Phils Sweep Pirates in Double Victory at Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates in both games of a June 30 doubleheader before 18 000 fans. The scores were 7 to 4 and 13 to 3 as Philadelohia pitchers held off late charges while Swift Grace Elliott and Davis powered the offense. Pittsburgh batted .400 in the first game but could not sustain the rally, and the Phils combined strong hitting with steady pitching to clinch the doubleheader.
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Philadelphia
The
Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Swift and Grace
J. Elliott
V. Davis
Spencer and Padden
Hauser
Charlotte
Hornets
iinston-Salem Twins
Culbreth
Papa Pond
Bill Kermode
Bees
Reggie Mapp
Twins
Kermode
Winston Ab
Po Martin
Thee
Seer Vee
Il Smith Dannin
Veltman
Leiber
Durham
Wilson
Rhinehardt
Ulbreth
Snyder
Bhiarneees
Oulbreth
Rome
Heir
Martin
Culb
Eae
Rhpoa Wilson
Sees Rhinehardt
Orun
Pond
Tison
Maton
Pegg Sea
Piedmont Clubs All Are Scheduled To Play Today
In Charlotte on July 30 the Piedmont league plans three official games marking the first time multiple North Carolina cities host in one day. Winston-Salem visits Charlotte, Greensboro plays Durham at Durham, and Raleigh faces Wilmington in Wilmington, expanding beyond prior single city games.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Wilmington
Junior Y Boys Hold First of Summer Quings
Steneemarr Beit at the Tar Heel Inn hosted 53 Junior Y members from Marietta Paint and Color Co. trucks transported the group. rain sent them under a tarpaulin while contests at the pool featured 20 yard breast stroke back stroke and midget dashes with names like Edgar Hartley Jr. Bill Clifton and Bob Hartley noted for wins. a relay mixed team triumphed as watermelon cooled the crowd before the next Y outing planned for late August.
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Tar Heel
Sistanen
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Edgar Hartley, Jr
Robert Clifton
H. Barrier
Bill Clifton
Robert Hartley
Sinclair Horney
Jack Hartley
Charles Green
Glenn Morris
Bob Truesdale
George Marsh
Sam Kellam
C. Logan
Hammett Cecil, Jr
Richard Hartley
Bob Clifton
Bob Hartley
E. Hartley, Jr
Locals Tie Salisbury Golfers Exhibition Match Here Tomorrow
High Point golfers tied Salisbury 9 to 9 in an exhibition at Blair Park scoring 72 by J. Hudson and 76 by C. Crawford for Salisbury. A return match is set for Blair Park next Saturday with Dugan Aycock and Elliott Wood versus A. C. McManus and Bill Palmer.
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High Point
Salisbury Country Club
J. Hudson
C. Crawford
Salisbury
Blair Park
Dugan Aycock
Elliott Wood
A. C. McManus
Greensboro
Bill Palmer
Guilford
McManus
Palmer
Sedgefield
Wood
Aycock
Salisbury Ee
H. Lucas
P. Laughridge
J. Moore
P. Hudson
P. Haynes
D. C. Dugan
Sid Jones
Adams-Millis and North State lead in Commercial Golf league
Adams-Millis and the North State Telephone Company tied for first in the first half of the Commercial Golf League season. They will decide the half championship during the week. Schedule for the second half lists matches from July 27 to Sept 21 featuring Council, Adams-Millis, N. 8 Tel Co, Hendrix, Wachovia, and H P T D.
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Adams-Millis
Tel Co
Hendrix
Council
Tel. Co
Wachovia
Tel
Adams Millis Edges H C Roberson in 10th Inning
Adams Millis won 7 to 6 in 10 innings over H C Roberson after a hard fought game in which both teams had 12 singles. Singuefield and Mann homered for Adams Millis, with Yokley and Culler contributing base hits and key defensive plays.
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Adams-Millis
Yokley Ib
Eees Bess
Harvey Ank
Adams Adrh Hinkle
Hoover
Mann
Martin
Senbussica
H. C. Roberson
Brogden
Yokiey
H. Culler
Culler
Weleisner
Helensworth
Yokiey McGhee
Athletics Top Indians 7 2 to Grab Second in AL
Philadelphia Athletics beat Cleveland 7 to 2 to move into second place in the American League. Joe Mickey Cochrane and Bill Miller each had three hits, Cochrane belted his 16th homer, while Mahaffey allowed six Indians hits. Summary line notes Mahaffey and Cochrane in win, Russell and Sewell on Indians.
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Cleveland
Athletics
Indians
Philadelphia
Tribe
Joe
Mickey Cochrane
Bil Miller
Cochrane
Fey
Mahaffey
Russell
Sewell
Wilmington Pirates overpower Caps in doubleheader wins
In Wilmington on July wan the Pirates defeated Raleigh in both ends of a baseball program. The day game ended 8 to 6 with a free-hitting contest, and the night game 4 to 1. Chile Hardin pitched for the Pirates, allowing only two hits to the Caps.
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Wilmington
Pirates
Raleigh
Chile
Hardin
Reds Defeat Giants as Carroll Tops Hubbell in NY Tilt
Cincinnati Reds beat New York 3 to 1 behind Owen Carroll’s five-hitter duel with Carl Hubbell. Harvey Hendrick hit a decisive eighth inning homer with Morrissey aboard to seal the win. Singles by Lombardi Roettger and Durocher produced New York’s lone run.
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New York
Owen Carroll
Carl Hubbell
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Harvey Hendrick
Morrissey
Lombardi
Roettger
Durocher
Cincinnati
Carroll and
Hubbell and Hogan
Dodgers Beat Cubs 7-2 Behind Thurston Six-Hit Gem
Max Rosenfeld had three hits and two runs, Hack Wilson drove in four as Brooklyn defeated Chicago 7 to 2. Thurston pitched a six hit game, with Malone and Hereley behind for the Cubs and Lopez catching for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Max Rosenfeld
Hack Wilson
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Hollis Thurston
Rosenfeld
Wilson
Pat Malone
Celeame
Malone
Hereley
Thurston
Lopez
Berger's homer seals Braves win over Cardinals
Wally Berger hit a homer into the centerfield stands to break a 1 1 tie in the eighth inning and lift the Boston Braves to a 3 1 victory over the St Louis Cardinals. Sylvester Johnson started for St Louis and Tom Zachary finished for Boston with Urbanski reaching on Bottonley error before Berger's decisive blast.
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Boston
Wally Berger
Sylvester Johnson
Tom Zachary
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Urbanski
Jim Bottomley
Berger
St. Louis
Johnson
Mancuso
Zachary
Hargrave
Willis Kennedy 71 Dies at Home Near Hasty School
Willis Kennedy, 71, well known farmer of this section, died at his home near the Hasty school this afternoon after a long illness. He leaves a son, a daughter and one brother. Funeral services will be held at Piney Woods church at 3 p.m. today, conducted by Rev. D. C. Cox, with interment in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Willis Kennedy
Piney Woods Church
D. C. Cox
Reitzel Family To Reunite Thursday
The fourteenth annual Reitzel family reunion will be held Thursday at Rickland church four miles east of Liberty. The program begins at 10 a.m. with a business session followed by a picnic style dinner. Attendees should bring well-filled baskets. A Ray Reitzel of Graham is president and W Y Reitzel of Burlington is secretary.
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Reitzel
Rickland Church
Liberty
A. Ray Reitzel
Graham
W. Y. Reitzel
Burlington
Letter Mailed 11 Years After Original From Conway
Fred Fifield received a letter mailed to him 11 years earlier from Conway about 60 miles away. The note, sent by his sister, arrived recently in Center Ogsp ee, North UH.
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Ogsipee
N. UH
Fred Fifield
Conway
Professor Corrects Violin Posture With Sondagsnisse Strix
Mrs Berg’s pupil asks which violin to use as the professor instructs tucking a violin under the chin. The exchange suggests a formal music lesson set in Stockholm with a Sondagsnisse Strix instrument referenced.
Henry Ford Sees 60th Birthday Marked Quietly
DETROIT July 30 UP Henry Ford celebrated his 60th birthday with no elaborate ceremonies. He planned an early two mile walk a light breakfast and a tour of the Ford plant at River Rouge. The Ford family would gather for dinner around a cake baked by Mrs Ford as a focal point of the celebration.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
River Rouge
Wilmington Prepares Sunday Baseball in Piedmont League
Wilmington's J N Bryant announces tomorrow's Sun day game against Raleigh Caps at regular prices. The Wilmington club releases Dutch Schacht and recalls Frank Coleman from Harrisburg after a stint with the Boston Nationals.
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Wilmington
J. N. Bryant
Wilmington Club
Raleigh Caps
Bryant
Dutch Schacht
Boston Nationals
Frank Coleman
Harrisburg
Games Today Winston-Salem at Charlotte
Schedule of matchups lists Winston-Salem against Charlotte, Raleigh visiting Wilmington, and Greensboro hosting Durham with games set for today across the region.
Regional Scores Report from Yesterday
Yesterday results show Raleigh 6 to 1 over opponent while Winston-Salem 2 to 0 and Charlotte 7 to 1 led wins. Greensboro posted 8 and Durham 1 in disputed matchups with Wilmington losing by percent? 4.
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Raleigh
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Greensboro
Durham
Charlotte Club
Beautiful
Eastern Horse Captures $54,000 Arlington Futurity
The eastern owned Lady's Man, owned by W. R. Coe of New York, won the six furlongs in 1:11 1-5 to capture the $54,000 Arlington futurity at Arlington Race Track Chicago. He finished four lengths ahead of Technique with Pomponius third. Idealist Swivel Pierre Pan Puchero TraceCall followed.
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West
Lady's Man
W. R. Coe
New York
America
Technique
Pomponius
Lady’s Man
Idealist
Swivel
Pierre Pan
Puchero
TraceCall
Wehak Willed The Onion Peeler Refuses Task
The strong man hesitates with a gleaming knife as a woman in the water finishes peeling the onion. He laments it is not a man's work and tears flow, while she asserts control with a scornful look.
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Wehak
Pathfinder
Patrolman Receives Penny Craft From Prisoner
Brockton Massachusetts Patrolman John L Clark keeps a miniature tea kettle carved by a prisoner ten years ago from a penny. The unique keepsake reflects a long memory of the encounter and the inmate.
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Brockton, Mass
John L. Clark
Race comment sparks chorus of crowding cheers
A lampooned remark from Table Talk Melbourne captures a race day moment as a spectator shouts guidance to a jockey after his horse passes him. The line shows playful sports banter and crowd energy typical of racing culture.
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Lueck
Melbourne
Patriots Rout Durham In Second Of Three Games
Greensboro July 30 The Patriots beat Durham 8 to 1 in the second game of a three game series. Averette allowed eight hits but kept them scattered as Wolfe and Whitehead led the offense with perfect three for three outings and three runs driven in. The final game is set for tomorrow.
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Patriots
Bulls
Greensboro
Durham
Averette
Wolfe
Whitehead
Patriot
Tire Blast Injures Newton Driver in Waltham
In Waltham Massachusetts an automobile tire exploded while Michele Baldasara of Newton was inflating it. The blast sent the rim upward and caused a four inch head cut to Baldasara.
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Waltham, Mass
Michele Baldasara
Newton
Baldasara
Granite Steps From 1785 At Portsmouth Still In Use
Granite steps cut in 1785 for Colonel Pierce House in Portsmouth remain in use at Foystull or nearby restaurant on Lafayette Road, illustrating local history embedded in a modern site.
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N. H
Colonel Pierce
Portsmouth
Foycliff
Lafayette Road
Piedmont League Maintains Class Limits After Vote
The Piedmont League directors rejected Winston-Salem's bid to raise the club class limit from four to seven players. The proposal, aimed at allowing higher class players from the Twins controlled by the New York Giants, failed to pass. The meeting in Durham was moved. the directors met in Winston-Salem, with G. H. Holmes noting the sole business of the session was the vote.
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Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Twin City
G. H. Holmes
Busi
Qualifying Play To Begin Today At Club For Men's Golf Title
Qualifying play for the High Point country club men's golf championship starts today and runs through August 6. A record field is expected as the club attracts many players. Defending champion Bill Snow foresees a tough defense amid several rising contenders. The Junior championship finals, previously scheduled, will be completed today with G. Clinard facing Hensley.
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High Point Country Club
Bill Snow
G. Clinard
T. Hensley
Kennedy Store Nine Triumphs Over Highland and Grimes
The Kennedy store nine won 8 3 against Highland then edged the Grimes street Pirates 6 5 in a curtain-raiser. Staley, Kennedy store catcher, led with four hits in five at bats on Saturday including two triples and a late homer, while Lane and Gibson contributed multi hit efforts.
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Kennedy Store
Highland
Grimes Street Pirates
Staley
Kennedy
Lane
Gibson
Vines
Parrish
Ian Wess
Lane Peer Ee
Gaither
Troe
Igang
Gan Hedrick
Bull Lane
Bull
Bege Parrish
William Fox Named Defendant In Suit For Million Dollars
William Fox named defendant in a 1 million dollar breach of contract suit filed in State Supreme Court by Chicago Title and Trust Company. The suit alleges Fox Theaters Corporation defaulted on securities purchase and Fox agreed to indemnify Herbert Lubin, whose interest was later assigned to Chicago Title.
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New York
William Fox
State Supreme Court
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Chicago Company
Fox
Fox Theaters Corporation
Roxy Theater
Fox Corporation
Herbert Lubin
Lubin
Young romance clashes with academic rule in Tit Bits item
A student pleads for two extra days of grace after two days overleave. The professor asks for explanation and the student cites detention by important business. The note ends with Gladys mentioned. Also a separate sentence states 61 of 96 Senate members are lawyers.
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Gladys
The
Senate
Struck Out By Mapp Five Kermode Three
Umpires Weaver and Kearney oversaw a game that ended with a strikeout tally of five for Mapp and three for Kermode. The contest concluded in 1 hour 11 minutes.
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Mapp
Kermode
Weaver
Kearney
City Stores Evicted Furniture Stored for Needy
PaWtuucket Rhode Island reports furniture removed from evicted needy families is being stored at public expense. The city bears the cost of storing the items until occupants can reclaim or dispose of them. Local officials say the program aims to aid families unable to pay rent.
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Pawtucket, R. L
Korea’s Marriage Certificate Split Between Spouses
A historic note claims Korea issues a dual marriage certificate with half retained by each spouse. The claim suggests equal division of the document, reflecting a symbolic parity in the union.
Clock Confusion Brings Midnight Return
A couple recalls a timing mix up as the clock in the hall nears eleven last night, the husband claiming he stopped it to avoid waking his sleeping partner. The interchange frames a domestic moment centered on a shared misread of the time.
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Henry
Weather Prophet 50 Years Boston Forecaster Turns 60
Dr. E A Loveland, a Boston weather forecaster, recently celebrated his 60th anniversary as a government meteorologist. He has served in the field for five decades, earning wide recognition for his long career.
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Boston
E. A. Loveland
Revolving Searchlight Clock Marks City Landmarks
A novel clock in a South American city resembles a searchlight and revolves to point at a different landmark each hour as it turns.
High Point Clinches Lead in Y Neighborhood Tennis Round
In the B league second round High Point college defeats Sechrest with doubles Gray and Taylor 6-3 6-2 and Ruth and Smith 6-2 6-0 while singles Taylor 6-1 6-3. Woodrow edges ahead with doubles 6-3 4-3 and 6-0 6-1 as Vance defeats York. Jamestown and Lindsay Street post tight doubles and singles results in mixed play.
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Sechrest
Woodrow
Taylor
Hensley
Ruth
Smith
Lewis
Hartley
Gray
Hart
Bowen
Cedrow
Vance
Robinette
March
York
Jamestown
Lindsay Street
E. Harvey
Hodgins
Coffield
Julian
L. Harvey
O. Harvey
Williams
Hedrick
Yanks Rally To Beat Tigers 5 4 In Slugfest Duel
New York Yankees defeated Detroit 5 to 4 in a pitchers duel after an early wild inning. Pipgras earned the win while Hogsett took the loss as the Yanks moved to nine wins in 11 against Detroit this season. Combs delivered the decisive hit with Phillips and Pipgras contributing a sacrifice to set the final score.
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YANKS
Detroit
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Pipgras
Hogsett
Tigers
Phillips
Sacfice
Combs
Senators Lose 8 to 5 in Chicago Opener
In Chicago on July 30 the Washington Senators fell 8 to 5 to the Chicago White Sox. Carey Selph hit a double and a triple as Chicago mounted ten hits off Lloyd Brown Hal Coffman and Fred Marberry. Milt Gaston allowed ten hits but kept them apart until the late innings. Dave Harris batting for Max Berg lined out for a final out. Washington 110 000 021 Chicago 001 300 135 Brown and Berg Gaston and Grube.
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Chicago
Sox
Washington
Carey Selph
Lloyd Brown
Hal Coffman
Fred Marberry
Milt Gaston
Dave Harris
Max Berg
Brown
Berg
Gaston
Grube
Red Sox Tie Breaker Triumph at St Louis in 12 innings
In a 12 inning opener at St Louis, Warstler delivered a clutch triple to spark Boston's 5 2 win over the Cardinals. Wetland and Connolly pitched for Boston as Wetland held the line while Bengough backed him for the fielding.
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RED Sox
ST. Louis
Boston
Warstler
Wetland
Connolly
Bieeholder
Bengough
Wife of Legion Commander Ill in Warsaw
Mrs. Henry L. Stevens wife of the American Legion commander is ill in Warsaw North Carolina from an impacted wisdom tooth causing ear trouble. Relatives say she is in pain and may need an operation. Henry L. Stevens Jr national commander cancelled a Puget Sound salmon trip and plans to fly home if needed.
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Warsaw
N. C
Henry L. Stevens
American Legion
Seattle
Puget Sound
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
Stevens
Charlotte Attorney Narrowly Avoids Fall on Fire Escape
Miss Julia Alexander, a Charlotte attorney, became ill on a fire escape at the 17th floor of the First National Bank building. She narrowly avoided falling over the railing and was reported not in a serious condition.
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Charlotte
Julia Alexander
First National Bank
Alexander
Odd Outer Hebrides Post Office Lets Buoy Stamps Drift
Odd Marine Post Office at St Kilda in the Outer Hebrides has no post office. Stamps cannot be bought locally, so letters carry postage attached to sheepskin buoys cast into the sea to drift until collected.
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St. Kilda
Hebrides
Meyer Bets Won But Owes After Court Decision
Eben Meyer placed five dollars on two horses and won 892. The man who collected refused to pay, and in night court the magistrate ruled gambling debts are not recognized by law. Moore walked out without committing to pay.
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New York
Eben Meyer
Miss Meyer
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