Pointers Break Slump with 12 2 Victory Over Henderson
High Point pitchers held Henderson to eight singles as Bob Durham hurled eight innings in a 12 2 win. Moose Parrish delivered key drives while Earnhart struggled early. The Pointers finish the Henderson series and plan games against Raleigh and Winston at Willis Park.
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Henderson vs High Point Box Score
Henderson 2 High Point 12 in a 1:35 game. Parrish drives in four for High Point with a home run and multiple hits, while Williams also goes deep. Pitchers Earnhardt and Garbee surrender 20 hits as Henderson suffers 11 left on base.
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Bobby Jones to be honored on homecoming in Atlanta celebration
Bobby Jones will return from England and be greeted by a grand welcome in Atlanta with a special train and entourage. The Atlanta Journal and city officials organized a large reception, including Mayor Walker and Grover Whalen. Jones will ride a Broadway parade to City Hall before possible flight to Minneapolis for the national open at Interlachen on June 26.
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Tee height in golf can affect ball fade and accuracy
The writer argues that teeing height matters more than many players admit. He notes amateurs tee too low while top players like Leo Diegel tee higher and suggests practice at different heights to solve common fade or slice issues.
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Major League Leaders as of June 30
National League leaders include Patting-O Doul at .401 and Cuyler with 69 runs. Klein of Philadelphia tops hits and RBIs, while Frisch and Cuyler lead in doubles and triples. Wilson and Berger share home run pace with 22. Cuyler also leads in stolen bases with 17. American League leaders feature Cochrane batting .409, Ruth with 90 runs and 30 homers, Gehrig 85 RBIs, Hodapp 104 hits, McManus 25 doubles, Combs 12 triples, Rice ?
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Henderson at High Point Roped in Piedmont League Play
Today's Piedmont League schedule features Henderson vs High Point, Raleigh vs Greensboro, and Winston Salem vs Durham plus Cleveland visiting Boston, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Washington, and Detroit at Philadelphia.
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Washington
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Philadelphia
Baseball and league matchups listed for multiple cities
Schedule shows New York at Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St. Louis in major league play. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE fixtures include Columbia at Macon Augusta at Charlotte and Asheville at Greenville.
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Sally League Opens With Three Leaders After Weekend Games
In the South Atlantic League opener of the second half Greenville, Macon and Charlotte led with 10 4 8 to 7 wins. Greenville beat Asheville 10 7 as Fred Walker days and Jim Hudgens 20th homer boosted the Spinners. Macon defeated Columbia 4 2 while Charlotte beat Augusta 8 7. Ralph Patterson released, Thurman Wical reinstated.
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Steeplechase Returns To Chicago After 25 Years
Chicago hosts the Long Meadow steeplechase at Arlington Park marking the return of steeplechasing after more than two decades. The two mile barrier-spliced course drew six entrants with a $2,000 purse led by favorite Autumn Bells owned by G. Brooke Ill.
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Men Play Off Match Tonight At Pastime Miniature Golf
The Pastime golf course hosts a men’s match play tonight at o clock with a list of 28 qualified players led by A A Wayne 41 and Vernon C Idol Jr 48. Ladies play Thursday night at the same hour. qualifying list to be announced.
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F. G. Berghold
M. O. Kidd
Charles Holly
Hal C. Rich
John Reynolds
A. M. Harris
C. M. Kephart
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G. E. Hutchens
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A. M. Richardson
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B. T. Bain
Bill Ragan
Man’s Working Clothes Spark Divorce Fight in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh William Henry Stockfish’s wife Anna seeks a divorce claiming his refusal to shave or cut his hair while wearing his working clothes caused dirt in bedclothes. The odd clothing detail is central to her complaint.
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Rebellion First Rocks Baseball Czar Power Clash
A legal fight pits the Milwaukee Brewers against Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis over J Frederick Bennett. Bennett, once with the St Louis Browns, was optioned to Milwaukee for two years. Milwaukee seeks a federal order to keep him from returning to St Louis. The case focuses on authority within organized baseball.
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Baseball pennant race in early July 1930 features Athletics and Cubs leading
The 1930 season mirrors 1929 with the Athletics ahead in the American League and the Cubs atop the National League as July 4 approaches. New York slugfests, Ruth’s 30th homer, and tight races with Senators, Yankees, and Browns highlight a chaotic pennant chase amid early-season standings and standout performances from Rommel, Blaeholder, and Hartnett.
Porat Injures Ankle Delaying Boxing Comeback
CHICAGO July 1 Otto Von Porat suffers a broken ankle while recovering at his manager’s Wisconsin estate near Bayfield delaying his heavyweight comeback. He was recuperating from facial injuries and reputational damage from his recent bout with Young Stribling and may be out several weeks.
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19 year old woman captains barge on Grand Junction Canal
Lizzie Meadows, a 19 year old skipper on the Grand Junction canal, is described as the youngest female captain. Orphaned at 16 she supported herself and earned command of a barge despite disability, making her a rare woman skipper.
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Payne Tops Du gan in Louisville Bout
Cecil Payne of Louisville outpointed Jackie Dugan in a pro boxing match held in Louisville, advancing with a ten round decision.
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Durham Captures Sth Straight Win
Durham Bulls beat Winston 11 to 8 to extend a strong run with nine wins in 11 starts. Wolfe hit his 24th homer and Mallonee also went deep for the Twins. Cherry, the second pitcher, was the least troubled by the hitters.
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Nightly boxing results headline across multiple cities
In New York Joe Sekura outpointed Bob Olin. In Jersey City Harry Carlton beat Harry Blutman. In Rensselaer Lope Tenerio defeated Joey Kaufman. In West Springfield Louis Kaplan defeated Maurice Holtzer.
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Kid” Kaplan
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This Might Cure Fouls In Prize Fighting
In Chicago on July 1 AP reports Johnny Risko and Tuffy Griffith clash at Chicago Stadium. Sidney Strotz pledges customers refunds if a foul occurs, reducing rematch price to about 73.5 cents per ticket from the original dollar.
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Results show varied scores across cities and teams
High Point 12 Henderson Durham 11 Winston Salem Greensboro 6 Raleigh 5 Boston 6 Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 10 New York 38. others saw rain.
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Winston-Salem
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Baseball Scores By City From Evening Showdown
New York defeated Chicago 15 to 4 while Cleveland beat Boston 8 to 3. Philadelphia edged Detroit 3 to 1 and Washington topped St. Louis 2 to 1.
Baseball scores from the American Association games
Louisville defeated Minneapolis 8 to 11 while Columbus beat Milwaukee 2 to 7 Toledo 5 Kansas City and Indianapolis were 6 all Saint Paul 7 in a multi game card from the circuit listing results by city teams and final tallies.
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Local Scoreboard Update and Night Game Note
Jacksonville 2 Selma 5 Columbus 3 Pensacola 2 Tampa at Montgomery scheduled as a night game.
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Southern Association Scores Big Night
Atlanta defeated Mobile 5 to 3 and Memphis beat Little Rock 10 to 6 in the only games on the schedule.
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Mobile
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Little Rock
League Scores Mirror Tight Race Night
In an International League tally Baltimore routed Jersey City 53 to 13 while Buffalo lost 5 to 6 at Toronto. Reading fell 11 to 12 against Newark and Rochester beat Montreal 5 to 2.
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Small-city Football Scores Reported
The recap lists scores from several games with Asheville 7 Greenville 10 Augusta 7 Charlotte 0 Columbia 2 Macon 4.
Texas League Scores: Fort Worth 4 Dallas 2
Fort Worth defeats Dallas 4 to 2 as San Antonio tops Beaumont 10 to 7 and Waco Houston matchup listed as night game without a final score.
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Tulsa fighter Clausine Vincent stops Baby Stribling in bid
Clausine Vincent of Stillwater Oklahoma defeats Baby Stribling of Macon Georgia in a bout at Tulsa. The victory adds a knockout win to Vincent’s record as the two boxers clash in Oklahoma.
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Sanders doubles 10 to beat Raleigh in Greensboro
Sanders hit a double to left scoring Kilpatrick who opened the Patriot half of the ninth with a single. Greensboro beat Raleigh 6 to 5. The Pats led until the Caps tied it in the last frame. Greensboro outhit Raleigh 11 to 10.
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Baseball Roundup From Yesterday Features Stars and Triumphs
Yesterday's games highlighted Fred Marberry and the Senators with four hits and a ninth inning RBI to win. Richbourg and the Braves, Stanek, drove in tying and winning runs in the eighth against the Pirates. Sheriff Blake and the Cubs toppled the Giants 10-3. Babe Ruth powered the Yankees with a single a double and his 30th homer driving in three and scoring three as they beat the White Sox. Jimmy Foxx contributed for the Athletics with a two on triple in the eighth to beat the Tigers 3-1.
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