Bulls Gore Pai Townsend For 81 Win In Durham
Durham and High Point battle as Mace Brown limits pointers to 3 hits while Lindley, O Malley and Townsend drive runs. Red O Malley leads Bulls with two extra base hits as Durham ties series at 3 wins apiece.
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Durham
Mace Brown
Bull
Dan Boone
Pat Townsend
Bovines
Buile
Cowboy Pat
Durham Entry
Lindley
O'Malley
Townsend
Lefty Young
Bulls
Red O'Malley
Bandrimer
English
Strange
Land
Johnny Jones
Brown
Dec Land
Pointers
Buck Taylor
Gones
Waleren
Mengriz
Young
Wren
Man
Town
Mae
High Point
Farrell And Cotton Lead In British Open Tie
The article notes Farrell and Cotton tied for the lead in the British Open in a sports brief. It mentions Roy Appleton Pat Townsend and Lefty Pine as candidates for the first Iron Man of the 1981 Piedmont baseball season with attempts at two games a day and five per week.
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Farrell and Cotton
Eve Long
Piedmont
Dan Boone
Roy Appleton
Pat Townsend
Lefty Pine
Cotton Farrell Tie For Open Lead At Carnoustie
Henry Cotton and Johnny Farrell both shot 72 for 18 holes to lead the British Open as wind and tricky greens tested play at Carnoustie Scotland. Gene Sarazen and MacDonald Smith followed with 74 and 75 respectively, while Charlie Whitcome Abe Mitchell and others trailed.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Henry Cotton
Farrell
Johnny
Gene Sarazen
MacDonald Smith
Horton Smith
Mac Smith
Burns
Cotton
Sarazen
Orcee
Ome Antic
Charlies Whitcome
Abe Mitchell
Rufus Stewart
Eric McRavie
John de Forest
Challengers Hold City Champs Even In Non-Title Match
The city horseshoe championship opened with a draw as Rev. Roy Farmer and Edgar Hartley faced challengers T. Wingate Andrews and Rev. George T. Stevens on Bay Street. Johnston substitute, training for a 40 ounce shoe, may join Stevens if needed, with secret practices and heavy hotel bookings signaling a looming title match after commencement exercises.
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Bay Street
Roy Farmer
Edgar Hartley
T. Wingate Andrews
George T. Stevens
Stevens
L. R. Johnston
W. C. King
Johnston
Andrews
Mr. Johnston
Mr. Stevens
Cards Take Decision Over Giants in 4-3 Win
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 4-3 to move 2 1/2 games ahead in the NL standings. Burleigh Grimes earned his seventh straight win, driving in the winning run with a seventh-inning single. The Giants must win three straight to regain a share of first.
Wes Ferrell To Rest With Sore Arm
Boston June 8 Wes Ferrell ace pitcher of the Cleveland Indians has stopped pitching with a sore right shoulder dating from his April 20 no hit effort. Manager Peckinpaugh orders rest and a dentist visit with specialist care as a last resort for the arms and shoulders.
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Wes Ferrell
Boston
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Ferrell
Peckinpaugh
Iron Man Pitching Staff Weighs on Pointers Squad
The article notes the Pointers’ three man pitching staff and the need to develop an Iron Man through hard work. Sympathy is extended to Messrs. Appleton, Townsend, and Piue as the team eyes stability and endurance.
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Messrs
Appleton
Townsend
Piue
Pointers Doubt Appleton Plue Townsend Early Season Form
The writer notes initial optimism about Appleton Plue and Pat Townsend as pitching strengths but retracts those views. They doubt either can be effective pitching every other day, signaling reassessment of the pitching rotation for the season.
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Appleton
Plue
Pat Townsend
Pointer rookie pitchers struggle for High Point club
The article notes two rookies, Lefty Young and Page Dennis, started two games each for High Point. Young had a no hit no run debut but allowed several errors behind him in his second start. Dennis gave up 7 hits to the Gamecocks and 4 to the Twins across two starts, winning both tilts.
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Pointer
Lefty Young
Page Dennis
High Point
Young
Dennis
Gamecocks
Twins
High Point Fans Frustrated Over Slow Pitching Turnout
The High Point club faces fan frustration as promised victory remains elusive. Pointer roster pitchers from local sandlots are unused while capable youngsters pitch only sparingly and veterans toil every other day, widening the pitching imbalance.
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High Point
Street corner chatter on baseball club management debates
A rumbling voice from the street corners questions who should run a ball club and worries about how a digest of gossip might influence Dan Boone. The speaker hints at truth in street opinions but dismisses the idea.
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Dan Boone
Leo Diege Makes Hole-In-One at Cherry Valley
Garden City New York June 3 Leo Diege visited the Cherry Valley club course to view new wooden clubs. He used one to reach the first tee and his ball landed in the hole at the first green 285 yards away on a par 4.
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Garden City
N. Y
Leo Diege
Cherry Valley Club
Burley Tobacco Production Seen At 430 Million Pounds
Preliminary estimates set Burley tobacco production this season at not less than 430 million pounds, about 19 percent larger than last year. The larger crop is expected to drive prices lower.
Baseball box score highlights with Prim winning pitcher
Runs batted in Ferrell 2 Lewis 4 and others two each. Double plays Lewis to Kane to Caldwell. Walks Ormand 4 Prim 3. Strikeouts Ormand 2 Blanton 1. Hits Prim 5 in 2-3. Left on base Greensboro 5 Winston-Salem 64. Umpires Brandon and Connelly. Time 2.09.
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Henderson
Hpoe
Diet
Lundeen
Brummitt
Mas Biascie
Teese
Swaney
Cease
Starling
Ailainone
Ab Packard
Culsreth
Haddens
Pond
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Carrier
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Asheville
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Tarr
Pyle
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Devaney
Smith
Sullivan
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Patriots
Greensboro
Winston-Salem Winston-Salem
H Pocre
Burke
Cf Pedy
Williams Mire i
Eee Beant
Wee Mee Se
Ee Slayback
Wee
Posieman, Vf
Johnson
Coewel
Ie Mae
FF Mullen
Bente
Winston-Salem
Lewis
Ferrell
Kage
Ormand
Slayback
Fogleman
Kane
Caldwell
Prim
Blanton
Brandon
Connelly
Tomlinson Nine Trims Robbins In Extra Innings At Willis Park
The Tomlinson Chair nine defeated Robbins Hosiery Mill 10 to 8 after a back and forth game at Willis Park. Brogden pitched for Tomlinson with key hits from M Hayworth and Gray sparking the offense. Tomlinson tied the game in the ninth, then won in the tenth as Robbins fell short in the extra frame.
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Tomlinson Chair Company
Rube Eldridge
Robbins Hosiery Mill
Willis Park
Brogden
Tomlinson
Rube
M. Hayworth
Gray
God
Bird
Howell
Robbins
Gan Sea
Knigs R. Robbins
Ged
How They Stand
Basketball standings list games today with matchups Greensboro at Charlotte Henderson at High Point Raleigh at Winston Durham at Asheville.
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Greensboro
Charlotte
Henderson
High Point
Raleigh
Winston
Durham
Asheville
Local Scores From Yesterday Across Several Cities
Results from yesterday show Greensboro 14 over Winston 3, Durham 8 over High Point 1, Charlotte 12 over Henderson 8, and Asheville 13 over Raleigh 3.
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Raleigh
Charlotte
Seer
Greensboro
Asheville
Henderson
High Point
Durham
Winston See
Winston
Chicago at Philadelphia and other league matchups
Upcoming NBA games list Chicago versus Philadelphia St Louis facing New York Detroit at Washington and Cleveland meeting Boston with notable cross conference action scheduled this week.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Scores From A Lopsided Baseball Card
Cleveland defeats Boston 12 to 11 while Philadelphia edges Chicago 3 to 2 New York beats St Louis 9 to 2 and Washington over Detroit 5 to 3 in a day of tight ballgames.
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Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Boston and Brooklyn Nets Push Ball Results Across Cities
Scores from multiple games show Boston 2 over Pittsburgh 5, Brooklyn 7 over Chicago 6, St. Louis 4 over New York 3, Cincinnati 2 over Philadelphia 6. Indianapolis rider Cox defeated Mike O’Dowd in Columbus, Ohio.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Racy Cox
Mike O'Dowd
Columbus
Stolen Bases Highlight Narrow Baseball Tilt
The game featured Brockden and M Hayworth with two stolen bases each and B Stout twice. Brogden issued five walks, while Eldridge struck out four. Robbins and Tomlinson left on base 12 and 19 times as fans watched 2:15 games with 300 attendance.
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Dis
Howell
C. Hayworth
Brogden
M. Hayworth
B. Stout
Pierce
Eldridge
Robbins
Tomlinson
Teen and Hayworth
Major League Leaders From June 2 Standings
National League leaders include Arlett of the Phillies batting 385 and 60 hits. Hornsby leads in runs and doubles for the Cubs, while Klein paces RBIs and home runs for Philadelphia. American League leaders feature Cochrane batting 400 and Ruth in runs and home runs, with Cronin and Gehrig atop several categories.
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Arlett
Phillies
Hornsby
Cubs
Klein
Herman
Robins
L. Waner
Pirates
Davis
Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Comorosky
Jackson
Giants
Berger
Cuyler
Derring
Sweetland
Cochrane
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Bishop
Gehrig
Cronin
Senators
Averill
Indians
Webb
Red Sox
Alexander
Tigers
Simmons
Johnson
Dizzy Dean Plans Parkside Wedding Next Monday Night
Jerome Dizzy Dean 21 year old Houston Buffs pitcher filed notice of intended marriage to Patricia Nash 24 of Houston. The couple plans to wed at Buffalo Stadium in Houston next Monday night by mutual consent prompted by friends. Details on acceptance of the match depend on Nash who is described as vivacious and a baseball fan.
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Houston
Tex
Jerome
Dizzy’’ Dean
Houston Buffs
Buffalo Stadium
Patricia Nash
Dean
Harridge Names Connolly Chief Umpire of American League
Chicago June 3 William Harridge newly elected president of the American League yesterday appointed Tom Connolly as umpire in chief of the circuit He will assume duties June 18 Connolly is dean of the league umpiring staff
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Chicago
William Harridge
Tom
Connolly
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday Across The League
Yesterday's stars included Bing Miller driving a homer with one on to edge Chicago 3-2 for Athletics. Burleigh Grimes held the Cardinals to victory over the Giants. Eddie Morgan had a four of Cleveland's 18 hits against Boston with two doubles and a single. Wally Geiber t tripled in the ninth with two aboard and scored as Robins beat the Cubs 7-6. Carl Fischer fanned six in a Senators 5 8 win over Detroit. Chuck Klein hit 19th and 13th homers as Phillies beat Reds. Bill Regan drove in the ninth to power the Pirates past the Braves 4-3. Vernon Gomez earned a second straight win for the Yankees versus the Browns.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
New York Giants
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Burleigh Grimes
Fred Fitzsimmons
St.Louis
Grimes
New York
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Robins
Braves
Chicago Cube
Wally Gilbert
Chicago
Gilbert
Herman
Pirate
Brandt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ed Brandt
Bill Regan
Fred Bennet
Phillies
Cincinnati
Chuck Klein
Reds
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Bing Miller
Rube Walberg
Athletics
Carl Fischer
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Fischer
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Lefty Gomez
Mellillo
Yanks
Eddie Morgan
Indians
Deere
Wally Geibert
Cubs
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