High Point Beats Greensboro 6 5 In Ninth Inning Rally
The Pointers rallied in the ninth to defeat Greensboro 6 to 5. Bob Durham struck out twelve, Boone homered four times and four hits led High Point. Clough relieved Wayne, while Jordan and Clough also homered for the Pats, as Durham fans supported a Ladies Night doubleheader at Memorial Stadium.
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Durham
Bill Lee
Pat Hurler
Clough
Bob Durham
Patriots
Boone
Dan Boone
Hord
Parrish
Millsaps
Sanders
Greensboro
Jordan
Boonemen
Memorial Stadium
Durham Bulls
High Point Defeats Greensboro In Tight Baseball Clash
High Point wins 6 to 5 over Greensboro after a late rally. Jordan hits a home run and Clough adds a key two base hit as Williams and Frisbie spark offense with two stolen bases apiece. Ruit Durham strikes out 12 in a complete game effort.
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Strange
Perry
Raleigh
Durham
Taylor
Whitted
Coleman
Pires
Weaver
Connolly
Henderson Beats Winston-Salem in Tight Baseball Tilt
Henderson takes an 8-4 win over Winston-Salem with 13 hits each. Ferrell hits a home run and drives in five, while Bray and Swaim split six innings for the mound honors.
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Winston-Salem
Henderson
Jim Teague
Winston-Salem Twins
Elmer Bray
Swaim
New Herler
Berrell
Twins
Wolfe Beats Caps by Circuit Clout in Durham
In Durham last night Wolfe hit a leadoff homer in the tenth for Tom Wolfe lifting Durham to a 1 0 victory over Raleigh. Chub Perry matched Wolfe with strong pitching, limiting Raleigh to two hits as Cole allowed the lone homer and fanned eleven batters.
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Wolfe
Durham
Coleman
Tom Wolfe
Raleigh
Chub Perry
Walters
Lewis
Bulls
Tauby
North State tennis title heads to Georgia or South Carolina
The North Carolina men's singles title at Biltmore Forest club narrows to a Georgia or South Carolina winner as Wilmer Hines of Columbia faces James Halverstadt in the semifinals. Ralph Demott and Alfred Halverstadt also advance, with Demott showing steady play. Miss Eliza Coxe of Asheville advances in the women's singles.
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Asheville
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
Atlanta
Biltmore Forest Club
Hines
James Halverstadt
Halverstadt
Alfred
Ralph Demott
Demott
Beaver
Gainesville
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press Highlights
The report lists top season leaders through July with figures for both leagues. Notable names include Klein of the Phillies leading in batting average runs and RBIs, Gehrig and Ruth pacing the American League in key batting and power metrics, and McManus and Reynolds leading in doubles and triples respectively.
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Associated Press
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Gehrig
Yanks
Mans —- Ruth
Yankees
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Reynolds
White Sox
Ruth
Stars Deliver Across League In Sitton and Gehrig Highlights
Yesterday's games featured Dick Bartell driving in the winning run for the Pirates with an eighth inning single. Fred Fitzsimmons pitched for the Giants, limiting the Braves to eight hits while driving in two of Giants' five runs with a double and a homer. Lou Gehrig hit his 82nd homer to start a Yankees rally in the tenth against the Red Sox. Glenn Wright collected six hits over two games for the Robins against the Phillies.
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Dick Bartell
Pirates
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Braves
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Yanks
Red Sox
Glenn Wright
Robins
Phillies
Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Babe
Ruth
Hack Wilson
Gehrig
Boston Red Sox
Herb Pennock
Milton Gaston
Lou
Harry Rice
George Pipgras
Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Senators
A’s
Bob Grove
Cleveland
Earl Whitehill
Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Wally Stewart
George Blaeholder
St. Louis
Chicago
Browns
Brooklyn Robins
Philadelphia
Harvey Hendrick
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Fred Fitzsimmons Aso
New York Giants
Boston Braves
New York
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Piles News Ad HEMROID Promises Quick Relief
Piles arise from poor blood circulation in the lower bowel and tissue weakness. Only an internal medicine can remove the cause, as external remedies and cutting fail. Dr. Leonhardt's HEM-ROTIC relieves congestion and strengthens affected parts with a claimed record of quick safe relief. Mann Drug Co. offers a money back guarantee.
Ruths pace leads hitters as 1919 echoes grow
Babe Ruth again leads the home run chase with 29 homers as the season passes the one third mark. Gehrig belts a three run shot in the 10th to power the Yankees to an 8 2 win over Boston with Pipgras winning the nightcap 10 1. The Athletics top the Senators as Washington pitchers struggle.
Tuffy Griffiths KOs Heeney in ninth round in New York
Tuffy Griffiths a rising heavyweight from Sioux City Iowa scored a technical knockout over Old Tom Heeney in the ninth round at the Queens borough stadium. Heeney sustained a cut left eye and the referee halted the fight as Griffiths dominated.
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New York
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Iowa
Tom Heeney
Ram
Gene Tunney
Griffiths
New Zealand
Queensboro Stadium
Qld
Tom
Stribling Delays Sail to Confer With Schmeling’s Manager
New York dispatch July 31 reports W L Stribling the leading challenger for Max Schmeling's title remains in England for a conference with Schmeling's manager Joe Jacobs. If Stribling stays abroad, Jacobs may delay his own sailing. Jacobs is in the United States with no set Europe timetable potentially sailing mid August or later.
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New York
W.L. (Young) Stribling
Max Schmeling
England
Joe Jacobs
Stribling
Jacobs
United States
Europe
Poindexter Named Coach At Oak Ridge Military Institute
C C Poindexter of Franklin North Carolina versatile athlete and UNC alum will replace Jack Caldwell as athletic coach at Oak Ridge Military Institute He earned AB in 1923 and LLD in 1925 and has taught history and coached at Waynesville and Leaksville High Schools He will teach history assist in football and lead boxing and wrestling at Oak Ridge Caldwell recently resigned to take work in New York City.
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Oak Ridge
C. C. Poindexter
Franklin
N. C
University of North Carolina
Jack Caldwell
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Poindexter
Waynesville High School
Leaksville High School
Oak Ridge Institute
Caldwell
New York City
Thomas Mills Defeats Lexington Ball Club 10 to 2
The Thomas Mills nine traveled to Lexington yesterday and defeated the Lexington club by 10 runs to 2. Swain pitched for the losers with five strikeouts, while Zachary started for Thomas Mills and struck out nine. Ragsdale led the offense with three hits in three trips, Fuquay had two hits in four at bats.
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Thomas Mills
Lexington
Swain
Piedmont League
Zachary
Thomas
Ragsdale
Fuquay
Piedmont and South Atlantic League Matchups Tonight
Raleigh faces Durham and High Point plays Greensboro in the Piedmont League while Columbia visits Asheville and Augusta travels to Greenville in the South Atlantic League. In the American League, New York meets Boston, St. Louis visits Chicago, Philadelphia to Washington, and Detroit plays Cleveland. All night games marked for Henderson and Winston-Salem.
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Henderson
High Point
Durham
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Raleigh
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
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Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto Fl
Montreal
Buffalo
Newark
Jeremy City
Reading
Macon
Augusta
Eae
Greenville
Charlotte
Asheville
Columbia
Piedmont League
National League Doubleheader Matches Set
In the National League schedule, Boston plays New York while Brooklyn faces Philadelphia. The two matchups headline the league slate with potential divisional implications.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Macon Peaches Tighten Sally League Lead in Charlotte Trip
Macon Peaches visit Charlotte for a crucial series after sweeping Greenville Spinners to widen the league edge. Lefty Fisher led a four hit performance guiding Macon to a 6 to 0 final as Charlotte and Columbia battles shape the standings.
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Charlotte
Greenville
Macon
Peaches
Queen City
Hornets
Lefty Fisher
Cohen and Snyder Lead Attack on Spinner Moundsmen
Cohen and Snyder each collected three hits as they led the attack on Anderson and Stokes’ Spinner mound staff.
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Cohen
Snyder
Anderson
Stokes
Rain Delays Final At Charlotte Columbia Game
Rain forced postponement of the Charlotte versus Columbia finale and interrupted a night game in Augusta where the Wolves faced the Tourists.
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Charlotte
Columbia
Augusta
Wolves
Tourists
Favorites Meet Favorites in Women’s Invitational Golf
In Asheville at Biltmore Forest club, top contenders clash as Mrs. W H Willard of Charlotte, medalist, faces pre-tourney favorite Mrs. Conway Thompson of Spartanburg. Other survivors in the upper bracket include Mrs. J D Seely of Asheville, Mrs. R W Billin of Anchorage Kentucky, Mrs. Alan MacDonald of Asheville, and Miss Daisy Rice Bartlett of Birmingham. Lower bracket pairs include Mrs. R M Wendell of Asheville against Mrs. E C Griffith of Charlotte.
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Asheville
Biltmore Forest Club
W. H. Willard
Charlotte
Conway Thompson
Spartanburg
S. C
J. D. Seely
R. W. Billin
Anchorage
Alan MacDonald
Daisy Rice Bartlett
Birmingham
Ala
R. M Wendell
E. C. Griffith
Pacific Coast Night Games Recap Scores
In a Pacific Coast roundup Missions beat Seattle 4 to 3 while Hollywood won 7 0ver Portland 3 2 over Oakland and Los Angeles posted a win. The note adds a scientific aside that fish and many insects can be frozen without destroying life.
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Pacific Coast
Seattle
Hollywood
Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
Mrs Z I Walser Wins Top Honors In Class B Golf
Local women golfers compete at Sedgefield Country Club in a warm meet by the Women's Piedmont Golf Association. Mrs Z L Walser of High Point wins Class B with a net 101 while Mrs W D Irwin and Mrs Harry Moore lead Class A with nets of 88 and 88 respectively. Helen Waring of Sedgefield tops putting with 30 putts. Next meet set for Greensboro Country Club.
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Sedgefield
Women’s Golfing Organization
Greensboro
Miss Waring
Association
Greensboro Country Club
W. D. Irwin
Sedgefield Clut
J. T. Martin
J. S. Welborn
High Point
F. K. Sims
R. H. Wheeler
W. E. Phipps
Jesse Harris
S. S. Saunders
Harry Moore
John Henry
Helen Waring
T. J. Gold
E. D. Bloomfield
Kimrey Threatens Warren For Heavyweight Title
Charlotte July 31 Dewey Kimrey a Norwood youth who quit a saw mill to pursue boxing has challenged heavyweights for the title He floored Roy Lumpkin with a right uppercut in 45 seconds of the first round and registered his seventh knockout in nine starts Asked about Add Warren he said he would meet Warren or any other heavyweight for the title weighing 195 pounds critics compare him to Jack Dempsey and call him all man
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Charlotte
Cp -Deweyv Kimrey
Norwood
North Carolina
Roy
Kimrey
Jack Dempsey
Umpires to wear coats in Piedmont and South Atlantic leagues
W. G. Bramham, ruler of the two circuits, orders officials to appear in coats regardless of heat. The ruling affects game days across the Piedmont and South Atlantic Leagues.
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Piedmont
South Atlantic
W. G. Bramham
Fan Suggests Felons Fight for Shorts Stardom
A fan argues that the league president should wow officials by letting the big felons appear in shorts. The suggestion centers on a bold fashion move and public spectacle.
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League
Mid-Atlantic swimming championships set for Augusta
The boys and girls pool squad prepare for the mid Atlantic swimming championships in Augusta on the 15th and 16th with officials predicting the largest entry list in history. Charleston led last year’s meet as Danville, Virginia hosts tonight’s boxing title bout Adid Warren versus Bill Jordan for the Old Dominion Crown, a 10 round match. Jordan has secured 32 knockouts in his career.
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Augusta
Charleston
Danville
Adid Warren
Carolinas
Bill Jordan
Virginia
Jordan
Results Piedmont League standings update
Durham 1 Raleigh 9 Henderson 8 Winston Salem 6 High Point 6 Greensboro 5. The chart shows wins and losses across teams in the Piedmont League with Raleigh leading the list and several clubs close behind in a tight standings race.
Baseball Scores Show Varied Results Across Leagues
In the National League NY 8 NY 10 and Bos 2 1. St Louis 3 6 Chicago 2 1 Detroit 6 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 7 Washington 4. Brooklyn 9 9 Phil 5 4 NY 5 Bos 2 Pitt 6 St Louis 5. Southern Association New Orleans 3 4 Atlanta 5 5 Mobile 4 4 Birmingham 13 7 Little Rock 3 Memphis 2. Only games scheduled.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta Ee
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobile
Southern Association
Atlanta
South Atlantic League Scores Weather Affects Games
Wet grounds force postponements or delays as Greenville, Macon, Charlotte, Columbia, Asheville and Augusta clubs face unsettled conditions.
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Asheville
Augusta
Greenville
Macon
Charlotte
Charlotte Columbia
Armour Ends Diegel Reign In Canadian Open
In Ancaster Ontario on July 31 Tommy Armour defeated Leo Diegel in a 36 hole playoff to win the Canadian open. Armour’s 188 strokes edged Diegel who finished 141 in the playoff after both courted a tied 277 in regulation with Armour shooting a 64 in the final round and Diegel a 67.
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Ancaster
Ont
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Tommy Armour
Scotch &Tylist
Armour
Diegel
Rexall Orderlie Promises Relief From Constipation
A Battle Creek physician cites constipation as a major misery and advertises Rexall Orderlie tablets. The pill draws water into a dry colon to ease natural evacuation without habit or dose escalation. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for relief by morning. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Rexall Drug Store
Hornsby predicts Cubs return to action this season
Chicago July 31 Rogers Hornsby said he will be ready to play second base regularly for the Cubs before the season ends. He noted his bones are fine and expects to return once muscles and ligaments loosen, though he could not set a date.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Rajah
Fights Last Night: Griffith Stops Heeney and Walker Stops Oster
In New York Tuffy Griffith, Sioux City, Ia., halted Tom Heeney of New Zealand in the ninth round. Jack Webb of Orlando knocked out Rosy Boutot in Newark. Mickey Walker, world middleweight champion, stopped Willie Oster in non-title action. In Montreal Al Foreman beat Maurice Holtzer on points. In Grand Rapids Wesley Ramey defeated Harry Dublinsky on points.
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New York
Tuffy Griffith
Sioux City
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Jack Webb
Orlando
Fla
Rosy Boutot
Newark
N. J
Mickey Walker
Willie Oster
New England
Montreal
al Foreman
Great Britain
Maurice Holtzer
France
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wesley Ramey
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Vines Attracts Eye Of Vincent Richards At Seabright
Seabright New Jersey July 31 Ellsworth Vines the California youth rising in tennis has drawn praise from Vincent Richards former American Davis cup star after Vines defeated Richard N Williams of Philadelphia Richards said the tall Pasadena player shows makings of a great player Vines faces veteran Francis T Hunter in the semi finals and the lower half pairs Clifford Sutter of New Orleans with Sydney Wood Jr of Pasadena
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Seabright
N. J
Ellsworth Vines
California
Vincent Richards
Pasadena
Richard N. Williams
Philadelphia
Richards
Vines
Francis T Hunter
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Sydney Wood, Jr
Primo Carnera Chevalier Bout Approved For August
The proposed battle of vindication between Primo Carnera and Leon Chevalier was approved for August 14 in Chicago, pending Uncle Sam allowing Carnera entry. Promoter Mique Malloy secured sanction after the National Boxing Association lifted its ban on Carnera. The Illinois Joliet did not lift its suspension of Leon Lee, Carnera's head manager, so he cannot participate in negotiations.
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Chicago
Primo Carnera
Leon Chevalier
Sam
Primo
Mique Malloy
National Boxing Association
Carnera
Chevalier
Illinois
Leon Lee
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