High Point to Open North Carolina Night Baseball Debut
High Point will host the first night baseball game in North Carolina under arc lights with a 8:30 start against Greensboro. Four thousand fans expected as officials, league presidents, and celebrities attend the dedication. Molly Cox returns from injury and Cresson is reinstated for mound action.
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High Point
North Carolina
Durham
Winston Salem
J. H. Jennings
Greensboro
Bramham
Piedmont League
Molly
Molly Cox
Cresson
Golf Tourney Notes Show Split Grip and Elbow Close
A fragmentary report describes swing mechanics with emphasis on left hand grip and keeping the left elbow near the body. It mentions Bobby Jones and others, with references to 1920s players, tournaments, and scattered notes on entries, practice, and publication activity in a journalism context.
Southern men's tennis meet opens with top contenders
MEMPHIS July 7 Luminaries of Dixie's courts entered the fifty fourth annual southern men's tennis championship Bryant Grant the defending title holder illustrated strong form Wilmer Hines of Columbia S C has played uninterrupted matches through five southern events this year Carolinian 17 yesterday captured the southern junior tournament at Memphis defeating Bill Reese 6 3 6 3 6 1 Other hot favorites opening today include Cliff Sutter Gus Fear Terry Burwell and Robert Bryan
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Memphis
Tenn
Bryant Grant
Atlanta
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Hines
Bill Reese
South Carolina
Mid-Atlantic
Cotton States
Tri-State
Cliff Sutter
New Iran
Gus Fear
Miami
Fla
Terry Burwell
Charlotte
N. C
Robert Bryan
Chattanooga
Major League Baseball Adds Strong Moves as Standings Tighten
Washington and Philadelphia lock in a duel for the league lead after key trades. Shires delivers a bases loaded single in the tenth to win for the Senators as they sweep the Yankees. Athletics edge Red Sox as Earnshaw notches his 11th victory. Browns, Indians, Tigers, and Robins show gains with new faces and clutch finishes, while Giants and Cardinals split doubleheaders.
Gallant Fox Seeks Arlington Classic Prize Money
Gallant Fox, lauded as the season's top two year old, trains for Chicago's Arlington classic. With Earl Sande aboard, the Big Horse completed a 1:50 25 mile workout on a drying track. Trainer George Tappan praised the performance as suitable ahead of Saturday's $60,000 race.
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Chicago
William Woodward
Gallant Fox
Earl Sande
Fox
George Tappan
James Fitzsimmons
Quick Relief From Headache Capudine Ad
Capudine provides rapid headache relief as a liquid medicine. Take two teaspoonfuls in water when in pain for soothing effects and calm relaxation. Advertises availability at drug stores in single doses and bottles priced 10c 30c and 60c.
Seven New World Records Set in National AAU Meet
Long Beach, July 7. Seven new world records and five American marks were set in the National AAU swimming championships. Helene Madison of Seattle swam multiple women’s world records including 100 meters freestyle in 1 2 10, 440 yards free in 5 48 4-10, 880 yards in 11 41 2-10, and the mile in 24 34 2-10. Men’s world records included George Kojac’s 200 meter backstroke in 2 35 4-0, Clarence Crabbe’s 880 yard free in 10 22 9-10, and Crabbe’s mile free in 21 27. Former marks cited dated 1925–1929.
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Long Beach
Cal
Helene Madison
Seattle
Albine Osipowich
Madison
McKin
Miss McKim
George Kojac
New York
A. C
Toshio Drive
Japan
Clarence Crabbe
Arne Borg
Sweden
Charlotte Hornets Set For Seven Home Games In Week
Sally League reports a seven game home slate for Charlotte with Columbia, Greenville, Macon and Asheville visiting. Macon adds Kershaw Jones to the lineup as teams shuffle rosters while Colunbia, Augusta and Asheville competitors seek strength ahead of September.
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Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte Hornets
Queen City
Hoblitzell
Columbia
Comets
Greenville
Macon
Schoonermen
George Spiers
Asheville
Odie Strain
Wolves
Hal Stebbins
Kershaw Jones
Peaches
Augusta
South Atlantic League
Former N U Grid Star Drowns In Long Lake
Al Lassman former star tackle for New York University football drowned in Long Lake at Harrison Maine. His body was recovered after hours of grappling. Lassman endured injuries in 1927 and 1928 that derailed his chances as an all American and ended his college football prospects.
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Harrison
al Lassman
New York University
Long Lake
Carnegie Tech
Coggeshall Captures Western Tennis Title on Forfeit
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines Iowa won the 1930 western singles tennis championship after Clifford Sutter of New Orleans defaulted with a leg cramp at five games all in the fifth set. Sutter and his partner Maurice Bayon also defaulted in the men’s doubles final to Coggeshall and Bruce Barnes of Austin Texas.
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Chicago
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Sutter
Tulane University
Coggeshall
Maurice Bayon
Tulane
Bruce Barnes
Austin
Tex
American Stars Win Ner Title
American pair John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison captured the British men's doubles title at Wimbledon defeating John Doeg and George Lott in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-2 before 7500 spectators. The Americans, favorites after recent form, dominated the final securing back to back titles.
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John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
John Doeg
George Lott
Wimbledon
England
van Ryn
Allison
Lott
Doeg
United States
Lott-Doe
Baseball Standings From Recent League Games
Results list recent scores and win loss lines for the Southern, International, and American Associations. Teams include New Orleans, Little Rock, Birmingham, Nashville, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Mobile, Memphis, Toronto, Baltimore, Rochester, Newark, Jersey City, Montreal, Reading, Buffalo, Columbus, Toledo, Indianapolis, Louisville, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and St. Paul with mixed results and updated records.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Jersey City
Montreal
Reading
Buffalo
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn Ee
PW Soon
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Southern Association
Chattanooga Atlanta
Kansas City Or
Ical Pee
Southeastern League Standings and Scores Snapshot
Columbus 6 0 leads, Montgomery 3 2, Tampa 6 over Jacksonville 8, Selma 5 defeats Pensacola 3 in latest action.
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Columbus
Montgomery
Tampa
Jacksonville
Selma
Pensacola
National League Scores and Standings Snapshot
In National League action Philadelphia defeated New York . The Phillies won 8 to 2 while New York stood 10 and 6. Brooklyn beat Boston 10 to 4. Cincinnati fell to Chicago 5 to 4 as St Louis trailed Pittsburgh 2 to 12 to 1 to 4.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
American League scores roundup
Philadelphia tops Boston 4 to 3 while Cleveland shuts out St Louis 7 to 0 Detroit defeats Chicago 5 to 2 and Washington beats New York 3 to 2 in the concluded games of the league.
Duke Day Observed At Lake Junaluska On July 15
Duke Day will be celebrated at Lake Junaluska on July 15 with Don Elias of Asheville ex president of the alumni association and trustee board member, President W P Few and other university officials expected. Henry M Duire former editor of the Winston Salem Journal and now director of public recreations and alumni affairs of Duke will act as toastmaster at the reunion dinner that night.
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Lake Junaluska
Duke
Don Elias
Asheville
Alumni Association
W. P. Few
Henry M. Duire
Winston-Salem Journal
Boxer Willie Stribling Makes History In Ring Odds
The record shows Willie Stribling with 275 starts two losses on fours two wins and no knockouts. Friends critique Pa and Ma for his cautious fights while he has shown dancing clinching and ring tactics not on the official sheet. His knockout tally reaches 122 with about 100 opponents rendered unconscious in the stands and on the field. A beer soaked fan at Sportsmen's Park in St Louis recently declared support for Goose Golean in a lighthearted moment.
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Stribling
Willie
California
Australis
Msachusetts
New York
Texas
Canada
Kansas
Colorado
George
Strib
Sportsmen's Park
St. Louis
Goose Goelin
Beans Miner Retired From Peoria Club
Night games under artificial lights may save minor league baseball says veteran catcher Beans Miner after his release from Peoria in the Three Eye League. He could not see back of the plate and was returned to Nashville of the Southern Association.
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Peoria
Hol
Miner
Nashville Club
Southern Association
Fox River Valley Team Flies To Green Bay For 6 5 Loss
Green Bay July 7. The Wisconsin Rapids member of the Fox River Valley league in Class A traveled in a 12 passenger airplane and lost the game 6 to 5.
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Green Bay
Wis
Fox River Valley League
Wisconsin Rapids
Schmeling Ordered By Physicians To Rest For Months
Berlin July 7 report says Max Schmeling, the world heavyweight champion, was ordered by doctors to rest two or three months before resuming training. Physicians cited varicocele of the right side as a result of the foul that gave him the title win over Jack Sharkey.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
German Boxing Commission
Schmeling
Groce Re-elected Epworth League Head
Rev. J. C. Groce of Belmont was reelected president of the Epworth League assembly of Western North Carolina at the conference. Robert J. Griffith of Winston-Salem named vice president Miss Annie Goff of Winston-Salem secretary Jose D. Thompson of Mooresville treasurer and R. Ray Jones of Greensboro Epworth Era agent. About 500 young people enrolled for credit courses during the conference.
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Lake Junaluska
J. C. Groce
Belmont
Epworth League Assembly
Western North Carolina
League
Methodist Young People of
North Carolina
Robert J. Griffith
Winston- Salem
Annie Goff
Winston-Salem
Jose D. Thompson
Mooresville
R. Ray Jones
Greensboro
Piedmont and South Atlantic League Matchups Today
In the Piedmont League Durham faces Raleigh while Greensboro plays High Point and Winston Salem meets Henderson. In other games Boston visits Brooklyn Chicago hosts Cincinnati New York plays Philadelphia Pittsburgh travels to St Louis Detroit plays Chicago Washington visits Boston St Louis hosts Cleveland. In the South Atlantic League Macon visits Greenville.
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Henderson
Greensboro See
Winston-Salem Ee
Durham
High Point
E . Ae
Raleigh
Eases Ee
Piedmont League
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Major League Leaders as of July 6
Batting leaders include Gehrig of the Yankees at .392 and O Doul of the Phillies at .398. Ruth of the Yankees leads in runs with 94 and in home runs with 32. Gehrig drives in 88 runs while Hodapp of the Indians has 169 hits. Stolen bases cite Rice of the Senators with 12. Other leaders include McManus of the Tigers with 25 doubles and Combs of the Yankees with 12 triples.
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Gehrig
Yanks
Ruth
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Cuyler
Cubs
Klein
Phils
Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cards
Wilson
Walter Johnson Jr. Returns to Mound for Bethesda Juniors
Walter Johnson Jr., only 15, made a comeback by pitching two hitless innings for the Bethesda Juniors after a severe auto accident left him with broken legs. His father Walter Johnson Sr. watched proudly as the young pitcher started the game but did not bat or run bases to protect his legs.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Bethesda
Stars Shires Sparks Late Rally For Senators Victory
Yesterday Stars Art Shires and Senators pinch hit in the tenth to drive in tying and winning runs against the Yankees. Waite Hoyt limited the White Sox to seven hits and won 5-2. Taylor Douthit homered in the ninth to beat the Pirates 2-1 as Cardinals offense produced only two hits. George Earnshaw allowed nine hits and struck out seven to power the Athletics past the Red Sox 4-3. Ike Boone debuted with the Robins Coast League, singling, homering, and making a sensational left field catch.
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Washington
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Heinie Manush
al Crowder
Art Shires
Dave Harris
Fof
Chicago
Athletics
Philadelphia
Shires
New York Yankees
Yanks
Bump Hadley
Boston Red Sox
George Earnshaw
Dan Macfayden
Cleveland Indians
Clint Brown
Waite Hoyt
Detroit
Brooklyn Robins
Ike Boone
Boone
Robins
Boston Braves
Reds
Brooklyn
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Cards
Pittsburgh
Spencer
Douthit
Yankees
Tigers
Whitesox
Taylor Douthit
Cardinals
Pirates
Red Sox
Land sale notice in Guilford County North Carolina
Public auction set for July 29 1930 at noon at the Greensboro courthouse to sell land in High Point Guilford County described as Lot 159 Division 2 T Y Hamilton property. Sale subject to taxes and assessments. The deed of trust dates from April 24 1928 and names R M Lowe Lena Lowe as grantors and Central Bank and Trust Company as trustee.
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R. M. Lowe
Ux Lena Lowe
Central Bank and Trust Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point
County of Gullford
State of
Hansell Street
Fox Street
Burton Street
T. Y. Hamilton
Caroline
Central Bank & Trust Company
J. C. Alexander
High priced American boats gain popularity in market
The report notes rising demand for expensive American boats, with buyers showing interest in premium models and new features. Dealers report steady inquiries and growing interest from affluent customers, signaling a shift toward higher end maritime craft.
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Interla
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Johnny Farrell
Dead Shute
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Los Angeles
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Pion
George Winer
Thomas Brae
Bksure
J. W. Ivey
Mgr
Buffalo Springs
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Ala
Biloxi
Mise
Gulf Port
Southern Railway
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N. Y. U. Grid
National League
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Tain
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