Pointers Sweep Runs Forced In By Walks To Take Game Two
The Pointers rallied in the eighth to erase a two run Raleigh Caps lead and win 8 to 4. A bases loaded walk and a decisive Eleazer two RBI double sparked the inning, while Mayo forced walks and later scored on a double steal that produced a run. Caps had a four run third inning but were held scoreless afterward.
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Raleigh
Raleigh Caps
Caps
Mayo
High Point
Fleazer
Hord
Daniel
Parrish
Gwathmey
Meekin
Eleazer
Brandon
Hieazer
Jessie
Williams
Young
Cimpi
Money
Greenberg
Walsh
Lewis
Clifton
Ragan Mill Beats Lexington All Stars In 10-7 Victory
Ragan Mill of Thomasville defeated the Lexington All Stars 10 to 7 yesterday. Charles pitched well for Ragan giving up seven hits, while Cecil allowed 16. Craver hit two homers, English and Bodenheimer added one each. Score by innings shows a late surge for Ragan. Attendance 200.
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Rodenheimer
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Crouch
Mathews
Sidney Wood Jr Sets U.S. tennis title bid
Sidney Wood Jr., an 18 year old from Pasadena, emerged as a leading U.S. tennis title hopeful at Forest Hills, defeating Ellsworth Vines and George Lott to claim the Sea Bright and Southampton trophies. Baroness Georgio Levi of Italy advanced to the U.S. women's semifinals at Forest Hills, noted for her unorthodox style and grit as she prepared to face Mrs. Harper for a shot at the title.
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Big Bill Tilden
Sidney Blood, Jr
United States
Forest Hills
Henri Cochet
Seabright
Southampton
Sidney Wood, Jr
Watson M., Washburn
Julian Myrick
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Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Frank Hunter
Vines
George Lott
Frank Shields
Bill Tilden
N. Y
Georgio Giacomo Levi
Italy
Penelope Anderson
Richmond
L. A. Harper
San Francisco
Betty Nuthall
England
Marjorie Morrill
Dedham
Mass
Harper
Rye
Fights Last Night in Hoquiam and Cincinnati
In Hoquiam Maxey Rosenbloom of New York drew with Leo Lomski of Aberdeen in a nontitle light heavy bout. In Cincinnati Freddie Miller outpointed Joe Marcinte of Brooklyn over ten rounds. In Pittsburgh Joey Thomas of Chicago outpointed Johnny Dunn of New Kensington over ten rounds.
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Cincinnati
Freddie Miller
Joe Marcinte
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Joey Thomas
Chicago
Johnny Dunn
New Kensington
Crack Marksmen Seek Major Shooting Prize
In Vandalia Ohio August 22 a regiment of sharp shooters trains on the Grand American Handicap, the sport’s top prize. More than 1 000 gunners from across the country vie for the title last held by Mose Newman of Sweetwater Texas. Newman defends his crown amid a 381 year tradition with a shoot-off tied at 98 of 100.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Mose Newman
Sweetwater
Texas
Newman
Pointers Edge Cap in Narrow Game
Batters Meekin and Parrish led the Pointers with multiple hits while Meekin went four trips and Parrish two. The Cap squad saw Money and Lewis collect two trips each as Clifton miscued and was tagged out for the final out.
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Bat Wielders Herd
Parrish
Meekin
Money
Lewis
Red Sox and Giants Clash at Willis Park Tonight
The High Point Red Sox, undefeated at home, meet the Durham Robinson Giants at Willis Park tonight at 8 30. The Giants bring strong batting and fielding skills as they challenge the local colored team under lights for supremacy.
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Giants
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High Point
Robinson Giants
Durham
Spinners Threaten Clean Sweep in Sally League Parade
CHARLOTTE Aug 22 The probability of Greenville's Spinners making a clean sweep of the 1930 South Atlantic league parade has grown serious as they extend their lead to two games with anom previous victory. Macon's Peaches trailed Augusta in a tied game as the circuit nears finish.
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Greenville
Schopnermen
Macon
Peaches
Augusta
Leaders Edge Columbia In Ten Inning Pitchers’ Duel
In the weekend opener, the leaders beat Columbia 3 to 2 after a ten inning affair. The game featured tight pitching and late scoring to decide the victory.
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Columbia
Baylin Dominates Wilder to Secure Ninth Inning Win
Baylin delivered steady pitches and outdueled Wilder, finishing with a strong performance before a pinch hitter sparked a late rally in the ninth to seal the decision.
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Baylin
Wilder
Rhinehardt Delivers Key Punch for Greenville Win
Rhinehardt produced the punch for Greenville with a double and three hbageger in a standout scoring effort that fueled the team's performance on the court.
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Rhinehardt
Greenville
Insects Crushing Tourists 13 to 1 Behind Errors
Charlotte knocked in 13 runs on 10 hits while Asheville committed nine errors, Tarr the Asheville shortstop miscued five times in early innings enabling a large lead for the Insects.
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Asheville
Tourists
Tarr
Insects
Hoblitzell forces edge remains led by Vaughn strong hurling
Lindy Vaughn hurled well for the Hoblitzell forces allowing six hits while Monroe Mitchell earned a win for Asheville though teammates misfired repeatedly. Holland and Wise added two hits apiece for the Hornets as Jack O'Reilly hit a homer for Bee.
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Hoblitzell
Monroe Mitchell
Asheville
Holland
Wise
Jack O'Reilly
Bee
Augusta and Macon Battle Ends in Rain Delay
The game was tied 2-2 after five innings when rain halted play. Augusta pitcher Flinn and Macon pitcher Phil Gallivan were locked in a low hit contest with Callivan holding a slight edge on five hits allowed versus seven for Gallivan.
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Flinn
Phil Gallivan
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Macon Beats Augusta. Brandes Shines with Two Hits
Brandes collects two hits in two trips to the plate to pace Macon while Lynch and Griffin each post two hits for Augusta in a description of the game action between the two teams.
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Macon
Lynch
Griffin
Augusta
Major League Leaders for August 21 Baseball Statistics
National League leaders include Terry Giants batting 407, Klein Phillies 123 runs, Wilson Cubs 138 RBIs, Terry Giants and Klein Phillies 196 hits, Klein 44 doubles, Comorosky Pirates 21 triples, Wilson Cubs 43 home runs, Cuyler Cubs 30 steals. American League leaders show Simmons Athletics 388 batting, Ruth Yankees 133 runs, Gehrig Yankees 145 RBIs, Gehrig Yankees 177 hits, Hodapp Indians and Manush Senators 38 doubles, Combs Yankees 13 triples, Ruth Yankees 44 home runs and McManus Tigers bases.
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Pirates
Cuyler
Simmons
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
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Hodapp
Indians
Manush
Senators
Combs
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Tigers
Patriots Sweep Twins to Take Series in Greensboro
In Greensboro on August 22 the Patriots defeated the Twins 5-4 to clinch the series. After a rough start the Pats rallied with nine hits over three innings led by Red Bates, and Oscar Hoffman relieved Prim to secure the steady win for the home team.
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Oscar Hoffman
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Winston-Salem
Bryan
Brock
Brummitt
Dumas Brummitt
Piedmont League Games Set For Raleigh Durham Triple
In the Piedmont League Raleigh visits Durham while High Point travels to Greensboro and Henderson plays at Winston-Salem for a three game slate.
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Raleigh
Durham
High Point
Greensboro
Henderson
Winston-Salem
Baseball Schedule Features Key Interleague Matches
In the American League Chicago visits Boston while St Louis plays Washington and Detroit meets Philadelphia Cleveland faces New York. In the National League Boston travels to Pittsburgh Brooklyn contests Cincinnati and New York visits Chicago with Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Brooklyn
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Forgotten women recall beauty routines in institutions
Sacramento report quotes Erl Jensen, state director of institutions, saying insane women still remember to use powder, lipstick and cosmetics even if they forget or fail to recognize friends' faces. The remark highlights facility grooming as a constant amid forgetfulness.
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Sacramento
Cal
Erl Jensen
Track Athletes Gather for National Amateur Meet in Pittsburgh
About 1,060 athletes from across the United States converge on the University of Pittsburgh stadium for the national amateur athletic union championships opening today. Favorites include the Olympic Club of San Francisco Los Angeles A C and Washington A C with squads from other regions also backing contenders.
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University of Pittsburgh
Cathedral of Learning
National Amateur Athletic Union
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Denver
Los Angeles A. C
Washington A. C
Waiter Quips Over Slim Chicken Plate In Hamburg Scene
In Hamburg a diner complains the chicken is mostly skin and bones. The waiter jokes about offering the feather as well, reflecting a rough banter exchange in a bustling restaurant.
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Hamburg
Henderson Beats Durham In High-Scoring 10-4 Tilt
Henderson hammered Durham 10 to 4 as Wilson and Teague belted home runs. Durham managed four hits off Range, with Lanning suffering the loss after 1 1/3 innings. RBI credited to Whitted English Wilson Anderson Teague.
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McPass
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Wromeg
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O'Malley
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Goff
Tauby
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Connolly
Morgan
Weaver
Results PIFDMONT League and Major Leagues Summary
In PIFDMONT League games High Point beat Raleigh 8 4 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 16 6 while others were postponed due to rain. American League action saw Washington 5 St Louis 2 and Philadelphia 8 Detroit 7 with Boston 4 Chicago 2 and Cleveland 6 New York 5. South Atlantic League notes Greenville 3 Columbia 2 and Charlotte 13 Asheville 1 with Augusta 2 Macon 2. games called end if fifth due to rain.
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Greenville
Southern Association results show Chattanooga and Birmingham wins
Chattanooga defeated New Orleans 7 to 0 and Birmingham beat Memphis 12 to 0 as other games were not scheduled.
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Southern Association
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Rain Plagues A A Games As Scores Trickles In
American Association action sees Indianapolis played by Kansas City amid rain. Loulaville beats Milwaukee 7 to 1 while Columbus tops Minneapolis 8 to 6 and Toledo defeats St Paul 8 to 3.
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American Association
Indianapolis-Kansas City
Loulaville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
About 70 Golfers Qualify For City Championship
Meadowsbrook golf course hosts city open qualifying with nearly 70 players completing an 18 hole round. Scores listed include C A Warner 83 Buster Moffitt 80 E H Williams 79 Rover C Kester 96 Seymore Redding 88 and others as the week progresses toward Saturday close and Tuesday match play.
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Meadowsbrook
L.C. Matton
Lewis Teague
C. A. Warner
C. H. Bass
L. L. Hunt
Seymore Redding
Elliott Wood
E. H. Williams
Buster Moffitt
Rover C. Kester
Z. Walser
R. N. Williard
Fresh Paint Notice Sparks Customer Complaint
A humorous exchange in Charleroi features a grocer and an unbelieving customer over paint and a sign stating Fresh Paint and Fresh Eggs. The customer admits missing the notice and cites the error in labeling while the grocer defends the signage.
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Grocer
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