Pointers Regain Lead With 10-Run Victory Over Colonials
High Point Pointers blank the Colonials 9 to 0 as Mike Cebula limits Whitemanites to five hits and drives in most runs. Cebula triples in the second inning, scores again, and receives strong support from teammates in a clean defensive game. Boone leads offense with three of four, while Schmidt adds two hits. Salisbury commits four errors for Salisbury. Box score and summary follow.
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Mike Cebula
Mike
Whitemanites
High Point
Cebula
Kelly Wilson
Whiteman
Salisbury
George Schmidt
Schmidt
Boone
Dan
Braly
Clabough
Kelly
Scott Perry
Jim Buggy
Kitchens
Windle
Carpenter
Zinker
Hardy
Johnson
Clark &S
Forest
Wilson
Feori
O Lind
Stewart
Eaesee
Clark
Lind
Balis
Consul Goforth Expected Visit Home Next Month
Herndon W. Goforth American consul at Sao Paulo Brazil, seriously wounded recently, plans a visit to his former home in Lenoir next month as relatives are advised. His assailant, David Ward, has been tried convicted and sentenced. Initial dispatches had reported his death.
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Lenoir
Herndon W. Goforth
Sao Paulo
Brazil
David Ward
Goforth
Yankees Smiles Brighten As They Dominate The Season
Miller Huggins smiles reflect a winning streak as Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth perform a homerun duel. Koenig and Lazzeri pace the keystone pair while the Yankees build a strong lead in an ongoing race.
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Miller Huggins
Yanke
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Koenig
Lazzeri
Keystone
Yankees
Carolina Motor Club to Issue Licenses
Raleigh June 4 AP State drivers licenses for operators of for hire vehicles including passenger cars buses and common carrier trucks will be issued at 35 Carolina Motor club offices after arrangements between R O Self and C W Roberts. Every driver must apply and the initial license will go to those who fill forms proving moral character and driving ability. About 3500 drivers in North Carolina will be affected by the new law.
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Raleigh
The
Carolina Motor Club
R. O. Self
Corporation Commission
C. W. Roberts
North Carolina
Reading's Merkle Remembered in Baseball and Circus Rumors
A collage notes Fred Merkle managing Reading and a target on his error, Reading's bid to break a losing streak, Ringling Brothers rumored to approach the club, and Sabin Carr vaulting 14 feet amid the A A U row.
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Sabin Carr
Study modern poultry methods tour in Davidson County
Davidson county farmers and farm women, 95 strong, toured the county to study modern poultry raising methods. County Agent Sheffield and poultry specialist A G Oliver led the tour of seven of the largest local poultry farms implementing improved practices.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Sheffield
A. G. Oliver
State College
Coolidge Leaves Washington Aboard Mayflower for Hampton Roads
President Coolidge departs Washington on the Mayflower yacht for Hampton Roads Virginia to review the U S fleet tomorrow and oversee naval readiness. The voyage marks a ceremonial move ahead of fleet exercises and inspection duties across the eastern seaboard.
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Washington
Coolidge
Hampton Roads
United States
Cashion Delivers Winning Two-Base Drive In Durham Opener
In Durham yesterday afternoon FE Cashion hit a two-base drive in the eighth inning driving home Jete Long and O Cashion. Durham defeated Raleigh Capitals 6 to 4 to open the weekend series. Lefty Cross weakened in the sixth as Durham plated six runs before Camp shut down the Capitals. Box score and summary follow.
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Durham
Cashion
Jete Long
O. Cashion
Raleigh Capitals
Bulls
Lefty Cross
Capitals
Raleigh
Butler
Diehl
Spencer
Strain
Lundeen
Watt
Bryant
Lord
Cress
Cleveland
Tauby
Cook
Cox
Akers
E. Cashion
Camp
Durham Lord
Long
Taylor
Lewis
Stolen bases and strikeouts in baseball scoring questions
A reader asks about credited steals when baserunners overslide, wild pitches yielding third strikes, double or triple steals with a retirement, and catcher errors affecting strikeouts. The guidance answers that oversliding baserunners do not receive a steal, errors by the catcher or pitcher influence strikeouts, and earned runs depend on when outs are offered and scoring plays.
Dundee Wins Welter Crown in Fifteen Rounds
In Baltimore at the Polo Grounds Joe Dundee defeats Pete Latzo over 15 rounds to take the welterweight title. The Scranton native and former coal miner outboxed Latzo, who was weakened by weight cutting, to win on points after a fast final stretch. About 30,000 spectators witnessed the upset.
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Joe Dundee
Pete Lazzo
Polo Grounds
Dundee
New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Samuel Lazzaro
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Latzo
Kaufmann Hits Consecutive Home Runs Streak for Cubs
Pitcher Tony Kaufmann homered on May 23 against the Philadelphia Nationals, extending a stretch of 11 straight Cubs games with at least one homer and tying a major league pace. The Cubs lost 4 to 1 as Kaufmann’s drive came off Southpaw Pruett.
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Tony Kaufmann
Chicago Cubs
Kaufmann
Philadelphia Nationals
Tony
St. Louis Browns
Cubs
the _aY
Southpay “Shucks
Pruett
Phillies
Chicago
New York Giants
Boston
Twins Fall From Second Position in Weekend Set
Winston Salem pitcher Joe Gufford beat Bucky Taylor 6 to 1 as Winston Salem dropped to fourth place in the standings after the opener of the weekend series. Flowe led the Twins with two triples and a single, while Branch, Husta and Ray contributed for the visitors.
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Winston-Salem
Joe Gufford
Buccaneer
Bucky Taylor
Branch
Husta
Ray
Taylor
Flowe
Twins
Rocky Mount
Mare
le Bite
Tek
Wailers
Mranch
Bo Ae SR
Winston-Salem Ab
R H Po
F& Dyin
Tatas
R. Rocky Mount
Smith
Teague
Ray Gufford
O'Hara
McMillan
Gufford
Walters
Maltby
L. Smith
L, Smith
Winston Salem
Walker
Brandon
Gehrig Tops AL Batting Pace With .415 Average
Lou Gehrig climbs to the lead in the American League batting race with a .415 average for games through June 1, edging Bing Miller who slips as Gehrig rises. Wallace Schang actually leads at .429 in 24 games, while Ty Cobb falls to .371. Two Yankees dominate the scene alongside rivals as Pirates lead team batting.
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Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Bing” Miller
Browns
Miller
Wallace Schang
Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Meusel
Yankees
Cobb
al Simmons
Athletics
Goose Goslin
Fothergill
Detroit
Williams
St. Louis
McCurdy
Clancy
Bambino
Ruth
Schang
New York
Simmons
Philadelphia
Goslin
Washington
Joe Harris
Pittsburgh
Harris
Eddie Farrell
Giants
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Cy Williams
Phillies
Hornsby
Pirates
Eastern Leaders Face Western Invasion in Tight AL Race
Eastern leadership of the American League comes under fire as Western teams win key games. Detroit beats the Yankees 3 to 1, Chicago White Sox topple Boston, St. Louis Navy slams the Senators 8 to 4, and Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1. Pittsburgh crushed Philadelphia 11 to 1 as New York and Brooklyn flash strong NL performances.
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Detroit
Yankees
White Sox
Bostonians
White Elephants
Cleveland Indians
Senators
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Jack Tavener
Tiger
Gehrig
Hugmen
Boston Red Sox
Alphonse Thomas
Clancy
Cleveland
Athletics
New York
Virgil Barnes
Reds
Braves
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Quakers
Vic Aldridge
Phils
Baseball results from Piedmont and neighboring leagues
Results from the Piedmont League show Salisbury 0 lose to High Point 7 and Durham 6 Raleigh 4. Rocky Mount 6 beat Winston 1. Virginia League noted Wilson 3 over Norfolk 7. Kinston 0 Petersburg 2-2. Portsmouth-Richmond rain. South Atlantic League Spartanburg 1 Greenville 3. Knoxville 2-3, Asheville 5-4. Charlotte 1-1, Columbia 6-6. Augusta 4, Macon 6.
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Pet High Poin
SAL Mount
Raleigh
Winston- Salem
Durham
Salisbury Es
Middlesex
Kenly
Bailey
Zebulon
Portsmouth
Richmond
Wilson Ee Ae
Kinston
Petersburg
Norfolk
Greenville Ie
Asheville
Eevee
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Augusta
Knoxvill
Columbia
Macon
W. Petlub
Pittsburgh
New York
Mt Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Aia
Cincinnati
Americ Ert Spague L. Pet
Joe
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit Ore
Salisbury
High Point
Rocky Mount
Winston
Wilson
Greenville
Knoxville
Southern Association scores and results
Scores from Atlanta are Nashville 2, and Birmingham 5 with Chattanooga and Mobile 6. New Orleans 2 and Memphis 0, plus Little Rock 1 recorded.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanoogaa
Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Baseball Scores From The American League
Chicago beat Boston 5 to 1 Detroit defeated New York 3 to 1 Cleveland topped Philadelphia 3 to 1 St Louis won 9 to 4 over Washington in the day’s league results.
National League Scores Report
The Philadelphia Phillies lost to the Pittsburgh Pirates 1 to 11 while the New York club defeated Cincinnati 6 to 9 with a nine innings tally. Boston edged Chicago 5 to 4 as Brooklyn and St. Louis games were postponed due to rain.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn-St. Louis
International League Scores Report
The league results show Buffalo 0 Toronto 1, Syracuse 8 Rochester 6, Newark 3 Reading 7. No other games scheduled.
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International League
Buffalo
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Newark
Reading
Scores from American Association games listed
The card shows results with Columbus 4 Louisville 5, Indianapolis 3 Toledo 4, St Paul 3 Milwaukee and Minneapolis Kansas City tied in a wet conditions note for the day.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Western Association Scores and Postponement Notes
Okmulgee 5 defeated Muskogee 9. Fort Smith 4 lost to Springfield 5. St. Joseph Topeka game postponed noted as Taln.
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Western Association
Florida State and Pacific Coast League Scores Mixed
In Florida State League action Sanford 2 Sarasota 5 while Tampa 8 Miami Orlando 12 and St Petersburg 6. Pacific Coast results include Sacramento 0 Hollywood 2 San Francisco 6 Portland 12 Los Angeles 2 Seattle 4 Oakland 11 Missions 9.
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Sanford
Sarasota
Tampa
Miami Orlando
St.o"petersburg
Sacramento
Hollywood
San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Seattle
Oakland
Missions
Southeast League Scores Roundup from Recent Matches
Southeast division results show St. Augustine beat Selma 8 to 1 and Albany defeated Pensacola 5 to 3. Jacksonville led Columbus 14 to 93 in a lopsided game while Savannah and Montgomery games remain incomplete with tbd scores.
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St. Augustine
Selma
Albany
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Columbus
Savannah
Montgomery
Western League Scores Prompt Weather-Delayed Omaha-Des Moines
Wichita tops Oklahoma City 7 to 5 while Lincoln edges Amarillo 6 to 5 and Tulsa wins 11 to 5. Omaha Des Moines game postponed due to rain.
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Wichita
Oklahoma City
Denver
Lincoln
Amarillo
Tulsa
Omaha-Des Moines
Tears League Scores Reported Across Cities
Dallas defeated Fort Worth 5 to 4 while Shreveport beat Wichita Falls 9 to 7. Houston topped Waco 1 to 0 and Beaumont edged San Francisco 6 to 5 in scattered league action.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Wichita Falls
Houston
Waco
Beaumont
San Francisco
Wills Captures North London Women’s Singles Title
Helen Wills defeated Elizabeth Ryan 6 2 6 2 to win the North London championship in a final, signaling her return to active play. Ryan hails from California as the finalist.
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Stamford Hill
Eng
Helen Wills
North London
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Top Ninters and Batting Leaders in June 3 Games
Baseball leaders list top batters and pitchers from June 3 with teams Pirates Giants Yankees Tigers Phillies Athletics and Indians. Highlights include Harris Pirates .419 batting, Hornsby Giants 40 runs, Wright Pirates 62 hits, Gehrig Yankees .416 and 74 hits, Ruth Yankees 50 runs and 16 homers, and Hudlin Indians 6 wins.
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National
Harris
Pirates
Hornsby Giants
Wright
Grantham
Hornsby
Giants
P. Waner
Williams
Phillies
Cuyler
Meadows
Gehrig Yankees
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Manush
Tigers
Simmons
Athletics
Hudlin
Indians
Curb Market Growing Adds Space for 100 More Farmers
Hendersonville reports rapid curb market growth with 100 additional farmers expected to sell surplus produce. The market, active all winter, now averages one farmer per day and a 60 percent extension to the original building will be completed soon.
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Hendersonville
Ornal
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Off
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Gate City Motor Co
Jack Burris
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BGAR
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Quality Shoe Store
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Bush
Farrell
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Traynor
Frisch
Hafey
High
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