Pointer Five-Run Third Secures High Point Win Over Durham
High Point defeats Durham 5 to 3 as Pointer sluggers explode in the third inning. Dan Boone belts a two-run homer after a sequence of hits and scores, while Graves leads the attack with three of four. Durham pitcher Bob Dur ham fans twelve but Chicago Bulls score only in the sixth and eighth innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Boone
High Point
Durham
Query
Bulls
Bob Durham
Tauby
Bob
Williams Eingied
Hord
Dan
Parrish
Graves
Boone
Williams
Taylor
O'Malley
Lindley
Wolfe
Brandon
English
Don
Wiliams
Walsh
Noble
Querry
Beck
Hobbs
Stance Tips for Older Golfers Highlight Right Foot’s Role
The article notes older players may favor pivoting the left toe toward the swing line while keeping the right foot as a fixed 90 degree anchor. It warns against turning the right toe toward the green mid swing, which leads to pulls left and weakens power.
Henderson rookie Swaney blanks Greensboro 8 0 in debut
Henderson left-hander Moose Swaney debuted with a strong control performance retiring six Patriots on strikes and issuing no walks as the Gamecocks beat Greensboro 8-0. He scattered eight Greensboro hits with two multi-hit frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Moose Swaney
Greensboro
Gamecocks
Swaney
U S Restricts Airplane Exports to Soviet Government
The United States state department ruled that manufacturers cannot ship military aircraft to the Soviet government. Secretary of State Stimson said he would view with disfavor the export of planes to this government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States State Department
Stimson
Raleigh Tops Twins 7-2 In Series Opener
Raleigh defeated the Twins 7-2 on July 22 as Five runs exploded in the first inning. Clifton hit a two on homer while Lefty Coleman distributed passes and the Twins debuting under manager Johnny Brock, with veteran catcher succeeding Charlie Carroll as pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Y Swimmers Win Again Over Greensboro 38-19
Local juniors led by Lelon Cooper Carl Shelton and William McAnally captured another victory beating Greensboro 38 to 19. The meet featured sweep of first places with McAnally taking 100 yard dash and 40 yard breast while Cooper Shelton and Bullock contributed key finishes and the HP relay won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelon Cooper
Carl Shelton
William McAnally
Otis Phillips
Greensboro
McAnally
Cooper
Shelton
Copeland
Bullock
Trumpler
Guirken
McDonald
H. P
Hunt
Phillips
Broadhurst
W. F. Bailey
Chet Smith
Carl Smith
Dillard Shell
Edgar Hartley
Wyatt Taylor
Results Pedmont League And National League Scores
In the Piedmont League Raleigh defeated Winston 7 to 2 Henderson topped Greensboro 8 to 0 and High Point beat Durham 5 to 3. In the National League Brooklyn led 9 to 10 over St. Louis and Chicago 6 over New York 0 with Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 2 and Cincinnati Boston listed as played Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Baseball Scores From Sunday Across Leagues
Major league results include New York 7 Cleveland 3 and Detroit 7 Philadelphia 6. Boston 3 Chicago 1, St. Louis 6 Washington 4. Minor leagues show Nashville 2 New Orleans 4 and Augusta 1 Macon 9, Asheville 13 Charlotte 15. Only three games scheduled.
Piedmont League Night Games Across Triad Triangle
Durham faces High Point in a night contest at 8. Greensboro plays Henderson and Winston-Salem competes with Raleigh in afternoon games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Leagle Durham
High Point
Greensboro
Henderson
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Baseball pairings in late season slate
Boston faces Chicago in a tense matchup while Philadelphia plays Detroit and New York clashes with Cleveland. Washington meets St. Louis and Cincinnati takes on Boston as Chicago battles New York. Pittsburgh hosts Philadelphia and St. Louis challenges Brooklyn. In the SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Augusta visits Macon and Greenville travels to Columbia, Asheville goes to Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
High Point
Winston-Salem Os
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Bryan
Philadelphia
Sparg
Sete
Esease
Washington Ee Ee
New York
Rimmer Ib
Cleveland
Mallonee If
Detroit
Husta
Chicago
St. Louis
Bray If
Brock
Boston
Mungo P Pee
Ewes
Aeeeaen
Wren
Abr
Brooklyn
Oe Young
Cimpi
Money of
Sere Eeeenee S
Eee
Pittsburgh
Greenberg
Weltere
Cincinnati
Lewis
Clifton Ss
Haley Ce
Coleman Po
Macon
Charlotte
Greenville
Augusta
Clifton
Asheville
Columbia
Dia Sa
Toledo
Kansas City
Coleman Io
Mungo
Minneapolis
Coleman
Connoly
Weaver
Indianapolis Se
Columbus
Morgan
Milwaukee Ae
International League
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Reading
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobile
Major League Leaders From July 21 Baseball Almanac
National League leader highlights include O Doul batting .498 for Philadelphia and Klein driving in 1038 runs with 86 runs. Cuyler of Chicago tops in runs at 86 and Ruth leads the American League with 164 runs, while Gehrig drives in 110. Hodapp has 134 hits for Cleveland and Ruth hits 35 homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Doul
Phillies
Cuyler
Cubs
Klein
Terry
Giants
Comorosky
Wirates
O’doul
Pirates
Wilson
Tilden Injury Sees Davis Cup Play Nears Friday
Big Bill Tilden hurt an ankle in practice but is expected to be fit for Friday’s Davis Cup challenge with France at Roland Garros. Physicians said swelling subsided and he will rest today with light practice tomorrow before hard work Thursday. Tilden and George Lott to lead US singles with Allison and Van Ryn in doubles while France relies on Cochet Borotra in singles and Boussus Brugnon in doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auteuil
France
Big Bill Tilden
United States
Roland Garros
Big Bill
Karel Kozeluh
Peared
Tilden
George Lott
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Cochet
Borotra
Christian Boussus
Jacques Brugnon
Carnera Called Home To Italian Army
Primo Carnera faces military service in Italy after his stay in the United States is denied extensions. Frank Paccassi says Mussolini granted a six month advance of induction time but the final period nears, ending plans to match him with Jack Dempsey and Young Stribling. See of the Carnera troupe reports orders to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Primo Carnera
Frank Paccassi
Carnera
Paccassi
Byron H. Uhl
Immigration
United States
Big Boy
Leon Lee
Primo
Italy
Mussolini
Duce
Jack Dempsey
Young
See
America
State Department
Steubenville
Ohio
Hines Advances to Second Round in Greenville Tennis
Wilmer Hines of Columbia advances to the second round of the Carolinas tennis tournament in Greenville South Carolina meeting Dave Wallace of Greenville. Hines won his first round match by default over Jack Cannon of Atlanta. Matches yesterday went as expected with notable absence of Jack Mooney from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
South
Dave Wallace
Carolinas
Hines
Jack Cannon
Atlanta
Jack Mooney
Farriss Visiting Young Democrats In Third District
Ray Farriss full time representative of the young people's democratic clubs will spend this week visiting county chairmen in the Third Congressional District. Tyre C. Taylor state chairman notes the district includes Carteret Craven Duplin Jones Onslow Pamlico Pender Sampson and Wayne counties. Farriss has moved east after duties began July 1 and comes off tours in the seventh and fourth districts. Taylor says he is met with splendid reception in the state youth Democrat effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ray Farriss
Young People's Democratic Clubs
Young People's
Tyre CC. Taylor
Carteret
Craven
Duplin
Jones
Onslow
Pamlico
Pender
Sampson
Wayne
Farris
University of North Carolina
Taylor
Travel broadens the mind says broad hint
A humorous exchange about travel and mispronounced advice replaces the idea of a world trip with a pun about “tray a trip around the world,” reflecting lighthearted, wordplay driven dialogue.
Charlotte Hornets, Macon Peaches Duel for Sally League Lead
The South Atlantic League race narrows to a two team battle between the Charlotte Hornets and Macon Peaches. Macon led after a commanding win over Augusta while Charlotte topped Asheville in 13 innings. The Peaches broke the game open with six runs in the seventh to win 9 1 at Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Dick Hoblitzell
Charlotte Hornets
Macon
Peaches
Augusta
Hornets
Asheville
Grady McClung
Gallivan Shuts Down Opponents for Sixteenth Win
Macon pitcher Phil Gallivan breezed through seven hits as he earned his sixteenth win of the season on a solid mound performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Gallivan
Macon
Home Run Rally as Charlotte Beats Asheville
Snyder hit a pair of homers and added a triple and single. Leubbe cleared the bases with a big shot and O'Reilly also homered to help Charlotte top Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Asheville
Snyder
Leubbe
O'Reilly
McCrea Leads Tourists in Four Hit Day
McCrea goes four for four to spark the Tourists in a game where seven pitchers were used between clubs. Charlotte used four hurlers as the uneven contest ended with final scores of 15 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrea
Charlotte
Columbia Comers Clinch 9 9 Victory Over Greenville
Columbia's Comers pounded Hughey Harmon for nine runs as Payne and Johnson sparked the offense and sent the league’s top pitcher to the showers in the seventh, while Erickson dazzled on the mound and Columbia kept baserunners in check. In Charlotte July 22 AP Dick Hoblitzell tops Sally League batting after a 1 for 4 day, edging past Asheville’s Nash and Hipps who sit at .398.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Hughey Harmon
Greenville
Payne
Johnson
Erickson
Sally
Charlotte
Dick Hoblitzell
Asheville
Hobby
Nash and Hipps
Boxing roundups from New York Philadelphia and Peoria
Tony Canzoneri outpointed Benny Bass in Philadelphia. Ted Sandwina drew with Al Walker in New York. Eddie Shea knocked out Ray McIntyre in Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Benny Bass
Ted Sandwina
Sioux City
al Walker
Drew
Peoria
All
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Ray McIntyre
Los Angeles
Horses To Be Barred From Hawthorne Meet
Chicago July 22 AP Good manners at the post will be required of horses running in Hawthorne's 18 day meeting opening August 31. Management warns Reveille Bay owner that if post conduct does not improve the horse will be barred. The warning extends to owners of other known bad actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cuood Manners
Hawthorne
Reveille Bay
Washington Park
Canzoneri Beats Bass In Non Title Bout At Phillies Park
Tony Canzoneri, the rugged New Yorker, defeated Benny Bass in a 10 round bout at the Phillies ball park. The non title fight left Canzoneri poised to claim the junior lightweight championship as Bass barely won two rounds. Other item reports a separate feature on Bobby Jones golf stroke study in Atlanta with high speed camera work and plans to publish instructional sets for the P G A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tony Canzoneri
Benny Bass
Canzoneri
Bass
State Athletic Commission
Frank Weiner
Tony
Rube's Nine Schedule Includes Three Home Tilts
Rube Eldridge, Inc., will meet the Hillcrest nine Thursday at 4 at Glenola and Myrtle Desk Friday at 4. Randle man will also play Rube's nine at Glenola Saturday at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube’s Nine
Rube Eldridge, Inc
Hillcrest
Glenola
Myrtle
Randleman
Rube’s
Boston Fr Friedman Outpoints Paul Swider Ski
Louisville at Friedman in Boston edged Paul Swider Ski of Syracuse 10 to 9 in a boxing exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Friedman
Boston
Paul Swiderski
Syracuse
N. Y
Town Send Upset Victory Over Medill in Boxing Match
Billy Town of Los Angeles defeated Joey Medill of Chicago in Vancouver, earning a knockout in the bout. Town controlled the action from the first bell and secured the win with a decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Joey Medill
Chicago
Stars Gehringer Leads Tigers Rally With Home and Steal
Yesterday Charlie Gehringer drove in a run with a fifth inning triple and later stole home against the Athletics. He doubled in the ninth to spark a rally as Detroit won. Babe Ruth slammed his 35th homer with a man aboard for the Yankees against the Indians. Horace Lisenbee beat the White Sox while allowing five hits. Harvey Hendrick hit a pinch homer with two aboard to lift the Robins over the Cards 9-8. Hack Wilson belted his 28th and 29th homers as the Cubs beat the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Gehringer
Tigers
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Indians
Horace Lisenbee
Red Sox
White Sox
Harvey Hendrick
Robins
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Giants
Also Mentioned on This Page
Durham Bulls
Willis Park
Ra A
Denny
Jonea
Kilpatrick
Sanders
Sette
Jordan
Brummitt Ib
Hinkle
Boland
Sree Cleugh
Kahdet
Goff
Eee Thee
Anderson
Sere Wee
Teague
Branch
Earnnhart If
As Ee
Swaney Pos
Nate Sae
Seere Etistaves
Goss
Kahdot
Goff Jones
James
Clough
Balk
Moore
Kopshaw
Bobby
Washington
Staniya
Winston
Pedmont
Southern Association
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
American League
National League
Mile-A
Marty
Jefferson Motor Co
North Main
Roy Jam
Major League
Big Tilden
U. S
Farriss
Wales Adding Machines
Victor
Remington Cash Registers
Marchant Calculating Machines
West Fourth Street
Winston-salem, N
Benny
Bobby Jones
Golfers’ Association of America
East Lake Country Club
C. Francis Jenkins
George Sargent
P. G.A
John W. Ogle
Sargent
Harry Vardon
Joyce Wethered
Ogle
England
Miss Wethered
Vardon
Your A&p
A& P’s
A&p
USAVE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!