Pointers Sweep Tourist Series with Dual Win Over Asheville
High Point piled six homers in the opener as Perry hit three and Brummette two to beat Asheville 12-10. A second nine inning win of 7-6 secured the doubleheader sweep, with Mitchell and Durham handling pitching and Stover delivering the last run for the locals.
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Twins Take Both Tilts From Balls
Durham and Winston-Salem split a doubleheader as Winston-Salem won 8 to 4 and 11 to 2. Durham fielding was ragged and pitching weak while Tom Wolfe of Durham extended his hitting streak to 32 games.
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Eastern League scores include Richmond road win and misc results
Albany defeated by Richmond 3 to 9. Allentown won 9 to 3 while Bridgeport tied at 1 to 1 percent. Springfield beat Norfolk 6 to 3. New Haven won 7 to 8 against Hartford 2 to 9.
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Church of Christ Defeats Jamestown Nine 10 to 2
The Church of Christ team won 10 to 2 over Jamestown Nine with strong pitching by Greene and Henderson. Greene allowed one scratch hit in five innings and Henderson gave up five in four frames while the church nine played errorless defense and collected 15 hits off Jordan and Wall. They face Virgil Yow's Thomas Mills nine at Willis Park next Wednesday at 4 o'clock.
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Thomas Mills
Willis Park
Church of C. Clinches Win Over Jamestown in Low-Scoring Tilt
The church team won six of their last eight games as they defeated Jamestown 15 to 10 in a nine inning contest. Jamestown was held to a late surge with a three run inning and a final rally hampered by misplays.
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Jamestown
Gann Heads 20-Player Field In 36-Hole Qualifying Test
E W Gann of Chattanooga leads a 20-player field in the 36-hole national open qualifying test at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. Gann posted 78 74 152 to defend his lone qualifying spot from last year. Also entered are Sam Perry of Birmingham Charles Hall of Birmingham and Eddie Miller of Gadsden.
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Gadsden
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City to host unusually strong horseshoe competition
The Enterprise reports summer brings a major horseshoe season in High Point with teams led by T Wingate Andrews and Edgar Hartley The Y MCA secretary and Rev R I Farmer return as top contenders with play to start this week on the Bay Street school grounds using 2 12 pound shoes tossed 40 feet coordinated by local organizers including Co M Waynick and W F Bailey The piece notes sport value and a claim linking horseshoe pitching to appendicitis prevention.
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Edgar Hart
Co. M. Waynick
Enterprise
W. F
Bill) Bailey
Saturday Evening Post
Bozeman Bulger
Frank Jackson
Iowa
Tars Split Dual Card With Bees
Two Hornet sharpshooters held off Wilmington in game one as the Pirates won 14 to 3. In the nightcap Jim Lyle allowed only two hits and Charlotte won 1 to 0.
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Red Sox double wins stun Washington in doubleheader
Boston unexpectedly swept Washington by 4-2 in the opener as Bob Kline pitched well. Ed Durham started the second game and held the Senators until the seventh. Ed Connolly notched four hits in five at bats with two doubles driving in four Boston runs.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Nightly Action
Oakland fell to Portland 2 1 while Hollywood beat Missions 0 2 in two scheduled night games. The results reflect the Pacific Coast League standings and scoring outcomes for the doubleheader slate.
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Portland
Hollywood
Missions
Texas League Scores From Two Night Games
Dallas fell to Longview 2 to 4 as Fort Worth defeated Tyler 1 to 5. The two night games produced these results with both matchups completing in the Texas League.
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Longview
Fort Worth
Tyler
Baseball Scores From Cotton States and American Association
Box scores show Pine Bluff 5 Jackson 3, Eldorado 1 Baton Rouge 5, Monroe 12 Port Arthur 12 with a ninth inning tie called dark. American Association games include Minneapolis 9 Kansas City 8, St Paul 4 Milwaukee 6, Indianapolis 2 Columbus 9 and Louisville 9 Toledo 7.
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Columbus
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Toledo
International League scores roundup
Reading defeated Baltimore 12 to 11 while Jersey City beat Newark 8 to 12. Montreal won 4 to 9 against Buffalo. In the doubleheader Rochester split with Toronto 5 to 2 and 3 to 2.
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Virginia Dare Wins First Charlotte Horse Show Honors
Virginia Dare a chestnut mare owned by A Corbett Alexander of Asheville won first honors at the Charlotte horse show association event. Dark Laughter from Charlotte was second overall, while Virginia Dare also took the championship model and three gaited saddle classes and teamed with Frances Bohannon to win the pair class. Dark Star owned by Alexander won the hunters class. Colonel Mc Donald ridden by T J Bades of Asheville won the five gaited class for lesser stakes.
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A. Corbett Alexander
Asheville
Charlotte Horse Show Association
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Dark Laughter
Frances Bohannon
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Dark Star
Colonel McDonald
T. J. Bades
Cards Sell Two Men To Phillies' Team
NEW YORK June 4. Burt Shotton manager of the Philadelphia Nationals announced the purchase from the St Louis Cardinals of Flint Rhein right handed pitcher and Eddie Delker infielder.
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Raleigh Splits With Patriots in Nine Inning Nightcap
Greens boro took a 5-2 edge in a nine inning nightcap to gain a split with Raleigh after the Caps won the opener 12-10. Caldwell Tyler Caseni and Josephs supplied three Pats runs in the second extra frame. Caseni doubled. In the eighth Strain doubled and Smith singled but the Caps were thwarted at home by Sanders.
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Cap
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Four Golf Tournaments Set for High Point Country Club
Andy Merrilees announces a summer schedule of four championships at High Point Country Club. The President's Cup kicks off next week with qualifying June 12 18 and match play June 19 30, followed by the Ladies Club Championship in July and the Men's Club Championship in August. Cited conflicts with Sedgefield Raleigh and state amateur events may shift junior qualifying dates.
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Andy Merrilees
Washington
Sedgefield
Raleigh
Merrilees
Bill Snow
C. F. Difféndal
Free Swimming Classes At Y M C A This Week
The YMCA announces annual free swimming lessons at the Y pool from Monday to Saturday June 11. Daily afternoon sessions at 2 30 except Tuesday invite all city boys ten years and older who cannot swim. Bring soap and towel. W F Bailey, the YMCA physical director, leads with Leaders club aides.
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Leaders Club
Bancroft Resigns His Coaching Job
New York reports that Dave Bancroft, former Giant shortstop and McGraw’s top assistant for three years, resigns as coach but will stay as business assistant to McGraw. McGraw also quit as manager but remains vice president and counsellor. Bill Terry left Bancroft’s replacement open and may keep Ivy Olson as third base coach.
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Giant
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Giants
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Bancroft
Banny
Terry
Ivy Olson
Batting Leaders Slip as Foxx Maintains Lead
Jimmie Foxx barely holds a .409 average as Paul Waner falls below that mark and Tony Lazzeri posts the only gain among the Big Six yesterday. Standings show Foxx 69 hits in 172 at bats and a .401 mark for the A's.
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Paul Waner
Tony Lazzeri
Pr Foxx
A’s
P. Waner
P’s
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Rds
Lazzeri
Yanks
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Hafey
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