Mechanicsville IK SRD Streaks to Victory Over Teaguetown
Mechanicsville edged Teaguetown 6 to 5 after scoring four runs in the eighth inning to erase a three run lead. McMillan led hitters with three hits in four at bats while Swinson saved the game with key ninth inning relief. Wood earned the win with Swinson’s strong ninth inning to close out the contest.
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Mechanicsville
Teaguetown
Teaguetown Lads
McMillan
Watson
Paschal
Wood
Swinson
Mechanicsville Air
R. H. O. E. Hollingsworth
Green
Cook
Yokisy
Weisner
B.cf
Froetoer
McMilien
Tip
Teaguetown Ab
Saks
Es Broen
Si Kaes
Yokley
J. Edwarde
Pachal
T. Edwards
Yakley
J. Edwards
Proctor
Four High Point playgrounds open for public use
Four municipal playgrounds will open to the public in High Point on Monday as part of a new recreation program. Locations include Ray Street, Emma Blair, Cloverdale, and William Penn High School grounds with age 2 to adult participation and daily programs from 9 am to noon and 4 to 6:30 pm.
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High Point
Ray Street
Emma Blair
Cloverdale
William Penn High School
W. F. Bailey
Bailey
Duke University
Harvard University
City All Stars Triumph Over Rube Inc In Baseball Showdown
The City All Stars defeated Rube Inc 8 to 5 as Harris surrendered 10 hits for the losers. D Stout led the winners with four singles in five trips while C Davis and H Davis top scored for Rube Inc with two hits apiece. Attendance 250 and umpires Wollen and Farlow.
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City All-Stars
Harris
Rube Inc
C. Davis
H. Davis
Rube
D. Stout
Rube _ Inc
Deave
Osborne
Spencer
Bures
Eraer
Vika
D. Stent. A
Pierce
Wis
Uss
Gray
Burge
O. Stout
Howell
Frazier
Pierce Perdue
Wall
Burgess
McGee
Haris
Wollen
Farlow
Adams-Millis Subdues Highland 10-3 in Baseball
Adams-Millis defeated Highland 10 to 3 as Highland managed 11 hits but failed to score until the last inning. Stone hit a homer with two on base in the opening frame and drove in runs, while Bridges worked nine innings for Highland.
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Stone
Homer
Adams-Millis
Highland
Lopp
Tay G A. Martin
O Stone
P McFarland
O W. Martin
Woody
O Highland Ab
E Parker
Q McDonald
B. An’son
Dennis
F Spoon
Rf .W
Warner
O Fields
Hamby
Q Bridges
Bridges
A. Martin
McFarland
Mann
Millikan
Pickett Mill Tops Stehli Silk Nine In Big Slugger Bout
Smith leads Pickett Mill with a home run triple and single as they beat Stehli Silk Nine 10 to 6. M Board shines in right with a diving line-drive catch and double play, while Smith allowed six hits on the mound in a well played afternoon game.
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Smith
Pickett Mill
Stehli Silk Mill
Pickett
M. Board
Stehli Ab
Comby
Hughes
W. Borge
O McDowell
Py. Borge
Johnson
R. Jones
G. Borge
Bowman
Kimet
Boy
Carter
O Holcomb
Ser
Snc Kusucuucu
Somes
R. BeOat
Pcrs Kg
McDowell
C. Ray
C. Board
P. Borge
Nabors
J. Jones
Borge
Picketts
Stehli
Milloway
Wilmer Hines Heads Carolina Tourney List of Players
Wilmer Hines a young Columbia star will head the list of players at the Carolina tennis tournament opening Monday at Greenville Country Club Hines is favored to win as Bryan Grant of Atlanta will not defend the singles cup Gus Fear and Carroll Turner the present doubles titleholders will not seek the title again this year
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Greenville
U S. C
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
Greenville Country Club
Hines
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Gus Fear
Carroll Turner
Macon Takes Two and Tourists Split
Macon swept both ends of a doubleheader with Columbia in Columbia South Carolina winning 6 to 3 in game one and 4 to 3 in game two. Macon executed a triple play in the first game and the pitchers were Newsome Richards Foster Coltrane Gross Perritt Jones Moore Cromer.
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Columbia
S. C
Macon
R H E
Newsome
Richards
Foster
Coltrane
Gross
Perritt
Rhe Macon
Jones and Moore
Cromer
Asheville Tourists Rally To Split Doubleheader
Asheville defeats Greenville 10 to 9 in the first game after trailing 6 5 then wins the nightcap 7 to 1. Pitchers include Pearce Hunter Richardson McCrea for Greenville and Asbeck Washington Stein Hunter Baylin Ormand Jilek for Asheville.
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Asheville
Greenville
R H
Pearce
Hunter
Richardson
McCrea
R H E
Asbeck
Washington
Stein and Hunter
Baylin, Ormand
Jilek
Hornets Triumph in Afternoon Victory Over Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on July 19 the Charlotte Hornets defeated Augusta 8 to 5 in the first game of a doubleheader. Brown Wical and Luebbe contributed to the Charlotte offense while Schuman Harris and Knox worked for Augusta. The teams were set to face off again for the night game inaugurating the home night baseball rally.
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Hornets
Augusta
Charlotte
R H
Brown
Wical
Luebbe
Schuman
Harris
Knox
Diamond Mills Dominate Salvation Army in Third Straight Win
The Diamond Hosiery nine defeated the Salvation Army team 9-5 at Allen Jay School diamond. Diamond 201 000 204 9 runs 14 hits 32 at bats. Salvation Army 002 100 200 5 runs 5 hits 22 at bats. Batteries Garner and Caroll for Diamond. Staton and Gaddis for Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army
Salvationists
Allen Jay School
Army
B. Garner
Caroll
Staton
Gaddis
Denny Roll and Panel Company Defeats Jamestown in Ten Innings
Jamestown fell 7 to 0 in a ten inning game as E Ozment fueled the win with three late hits in four at bats. Groome led Jamestown with two hits in four trips, while P Thomas homered for the Veneer men in the tenth to seal the victory.
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Denny
Jamestown
Denny Roll and Panel Company
Baseballers
E. Ozment
Groome
P. Thomas
Goodson
Ig Searvey
Close
Juniors Top Seniors 12-11 In Club Golf Match
The Junior Golf Team defeated the Senior team at the Country Club by 12 to 11 in a team match play event. Eight players per side, winner of each match earns three points, marking an innovative club pastime with strong interest. Senior lineup included G C Kester L R Hunt T J Gold Jr L H White F H Wood J S Welborn Heman Abels R C Hubbard. Junior lineup included Howard Marsh G S Swanson D Wood E S Wood W Snow G Clinard J S Douglas Logan Porter.
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G. C. Kester
L. R. Hunt
T. J. Gold, Jr
L. H. White
F. H. Wood
J. S. Welborn
Heman Abels
R. C. Hubbard
Howard Marsh
G. S. Swanson
D. Wood
E. S. Wood
W. Snow
G. Clinard
J. 8. Douglas
Logan Porter
Mrs J S Welborn Wins Ladies Putting Contest
Mrs. J. S. Welborn won the ladies putting contest with a score of 37 to receive the prize. Mrs. Jessie Harris tied with Mrs. John Henry and Mrs. H. H. Wheeler with a 409, won second place on the play off.
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J. S. Welborn
Jessie Harris
John Henry
H. H. Wheeler
Trinity Defeats Seagrove Nine 8 to 7 In Tight Battle
Trinity defeated Seagrove 8 to 7 in a hard fought afternoon game. Outfielder Miler starred with multiple wide catches and three safeties in five trips and scored the deciding run. Final line shows Trinity 201 300 002 and Seagrove 062 030 002 with Lohr White and B Craven on the mound.
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Trinity
Seagrove
Miler
Lohr
White
B. Craven
International League Scores From Evening Play
Reading defeated Toronto 2 to 1 while Jersey City topped Rochester 11 to 3 and Baltimore beat Montreal 11. Newark scheduled for a night game at Buffalo as part of the circuit action.
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Reading
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
C. Newark
Buffalo
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al Singer
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Winston
Durham
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Winston-Salem
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Noble
Ferrell
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Husta
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Iaevier
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Thelor
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O'Malley
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Noble Folliard
Hasta
Rimmer
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Hobbs
Omaney
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Toudy
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Ele
Rnehen
Mallonee
Hilletn
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Indley
Taylor
Walsh
O’malley
Perry
Query
Bray
Sammy Mandell
Arthur Donovan
Yankee Stadium
New York
Singer
Mandell
Rube Eldridge, Inc
City Nine
Cuy
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Country Club
Phil Warner
Meadowbrook Golf Course
Carolina Tourney
Diamond Mills
Amestown
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Tenn
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Chatta
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Karr
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Walker
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Milstead
Kelly
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Zumbo
Miner
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Touchstone
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Hearn
Francis
Polvogt
Mobile Bears
Mobile
Ben
Jamin
Pranun
England
By Lauter
HE Sanek
Alexandria
Coron Sae League
Germany
Cannon-Fetter Co
South Main
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