Pointers Trim Pats In Season's Best Game
High Point fans missed a standout baseball night as the Pointer team defeated the Patriot nine 8 to 2 behind Goat Walker who returned from the York club. Fritz Ostermueller limited hits yet yielded four runs through walks and sacrifices. Reynolds and Bryan opened scoring for the Pointers with early hits.
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Goat Walker
York
Greensboro
Fritz Ostermueller
Fritz
Hades
Goldie Holt
Moffitt Medalist In Public Links Tourney
The Pointers finish their season with a 6 12 record after beating Greensboro Charlie Hornets await in Charlotte midweek then Asheville at home. Goat Walker plans to play every position Friday night in Goat Walker Night with a full inning per role. Kunes leads Greensboro with three hits as Walker shines despite early wildness.
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Greensboro Patriots
Queen City
Charlotte Hornets
High Point
Asheville
Plains
Lone Star State
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Diamond
Walker
Referee Tunney shines as Reynolds, Smith star for locals
In This Corner reports Reynolds Turns in Feature Jay Smith drives two hits as the Pointers’ guard-like center passes and catches. Spencer Reynolds shines with two running grabs and a key fifth inning play, nipping a runner at first on Walker's grounder. High Pointers topple Pats while Charlotte shuts out Raleigh 3 0 in a separate note. Sewell and Lyle trade four and six hits, a pitcher’s duel with Raleigh losing.
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Reynolds
Jay Smith
Spencer Reynolds
Brummittmen
Johnny Kane
Pats
Walker
Raleigh
Hornets
Sewell
Lyle
Charlotte
Beeman
Adams-Millis Meets Hillcrest Tonight in Big Amateur Battle
Adams-Millis faces Hillcrest at Willis Park at 8 p m in a key City Industrial League game that could decide the second half title or force a three way tie and additional playoffs Beasley starts for Adams-Millis with ace Beasley on the mound Hillcrest counters with ace Perry and a strong lineup Officials Bailey notes two top umpires will handle the game drawing a large crowd as the cotton millers seek sole possession of the top bracket Hillcrest is known for fight and could spoil the bid in a tightly contested contest
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Spry
Mann of Kearns
Bodenheimer
Crawford
Stone
Perry
Smith
Beasley B. Thompson
Ve. McFarland
Vue
Illiams
Petree
Willis Park
Adams-Millis
Hillcrest
Hillcresters
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Bunker Perry
Cotton Millers
W. F. Bailey
Raleigh Protest of Triple Header Upheld
In the Piedmont League Raleigh protested a three-game day, asserting rule limits. Judge W G Bramham ruled the third game illegal as an exhibition, affirming the two-game per day limit and altering standings for Greensboro High Point and Raleigh.
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Greensboro
High Point
Raleigh
W. G. Bramham
Bramham
Winston-Salem Falls To Durham In Eighth Straight Defeat
Winston-Salem lost 4 to 1 as Chub Perry scattered seven hits for the Twins. Dave McKinney pitched six allowed hits with costly errors in two innings. McCrone collected three of four for Durham. Henderson's Gamecocks were defeated 4 to 2 by Asheville as a trio of pitchers limited Henderson to two hits in four innings.
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Durham
Chub Perry
Twins
Dave McKinney
McCrone
Henderson
Gamecocks
Asheville
Melton
Devaney
Sharpe
Box Score: Greensboro Defeats High Point in Low-Scoring Game
Greensboro scratched out a 2-3 win over High Point as Ostermueller and Walker pitched for their teams. Notable hits came from Kane, Ferrell, and Caldwell with two base hits apiece. Key moments included a double play started by Holt and Reynolds and late scoring rallies by Greensboro.
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Ince
OS King
Lee ‘Caldwell
O Werrel
Mise
Ostermueller
Totela
R. Greensboro
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Brown
Tipton
Ferrell
Caldwell
Holt
Sledge
King
Reynolds
High Point
Walker
McQuillan
Holloman
Yesterday's Stars Hit Tense Big League Wins
Ralph Kress doubled in the third to drive in two for Browns in a 4-2 win over the Senators. Charley Gehringer doubled for the Tigers in the 11th to score the winning run against the Yankees. Fred Frankhouse held Cube to five hits as the Braves won 3-2. Paul Waner clouted five hits to help the Pirates crush Philadelphia 14-5. New York Earl Mastro Chicago Kid Francis hospital notes unclear.
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Ralph Kress
Browns
Senators
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Yankees
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Cube
Paul Waner
Pirates
Philly
Golfers Ready 10 Start Match Play Rounds Tomorrow
Buster Moffitt tied for medal honors with an 85 in the final qualifying round of the first High Point amateur public links championship at Blair Municipal. One hundred twenty players qualified as match play begins tomorrow for The Enterprise trophy across seven full flights and one eight-player flight.
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New Blair Municipal
Moffitt
L. R. Hunt
High Point Country Club
Hunt
Co. M
Boxing Bout Results From Regional Meet
In Lynchburg and nearby locales Jack Schweit zer of New York and Charlie Jacobs of Hopewell Va drew after eight rounds, while Jackie Brady of Syracuse knocked out Marty McHale of Cleveland in a two round stoppage.
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Jack Schweitzer
New York
Charlie Jacobs
Hopewell
Drew
Indianapolis
Jackie. Brady
Syracuse
N. Y
Marty McHale
Cleveland
Grove Aims To Tie 1912 Pitching Record In White Sox Tilt
Chicago August 19 AP Robert Moses Grove world champion Athletics left hander faced the White Sox seeking his 16th straight win to equal the American League record of 16. Grove has 24 wins this season with his last 15 consecutive victories. The record was set in 1912 by Joe Wood of Boston and matched that year by Walter Johnson of Washington.
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Robert Moses Grove
White Sox
Vic
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Joe Wood
Boston
Walter Johnson
Washington
Palfrey sisters pull off upset in national tennis play
Forest Hills reports the Palfrey sisters Sarah and Mianne of Sharon Mass upset and defeat top seeds in the women’s national championships. Sarah toppled sixth seed Mrs Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn 1-6 8-6 6-1, while Mianne pushed veteran Dorothy Shepherd Barron to 1-6 6-3 7-5 before losing. Other favorites progressed as Moody Jacobs Nuthall Mudford all advanced.
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Alice Francis
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Phyllis Mudford
Major League Leaders and Hawaii Football Negotiations
Major league leaders through Aug. 18 include Klein of Philadelphia leading in batting and runs batted in while Gehrig and Ruth pace others for the Yankees. Pitching leaders feature Grove and Marberry with standout records. The Texas Aggies opened talks to schedule a football game with the University of Hawaii in Honolulu during the Christmas holidays.
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Lacs Desmereee
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Baby cries for an hour reaches height of Washington monument
A baby’s hour long cry is described as using enough potential energy to climb 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 Wins City Doubles Horseshoe Title
The Emma Blair Playground swept the horseshoe championships by capturing the city doubles title at Bay Street Court. Ray Steele and Burrus Stokes defeated rival pairs in three-set finals, with Emma Blair defeating Oak Hill earlier and Oak Hill and Blair Park each advancing in prior rounds.
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Bay Street
Ray Steele
Burrus Stokes
Emma Blair
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
Scientists Test Vinca Tea for Diabetes Remedy
Researchers explore the traditional use of taking Vinca roses as a tea to treat diabetes in Africa and Australia. The study aims to determine actual therapeutic value and identify active compounds through controlled experiments and clinical trials.
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Africa
Australia
Gehrig hits 1000th consecutive game for Yankees
Lou Gehrig extended his streak to 1,000 straight games, surpassing most players in league history. The milestone came as the Yankees lost 5-4 in eleven innings to Detroit, while other major leaguers and teams posted varied results including Boston and Pittsburgh rallies.
Standings Show Today’s North Carolina Game Pairings
Henderson faces Greensboro and High Point visits Charlotte while Winston meets Asheville and Raleigh travels to Durham for today’s basketball schedule.
Results Last Night High Point Greensboro Charlotte Raleigh
Sports brief notes last night with scores for multiple teams. High Point beat Greensboro and Charlotte 3 to 3 ties not shown while Raleigh scored zero. Durham defeated Winston 4 to 1 and Asheville edged Henderson 4 to 2.
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Greensboro
Charlotte
Raleigh
Durham
Winston
Asheville
Henderson
Schedule of Today’s Major League Baseball Games
Washington faces Cleveland in Cleveland, Philadelphia travels to Chicago, New York visits St. Louis, and Boston meets Detroit. Four games highlight today’s slate with each matchup featuring intraleague rivals and potential offensives.
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Cleveland Waerss
St Louis
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Chicago Eeewnee
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Results From Yesterday In Hockey Milestones Noted
Yesterday's scores show St Louis 4 over Washington and Detroit 5, while New York recorded a 4 goal tally. Only two games were on the schedule.
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St. Louis
Washington & Detroit
New York
Sports matchups listed for four major leagues
The card shows Pittsburgh at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia indicating a slate of games across four teams facing varied opponents in a typical midweek schedule.
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Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St Louis
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