Keensboro Edges Pointers 8 6 In Narrow Exhibition
The Pointers fell to the Patriots 8 to 6 at Cone Park Greensboro in a tense afternoon game. Austin hit a homer for the winners while Bolton and Kilpatrick sparked Greensboro with key plays as Barnes earned the win and Zimmerman took the loss. An on-field protest over a time out played into the later innings and a double header is slated for today.
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Greensboro
Boone
Braxton
Carroll
Jinx Harris
Jinx
Zimmerman
Alvarez
Brandon
Lefty Barnes
Austin
Bolton
Hamner
Barnes
Kilpatrick
Brummitt
Pointers
High Point
Cleveland
Stewart
Poeke
Moome
Grant
Ioe Bakee
Withems
Rere
Isis
Momner
BO Bayi
Aivatoe
Aise
TOUM
St Greensboro
Hargrave
AGHA
Ces
Prommitt
Mraveon
Mater
Pranvion
MUBR
Svees Gfos Ee Barnet
Kéace
Munn
W. Boone
Baker
Ford
Cox
Harris
Camp
Taylor, Hubbard
Walker
Piedmont and East Carolina Leagues Scores
Salisbury beat Raleigh K in the Piedmont League 8 to 0 with Greensboro 8 High Point 6 Winston 8 and Durham 5 also listed. In the East Carolina League Wilmington 5 over Greenville 4 Goldsboro 7 over Fayetteville 3 Kinston 4 over Rocky Mount 1. National League results include Boston 9 over Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 8 over New York 3 Cincinnati 5 over Brooklyn 3 and Philadelphia 6 over Chicago 5.
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Ww. L
Pet. Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Salisbury Sea
Peacock
Boston Ee
Fisher
Lee
Washington i
Chicago
Ww. L. Pet
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Phillies Triumph Over Cardinals 10-8 in Rain-Shortened Games
In the American League action only the Philadelphia Phillies scored a 10 to 8 win over the St. Louis Cardinals as all other games were postponed due to rain.
Southeastern League scores and outcomes across teams
Albany fell to Tampa 3 to 6 while Savannah and Jacksonville blanked Selma 4 to 0. Pensacola defeated unspecified 4. Columbus trailed Montgomery 0 to 9 in the opener as a second game stretched 11 innings in darkness.
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Albany
Tampa
Savannah
Jacksonville
Selma
Pensacola
Columbus
Montgomery
South Atlantic League scores headlined
Macon defeated Asheville 38 to 1 while Knoxville beat Columbia 5 to 4. Spartanburg routed Charlotte 11 to 4 and Augusta topped Greenville 7 to 1.
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Macon
Asheville
Knoxville
Columbia
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Augusta
Greenville
Scores Recap From Southern Association Playday
In Little Rock Atlanta defeated with seven runs to one while Chattanooga beat Mobile five to two. Nashville and New Orleans both won four to seven? Memphis triumphed over Birmingham fourteen to eight.
Cotton States League scores last night
Monroe defeated Gulfport 7 to 0, Jackson beat Meridian 5 to 3, Hattiesburg won 7 to 11 at Alexandria, and Laurel edged Vicksburg 6 to 5 in the league results.
Reading Tops Newark In High Scoring I L Game
Reading defeated Newark 9 to 8 in an International League baseball game. Rochester beat Buffalo 8 to 3 and Montreal fell to Toronto 5 to 2. Jersey City and Baltimore had played earlier.
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Reading
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Jersey City
Baltimore
Local score roundup from Illinois towns
The results show Quincy 0 against Peoria 6, Evansville and Bloomington 5, Springfield 0 versus Decatur 3, and Terre Haute 3 against Danville 6. The brief confirms several competitive games with decisive winners.
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Quincy
Peoria
Evansville
Bloomington
Springfield
Decatur
Terre Haute
Danville
Pacific Coast League scores roundup
Oakland lost to Hollywood 1 to 4 while Sacramento beat Missions 9 to 2. Los Angeles defeated Portland 7 to 2 and San Francisco fell to Seattle 0 to 9.
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Oakland
Hollywood
Sacramento
Missions
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
Peaches Narrow South Atlantic Lead With 3 1 Win
In a tight race for leadership, Dick Neihaas pitched Ma con to a 3 to 1 win over the Tourists as Asheville slips in the standings. Yeorgin fanned 10 Augusta batters. Spartanburg beat Charlotte 10 to 4 highlighted by Kelly’s homer. Knoxville edged Columbia 5 to 4 and Greenville defeated the Tygers 7 to 1 as Brill and Williams excelled at bat.
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Dick Neihaas
Macon
South Atlantic Association
Asheville
Peaches
Tourists
Curve Balter
Shaney
Yeorgin
Augusta
Greenville
F. Walker
Knoxville
Columbia
Williams
Smokes
Brillheart
Comets
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Kelly
Griffin
Spartan
Batting Averages Fall as Weather Warms in American League
Unofficial weekly batting figures show all 8 teams posting declines, led by Washington and St. Louis. The Yankees remain the top team hitter at .313, while Goose Goslin tops individuals with .420 for Washington and Ralph Kress leads with .370 for St. Louis. Fothergill and Gehrig also post strong marks as pitching races stay tight.
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Chicago
Yankees
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Goose
Goslin
Ralph Kress
S J. Louis
Fonseca
Barnes
Herb Pennock
George Pipgras
New York
Evening college games across North Carolina
Raleigh hosts Salisbury and Winston Salem faces Durham while High Point travels to Greensboro. Winston visits Rocky Mount and Greenville plays Wilmington followed by Fayetteville at Goldsboro.
Pittsburgh at Boston and other baseball matchups
Pittsburgh faces Boston while St. Louis goes to New York Cincinnati visits Brooklyn and Chicago plays Philadelphia in a set of four league games across major markets.
Boston at Detroit and three other NBA matchups
Boston plays Detroit while Washington faces Chicago. Philadelphia meets St. Louis and New York travels to Cleveland in a slate of four games.
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American League
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Conference Matchups From Southern Division Schedule
Readable pairing list shows Little Rock against Atlanta, Chattanooga clashing with Mobile, Memphis meeting Birmingham, and Nashville facing New Orleans in a regional schedule roundup.
College Football Schedule Overseas? Not Applicable
The list shows matchups between Macon and Asheville, Augusta and Greenville, Spartanburg and Charlotte, and Knoxville and Columbia. No dates or outcomes are provided.
Fights Last Night Highlights Across Cities
Boxing results from New York and Detroit to Brooklyn Chicago Erie and Kansas City feature Phil McGraw beating Bobby Burns in Detroit and Young Jack Thompson defeating Billy Light in San Francisco. Chick Scaggs downed Johnny Ryan in Erie while Big Bill Hartwell stopped Larry Gaines in Kansas City.
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New York
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Bobby Burns
Brooklyn
Chicago
Jack Thompson
San Francisco
Billy Light
St. Paul
Erie
Chick Scaggs
New Bedford
Mass
Johnny Ryan
Kansas City
Hartwell
Larry Gaines
Toronto
Iowa Looms as a Menace in Stanford Title Bid
Stanford faces a surprise Big Ten challenge at Soldier Field as Iowa and Stanford each qualify ten men for the NCAA outdoor championships. Illinois, despite five qualifiers, leads in events with no preliminaries like pole vault and two mile, while the Pacific coast schools hold an advantage in finals event strength.
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Chicago
Stanford University
Soldier Field
Iowa
Stanford
Pacific Coasters
Illinois
Hedrick Baffles Telephone Team In Welch's Field Game
Hedrick pitched the Y M C A to a win over the North State Telephone squad at Welch's field on Friday afternoon. Hedrick hit a homer and fanned ten as English and Bailey supplied key hits for the Y M C A while Kennerly and Wren led the Telephone team with multiple hits in a hard fought loss.
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Hedrick
North State Telephone Boys
Welch’s
Telephone Boys
H. P. College
Dan Boone
Bune
Tow
AuteGg
LiWie
FE Aies
Thurber
Nee
SSO
Mauslish
Tucker
Alfred
Yow
Lewis
English
Bunn
Bailey
Riddell
Prutts
Petty
MOG. A. Sir
Cocx
Earnhart Shuts Out Opponents For Public Service Victory
Pitcher Earnhart pitched a complete game for the North Carolina Public Service team, defeating the Commercial Bank 4 to 0 on June 7. He struck out a reported record number of batters, with all put-outs recorded as strike-outs. Teammates included Holbrook, Leonard, Hawkins, Robertson, and Stanley, contributing to the one-sided win.
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North Carolina Public Service Company
Commercial Bank
Earnhardt
Public Service
N. OC
Fae
Leonard
Hawkins
Robertson
Stanley
Quaker City wins two straight as Phillies beat Giants
In the National League cellar the Phillies snapped a two game winning streak with a 6 5 victory over the Cubs in Philadelphia. Curt Walker powered Cincinnati to a 5 3 11 inning win over Brooklyn. Wee Willie Sherdel held the Giants to 3 runs as St Louis beat New York 8 3. Pirates pounded three pitchers for 17 hits in Boston 9 5. Pete Scott, Barnhart and Hornsby homered as the Rajah tied for the league lead. In the American League the Athletics beat the Browns 10 8 in St Louis with five homers in the ninth.
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Phillies
Phils
Shotton
Brooklyn
Curt Walker
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Polo Grounds
Wee Willie Sherdel
McGraw
Mell Ott
Braves
Pirate
Boston
Pete Scott
Barnhart
Hornsby
Rajah
Bisonette
Hack Wilson
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
St. Louis
Major League Leaders Overview From Baseball Almanac
Highlights from the national leaders list includes Hornsby and Bottomley names in batting and RBIs, Doubit and Hornsby in hits and doubles, Walker and Ruth among top in triples and homers, Frisch, Fothergill and Ruth shining in various categories, with Pipgras and Clark leading pitching stats.
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National
Hornsby
Braves
Bottomley
Cards
Doubit
Walker
Reds
Homeré
Bissonette
Robins
Wilson
Cubs
Frisch
Clark
American
Fothergill
Tigers
Ruth
Yanks
Manush
Browns
Speaker
Athletics
Senators
Barrett
White Sox
Sweeney
Pipgras
Greensboro Patriots Take Piedmont Race With 8 to 6 Win
Dan Boone led the Greensboro Patriots to an 8 to 6 victory over the Pointers as the contest drew a protest over a umpiring call involving Braxton. Bunn Hearn's Twins defeated the Durham Bulls 8 to 5 in the series opener. Salisbury beat Raleigh 8 to 1 to rise in the second division standings.
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Dan Boone
Greensboro Patriots
Boone
Taylor
Braxton
Carroll
Munn
Bunn Hearn
Durham Bulls
Salisbury
Ralegh
M P Childrens Home Boys Defeat Moffitt Millers 12-5
The M. P. Children's Home boys beat Moffitt Millers 12 to 5. Brogden led Home with four runs in five trips, J Borley had three of five for Moffitt's. Score reads M P Home 203 0234 x 12 Moffitt's Mill 000 120 2. Batteries Brogden Reynolds Self E Booley J Booley Umpires Anderson and Gorman.
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M. P. Children’s Home
Moffitt
Brogden
J. Borley
Moffitt’s
M. P. Home
Moffitt’s Mill
Reynolds
Self
E. Booley
J. Booley
Anderson and
Gorman
Hornsby Batting At .418 Leads Early Season Sprint
New York reports Rogers Hornsby enjoys one of the finest early seasons with a .418 average through the week end. He tops NL batting while Del Bissonette leads in homers with 10. George Grantham and Bill Douthit chase with high hits and runs as Carl Lind shares rookie anecdotes from spring arrivals.
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Carl Lind
Cleveland
Peoria
Bill Rogers
Lind
Rogers
Boston Braves
Grantham
Hornsby
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Rajah
George Grantham
Pittsburgh
del Bissonette
Hack Wilson
Chicago
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis
Bottomley
Boston
Cardinals
Fred Blake
Cub
William Clark
Brooklyn
Larry Benton
Benton
Taylor Douthit
Bissonette
Robins
Del
Walker
Cincinnati
Frank Frisch
Fordham Flash
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Val Picinich
Granthem
Douthit
Oasis Temple to hold ceremonial in Asheville this summer
Preliminary plans are under way in Asheville for the Oasis Temple of the Mystic Shrine. Potentate R. E. Simpson of Cincinnati has accepted invites from the Asheville Shrine club chaired by W. F. Randolph. The gathering includes ceremonial activities and reports from the imperial council meeting in Miami.
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Charlotte
Asheville
R. E. Simpson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Potentate Simpson
Shrine Club
W. F. Randolph
Temple
Additin
Imperial Council
Miami
Ashe Ville
Charlotte Contractor Dunavant Dies From Wounds
Charlotte contractor H Dunavant died at a resort hotel near Shelby from wrist injuries believed to be self inflicted. Coroner T C Eskridge deemed an inquest unnecessary. He had been ill two years and sent to the resort for health. He leaves a widow, three children, a sister Mrs C D Henkel of Statesville, and brothers Morris of Charlotte and Dewitt of Hickory.
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Shelby
H. Dunavant
Charlott
T. C. Eskridge
Dunavant
Charlotte
C. D. Henkel
Statesville
Morris Dunavant
Dewitt Dunavant
Hickory
Grant Neb Pony Delights Crowd With Circular Run
A Shetland pony owned by Jeff Kelso of Grant Nebraska drew attention as it trotted in circles, entertaining spectators who stayed to watch.
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Jeff Kelso
Grant, Neb
Ruth Elizabeth Hancock Graduates From High Point High
An omission corrected states Ruth Elizabeth Hancock of 1413 English Street joined the graduating class of High Point High School and received her diploma with classmates last Wednesday night.
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Ruth Elizabeth Hancock
English Street
High Point High School
Speed records across transport modes
The passage notes rapid advances as a horse covers a mile in about 95 seconds a rail train does it in 30 seconds an automobile 16 seconds and an airplane 11 seconds highlighting accelerating travel speeds across eras and technologies.
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