Bull s rally sinks locals as Durham wins 11 7
In a Piedmont league game the Brummitt Stars faltered with loose fielding as Durham built a 11 7 victory. Stover delivered a three bagger driving in runs while Takach and others contributed multiple hits in a high scoring affair. Durhams early lead vanished before the Pointers regained rhythm in the later innings.
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High Point
Durham
Anpm Ao Stover
Stover
Upchurche
Perry
Gilliland
Schach
Invaders
Pointers Hold Off Bulls With Eight-Run Inning Rally
Clarke doubled to tie the game and Wolfe kept his hit streak alive with an infield drive. Shires McCarter and Wahonick drove in runs as the Bulls piled up eight in the first innings but the Pointers answered with a late surge in the seventh led by Brummitt's bases loaded triple and Durham’s two ninth inning scores to seal the win.
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Clarke
Wolfe
Durham
Bryan
Elder
Wilson
Shires
McCarther
Brummitt
Stover
Takach
Braummitt
Wahonick
Famous Singer of fight still and shoved over in their turn
Takach, noted for challenging the idea pitchers can out hit, delivered a key double to clear the bases for Gil Liland and Scott as Whitted club won. Asheville series then Wilmington trip loom with three game set.
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Takach
Gilliland
Scott
Asheville
Wilmington
HAM Adr Ada
Cba
Adeonnetoe Shires
Weynonick
Brummitt
Wilson
Ileaker
Wayhonick
Clarke
Mt. Ae
Beate Baston Bello
Upehureh
Gauahy
Salvation Army Pool Opens Friday for Summer Season
The Salvation Army swimming pool will open Friday morning for the new season serving hundreds of children. It operates daily from morning until 6 pm and Monday, Wednesday, Thursday evenings 7 to 9 pm for youths with no other place to swim, closed Sundays. W. C. Covington is credited for building and sponsoring the pool and aiding upkeep.
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Salvation Army
W. C. Covington
Fights Last Night Stoppped by Referee in Indianapolis Bout
Tracy Cox from Indianapolis stopped Dominic Petrone of New York in the sixth round as the referee halted the bout. No further details on judges or score were provided.
Ferrell Ends A's Jinx In Indians 4 8 Victory
Cleveland ace Wesley Ferrell finally beat the Philadelphia Athletics, pitching and batting the Indians to a 4 to 8 win to move into fourth place. Al Simmons homered twice for the Athletics, while Ferrell earned his tenth win of the year. The Yankees beat Detroit 9 to 2 as the western tour opened.
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Wesley Ferrell
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Mackmen
Ferrell
Athletics
Porter
Indians
al Simmons
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Washington
Vic Frasier
Chicago White Sox
Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Goose Goslin
Irving Burns
Browns
Walter Stewart
New York
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Lon Warneke
Chicago
Dodgers
Myer Reynolds and Kerr Sena tors-Their Hits in 11th
Myer Reynolds and Kerr deliver key hits in the 11th inning accounting for four runs against White. The trio's late offense sparks a comeback and secures the victory for their team.
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Myer
Reynolds
Kerr
Senators
White x
Doubles Begin In National Clay Courts Meet
In Memphis Tennessee on June 8 the National Clay Courts championships opened doubles with top seeds George Lott of Chicago and Bryan Grant of Atlanta leading the field. The field includes Ed Utter and Clifford Utter, the New Orleans brothers, and 26 teams in total entering doubles.
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George Lott
Bryan Grant
Sutter Brothers
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Atlanta
Rankin
Clifford
Ed §Utter
New Orleans
Berkeley Bell
New York
Louis Thalheimer
Dallas
Wilbur
Junior) Coen
Kansas City
Billy Hughes
Chattanooga
Lefty Bryan
Dog Barr
Bill Reese
Jimmy Halverstadt
Ed Lejeck
Jiro Yamagishi
University of Illinois
Robert Little
Fred Andrews
Birmingham
Atlanta Crackers Win In Asheville Night Game Crowd Rally
The Atlanta Crackers drew about 8,000 fans for their first night game of the season in Asheville and beat Nashville 8 to 7. The Birmingham Barons defeated Little Rock 8 to 7 in the other noted game, with rain delaying the rest.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Crackers
Nashville
Birmingham Barons
Little Rock
Woman Fined For Liquor To Fund Son's Education
In Columbus police court Mrs. Rose Stein, 37, was found guilty of possessing and transporting liquor. Her attorney said she sold liquor to pay her son's Ohio State University tuition and turned to bootlegging after repeated job failures, with fines totaling 300 dollars.
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Liquor For Education
Columbus, CO
Rose Stein
Ohio State University
False fire alarm prank ends with spanking at home
In Calgary two children triggered a false fire alarm and were identified by a woman when firefighters arrived. Chief James Stewart took the kids home and witnessed their grandmother administer an old fashioned spanking.
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Calgary
Alberta
James Stewart
Cardinals use chain store plan to rebuild with trades
Branch Rickey and Sam Breadon defend a 1932 strategy that uses frequent player trades to rebuild the Cardinals. The club has moved about ten players this spring for cash and farm hands, trading with Cincinnati and other NL clubs to stockpile talent for 1933.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Burt Shotton
Phillies
Branch Rickey
Angel
St. Louis Cardinals
Charles Flint Rhemn
Edldie Delker
Cardinals
Cubs
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Cardinal
St. Louis
Rickey
Sam Breadon
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented History
Fragmentary text reports scattered scores and notes from yesterday and today including Chicago, Brook, Cincinnati, and Louis with odd characters and incomplete team names.
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Chicago
Brook
Cincinnati
Ew Rock
Boson EOLA TESTABD AL gton 8 Chicago 5
Detroit 2 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 4 results listed with unclear team names and cities.
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Boson Eola Testabd
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Glenola Hornets trounce Robbins Mills 6 to 2
The Glenola Hornets defeated Robbins Mills 6 to 2 as three triples and three two base hits fueled the win. Burge struck out 11 while Robbins Mills pitcher Johnson allowed a homer by their opponent. Glenola totaled ten hits to Robbins Mills eight.
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Glenola
Robbins Mill
Burge
Johnson
Davis
Iineehoetitbe
Leek
Ea Cooper
Moover
Andrews
Nuk
Cram
Baseae
Glenoa Hornets
Robbins Mills
Tourists Rally To Second In Piedmont Pennant Race
Charlotte edged Greensboro 11 10 as Wilmington beat Winston Salem 4 3 in ten innings. Culbreth hit his 10th homer as Giron and Guyon led Charlotte in a tight pennant chase with Durham, High Point, and Raleigh close behind. May 18 action shifts as Wilmington visits Augusta, Greensboro faces Winston Salem, and Durham travels to Raleigh.
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Charlotte
Wilmington
High Point
Aville
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
N. C
Greens
Piedmont
Culbreth
Stumphy
Perry
Hi Point
Caldwell
Patriot
Day
Guyon
Winlston-Salem Twins
Allers
Wilmin Pirates
Lindley
Scor Walsh
Ty Pirates
Pirates
Wolfe
Durk
Isio
Twins
Alville
Gar Wood's Speed Record Finally Named American
New York June The American power boat association will recognize Gar Wood's 111.71 mph speedboat mark as an American record after earlier rejection. Wood explains he forgot to apply for APA sanction, while I M Y U already accepted the mark.
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Gar Wood
New York
Associaion
G Wood
America
Wood
Florida
Th Yachtsmen
Association of America
M Tor Yachting Union
Fac
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Colonel Shelby
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Olwell
Ham Fisher
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McGaughey
Shaney
Kermode
Martin Q
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Chapman
Jess
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Sereee
Novosel
Saone
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Sheville
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Sullivan
Tarr
Oo Russell
A'sein
Motes McLean
Wiacriffees
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Kilpatrick
Novyosel
Winston-Salem
Wilke
Ab McCrone
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Peucious
Broadway
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Kay Francis
David Manners
Una Merkel
Howling Comedu
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Zasy Pitts
Wagger's
Helen Hayes
Madelon Claudet
Edna May Oliver Rosco
Salvation Army Pool
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Giants
Gayle Talbot
Mel Ott
Floyd Vaughn
Pittsburgh
Piedmont League
Adnovine
Standing of Clubs
Akena É
Montreal
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Rochester
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Newark
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Glenola Aggregation
Secon Place
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Tars
D! Scholls
McDonald’s
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