Pointers Trim Pats In Season's Best Game
Five thousand High Point fans missed a top game as the Pointer team edged the Pats 3 to 2 behind Goat Walker who returned from York to hurl brilliantly. Fritz Ostermueller pitched well for Greensboro but the Pointers struck for runs in the first and fourth, with Reynolds starting the scoring by driving the first pitch for a single past Hal King.
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High Point
Pointer-Patriot
Goat Walker
York
Greensboro
Fritz Ostermueller
Fritz
Hades
Goldie Holt
Holt
Jay Smith
Biggerstaff
Reynolds
Brown
Bryan
Tipton
Walker
Kunes
Pats
George Ferrell
Moffitt Medalist In Public Links Tourney
The Pointers close the season with six wins and twelve losses after a strong game against Greensboro. They head to Charlotte for a mid week series with the Hornets and return to High Point for a weekend trio against Asheville. Goat Walker plans to play every position Friday night and start at 8 o clock.
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Greensboro Patriots
Queen City
Charlotte Hornets
Asheville
Plains
Lone Star State
Goat
Diamond
Walker
Adams-Millis Meets Hillcrest Tonight in Big Industrial Battle
Adams-Millis faces Hillcrest at Willis Park at 8 o clock in a pivotal City Industrial League game that could decide the second half title or force a three way tie and extra playoffs. Beasley starts for Adams-Millis against Hillcrest ace Perry. Hillcrest counters with strong lineup and veteran mound rights. A large crowd is expected as officials have not yet named umpires.
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Hinkle
Spry
Mann
Kearns
Bodenheimer
Cranford
Stone
Perry
P. Smith
Beasley
Montsinger
Rf. McFarland
Williams
Adams-Millis
Hillcresters
Beasely
Hillcrest
Bunker Perry
Adams-Millis Nine
Cotton Millers
W. F. Bailey
Gehrig hits 1000th consecutive game for Yankees
Lou Gehrig extended his ironman streak to 1,000 consecutive games with New York, matching a mark few MLB players have reached. The milestone came as the Yankees fell 5-6 to Detroit after eleven innings, with Detroit the last-placed AL team. Other action saw Browns beat Senators 4-2 and Braves rally past Cubs 3-2. Pirates crushed Phillies 14-4 as Klein hit his 28th and 29th homers.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Henry Louis Gehrig
Yanks
Everett Scott
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Joie Sewell
Yank
Cleveland
Scott
Gehrig
New York
Babe Ruth
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Senators
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Fred Frankhouse
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Boston
Chuck Klein
Philadelpha
Pittsburgh
Referees Shine as Reynolds, Reynolds Spark Brummittmen Win
In This Corner, Referee Tunney and Reynolds turn in key plays as Brummittmen rout Pats. Spencer Reynolds, second sacker, robs a base hit with a one handed scoop and throws to first. Jay Smith and Reynolds contribute two hits each as Charlotte blanked Raleigh 3 0, pitcher duel between Sewell and Lyle.
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Reynolds
Jay Smith
Spencer Reynolds
Brummittmen
Johnny Kane
Pats
Walker
Raleigh
Hornets
Sewell
Lyle
Charlotte
Beeman
Raleigh Protest Of Triple-Header Upheld In Piedmont League
Greensboro and High Point played a triple header. The third game was ruled illegal by league president Judge Bramham, extending Raleigh’s protest and denying the Pats an extra win. The decision leaves Greensboro with a possible lost result and affects second-place standings.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
High Point
Raleigh
Pace Greens
W. G. Bramham
Bramham
Winston-Salem Crumbles to Eighth Straight Defeat
Winston-Salem fell 4 to 1 to Durham as Chub Perry scattered seven hits and Dave McKinney pitched six, with five hits allowed in two costly innings and two errors. McCrone led the Twins with a 3-for-4 night. Henderson’s Gamecocks lost 4 to 2 to Asheville as a trio of pitchers limited Henderson to two hits in four innings.
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Winston-Salem
Durham
Chub Perry
Twins
Dave McKinney
McCrone
Henderson
Gamecocks
Asheville
Melton
Devaney
Sharpe
Box Score Two Baseball Teams Greensboro High Point
In a low scoring game Greensboro mustered two runs while High Point crossed three, with player highlights including Big gerstaff and Brown driving in runs and Ostermueller pitching for Greensboro. The box score records totals, innings, and fielding lines, noting errors and defensive plays.
Baseball stars pace late day action across leagues
Yesterday's stars included Ralph Kress of Browns driving in two runs in a 4-2 win over the Senators. Charley Gehringer of the Tigers doubling for the winning run in the 11th against the Yankees. Fred Frankhouse beating Cube with five hits in a 3-2 Braves victory. Paul Waner of the Pirates collecting five hits in a 14-5 rout of Philadelphia. Earl Mastro of Chicago outpointed Kid Francis in Italy.
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Ralph Kress
Browns
Senators
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Yankees
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Cube
Paul Waner
Pirates
Philly
Golfers Ready to Start Match Play Rounds Tomorrow
High Point amateur public links championship begins with 120 qualifiers at Blair Municipal Course. Buster Moffitt, 85 in qualifying, headlines seven flights of match play for The Enterprise trophy. First round pairings include Moffitt vs Hunt and numerous interflight matches across eight flights with deadlines set for Saturday night.
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Buster Moffitt
New Blair Municipal
Moffitt
L. R. Hunt
High Point Country Club
Hunt
Co. M. Way
Charles Adams
T. J. Tilden
J. B. Lewis
Riley Martin
R. C. Mullen
H. I. Coffield
D. W. Woolen
L. B. Williams
Coy Willard
L. E. Teague
Bob Durham
W. K. Watson
J. C. Taylor
Third Flight
S.C. York
Bob Guarino
Charles Robbins
C. N. McCain
Grove Aims To Tie AL Pitching Win Streak Record
Chicago August 19 Robert Moses Grove world champion Athletics left hander faces the White Sox in a bid to equal the American League record with 16 straight pitching victories. Grove has 24 wins this season and his last 15 wins in a row would tie a 1912 mark set by Joe Wood and matched that year by Walter Johnson.
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Chicago
Robert Moses Grove
White Sox
Grove
Joe Wood
Boston
Walter Johnson
Washington
Palfrey sisters upset seed in national women’s tennis play
In Forest Hills New York August 19 the Palfrey sisters Sarah and Mianne of Sharon Massachusetts broke the form in the women’s national championships. Sarah defeated sixth seed Mrs Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn 1-6 8-6 6-1 in the second round while Mianne lost to Mrs Dorothy Shepherd Barron 1-6 6-3 7-5. Other seeds advanced as Helen Wills Moody Helen Jacobs Betty Nuthall and Phyllis Mudford won their matches.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Palfrey Sisters
Sarah
Mianne
Sharon
Mass
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Dorothy C. Shepherd-Barron
Miss Palfrey
Mrs. van Ryn
Marjorie Morrill
Dedham
Alice Francis
Orange
N. J
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Betty Nuthall
Phyllis Mudford
Major League Leaders and Texas Aggies Hawaii Football Talks
The piece lists leading MLB stats through August 18 with top players in batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and steals for both National and American leagues. It notes Haines Bush and Grove Marberry as pitching leaders. It ends with the Texas Aggies opening football negotiations with the University of Hawaii for a Honolulu Christmas game.
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Davis
Phillies
Klein
Terry
Giants
Ott
L. Waner
Pirates
Hornsby
Cubs
Adams
Cardinals
Herman
Robins
Traynor
Frisch
Cuyler
Haines
Bush
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Webb
Red Sox
Alexander
Tigers
Johnson
Chapman
Pitching Grove
Marberry
Senators
Texas Aggies
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Baby’s Hourlong Cry Counts as Potential Energy Feat
A baby’s hour of crying is described as using enough potential energy to rise to the top of the Washington Monument, illustrating a playful comparison between sound energy and height.
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Washington Monument
Emma Blair Team Captures City Doubles Horseshoe Title
Emma Blair swept the playground horseshoe championships by winning the city doubles title at Bay Street Court. Ray Steele and Burrus Stokes defeated Grimes Street, Oak Hill, and Blair Park entrants in a three match final, 23-11 15-21 21-16, with Steele joining Stokes after Steele’s prior singles win.
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Emma Blair
Bay Street
Ray Steele
Burrus Stokes
Grimes Street
Oak Hill
Blair Park
Ray Street
Emma Blairs
Edgar Hartley
Billy Loflin
Irvin Canada
Otto Jones
Charles Craver
Archie Lazer
Randall Sappenfield
Clifford Brown
Baseball Home Run Leaders Amid Sudden Text Noise
A garbled recap lists top home run leaders from the era, mentioning Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees, Klein of the Phillies, Ruffing, and Ott with scattered fragments. The page shifts abruptly to a note on Vinca roses used in traditional remedies for diabetes, indicating a scientific evaluation of their actual medicinal value.
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Klein
Phillies
Yankees
Ruth
Gehrig
Averill
Indians
Ott
Giants
Foxx
Athletics
Ee Simmons
Africa
Australia
Standings Roundup: Henderson to Greensboro and More
Standings note lists today games including Henderson at Greensboro High Point at Charlotte Winston at Asheville and Raleigh at Durham with teams scheduled across multiple venues. The brief outlines matchups and locations for the day.
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Henderson
Greensboro
High Point
Charlotte
Winston
Asheville
Raleigh
Durham
Nightly Scores Across Cities
Last night High Point beat Greensboro 3 to 3. Charlotte defeated Raleigh 3 to 0. Durham won over Winston 4 to 1. Asheville posted a 4 to 2 victory against Henderson.
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High Point
Greensboro
Charlotte
Raleigh
Durham
Winston
Asheville
Henderson
Weekend Major League Matchups Across the East and Midwest
Washington visits Cleveland while Philadelphia travels to Chicago New York plays St. Louis and Boston heads to Detroit. The schedule features four city pairings with pivotal rivalries and potential standings impacts across the league.
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Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington Com
Orton
Cleveland Wasess
Boston Eewreetae
Ccuces
Results Yesterday St. Louis 4 Washington 5
Yesterday's standings show St Louis 4 Washington 5 and Detroit 5 New York 4 with only two games on the schedule.
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St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Sports matchups set across major leagues
Pittsburgh battles Boston, Chicago takes on Brooklyn, Cincinnati visits New York, and St Louis plays Philadelphia in a stacked slate of NBA games. Teams seek wins to improve seeding and momentum ahead of playoff runs.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ae St. Louis
Eee
Chicago Ocepea
Brooklyn Ee
Pittsburgh Ocene
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Willis Park
Lou Gehrig
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Whitney Thurin
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W. W. Lewis
G. A. Wooten
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J. R. Gray
Fred Teague
P. W. Bryles
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L. M. Braswell
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I. M. McCain
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D. A. Cooke
David Brock
H. C. Robinson
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Wade P. Renfrow
Carl Strayhorn
Jack Gillen
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J. B. Lovelace
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L. J. Fisher
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Paul Routh
P. C. Story
Henry A. Foscue
J. W. Riggins
Ernest Dennis
Sherman Aycock
Eighth Flight
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J. H. Royal
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J. W. Rose
G. B. Myers
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Newbi
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Hopewell
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Syracuse
Marty McHale
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Constance Bennett
Robert Montgomery
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