Pointers Take 3 From Henderson In Booster Day Clash
In Henderson on Booster Day the Pointers defeated Henderson 5 to 3. Joe Acosta pitched effectively after a rocky start, while Henderson repeatedly threatened but failed with runners on base. S. Sanford led hitters with a homer and two doubles as three Pointer pitchers combined for the win amid a field meet and a sizable crowd.
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Henderson
Joe Acosta
Ray
Johnson
Husta
Red Oak
Edwards
Winston
Stirling
Henry Winston
Raleigh
Joe Caviness
S. Sanford
Greensboro Beats Salisbury 6-4 in Late Rally
Greensboro edges Salisbury 6-4 as McNeill shines late in relief. Cowboy Jones thrown out at the plate in the eighth, preserving the lead for Greensboro. Brummitt Packard O’Malley and L Jones spark early offense with two-base hits and a Cross homer marking the scoring.
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McNeill
Patriots
Greensboro
Cowboy” Jones
E Young
Milpatrick
Mramen
Rartims Thacia
Altenburg
Mleaser
L. Jones
Rerenem
Packard
O'Malley
Caitwood
Pia
Brummitt
O’malley
Cross
Young
Brandon
Chitwood
Crews
Kilpatrick
Teague
Cox
Eleazer
Palfrey Wins Eastern Grass Court Title At Rye
Boston teen Sarah Palfrey dominates the eastern grass court championship, defeating champion May Sutton Bundy and Mary Greer to claim the women's indoor doubles crown last spring and the Rye title this fall. High Point's field day at Henderson features sprinting and steady throwing contests with prizes like shoes, shirts, cigars, and neckties awarded to top performers.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Wills
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Helen
Miss Palfrey
George W. Wightman
Rye
May Sutton Bundy
East Without Services Of Bill Tilden
For the second year running the east will lack Big Bill Tilden and Francis Hunter in the annual series with the west at Forest Hills on August 31 and September 2. Eastern selections come from Van Ryn Mangin Shields Williams King Mecur Hall, while the west draws from Lott Doeg Allison Bell Coen Harrison Neer Davies.
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New York
Big Bill Tilden
Francis Hunter
Tilden
Hunter
Little Joe High Point Ab R H Po A E
High Point defeats Henderson 5 to 3 in a game featuring S Sanford two home runs and Barker triple. Sanford and Husta lead offense. Stirling takes loss. Caviness earns win in this late innings clash.
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High Point Ab
J.s’ford
UO Walters
Boone
Jones
Jf Ford
S.s'ford
O Perritt
Clodster
Acosta
Henderson
Cook
Pahlan
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Hustass
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Stirling
Winston
Caviness
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Johnson
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McCarthy
Boxing results from three cities last night
In Waterbury Kid Kaplan outpointed Joe Trabom in a ten round bout. In Oklahoma City Babe Hunt and George Cook fought to a ten round draw. In Newark Willie LaMorete outpointed Izzy Schwartz over fifteen rounds.
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Conn
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Joe Trabom
Buffalo
N. Y
Oklahoma City
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
George Cook
Australia
Drew
Newark
N. J
Willie LaMorete
Izzy Schwartz
New York
Middies May Play On Dallas Grid
Dallas officials and naval academy football director Commander Ingram discussed a possible second game between Southern Methodist University and the United States Naval Academy in Dallas in 1931 if arrangements guarantee seating for 60 000 spectators. The 1930 game is set for the East on November 15 with a site undecided.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist University
United States Naval Academy
Commander Ingram
Annapolis
R. N. Blackwell
Eastern Carolina Eagles Triumph in High-Scoring Tilt
Eastern Carolina edged Kinston 11 to 9 in a slugfest as six Eagle errors aided the win. Moss started for the Buccaneers before Cohen Vance Goldsboro and Wilmington shared mound duties, while Wilmington was outhit 17 to 8 and committed six errors.
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Moss
Bucs
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Vance
Goldsboro
Wilmington
Bugs
Greenville
Fayetteville
Greenies
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Harvard Freshmen to Benefit From Art French Coaching
Art French, a 1928 Harvard star, will assist as coach for the Crimson freshmen this fall, bringing notable experience to the program.
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Art French
Harvard
Crimson
Tex Rickard’s Faith in Friends Cited by Dempsey
In Chicago on Aug 23 AP reports Jack Dempsey, once champion and ally of Tex Rickard, calls Mrs Tex Rickard’s financial distress the familiar tale of trusting too many friends. Dempsey notes Tex’s optimism and says she must know her affairs, reflecting on Rickard’s losses after promoting fights.
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Tex Rickard
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Rickard
Tilden to Play Pupil Coen in Newport Semi finals
In Newport Rhode Island on August 23 semi finals featured Bill Tilden facing his pupil W F Coen Jr of Kansas City and George M Lott Jr of Chicago meeting John Van Ryn of Orange New Jersey. Coen advanced by defeating Paul De Ricou while Lott beat Berkeley Bell in a tense five set match lasting nearly three hours.
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Big Bill Tilden
W. F. Coen, Jr
Kansas City
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
John van Ryn
Orange
N. J
Coen
Paul de Ricou
Ovxford-Cambridge
Wilmer Allison
Tilden
Texas
American May Cup Canadian Gold Crown contest at Jasper Park
In Alberta at Jasper Park on August 23 the Canadian amateur golf championship saw three U S players reach the semi finals while Freddy Wood of Vancouver was eliminated by Eddie Held of New York. The other semi featured D Clark Corkran of Philadelphia against Gardiner White of New York with Held favored to meet Corkran in the final. Horton Smith previously set a 307 in the 1928 Open before his winter rise to prominence.
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Alberta
United States
Dominion
Freddy Wood
Vancouver
Wood
Eddie Held
New York
D. Clark Corkran
Philadelphia
Gardiner White
Roaring Gap Ladies Match Play Opens This Week
The Roaring Gap match play championship for ladies begins this week with nine hole qualifiers on Friday and players selecting partners. The first round of match play is Saturday, followed by the regular Saturday putting tournament for the silver trophy.
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Roaring Gap
Practice swing rules and penalties in golf
A player may swing a club in practice without penalty if the swing is a club length or more away from the ball. If a practice swing breaks or bends anything to improve the lie, a penalty applies. Grazing or cutting turf within a club length is a Rule 15 technical violation with a one hole penalty in match play or two strokes in stroke play.
Weaver Allows Pair of Hits in 3-0 Winston-Salem Win
Monty Weaver pitched a shutout as Durham defeated Winston-Salem 3-0. Tabdby’s catch of Whiteman’s drive highlighted the outfield play in yesterday’s game.
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Winston-Salem
Monty Weaver
Durham
Tabdby
Whiteman
Taylor
Phelps
Johnson
Wolfe
Eve Tauby
Whitted
Williamson
Strange
Weaver
Wee
Rhoae Rimmer
Wrgan
Brown
Evans
Anderson
Maltby
Miller
Sullivan
Winston-Salems
Tauby
Georgia state tennis tournament entries close tonight
The entry list for the Georgia state tennis tournament at East Lake Country Club will close tonight. Drawings will be made Saturday. The final tournament will include players from six states led by Louisiana, the Carolinas, Tennessee and Florida.
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Atlanta
East Lake Country Club
Louisiana
Carolinas
Tennessee
Florida
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