Bob Durham's Twentieth Win Sparks High Point Victory
The High Point Pointers defeated Greensboro 9 to 4 in the opener of a two game series. Bob Durham earned his twentieth win as he starred for the Pointers while a disputed umpire call stirred the crowd in a tense sixth inning.
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Poimier Club
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Boseman
Hord
Cox
Eleazer
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Brandon
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Mighty
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Parrish
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Meekin
Kleazer
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Williams
Brooklyn Robins Rally Ends Playoff Hopes Slide
In a day of baseball across major and minor leagues, Brooklyn combined strong batting to rebound from a five game skid and seize a tie for the league lead as Chicago slipped. Giants, Pirates, Athletics and Senators also won while St Louis beat Boston to access a tie for sixth. Macons Peaches and Augusta also won in Sally League action. Also golf coverage from St Paul previews the $10 000 Open with Farrell leading a strong field on a hot, dry course conditions.
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Minn
Keller
Johnny Farrell
Mamoroneck
N. Y
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Aquatic artists arrive in Charlotte for water meet
A galaxy of aquatic artists from four states converge on Charlotte for the opening of the annual mid Atlantic swimming championships. More than 260 participants are expected with Chattanooga and Savannah as favorites in men's events while Charleston leads a strong girls’ contingent. competitors from Rome Georgia and Georgia Tech ace Ish Williams bolster the field. Richmond Greenville Durham Raleigh and High Point also field strong squads.
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Tenn
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Rome
Ish Williams
Georgia Tech
Charleston
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Louise Stuhr
Richmond
Greenvile
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Cubs and Robins Again Tie For NL Lead In Chicago
Aug 14 Chicago reports the Cubs and Brooklyn Robins back to square one after Brooklyn’s latest win over the Cubs. Robins pounded pitching early, then Cubs pitchers faltered in the ninth allowing two Robins to score and extend the series. Managers discussed lineups with Root Malone and Teachout as future starters while Robinson eyed Luque and Thurston for today’s game.
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Robins
Joe McCarthy
Bruin
Cub
Moss
Flatbush Maulers
Charlie Root
Boston
Pat Malone
Bud Teachout
Wilbert Robinson
Eastern Invaders
Adolfo Luque
Hollis Thurston
Stars Shine as Browns Top Red Sox 7 2
Yesterday's stars include Gosse Goslin driving in four with a homer and single for St. Louis in a 7 2 win over Boston. Earnshaw of the Athletics earned his 18th win, guiding his club over Cleveland with eight hits allowed. Lindstrom of the Giants hit a tenth inning homer to defeat Cincinnati 7 6. Lopez of the Robins had four hits, five RBIs in a 15 5 Brook Irons win over the Cubs. Kremer of the Pirates earned his 15th win by stifling the Phillies.
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al Lopez
Robins
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Cubs
Ray Kremer
Pirates
Des Moines and Chicago duo draw in Des Moines event
Louie Mays of Des Moines and Bobby O'Hara of Chicago tied in a cited score of fourteen in a recent competition.
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Des Moines
Louie Mays
Bobby O'Hara
Chicago
Drew
Raleigh Trounges Rally to Top Durham in Nahimane
A five run fifth inning sparked Raleigh to a 7-6 victory over Durham. Cimpi drilled a homer over right field and Frank Coleman relieved to seal the lead with seven strikeouts in four innings. Toronto?
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Walters
Piedmont League Matches Roundup
Today Piedmont League schedule lists Durham at Raleigh Greensboro at High Point and Winston Salem at Henderson with all pairings set for evening games across the region.
National League Matchups Feature Boston St Louis and More
National League slate lists Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, and New York at Cincinnati, shaping early season action across four venues with key intraleague clashes.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Baseball Schedule Notes from the American League
The lineup lists St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington reflecting a typical AL day with multiple matchups across major venues and teams.
Results PILDMONT League scores and rain delay
Raleigh defeats Durham 7 to 6 and Henderson beats Winston-Salem 4 to 7. High Point tops Greensboro 9 to 4 while Brooklyn loses 5 to 15 against Chicago. Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 8 to 4 and New York 7 to 6 over Cincinnati. St Louis Boston game postponed by rain.
Baseball Scores From Around The League
In American League action New York beat Detroit 10 to 8 and Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 7 to 2. St. Louis routed Boston 7 to 2 and Washington won 7 to 4 over Chicago. Southern Association results include New Orleans 15 over Atlanta 10 and Memphis 20 to 8 over Nashville.
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Baseball Scores From The American and International Leagues
In the American Association Kansas City edged Toledo 3 to 4. Milwaukee defeated Columbus 11 to 14. Minneapolis beat Louisville 5 to 3. In the International League Buffalo won 5 to 10 against Baltimore while Montreal toppled Reading 16 to 9.
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City W and Ls Triumph Over Enterprise in 12 2 Victory
City Water and Light defeated Enterprise 12 to 2 as H Perdue pitched seven hits allowed and struck out five. Saunders led City with three singles in four at bats and the big third inning produced nine runs. Enterprise managed only two runs after the third.
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Fights Last Night AP Report Virginia Beach
In Virginia Beach on August 14, Joey Goodman of Cleveland knocked out Ray Mitchell of Philadelphia in a featured boxing card. The bout ended before the scheduled rounds with Goodman securing the victory by knockout.
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Associated Press
Virginia Beach
Joey Goodman
Cleveland
Ray Mitchell
Philadelphia
Oregon Strawberries Show 33 Percent Yield Boost
Strawberries spared from early runners last year yielded 33 percent more this season, according to Oregon agricultural service officials. The improved output reflects enhanced fruiting conditions and ongoing crop management efforts.
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Oregon Agricultural Service
Football Prospects At Davidson Promising For 1930
Davidson football outlook brightens as Younger and Tilson anticipate a stronger 1930 squad. Eleven lettermen return, linemen lead the line with three ends, two tackles, one guard and a center among them, while backfield veterans Fraley McCall King and Brohard pace a wave of challengers. Mills, Brock and Fleagle stand out among backs and promising sophomores step in for depth, with Peabody and Pearce limited by size and versatility.
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Brock
Brown
Proctor
Baker
Covington
Mathis
Mason
Bill Parrish
Fraley
Joe McCall
Toom Brohard
Don King
Brohard
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Wagner
Ross
Barrer
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Dec Mathis
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Gregory
Wilson
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Bill Mason
Letterman
Buddy Gardner
John D. McConnell
Milton
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Goodykoontz
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Clarke
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Pearce
Little
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Greensboro Patriots appoint Hopper as manager
Greensboro named Clay Hopper to manage the Greensboro Patriots, a former pilot last season who previously led the Laurel team in the Cotton States league. In Salisbury another big racing card is planned for Labor Day drawing large crowds. Asheville reports George Lanning, ex Tourist hurler, signed by Durham in Piedmont league after Alf Noble’s release. Lanning is a left hander.
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Frankie Wine challenges Grogs after double knockout victory
Frankie Wine nicknamed the Montana Blacksmith challenges heavyweight Jack Grogs following Grogs recent double knockout over Jack League in Winston Salem.
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Frankie ‘Wine
Montana
Jack Grogs
Jack League
Juvenile record set on Starmount course by Louwis Plaster
Winston-Salem youth Louwis Plaster, 15, fired an 8 on the Starmount course to establish a new juvenile record in golf.
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Louwis Plaster
Winston-Salem
Starmount
Sharpe claims second one in season on 150 yard hole
Burlington golfer George Sharpe, backed by R Holt and R Ames, scored the second ace of the season in a recent match here. The hole-in-one came on the third hole at 150 yards.
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George Sharpe
Burling
Davis Cup Squad Remains in Eastern Grass Courts Quarterfinals
Four members of the Davis Cup squad plus top players advance to the quarterfinals in the eastern grass court championships. Survivors include Tilden and fellow Davis Cup members John Van Ryn, Grocery Mangin, and Berkeley Bell, with Clifford Sutter Ted Burwell Francis J. Hunter and Richard Murphy among others competing in the day’s lineup.
Y Swimmers Defeat Lexington 40 to 17 in Tank Meet
High Point Y swimmers routed Lexington 40 to 17 to claim the eighth win of the season. Individual events highlighted L Cooper and McAnally on sprint and distance races with Shelton leading the HP relay to victory.
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Shelton
Barrier
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Bryant
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High Point
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Lexington
Myers
W. Hilton
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Shelton Bryant
Moose Population Noted At Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park hosts about 700 moose and attracts researchers studying wildlife dynamics and habitat use within the park boundaries.
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Yellowstone National Park
Major League Leaders Snapshot Baseball Stats List
A condensed tally of top leaders in batting runs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases across NL and AL. Notable names include Klein Simmons Ruth Gehrig Hodapp Combs Curler and McManus with marked performances for 1930s era teams.
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Mitchell shines as Asheville routs Columbia 14 to 3
Mitchell pitched brilliantly as Asheville moved above .500 by winning the series opener. The hitters pounded 18 hits, battering Gross and Foster of the Comer Soundmen to seal the lopsided victory.
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Hipps Leads Tourists With Big Hit Assault
Hipps delivered the standout showing for the tourists, cracking a triple and four singles to pace the offense and fuel the victory.
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Hipps
Greenville Macon Duel Opens Tight Crucial Series
Greenville and Macon enter their pivotal series in Macon separated by less than a half game. Weekend games send Charlotte to Columbia to challenge the standings and Asheville to Augusta to face the Wolves.
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Henderson Beats Winston-Salem 4 to 1 In Nineteenth Century Box Score
Henderson defeated Winston-Salem 4 to 1 as Buck Rimmer held the other team to three hits. Bill Runge pitched for Henderson with 6 strikeouts and 2 walks, while Goff, Teague and Anderson drove in runs. Rimmer and Goff led the offense with multi hit games and Rimmer credited with RBIs.
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Seeded Players Face Quarterfinals in Junior Tennis
Culver Indiana reports seeded players set to fall in quarter-final play of the national junior and boys tennis singles championships. Karl Kamrath of Austin Texas and Wilmer Hines of Columbia South Carolina top the seeds. Hines and Judge Beaver of Gainesville Georgia lead the junior doubles as 16 teams reach quarter-finals after a busy day.
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Beaver
Gainesville
Favorites Still In Running at Asheville
In the Biltmore Forest Invitational golf tournament at Asheville the first day cut the field in half and survivors prepare for another round. Alan Smith of Asheville, medalist, faces Joel B. Adams. Kayton Smith of Savannah plays Julius Hughes. Carl Dann Jr of Florida battles Scott Hudson Jr of Atlanta. Dean Smith of Savannah loses to Hudson in 20 holes. Berrien Moore of Atlanta meets Erwin Laxton of Charlotte.
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Biltmore Forest
Alan Smith
Joel B. Adams
Kayton Smith
Savannah
Julius Hughes
Atlanta
Carl Dann
Florida
Sous Hope
Paul Cushman
Greenville
Scott Hudson
Dean Smith
Berrien Moore
Drew Erwin Laxton
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