Henderson, Twins Win Boonemen Home
Raleigh notes a high point 9 9 deadlock after 11 innings as the Caps and Dan Boone pointers halt play due to darkness. Boone uses three pitchers, five run fifth inning sparks Caps, Raleigh offense adds late runs in 9 9 tie. Durham later blanks Bulls 8 0 in another game. Henry Henderson and track foreboding Olympic forecasts also loom as John Bull and Uncle Sam clash for national prestige in Los Angeles plans.
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League Park
Dan Boone
High Point
Pat Haley
Boone
Sal Barnes
Sally
Hal Shover
Big Pointer
Shover
Barnes
Robbie Durham
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Crreenberg
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Cox
Money
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Lewis
Greenberg
Clifton
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Herd
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Balk
Weaver
Connolly
Morgan
Bulls
Moose Swaney
Durham Bulls
Henderson
O'Mahcy
Serccossesese
BO i Walsh
Kahdot
Tauby
Wilson
Teague
Perry
Swaney
Repshaw
Moore
Rube Eldridge Inc Captures Hou In 5 0 Shutout
Moon led the Rube Eldridge Inc in a 5 0 win over Thomas Mills at Glenola Diamond. Cranford hit a homer and Gray and Hughes added three base hits while Moon and Ragsdale each contributed two. Brogdon pitched well for Thomas Mills allowing nine safeties. Attendance was 250 with 7 free passes issued.
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Moon
Rube Eldridge, Inc
Thomas Mills
Glenola
Rube, Inc
Bunker
Ragsdale
Willard
Brogdon
Tommies
Johnson
Crawford
ROY
J. Cranford
C. Davis
Jonmgon
FE McDowell
Hughes
Hayworth
Davis
Radcliffe
Blosser
Cooper
Ballis
Young
Hite
Thomas Miller
Jackson and Farrow
Twins Sweep Greensboro With 12-6 Victory
Winston-Salem reports the Twins used 18 hits and Patriot errors to beat Greensboro 12-6 and complete a three game series sweep. Elmer Bray pitched for the Twins.
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Twins
Winston-Salem
Pat Hurlers
Greensboro
Elmer Bray
Big Minors Prepare If Draft Sparks War With Majors
Walter Hapgood of the International League says the three class AA leagues may clash with the American and National Leagues over the universal draft. He notes players relations pledge from Kansas City in 1921 will likely stand, but the minors would act independently if major leagues sever ties after December 1. The joint committee aims to renew the national agreement while guarding against the draft ultimatum.
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Chicago
American Association
International League
Pacific Coast League
Walter Hapgood
Montreal
Oscar J. Smith
Toledo
Charles Graham
San Francisco
Pointers In Auto Wreck Near Mebane
The Pointers team vehicle returning from Raleigh collided head on with another car near Mebane. Mrs. Sensenbach suffered facial and neck lacerations while Junior sustained a leg injury from shattered glass. Nolen endured a minor thumb slash but plans to play tonight.
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Raleigh
Chrysler
Hord
Graves
Cox
Nolen
Mebane
Sensenbach
High Point
Error in score tabulation disqualifies Kauffmann in tourney
Carl Kauffmann, three time champion in the public links tournament, is disqualified after a partner’s scoring error on hole nine. The U S Golf Association notes the card cannot be altered after being returned. Kauffmann posted an 83 while Harry Givan leads after a 73 in the second half of the 36 hole qualifying.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Carl Kauffmann
Pittsburgh
Kauffmann
Guy McCall
Buffalo
United States Golf Association
Harry T. Givan
Seattle
Spectators To Witness Hammer Tossing Event
Track and field fans will see British and American hammer throwers compete at the international meet at Soldier Field on August 27. A special screen will be placed near the finish lines to shield spectators from misthrows and ensure safety during the event.
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Chicago
America
Solidier Field
Major League Leaders Through August 5
National League leads include Terry of the Giants batting .407 and Klein of the Phillies with 109 runs and 116 RBIs. Klein also tops with 36 doubles, Comorosky has 15 triples, Wilson of the Cubs has 36 homers, and Cuyler of the Cubs swipes 27 bases. American League leaders show Simmons of the Athletics batting .384, Ruth of the Yankees with 124 runs and 41 homers, Gehrig with 136 RBIs, Hodapp of the Indians 154 hits, and McManus of Detroit 32 doubles.
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Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Gants
Comorosky
Pirates
Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Yanks
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Fights Last Night Report From Several Cities
In Los Angeles Billy Town defeated Harry Brown by outpoint in a bout with ten rounds. In Atlanta Ted Goodrich and Billy Algers drew after ten rounds. Boston saw Dave Shade outpoint Joe Anderson over ten rounds. New York's Bruce Flowers stopped Tommy Grogan in ten rounds.
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Los Angeles
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
B. C
Harry
Kid) Brown
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Ted Goodrich
Billy Algers
Phoenix
Ariz
Drew
Boston
Dave Shade
Joe Anderson
Covington
New York
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N. Y
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Neb
Weekend Pro Baseball Schedules Hit Piedmont and More
The Raleigh plays Greensboro and Durham faces Winston Salem in the Piedmont League. Henderson meets High Point. In the South Atlantic League Asheville visits Macon and Augusta travels to Columbia with Greenville at Charlotte. American League has St. Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia. National League matches Chicago at St. Louis Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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Henderson
Durham
Winston-Salem Ee
High Point Se
Greensboro
Raleigh
Neeeenenwonnes
Philadelphia
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Washington Ae
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Odicrso
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
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Philadelphia E. Ee
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St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Eres Southern Association
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattaanooga
Nashville
Mobile
Rochester
Baltimore
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Reading
South Atlantis
Macon
Augusta Grenville
Charlotte
Ashes Lie
Columbia
Piedmont League
Winston-Salem
High Point
National League
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Rival Italians To Meet For Ring Title
Earol Mastro of Chicago and Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles, rival Italian bidders for the world featherweight championship, meet in a ten round title bout in Chicago. Mastro is listed as a six to five favorite. promoter Sammy Wolff reported $25,000 in advance sales and hoped for a $50,000 gate.
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Earol Mastro
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Mastro
Wekes
Sammy Wolff
Proposes Biennial Davis Cup Competition
New York August 6. Joseph W Wear of Philadelphia proposes that once the United States regains the Davis Cup the event should be held every two years instead of annually. Wear chairs the Davis Cup committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association and argues the competition has grown too large for annual staging.
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New York
United States
Joseph W. Wear
Philadelphaa
France
Wear
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Cash Customers Scarce For Chocolate Berg Fight
Madison Square Garden officials report weak advance ticket sales for the Chocolate Berg bout at the Polo Grounds, lowering projected gate from 200000 to 150000. Weight doubts loom as Chocolate grows heavier toward 126 pounds while Berg's limit is 134½ pounds, with ring entry expected lighter than contract.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Jack Kid Berg
Madison Square Garden
Polo Grounds
Chocolate
Berg
Riué
Tankmen Ready for Charlotte Return Meet at Myers Park Pool
The Y team travels to Charlotte after a hard scalp of the local squad. The meet at Myers Park Country Club pool is billed the toughest this year, with shifted events giving Charlotte more freestyle races. Key members Shelton Cooper McAnally lead the squad as they eye a close score, then enter mid Atlantic and state championship action with Guarino Copeland among the lineup.
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Charlotte
Myers Park Country Club
Shelton
McAnally
High Point
Durham
Carl Shelton
Lelon Cooper
William McAnally
Robert Guarino
Bud Copeland
Duke Sets 1930 Football Schedule Highlights Key Home Dates
Duke releases its 1930 grid slate with home games at Durham against South Carolina Virginia Davidson and Kentucky plus trips to Annapolis Villa Nova Wake Forest and Chapel Hill among others. Previous season results show mixed outcomes including losses to Navy and Villa Nova and a close win over N C State.
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Durham
University of Virginia
Davidson College
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wofford College
Spartanburg
S. C
Villa Nova College
Villa Nova
University of Kentucky
N. C
State College
Raleigh
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Washington and Lee University
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Duke
Davidson
Navy
N. C. State
Carolina
Sun Charmer Colt Tops Saratoga Yearling Sale
A brown colt by Sun Charmer Perigourdine led opening night at Saratoga yearling sales. The Fasig-Tipton event saw the top price of 3700 dollars paid by the Brandon stable for the Shenandoah stud offering from E. B. Jacobs.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Perigourdine
Saratoga
Fasig-Tipton Company
Brandon Stable
E. B. Jacobs
Shenandoah Stud
Star hurler leads in yesterday’s action across leagues
Yesterday’s stars included Wilson hitting his 346th homer with a man aboard to aid the Cubs in beating the Cardinals. Akers homered in the eighth to tie and win for Detroit against Cleveland. Terry of the Giants collected a homer a double and three singles against the Robins as he led the league bat ting. Frankhouse held the Phils to six hits in a 6 2 Braves win. Durst had two singles a double and a triple for Boston with the winning run in the ninth against Oakland. Ruffing scattered Senators’ hits struck out nine homered and doubled in a 7 1 Yankee victory.
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Hack Wilson
Cubs
Cardinals
Bill Akers
Tigers
Indians
Bill Terry
Giants
Robins
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Phils
Cedric Durst
Red Sox
Athletics
Charney Ruffing
Yankees
Senators
Sally League tightens race after week opener
In Charlotte on August 6 the Greenville Spinners and Augusta Wolves held a virtual runner-up tie in the Sally League as final games began. Greenville beat Charlotte 11 to 9 while Augusta routed Columbia 109 to 5. Macon remained atop after beating Asheville 5 to 1 despite a protest over a ruling in Greenville-Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Greenville
Spinners
Augusta
Wolves
Augustans
Columbia
Hoblitzell
Hornets
Hubbard
Spinner-Hornett Clash Sparks Ejection in Queen City
The Spinner-Hornett contest produced heated exchanges between both managers and umpires. Manager Schopner was ejected by Arbiter Hubbard after an onfield confrontation during the game in the Queen City this season.
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Queen City
Schopner
Hubbard
Hudgens Homers as Spin Ner Dominate Batting
Big Jim Hudgens led the Spin ner with his 30th homer and three singles. O'Reilly the Hornet shortstop collected five more hits to lift his two game total to 10 in 11 plate appearances.
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Big Jim Hudgens
O'Reilly
Hornet
Protest over fluke homer delays game after sixth
Hoblitzell allowed continued play under protest when Hunter hit a strange homer that bounced into the stands and left field fence. Hunter reached third before the ball was finally ruled dead and Umpire Hubbard sent him home with two runners aboard.
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Hoblitzell
Hunter
Hubbard
Augusta Padres Triumph as Strain Stars in Early Rally
Augusta grabbed an early lead to trim Columbia's Comets scoring five runs in the first three innings. Strain collected a triple and two singles to spark the attack. Schuman pitched all nine for the Wolves.
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Columbia
Comets
Strain
Schuman
Wolves
Macon Tops Asheville Behind Strong Pitching By Krider
Johnny Krider limited Asheville to six hits as Macon defeated the Tourists. Teammates then struck down Mattingly with solid hitting to secure the win.
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Asheville
Peaches
Johnny Krider
Tourists
Mattingly
Cohen Delivers Four-Hit Game Highlighting Three-Base Hit
Cohen provided the main spark with four hits including a triple driving the triumph. His strong plate presence powered the offense as the team secured a decisive win.
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Cohen
University of North Carolina Summer Coaching School Dates Set
Chapel Hill reports a likely record enrollment for the ninth annual coaching school at the University of North Carolina August 18-30. Coaches Collins Fetzer Cerney Enright Sapp lead football. Ashmore Enright Shepard basketball. Ashmore baseball. Jernigan tennis. Fetzer Rancéon track. Quinlan boxing wrestling and conditioning.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Chuck Collins
Bob Fetzer
Bill Cerney
Rex Enright
Odell Sapp
James N. Ashmore
G. E. Shepard
Ashmore
E. ©. Jernigan
R. A. Fetzer
M. D. Rancéon
P. H. Quinlan
Raleigh Hands High Point Eleven Inning Loss
In a late night South Atlantic League game Raleigh defeated High Point in eleven innings due to darkness score not finalized. Other results include Henderson 8 Durham 0 and Winston-Salem 12 Greensboro 4 with Greenville 11 Charlotte 9 8 Augusta 10 Columbia 5 and Asheville 1 Macon 5.
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Piedmont League
Raleigh
High Point
Henderson
Durham
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Greenville
Charlotte
Augusta
Columbia
Asheville
Macon
Southern Association scores roundup from Atlanta to Birmingham
A sports brief lists results across the Southern Association including Atlanta 15 over Nashville 9 Mobile 5 over Memphis 23 and Birmingham 4 over Chattanooga 45, reflecting varied outcomes across cities.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Scores From American Association and International League
In American Association games St. Paul 0 fell to Columbus 9 and Minneapolis 16 beat Toledo 7. Milwaukee defeated Louisville 8 to 3. In the International League Montreal 2 lost to Toronto 6 while Reading 21 routed Newark 9 and Buffalo 4 defeated Rochester 13.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Montreal
Toronto
Reading
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Baseball scores in New York and Boston games
American League results show Washington 6 New York 1 in a lopsided win while Cleveland and Detroit post losses and Boston exits with a 4 to 3 win over Philadelphia. St Louis and Chicago face wet grounds affecting play.
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New York
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
Natio Ay League Standings Snapshot
Brooklyn leads with nine wins and New York nine losses in a tight NL schedule. Boston holds six wins and Philadelphia two. Chicago has five wins and St. Louis four with others not scheduled.
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Brooklyn
York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Songwriter turns to shoe business in Mechanicsburg
Arthur Longbrake once known for his 1910 song Cutey Who Tied Your Tie now runs a shoe store in Mechanicsburg Ohio.
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Arthur Longbrake
Cutey
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
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