Hendersons Gamecocks Top High Point 10 to 3 in Piedmont League
Hendersons Gamecocks defeated Dan Boone’s High Point team 10 to 3 to extend their Piedmont League lead. Moose Swaney pitched well in relief despite 12 hits, while Bobby Goff led Henderson with three doubles and a single. Williams, Hord, Jessie, and Moose Parrish each had multiple hits for the Pointers.
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Henderson
Gamecocks
Dan Boone
High Point Club
Moose Swaney
Swaney
Shover
Johnny Jones
Ben Anderson
Jones
Anderson
Williams
Hord
Jessie
Moose Parrish
Wilitee
Cca Geek
Brandon UW
Aki
Eise
Parrish
Kahdot
Goff
Teague
High Point
Clodfelter
Beck and
Hobbs
Young Players Vie For Helen Moody Success
Forest Hills N Y Aug 20 The field to succeed Helen Wills Moody as national women's champion centers on 16 young contenders headed by Sarah Palfrey Masée Betty Nuthall Helen Marlowe and Dorothy Weisel Miss Marlowe shocked Eleanor Goss 7 5 8 6 in the second round while Miss Nuthall crushed Mary Lammé 6 1 6 1 and faces Edith Cross next Miss Palfrey also won 6 1 6 1 over B F Stenz with both challengers aiming to carry the torch for the younger generation.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Wills Moody
Sarah Palfrey
Brooklyn
Betty Nuthall
England
Helen Marlowe
Los Angeles
Dorothy Weisel
Sacramento
Mary Greer
Kansas City
Dorothy Workman
Miss Marlowe
Eleanor Goss
New York
Miss Nuthall
Mary J. Lamme
Coleman Turns In Victory For Caps
Raleigh beats Greensboro 8 to 1 as Frank Coleman limits Greensboro to three hits and fans nine. Clifton stars with four hits and three runs while Omar Greenberg and teammates contribute in the field and at the plate.
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Coleman
CAPS
Raleigh
Frank Coleman
Greensboro
Brummitt
Millsaps
Herman
Clifton
Giants Close In On Cubs After Mixed MLB Actions
The New York Giants move within three games of the Cubs after a 4-2 win over St Louis as Pittsburgh blanked Brooklyn 8-0 and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Chicago. Hack Wilson hit his 43rd homer for the Phillies in the opener.
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New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Robins
Humble
Phillies
Argentine Lightweight Suarez Knocks Out Flower in Sixth
Justo Suarez of Argentina scores his third pro win by stopping Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle in the sixth round at Queensboro Stadium. Suarez floored Flowers for counts of nine in rounds two and three before the full knockout, following earlier decision wins over Joe Glick and Herman Perlick. Flowers weighed 136½ pounds and had knocked out Tommy Gogan in his previous bout.
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New York
Justo Suarez
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N. Y
Queensboro Stadium
Suarez
Flowers
Joe Glick
Herman Perlick
Tommy Grogan
Fach
Hack Wilson Closes In On Klein Home Run Mark
Hack Wilson moved closer to Chuck Klein's NL single season home run record by hitting his 42nd homer into the right field bleachers and then tying Klein's 43 by driving another ball into the stands behind Klein. Klein acknowledged the feat with a wave as Wilson passed second.
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Chicago
Hack Wilson
Chuck Klein
Wilson
Phillie
Klein
Chuck
Spin nern lead Sally League as Greenville sweeps doubleheader
Greenville’s Spin nern reclaim first in the Sally League as Harmon and Pearce combine for a four hit game in both ends of a doubleheader versus Charlotte. Harmon earns his 24th win of the season while Asheville defeats Macon, narrowing the gap by a fraction.
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Charlotte
Greenville
Hornets
Schopnermen
Asheville
Macon
Harmon
Pearce
Hor net victims in doubleheader as Brown stars in nightcap
In the opening bout Wise collected three of Charlotte's four hits while Schacht added two in the nightcap. Petty and Brown suffered as Hor net victims with Brown delivering standout work in the later game.
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Petty
Brown
Hornet
Wise
Charlotte
Schacht
Asheville Rally Secures Thriller Over Macon in Ninth
Asheville trailed late but rallied for two runs with two outs in the ninth. Hipps singled, Packard and Nash walked, then Tarr and Breakfield delivered run-scoring hits to push the Tourists to a one-run victory over Macon.
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Asheville
Macon
Hipps
Packard
Nash
Tarr
Breakfield
Augusta and Columbia split twin bill in strong hitting night
Augusta won the first game behind a strong pitching performance by Roland Flinn. Columbia rallied to take the nightcap 10 to 5, with heavy hitting fueling the Comets’ comeback to claim the doubleheader.
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Augusta
Columbia
Roland Flinn
Comets
Stoneham Leads with Four Hits in Comer Victory
Stoneham collected four hits in five trips to pace Comer as Augusta faced a strong afternoon showing with Knox adding three hits in the loss.
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Stoneham
Knox
Augusta
Tilden Meets Sutter Today at Newport Tennis Showdown
Injured hip hampered seven time champion Bill Tilden as he faces Clifford Sutter of New Orleans in a fourth round Newport Casino Invitation match. Other card features include George Lott vs Keith Gledhill and Frank Shields vs Gilbert Hall with several more American and English players bidding for quarterfinal spots.
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Newport
R. I
Bill Tilden
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Tilden
Rye
N. Y
Sutter
George Lott
Keith Gledhill
California
Frank X. Shields
New York
Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Frank Hunter
New Rochelle
Wilbur Coen, Jr
Kansas City
E. R. Avery
Wilmer Allison
F. J. Perry
Johnny van Ryne
Boxing results from last night across three cities
In New York Justo Suarez stopped Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle in six. Chicago saw Andy Shanks of Grand Rapids beat Jack McAuliffe in four. Leiperville’s Billy Angelo outpointed Ketchell of Chester over ten rounds.
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Chicago
Andy Shanks
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
Leiperville
Billy Angelo
Young Ketchell
Chester
Cello Edges Duke In Chicago Bout
Tommy Cello of Chicago outpointed Benny Duke of Grand Rapids Michigan in a postwar boxing match held in Indianapolis. The decision went to Cello after ten rounds.
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Indianapolis
Tommy Cello
Chicago
Benny Duke
Grand Rapids, Mich
Newsboy Brown defeats Midget Wolgast in New York bout
In a close match at New York, Newsboy Brown of Los Angeles outpointed Midget Wolgast, earning a ten round decision. Brown used steady left jabs and body work to edge the former champion.
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Los Angeles
Wolgast
New York
Winnipegers Feature Sulli Van Bat Taglia In Race
In Winnipeg the event highlighted Sulli Van, St Paul, and Frankie Bat Taglia in a drawn finish with a close result. The trio competed for top honors as spectators watched a tight finish and final placement remained undecided.
Tauby drives in two as Winston splits twin bill with Durham
Fred Tauby hit a three run homer with two on to knot the doubleheader at Winston-Salem. In the day game Winston snapped a 2 to 1 win amid a heated crowd and dugout clashes with Bulls manager Wolfe and umpire Connolly. Dumis and McCrone led Winston in the two games while Bray and Query pitched in the day contest.
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Fred Tauby
Winston-Salem Twins
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Bull
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Mungo
Dumis
McCrone
Wolfe
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Night Game Won by Thomas Mills
The Thomas Mills baseball team defeated Adams-Millis 9 7 at Willis Park before about 600 fans. A wild nine innings featured 13 errors by both sides and a late two run burst by Yow after two outs in the seventh. C Young led Tommies with two doubles. Smith and A Martin led Adams-Millis. The box score details and umpire names follow.
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Adams-Millis
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A. Martin
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Martin
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McDowell
Piedmont League Results Snapshot
Raleigh over Greensboro 8 to 1 Henderson defeats High Point 10 to 3 Durham 1 6 Winston-Salem 2 4. In the American League Cleveland 7 7 Boston 2 3 New York 3 Chicago 0 Detroit 2 Washington 1 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 0.
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Greensboro
Henderson
High Point
Durham
Winston-Salem
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ersten
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Begtadis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Aree
Atlanta
Eter
Little Rock
Nashville
Chattanooga
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Macon Ee
Piedmont League
National League Scores Mixed. Marred by 16 Inning Tie
National League results include Philadelphia 9 Boston 4 and Cincinnati 0 with other games ending 6 8 2. In the second game the Brooklyn matchup stretched 16 innings before darkness ended play, while Pittsburgh blanked Brooklyn 8 0 and New York beat St Louis 4 2.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
National League
Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Birmingham beats Memphis 9 to 5 and Mobile 8 to 3 while Nashville finishes 4 to 8 and Chattanooga loses 6 to 10 against New Orleans.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
American Association Scores Report
Louisville defeats Kansas City 11 to 5 while Toledo gets past Minneapolis 6 to 2. Only games scheduled.
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American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
International League scores roundup
Newark lost 0 Rochester 4. Montreal Baltimore failed. Jersey City defeated Toronto 10 to 5. Reading Buffalo played a night game.
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International League
Newark
Rochester
Montreal-Baltimore
Jersey City
Toronto
Reading-Buffalo
Red Sox edge Badin All-Stars 7 to 6 in tight win
The High Point Red Sox defeated the Badin All-Stars at Willis Park by 7 to 6. Pitcher Crawford outpitched Townsend and Smith, allowing 8 hits while fanning 9 as Red Sox rallied for the victory.
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High Point Red Sox
Badin
Willis Park
Crawford
Townsend
Smith
Rhe Badin
Tipp
Morehead
Simmon Sad Adams
Piedmont League Entitled To Class B Rating
Durham August 20 The Piedmont league based on 1930 census figures would qualify for a Class B rating if the circuit seeks it The six Piedmont cities total 554056 population enabling a petition to the National Baseball Association to attain Class B status Bramham president has not issued a statement.
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Durham
Piedmont League
National Baseball Association
W. G. Bramham
Dean Smith Tops Field in Asheville Golf Championship
Sixteen golfers qualified for the championship flight at the Asheville Country Club tournament with scores from 140 to 158. Dean Smith of Savannah led after two rounds with a 140 total, carding 69 and 71 to earn medalist honors as match play began. Other first-flight entrants include Adams Savannah W F Cone Asheville Alan Smith Asheville Perry Tampa Dann Orlando Mason Asheville Toomer Jacksonville Baird Asheville Warner Biloxi Lane Raleigh Miles Jr Memphis Harris Miami Floyd Atlanta Childs Atlanta Adams Asheville.
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Asheville
Joel Adams
Savannah
W. F. Cone
Alan Smith
Clyde Perry
Tampa
Carl Dann, Jr
Orlando
Fla
Wilburn Baird
Jack Toomer
Jacksonville
W. B. Mason, Jr
A. Warner
Biloxi
iMss
J. J. Lane
Raleigh
L. P. Miles, Jr
Chaffee Son Found Dead In Car In Pasadena
Frank E. Chaffee 38, son of Hugh G. Chaffee a Los Angeles chain store operator, was found dead in his automobile in a tightly closed Pasadena garage. Officials said carbon monoxide fumes likely caused death.
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Auto Passadena
Cal
Frank E. Chaffee
Hugh G. Chaffee
Los Angeles
Legion Teams In Semi Finals
Charlott esville Va Aug 0 The eastern regional winners of the American Legion national junior championship arrive for the semi finals to be played Thursday Friday and Saturday Bridgeport Conn leads the arrival with six others Baltimore Cincinnati Gastonia Manchester and Tampa expected Nick Altrock and Al Schacht of the Washington Senators will attend the opening doubleheader Big league umpires will officiate Dan Sowers longtime organizer and founder of the tournament will manage the event.
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Charlottesville
United States
American Legion
Bridgeport
Stars Goose Goblin and Browns Drove in Five Runs
Yesterday's games featured Stars Goose Goblin driving in five runs with three home runs and a single against the Athletics. Earl Hubbell of the Giants scattered Cardinals for two RBIs on two hits to win 4-2. Earl Whitehill of the Tigers earned a straight win allowing five hits. Charley Ruffing of the Yankees held the White Sox to two hits in a 3-0 shutout. Steve Swetonic of the Pirates pitched his first complete game of the season, blanking the Robins while allowing six hits. Hack Wilson of the Cubs hit his 43rd homer to tie the NL mark against the Phillies.
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Phillies
Hack Wilson
Chuck Klein
Hartnett
Blair
Cubs
Phil Collins
Lester Bell
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Wes Ferrell
Roxie Lawson
Earl Whitehill
Ferrell
Detroit
Washington
Senators
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Liska
Charley Ruffing
New York
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ruffing
Goose Goblin
Browns
Athletics
Earl Hubbell
Giants
Cardinals
Tigers
Yankees
White Sox
Steve Swetonic
Pirates
Robins
Enterprise Wins Close 6-5 Over Public Service
The Enterprises baseball club closed their league schedule by defeating the N. C. Public Service nine 6 to 5. After a seesaw game through seven innings a last inning rally produced the winning run as Newby sacrificed Fritz home. The Enterprise pitching staff led by Vance McGhee held the opposition in check most of the day.
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Enterprises
N. C. Public Service Nine
Public Service
Enterprise
Newby
Fritz
Vance McGhee
Golden Yow
Major League Leaders Including Games of August Nineteenth
Statistics list season leaders in batting runs RBI hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases across teams Giants Phillies Cubs Yankees Pirates Robins Indians and Tigers. Notable marks include Terry Gehrig Ruth Klein Combs Hodapp Comorosky McManus and Wilson with top figures in each category.
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Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
Herman
Robins
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Yanks
Hodapp
Indians
Combs
McManus
Tigers
Poultry Expert Resigns From North Carolina State College
W. Armstrong, associate professor of poultry science at North Carolina State College, resigns to join a commercial feed firm and depart Raleigh for Detroit. He follows the resignation of Dr. B. F. Kaupp, longtime head of the poultry department, as Armstrong moves to a higher salary position and had earlier earned a medal in intercollegiate poultry judging. Armstrong, from Columbia Tyrrell County, helped plan a poultry exhibit touring Eastern North Carolina.
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Raleigh
Armstrong
N. C. State College
Detroit
B. F. Kaupp
Minke
Georgia cow sets state butterfat record in 265 day test
Raleigh's Zilla, a 12 year old Jersey cow owned by J. C. Woolridge in Athens Georgia, yielded 707.42 pounds of butterfat and 15,499 pounds of milk over a 265 day test to establish a new Georgia record.
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Athens, Ga
Raleigh
Zilla
Jersey
J. C. Woolridge
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