Pointers Fall In Hectic Final Inning To Durham
In a high scoring Willis Park clash Durham edges the Pointers 9 8 as Wolfe belts a ninth inning homer with Phelps aboard Conklin fanned 12 for the Pointers and Wolfe added two homers for Durham Fritz debuted in Piedmont play with a single in three trips and scored. The Pointers meet Durham again today and then Greensboro at Willis Park for two more games this week.
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Willis Park
Durham
Wolfe
Whitted Boys
Phelps
Conklin
Pointer
Whitted
Tauby
Johnson
Page
Bulls
High Point
Patterson
Bill Fritz
Harriss & Covington
Piedmont
Fritz
Red Williams
Greensboro
200 Golfers Compete In Biltmore Invitational
Asheville August 13. One hundred entrants at the Biltmore Forest Country Club began the second qualifying round for the seventeenth annual invitation golf tournament as rain affected scores. Match play starts tomorrow after the second 18 hole round today. Carl Dann Junior of Orlando led with 74, while Kayton Smith of Savannah and Tommy Aycock of Jacksonville each shot 78.
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Asheville
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Carl Dann
Orlando Fla
Kayton Smith
Savannah
Tommy Aycock
Jacksonville
Split Season in Sally League Sparks Pennant Talk
Edward V. Mitchell reports on the Sally League split season, noting Asheville Knoxville Charlotte Macon and Columbia near top in first half. The Tourists faltered after key losses Harry Smythe and Stanley Keyes, while Augusta Tygers and Spartanburg Spartans rise, altering standings and provoking preseason arguments for the split.
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Knoxville
Charlotte
Macon
Columbia
Ray Kennedy
Tourists
Harry Smythe
Phillies
Stanley Keyes
Minneapolis
American Association
Keyes
Augusta
Spartanburg
Knoxville Smokies
Augusta Tygers
Spartanburg Spartans
Odie
Mike Kelly
Spartans
Wofford Terriers Look To Build On Last Season
Coach Tom Scaffe leads the Wofford Terriers into the upcoming gridiron season with a strong 7 2 1 finish last year. The alumni boast a proud record as Scaffe kept eleven players in condition for a ten game schedule and little turnover from graduation.
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South Carolina
Tom Scaffe
Wofford Terriers
Methodists
Wofford
Terriers
Finney Joins Spartanburg Spartans In Pro Baseball
Wofford star Claude Finney, a 1928 team standout and former fullback, has signed with Mike Kellys Spartans of Spartanburg to play in the outfield marking his move into professional baseball.
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Wofford
Claude Finney
Finney
Mike” Keily
Spartans
Spartanburg
Coaches Clash Over New Jersey Styles
Jimmy DeHart of Duke unveiled light blue trousers white jerseys with blue stripes and white helmets. Billy Laval of South Carolina counters with a rainbow front design. The piece frames changing uniform tactics as a factor in gridiron success.
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University of South Carolina
Duke University
Jimmy DeHart
Duke
Billy Laval
South Carolina Gamecocks
South Carolina
Polo action hooks two matches in inter circuit tourney
Fort Leavenworth and Fort Hoyle prepared for a second round clash at Onwentsia Alaw in Illinois. Chicago scratch squadries defeated Fort Benning 14 to 12 at Oak Brook in yesterday’s opener, highlighting a strong start for local competitors.
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Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Fort Hoyle
Onwentsia
Oak Brook
Fort Benning, Ga
London Water Mains Reach Seven Thousand Miles
A report notes London now has about 7000 miles of water mains supplying the city. The expansion reflects ongoing municipal effort to improve supply despite aging infrastructure.
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London
Connie Mack Endures as Player Builder and Coach
Veteran manager Connie Mack is praised for patience and modesty as he rebuilds a pennant hopeful Athletics. He notes Jimmy Foxx’s rapid rise from bench to league leader and credits Willing Worker pitcher Earnshaw for steady wins, while declining to author a personal memoir for money or fame.
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Connie Mack
Foxx
Jimmy Foxx
Connie
Mack
Sammy Hale
Earnshaw
McNeill Island Ik One Salisbury Wins Pitchers Duel
Mac Neill bested two Bunny hourlers in a pitchers duel as Salisbury beat Henderson 4 to 3. Mac Neill also hit a home run. Branch was ejected after disputing a called strike. Score by innings shows Salisbury 4 Henderson 3 with key hits from Eleazer Jones Harrill Cook and Sacrifices by Packard Owens Gilreath.
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MacNeill
Bunny Hourlers
Salisbury
Branch
Morgan
Salisbury Abrho Aoe Altenburg
Mieaser
Feegara
Conel
Pranch
Gli Ua
Omeiey
Momen
DD Wuss
ES Fotaig
Henderson Abrho Ae
Aess
Es Eomneen
Muse
Seea Es
Saperner
Peter
R Salisbury
Eleazer
Jones
Harrill
Cook
McNeil
Barker
Packard
Owens
Gilreath
Patriots Batting Rampage In Lengthy Exhibition
McNeil and Stirling lead a Patriots offensive burst with Teague Parrish Kilpatrick Cox and Brummitt driving runs. Pitchers Gray Turner Bray and others work through a 1 hour 50 minute game with numerous hits walks and errors noted by umpires Morgan Kepshaw Beck Bran don. Greensboro left 56 runners on base while Winston Salem kept pace with 7 left on base.
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Stirling
Gray
Branch
Morgan and
Kepshaw
Cox
Brown
Teague
Parrish
Kilpatrick
Brummitt
Whiteman
Baker
Miller
Rimmer
Maltby
Bryan
Anderson
Turner
Bray
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Young
Beck
Brandon
Patriots
Twins
Jimmy Teague
Evans
Whiteman If
Miller Cie Ene
Pray P
H Young
Kilpatrick Parrisna
Brendon
Brummitt Lf
Winston Salem
Detroit featherweight claims Michigan title
Soldier Brombrowski, a Detroit southpaw, defeated Johnny Minella of Linton to win the Michigan championship in the featherweight class. The bout was recognized by the state boxing commission as for the title.
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Detroit
Soldier Brombrowski
Michigan
Johnny Minella
Linton
State Boxing Commission
Athletics Add Another Lead as Cubs Fall in Extra
The Cubs drop a 4-3 extra inning loss to Boston while Cantwell blanks Chicago. Pittsburgh and New York win others as Athletics widen the gap over NL rivals. in AL, the Athletics beat Detroit 6-0 and Washington edges St. Louis 3-2. Bardic details note Ruth and Meusel among late actions.
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Boston
Herbert W. Frarker
Joe McCarthy
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Gonnie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Ben Cantwell
Pittsburgh
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Giants
Cantwell
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Nehl
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Paul Waner
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Baker Bowl
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Pennock
Sherid
Red Shofinery
India
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Meusel
Danny MacFayden
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MacFayden
Ted Lyons
Rothrock
Washington
Japan Seeks to Breed American Shad in Domestic Waters
The government announces the acquisition of 500000 egas of American shad and plans to cultivate the species within Japanese waters to bolster supply.
Young Bundy lass makes eastern debut in Rye championship
Dorothy Bundy 12, daughter of May Sutton Bundy, reached the Rye Eastern Grass Championships. She defeated Mrs Marquis James in straight sets in the first round while teaming with Mary Graceful in the doubles. Her lineage includes May Sutton Bundy and Tom Bundy, noted tennis champions of the era.
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Dorothy Bundy
May Suteton
Bundy
Rye Yestreday
Marquis James
Rye
Dorothy
Maryq Gracef
W. A
Larned
McLaughlin
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