arlington Park Grand Slam a two year old son of Chance Play owned by Chanies ay and Peter A. Markey trotted to victory in the Ariington Futurity, paying 65.00 to win. Tinta gel and Vale dictorian followed as runner up and third amid a large field of 15.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Jeane Bond
Chaniesay
Peter A. Markey
Detroit
Yen
Marshall Field
Amos Drops Out Of Leadership In 10-4 Defeat
Amateur league results show Amos 4, Adams-Millis 6, Robertson Bakery 2 and Guilford 19, Highland 1 in the match day standings. Only games played.
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Amos
Adams-Millis
Robertson Bakery
Guilford
Highland
Amateur league leaders stay tied as Marsh beats Amos
Ademe-Millis Guilford and Marsh remained tied for Amateur league lead today while Amos dropped from the deadlock when Marsh defeated Amos. Adams-Millis beat Robertson Bakery 6 to 2 and Guilford defeated Guilford 19 to 1. Marsh beat Amos 10 to something with strong hitting to close the day.
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Ademe-Millis
Guilford
Marsh
Amos
Adams-Millis
Robertson Bakery
Marsh and Guilford Dominate Amateur League Action
Marsh defeats Amos 10 to 4 as Kirby allows nine hits and Weston Fouldin pace Marsh with three hits and a homer. Guilford blasts The Guilford team wins 19 to 1 behind Stamey eight scattered hits and heavy team hitting led by Perry Deed and Grubbs five for six and four for six respectively. C Flynn hits a homer for the winners. Highland bats pace B Anderson and P Mc Donald.
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Amos Marsh
Amos
Kirby
Marsh
Weston
Fouldin
F. Brown
Guilford
Stamey
Perry
Deed
Grubbs
C. Flynn
B. Anderson
P. McDonald
Highland
Pointers Win Again Lead With 6-2 Victory Over Robertson
The Adame Millis Pointers stayed in a tie for league leadership by beating Robertson Bakery 6 to 2. Both teams collected six hits as the game stayed close.
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Adame-Millis Pointers
Robertson Bakery
Pointers Rally For Win Behind Strong Early Frames
The Pointers pulled ahead early as five tallies were scored in the first two periods securing the victory. Farlow and Pitts led the losers at bat while Booker starred for the Pointers with two doubles.
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Farlow
Pitts
Booker
Hornets Take Two Games Off Colts in Doubleheader
The Charlotte Hornets defeated the Richmond Colts in a doubleheader, winning 6 to 2 in the first game and 8 to 2 in the nightcap. A decisive sixth inning in the first game and a late burst helped Charlotte pull away. Leonardo held the Colts to four hits in the second game, while Bee contributed four tallies in the tenth.
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Hornets
Colts
Charlotte, Aung
Charlotte Hornets
Richmond Colts
Leonardo
Second game score update with Wagner Bashy and Prev Que
The report notes the second game result with key players Wagner Bashy and Prev Que among scorers. Details on teams and final score are unclear from the fragment.
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Lanings
Ceteot
Wagner, Bashy
Prev Que
Norfolk Captures Two Off Tourists In Heat
Norfolk defeated Asheville in a doubleheader 10-6 and 6-5 to extend its winning streak to five. The second game ended early after five innings due to heat, with Strawage driving in Staylor on a sacrifice fly for the decisive run in the sixth. Rosar homered in both games, giving his season total 20.
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Norfolk
Asheville
Strawage
Staylor
Rosar
Triangle Beats Tomlinson 12 to 4 in Industrial League
Triangle tops Tomlinson 12 4 under hot sun in seven innings. Clark goes 3 for 4 with one three bagger and one single as Triangle capitalizes on eight Tomlinson errors to claim first place ahead of Adame Millis and Thomasville.
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Triangle
Tomlinson Club
Adame Millis
Thomasville
Les
Tomlinson
Clark
Bet
Weisner
P. Cooper
A. Ruch
Ingram
Coltrane
Ward
Davis
Grier
Smith
Dawson Inird
Marines
Burge
Hite
Smith Cooper
Ben Dawson
Cumby
Dawson
Smith Clark
Spray Man Captures Class A Cup In Furniture Show
H A Morson of Spray won the Class A championship at the first Furniture Show Skeet tournament in High Point with 98 of 100 targets. Tom Wolf of Albemarle tied the score but Morson won the shoot off 25 to 24. Parker of Winston-Salem claimed second, Morehead of Charlotte earned top for the shoot-off as he was absent. J W Martin of High Point won Class C after tying Mason of Greensboro at 84. Martin won the shoot-off 25 to 22. Short of Lard captured daily first prize after defeating Calloway Gladstone and Rice in a playoff. Class totals list numerous shooters from Winston-Salem, Charlotte, Greensboro, Salisbury, and High Point.
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H. A. Morson
Spray
High Point
Morson
Tom Wolf
Albemarle
Wolf
Parker
J. L. Morehead
Charlotte
Morehead
J. W. Martin
J. H. Mason
Greensboro
Martin
Mason
B. M. Short
Lard
C. J. Calloway
W. Gladstone
Joe Rice
Winston-Balem
T. G. Proctor
O. O. Efird
Winnersey
H. A. Morton
T. Galloway
Withtere Short
Leard
Greensro
J. H. Howie
Peel Casey
Tom Rice
Winston-Salem
M. H. Wilson
D. T. Yow
Estimates Put German Speakers at 110 Million Worldwide
The figure suggests a broad span of German language use across continents, with speakers concentrated in Europe and North America and significant populations in other regions.
Ramsay Potts Faces Hendrix In Mid-Atlantic Final
Ramsay Potts of Memphis seeded No 2 reached the Mid Atlantic tennis final in Charlotte and will meet Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland seeded No 1 for the title after five set wins over Henry Helden and a walkover from Archie Moorees.
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Charlotte
Ramsay Potts
Memphis
Tenn
Siaoe
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Potts
Henry Helden
Houston
Tex
Hendrix
Archie Moeerees
Chapel Hill
N. C
Jordan Dulin
Aeener Jimmy Blutch
Charles c
Keg
Julia Pickens
Lib Bradshaw
Hudson Hamm
Roswell Lee
Miami
Joe Grier
Mrs. White Service To Be Held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles A. White will be conducted at her home 600 White Oak street Monday at 11 o clock by Rev. Samuel L. Haworth of Guilford College with Rev. Joseph H. Peele assisting. Interment will follow at Guilford College. The body will be moved to the home this morning at 10:30.
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Charles A. White
White Oak Street
Samuel L. Haworth
Guilford College
Joseph H. Peele
Red Sox Rally Past Athletics In Eleventh Inning
Boston, Aug P etored from behind to beat Philadelphia 4 1 with two runs in the eleventh. Lefty Grove pitched a full game for his 13th win, fanning eight and walking three while allowing seven hits. Jimmy Foxx sparked the inning with a doubled in and Dietrich could not hold the lead.
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McNair
Foxx
Dietrich
Blueholder
Red Sox
Setiendente
White Sox and Browns Battle to Scoreless Tie
Chicago and St Louis played two hours and 22 minutes without a score as the White Sox and Browns fought through a pitching duel on August 3.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
T. Louis Browns
Sox Rally in Rain Delayed Tie Ends Series Game
The second game of the series was called after ten innings due to rain and darkness with the score tied. Jo Whitehead opened with a four run lead, Julius Solters homered twice including a sixth inning shot, and Argeno drove in a run as both teams traded runs through the late frames.
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Eldon Auker
Indians
Ind
Ga Atende
Hogcett
Rowe
Huatin
L. Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Hank” Greenbere
Tigers
Jo-Jo White
Monte Pearson
Greenberg
Goose Goslin
Rogell
Fas
Trick
Pearson
Marvin Owen
Huchese
Goslin
Hughes
White
Averill
Owen
Aoe
Detroit
Hudiin
A Neepee
Amos
Robbins
C. McDowell
T. McDowell
Rt . Whitsow
Rothreck
Mearns
Haynes
Paul
Wuwis
Amosie
Robbins R. Mann
Burge
Pailine A
Ward
Mann
Ak bin Ee Ee
Philon
Cranford
Whitlow
Ford
Umrom
Sox
Silent Jo Whitehead
Julius Sok Tere
Solters
Gies
Argeno
Tanings
Yanks Crush Senators in 18 3 Victory Behind Crosetti
New York Yankees pounded four Washington pitchers for 18 runs on 13 hits including three doubles and a triple. Frank Crosetti hit his eighth and ninth homers this season driving in multiple runs as Vernon (Lafty) Gomer recorded his ninth win. The Senators struggled with early deficits and could not rally, while New York built an 11 run lead in the first and fifth frames before finishing strong.
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Frank Crosetti
New York Yankees
Washton Senators
Yanks
Coun
Crosett
Vernon
Lafty
Yankees
New York
Gomes
Dickey
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