Unanimous Vote Upholds Split Season Ruling
Rasam Sanders notified Raleigh Piedmont league clubs that the national board sustains Judge Bramham the split must be by unanimous vote. Raleigh appeals after six clubs voted for a split. the board says the season remains unsplit and Raleigh will seek further action.
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National Board of Arbitration
Bramham
Rasam Sanders
Raleigh
John H. Farrell
Sanders
W. G. Bramham
Mr. Sanders
National Board
Eddie Winston
Piedmont
Charlotte
High Point
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Durham
Henderson
Greensboro
Coan
Winston- Salem
Freddie Miller Poised for Featherweight Title Bout in Cincinnati
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati is tipped to win the featherweight world title when he faces Bat Battalino at Redland Field in Cincinnati on the night of Thursday July 28. The local fighter is described as a sturdy, amiable lad.
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Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Bat Battalino
Redland Field
Twins Loom as Dark Horse in Piedmont Pennant Race
Winston-Salem Twins emerge as a dark horse for runner up in the Piedmont pennant chase. The club has a strong defense, with seven games yielding 17 runs and a 4 1 record, while stepping up offense to win 49 hits and 27 runs over six games. The Twins host the Hornets this week for their first mid season test after beating Asheville today.
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Dark Horse
Piedmont
Charlotte Hearnmen Loom
Hornets
Charlotte
Winston-Salem Twins
Felix Hayman
Twins
Camel City
Mornets
Booster Night Set With Drawn Tickets And Ford Prize
After a rough stretch the Pointers host the league leaders Charlotte Hornets with Guy Morton rested for one of two games. Tonight at 8 15 admission for ladies halves price and tickets drawn from a box with prizes including a Model A Ford roadster for the rain check holder. Tomorrow’s game features Booster Night with more ticket sales and on field drawings for a Ford. Fred Biggerstaff returns to the lineup as Boone sits out tonight. The team then travels to Asheville for a midweek series before hosting Durham.
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Charlotte Hornets
Guy Morton
Bees
Guy Lacy
Hassocks
Fred Biggerstaff
Asheville
Raleigh
Biggerstaff
Boone
Charlotte
Durham
Piedmont League Games Tonight Highlight Local Matchups
Greensboro faces Henderson, Charlotte visits High Point, Asheville plays Winston, and Durham hosts Raleigh in tonight's Piedmont League slate.
Games Today Botton at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago
Today the schedule shows Botton facing Pittsburgh and Brooklyn meeting Chicago. The New York game visits St Louis while Philadelphia travels to Cincinnati.
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Botton
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Incinnatt
Baseball scores and standings from a round of games
Brooklyn beat Chicago 10 to 6 while New York and St Louis split to stand 1-1 and 2-2. Philadelphia lost to Cincinnati 6 to 7 as the two clubs hold 6-7 and 7-1 records respectively.
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Pett. Lows .Eveess
Tookiyn
Seees
New York
Chicago
Beeses
Boston Eeeveeer
St. Louis at New York and Other NBA Matchups
Pairings list includes St. Louis versus New York, Detroit versus Washington, Cleveland versus Boston, and Chicago versus Philadelphia in a regional league schedule.
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St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis and New York baseball results noted
A recap lists St. Louis at 9-2 and New York at 10-8, with Detroit and Washington at 2 and Cleveland 5 vs Boston 6. The terse box scores record standings and key early-season outcomes.
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St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
South Atlantic Tennis Tourney Opens at Sedgefield
Donald Cram of Nashville ranked as favorite as the South Atlantic singles event began at Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro July 20. The cotton states champion Wil- is also among contenders with the tourney underway.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
Donald Cram
Nashville
Tenn
Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
Major batting leaders include Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees with top averages 0.377 and 0.375, while Gehrig tops RBIs at 100. Gehrig also leads runs with 91. Ruth 78. Simmons and Hass share hits in the American League. Klein and Eng lish lead in the National League. Pitchers Grove and Clark post strong win totals.
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Ruth
Yankees
Morgan
Indians
Gehrig
Simmons
Athletics
Hass
Webb
Red Sox
Manush
Senators
West
Reynolds
White Sox
Chapman
Johnson
Tigers
Grove
Marberry
Klein
Phillies
Hendrick
Reds
Davis
Hogan
Giants
English
Cubs
Hornsby
Cuyler
L. Waner
Pirates
Bartell
Terry
Watkins
Cardinals
Ott
Comorsky
Clark
Robins
Bush
Haines
Hines Secures No. 2 Seed in Mid-Atlantic Meet
Mer Hines of Columbia seeded second. Contenders include Jack Mooney of Atlanta, Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga runner up to Hines in the mid-Atlantic tournament at Charlotte, and Harley Shuford of Hickory who shared the doubles title with Hines.
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Mer Hines
Columbia
D. C
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga Tenn
Hines
Charlotte
Harley Shuford
Hickory
N. C
Midweek and Weekend Basketball Schedule Shifts
Midweek pairings place Raleigh in Greensboro, High Point in Asheville, and Henderson in Durham. Weekend slate features Durham at High Point, Henderson at Charlotte, Greensboro at Winston-Salem, and Raleigh at Asheville.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
High Point
Asheville
Henderson
Durham
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Gehrig Leads Yankee Rally With Pair of Homers
Lou Gehrig starred for the New York Yankees as they swept the Stars and Browns 10 9 and 8 2. He had seven at bats with five hits including his 27th and 28th homers and a triple driving in seven in the first game and two more in the nightcap. He moved five homers ahead of Babe Ruth and Chuck Klein among the league's four baggers.
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Gayles Talbot, JR
AP Sports
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Stars Browns
Chuck Klein
Jack Rothrock
Averill
Warstler
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Ston
Senators
Athletics
Detroit
Lloyd Brown
Boston
Mickey
Ebbets Field
Jack Sharkey
Walker
Dutchman
Schmeling
Tommy Loughran
Stars pace two strong wins with varied hitting
Yesterday's Stars report highlights Sylvester Johnson and Paul Derringer of the Cardinals holding the Giants to 15 hits across two games as they won twice 2-1. Frank O'Doul fueled the Robins with a triple, double and two singles against the Cubs. Lloyd Brown limited the Tigers to four hits and scored the winning run. Lou Gehrig drove in nine runs in a Yankees doubleheader against the Browns, homering twice and adding a triple and two singles. Phil Collins held the Reds to eight scattered hits in the second game of the Phillies double bill.
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Nals
Clarke
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Lefty O'Doul
Robins
Chicago
Hollis Thurston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Reds
Phillies
Phil Collins
Associated Press
Sylvester Johnson
Paul Derringer
Cardinals
Giants
Frank O’doul
Cubs
Lloyd Brown
Senators
Tige
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Browns
Dan Boone’s Team Debuts New Infield Twist
In a lighthearted sports note readers are reminded of Dan Boone’s team upgrading its infield into a five cylinder free wheeling system. Despite a 1-6 week record, the writer defends the experimental move as a common early-season carlike innovation.
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Dan Boone
Dan
Dan’s Hornets Face Tough Week With Hard Run Already
The article describes Dan racing through rough terrain near Durham and Raleigh, slipping five mile posts by before stopping near Henderson. He prepares for a Monday Tuesday series against the Hornets, noting opponents’ relentless style and the risk of slipping toward the cellar if not corrected.
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Durham
Raleigh
Dan
Henderson
Hornets
Greensboro
Brace Up High Point and Add Numbers in Last Column
The note urges High Point to adjust a basketball score by adding numerals to Charlotte's final column to avoid a singular game outcome.
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Charlotte
Obsolete Customs Yield To Modern Life As Machines Rise
A reflection on how the mechanical age has transformed living standards and leisure. Old superstitions fade as automobiles airplanes swimming pools radios parks and golf courses reshape daily life and expectations. The era marks a shift away from remote controls of bygone traditions.
Sunday Beginnings and Ends in Puritan Times
The piece notes Puritan practice where Sunday began at sundown and lasted about twenty four hours, reserved for worship rest or frontier conflicts. It describes the stern Sabbath routine and references a Saturday evening shave at four o'clock as part of preparing for the day.
England Youngsters Edge U S In Davis Cup Interzone Final
Great Britain defeats the United States three matches to two to reach the Davis Cup challenge round against France starting Friday in Paris. Perry’s 6-3 8-10 6-3 6-3 win over Wood sealed the Britons’ victory after Austin’s straight-sets win over Shields.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
Henry W
Bunny) Austin
Frederick J. Perry
Frank Shields
Sydney B. Wood
Roland Garros
Britain
France
Perry
Wood
Wuble
Shields
Austin
George Lott
John van Ryn
George Patrick Hayes
America
Reverence for Sunday Clashed With Daily Life
The account notes a man shaving only half his face by noon and leaving the other half unshaved until a weekday, illustrating a strenuous, humorous respect for Sunday in that era.
Sunday Fishing Ban At Municipal Lake Questioned
A local writer questions why fishing is prohibited at the municipal lake on Sunday afternoons while other sports like golf tennis swimming and auto travel are allowed. They argue residents should have equal access to recreation and challenge Puritanical restrictions.
Some of This and That Game Mix Breaks New Ground
A new game blends soccer, ice hockey, field hockey and polo with a kiddie car polo element. The activity combines elements of rough play and strategy, creating a multi discipline event for participants and spectators.
Maroon Baseball Captain William J Olson Named for 1932
Chicago University of Chicago first baseman William J Olson named captain of the 1932 nine. The report notes his two year tenure and reflects the era’s sports chatter. Contender Jack Sharkey is quoted commenting on strength and boxing bravado with playful third person rhetoric.
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Jack
Tommy Loughran
Paul Swiderski
Jack Sharkey
Walker
Mickey
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Frank
Piedmont League
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Cess
Eweerve
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Max
Carnera
Laufer
Cees
Pet Herman
Sam Langford
Kip
Brown Joe Shugrue
Ionte Atell
Black Bill
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tonney
Gene Rous
Sharkey
U. S
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Mickey Walker
North Main
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