Walters Drops Hurling Duel as Bulls Edge Pointers 4 3
Walters loses to Patterson in a pitchers duel at Willis Park with Durham Bulls 4 3 over the Pointer squad. Patterson struck out eight, walked seven, while Walters fanned four and issued one free pass. Poor Pointer hitting and two Tankersley errors cost the game despite Walters strong outing.
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Patterson
Durham Bulls
Dan Boone
Durham
Tankersley
Bulls
Dunkle
Strange
Taylor
Phelps
Willis Park
Poki Taylor
Johnson
Wolfe
Tauby
Whitted
U Strange
Uv Patterson
High Point
H. Po Kk Williams
Millsaps
Jones
Cf Om
U Boone
Rf Ee
Ranval
Crowley
Lauby
Williams
Beck
Brandon
Caviness Shuts Out Cols in Preseason Overtime Showdown
Henderson wins 2 0 as Smokey Joe Caviness blanked his Salisbury foes in a prettier mound duel. Danny O Shea belted a homer in the fourth after Hasta walked. McNeill allowed only three hits with four strikeouts. Barker's lunging catch highlighted Henderson defense as they open the series with a victory.
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Henderson
Smokey Joe Caviness
Salisbury
Danny O'Shea
Husta
O’shea
McNeill
Cols
Smokey Joe
Barker
Packard
Hetfner
Gallagher
Receara
Mees
Hisaser
Munohl
St Gi
Pahiman
Tery
Blew
Asquiduty
Eleazer
Hasta
Heffner
Junior League Baseball Play Opens Tomorrow
The American Legion junior baseball series opens with Greensboro and Winston clash at Willis Park and Friday Winston meets High Point at Cone Park in Greensboro. Games start 3 30 with no admission. Local club led by W W Lewis and J B Dunn aims for top honors. lineup includes Gaddis Harris Cooper Sensenbach Connor Clodfelter Clark Mask Phibbs Culler Morris Eldridge Hayworth Whitley.
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High Point
Greensboro
Burlington
Durham-Chapel Hill
W. W. Lewis
J. B. Dunn
Gaddis
Harris
Cooper
Sensenbach
Connor
Clodfelter
Clark
Mask
Phibbs
Culler
Morris
Eldridge
Duke of Spero
Hayworth
Whitley
New York Boxers Dundee and Singer Win in Tight Decisions
Johnny Dundee edged Eddie Martin in a points decision while Al Singer of New York defeated Carl Duane of Brooklyn. Both bouts featured competitive action and narrow margins at the city venue.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Grimes and Grove Lead The Major League Pitchers
Burleigh Grimes and Bob Grove demonstrate why they head the leagues as the Pirates beat Brooklyn and the A’s defeat Chicago. Grimes improves to 14 victories against 2 losses while Grove moves to 14 and 2, with both showing dominant pitching. Chicago and Cincinnati, New York and St Louis also win, keeping pace with the leaders in a day of continued strong performances.
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Burleigh Grimes
Bob Grove
Grimes
Pirates
Brooklyn
Grove
Chicago White Sox
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athleticg
Gip Heb SO Grimes
Cubs
Giants
Chicago
Boston Braves
Hal Carlton
Cincinnati Reds
Larry Benton
Reds
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chick Hafey
Cardinal
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St. Louis Browns
Brown
Lou Gehrig
Washington
Detroit
Senators
George Uhle
Johnson
Tigers
Marty McManus
Cleveland Indians
Danny Mac Fayden
Boston Red Sox
Ww. L. Pet
Greensboro
Durham
Winston-Salem Abrh
Winston
Bryan
High Point
Maltby
Henderson
Brown Rf
Salisbury
Eae
Evans
Anderson
Whiteman Iron
Ll. Pect
Rimmer
Kinston
Forrest
Mount
Rocky
Miller Ec
Fayetteville
Mauney
Goldsboro
Greenville
Wilmington
Kilpatrick Ss
Brandon
L. Pet A
Young
Philadelphia
Parrish
Rfa
New York
Cox
St. Louis
Brummitt If
Cleveland
Baker
Harrill
Barnes
Boston
Turner
Winston-Salem
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Ewe
Man
Pareee
Rish
Whiteman
Rimmers
Patrick
Cincinnati Ose
American Association
St. Pet Salem
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kopshaw
Morgan
Indianapolis
Mauney versus Baker. Greensboro tops Winston-Salem 6 4
In Greensboro on July 9 Vance Mauney pitched well for Winston-Salem but Red Baker surpassed him as Greensboro won the opener 6 to 4. Baker drove in two runs with a fourth inning double to spark the Greensboro comeback.
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Greensboro
Vance Mauney
Winston- Salem
Baker
Bill Goble Wins First Junior Y Swim Meet Overall
Wm Coble leads with 27 points across four first places a tie for first and a second. Hinkle dominates diving while Wheelis Clinard McAnally and Bullock place in sprints dips and distances. Relay wins by inches with Hinkle Cooper Wheelis taking the victory.
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Wm. Coble
Coble
Winford Hinkle
Gilbert Clinard
Wm. McAnally
Wm. Wheelis
Wm M. Anally
Albert McAnally
John Bullock
Wyatt Wall
Lalon Cooper
Enoch Cooper
International Paper Company Declares Quarterly Dividends
The Board of Directors declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 3/4 percent on the Cumulative 7 Preferred Stock and 1 1/2 percent on the Cumulative 6% Preferred Stock for the current quarter. Payments are July 15, 1929 to holders of record at close of business June 25, 1929. Checks mailed. Transfer books do not close. Owen Surprem, Vice President and Treasurer.
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International Paper Company
New York
Owen Surpuern
Treas
Boston
Mass
R.G. Lapo
Avr
Treasus
Sonnenberg and Lewis Meet in Third Heavyweight Title Show
Boston July 9 Gus Sonnenberg heavy weight king meets Ed Strangler Lewis for the third time. Sonnenberg lost crown to Lewis in their second bout but the Strangler remains favorite for tonight's bout. Lewis says he has a perfect defense for Sonnenberg's flying tackle, feared move in the champ's repertoire.
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Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Dartmouth
Strangler
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