Pointers Take Two From Winston-Salem At Local Park
High Point’s Dan Boone and the Pointers swept a doubleheader from the Winston-Salem Twins at home. Johnny Jones fueled the offense with two homers and a standout one-handed catch. The first game saw five early runs, while the nightcap finished in the seventh inning after a tight battle.
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Winston-Salem Twins
Winston-Salem
Boonemen
Johnny Jones
Maltby
Peggy’ Ford
Forrest
Boone
Jones
McGuire
Miller
Mauney
Ford
Anderson
Mitchell
Ia Rush
Williams
Ranval
Walters
Brown
Conklin
Twins
Bryan
Fryan
Bray
Wvans
Ne Anderson
Menen
Wareman
Meyen
Bee
Os Acres
Beone
Oer McGuire
Conniin
Winston
Ranva
Forrest Boone Jones
Mitchell Bryan
Martby
High Point
Becker
Bradon
Ab _ H
Evans
Cf Ee Anderson
Whiteman
P Eorne
Free YMCA swimming lessons yield 79 boys in first week
A surge of 90 boys aged 9 to 15 attended five full swimming lessons at the YMCA. Of these, 79 learned to swim, with a list of named youths including Carey Holcombe Herman Swann Hugh OBrien Orville Little and many others.
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Carey Holcombé
Herman Swann
Hugh O’bierne
Orville Little
Elwood Barbee
Bill Linthicum
Emory Bencini
Ernest Hart
Elmo Clarey
D. B. Grubb
Brice McLain
Paul Burton
Robert Alley
Chas Gray
Vandal Maske
Leo Briles
Lynn Haney
Milton Krieger
Gilbert Yates
John Surratt
Lynwood Driggers
Woodrow Grady
James Lassiter
Billie Shields
Frank Hucks
Grady Pope
Oscar White
Robert Hughes
Henry Frittz
Horace Allred
Harry Carter
Thomas Sullivan
Albert Long
J. Hill
Carl Cooper
Vance Mu
Ray James
Philip Pugh
Harry Pierce
Billie Wagner
Marvin Mobley
Wade Russell
Clifton Brown
Wilford Smith
Lee Burr
Wilson Sutton
Woodrow Crowson
Jack Livengood
Robert Lowe
Harold Jensen
Wm. Oakley
Worth Grant
Cladue Wright
Girl Flyer Goes Up 24000 Feet Season Preview
In a candid letter the writer criticizes Jones for watching pitches and urges aggressive batting. He notes upcoming trips to Greensboro and Salisbury with four games at home and a doubleheader weekend against the Bulls, urging supporters to attend and cheer.
Sally League Scores Arrive From Columbia to Augusta
Results show Columbia 5 3 Asheville 3 11 Charlotte 12 0 Knoxville 0 4 Greenville 5 2 Augusta 4 0 Spartanburg 2 0 Macon 4 6 across the circuit with several teams posting wins and losses as standings take shape.
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Columbia
Asheville
Charlotte
Knoxville
Greenville
Augusta
Spartanburg
Macon
International League scores and standings update
Newark 9 Reading 2 and Baltimore 6 Jersey City 5 lead with Buffalo 6 1 over Toronto 4 3. Rochester 2 Montreal 3.
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Newark
Reading
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Tilden and Hunter Lose to Frenchmen in Paris
In the French championship at Roland Garros, Bill Tilden was defeated by Rene Lacoste 6-1 6-0 5-7 6-3 in the semifinals. Frank Hunter fell to Jean Borro in the quarterfinals 6-8 10-8 4-6 8-6 6-1.
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Tilden
Hunter
Thomas T. Topping
Associated Press
Paris
Roland Garross
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
Big Bill
Rene Lacoste
Jean Boro
Hunter Intro
Second Story Home for Kansas Chickens
HIAWATHA Kansas April report notes farmer John Moser of Hiawatha built a two level coop for his chickens after coyotes and thieves prompted the idea. He converted an upstairs room, added a roof hole for sunlight, and fenced it with chicken wire creating a protected outdoor promenade.
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Hiawatha, Kas
John Moser
Moser
Slane Hosiery Mill Shuts Out High Point Yarn Mills 8 4
Slane Hosiery Mill defeated High Point Yarn Mills 8 to 4 in a stiff afternoon game. Staton delivered the standout pitching performance while John Raper and Willie Smith led the batting for Slane with strong contributions.
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Slane Hosiery Mill
High Point Yarn Mills
Staton
John Raper
Willie Smith
Hagen Wins In A Fighting Finish In England
Walter Hagen, captain of the American Ryder Cup team, edged Archie Compston one up after 36 holes at Blackwell Park Birmingham England. Hagen twice overcame deficits to win at the 36th hole after losing 8 and 7 at Moor Park last year and 18 and 17 in a 72 hole match. He arrived early after a late train and little sleep, thrilling the crowd with a dramatic victory.
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Blackwell Park
Birmingham
Eng
Walter Hagen
Archie Compston
Hagen
Compston
Moor Park
American Association Scores Card Featuring Minneapolis and St Paul
In a recent AMERICAN ASSOCIATION tally Minneapolis earns 6 while St Paul posts a score of 8 with Kansas City at 8 and Milwaukee leading at 1, reflecting varied results across the league.
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American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Amateur Golfers of Carolinas Come to Sedgefield Next Week
Greensboro report notes over 125 top amateur golfers from the Carolinas will compete in the eighteenth Carolina Golf Association tournament at Sedgefield. Play begins Tuesday with pro amateur best ball, then qualifying Tuesday and match play from Wednesday to Saturday. Defending champion Allen Smith from Asheville and Sedgefield stars Johnny Bachman and Tully Blair are among featured players. Blair is considered an early favorite.
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Jones
Dan
Williams
Fellows
Greensboro
Salisbury
Bulls
Carolinas
Sedgefield
Carolina Golf Association
Sedgefield Inn
Valley Brook
Links
Fred M. Laxton
Charlotte
Tunner
Berrien Brooks
Greenville
S. C
Association
Tully Blair
Johnny Bachman
Sedgefield Aces
Alen Smith
Asheville
Blair
Tomlinson Edges Howerton In Pitchers Duel 4-3
Tomlinson Pitchers' duel beats Howerton 4 to 3 as Howerton allows five hits including F Smith homer with one on in fifth. Jones yields seven safeties while Moorehead leads losers with three of team hits and strong fielding. Wood shines at short for Tomlinson.
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Jones
Tomlinson Chair
Howerton
Adams-Millis
F. Smith
Moorehead
Wood
Chilton
Parlowe
Gurley
Russell
Mann
Fowler
Sheen
Tomlinson
Hepler
Hayworthe
Lt Wood
Stout
Barton If
A. Smith
Allen Tf
Jones P
Wees Ereemsntie
N Meen
G. Smith
Farlowe
Russel Wood
Bage
Jones i
Millionaire Hen Circles Boom in Missouri Egg Trade
In Missouri during 1928 hens produced 178,922,000 dozen eggs valued at 44,877,670 dollars. The state’s egg-saving population for that year is estimated at 27,254,000 hens.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
One armed pitcher Dominates for Lumberton in 17–2 Win
Lumberton improved to 17 2 over Orrum as Dick Norment, a one armed and one legged pitcher, held Orrum hitless for seven innings and extended his scoreless streak to sixteen innings. Rowland was no hit by Norment eight days earlier. The Orrum bats broke through in the eighth inning, but too late.
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Lumberton
Dick Norment
Orrum
Rowland
Globe Parlor Beats Amos Hosiery Mills In Fair Game
The Globe Parlors defeated Amos Hosiery Mills 9 to 4 yesterday afternoon in a well played contest. Pitcher Culler for the furniture men and Sorrell for the sockmakers were in good form. Ingram led the hitting with a triple and two singles.
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the Globe
Tame- Paseballers
Amos Hosiery Mills
Culler
Funnture
Sorrell
Sockmakers
Ingram
Glove Care Tips For Longer Gloves And Frocks
With longer gloves and new frocks, care is essential. Do not roll used gloves into a ball, smooth fingers, blow air into them, and fold carefully. Avoid removing by cuffs or storing damp. wash with soap flakes and a touch of glycerine.
Prince and Waynick Face Each Other In Finals
The Presidents golf cup at the Country club narrowed to J Prince and C M Waynick after semi final wins. Prince beat J Kester 3 and 2 while Waynick defeated A S Parker Loup. Welborn beat Hierman Abels 3 and 2 in the second flight.
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J. ©. Prince
C. M. Waynick
Mr. Prince
J. ©. Kester
Mr. Waynick
A. S. Parker Loup
Hierman Abels
J. Welborn
Mr. Welborn
Harris Covington Jumps Into Lead in Industrial League Rout
Harris Covington Mill nine moved into first place by routing Highland 8 to 3 on the high school diamond. After the regular game, they defeated the King all star squad 9 to 1 behind masterful pitching by Beasley. Thomas and Fritz sparked fielding and Beasley starred on the mound.
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Harriss Covington Mill
Highland
King
Howerton
Thomas
Fritz
Beasly
Highland Air Rhoa
D. McDonald
Spoon
Warner
M. Anderson
Price
Ea Dennis
B. Anderson
L. mebDonsid
Harris-Cov
Prite
Mowerton
Ee Sours
ES Ferguson
Cowan
Omas
Whaley
Ea Peasiey
Pic
Otis
Ferrarson
L. McDonald
Parker
Beasley
Dennis
la McDonald
Beamley
Lassman Appears Winner in Fight
New York University captain Al Lassman has recovered from a brain injury after surgery by Dr Charles A Elsberg. The operation removed half an ounce of fluid from his right brain after a severe concussion and fractured skull from a November 24 game with Carnegie Tech. Lassman had been comatose for weeks and showed improvement leading to the success of the procedure.
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New York
al Lassman
New York University
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
the Violets
Charles A. Elsberg
Lassman
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