South Shows Eleven Sport Titles Won in 1930 So Far
The AP report notes Dixie athletes including Bobby Jones leading golf marks with British amateur and open titles and the American Open, plus tennis stars Wilmer Allison John Van Ryn Bryan Grant and Clifford Sutter securing major titles. Duke football preparings and Duke’s 1930 schedule are outlined with six home games and five away, ending December 6 at Chapel Hill.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
South
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Marion
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Tulane University
Sutter
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
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Inesville
Bob Wingate
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Max Schmeling
Phil Scott
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Chapel Hill
Two American Girls Face Foreign Foes
Forest Hills N Y August 22 The national women's tennis championship drew two Americans and two foreign stars in the semi final brackets with Betty Nut hall of England and Baroness Georgio Levi of Maly challenging American contenders Anna Harper of Los Angeles and Marjorie Morrill of Dedham for a place in the final.
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America
Betty Nuthall
England
Georgio Giacomo Levi
Maly
Anna Harper
Los Angeles
Marjorie Morrill
Dedham
Mass
Water and Light Team Defeats Randleman in Baseball
The city Water and Light department beat Randleman 6 to 1 as Lanky Bill McGhee pitched steadily allowing five hits. Randleman’s Yow and Dennis struggled, giving up 13 singles, with Dennis striking out six in 5 2/3 innings and McGhee fanning seven. Final score by innings 0 0 0 0 0 1 and 3 1 0 1 0 x.
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Randleman
Bill McGhee
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Dennis
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Rugs
Terie
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Saunders
Floyd
Tysinger
Handels
D. Stout
Foust
Stases
Brown
Frazier
Apple
Ruth
Asheville Hosts Visitors From All Parts of U.S.
Asheville crowds swell as heat waves from lower elevations and cool North Carolina nights draw tourists from 10 states. Streets fill with visitors and highways show heavy motoring traffic to area attractions. The city’s hotels handle peak demand as new arrivals find comfortable accommodations readily available.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Honors as football campaign opens with 30 plus battles
The season kicks off with honors as the football campaign begins and features more than 30 intersectional matchups.
Golfing Events At Country Club Begin Two Day Medal Play
Country club hosts today's and tomorrow's medal play with prizes for low gross and low net for men and women. Beginning Monday qualifying rounds for the men's championship will be staged. those aiming for the title must qualify next week. This week's medal scores do not count toward championship qualification.
Wake Farmer Prefers Food Crops Over Money Crops
John L. Sears of Morrisville Wake County keeps 45 acres of tobacco but also grows 45 acres of corn seven acres sweet potatoes one and one half acres sorghum four acres in soybeans for hay a large home garden and fences five acres to feed hogs He favors living at home and planting food crops before money crops per County Agent John Anderson.
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Raleigh
John L. Sears
Morrisville
Wake County
Sears
John Anderson
Anderson
Beaumont Reverts to Trucks After Mule Garbage Program
After a year of using mules for garbage collection, Beaumont Texas officials decided to return to motor trucks to cut costs. The change marks a shift back to diesel collection methods and aims to reduce operating expenses for the city.
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Beaumont
Tex
Hal Finney’s Sweetheart and Other Sports Notes
Five months into the season Pirates catcher Hal Finney has missed writing only three nights to his sweetheart who lives in Bufalo Ala and shares the Finney name with his mother. Willie Stribling will soon join Madison Square Garden for a probable Campolo bout. John McGraw laments rising drinking among big league players, noting a problém with excess drinking exceeds earlier eras.
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Hal Finney
Pirates
Bufalo
Ala
Hal
Finney
Willie Stribling
Madison Square Garden
Famous Horse Retires With $256,000 Won
Display, W. J. Salmon's seven year old, who has earned $256,000 in purses, is retired. Trainer Jack Pryce received orders to stop training after recent performances. As a three year old Display won the Preakness and two years ago the Hawthorne Gold Cup.
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Chicago
Display
W. J. Salmon
Jack Pryce
Salmon
Giants Dominate Cubs In Slugfest To Narrow Gap
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 13 to 6 in a clouded pennant race, fueling hope with six first inning runs and solid hitting. The Cubs, troubled by errors, fall behind as Brooklyn and St. Louis press from behind, while Philadelphia and Cleveland win in other league play.
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New York Giants
Cubs
Johnie Graw
Manhattan Maulers
Giants
New York
Blair
Farrell
Gabby Hartnett
Wally Roettger
Brooklyn
Joe McCarthy
Bill Walker
Hub Pruett
McCarthy
Charlie Root
Pat Malone
Carl Hubbell
Pete Donohue
Prodigal Son Tale Sparks Sunday School Laughs
A child misquotes the Bible joke about the prodigal son. The teacher prompts and the boy recalls the scene of the father running to meet him and falling on his neck.
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Tommy
Eat Slower Advised by Harrisburg Public Health Official
Harrisburg Dr. T. B. Appel, secretary of public health, warns against the seven-minute eater. He says hurried noon meals from restaurants strain digestion and hinder longevity, noting the fast eaters rarely reach extreme old age.
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Harrisburg
T. B. Appel
State
International League scores отч
Baltimore defeated Montreal 4 to 3 while Newark edged Rochester 9 to 8 in a night game. Other scheduled contests are not listed.
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Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Yesterday's Stars Spark Early Lead in Baseball Victories
Roettger hit a big homer with two on in the first as the Giants beat the Cubs. Hafey sparked a five run outburst for the Cardinals with a 1 2 3 hit mix against the Phillies. Jones limited the Browns to six hits in a 5 2 Senators win. Simmons launched his 30th homer with a teammate aboard to top the Tigers. Porter delivered a 12th inning homer to push the Indians past the Yankees. Lisenbee pitched four hits as the Red Sox defeated the White Sox 4 2.
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Wallia Roettger
Giants
Cubs
Chick Hafey
Cardinals
Phillies
Sam Jones
Senators
Browns
al Simmons
Athletics
Tigers
Dick Porter
Indians
Yankees
Horace Lisenbee
Red Sox
White Sox
German Weather Observers Fly Daily for Atmospheric Data
German weather observers board planes each day to collect atmospheric measurements. Pilots and meteorologists work from airborne platforms to map conditions such as temperature, humidity, and winds aloft for forecasting and climate research.
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