Pointeres Beat Bunnies In Shutout Exhibition
Pointer pitching ace Conklin threw a complete shutout as the Pointers defeated Henderson 5 to 0. Despite seven hits, Henderson managed only one extra-base hit while Conklin fanned eight and yielded no runs through six innings. Ford and Boone led offensively with three hits each, and Henderson turned in a sharp double play deft fielding sequence.
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Howell Conklin
Henderson
Conklin
Smoky Joe Daviness
Fritz
Boone
Friz
Caviness
Jack Sanford
Dan Boone
Ray
Johnny Jones
Ford
R. Sanford
Barker
Tankersley
Cook
Hasta
Johnson
Pahlman
Conk's Dish! Henderson beats High Point in low-scoring tilt
Henderson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 scoreless innings. High Point jumps to a 4 0 0 0 0 0 1x-5 final. Boone Ford and R Sanford drive in runs. Fritz Ford Edwards Conklin collect two base hits. Sanford adds a sacrifice. Hasta to Johnson to Pahlman turn two. High Point leaves 35 runners stranded. Henderson stranded 10. Conklin fans 7. Umpires Morgan Kopshaw. Time 1 40.
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Henderson
Boone
Ford
R. Sanford
Fritz
Edwards
Conklin
Hasta
Johnson
Pahlman
Daviness
Barker
Morgan and
Kopshaw
R.sanf
Tankey
Ranval
Klein Fights Southpaw Hurdle, Seeks Babe Record Pace
Philadelphia August 21 The Phillies manager Burt Shotton says rookie outfielder Chuck Klein can challenge Babe Ruth’s home run mark once he overcomes a mental block against left handed pitching. Shotton recalls Klein’s slow start against southpaws and how he urged Klein to stay in games to prove the bloc is imagination not skill.
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New Service
Philadelphia, Pa
Burt Shotton
Philadelphia Phillies
Chuck” Klein
Sugar Crop Value In Canada Rises To 1929 Total
Canada produced maple sugar valued at 36 million sixteen thousand six hundred fifty six dollars in 1929 a sharp rise from 1928 when the figure was 5 million five hundred eighty four thousand five hundred eighty eight dollars.
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Canada
Al Brown Bantamweight Champion Suspended in Pennsylvania
New York state athletic commission designated Al Brown as defending bantamweight champion but he received a suspension in Pennsylvania.
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al Brown
New York State Athletic Commission
Pennsylvania
Fifty Nine Women Enter Wrigley Ten Mile Swim
In Toronto on August 21, fifty nine women entered the Wrigley ten mile swim on Lake Ontario scheduled for next Friday. A $15,000 purse will be distributed among the top five finishers, with prizes totaling 1000 for third, 600 for fourth, and 400 for fifth, contingent on water temperature at 58 degrees or higher.
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Toronto
Ont
Lake Ontario
Moonshine Aids Measles Case In City Child
Dr prescribed alcohol rules for a baby as illness struck after measles. Thomas Tomminillo obtained a quart of moonshine and was arrested. The doctor intervened noting pneumonia, and the moonshine was applied to the patient who survived.
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Baby LA Salle
Thomas Tomminillo
Tony Canzoneri to KO Sammy Mandell in Chicago bout
A fortune teller predicted Tony Canzoneri would knock out Sammy Mandell in their light weight fight in Chicago. The prophecy frames a dramatic boxing clash with beliefs about fate influencing the bout outcome.
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Tony Canzoneri
Sammy Mandell
Chicago
Amateurs Stage Boxing Show At Al Arena
Local amateur boxing association stages first public fights Thursday night at Al Arena on High Street. President Bob Overman, UNC freshman star Studey Clark as secretary treasurer. Curtain-raiser at 8. Proceeds fund association equipment.
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Amateur
High Street
Bob Overman
Davidson College
Studey
Clark
University of North Carolina
Association
Schmeling to Sail for Germany After New York Tour
Max Schmeling, whose New York license was revoked for refusing to fight Phil Scott under Humbert Fugazy, has arrived in New York after an exhibition tour to the Pacific coast. He will sail Saturday for Germany and return to the United States after a brief vacation, saying he would fight Scott only if a new contract is signed in place of the one now held by Fugazy with Arthur Burlow’s signature and the manager disclaimed by Schmeling but recognized by the boxing commission.
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New York
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Phil Scott
Humbert Fugazy
Pacific Coast
Germany
United States
Schmeling
Scott
Fugazy
Arthur Bulow
Boxing Commission
Augusta Wolves Rout Hornets to Extend SA South Lead
Augusta Wolves crushed the Charlotte Hornets 9 to 1 to widen their edge in the South Atlantic Association as Knoxville Smokies beat Spartanburg. Tom Rogers and the Macon Peaches suffered an eleventh straight loss 1 to 0. Greenville Spinners defeated Asheville 5 to 1 after breaking a 1-1 tie.
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Atlanta
Augusta Wolves
Charlotte Hornets
Bees
Knoxville Smokies
Spartanburg
Gribble
Charlotte
Knoxville
Chambers
Spartans
Tom Rogers
Macon Peaches
Columbia
Moundsman
Knox
Macon
Greenville Spinners
Asheville
Greene
Mattingly
Club Grows Fast Nevada Expands 4-H Clubs and Attendance
Nevada reports rapid 4-H club growth from 72 to 103 clubs in a year. Attendance rises from about 600 to 897 participants, reflecting increased program reach in agriculture and home economics.
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Nevada
Piedmont and East Carolina League Schedule
The schedule lists Piedmont League games with High Point at Henderson, Durham at Winston Salem, Greensboro at Salisbury, and East Carolina League matchups Wilmington at Goldsboro, Fayetteville at Greenville, Rocky Mount at Kinston, and New Bern.
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Henderson
Durham
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Salisbury
East Carolina League
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Fayetteville
Greenville
Rocky Mount Kinston
New Bern
Baseball Matchups Across the League
In the American League today New York visits Chicago Philadelphia plays St Louis Washington goes to Cleveland Boston travels to Detroit.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
National and South Atlantic League baseball pairings
National League matchups include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at New York, and St. Louis at Brooklyn. South Atlantic clashes feature Charlotte at Augusta, Spartanburg at Knoxville, Greenville at Asheville, and Columbia at Macon.
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National League
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Charlotte
Augusta
Spartanburg
Knoxville
Greenville
Asheville
Columbia
Macon
Paul Neal Chicago jockey entertains with sisters and piano
Paul Neal a 15 year old apprentice jockey in Chicago amuses himself by playing baseball with his two sisters and practicing on the piano, showcasing a lighter side of a young rider's day.
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Paul Neal
Chicago
Postoffice vs West End Five Bowler lineup and results
The Postoffice bowlers again faced the West End team yesterday. The article lists the lineup and results from the match, detailing player names and scores for the encounter.
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West End
Postoffice
Peace
Hens Replaced by Machines in Hatcheries
Hatcheries and farms increasingly use incubators to hatch chicks. Commercial hatcheries account for 23 percent of the annual chick crop while farm incubators hatch 24 percent. Hens still hatch 43 percent of the total. A horse named Hard Tack wins on metropolitan tracks.
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Metropolitan
Commercial Series To Open Here On Thursday
The Commercial league championship opens Thursday at Willis park at 4 15 with North State Telephone company nine meeting North Carolina Public Service. Both teams bring strong support and the best two out of three format promises a hard fought series as Telephoners led in first half while Public Service rallied in the second. Umpires are Coach Marlette and Ernest Carter.
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Willis Park
North State Telephone Company
North Carolina Public Service
Public Service Nine
Marlette
Ernest Carter
Free Show Preview at Broadhurst Tomorrow
Enterprise and Broadhurst offer a free nine reel New Show World preview at the Broadhurst Theatre tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. Clip the coupon and present it at the door for free admission. children admitted with an adult. The program showcases coming productions and early sound pictures as a teaser for the upcoming show.
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Broadhurst Theatre
Broadhurst
Broadhurst Theater
High Point
The
Amateurs Set to Tee Off at Pebble Beach Event
At least 200 golfers will tee off in the national amateurs at Pebble Beach on September 2.
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Pebble Beach
Golfers wait long in Lincoln Park for nine holes
Golfers in Lincoln Park Chicago endure six hour waits before nine holes. Tom Heeney seeks another chance at Otto Von Porat after their rough first meeting in Chicago last winter. A three game Cubs Giants series drew over 85,000 spectators at Cubs Park in Chicago.
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Lincoln Park
Chicago
Tom Heeney
Otto von Porat
Otto
Tom
New York Giants
Cubs Park
Two Smiths Lead Asheville Golf Finalists
In Asheville the invitational golf tourney at the Asheville Golf and Country Club narrowed to finals as teen Dean Smith of Savannah and 19-year-old Alan Smith of Asheville, both 149 medal scores, prepare for an 18-hole playoff. Others like Carl Dann Jr of Orlando posted 72 in the second round to reach championship flight. match play begins today with scores 163 or better qualifying.
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Asheville
N. C
Smith
Asheville Golf and Country Club
Dean Smith
Savannah
Alan Smith
Eastern Carolina Buccaneers Sweep Fayetteville, Tightens Lead
Eastern Carolina leaders the Buccaneers win two from Fayetteville with Eddie Alsebrook delivering both games 7-5 and 5-2. The wins lift their margin only to a half game as Goldsboro defeats Kinston 3-1. Vaughn outpitches Thomas in a Bugs victory. Wilmington also bags a double header from Greenville 11-3 and 6-2 as Greenies commit five and three errors.
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Buccaneers
Fayetteville
Eddie Alsebrook
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Kinston
Vaughn
Thomas
Bugs
Wilmington
Greenville
Greenie
Pirates
Winston-Salem Tops Durham In Pitchers Duel 1-0
Taylor errors in the fifth set the only run as Winston-Salem defeats Durham 1-0. Bray pitched superbly for Winston-Salem, allowing three hits, with Reid strong on the mound for Durham but yielding six hits and six walks. Winston-Salem’s Anderson drove in the lone run, and both teams left multiple runners on base in a tight game played in Durham.
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Clay
Aresist
Whitted
Durham
Taylor
Winston- Salem
Durham Bulls
Bray
Twins
Reid
Winston-Salem
O Rimmer
Bryan
Brown
Evans
Anderson
Whiteman
Maltby
Forrest
Rhoa Taylor
Phelps
Johnson
Wolfe
Tauby
Williamson
Strange
BO. DP
Wesssed
R. Winston-Salem
McCarthy
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Buddy) Rogers
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