Bolton Leads Senators To Victory Over Red Sox
Industrial League results show Bolton’s team defeating Boston Red Sox amid a busy card. Overall and Triangle posted a 3 to 1 win over Highland, while Adams-Millis remained tied for the industrial lead after a 14 to 1 victory. S. P. U. beat Melrose 14 to 6, with Robbins advancing by bye.
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Amos Guilford And Globe Parlor Remain Tied For Loop Lead
Amateur circuit standings show Amos Guilford and Globe Parlor tied atop the loop after yesterday action. Results include AdamsMillis 15 Marsh 0 and Guilford 13 Highland 3 with other scores noting Harriss Covington 6 Tomlinson 7 and Amos 14 Robbins 4. Globe Parlor posted 6 and Oakdale 2.
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Robbins Recreation Club Picnic at Kimesville Lake
Two hundred Robbins Hosiery mill members held a Friday outing at Kimesville Lake near Burlington. The program featured swimming boating and games with a picnic supper at six. Attendance listed as 250.
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To Meet Toda In P. G. A. Final Wood
Toda of the summer selling groceries at High Point, N. C. Thomas held the Red Sox to three hits in the second but yielded to Crowder in the eighth. The victory came after 15 defeats in 20 starts on the just ended road trip.
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Local League Card: Robbins and Melrose Clash On Week Schedule
The schedule lists Robbins facing 8 P U, Melrose meeting Triangle, Highland playing Overall, and Adams-Millis on a bye. Matches determine standings as teams vie for early season momentum.
Adams Millis and P U Triumph in Industrial League Tie
Adams-Millis defeated Highland 14 to 1 and P U beat Melrose 14 to 6 keeping a share of the lead. Overall beat Triangle to 3 in a race for the championship as Melrose fell to 14 to 6 by the 8 P U Electricians. Ellerbe led at bat for the winners with three for five and Connor added two for three while Stafford allowed six hits.
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High Point Overall Rally Beats Triangle 8 3 in Baseball Tilt
High Point Overall edged Triangle 8 to 3 as they exploded for seven runs through the first three innings. Connor led at the plate with a triple and three singles in five trips, while Rush and E Farlow also contributed key hits. McDowell earned the win as Burge took the loss, with Harris Hiatt and Connor delivering three-base hits in a high scoring early frame.
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Adams Mills Bar Rage Beats Highland In Early Play
Adams-Millis unleashes a strong rally against Highland in the first period as the game begins. The crowd watches the early momentum shift with quick transitions and scoring bursts from both squads.
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Adams-Millis Robbins Win In Girls League
Robbins defeated Huntley-Jackson 7 to 3 and Adams-Millis beat Harriss-Covington 13 to 0 in the Girls Diamondball league action. Box scores follow.
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Americans lose both opening singles in Davis Cup clash
At Wimbledon on July 28 the United States fell behind England as Frank X. Shields and Sidney Wood Jr. both lost in straight sets to Henry Austin and Fred Perry. Wood battled to a five set fight before injury crippled his run, as Perry overwhelmed the crises with strong play. The final two singles were set for Tuesday with Wood vs Austin and Shields vs Perry.
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Dizzy Dean Snaps Streak In Pirates Loss At Pittsburgh
Jerome Dean failed to extend his 10 game winning streak as Waite Hoyt outpitched him 6 to 4 in Pittsburgh. Hoyt limited St Louis to six hits and eight strikeouts while Dean walked six and allowed 13 blows. Gus Suhr's seventh inning triple produced the decisive run for the Pirates.
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Babcock Upsets Jacobs At Seabright In Tennis Final
Caroline Babcock of Los Angeles defeated Helen Jacobs in straight sets 6-4 6-2 on a rain soaked turf court to end Jacobs all conquering run in the Seabright tournament final. Babcock avenged earlier losses and claimed a major upset over the national champion.
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Saturday games feature Globe Parlor and rivals
Saturday schedule lists Globe Parlor against Guilford along with Highland facing Marsh Oakdale meeting Harriss Adams Millis clashing Robbins Tomlinson opposing Amos.
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Amos Globe Parlor and Guilford in Deadlock for Amateur League Leadership
Amos, Globe Parlor, and Guilford won yesterday to stay tied atop the Amateur League. Globe Parlor won 6 to 2 in 12 innings at Oakdale after a scare, while Amos defeated Robbins 14 to 4 and Guilford beat Highland 13 to 3. Adams-Millis blanked Marsh 15 to 0 and Tomlinson edged Harriss-Covington in a close contest.
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Globe Parlor Triumphs 6 2 In Twelfth Inning Showdown
Globe Parlor defeated Oakdale 6 to 2 in the twelfth frame after slugging 16 hits and finally breaking through. Collins pitched well for Globe Parlor allowing six scattered hits while G. Elder went three for three to lead the offense in a late scoring rally. The box score follows.
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German Doctor Replaces Paralyzed Leg Muscle With Steel Spring
A German doctor reports a paralyzed leg muscle has been successfully replaced using a steel spring implant. The milestone demonstrates a new approach to restoring leg function and mobility for patients with motor impairments.
Adams-Millis blanks Marsh hosiery 15 to 0
Adams-Millis easily shut out Marsh hosiery 15 to 0 behind strong pitching by Cra. The game featured decisive pitching and a lopsided score.
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Senators End 26-Inning Scoreless Streak With Split
Washington hosts Boston in a doubleheader and splits the games. The Red Sox win the opener 6 to 3 as Earl Whitehill and Frits Ostermueller struggle. The Senators take the nightcap 2 to 1 behind Cliff Bolton's pinch hitting and baserunning.
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Harriss Covington Nosess Out Tomlinson In Extra Innings
Harriss Covington edged Tomlinson 7 to 6 in the tenth inning as Harriss Covington combined for 13 hits to Tomlinson's seven. Sinquefield and Butler each went 3 for 5 to pace the winners, while Moffitt and Jordan had two hits for the losers. The box score lists Harriss Covington.
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Radio set sales reach 3.8 million in United States last year
Approximately 3,800,000 new radio sets were sold in the United States during the previous year, reflecting strong consumer demand and a thriving electronics market.
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Wood and Runyan Reach Signal Golf Final Duel
Hard hitting Craig Wood of Lywood New Jersey and Paul Runyan of White Plains New York topped Denny Shute and Gene Kunnes Norristown Pennsylvania to reach the Signal Golfers Championship final. Wood posted a 65 morning half and a closing push with birdies including a key eagle on the ninth to lead Shute. Runyan staged a comeback over Kunnes to win 4 and set up a title match that promises one of golfs longest and sharpest duels.
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Deshong Shines For Yankees In 2-1 Loss To A's
Jimmy Deshong pitched one of the season's best mound performances, holding the A's to one hit in the second half as the Yankees beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 after a 4 to 3 ninth inning setback, with Jimmie Foxx hitting his 34th homer and Lou Gehrig contributing a solo shot. The A's rallied earlier on Foxx and Dietrich-Allen pitching duel.
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Indians Scalp Browns in opener of doubleheader
Cleveland's Indians beat the St Louis Browns 10 to 8 in the first game of a doubleheader as pitching by Brown and Myers limited the Browns. In the nightcap, the Browns fell 8 to 2 behind Bump Hadley who silenced the offense.
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Tigers Take Opener As White Sox Fall 11 to 1
Detroit moved atop the American League by routing Chicago 11 to 1 in the opener. Lynwood Rowe held Chicago to three hits as a 14 hit Detroit assault on Ted Lyons, aided by early errors by Dykes Swanson Hopkins and Appling. Manager Mickey Cochrane left with a possible ankle injury after grounding to first in the first inning.
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