Pointers Edge Gamecocks in 11th Inning Classic
The Pointers defeated the league leading Gamecocks 10 to 9 in 11 innings after a tense rally. Morton earned the win over Henderson with Mahaffey yielding key hits. Par rish drove in the decisive run as three singles tipped the scale after a furious late surge.
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Gamecocks
Boone
Met
Shover
Greensboro
Morton
Mahaffey
Henderson
Williams
Brandon
Kahdot
Cook
Caddell
Toots
Dan
Parrish
Muerte
Geahatfey
Weranuaon
Fox
Gusta
Goff
Anderson
Hord
Neibert
Millsaps
Branch
High Point
Anders
Hobbs
Beck
Caps Edge Pats 12-10 In Earnest Ivy League Tilt
Raleigh Caps rally to a 12-10 win over Greensboro behind Bill Gwathmey relief. Lewis and Kregel homer, with key two base hits by Young Walters and Reinert. Gwathmey earns win, Dudley takes the loss as Brown exits early after 2 innings.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
Bill Gwathmey
Lefty Brown
Lewis
Kregel
Raleigh Ab
Cutton
Waters
Gwathmey
Sanders
Sproan
Young
Walters
Jordan
Reinert
Clifton
Roerick
Greenberg
Krummitt
Durham
Boland
Walsh
Brummitt
Kilpatrick
Brown
Dudley
Olsen
Sedgefield Tennis Tourney Enters Second Day Of Play
On the Sedgefield clay the tournament begins day two with most men’s first rounds undecided while second rounds draw focus in the women’s draw. Jimmy Poole advanced by default over Carl Carlson in the upper bracket. Women’s matches see Elizabeth Adams and Virginia Jackson split sets before Jackson clinches 6-1 in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Country Club
Jimmy Poole
Carl Carlson
John Carson
Oscar Burnett
Ben Cone
J. W. Simpson, Jr
Clement Penn
Allen Pryor
Howard Holderness
Herndon Alexander
Buster Rucker
William Vorbett
Allen McKnight
Herman Cone
Harry Wilson
Frances Thomas
Mollie Harrison
Lara Abercrombie
Lois Schoonover
Virginia Jackson
Elizabeth Adams
Jean Burroughs
W. D. Irwin
Cam Boren
Sue Brandt
Anne Martindale
Ed Brown
Isabell Clark
Dorothy Klutz
E. F. Lucas
Margaret Bencini
Vera Mills
Douglas Conkwright
Virginia Frank
Nell Adams
Margaret Jarboe
Mary Thurman
Louise Smith
Jean Burroughe
Ann Martindale
E. F
Two More Infants Die in German Tuberculosis Clinic
Lubeck reports two more infant deaths today as the anti tuberculosis treatment center tallies show twenty six deaths overall. The facility lists 103 patients in dangerous condition and 81 others recovered.
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Luebeck
Germany
Tebell Resigns to Coach Virginia Men’s Teams
Gus Tebell, after six years at North Carolina State College guiding a southern conference championship football and basketball program, resigns to take similar duties at the University of Virginia. Tebell starred in three sports at Wisconsin and serves on the Gus Tebell National Committee on basketball rules.
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North Carolina State College
Tebell
University of Virginia
Febell
University of Wisconsin
Gus Tebell
England Derby Run at Epsom Tomorrow
England’s Derby will be run at Epsom Downs with more than half a million spectators anticipated. Ninety-two starters include two American entries Scout Second and Parthenon, with Scout Second at 25 to 1 in the betting. Diolite heads the favorites at 6 to 1 after winning the two thousand guineas.
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Epsom Downs
England
William Woodward
Scout
A. K. Macomber
Parthenon
Mr Woodward
Gallant Fox
Churchill Downs
Woodward
Sir Hugo Hirst
Diolite
Call Boy
Aga Khan
Rustom Pasha
Lord Astor
Major J. Courtauld
Sandlot Standings and Odd Hobby Highlight Oak Park Collector
A brief item notes an Oak Park resident who collects bottles as a hobby amid sandlot standings in the Industrial League. The piece mentions a 1200 count and a bottle valued at 759 dollars.
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Oak Park
Major League Leaders Include June 19 Update
National batting leaders show Herman of the Robins at .417 with Frederick and Robins tied for hits at 71. Herman also leads runs with 46. Frisch of the Cardinals tops doubles with 21 while Cuyler of the Cubs has 8 triples and 12 steals. Wilson of the Cubs leads home runs with 16 and RBIs.
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National
Herman
Robins
Frederick
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Baseball Leaders The 1930s Season Summary
Ruth leads Yankees with 16 home runs and 48 RBIs while Rice of the Senators hits .397 with 69 hits and 10 steals. Simmons of the Athletics adds 48 RBIs. Cronin of the Senators posts 17 doubles and Combs of the Yankees 7 triples.
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Rice
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Cronin
Combs
Oldest trousers and handkerchief claimed by Detter in Maiden
G P Detter of Maiden, North Carolina, claims to own the oldest pants in the south and perhaps America. The trousers were worn to the United States from Germany in 1830 by Detter’s great uncle. His mother presented him the handkerchief about 55 years ago.
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N. C
G. P. Detter
South
America
Germany
Detter
Sharkey Entertains Visitors Ahead of Schmel ing title bid
In Orangery New York June 3, Jack Sharkey, preparing for his June 12 15 round match with Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium, relaxes in Gus Wilsons fight camp dining room. An itinerant blues musician is paid by guests as Sharkey mocks the hat passing, then plays and sings The St Louis Blues before discussing his campaign and career.
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Orangeburg
N. Y
Gus Wilson
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Man Mauler
Johnny Risko
Tom Heeney
Deide Tunney
Yankee Stadium
Tourists Stretch Lead With Fifth Straight Sally Victory
Asheville's Spiers and the Tourists won their fifth in a row as Greenville and Macon stumbled. Greene held Columbia, while Boerner struck out Macon’s Peaches and Gallivan tasted defeat for the first time this season. Schumann and Wolf shut down Greenville in a tense ninth.
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Charlotte
Spiers
Asheville
Macon
Greenville
Greene
Columbia Comets
Gross
Larry Boerner
Peaches
Phil Gallivan
Gallivan
Augusta
Schumann
Wolf
Reinhardt
Walker
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT In New York and Newark
New York fighter Leo Williams outpointed Izzy Grove in a 10 round bout in New York. In Newcastle Pa Joey Goodman from Cleveland defeated Harry Scott of Atlantic City over 10 rounds. Bud Gorman of Summit N J beat Joe Packo of Toledo in Newark N J in ten rounds. Stanislaus Loayza of Chile defeated Joey Abrams of New York in Renuselaer N Y over 10 rounds.
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New York
Leo Williams
Izzy Grove
Newcastle
Joey Goodman
Cleveland
Harry Scott
Atlantic City
Newark
N. J
Bud Gorman
Summitt
Joe Packo
Toledo
Renuselaer
N. Y
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Joey Abrams
Johnny Cooke Beats Phil Mc Graw In New Orleans Bout
Johnny Cooke of New Orleans outpointed Detroit’s Phil Mc Graw in a ten round boxing match, earning a points decision amid a crowded venue in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Johnny Cooke
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Lyon Kester and Walser Qualify In Golf Tournament
In the presidents cup golf qualifiers at the Country club J E Lyon Grover C Kester and Z N Walser posted 82 81 and 87 respectively as many players tramped the course tuning up for the event which closes Saturday night.
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Lyon
Kester
Walser
J. E. Lyon
Grover C. Kester
Z. N. Walser
Lott Leads US Tennis Team For Davis Cup Chase
George Lott and six others sail tonight for the Davis Cup challenge abroad. Lott seeks stronger concentration after criticism by Vincent Richards and hopes Bill Tilden plays on the team. Companions include Dixon, Van Ryn, Allison, Doeg, Bell, Mangin as reserves.
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New York
Vincent Richards
George Lott
Chicago
Lott
Richards
Philadelphia
Mexico
Borotta
Allison
George
Auteuil
Paris
Bill Tilden
Jean Borotra
United States
Fitz-Eugene Dixon
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Giant
Berkeley Bell
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Veteran Pitcher Alexander Released by Phillies
Grover Cleveland Alexander, once a top National League pitcher, has been unconditionally released by the Philadelphia Nationals Club. The veteran, hailed as one of the greatest in his era, appears to have reached the end of his Major League career.
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Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Aleander
Philadelphia National Leagues Club
Pete
Enterprise Loses To City Nine In Close Game
City Water and Light baseball team defeated Enterprise 6 to 4 in a tight contest. McGhee worked the full game for Enterprise limiting hits and striking out eight, while City used two effective pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water and Light Baseball
Enterprise
McGhee
Ancient college rowing rivalries revive on the river
The piece recalls Harvard Yale and other eastern schools sharing storied rowing tradition. It notes locations along the Charles Severn Housatonic Carnegie Delaware Schuylkill Harlem and Hudson rivers and the travel needed for practice and competition.
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Harvard
Yale
Massachusetts Tech
Charles River
Navy
Housatonic
Princeton
Lake Carnegie
Severn
Rusty Callow
Penn
Delaware
Schuylkill
Columbia
Harlem River
Hudson
Carnell
Bulls Blast Winston-Salem Twins in Big Seventh Inning
Dick Cherry limited Winston-Salem to four hits and two earned runs as the Bulls exploded for 11 runs in the seventh inning. Brillheart and Mungo shared duties on the mound. Mungo incurred a wild pitch, balk, and two hit batters during his brief relief stint.
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Dick Cherry
Winston- Salem Twins
Bulls
Brillhart
Mungo
Brillheart
Winston-Salem
Bpere
Mallonee
Weater
Mrown
Oi Briliheart
Ee Poteie
Durham
Se SD Pees
Gia Bet
Eg Wate
Busan
O’malley
Winston Salem
Lindley
Strange
Tauby
English
Taylor
Strange Taylor
Rimmer
Brown
Bryan
Sparg
Weafer
Cherry
Heart
Balle
Daugherty
Morgan Moore
Opshaw
Phillies Defeat Cardinals 9 to 6 in Interleague Exitement
The Philadelphia Phillies outslugged the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 6 in a early interleague clash in Philadelphia. Arthur Whitney led the Phils with two doubles and two singles as Ace Elliott and Bell closed out the win. Yankees beat Cincinnati 8 to 5 and Athletics topped Pittsburgh 8 to 2 in exhibition action.
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Associated Press
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Pirates
Cubs
Cardinals
Chick Hafey
Collins
Ace Elliott
Bill Hallahan
Hallahan
Bell
Arthur Whitney
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Athletics
Pittsburgh
South Atlantic League Matchups Include Charlotte at Macon
The slate lists Charlotte versus Macon, Greenville facing Augusta, and Asheville playing Columbia, outlining three league games.
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Charlotte
Macon
Greenville
Augusta
Asheville
Columbia
Piedmont League Results Highlight Narrow High Point Win
In the Piedmont League High Point defeated Henderson 10 to 9 while Raleigh topped Greensboro 12 to 10 and Durham beat Winston Salem 17 to 6. No American League games were scheduled.
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L. Pet
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Durham
Raleigh
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pet
Greenville
Maconee Ee
Asheville
Charlotte /Columbia
Ren Ee
Augusta
Baltimore
Buffalo Ont &Oee
Montreal
Thomas Mills
Rochester Co
Adams-Millis
Hoo
Toronto
Highland
Reading
Hill Crest Eeners
Comeeenemaamrence
Newark Oo
Jersey City
Commercial “League
American Association N
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Mpa
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Louisville
Enterprise
St. Paul Es
Amer
Columbus
City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
H. P
W. I
Minneapolis Ames
Stehli
Southern Association
Harris Coy
W. L Pet
Memphis
Myrtle Desk
O. E. Kearns
New Oreans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Robbins
Nashville
Slane
Pe Ae
Chattanooga
Mobile
County City
Atlanta
Trinity . A
Jamestown
Diamond Hos
Denny Ak
Dog Salvation
Piedmont League
Henderson
Phillies top Cardinals 9 to 8 in NL clash
In a National League contest, Philadelphia edged St Louis 9 to 8 as other games were not on the schedule. The tight game featured late scoring to decide the outcome.
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National League
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Unclear Scoreline From Regional Raw Play
Readable text lists numbers with city names Charlotte Macon Asheville and Columbia, suggesting a regional score or tally. No explicit event, team, or outcome is provided.
Southern Association scoreboard update
Atlanta leads Nashville by six to four in a rough scoring session while Birmingham trails Chattanooga by six to twelve. Memphis posts four to New Orleans five, and Little Rock sits four to Mobile eight in regional standings.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville
Chattanooga
Southeastern League scores compiled in matchup list
Montgomery beat Pensacola 5 to 4 while Columbus topped Tampa 1 to 2. Selma lost to Jacksonville 1 to 0 in a 1 2 record, and Columbus defeated Louisville 3 to 3.
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Montgomery
Pensacola
Columbus
Tampa
Selma
Jacksonville
Louisville
American Association Scores From Kansas City and Milwaukee
In a brief card, Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 5 to 6 with no other games scheduled. The Wichita Falls contest against Fort Worth ended 10 to 1.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
International League scores posted for Buffalo and Baltimore
Buffalo defeats Montreal 5 to 4 while Baltimore wins 15 to 4 over Jersey City. Only games scheduled are listed.
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Buffalo
Montreal
Baltimore
Jersey City
Grand Rapids Bout Ends in Outpoint Victory
Pee Wee Jarrell of Mishawaka Indiana defeats Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo New York in a close decision at Grand Rapids Michigan, securing a noted outpoint win.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Pee Wee Jarrell
Mishawaka
Ind
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Hartford Boxer Kaplan Defeats Medil In Narrow Outpoint
Hartford based Louis Kid Kaplan earned a decision over Chicago contestant Joey Medil in a close bout. The featherweight clash ended with Kaplan taking the nod on points as Meridian fighters gained a local victory.
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Hartford
Conn
Louis
Kid” Kaplan
Meridian
Joey Medil
Chicago
Quintero Outpoints Herring In Upset Bout
Manuel Quintero of Tampa defeats Jimmy Herring of Utica by clear decision in a boxing match held in Little Rock Arkansas. Herring faced a late rally as Quintero claimed the victory on points.
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Little Rock
Ark
Manuel Quintero
Tampa
Fla
Jimmy Herring
Utica
N. Y
Five Carloads Of Hogs Sold For Craven County
Farmers in Craven county recently sold five carloads of hogs for a total of 5072.96 dollars. County agent C. B. Faris said the average value per car exceeded 1000 dollars, a very good figure for the sale.
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New Bern
Craven County
C. B. Faris
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