Pointers and Capitals Double Header At 2:30 Today
High Point routed Raleigh Capitals 7 to 3 yesterday in an hour and 20 minutes. A pair of games between the same clubs is set for 2:30 this afternoon with a sizable but sparse crowd expected at the grandstand. Reggie Mapp and Al Smith led the Pointers offense, while Roland Flynn started for Raleigh. The night event organized by the Main Street MFE church Woman's Missionary society follows a recent OK for similar women’s baseball action.
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High Point
Raleigh Capitals
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John J. McGraw
Raleigh
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P. m
Reggie Mapp
al Smith
Caps
Pielder Smith
Danning
Mapp
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Goat
Smith
Roland Flynn
Laborne
Leiber
Lennox
Benton
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Roberson Linthicum rally tops Eldorado in 12 innings
Eldorado lost 5 to 4 to Roberson Linthicum after 12 tense innings on Eldorado field. Yokley pitched for the winners, Sechrest relieved in the tenth, and Pendry doubled off Henderson as the decisive runs came late.
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Eldorado
Yakeley
Inni Sechrest
Roberson Linthicum
Roberson-Linthicum Boys
Roberson Linth Green
Tham Es Culler
Hollingsworth
Harvey
Sechrest
Yokley
Ab Henderson
Mat Tucker
Amazon Defeats Hasty Ball Club in Narrow Victory
Amazon edged the Hasty nine 4 to 3 in a closely played game. Each side matched in hitting with nine singles for Hasty and ten for Amazon, while Amazon committed two errors to Hasty’s three.
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Amazon
Hasty Ball Club
Globe Parlor Defeats Mill Team 20 to 7
Globe Parlor routed Free man’s Mill 20 to 7 yesterday afternoon. The Globe Parlor nine collected 18 hits while limiting Mill to seven bingles as its pitcher held the losers in check throughout the game.
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Freeman's Mill
Cook
Smith
Wee Tewee
Wolfe Two Home Runs Lift Durham Over Bulls
Tom Wolfe homered twice to power Durham to a 6 to 2 nightcap win and snap the Bulls eight game skid. Wilmington won the opener 6 to 8 as Durham’s offense piled up 223 hits in a slugfest, with Wall and several others collecting multiple hits.
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H. P
Tars
Durham
Tom Wolfe
Bulls
Wilmington
Pirates
Tommies Win By Score of 19 13 in Tight Baseball Duel
Tommies defeated Level Cross 16 13 after a late surge as five straight hits and a hit batsman produced five runs in the ninth. E Weston and Connor led hitters for the Tommies with four and three hits, while Henry homered driving in three. Level Cross see-sawed with Voss, Kearns and Redrich each with three hits.
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Henry
Routh
Redrich
Gamble
Level Cross
Young and
Connor
Sockmen
Voss and
Kearns
Plucky Play Wins Hawthorne Gold Cup in Surprise
Plucky Play the longtime giant killer of turf wins the Hawthorne gold cup worth 28450 dollars. The five year old son of My Play Plucky owned by Norman W Church of Los Angeles defeats Faireno the favorite in a fierce stretch run by three quarters of a length. Mate finishes third and Gusto fourth. Jockey George Woolf guides Plucky Play over the mile and a quarter Hawthorne track in 2 04 1 5, closing as a 10 to 1 underdog paying 24 34 to win.
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Chicago
Norman W. Church
Los Angeles
Mate
Gusto
Plucky Play
Geo. Woolf
Hawthorne Track
Texan Wins Mid West Golf Crown
Gus Moreland from Dallas wins the Western Amateur at Rockford Country Club beating Ira Couch 5 and 4 to claim the Western crown and earn a Walker Cup invitation. He sealed the win with a late three up lead and a telegram confirming his selection to play for the United States against Britain at Brookline next week.
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Rockford Country Club
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Texas
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
Brookline
Mass
Moreland
Herbert R. Ramsay
United States Golf Association
Charlie Seaver
Los Angeles
Californians Wreck Title Hopes Of Allison Van Ryn
In Longwood final Californians Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill defeated Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn in straight sets 6-4 6-3 6-2 to claim the national doubles title. The defeat follows a four-set loss to the same Americans at Newport. Vines and Gledhill broke seven times, while Allison and Van Ryn were unable to mount a comeback.
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van Ryn
Brookline
Mass
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Longwood
Newport Casino
Vines
Gledhill
Henri
Cochet
Marcel Bernard
France
Racquet
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Sarah Palfrey
Perry
Miss Jacobs
Miss Palfrey
Allen Jay extends series with Trinity 11 to 9
Allen Jay ties the series with Trinity by winning 11 to 9 in a fast contest. Hohm delivered a clutch two run double in the ninth to break the deadlock followed by strong pitching from Wall and relief by Collins. The deciding game is set for September 17 at Allen Jay’s diamond.
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Trinity
Hohm
Wall
Collins
J. Ing
M. Ingram
ALL Stars
Seseteaneess & i
Cchubaaes Siders
Fates
Teeneeker
Tourneys Scheduled at High Point Country Club
Andy Merrilees announced three September golf tournaments at High Point Country Club starting Labor Day with a Scotch foursome men’s event. The September 15 ladies’ tournament features defending champion Mrs. Matt Wall, with several club women set to compete. Prizes include low gross and low net. donations of old equipment are welcome at the clubhouse.
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High Point Country Club
Andy Merrilees
Matt Wall
Merrilees
Merrilees-Wood To Face Unbeaten Morganton Pros
Andy Merrilees and EB Wood, former pro and High Point Country Club champion, travel to Morganton this afternoon for an exhibition match against Jack Cole and H L Shuey on the Morganton links. The Cole Shuey team carries an unbeaten record into the event.
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Wood
High Point Country Club
Morganton
Jack Cole
H. L. Shuey
Morganton Links
Cole-Shuey
Shuey
High Point
Guilford College Grid Outlook Sees Promising Season
Guilford College coach John Anderson reports about 40 candidates ready to report September 3 for the 1932 football season. Returnees include 18 lettermen, with key backfield work by captain Harry Welione and Bob Jamison, plus strong line prospects like Fred Rudisill and Hap Purnell. The Quakers open September 17 at Emory and Henry, with a schedule that includes Langley Field, Randolph Macon, William Mary, Roanoke, High Point, Catawba, Lenoir Rhyne, and Elon.
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Anderson
Guilford
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Charles Biddle
Riverton
N. J
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Mount Airy
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Tip” Chisholm
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Sedley
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Waldwick
Jamison
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Swepsonville
Sam Bass
Black Creek
Tex Satterfield
Fred Newman
Winston- Salem
John Pratt
Leaksville
Henry Turner
Jesse Finch
Fred Rudisill
Lincolnton
John Burgwyn
Woodland
Gordon Wilkie
Gulf
Roseland Newlin
Snow Camp
Phil Bouton
Blairstown
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Randolph Macon
Greensboro
William Mary
Williamsburg
Roanoke College
Salem
High Point College
High Point
Catawba College
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
Elon
Charlotte Raps Patriots For Pair Of Victories
Charlotte defeats Greensboro in two close games 8 2 and 8 1 to curb Pats pennant hopes. Lefty Martin and Jimmy Lyle pitch well. Blackie Carter and manager Lacy drive key hits while Freddy Myers suffers a dislocated knee in game two.
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Piedmont
Pats
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Ostermueller
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Holt
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P Este
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Sullivan
Itehead
Lewis Ome
Snyder
Mellana
Hutitcher
Rapires
Greensboro E
Caldwell
Myers
Lewis
Ener Caseni
Ereeee
Sei
Pir
Chapman
Ieee
Yesterday’s Scores Across The Piedmont Region
Results from yesterday show High Point 7 Raleigh 3, Wilmington 6-2, Durham 3-6, Greensboro 2-1, Charlotte 3-3. Local standings reflect a day of mixed outcomes for several teams.
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High Point
Raleigh
Wilmington
Durham
Greensboro
Charlotte
Games Today Raleigh at High Point Double Header
Raleigh and High Point meet in a double header with Wilmington visiting Durham. Earlier or concurrent games include Wilmington at Durham as part of a packed schedule.
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Raleigh
High Point
Wilmington
Durham
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