Washingtons rout of Detroit 11 to 3 seals first berth
Washington burst ahead with seven fifth inning runs to defeat Detroit 11 to 3 at Havin Field. Cronin homered double and single to pace the Senators while Thomas and Goslin contributed key hits as Sorrell faltered in relief. Hogsett and Sorrell also shuffled baseballs through the innings in a brisk 1 hour 26 minute game.
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Detroit
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Havin Field
al Thomas
Tigers
Gerald Walker
Greenberg
Cow
Vic Sorrel
Senators
Briege
Cronin
Thomas
Myers
Manush
Jo Jo White
Goslin
Sorrell
Chief Hogcett
Schulte
Sewell
Myer
Ee Berg
Hogcett
Sorrel
Gorrell
Hogett
Herrings
Lazzeri's Homer Lifts Yankees Over Indians
Lazzeri belts a homer and drive in the winning run as the Yankees top the Indians 9 to 5. Vosmik 2 hits and Lazzeri 3 base hits pace New York while Averill Vosmik Gehrig and Boss contribute multi hits. Boss handles two double plays in a tense game with 10 Cleveland hits and 5 walks against Allen and Ferrell.
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Vosmik
Lazzeri
Dickey
Averill
Gehrig
Boss
Porter
Cissell
Knickerbocker
Chapman
New York
Cleveland
Allen
Ferrell
Alien
Pennock
Laeaeri
Sinth
Yankees
Indians
Welker
Tee Gehrig
Crometti
Kemp
Hale
Cinsell
Boss Tm
Rune
Pirates Split Doubleheader With Phillies In 18 Innings
In Philadelphia on July 1 the Pirates and Phillies split an 18 inning doubleheader. The Phillies won the opener 13 8 behind Chuck Klein 16th homer, while the Pirates took the nightcap 4 3 as Hal Smith held Philadelphia to 10 hits and Pittsburgh struck for 13 off three Philadelphia pitchers. Vaughan scored crucial runs and Suhr homered in the opener.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Phils
Chuck Klein
Gus Suhr
Pirates
Hal Smith
Phil
Vaughan
Paul Waner
Suhr
Pie Traynor
Piet
Hansen
Pirate
ST. Louis
Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Abrhpore Walberg
Bishop
Cramer
Johnson
Ad Coleman
Eee Foxx
Madjeski
Cochrane
Higgins
eFe Wiliams
Peterson
Weer Farnshew
Ped Cain
Ped Cain, A McNair
Anne I Miller
Louis
Rhpoae
Scharein
West
Pee Eeus Carms
Eaee Campbell
Hebert
P . Wells
Campbell
Burns
Coleman
Williams
Foxx
Garma
Cain
Storti
Levey
Storts
Abrae
Philadel
Lindstrom
Pittsburgh
Seeeee
Esses Er Eeeweee
Earnshaw
Walberg
Coffman
Weer
McDonald
He- Pieinich
Bert
Wells
Win Chagnon
Evee
Kremer
Eeef Cain
Hoyt
Thevenow
Harris
Douss Cseseses
Boyt
Sth
Abrapore
Pullin
Bartell
Klein
Ulmerich
Weee Todd
E Knothe
Pweet Ee Bum
Kiein
Toad
Schulmerich
Warner
Pullis
Hurst
Todd
P Waner
Mite
Chagnon
Marrnes
Mansen
Ove Davis
Knothe
Collins
P Liska
P Peeteee
Elliott
Dugas
Liska
Americans Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals In Singles
Ellsworth Vines Jr and Helen Wills Moody lead two Americans into the Wimbledon quarter finals as Lester Stoefen and Helen Jacobs win in singles. Jacobs defeats Dorothy Andruss Burke 6 0 6 4 while Moody advances and Vines beats Daniel Prenn 6 3 6 2 6 4. Stoefen and Sutter win doubles, Jones loses to Cochet.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Tily & (P
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Helen Wills Moody
Lester Stoefen
Helen Jacobs
United States
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Moody
Vines
Daniel
Prenn
Mrs. Moody
George Patrick Hughes
Cliff Sutter
Ian G. Collins
O. L. Webb
Stoefen
Sutter
A. Lacroix
L. de Dorman
Elizabeth Ryan
Enrique Maier
David N. Jones
Cambridge
Henri Cochet
Jones
Gorilla Jones Wins Off Marine By Kayo
Mortila Jones of Akron Ohio defended the middleweight title by KOing Marino in San Francisco in the last round of a 10 round bout. Jones led most of the fight using clever boxing and accurate punching and finished with a looping right to secure the victory and belt.
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San Francisco
Mortila Jones
Akron
Ohio
National Boxing Associan
Durham Beats Richmond 10 2 In Series Finale At Home
Durham pitcher Elland earned his sixth win in seven starts as Durham defeated Richmond 10 to 2 in the finale. May led Durham with three hits, while Richmond tallied runs early but failed to extend the offense. Five double plays aided Elland while Richmond stranded eight runners.
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Durham
Richmond
Lefty Eiland
Bull
Abrapore Kilpatrick
Korn
Bee Rodgers
Mendee
Wade
Rf Sportteos
Beowa
Ia Garg
Rome
Wienss
Mares
Osee Onmlew
Baskin
Marens
Abrapcarf McCloy
Os Schrein
Es Gay Peek
Scharein
Kay
Jones
Elland
Galvin
Brown
May
Gal- Powers
McCloy
Powers
Morena
Marena
Roy
Pirates Visit High Point Pointers in Piedmont Clash
Wilmington Pirates led by Blackie Carter travel to Willisfield to face High Point in a Piedmont league tilt. Carter hoped to spark a local upset and fans expect a packed grandstand for the 8:30 p.m. start with possible pitching choices including Perry Sherrill Andrews and Kirby.
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Blackie Carter
Wilmington Pirates
Willisfield
High Point
Tars
George Cowan
Piedmont Loop
Wilmington
Blackie
Carter
Winston-Salem
Lord” Perry
Lee Sherrill
Tate Andrews
Albert Kirby
Local Golf Team Falls to Westover in Season Opener
The High Point Country Club golf team lost 49 to 35 at Westover in Winston Salem in the season opener. Westover’s Clyde Crutchfield led with 78, while Sam Buie added 77 for the hosts as the meet set a record thanks to Sam Buie’s 38 in the last flight.
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Winston-Salem
High Point Country Club
Westover Club
High Point
Andy Merriemen
Sam Bule
G. H. Hallenback
Westover
Clyde Crutchfield
Jimmy Crosby
Lewis Palster
Paul McCarthey
Sam Buie
Preacher Webber
G. W. Brownlow
W. R. Rierson
Tom Darlington
C. Cox
B. G. Glenm
Worth McCallister
A. M. Utley
George Atkin
Dr. Mason
Allen Pegram
A. C. Glenn
Bill McClenden
H. P. Walls
Highland Mills Rout Amazon Nine 13 to 2 in slugfest
Highland mills of High Point defeated Amazon mills 13 to 2 after an explosive afternoon inning. Cates and Thomas led the winners with three of five apiece. Thomas homered. Brooks Nails and Barnes paced the visitors with solid bats through the game.
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Thomasville
Highland Mills
High Point
Amazon Mills
Highland
Amazon
Cates
Thomas
Brooks
Nails
Barnes
Sarazen and Cotton Lead British Open Favorites
Golf legends Gene Sarazen and Henry Cotton share betting favor as the British Open opens at St Andrews. A field of 287 includes 18 Americans and 4 amateurs, with notable names such as Johnny Farrell Joe Kirkwood and Young Joe Ezar and Canada’s Sandy Somerville among entrants.
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St. Andrews
Frank H. King
Scotland
Gene Sarazen
Haneer
Henry Cotton
England
St. Andrews Links
United States
Debonair
Johnny Farrell
United
Joe Kirkwood
Joe Ezar
Waco
Texas
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Joshua Crane
Brookline
Mass
Sweeney Brothers
Charles
Robert
G. Ross
Sandy) Somerville
U. S
Michael Scott
Dunlap
Yoylake
Neighborhood Tennis League results and upcoming fixtures
Results from the past week show High Point Hospital beating Kivett Board in doubles and singles with varied scores. Montlieu Avenue’s team dominates in the B division, while Archdale battles Farrise Avenue. Perryville and Green Street faced rain delays, with Monday resumption planned.
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High Point Hospital
Kivett Board
High Point College
Johnson Street
Montlieu Avenue
Montlieu
Woodrow Netmen
Perryville
Lechrest
Archdale
Farrise Avenue
Cedron Avenue
Lindsay
Green
Jamestown
Kivett Road
Country Club
H. P. Hospital We
College
Wee
Ardale
Montifeuve
Sechrest
Green Street
Lindsay We
Farrie
Lewis Carroll Writer Real Name Revealed
Historical note confirms Charles Ladwidge Dodgson used the pen name Lewis Carroll for his writings. The exposed name ties to his most famous works and raises interest in his early literary career.
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Charles Ladwidge Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
Cotton Stockpiles Reach 10 Million Bales in June
The Agriculture Department reports American cotton on hand as of June 1 at 10,739,999 bales, about two and a half times normal. May mill activity hit three year high, and May exports approached 60,000 bales, the largest for the month since 1927.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Trinity Triumphs With Lohr In Pitcher Duel
Trinity collects 16 hits led by Kennedy two base hits from Miller and Smith and steals by Cumby Briles 2 Bouldin and Hill. Lohr earns the win over Jester as Mt Pleasant outhits Trinity 10 to 8 with 5 left on base for Trinity and 6 for Mt Pleasant.
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Trinity
Mt Pleasant
Miller
Cumby
Kennedy
Mt. Pleasant
Ween Miller
White
Smith
Seere
Cagle
R. White
Peon Shaw
P Lobr
Pleasant
Briles
C. Crotts
A. Thayer
Se Kennedy
Wall
Prevost
Jester
Oeeteene Crotts
Bouldin
Hill
Shaw
Lohr
Crofts
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Ritter's Lake
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Co. L. Gray
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