Caps Sweep Three Game Series From Pointers
Raleigh wins 10 5 in day game then 7 4 in Owl Game as Mayo and Briggs hold the line. Parrish Meekin and Greenberg lead Raleigh hitters while Pfahler Clifton Greenberg Meekin provide key contributions in the sweep.
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Esss Et Wood
Raleigh
Day
Owl
Whett
Lewis
Haley
C Pishier
E . Williams
Reearaee
Cox
Graves
High Point
Meekin
Cimpi
Money
Pfahler
Young
Brandon
Mayo
Parrish
Greenberg
Clifton
Brandon Balk
Ky Young
Sie
Wee
Walter
Eiedele
O’brien
Briggs
Nes Ites
Lod
High Point Ab
Rhoa BE Williams
Hord
Ee Whee
Boone
Lel Eliee
Mays
Durham
Winston Divides Couple With Pats In Greensboro
In Greensboro’s Aug 9 game the Twins beat Winston-Salem 13 to 4 after rain halted play in the sixth. Ferrell hit a first inning homer for Winston and Hobe Brummitt drove in two for Greensboro. Hinkle hit the lone homer for Winston as Prim struggled and Folliard tossed steady relief for Winston-Salem.
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Clough
Ferrell
Winton
Hobe Brummitt
Folliard
Lefty Prim
Hinkle
Pat
Winston-Salem
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Wuere
McCrone
Pertel
Ef Ay
Ianer
Reese
BS Uere
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Ameer
Monet
Prummitt
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Wats
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Phiisis
Tore
Prim
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Sparg
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Brummit
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Brown
Hopper
Weaver
Connally
Morgan
Bryan
Starey
If Os
Husta
Ate
Brock
It Yeager
St . Sanders
Brummitt
Jordan
Miss Jane Cothran Captures Women’s Gulf Title at Asheville
In Asheville Miss Jane Cothran of Greenville South Carolina defeated Miss Daisy Rice Bartlett of Birmingham Alabama in the finals of the 35th women's summer invitation tournament by three up with two to play. Cothran rallied after a tight start, finishing strong on the back nine to claim the title and the silver loving cup.
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Greenville
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Asheville Country Club
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Alabama
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New Colors To Fly Over Duke Stadium This Grid Season
Duke's 1929 grid season features South Carolina Virginia Kentucky and Washington and Lee sending eleven players to Durham. Lee Davie and four two year letters captains lead a strong squad with sophomores competing for key roles. Schedule includes games at Durham Annapolis Philadelphia Raleigh Wake Forest and Chapel Hill.
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State
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Washington and Lee
Carolina
Chapel Hill
Wood wins Southampton invitation in five set final
Sydney B. Wood Jr., an 18 year old from New York, defeats Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth in a five set final to capture the 47th Southampton invitation tennis tournament. Wood adds a second major victory in a week, after beating Ellsworth Vines Jr. at Seabright.
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Southampton
N. Y
Sydney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Wilmer Allison
Fort Worth
Texas
Wood
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Seabright
Big Bill Tilden
Little Bill Johnston
Howard Kinsey
Fritz Mercur
Allison
Henri Cochet
U.S. Tractors Prove Most Efficient in Greek Plowing Demo
American tractors showcased high efficiency in the inaugural agricultural machinery demonstration in Greece, leading in plowing performance amid the event.
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U.S
Athens
Greece
Thomas Mills Edges Hillcrest 5–4 in Ninth Inning Rally
Thomas Mills defeated Hillcrest 5 to 4 as Williams scored from an error on a ninth inning play. Yow drove in the winning run with a single after stealing second and advancing to third on a passed ball. Brogden struck out eight in a tight pitching performance for Thomas. Cooper Young and Radcliffe led the offense.
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Thomas Mills
Hillcrest
Williams
Yow
Brogden
Thomas Club
Cooper
Young
Radcliffe
Hunt
Flynn
Prices vs Average Cown in Iowa Dairy Economics
In June the price basis for butter in Ames compares New York butter extras at 45. A farmer would need about 200 average Iowa cows to net 1,000 income annually above feed costs, assuming 29 cows milking and producing 330 pounds of butterfat per year.
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Iowa
New York
Open Miniature Golf Championship Planned
A national open miniature golf championship with a $10,000 prize and $50,000 in trophies was planned by the National Association of miniature golf courses. The event would run the week of October 13 at Chicago Stadium with divisions for women and men players.
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National Association of Miniature Golf Courses
Jamestown Wins Saratoga Special Two-Year-Old Turf Crown
George D. Widener's unbeaten Jamestown captured the Saratoga Special to claim the two-year-old turf title. Equi pose, Whitneys’ entry, finished second with Sun Meadow third as Jamestown ran six furlongs in 1 31 3 6. Ormesby, Belair stud, finished fourth.
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Jamestown
Harry Payne Whitney
Equipoise
K. E. Hitt
Sun Meadow
Belair Studs
Ormesby
Davidson Optimistic On Wildcats Football Prospects
Davidson, N C August reports that Tilson’s returnees bolster the line and wing positions for the Wildcats. The article notes stronger outside play, a potential shift in guard duties, and a heavier line overall with multiple tackles contesting spots.
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Tex Tilson
Thad Brock
Steve Brown
Jim Proctor
Skinny Pierce
Matt Miller
Brooks
Baker
Wildcats
Pierce
Brock
Brown
Proctor
Miller
Covington
Waer
Ross Barrier
Currie
Brohard
Doc Mathis
Parker
Wilson
White
Ogden
Gregory
Mason
Gardner
McConnell
Pickett Top Slane 6 4 In Baseball Clash
Pickett tallied three runs in the first inning and three more in the next two frames to defeat Slane 6 to 4. C Ray led Pickett with a homer and two hits while Kimes and Board contributed key plays. Slane rallied with four runs, but came up short as Blue earned the win and Sorrell the defeat.
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Raleigh
Mayo
Pfahler
Cap Cunker
Parrish
Owl
Pickett
Slane
C. Ray
Kimes
I. Ees
Shane
Carter
Smith
Ray
M. Board
J. Jones
Thomas
Coe
Uver
McDowell
Raper
Staton
E. Staton
Samuels
Borrell
Linguistic Diversity Snapshot in Africa and India
The note highlights Africa's vast language variety and India's count of about 222 languages. It presents a broad overview without specific nations or dialects, focusing on the scale of linguistic diversity in both regions.
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Africa
India
Henry Stars as Amos' Winning Streak Continues
Three base hits by Henry lead Amos to a win as Howerton and Young pitch well. Farlow, Cooper, Foulston, and W. Gurley add two base hits each with stolen bases by Farlow and Morehead. Howerton earns the win over Young in a 1:30 game with 400 in attendance.
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Cox
Meekin
Boone
Hord
Graves
Toles
Clifton
Tere
Raleigh
High Point
Briggs
Durham
Repshaw
Moore
Greenberg
Amos Mills
O. E. Kearns
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Farlow
Cooper
Foulston
W. Gurley
Morehead
Hill
Chilton
Farrow
Howerton
Young
Reynolds
McDowell
Amos Club
O. E Kearns Mill
Amos Mill
Hill, Co
Acoe
Vel Cooper
Ra Stone
E. Pierce
Hunt
Roylston
Miller
Smith
V. Gurley
Kirby
G. Gurley
Greer
Rf & Ee
G. Miller
Williams Betters 100-Meters Record
Percy Williams of Vancouver improved the world record in the 100 meters to 10.38 seconds at the Canadian track championships in Toronto. He shaved a tenth of a second off the previous mark of 10.48 set by Charlie Paddock in 1921 and equalled by Eddie Tolan last year.
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Ont
Amsterdam
Percy Williams
Vancouver Express
Williams
Charlie Paddock
Eddie Tolan
University of Michigan
Correction notice on delinquent taxpayer listing
The Enterprise published Horace Haworth in the delinquent taxpayers list yesterday. Records show his taxes were paid and the name should not have been published.
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Edgedais Drive
Enterprise
Haworth
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