Pointers Rally To Top Twins In Night Game Split
Rube Crews silences the Twins as the Pointers win 5 1 after losing the day game to Winston-Salem. Millsaps drives in the lone run. Winston’s Yeager limits hits while Neibert and Brown make key defensive plays. Next up the Pointers host Greensboro then Duke Durham series at Willis Park.
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Durham Bulls
Pats Sweep Bulls With Doubleheader Victory In Greensboro
Prim and Cherry traded a pitchers duel in the afternoon as the Pats edged the Bulls 9 8 in 13 innings. Greensboro completed the sweep by winning the night game 11 4 behind a 14 hit attack led by Guy Durham. Wolfe Hopper Hinkle and Boland homered for Greensboro while Brummitt and Wolfe paced RBIs.
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Boland
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Wees O'Brien
Golf stance tips from Denny Shute
Denny Shute continues his guidance on foot position in golf. He recommends stepping into the hitting stance then shifting weight onto the toes with the heels barely touching while keeping both feet in contact with the ground during and after the stroke to maintain confidence and control.
Vines vs Williams Highlight Seabright Net Tourney
In Seabright New Jersey 18 year old Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena faces 89 year old Davis Cup veteran Richard N Williams of Philadelphia in a quarter final clash. Williams earlier beat Samuel Gilpen 6-4 6-3 while Vines upset Francis X Shields 6-8 6-4 8-3 after defeating Frank Hunter in last weeks metropolitan turf court finals. Other quarters include Hunter vs Seligson Wood vs Jones and Sutter vs Hail.
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N. J
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Cali
Richard N. Williams
Philadelphia
Vines
Frank Hunter
Francis X. Shields
Williams
Samuel Gilpen
Hunter
Julius Seligson
New York
Sydney B. Wood
David N. Jones
Columbia
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
J. Gilbert Hail
South Orange
High Point Defeats Winston Salem In Extra Inning Thriller
In Winston Salem High Point wins 5 to 4 after scoring in the 9th. Ferrell and Boone drive in runs with two base hits by Ferrell Millsaps and Williams. Williams hits a three base shot. Parrish hits two homers for High Point. Crews and Folliard combine on the mound with 4 and 3 strikeouts respectively. Time 1 45. Umpires Connally and Weaver. bases on balls 3. left on base five both teams.
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Major League Leaders For July 29
Baseball leaders snapshot shows Klein of Philadelphia leading NL in batting with .407, 110 RBIs, 158 hits, and 33 doubles. Comorosky of Pittsburgh has 14 triples. Wilson of Chicago tops NL home runs with 3. Cuyler of Chicago leads NL in steals with 27. In the American League Gehrig of New York leads batting at .399 with Ruth driving 112 runs and Ruth 36 homers. Hodapp of Cleveland has 144 hits. McManus of Detroit has 33 doubles and 27 steals. Reynolds of Chicago Sox tops triples with 16.
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Pirates
Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Gehbrig
Yanke
Hodapp
Indians
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Tigers
Reynolds
White Sox
Baseball Stars Finish Strong in Narrow Wins Across Leagues
Yesterday's stars included Lou Gehrig for the Yankees with a double a triple and his 836th and 31st homers driving seven runs against the Athletics. Paul Waner and Lloyd Waner contributed two doubles and a homer for the Pirates in a win over the Cardinals. George Sisler singled in the 10th to drive in a run for the Braves against the Robins. Eppa Rixey pitched effectively to beat the Cubs for the Reds.
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Yankees
Athletics
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
George Sisler
Braves
Robins
Eppa Rixey
Reds
Cubs
Heeney Griffiths Bout Set For Tonight At Queensboro
In New York the ten round bout between Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City Iowa and New Zealander Tom Heeney is scheduled for tonight at Queensboro stadium after rain postponed yesterday's match.
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Queensboro Stadium
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Ila
Tom Heeney
New
Alexander Joins Toledo Mud Hens After Signing
Grover Cleveland Alexander signs with the Toledo Mud Hens of the American Association and reports for immediate duty after the deal announced last night. The veteran National League pitcher joins the camp to begin his stint with the club.
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Alexander
Toledo Mud Hens
Fights Last Night Roundup Cleveland and Indy Wins
In Cleveland Primo Carnera of Italy knocked out George Cook of Australia in the second round. In Winston-Salem Frankie Wine of Akron stopped Jarvis Smothers in nine. In Indianapolis Bult Taylor of Terre Haute outpointed Mickey Genaro of New Haven over ten rounds.
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Primo Carnera
Italy
George Cook
Australia
Winston-Salem
Frankie Wine
Akron
Jarvis Smothers
Indianapolis
Bult Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Mickey Genaro
New Haven
Conn
Los Angeles Midget Wol Beats New York Rivals
In Los Angeles the midget Wol defeated Speedy Dado in a fast race, securing a win for the home team over New York with a 3 to 0 score.
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Los Angeles
New York
Wisconsin proposes dropping spring football and off-season basketball
Madison July 30 The University of Wisconsin athletic council proposes eliminating spring football and out of season basketball practice. Badger athletic leaders say the move would help athletes raise scholastic standings and reduce over emphasis on college athletics.
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Wis
Big Ten
University of Wisconsin Athletic Council
Badger
Pirates Rally To Top Second Division In Late Win
The Pirates beat the St Louis Cardinals 6 5 as Lloyd Waner drove in a pair with a ninth inning single. Dazzy Vance struggled for Brooklyn as Chicago Braves beat the league leaders 4 3 end a six game Robins streak. Reds defeated Cubs 4 3 as Eppa Rixey allowed little. Yankees crushed Indians 12 3 while Detroit lost 14 7 to Cleveland. White Sox topped the Browns 6 5 after a four run fifth.
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Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Ty Cobb says he will never play baseball again
Ty Cobb in Augusta, Georgia, declares retirement from playing and says he may consider a comeback only if a suitable position appears. He questions the current game’s drawing power, criticizes high franchise prices, and doubts major league adoption of night baseball.
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Atlanta
Ty Cobb
Augusta
Cobb
Raleigh Defeats Henderson In Tight 7 To 5 Baseball Tilt
Raleigh beat Henderson 7 to 5 in a two game series opener with Greenberg homering and Money and Lewis contributing multi hit performances. Briggs started for Raleigh allowing two early runs before relief arms closed the win. Mahaffey took the loss after another strong Raleigh attack.
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Raleigh
Mahaffey
Briggs
Greenberg
Cimpi
Money
Lewis
Women golfers begin match play at Asheville tourney
The first round of the women’s invitation golf tournament starts at Biltmore Forest club with Mrs. W. H. Willard of Charlotte leading qualifying at 82. Five entrants shot under 100, including Mrs. Murray Wendell of Biltmore Forest with 95 and Mrs. Seely of Winston-Salem with 97.
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Biltmore Forest Club
W. H. Willard
Charlotte
Murray Wendell
Biltmore Forest
John Dpd. Seely
Winston-salem
Piedmont Raleigh Durham clash and more games listed
Schedule lists Piedmont League Raleigh versus Durham and High Point versus Greensboro plus Henderson at Winston Salem. Southern Atlanta games include Charlotte versus Columbia and Asheville facing Augusta. Also Greenville versus Macon New York at Boston St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Washington Detroit at Cleveland Boston versus New York St Louis versus Pittsburgh Brooklyn versus Philadelphia.
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Durham
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Cleveland
All-Around Star Barry Wood Jr Heralded for Harvard Feats
A young athlete, Barry Wood Jr., starred in tennis this summer and is poised for bold football headlines this fall. The Harvard forward passer and quarterback wowed Eastern gridiron crowds last season with flashy plays.
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Harvard
Barry Wood, Jr
Harmon earns 19th win as Spinners edge Sally League leaders
Sally League report from Charlotte on July 30 notes Big Chief Harmon pitching for Greenville's Spinners. He secured his 19th victory against five losses in a 3 to 2 win, keeping Greenville within a half game of the Sally leadership as opening series ends.
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Chief Harmon
Greenville
Sally
Harmon
Macon Falls as Harmon Holds Greeneville Hitters
Macon outhit the Spinners six to none in a loss, but Harmon kept the line drive hits scattered. Manager Schopner collected three of Greeneville's six hits.
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Harmon
Schopner
Greenville
Bees Rally Past Columbia After Tight Eighth
Columbia tied Charlotte in the eighth after a hard-fought game, but Bees plated three in the ninth to win 7 to 4 as Comer defense faltered in the final frame.
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Bees
Hornets Edge Opponent Led by Holland and Snyder
Holland delivered a double and two singles while Snyder added two hits in as many trips to lead the Hornets. Payne and Zevntara starred for Columbia with two hits apiece in a competitive matchup.
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Zevntara
Columbia
Augusta crushes Asheville 11 to 2 in night clash
Yeorgin starred as Augusta routed Asheville 11 to 2. Red Harvel delivered four hits in four at bats fueling the victory while Asheville used three pitchers.
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Augusta
Asheville
Red Harvel
O E Kearns Club Defeats Rube Eldridge Inc
The O E Kearns nine defeated the Rube Eldridge Inc team by 10 to 4. Smith pitched superb ball with eight scattered hits and 11 strikeouts. Gray relieved Harris in the eighth and pitched well. Smith led the winners at the plate, while Gray and C Davis starred for the losers.
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Rube Eldridge, Inc
Smith
Gray
Harris
C. Davis
Oo. & Kearns
Regional baseball results across multiple teams and leagues
Raleigh over Henderson 7 to 5 while Greensboro fell 9 to 11. Durham 8 and Winston Salem 8 win. High Point 1 and South Atlantic leaders Greenville 3 2 Macon 2 Charlotte 7 Columbia 4. International League night: Asheville Augusta Toronto 8 Rochester 10 Montreal 11 Buffalo 12 Newark 6 Baltimore 13 Jersey City 10 Reading 7 New York 11 Philadelphia 5 Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3.
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Scoreboard roundup of baseball scores
New York defeated Philadelphia 12 to 2. Cleveland topped Detroit 14 to 7. Chicago beat St. Louis 6 to 2. remaining teams not scheduled.
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St. Louis
Jockey Dies After Agua Calienta Spill
San Diego reports 17 year old jockey Robert Bertschy of Twin Falls Idaho died from injuries after a race spill at Agua Caliente yesterday afternoon. He succumbed to his injuries late last night.
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Robert Bertschy
Twin Falls
Idaho
Agua Calienta
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