Twins Rally Past High Point 10 3 In Game Series Split
The Twins defeated High Point 10 to 3 behind six hit pitching from Paul Folliard to divide a two game series. Creson and Manning started for High Point but lasted only to the second inning as the Twins seized control with five runs in the frame. Folliard issued five walks in the win.
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Winston-Salem
Twins
High Point
Paul Folliard
Creson
Manning
Folliard
Alan Smith Leads Field of 200 at Asheville Meet
Alan Smith of Asheville shot 69 two under par after a 77, guiding him to medalist honors in the Biltmore Forest invitation qualifier. Carl Dann of Asheville and Orlando, Florida, was runner up with 146, Kayton Smith of Savannah, Ga. finished third. More than 184 players qualified for the championship rounds across southern clubs.
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Asheville
Biltmore Forest
Alan Smith
Carl Dann
Orlando
Fla
Kayton Smith
Savannah
Dann
South
Birds Win in 10th in Raleigh Baseball Thriller
Henderson drove in two runs with four hits, including a 10th inning score, as Henderson beat Raleigh 6 to 5 to snap the Capitals eight game win streak. Townsend outpitched Briggs in relief after Raleigh erased a 5-0 deficit. Clifton's defense highlighted the contest.
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BIRDS
Raleigh
Henderson
Capital
Capitals
Townsend
Briggs
Clifton
Adrhoa Cok If Pee
Wilson Rf
Ave Rf
Eae
Tanes
Ee Anderson Ib
Haley
Gwathmey
Oo Brien
Zi Pfahler
Renderson
Kahdot
Anderson
Wilson
Teague
Townsend Ewi
Morgan Weever
Connolly
Bulls Tie Greensboro With 13-9 Victory In Durham
Bull infield miscues allowed two hour forty minute baseball juggling affair to end 13-9 over the Greensboro Patriots. Bulls committed nine errors to Patriots three in the Durham game.
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Durham
Bulls
Greensboro Patriots
Patriots
Greensboro
Spinners Bag Ninth Straight in Sally League Action
Charlotte Aug 13 The Greenville Spinners won their ninth straight as they toppled Odie Strain's August Wolves 10 to 3 behind Howell's 21st homer and a key three RBI double by Outen. Krider hurled a 2 0 shutout for Macon over Charlotte as Vance led a 13 hit assault. Zientara pitched well for Augusta, beating Asheville 4 to 1 to keep pace with the leaders.
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Charlotte
Joe Sehépner
Greenville
Odie Strain
August Wolves
Schoonermen
Howell
Outen
Zientara Dominates With Four Singles Allowed
Zientara delivered an unbeatable pitching performance allowing only four singles. Asheville managed multiple hits in only one inning, the ninth, as the story highlights a dominant showing by the pitcher.
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Zientara
Asheville
Young Johnson and Coker Power Home Run Hunt
Young Johnson and Coker each collected two hits to lead a strong offensive effort against Jones and Ormand. Tourist hurlers faced a tough day on the mound as the offense clicked.
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Young, Johnson and Coker
Jones and Ormand
Cubs Hope to Overtake Robins in Pennant Drive
Chicago manager Joe McCarthy and his Cubs believe they can pass the Brooklyn Robins in the National League standings as they host Brooklyn in the second game of a four game set. Rogers Hornsby appears nearing full readiness to boost the lineup while Guy Bush or Bob Osborn may start on the mound. a record crowd was anticipated at Wrigley Field.
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Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Marie Joe
McCarthy
Rogers Hornsby
Rajah
Guy Bush
Bob Osborn
Watson Clarke
Wilbert Robinson
Wrigley Field
Remember Dan Patch Will Attempt To Break Pacing Record
Springfield Illinois reports another challenge to Dan Patch 24-year pacing record of 1 55 for the mile at the Illinois state fair on August 21. Winnipeg, famed pacer, will run as a special feature with a top time around 1 57 4.
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Dan Patch
Will
Springfield
Hil
Winnipeg
Tauby Stars As Hinkle, Wolfe Power Greensboro Win
Tauby hits a home run and adds a three base hit while driving in two base hits from Durham and Hinkle Wolfe. Tauby also steals two bases as Greensboro beats O Malley Hinkle 2 and Durham 10 to 7. Querry wins on the mound with Clough taking the loss. Perry records seven walks and Prim fans three.
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Abrhoa Kilpatrick
Eae Tae
Sanders
Bramitt
Tetee Jordan
Eee
Hooper
Durham
Vee
Mize
Hinkle
Clough
Leep
Prim P
Millsaps
Rhoa Taylor
Lindley If
English
Strange
Olsen
O Malley Hinkle
Kilpatrick Lee
Hinkle Wolfe
Tauby
Taylor
O Stalley
Greensboro
Lee
Prim
Querry
Perry
Rube, Inc
Abrhoa Gray Cf
Heee
Oo Cranford
C. Davis Ss
Johnson If
See
Hayworth Ib
Cranfield Ceeeenee
Newman If
Rail
Eneee
R. Eldridge P
GIANT
Abrhoa
Hoover
Kearns
Haley
Andrew
Carden
Lackey
Hill
Pertrae
Peeler of Weaver
H. Davis
Elder
Es Wall
Anne
Johnson
Gray A. Lackey
C. Davis
Crawford
Andrews
Gray
Cc Davis Johnson
Hayworth
Armfield
Johnso
Davis
Cranford
Eldridge
Moffitt
Lyndon
Major League Leaders From Baseball Stats
The list highlights season leaders in batting up to the season end across both leagues. Terry of the Giants tops batting with 419, Klein of the Phillies leads in runs 116 and RBIs 124, while Comorosky and Wilson stand out in triples and home runs respectively. Gehrig and Ruth pace American League in several categories including batting, runs, RBIs, and hits, with Hodapp and Combs contributing notable triples and doubles.
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Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Hodapp
Indians
Combs
McManus
Gehringer
Tigers
Rube Inc Defeats Giant Nine 11 to 2 in Easy Victory
Rube Inc. defeated Giant Nine 11 to 2 as El Dridge pitched six scattered hits and kept the Giants from danger. Giant scored in the third and sixth innings for their only runs while Rube Inc. recorded nine errors. Rube will play Hillcrest at Glenora tomorrow then travel to Farmers Saturday for another game.
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Rube Inc
Giant Nine
Giant
Eldridge
Incorporated
Rul- Inc
Hillcrest
Glenora
Farmer
English Star Nuthall Seizes Draw Pose At Forest Hills
In New York on August 13, Betty Nuthall the 19 year old English star and Anna Harper of San Francisco were placed in the draw for the national women's singles championship at Forest Hills next week With America's two top players out of the competition the eight seeded Americans are Harper Morrill Goos Palfrey Durkardt Greff Cruickshank and Cress.
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New York
America
Betty Nuthall
Anna Harper
San Francisco
Forest Hills
Mrs. Harper
Miss Morrill
Eleanor Goos
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
Ethel Durkardt
Mary Greff
Kansas City
Miss Cress
Josephone Cruickshank
Santa Ana
Cal
Vance's Short Sleeve No Longer Jinx Cubs
In Chicago on August 13, Dazzy Vance's shirt sleeve diplomacy ceased to trouble the Cubs. For years the shredded sleeve disrupted Cubs hitters as he pitched, prompting manager Joe McCarthy to protest. This season the Cubs ignore the ragged sleeve and focus on the ball, winning six of seven against Vance.
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Chicago
Dazzy Vance
Cubs
Dazzier
Cub
Joe McCarthy
Flatbush
Stars and Ruth Deliver Late Wins as Cubs and Yankees Triumph
Yesterday's stars include Riggs Stephenson driving in the winning run in the eleventh to lift the Cubs past Brooklyn 3-2. Babe Ruth hit his 43rd homer and added a ninth inning single to power the Yankees past Detroit 6-5. Rob Grove earned his 19th win for the Athletics holding Cleveland to six hits. Glenn Spencer notes FPirates held the Phillies to five hits. The Red Sox beat the Browns 5-4 on a bases loaded walk in the ninth.
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Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Brooklyn
Rob Grove
Athletics
Cleveland
Babs Ruth
Yankees
Detroit
Glenn Spencer
Phillies
Bob Reeves
Red Sox
Heat
J. Louis
Cloridge Accepts Game Challenge in Willis Park Tilt
Rube Eldridge has accepted the challenge from Thomas Mills nine. The third game will be played Friday August 22 at Willis Park. Earlier Glenola routed Inc 13 to 0 while last week Rube Inc edged hosiery mill boys 5 to 1. Thomas Mills faces Burlington All Stars in Willis Park sixth of seven games.
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Rube Eldridge
Thomas Mills
Willis Park
Sock Makers
Glenola
Inc
Rube Inc
Hosiery Mill Boys
Burlington
Tommies
Lefty Young
Brogdon
Hawkins
Tew
Thomas Mills Defeats Stehli in City Championship Prelude
Thomas Mills nine routed Stehli Silk nine 18 to 0 in a slugfest signaling an early city championship race. I Young dominated on the mound with two singles, 14 strikeouts in seven innings, and no Stehli runners reaching third. Ragsdale and Yow led the bats with three hits apiece, Ragsdale adding a three bagger. Smith impressed in his Thomas Mills debut at second.
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Thomas Mills
Stehli Silk
I. Young
Stehli
Ragsdale
Yow
Tommies
Smith
Piedmont League Rivalries Highlight Tonight’s Matches
Tonight features Parham at Raleigh Greensboro at High Point and Winston-Salem at Henderson in the Piedmont League while the South Atlantic League brings Mecoa at Charlotte Columbia at Asheville and Augusta at Greenville. National League games include Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at Cincinnati.
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Piedmont League
Piedmont
Leagle
Parham
Raleigh
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Henderson
Mecoa
Charlotte
Columbia
Asheville
Augusta
Greenville
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Seagle Cards National Hockey Matchups
The card lists St. Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington as part of the schedule. Matches show major market teams as visitors and hosts across the league sequence.
Mooney Sets Night Strikeout Record In Piedmont League
Charlotte pitcher Jim Mooney struck out 23 Augusta hitters in a night game, setting a new record as night baseball increases strikeouts in the South Atlantic and Piedmont Leagues. Van Mungo previously held the Piedmont mark with 16 strikeouts against Greensboro, fanning every batter in three innings.
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Charlotte
Jim Mooney
Augusta
Mungo
van Mungo
Winston-Salem
Greensboro Patriots
Furman Hurricane to make bold 1980 gridiron bid
The 1980 Furman football team, known as the Hurricane, aims for a strong season with major games in the Carolinas and nonconference matchups against Army, Davis H. Skins of West Virginia, and Oglethorpe. Coach Amis plans to choose from over 100 candidates to form the lineup, signaling high expectations.
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fFurman
Hurricane
Carolinas
Army
Davis H Skins
West Virginia
Oglethorpe
Amis
Ferrell brothers light up season across major leagues
Guilford county's Ferrell trio leads strong year in baseball. Rick Ferrell stars as catcher for the St. Louis Americans, Wesley Ferrell, Cleveland ace, notches his 18th win, and George Ferrell hits for Winston-Salem in the Piedmont league. Jack Ferrell regarded as rising amateur talent draws scout interest.
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Guilford County
Ferrell
George
Rick
Wesley
St. Louis Americans
Cleveland
Winston- Salem
Twins
Jack Ferrell
Guilford
Jack
Golf effect on baseball attendance in the Carolinas
The article notes a surge in new golf courses in the Carolinas over five years and asks if golf hurts baseball attendance. It mentions night golf gaining traction and outlines Duke football’s 1980 schedule with key early games against Navy, South Carolina, Virginia, Davidson, Kentucky, and Washington & Lee.
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Carolinas
Duke University
Jimmy DeHart
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Durham
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Virginia
Cavaliers
Wildcats
Blue Devils
Davidson
Kentucky
Washington
Les
Carolina golf star Janeothran rises in 1931 scenes
Miss Janeothran of Greenville South Carolina emerged as a leading talent in women’s golf during 1931 after posting an 8 7 to win medal honors at the Asheville Country Club invitational. Her steady performances this season have energized fans and marked her as a standout in the new Caro lina circuit.
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Janeothran
Greenville
S. C
Carolinas
Palmetto
Homors
Asheville Country Club
Piedmont Blind Bogey Tourney Ends In Tie At Country Club
The Piedmont Women’s Golf Association held its sixth weekly blind bogey tourney at High Point Country Club. Twenty-eight players posted net scores with 85 net tied by Mrs. R C Remmey and Mrs. C E Stone of Greensboro, who spun a coin to decide the prize of four golf balls.
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Piedmont
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
High Point Country Club
R. C. Remmey
C. E. Stone
Greensboro
J. W. Henry
T&s. Sedgefield
E. D. Bloomfield
Texas
R. L. Brinson
J. S. Welbern
C. C. Prince
S. &. Saunders
L. McCallum
T. Harriss
John Abels
E. P. Rose
Tankersly
Helen Waring
Sedgefield
Matt Wall
W S. Asland
Carnera and Sharkey Display September Boxing Plans
Chicago promoter Prique Malloy aims to sign Primo Carnera and Jack Sharkey for a 19 round bout in September. Malloy, in New York for talks with Boston interests, holds an option on Carnera’s next American fight and Carnera has promised to fight whoever Malloy selects. Chicago stadium officials indicated willingness to buy the contract if the deal materializes.
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Chicago
Prique Malloy
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Malloy
New York
Boston Go
Carnera
Fights Last Night in Three Cities Reported
In Chicago Billy Petroelle knocked out Paddy Walthier. In New York Justo Suarez outpointed Herman Perick. In Indianapolis George Ker won on points over Jimmy Lundy.
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Chicago
Billy Petroélle
Duluth
Minn
Paddy Walthier
New York
Justo Suarez
Argentina
Herman Perick
Kalamazoo
Mich
George Kerwin
Jimmy Lundy
San Francisco
Championship contenders clash as runner-up races heat up
Greensboro Durham and Winston Salem fight for runner-up in a tight scramble with High Point pressing behind. The outcome shapes who faces the Gamecocks in the final series as teams vie for the championship.
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Gamecocks
Greensboro
Durham
Winston-Salem
High Point
Charlotte Prepares Heavyweight Elimination for NC Title
Charlotte promoters announce a series of heavyweight bouts to decide the official North Carolina state champion, outlining planned elimination contests to crown the titleholder.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
Heavies for Wholo N. C. Championship Fight
Big Sid Terris Dewey Kimrey Adid Warren Jack League and K O Billy Dugan lead the lineup for Wholo N. C. Champ with the first match tentatively set for August 18. Dugan versus Kimrey or League against Terris currently arranged.
Piedmont League Results and standings summary
Henderson defeats Raleigh 8-6 while Greensboro falls 9-10 to Winston-Salem. High Point routs Durham 2-0. In other games Pittsburgh 8-8 Philadelphia 7-3 Chicago 3 Brooklyn 2 St. Louis 4 Boston 2. Philadelphia 9-7 Cleveland 1 New York 6 Detroit 5. Washington 5 Uhnago 4. Boston and St. Louis 4 Macon 7 Charlotte 0 Augusta 3 Greenville 10. International League Baltimore 22 Montreal 5 Reading 2.
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Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland Ee
Detroit Ee
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Eta
Brooklyn Eres
Pittsburgh
Boston Ee
Cincinnatere
Greenville
Macon
Augusta
Asheville
Asheville Eeete Od
Charlotte
Columbia
Reenwennee
Emmapeemats
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Memphis
Sae
Birmingham
New Orleans
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Little Rock
Erre
Chattanooga
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Mobile
Toledo
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Kansas City Se
Columbus
Milwauke
Henderson
Raleigh
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Durham
Milwaukee and Columbus play 4 and 4 doubleheader
AMPFRICAN ASSOCIATION results show Milwaukee tied Columbus 4 and 4 in the opener and Kansas City defeated Toledo 3 to 5 in the latter game, reflecting a split doubleheader with mixed scores.
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Ampfrican Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Argentine Lightweight Suarez Wins Ten Round Decision
Justo Suarez from Argentina defeated Herman Perlick of Kalamazoo Michigan in a ten round bout at Queensboro stadium. The crowd of about 6000 paid around 9000 dollars to see if Suarez could match his prior knockout of Old Joe Glick in New York.
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New York
Justo Suarez
United States
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
Mich
Queensboro Stadium
Suarez
Joe Glick
Fargo Express Billy Petrolle Knocks Out Walther in Fourth
Chicago aug 13 The Fargo Express Billy Petrolle scored his eleventh knockout in thirteen comeback starts last night defeating Paddy Walther of Chicago in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round lightweight bout.
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Chicago
Fargo Express
Billy Petrolle
Paddy Walthier
Hines and Kamrath Close In On Finals Path
Wilmer Hines of Columbia and Karl Kamrath of Austin advanced in the national junior tennis championships by scoring two straight-set victories. Kamrath, top seed, and Hines are expected to meet in the semifinals after their wins over M. S. Weisberg and Ray Daggett respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver. Inc
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
Karl Kamrath
Austin
Teax
Kamrath
Hines
M. S. Weisberg
Dorchester
Mass
Ray Daggett
Syracuse
N. Y
Cullop's Big Bludgeon After Home Run Record
Chicago reporters note Nick Cullop heats up the Kansas City era record chase as Bunny Brief’s 1921 mark looms with 39 home runs. With 44 games left, the Minneapolis outfielder lifted his 39th round-tripper yesterday, closing in on the long standing record.
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Chicago
Bunny Brief
Nick Cullop
Cullop
Brief
Kansas City
Minneapolis
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