Davids Triumph Over Sutton and Mayer in Sedgefield Cup
In the Sedgefield President's Cup, Hazel Hardin and Charley Churchill toppled top seeds Connie Sutton and R. P. Mayer. Churchill edged Mayer 1 up at the 18th, while Hardin outlasted Sutton on the 22nd hole in a dramatic twilight match. Remaining quarterfinals set for today include Hardin vs Gold and Grainger vs Blair.
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Goliaths
Sampsons
Sedgefield
Davids
Hazel Hardin
Charley Churchill
Connie Sutton
R. P. Mayer
Churchill
Mayer
Long Charley
Valley Brook
Hardin
Sutton
J. B. Grainger
H. R. Smith
Johnnie Bachman
FE. G. Michaels
Civision
H. P. Hardin
R. W. Gold
Nine Run Fourth Sends Patriots Past High Pointers 9 4
The Greensboro Patriots exploded for nine runs in the fourth inning to defeat the High Pointers 9 to 4 in the series opener. Hal Shover limited his former teammates to three hits outside the burst, while Jimmy Sanders belted a grand slam style drive in the fourth. Winston-Salem’s Henderson suffered three earned runs as the Bulls fell 7 to 3 after an eighth inning rally was stopped by rain.
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Pointers
Patriots
Greensboro Patriots
Brummitt
Hal Shover
Merry
Hopper
Shover
Jimmy Sanders
Third Meet Of Women's Piedmont Association At Local Club
Charlotte hosts the third Women's Piedmont Golf Association meet at the High Point club amid a weekend series in the South Atlantic League. Mrs. W. D. Irwin wins Class A net title with a three stroke lead, while Mrs. C Kester takes Class B and Miss Helen Waring earns putting honors. Scores and participant names reflect the event's first tournament since the association formed.
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Women
Piedmont Association
W. D. Irwin
Field
J. C. Kester
High Point Club
Greensboro
Sedgefiel
High Point
Piedmont
High Polr
Wng
Pla
Sedgefield Club
Irv
Na C. Kester
Helen Waring
Miss King
Anne
J. W. Fe Sedgefield
W. Irwin
Sedgefield
W. E. Ppph
Pipps
Greengm
J. S. Welborn
H Point
Miss Helening
Hoffen
Charlotte
T. J. Gold
R. O. Bloomfield
Hows
Texas
C. V
Mra. Moore
J. C
Paddy Harmon Visits Chicago Stadium One Last Time
Paddy Harmon made his final visit to the Chicago Stadium, his west side arena, today as his body was moved there in state after his death from injuries in an automobile crash. His wife Mrs. May Harmon remained critically injured. funeral planned for Saturday but arrangements unsettled.
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Chicago
Paddy Harmon
West Side
Harmon
May Harmon
Rogers Hornsby to Get Additional Rest
Rogers Hornsby the Cubs injured second baseman did not join teammates in Philadelphia today. An ankle fracture from Memorial Day showed near full recovery but extra rest was ordered. He will rejoin the club when it returns from the east next week.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Cub
Philadelphia
Featherweights To Meet in 10 Rounds
Earl Mastro of Chicago and Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles will fight in a 10 round bout at the Chicago Stadium on August 7. The stadium will be closed for summer but was rented to Sammy Wolff for the event, a top attraction in boxing.
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Chicago
Earl Mastro
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Chicago Stadium
Stadium Corporation
Sammy Wolff
Yesterday's Stars Clip Phillies in Doubleheader
Adolfo Luque and Robins blanked the Cardinals and beat them despite five hits. Harry Seibold delivered a clutch eleventh inning single to lift the Braves past Cincinnati. Jack Quinn spun a five hit game as the Athletics defeated the Tigers while White Sox limited the Red Sox to four hits. Joe Cronin tied the game with a ninth inning homer as Washington won in the eleventh.
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Pie Traynor
Pirates
Phillies
Adolfo Luque
Robine
Cardinals
Robins
Harry Seibold
Braves
Cincinnati
Jack Quinn
Athletics
Tigers
Red Faber
Hal McKain
White Sox
Red Sox
Joe Cyonin
Senators
Browns
Washington
Pork Consumption Declines in US Diet Study
The report shows United States per capita pork intake reaching 73 pounds last year, while beef averaged 51 pounds and lamb and mutton 4.8 pounds per person.
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United States
Results Piedmont League and Pacific Coast League Scores
In the Piedmont League Winston-Salem beat Henderson 8 to 3, Raleigh defeated Durham 7 to 3, and Greensboro won over High Point 9 to 4. In the Pacific Coast League night games Sacramento lost to Los Angeles 3 to 9, Missions defeated Portland 6 to 2, and Hollywood edged Seattle 7 to 5.
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Pacific Coast League
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Missions
Portland
Hollywood
Seattle
National League Scores and Standings Update
Cincinnati leads with an 8 to 5 win over Boston as St Louis defeats Brooklyn 1 to 4 and New York tops Chicago 8 to 6 while Pittsburgh loses 2 to 16 and Philadelphia falls 1 to 15 in the latest league tally.
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Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Baseball scores from latest games
Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 3 while Philadelphia tops Detroit 4 to 1 and Cleveland beats New York 10 to 6. Washington wins 10 to 9 over St Louis. In the South Atlantic League Augusta 7 beats Macon 4. Asheville blanked Charlotte 3 while Greenville and Columbia finish 3 to 1.
Baseball scores from American Association and International League
Columbus 12 Louisville 2. Minneapolis 7 Milwaukee 3. Indianapolis 3 Toledo. St. Paul Kansas City. International League results include Baltimore 4 9 Reading 2 9 Jersey City 4 Newark 2.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Baltimore
Reading
Jersey City
Newark
Southern Association Scores Reported From Atlanta
Scores show Memphis defeated Atlanta 4 to 3, Chattanooga beat Mobile 3 to 1, and New Orleans edged Nashville 7 to 6. Details list results across the Southern Association games in Atlanta.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Selma Shuts Out Columbus 6–0 In Scheduled Match
In the sole game today, Selma defeated Columbus 6 to 0. The Southeastern UfaGut league schedule shows no other active contests.
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Southeastern Ufagut
Columbus
Selma
Regional baseball schedule tags today
In Piedmont League Raleigh plays Durham Henderson faces Winston-Salem High Point meets Greensboro In South Atlantic League Columbia meets Augusta Macon hosts Asheville Charlotte visits Greenville In National League St Louis visits Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Philadelphia In American League Washington goes to Chicago Boston to St Louis New York plays Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland
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High Pont
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis Boston
Brooklyn
New York v
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Macon
Charlotte
Augusta
Greenville
Asheville
Columbia
Southern Association
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Nashville Mobile
Rochester
Baltimore Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Newark
Jersey City
Reading
American Association
Chile
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Major League Leaders As Of July 23
The National League leaders include Klein of the Phillies with a .406 batting average and 145 hits, and 105 RBIs. Other top NL marks feature Comorosky of the Pirates with 32 doubles and Wilson of the Cubs with 29 homers. In the American League Simmons of the Athletics leads batting at .392 while Ruth of the Yankees has 106 RBIs and 35 home runs. Hodapp of the Indians has 137 hits and McManus of the Tigers 32 doubles. Reynolds and Combs share 13 triples, and McManus also has 15 stolen bases.
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Phillies
O'Doul
Runée
Kliein
Comorosky
Pirates
Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Simmons
Athletics
Rupas——Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Yanks
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Reynolds
White Sox
Combs
Ruth
Bray Outlasts Runge in Opening Series Winner
In Winston Salem on July 24 the Twins routed Runge and Henderson 8 to 3. Bray and Runge pitched well until the eighth inning when Runge allowed four runs. Every Twins batter had a hit, and Bray softened after a rough first frame, allowing only two hits the rest of the game.
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Sparg
Brown
Jones
Henderson
Winston-Salem
Runge
Bray
Brock
Bryan
Teague
Kahdot
Anderson
Morgan, Connolly and Weaver
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Rene
Scuéewnn
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Golf
Jones Anderson Husta
Brow Brock
Ferrei
Primo Carnera Seeks Extension of Stay in U S
Italian heavyweight Primo Carnera, in New York for talks with immigration authorities, seeks a six month extension to remain in the United States after being ordered to leave. His manager Leon Lee reported possible exhibition plans in Montreal before the encounter.
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Primo Carnera
Italy
Carnera
Leon Lee
United States
Montreal
Buffalo
Barasa
Chicago
Secretary of Labor
Reds Release Veteran George Kelly to Build for Future
Dan Howley manager of the Cincinnati Reds released veteran George Kelly citing Kellys three year contract and the clubs focus on building for the future.
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Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds
George Kelly
American Hopes Rest on Tilden in Davis Cup Draw
Paris hosts the Davis Cup challenge round with William T. Tilden and Jean Borotra set for the first singles at Roland Garros. Lott meets Cochet as the second singles, with Borotra favored to upset Tilden and swing the Cup. Doubles selections to be announced after early results.
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Paris
William T. Tilden
United States
Jean Borotra
Frice
Roy and Garros
Theorge Lott
Henri Cochet
France
Tilden
Cochet
Lott
Borotra
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Divon
Ladies Admitted Free At Greensboro Baseball Game Night
The Greensboro club announces Ladies Night for the Pointer vs Patriots game at Memorial Stadium tonight at 8 15. All ladies will be admitted free.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Baseball Club
Pointers
Patriots
Memorial Stadium
Thomas Mills All Stars defeat High Point 10 to 2
Thomas Mills yesterday defeated the High Point All Stars 10 to 2 in a pitcher’s duel until the sixth. Thomas Mills collected 12 hits in the sixth inning to score eight runs as Lefty Young fanned five in two innings and Brogden yielded three hits over five frames. The Mills squad is set for Friday’s Adam Millis game at Willis Park and Burlington.
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Ee Kilpatrick
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TI. Young
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Blue Larkspur May Be Through Racing
Blue Larkspur suffers a tendon injury in a workout for the Arlington Handicap causing trainer Dick Thompson to announce the four year old will be out for the season and likely for life. The son of Black Servant Blossom Time had been near Gallant Fox in earnings and was favored to win the race before the lameness ended his career prospects.
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Blue Larkspur
Zev
Hines Faces Doubles Partner Beaver In Singles Showdown
In Greenville South Carolina July 24 four seeded opponents enter singles semifinals at the Carolinas Tennis Tournament. Wilmer Hines of Columbia will meet his doubles partner Judge Beaver of Gainesville Georgia. Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga faces Lenoir Wright of Charlotte with previous results noted for Hines Beaver Bryan Wright. All matches concluded in two sets.
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Carolinas
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
Judge Beaver
Gainesville
Lefty
Bryan
Chattanooga
Lenoir Wright
Charlotte Sharpshooter
Hines
Jim Free
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Beaver
John Norwald
Jack Boykin
Atlanta
Wright
Alden Simpson
Birmingham
New Beacon For Ships At Frying Pan Shoals Lightship
A modern radio beacon will guide ships in fog from the Frying Pan Shoals lightship moved to a position about 39 miles from Cape Fear lighthouse North Carolina. The lightship marks a dangerous Atlantic coast shoal.
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Washington
Frying Pan Shoals
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Atlantic
Spinners Rally Past Lions 3 to 1 in Pinch Hit Victory
Columbia outhit Greenville but the Spinners controlled late innings and won 3 to 1. Colombo, Spinners pitcher, and Greenville starter battled through the game as key players delivered in clutch situations.
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Columbia
Greenville
Howell Drives Braves Past Opponents with Big Triple Feats
Howell starred as the Spinner Star with two triples and a single, powering the Braves in a key matchup. His hitting spree helped the team secure the win behind strong offensive production and timely baserunning.
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Howell
Augusta Columbia series set for night games
Weekend matchups feature Charlotte at Greenville Macon at Asheville and Columbia at Augusta on the Wolf field all games in the Augusta Columbia series will be played at night.
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Charlotte
Greenville
Macon
Asheville
Columbia
Augusta
Fights Last Night Across U S Cities
Ai Brown outpointed Domenico Bernassconi in New York Panama fight. Hunt from Boston beat Pantaleo by knockout in Ponca City. Littman topped George Courtney in Milwaukee. Divodi won on points over Larry Murphy in Oakland. Morgan defeated Don Fraser in Spokane. Toner beat Ted Jernigan in Oakland.
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New York
Panama
Ai Brown
Domenico Bernassconi
Italy
Milwaukee
Tait Littman
Cudahy
Wis
George Courtney
Oakland
Cal
Andy Divodi
Larry Murphy
Los Angeles
Spokane
Ted Morgan
Seattle
Don Fraser
Tom Toner
Phila
Stephens Sells Out Asheville Citizen Webb's Own Paper
Charles A. Webb owned the Asheville Citizen for 11 years alongside George Stephens who yesterday announced he sold his interest in the publication to Webb.
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Asheville
Webb
Stephens
Charles A. Webb
George Stephens
Justo Suarez’s Rise Shocks American Boxing Scene
Justo Suarez, Argentine light weight champion who defeated Joe Glick in his American debut, is noted as a former Pan American amateur champion.
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Justo Suarez
Joe Glick
Alabama Adds Former Pitt and Army Fullback Hewitt to Grid Staff
Former Pitts burgh and Army fullback known as "Tiny" Hewitt joins Alabama football's coaching staff adding experience to the grid program. Hewitt's background includes college and service football which the Crimson Tide expect to leverage in player development and scheme depth.
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Tiny” Hewitt
Pittsburgh
Army
Alabama
Sylvia Cator to Compete in 1932 Olympic Broad Jump
Haitian champion Sylvia Cator, a world wide jump star, will represent Haiti in the 1932 Olympic broad jump competition. She aims for a strong showing and national pride on the Olympic stage.
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Sylvia Cator
Dr Bain Sutherland Returns From Europe Coaching Swing
Dr John Bain Sutherland, noted football coach, traveled to Europe this summer for a coaching tour and meetings with European teams and institutions.
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John Bain Sutherland
Europe
Rexall Orderlie Promises Quick Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician touts Rexall Orderlie tablets as a cure for constipation. The tablet draws water into a dry colon to soften and loosen waste, promoting relief with a gentle movement. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for next day relief, priced 25 cents at Rest Drug Store.
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Rexall Derries
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