Beall Sets Course As Panthers Face Tough 1930 Schedule
Julian F. Beall named successor to coach Beall brings USC Gamecocks bold leadership to High Point College. Panthers face the strongest slate in school history with nine games, including N C State, Wofford, Presbyterian, and American University, plus four home contests.
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University of South Carolina Gamecocks
Jack Boylin
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Chapel Hill
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Panthers
North Carolina State
American University
Wofford
Presbyterian College
Little
Worley
Schwartz
Craver
Radcliffe
Watson
Golden Yow
N. C. State College
Raleigh
Wofford College
Spartanburg
Clinton
S. C
Carl Dann Captures Biltmore Forest Invitational Crown
Carl Dann of Orlando Florida and Asheville wins the Biltmore Forest Country Club invitation golf tournament defeating Julius Hughes of Atlanta 7 and 6 in the 36 hole final. Dann builds early leads and maintains control with steady play and a final long putt on the 30th green. Hughes initial strong start fades as Dann dominates the middle and closing holes.
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Dann
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Fla
Biltmore Forest
Hughes
Atlanta
Alan Smith
Dana
Revenge by Wrong Number in Shoes
A caller boasts of revenge after a prank involving a telephone operator. He claims to have given the operator the wrong number in shoes, completing a personal vendetta.
Giants gain on Robins with split twin bill in Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Robins win game one 7 to 5 before Pittsburgh Pirates reverse 6 to 2 in game two. Wood issues nine walks in first game as Robins take early lead then fail to solve Kremer in nine innings of the nightcap.
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Ray Kremes
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Suhr
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Moss
Elliott
Clark
Lopez
Walter
Hemsley
Thurston
Dudley
Kremer
Cubs and Phillies Tie 3-3 In 11 Innings In Second Game
Chicago and Philadelphia battled to a 3 to 3 tie after 11 innings in the second game of a doubleheader in Chicago. Earlier Philadelphia won the opener 10 to 9 as English homered for the Cubs to force the ninth inning equalizer.
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Phillies
English
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Benge
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Rensh
Teachout
Bush
Osborn Nelson
Hartnett
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Willougby
Collins
Blake
Malone
Nelson
Taylor
Braves win fifth game in St Louis series 6 to 5
Boston Braves overcome four errors to beat the St Louis Cardinals 6 to 5. Bob Smith pitched the route as Boston scored two in the first, three in the fourth, then Grabsowski relieved Rhem and wild pitched in the decisive run in the eighth.
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Cincinnati
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Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Pittsburgh
Hughey Crutz
Fred Fitzsimmons
Jim
Chaplin
Benny Frey
New York
Fitzsimmons
Hagan
Ash
Kolp
Sukeforth
Chaplin and
O'Farrell
Frey, Rixey and Gooch
Local Texas League Scores Update
Beaumont 8 Dallas 9. San Antonio 1 Fort Worth 11. Houston 9 Wichita Falls 11. Scores show Fort Worth and Wichita Falls leading with big road wins. Dallas and San Antonio also posted narrow losses in slate of Texas League games.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Wichita Falls
Mangin and Sutter Reach Eastern Grass Final
Gregory Mangin, Davis Cup hopeful from Newark, and Clifford Sutter of New Orleans reached the final round of the eastern grass courts men's singles championship in Rye New York after defeating higher ranked foes. Mangin beat John Van Ryn 6-1 6-1 while Sutter downed Berkeley Bell 6-4 6-3 with both players set to meet tomorrow afternoon for the title.
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N. Y
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Mangin
John van Ryn
Sutter
Berkeley Bell
Austin
Texas
Marjorie Gladman
Santa Monica
Cali
Giacomo Levi
Italy
Chicago
Gladman
Clara Louise Zinke
Cincinnati
Baroness Levi
Helen Marlowe
Los Angeles
Atlanta Crushes Bears In Low-Scoring Loss
The Atlanta Crackers defeated the Bears 8 to 8 in a muddled pitcher battle. Pipgras, Leonard and Hill along with Polvogt contributed to the scoring effort as Atlanta moved further from the pennant chase at home.
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Bears
Atlanta Crackers
Mobile
Pipgras
Leonard
Hill
Francis
Polvogt
Travelers Trip Nashville 17-4 on Strong Defense
Nashville Tenn Aug 16 The Travelers used hard hitting fast play and errorless defense to defeat Nashville 17 to 4. The game featured no errors by the Travelers as Hughes and Kandler joined McColl Carroll Droll and Miner in a balanced attack.
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Nashville
Tenn
Travelers
Little Rock
Hughes
Kandler
McColl
Carroll
New Orleans Beats Birmingham Barons 9 to 3 in Mound Contest
Birmingham game summary shows New Orleans winning 9 to 3 behind pitchers Johnson and Anderson while Caldwell and Yaryan contributed. Final line scores list New Orleans 022 400100 9 and Birmingham 100000101 3 with 12 hits and 4 errors.
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Johnson
New Orleans
Birmingham Barons
N. Orleans
Anderson
Caldwell
Yaryan
Chicks rout Lookouts as offense explodes in Chattanooga
Chattanooga witnesses a high scoring game as the Chicks collect 16 hits and 13 runs to defeat the Lookouts 13 to 5. Memphis bats pound Chat tanooga pitching with 206 010 004 across nine innings while four Lookouts cross the plate. May Campbell Ogden Hollingsworth Bolton are credited with the win and the loss.
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Chattanooga Lookouts
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Chattanoga
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Ogden
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Bolton
Baseball Standings and Leaders Amid Busy Title Race
Fragmented text shows references to home run leaders Ruth and Gehrig, and players like Wilson Foxx Klein Berger Simmons across Yankees Cubs Athletics Phillies Braves while noting national and American totals and team standings in a late season context.
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Ruth
Yankees
Wilson
Cubs
Gehrig
Foxx
Athletics
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Braves
Simmons
Lady Broadcast Dominates Turf Clash at Hawthorne
Lady Broadcast a four year old filly owned by Rogers Calwell Nashville won the Chicago business men's handicap at Hawthorne adding 10 000 with a field of 13. My Dandy finished second six lengths back with Uncommon Gold third as Lady Broadcast set 1 50 for the mile and an eighth and paid 19 74 to win 7 10 to place 4 98 to show.
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Lady Broadcast
Rogers Calwell
Nashville
Tenn
Uncommon Gold
Islam
Victorian
Brown Wisdom
Display
Pigeon Hole
Gallahad
Silverdale
Paul Bunyan
Beaming Over
Wall and Prince win mixed Scotch foursome at Country Club
Mrs. Matt Wall and C. C. Prince captured gross honors in an 18 hole Scotch foursome with selective drive and medal play posting 91. Mrs. Jesse Harris and J. S. Welborn led net scoring with 62 to win three golf balls. House of Representatives in Washington paid $6 per day during sessions. in 1814 salaries rose to $1800 annually.
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Matt Wall
C. C. Prince
Jesse Harris
J. S. Welborn
Tackle Post Present Problem For Tar Heels
UNC coaches seek replacements for three graduation losses as 1930 line plans center on sophomores and reserves. Only back is George Thompson. Marion Cowper shows potential. Freshmen tackles Roy McDade Frank Smith H M Hodges T F Adkins S Redding Bill Leib Bernstein Potsie Daniels Sanford June Underwood and others join practice with returning linemen Fenner Nelson Tabb Parsley Ebrown ends Fus alb Blackwood Crew Melver Hudson guards Lipscomb Gilbreath centers.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Chuck Collins
University of North Carolina
Bob Fetzer
Bill Cerney
Pat Adkins
Pony Harper
Bill Koenig
Carolina
George Thompson
Goldsboro
Marion Cowper
Kinston
Cowper
Roy McDade
Lenoir
Oak Ridge
Frank Smith
Lexington
H. M. Hodges
Fayetteville
T. F. Adkins
Durham
T. S. Redding
Asheboro
Bill Leiberstein
Rockaway
N. Y
June Underwood
Sanford
Potsie
Daniels
Charlotte
Adkins
Koenig
Thompson
Varsity
Fenner
Nelson
Tabb
Parsley
Efbown
Fusal
Blackwood
Crew
Melver
Hudson
Lipscomb
Gilbreath
Lipton Sails Into New York Harbor for America’s Cup Quest
Sir Thomas Lipton, 81, arrives in New York aboard the Leviathan aboard for his fifth bid to win the America's Cup with Shamrock of the highest. He meets Grover Whalen and Secretary Adams as he eyes a comeback to reclaim the famed mug after decades of losses.
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New York
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Newport
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Boston
Lipton
Elizabeth Taylor enters talkies from Carolina Playmakers
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, once with the Carolina Playmakers and later on Broadway, has moved into sound films in California. A Morganton native, she now pursues film work in Hollywood.
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Elizabeth Taylor
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American Association Scores Card Incomplete Match List
Toledo 7 over Minneapolis 4 Louisville 9 over Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 1 over Milwaukee 3 Columbus 6 over St Paul 6 remains as provided with readable pairings and scores only
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St. Paul
Greenville Out Of Sally Lead
In Columbia on Aug 16 the Charlotte Hornets and Columbia Lions split a doubleheader. Charlotte won 5 2 with a ninth inning rally. Columbia then claimed a 7 3 win in the seven inning second game. In Augusta, rain halted a game between Augusta and Asheville tied 7 7 after eight innings and postponed tonight's contest.
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Hornets
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Leubbe
Gross
Perritt
Augusta
Asheville
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Ormand
Jilek
Sehuman
Harris
Knox
Macon Peaches Take Doubleheader From Spinners
Macon Georgia baseball beat Greenville twice to move atop the Sally league standings. In the first game Macon won 5 to 2 behind strong scoring late and 10 hits while Greenville managed 2 runs on 10 hits. The nightcap ended 7 to 2 with Stokes Baylin and Fisher guiding Macon to victory as Greenville tallied 7 runs on 12 hits.
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Peaches
Greenville
G'ville
Anderson
Hunter
Greene
Richard
Moore
Stokes
Baylin
Fisher
Krider
Richards
Kiwanis Kubs and Young Civitans Win Weekend Games
In a close baseball clash at Ward No. 4 playground the Kiwanis Kubs beat Rotary Juniors 11 to 4. Hooper limited the Juniors while Hall and Ellis starred for the losers. The Lexington diamond saw Young Civitans top Monarch Cubs 17 to 2 as Spee Brogden dominated.
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Ward Cames
Stehli Cruises In 19 to 6 Baseball rout
Stehli defeated Kearns 19 to 6 as Kirby of Kearns gave up 22 hits and fanned 10. G Burge led Stehli with six hits in seven at bats while Wood and Poore topped the losers’ lineup. Three-base hits went to Burge and Gurley. Burge also added two doubles and stole two bases. Attendance was 150.
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Stewart
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Miller
Greer
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Hotsy Totsy Wins Gold Cup Race at Red Bank
Hotsy Totsy, owned by Victor Kliesrath and Richard F. Hoyt of Port Washington, N Y, led all the way in the 90 mile Gold Cup race on the Shrewsbury river to set a new record average of 52.673 mph. Four of seven starters faltered with mechanical issues as the mahogany speed boat completed three 30 mile heats to claim the title.
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N. J
Greenwich
Shrewsbury
Victor Kliesrath
Richard F. Hoyt
Port Washington
N. Y
Rube Inc and Thomas Mills Set Friday Meeting
Rube Eldridge accepts challenge from Thomas Mills. Rube Eldridge Inc recently blanked the Sock Makers 5 to 0. Thomas Mills will host the game Friday at 4 o clock after a 13 to 0 road win over Glenvia earlier in the season.
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Local Scores From Southern Association Rounds
Southern Association results list Mobile beating Atlanta 3 to 8 in the end of the eighth due to darkness. Little Rock defeated Nashville 17 to 4. New Orleans led Birmingham 9 to 3. Memphis topped Chattanooga 13 to 6.
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Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Jim Dandy crushes Gallant Fox in Travers upset
In a dramatic upset at Saratoga Jim Dandy, a 100 to 1 shot, defeated Gallant Fox and Whichone by six and 12 lengths respectively in the Travers Stakes before about 40,000 spectators. The California owned three year old, ridden by F. Baker, finished in 2 minutes 8 seconds for 1 1/4 miles, earning $27,500. Gallant Fox, the Derby and Belmont winner, failed to win and remained near the top of all time turf money leaders.
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N. Y
Chaffee Earl
Jim Dandy
Gallant Fox
Whichone
Roosevelt
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F. Baker
the Fox
Earl Sande
Sonny Workman
Travers
Harry Payne Whitney
Chicle
William E. Woodward
Zev
Fox-Sande
Hirtherto
Fox
Sande
Freshmen Face Tough 1930 Schedule At North Carolina
North Carolina freshman football will play Maryland Princeton N C State Duke and Virginia in a demanding first year slate. Princeton visits Chapel Hill on Oct 18 and Princeton returns for the Oct 25 game.
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N. C
Woodrow Team Wins Over Country Club
The Woodrow avenue tennis team defeated the Country club net team by two matches to one. In doubles, Abels and Rogers beat Sherrod and Morrow 10-8 2-6 6-2 8-6. Abels also won the singles against Byron Abels 6-2 6-3. Byron Abels and Eschelman beat Coleman and Ragan 4-6 6-3 6-2 6-3.
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Country Club Net
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J. D. Rogers
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J. A. Eschelman
Doug Coleman
William Ragan
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