Boonemen To Play Twiis Here Monday Tuesday
Dan Boone's pointers remain with Durham through Monday and the Winston-Salem Twins game. five away contests loom including two at Durham and three at Henderson. Joe Acosta is out for a week and Tankersley stays as a pitcher-hitter while Ford returns.
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Dan Boone
Durham
Winston-Salem Twins
Henderson
Salisbury
Joe Acosta
Ford
Boone
Tankersley
Gridiron Star Turns Toward Pro Boxing in South
Columbia South Carolina Harry Wolff USC Gamecocks star tackle and southern boxing standout says he may pursue boxing as a profession if West Point appointment eludes him. He held the southern conference heavyweight title last winter and is described as a well built fighter with power in both fists.
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Columbia
S. C
Harry Wolff
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
West Point
Add Warren
North Carolina University
Wolff
Dress Collar Suit Highlighted With Marten Collar
An imported dressmaker suit in dark red pongee for fall features a sleeveless jacket and a marten collar that stands away from the neck, offering a distinctive silhouette.
National baseball leaders and averages summary
National figures list batting and pitching leaders across leagues. Key names include Foxx Gehringer Simmons Miller Gehrig and Grove with runs batted in, homers, doubles, triples, and stolen bases noted for Athletics Tigers Yanks Cubs Pirates Phillies Giants and Senators.
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Herman
Robins
Ott
Giants
L. Waner
Pirates
Terry
Klein
Phillies
Cuyler
Cubs
Frederick
Robing
Bush
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Johnson
Heisma
Miller
Gehrig
Grove
Jane
Bagby Pitching Record Stands Against Roaring 1920s Legends
New York report notes Jim Bagby of the Cleveland Indians won 31 games in 1920, a standard none have matched. Dazzy Vance had 28 wins in 1924, George Uhle 27 in 1927, with others still far from Bagby’s mark. This season Lefty Grove and Burleigh Grimes each sit at 16 victories midway through the chase for 30.
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New York
Jim Bagby
Cleveland
Dazzy Vance
George Uhle
Farge
Bagby
Igl
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Burleigh Grimes
Pirates
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Several Cities
Fighters from multiple cities clashed in a series of decision wins and knockouts. Cuba defeated Stevemith in Bridgeport while Orb Bartlett halted Jack Stewart in Louisville. Bobby O'Hara bested Jackie Moore in Augusta, and George Hoft beat a Chicago opponent. Morrie Gransburg stopped an unnamed rival in Chicago, and Mark Lamon outpointed Jim Griffith in New York. Eddie Anderson defeated Jimmy Hackley in Indianapolis, and Royal Cox also won on points there.
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Cuba
Stevemith
Bridgeport
Conn
Orb Bartlett
Minneapolis
Jack Stewart
Louisville
Bobby O’hara
Augusta
Jackie Moore
Danny Delmemt
Chicago
New York
George Hoft
Kidno Morrie Gransburg
Man
Angus Snyder
Kansas City
Salvatore Ruggirello
Italy
Mike« Sankovitch
Paterson
Mark Lamon
Jim Griffith
Dallas
Texas
Indianapolis
Eddie Anderson
Cody
Wyo
Jimmy Hackley
Royal Cox
Babe Peleco
Young Dixie Star Blethen Shines for Atlanta Crackers
Atlanta Crackers star pitcher Clarence Blethen has won 13 of his first 18 games drawing scouts. Brooklyn holds the first chance to view him, while Dodgers and other majors may pursue the young standout.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Crackers
Clarence Blethen
Blethen
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Piedmont and East Carolina League Scores and Rain Postponements
Winston 6 Henderson 1 Durham 10 Greensboro 7. Salisbury High Point rain. Goldsboro 6 Winston 4 others postponed due to rain in the East Carolina League.
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Piedmont League
Winston
Henderson
Durham
Greensboro
Salisbury High Point
East Carolina League
Goldsboro
National League Scores Include High-Scoring Pairings
In a hectic day of NL action St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 10 to 9 while Philadelphia routed Boston 13 to 0. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 9 to 5 and New York posted a 3 to unspecified and Chicago posted 4.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Baseball scores from an American League schedule
In a series of league games Washington defeated St Louis 11 to 9. New York beat Chicago 7 to 3. Cleveland defeated Boston 11 to 4. Philadelphia edged Detroit 5 to 4.
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New York, N. Y
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
Toledo, Ohio
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
International League Scores Snapshot
Reading 8 Jersey City 10 split. Baltimore 8 Newark 4. Montreal 2 Toronto 1. Rochester 9 Buffalo 4. A compact ledger of minor league results with multiple city teams and final tallies.
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Reading
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto Baltimores
Sam Rice
Sen
Scores and standings from American Association games
American Association results include Indianapolis 8 over Kansas City 9, Toledo 4 over St. Paul 9, Louisville 2, Milwaukee 22 over Columbus 22, and Minneapolis 15.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
W. L. Pet
Kansas City St. Paul
Southern Association Scores Reported
In Atlanta the Southern Association results show Atlanta 1 defeating New Orleans 13 and Birmingham 1 over Mobile 5 while Little Rock 4 and Memphis 7 games also listed as scheduled.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Little Rock
Memphis
Southeast and South Atlantic League scores and sale notice
In baseball results Jacksonville defeated Tampa 9 to 4 and Montgomery lost to Columbus 6 to 1. Selma beat Pensacola 9 to 4. in the South Atlantic League Augusta edged Asheville 3 to 4 while Spartanburg fell to Charlotte 0 to 2. Knoxville defeated Macon 5 to 2. Also a notice of sale of real estate under a deed of trust in Guilford County North Carolina sets a September 3 1929 auction at Greensboro Court House.
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Jacksonville
Tampa
Columbus
Montgomery
Selma
Pensacola
State of
North Carolina
Guilford
John A. Cutechins
Richmond
Virginia
J. Allen Austin
Guilford County
Q Luther J. Marshall
May Duran Marshall
Office of the Register of Deeds
Greensboro
High Point Township
Ragan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ragan Street
Alec Wray
N. C
John A. Cutchins
Austin & Turner
Attys
18 Holes In U S Dry But 19th Is Legally Wet
Fort Fairfield Maine July 31 unique among country clubs is the Aroostook Valley Club at the northern tip of the prohibition territory. The 19th hole and clubhouse are across the boundary in Canada where drinks can be served. The Maine side provides parking to avoid immigration checks. Membership limits to 150 with Dan Haines as secretary and treasurer. The club owns about 100 acres in a prosperous Maine valley.
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Fort Fairfield
Aroostook Valley
Aroostook Club
Maine
Canada
George Baltch
Dan Haines
Aroostook County
Philadelphia woman nets tarpon record season in Florida
Mrs. Graham L. Wilson of Philadelphia is credited with a record tarpon season in Florida. In three months from April she landed 76 tarpon totaling 414 pounds with 26 fish over 100 pounds, the largest at 145 pounds after an hour and 45 minutes battle.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Grahaml. Wilson
Philadelphia
Florida
Wilson
Fred Stone
Gardner On the Job With The Indians This Season
Ray Gardner, 27, a shortstop, split seasons with the New Orleans club in the Southern League and now plays for the Cleveland Indians. In 34 games this year he bats .323 with eight stolen bases and shows speed on the bases, though not yet a regular starter. He bats and throws right-handed.
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New Orleans
Ray Gardner
Cleveland Indians
Gardner
Knoxville Tops Macon to Extend South Atlantic Lead
Knoxville routed Macon 5 to 2 to extend its South Atlantic Association lead to six games, as Erskine Thompson doubled and singled off Keefe. Spartanburg blanked Charlotte 2–0 to move to second place while Augusta and Macon slumped. Babe Phelps and Wally Brush faced each other in a Southeastern league match as Phelps allowed three hits in Jacksonville’s 4–0 win for his 19th victory.
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Knoxville
South Atlantic Association
Macon
Erskine Thompson
Oglethorpe University
Keefe
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Augusta
Whcal
Hillin
Spartans
Augusta Wolves
Asheville
Columbia
Greenville
Neihaus
Howell
Babe Phelps
Jacksonville
Brooklyn
Wally Brush
Tampa
New York Giants
Phelps
Columbus Foxes
Montgomery
Liers
Otto Merz
Foxes
Selma
Pensacola
Cubs Run to Ninth Straight to Lead NL Race
Cubs win 4-0 over Braves for their ninth straight, Sheriff Blake pitching six hits, Pirates fall 13-5 to Phillies. Klein homeruns pace Chicago. stretch leads to four and a half games. Reds shutout by Fitzsimmons. Cardinals rally past Dodgers 10-9 in 11 innings. Yankees and A’s win in AL as pennant chase tightens.
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Chicago Cubs
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Cubs
John Heydler
Boston Braves
Pirates
Phillies
Sheriff Blake
Ansted
W. Va
Braves
Pirate
Hart
Phils
Pittsburgh
Chuck Klein
Hurst
Pinkey Whitney
Fred Fitzsimmons
New York Giant
Cincinnati
Fitzsimmons
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Yankees
Athletics
Detroit
George Uhle
Simmons
Lefty Grove
Babe Ruth Enters Tenth Yankee Season and Sixteenth MLB Year
Babe Ruth begins his tenth season with the New York Yankees and his sixteenth year in major league baseball. The baseball idol continues to headline the team as their dominant slugger and marquee star during the season.
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Babe Ruth
The
Yankees
Brown's Vogue Promises Fall Fashion Bright Hues
Brown's Vogue previews a fall season with bold color touches including red orange green and yellow. The feature highlights seasonal trends and style cues likely to shape wardrobes across shops and streets.
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