Dan Boone Leaves Local Club For York Penn League Assignment
Rain halted a Raleigh High Point game as Dan Boone went on leave and was sent to the York Pennsylvania League to finish the season. Hobe took over managing duties. the Pointers beat High Point 3 2 in a rain shortened six inning affair at Willis Park with Durham, Money and Snyder pacing Raleigh’s offense.
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Caps
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Clifton
Harry Snyder
Fred Money
Buck Taylor
Bryan
Jay Smith
Goldie
Holt
Sledge
Wallgren
Durham
Snyder
Money
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Taylor
Luke Williams
Bobby
Buck
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Biggerstaff
Keystone
Bob
G. Snyder
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Walters
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Sewall
Howard Bryan
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Leaves Pointers Dan Boone to join York team midseason
Dan Boone, longtime manager of the Piedmont club, will play the rest of the season for York Pennsylvania. The recap shows Asheville and Greensboro scoring details, with Satterfield as losing pitcher and Mellana and Kunes contributing multiple RBIs and homers.
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Piedmont
York
Pennsylvania
Historic Saratoga Race Season Begins at King Thoroughbred Track
Saratoga Springs opens a 27 day meeting with $500000 expected across 39 stakes. Mate the champion three year old trains at the track for A C Bostwick. Twenty Grand trained by James Rowe for Mrs Payne Whitney targets top three year old status and possible clash in the Saratoga cup with Sun Beau.
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How They Stand in Piedmont and American Leagues
The Piedmont League schedules tonight include High Point at Durham Asheville at Raleigh Charlotte at Henderson and Winston at Greensboro with two games at night. Last night Greensboro beat Asheville 12 to 7 and Charlotte defeated Durham 6 to 4 Raleigh 3 High Point 2 in six innings rain. American League slate today has Cleveland at Detroit as the only game on the docket.
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Baseball Schedule Notes from Chicago and Midwest
Chicago 5 Detroit 1 result noted. Cleveland St. Louis game postponed by rain. National League games listed: Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Chicago St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Baseball Scoreboard Results From Yesterday
Yesterday results show New York 6 Brooklyn 3 and Philadelphia 3 Boston 2. Chicago 4 Cincinnati 7 and St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 1.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The list highlights top performers: Davis of the Phillies leads batting at .352, Klein of the Phillies 90 runs and 85 RBIs, Waner of the Pirates 143 hits with Klein close at 140, Hornsby of the Cubs shines in several categories, and Haines of the Cardinals tops pitching with 9 wins 2 losses while Bush of the Cubs adds 10 wins 3 losses.
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Terry
Giants
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Frisch
Haines
Bush
Baseball season leaders and standout stats recap
A compact tally of season leaders: Ruth tops Yankees with 107 runs and 94 RBIs. Gehrig drives 114 RBIs and 30 homers for the Yankees. Simmons of the Athletics leads with 161 hits and 13 triples. Pitching highlights include Grove of the Athletics with 22 wins and 2 losses.
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Yankees
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Red Sox
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Senators
Johnson
Tigers
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Grove
Mahaffey
Marberry
Giants' Travis Jackson Powers Doubleheader Hit Parade
Travis Jackson delivered a home run a triple a double and two singles as the Giants swept the Robins in a doubleheader. Jackson piled up seven hits in the two games driving in runs and boosting the team's offense.
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Japanese Star Leads Public Links Golfers
A Japanese fish salesman from San Francisco Arthur Sato led the public links field at the national championship in St Paul Minnesota. Sato held a two shot lead for medalist honors after an opening 72 while his San Francisco team led for the Harding trophy with four strokes.
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Louisville
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Jacksonville
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Tennessee State Tennis Tourney Sees Out-of-State Stars Rise
Out of state competitors threaten the defending champion Robert Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga as rounds continue in Bryan’s pursuit of the Tennessee state title. Lenoir Wright of Charlotte leads the field after a 6 1 6 8 6 2 victory over John Muse, with other third round winners including Wilmer Hines Mel Tarpley Arthur Hendrix Harley Shuford Charlie Hume Burtz Boulware Billy Hughes Tommy Anderson and Kimbark Peterson.
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Lefty) Bryan
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Doeg and Vines Lead Meadow Club Tennis Quarterfinals
In Southampton New York the Meadow Club’s 48th annual Invitation saw five first ten players and three second ten players reach the quarterfinals. John Hope Doeg Newark the national champion and Ellsworth Vines Jr Pasadena No 8 advanced along with Cliff Sutter Gregory Mangin George Lott Berkeley Bell Keith Gledhill Wilbur Coen. Doeg faces Mangin Lott faces Bell Vines meets Coen and Gledhill plays Sutter. Bryan Grant was eliminated by Lott yesterday.
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Atlanta
Berg and Pagan win on points in New York and Newark cards
In New York Jick Berg outpointed Jimmy McNamara while Mike Pagan defeated Frankie Petrolle over eight rounds. In Newark Primo Carnera stopped Roberto Vertti in three rounds.
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Kid) Berg
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Change Of Uniforms Is Big Help To Some Stars
Rosenbloom and Slattery meet in a 15 round world light heavyweight title bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn with Rosenbloom favored 6 to 5. Slattery trains harder this time as their long feud resumes with past bouts noted from 1925 to 1930.
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New York
Ebbets Field
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Harlem
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
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Rosenbloom
Fettle
Slapsie Maxie
Tigers Scattered by White Sox in nine-hit win
Rays and Sherdel split two games. Benge and Sherdel held opponents to scattered hits. Braves and Phillies tied after first game, then Braves scored six in game two to equalize.
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Phillies
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