Crucial Week in Piedmont League Sees Top Teams Clash
Charlotte Hornets lead Greensboro Patriots as the Piedmont League faces key series. Wilmington Pirates sit thirteen percentage points behind, while Durham Bulls challenge for a top-four spot. Raleigh Capitals and Winston-Salem Twins battle at the bottom in a weekend of Sunday baseball with multiple tight games.
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Hornets
Greensboro Patriots
Lace Wilmington Pirates
Seacoast
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Pirates
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Raleigh
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Pats
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Bulle
Baseball Scores Across Cities and Standings Noted
Results from yesterday show New York 5 Washington 4 and Detroit 3 Cleveland 0. St Louis 95 Chicago 5-0, while Greensboro and Wilmington kept even seven. Winston-Salem and Charlotte led hitting with 71 safeties each. Raleigh had 68. Greensboro totaled 66 hits and led in homers with 6. Durham 64 hits and no homers. Charlotte, Wilmington, Raleigh each hit two four-baggers. twins had one. Twins led in double plays with 8. Wilmington 5, Durham 4, Charlotte 2, Greensboro 1. Raleigh and Durham battled errors. Wilmington 11, Winston-Salem 10, Greensboro 8, Charlotte 7. Charlotte led in runs scored.
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Twins
Sunday Baseball Moves Boldly Into Furnished City Arena
The Winston Salem Twins fall 6-4 to Greensboro in High Point Sunday baseball debut. Kleinhans stars with a homer and mound control. The game draws about 1,500 as fans from High Point, Greensboro, and Winston Salem witness the first Sunday pro contest in the Furniture City. Games will be played Sundays at Willis Park for the rest of the season. Local reception remains peaceful with police presence but no arrests.
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Raleigh
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Caps-Pats
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Triangle
Greensboro
Ston Salem
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Furniture City
Twins
Bobby Durham
Howard Bryan
Gate City
Mr. Kleinhans
Joe Martin
Giants
Kleinhans
Mapp
Winston-Salem
Willissell
Applecart
United States Dominates Olympic Games with Eight Titles
The United States topped 18 events at Los Angeles 1932 winning eight titles, with Italy a distant second. Stars like Glenn Host Jim Bausch Eddie Tolan Babe Didrikson and Helene Madison helped secure team supremacy as California crews edged Italy by a razor margin in the big rowing final.
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Glenn Host
Japan
United States
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Eddie Tolan
Detroit
Bill Carr
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Texas
Babe Didrikson
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Helene Madison
Leo Sexton
John Anderson
Philadelphia
South
Eddie Flynn
New Orleans
California
Canada
Great Britain
Luigi Beccali
Juan Carlos Zabala
Berlin
Olympic Stadium
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Sweden
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Carmen Barth
Cleveland
Flynn
Reidh Campo
Barth
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Manuel Cruz
Box Score Wilmington vs Charlotte Baseball Summary
Readable fragments show a box score with players Brandon Perry McGaughey and Sullivan. Pitchers Loftus Shaney and Dizenzo recorded strikeouts and walks. Left on base totals were Wilmington 12 and Charlotte 8 with base on balls and multiple double plays noted.
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Akon
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Sullivan
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Slavery markets reported in Arabia with weekly sales
Article notes ongoing slave markets in Arabia with Midi Berk and E Tait selling hundreds of African slaves weekly. It lists sales by location, naming Durham Raleigh Winston-Salem Greensboro Wilmington and others, and records opposing teams’ run totals for the week.
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Midi Berk
E Tait
Africa
Cucumber safety tip promises poison removal by peeling
A simple household note claims cutting the cucumber top and rubbing the cut area removes poison. It says the poison exits as soapy guds, advising this method to eliminate contamination.
Jacobs Heads U S National Net Title Field
Forest Hills N Y Aug 15 Helen Jacobs seeded No 1 leads a 53 player field as the women's national tennis championship opens at the West Side Tennis Club with Helen Wills Moody’s throne in view. The draw places Jacobs Pittman Cruickshank Hilleary and Van Ryn in the upper half and Harper Painter Palfrey Babcock and others in the lower. First round matches include Cruickshank vs Sampson Hilleary vs Kallos Pittman vs Riegel and Harper vs Goss with several favorites earning byes.
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West Side Tennis Club
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Helen Wills Moody
Miss Jacobs
Seabright
Easthampton
I. A. Harper
Marjorie Morrill Painter
Josephine Cruickshank
Sarah Palfrey
Caroline Babcock
Virginia Hilleary
John van Ryn
Pittman
Joan Ridley
England
Marjorie Leeming
Vancouver
Pittesman
Miss Cruickshank
Miss Hilleary
van Ryn
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National League Clubs Bunched Tight As Ever
The NL title race tightens with the Cubs a half game ahead of the Pirates and Dodgers 1.5 back, as the Cardinals, Phillies, Braves and Reds stay within six games. Cubs drop two to St Louis while Brooklyn splits with New York. Johnny Frederick sets a pinch homer record. In the AL, the Yankees push lead to nine as Gomez wins again, Foxx hits 43rd, and Detroit shuts out Cleveland while Boston and St Louis also post wins.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Jimmie Foxx
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Indians
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Chicago Whites
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Sam Gray
Frenchman collapses after 17th glass in strange boast
Paris report says 22-year-old Marcel Pion bragged he could drink two quarts of any liquor from an anise plant. He collapsed when reaching the 17th glass and was taken to a hospital where he is recovering.
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Paris
Marcel Pion
Leather tanning in Thebes under ancient Egyptian glory
Leather dressing stood as a key craft in ancient Egypt. In Thebes a dedicated quarter was set aside for tanners during the city's era of splendor.
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Thebes
Egypt
Olympic Chart Shows Final Standings at Los Angeles
Unofficial standings of nations at the end of the tenth Olympiad list points on a 10 5 5 4 3 2 1 basis. The report outlines the ranking by nation and total points earned in the LA games.
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Southern Railway System
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Chesapeake Bay
Swedish Peace Society Plans Golden Anniversary
The Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society will observe its 50th anniversary next year. At Falun the annual meeting approved preparations and the collection of a Jubilee Fund.
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Falun
Sweden
Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society
Gold hoarding in India exceeds five billion dollars
Estimates place India's gold hoard at more than 5 billion dollars, though the exact total is uncertain. The figure reflects widespread accumulation of gold in private and institutional holdings across the country.
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