Grove Flings Three-Hit gem as Philadelphia tops Chicago 3–2
Lefty Grove struck out 11 and held the White Sox to three hits, labeling the series opener a 3 to 2 Philadelphia Athletics win. The game featured strong pitching and a tense finish in Cincinnati.
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Reds Crush Braves 22 to 12 in Big Bat Display
Cincinnati routs Boston 22 to 12 as Bell hits three homers and Donahue, Hornsby drive in key runs. Names such as Walker Picinich Pipp and Burrus figure in the slugfest with multiple RBIs and home runs.
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Baseball box score notes for Chicago at Philadelphia
Chicago hitters Kamm Simmons Hauser and Redfern lead with three bases, while Blankenship allows seven hits in eight innings. CMCGNO holds 010 000 001 to a 3 2 loss as Nallin Dineen and Barry work the plate.
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Piedmont League Scores From Raleigh to Winston-Salem
Raleigh 2 5, Salisbury 5-5, Winston-Salem 11-0. Durham 3-5, Greensboro -11. The brief results summarize standings across four cities with varied winLoss tallies.
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Southern Association Scores and Games
Nashville defeated Atlanta 5 to 1. Chattanooga won 5 to 0 at Birmingham while Little Rock led Mobile 3 to 1. Memphis played New Orleans as rain affected the schedule.
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Sally League Standings and Scores Summary
Greenville 2 0 at Augusta 1 3 Charlotte 2 at Spartanburg 6 five innings rain Asheville 7 5 at Macon 3 1 Columbia 13 at Knoxville 3 First game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Fastern Carolina Scores Note City Football Totals
A shorthand listing shows Kinston 4 Wilmington 11 Goldsboro 7 Rocky Mount 3 Greenville 9 and Fayetteville 4. The score fragment implies a regional scoreboard, with multiple city teams and final tallies across venues.
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France Dominates Men in Net Championship Semis
At Auteuil on June 2 France took control of the international hard court event reaching the semi finals in the men’s singles with three of four survivors. Helen Wills of the United States crushed Rollin Couquerque of the Netherlands 6 2 6 0 and faces Christable Hardie of England after Hardie beat Daphne Ackhurst of Australia 10 8 8 6.
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Goldsboro Beats Rocky Mount in 7-3 Upset
Goldsboro defeated Rocky Mount 7 to 3 as the two teams met in Rocky Mount. Goldsboro plated two runs in the first, one in the third, four in the fifth and added a final run in the seventh. Rocky Mount managed three runs on eleven hits while Goldsboro had twelve hits and two errors. Durham, Harrison, Stafford and Wilkinson were the Batsmen named in the box score.
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Nashville Sweeps Atlanta Series 5 1 in finale
Nashville gains a clean three game sweep of the Atlanta series with a 5 to 1 victory. Fuhr and Knox, Pence, Olsen and Brock contributed for Nashville, while R. Hu EZ led scoring with a 12 to 6 hits advantage.
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Birmingham Wins Final Game of Series 9 5
Birmingham took the last game of the Chattanooga series by 9 to 5 in Birmingham Alabama. Final score by innings shows Birmingham with a 9 14 hits 2 errors while Chattanooga had 5 runs 9 hits 3 errors. Bates Pyle Lingle Wells Cooper were the players listed.
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Teams Compete in Sedgefield Gold Tournament
Teams from Salisbury High Point Westover club Winston-Salem and Sedgefield will play in an inter city golf event at Sedgefield next Saturday June 9. C M Waynick will captain the High Point squad. Each team may field twelve players plus the professional.
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Asheville Tourists take doubleheader over Macon
The Asheville Tourists won both games of a doubleheader from the Macon Peach, 5-1 and 7-3, to extend their lead. In the first game Asheville led 5-1 with Shaney, Luebee, Spencer, Ropp, Niehaus and C. Moore contributing. in the second, Smythe earned the win with Kennedy backing, and Cavet, Moore, Spencer and Lopez in defensive support.
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Easter Stockings Wins In Kentucky Oats Race
Masterful riding by Willie Crump helped Easter Stockings win the Kentucky Oats over a field of three year old fillies at Louisville. The mile and a furlong time was 1:51 38 5. Pink Lilly was second and Reveries Gal third. The winner, out of Irish Lassie by Sir Barton, paid 2.76, 2.46 and 2.14 to 82.
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Fort Collins boys win meet by hammer throwing
Fort Collins Colorado led by hammer throwers swept all six places to win the national interscholastic track and field title at Stagg Field Chicago. The team totaled 56 points with 31 from hammer events and set four national records and one meet mark in relays.
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Kinston Drops Deeper as Pirates Win 11–4
In Wilmington on June 2 Hal Weafer’s Pirates defeated Kinston 11 to 4. Scoring by innings shows Kinston with 4 runs on 6 hits and 3 errors while Wilmington tallies 11 runs on 15 hits with no errors. Newberry Ferguson Grant Powell and Doherty contributed in the win.
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Greenville Wins First as Augusta Follows in Twin Bill
Greenville defeated Augusta 2 to 1 in the first game and lost 3 to 0 in the second. In the opener Greenville scored in the second and sixth frames while Augusta tacked on a late run. Mitchell and Mayer shared pitching duties for Greenville with McClung and White behind them, as Yeargin and Hornson did the same for Augusta.
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Spartanburg Defeats Charlotte In Shortened Game
Spartanburg won over Charlotte in the only game of a scheduled doubleheader after five innings. The score shows Spartanburg 3 0 3 and Charlotte 0 0 2 with rain interrupting play. Wilder Braggy and Hunter pitched for Spartanburg while Scott Luckey and Rain hindered Charlotte.
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Argentina tops Belgium 6 to 3 to reach Olympic soccer semifinals
Argentina defeated Belgium 6 to 3 to advance to the Olympic soccer semifinals. They will face the Portugal vs Egypt winner in the next round, with Argentina favored but warned against overconfidence after today's win.
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Brooklyn Beats Mets at Polo Grounds 6 4 on Del Bissonette Homer
Brooklyn wins its season opener at the Polo Grounds 6 to 4 as Del Bissonette hits a decisive ninth inning homer in the tenth. Box score shows Brooklyn players with hits and runs, shaping a tight early season game.
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Spittle Melton to Headline Local Arena Fight Night
Bud Spittle, state junior champion, meets Kid Melton in the main event at the arena Tuesday night. The card also features Sailor Little versus Jack Steed in the semi finals and heavyweight clashes including George Fountaine from Forsythe County against Frank Cochrane of High Point. Gene Stockton faces Buddy Hopkins in a four round bout with a curtain raiser planned.
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