Greensboro Patriots Crush Charlotte Nine in 8 0 Shutout
Greensboro Pats led by Ted Kleinhans held Charlotte to five hits and erupted for eight runs on 14 hits including a homer and a triple to end Charlotte’s nine game win streak. Raleigh Caps rallied late to overwhelm Winston-Salem Twins 12-3 as Luebbe cleared the bases with a grand slam. Wilmington-Durham game postponed by rain.
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Dewitt Perry Secures 13th Win for Raleigh Hurling Star
Dewitt Perry earned his 13th victory of the year for Raleigh. He allowed 11 hits but scattered them, struck out five, and issued three walks, with trouble limited to the third inning.
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Sanders Drives Patriots Past Hornets In High-Scoring Game
Sanders hit a circuit clout in the seventh and added a double as the Patriots built a lead on Charlotte. Batterton contributed a triple and two singles while Kileinhans fanned seven Hornets hitters, though issuing seven walks in a windy contest.
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Major League Leaders in National and American Leagues
Key season leaders include P Waner of the Pirates and Klein of the Phillies atop NL batting and hits ranks. Hurst and Klein power NL RBI counts. Perry, Ott, and Ruth notable in homers. In AL Foxx leads batting and RBI, Myer and Lazzeri pace triples, Gomez and Swetonic headline pitching.
England's Prince's Golf Course Stands as Longest
Prince's Golf Course at Brandwych is England's longest at 6998 yards. A skilled golfer typically covers about four miles walking a round there.
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Foxx And Klein Still Vie As Top Sluggers
Foxx of the Athletics and Klein of the Phillies head a lively inter league slugging duel. Simmons boosts the American League with 106 runs while Waner leads the NL with 39 doubles. Foxx paces with 39 homers and 120 RBIs as Klein hits 140 hits and 14 triples.
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Night Sports Results From Durham to Raleigh
Results show Durham Wilmington 6 Greensboro 8, Winston 3 Raleigh 12 with scores indicating Greensboro and Raleigh victories in various matchups last night. Standings and further details unavailable from readable text.
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Local Basketball Card Confused Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Sunday game involving Brooklyn New York teams and Cheam. Details, dates, and full team names are unclear in the text.
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Miller Faces Miller In Final Rounds Of Public Links
In Louisville on July 23 two young municipal course players named Miller meet in the final round of the National Public Links tournament. Pete Miller from Chicago advanced through the large field with precise iron play and steady putting. L Miller of Jacksonville is a longer hitter with solid all around play. Bach is 21 years old.
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Patience Rewarded in Massachusetts Divorce Case
Fifteen years after Hazen W. Heath sought a divorce citing his wife’s escape from a Boston hotel in silk pajamas to meet another, the divorce has finally been granted. The long-delayed decision ends the matrimonial dispute.
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New Orleans Flash Faces Burwell in Open Net Title Final
Frankie Parker of New Orleans meets Teddy Burwell of Charlotte in the North Carolina Open final at Biltmore Forest CC. Parker beat Lenoir Wright 6-2 6-3 6-1 in the semi, while Burwell overcame Dick Covington 6-3 6-1 6-4.
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Pirates rally past Cubs to a 3 1 victory
Yesterday's Stars highlights Steven Swentonic and Tony Piet for the Pirates who defeated their rivals the Cubs 3 to 1. Virgil Davis drove in three runs with two homers and two singles for the Phillies in a win over Brooklyn. Mickey Cochrane added a full house performance for the Athletics in a strong display.
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Tilden Opens Defense Against Klingeman in Chicago
World professional tennis champion Bill Tilden begins the opening round of his title defense at South Shore Country Club Chicago facing Ellis Klingeman of Chicago. The event features a field with a $2 prize pool.
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Oldag Hoists Flag at Olympic Village in Buffalo
Blacksmith Hans Oldag of Buffalo may not win the marathon for the United States but he earns the honor of raising the American flag over the Olympic village. He becomes the first member of Team USA to reach the village.
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Boxing Roundup With Close Wins Across Cities
In New York Benny Leonard defeated Eddie Shapiro over ten, and Dave Shade beat Trader Horn in six. In Pittsburgh Ted Yarosz won over Lope Tenorio, and Baxter Calmes beat Joe Doktor in Chicago over eight.
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Trader) Horn
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Pirates Top NL Race After Climbs Against Cubs
The Pittsburgh Pirates extended their lead in the National League by winning seven of nine against the Chicago Cubs, moving to three and a half games ahead. George Gibson’s Pirates defeated Rogers Hornsby’s Cubs 3 to 1 as Steve Swetonic earned his 11th win. The Phillies beat Brooklyn 9 to 6, while the Athletics beat Washington 8 to 4 behind Mickey Cochrane’s big day at the plate.
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Dolly and Socks Spark Humorous Courtship Remark
A wry quote from The Humorist contrasts Dolly's home life with a recurring sock darning motif. The speaker notes the pattern hides a deeper point about suitability and habit in marriage.
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Trickster's Answer Stirs Confusion in Slight-of-Hand Tale
A cryptic exchange centers on a sleight of hand attributed to Doris and a partner labeled only as T. The dialogue hints at a misplaced night and a subtle deception, leaving readers unsure who or what was involved and why.
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Equipoise Faces Tough Arlington Handicap Challenge
Chicago July 23 The four year old Equipoise from C V Whitney stables must carry heavy weight over a mile and a quarter in the $20 000 added Arlington Handicap. Handicapping odds pegged him as the post time favorite as other stars hoped to defeat him.
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Bank Robber in Uniform Pulls $56,325 Heist at Broadway Bank
A thief dressed as an armored guard entered Chemical Bank & Trust at 165 Broadway and obtained $56,325 after presenting a fictitious name. The robbery occurred last Saturday inside the financial district and the suspect fled after signing a receipt. Police note the crime falls within the district's deadline for activity.
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Women drivers win Brookland race beating male rivals
London report shows Mrs. E Wisdom and Miss Joan Richman proving women can drive as well as men. They entered the Junior Car Club 1000 mile two days race at Brooklands and after alternating turns at the wheel won the event with an average above 80 miles an hour.
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Jim Bagby Remembers Old Diamond Days In Atlanta
In Atlanta Jim Bagby now runs a dry cleaning business at age 42 and laments modern baseball. The former Cleveland Indians star recalls his 1920 world series impact and notes changes in the game from live ball era adjustments to salaries and player roles.
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