Pointers to Host Henderson After Double Bill
Henderson swept a two game set from Salisbury 2 to 1 in ten innings and 6 to 2. The box scores note key plays including a lengthy extra frame in game one and a late rally in game two. Judge Landis and W G Bramham planned to attend a banquet in High Point before visiting the new park and the Pointers game.
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Judge Landis
Ruler of Baseball
New Park
Henderson
Salisbury
Altenburg
McCarthy
High Point
W. G. Bramham
Piedmont League
Sheraton
Retail Merchants Association
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Landis
Bramham
Pointers
Durham
Sedgefield
Macon
Georgia
Goodhmen
Willis Park
Harriss Covington Tops Tomlinson in Tight Ballgame
Harriss Covington defeated Tomlinson 3 0 as Lopp held five hits and seven strikeouts. Sechrest pitched well for Tomlinson until the eighth when three runs scored for the sackmakers. Ferguson homered with Smith aboard in the eighth to seal the win. Each defense had one error.
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Harriss Covington
Tomlinson Chairball Club
Lopp
Sechrest
Tomlinson
Ferguson
Smith
F. Smith
Hepler
Hayworth
Wood
Stout
Barton
V Finch
Vessco
A. Smith
O Sechrest
Harriss-Coy
Ie Fritz
P M. Smith
Cowan
Beasley
Howerton
Thomas
Whaley
Porionerio
Tomlinson Chair
Finch
Five American Golfers Return With British Open Trophies
Five top American golfers returned from Europe carrying the British Open Championship cup, greeted by a guard of honor at headquarters and customs officers. Walter Hagen, winner at Muirfield, accompanied the trophy with Johnny Farrell Horton Smith Joe Turnesa and Ed Dudley. Other Hyder cup team members followed.
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New York
Europe
Walter Hagen
Muirfield
United States
Blue Larkspur Wins Belmont Stakes in Slick Turf
Blue Larkspur, bred from Black Servant and blossom Time and owned by E. R. Bradley, triumphed in the Belmont Stakes on a turf turned slick by 12 hours of rain. He completed the mile and a half in 2:32 4-5, close to the 1927 and 1928 records set by Chance Shot and Crusader.
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New York
Blue Larkspur
America
Churchill Downs
Black Servant
Blossom Time
E. R. Bradley
Chance Shot
Crusader
Simpson Bests Record For The 100 Yard Dash
Ohio State star George Simpson wins the 100 yard dash in 9.04 seconds at the NCAA track meet. OSU tops team standings with 60 points as Washington, Illinois, and USC follow. Pete Rasmus adds a world record in discus. Rockaway stars in hurdles and contributes to OSU dominance.
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Stagg
Chicago
George Simpson
Ohio State
University of Washington
Mllnois
Southern California
Stanford
Iowa
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Rasmus
Richard Rockaway
YMC A Friday Night Opens with Sports Program and Awards
Next Friday at the YMCA an 8:00 p.m. program features Rev Roy I speaking on Good Sportsmanship. Members and guests will be honored for indoor season achievements including the Wachovia Bank Bowling Team and Trinity Basketball, followed by refreshments and a water circus with boys such as Fred Holmcombe and Kerney Smith participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy I
Carl Smith
Bill Coble
Albert McAnally
R. J. Goine
Brodus Culler
Leland Cooper
Tony Antonakos
Leon Thompson
J. Spencer
Robert Smith
Harold Culler
Lloyd Whitley
Earl Whitley
Alfred Hedrick
Reitzel Gaddis
Norman Pierce
Wachovia Bank
Maurice Mills
Trinity
Channel Swimmers
Leaders
Fred Holcombe
Kerney Smith
Jll McAnally
Chet Smith
Enoch Cooper
Wm. Snow
Howard Raper
Harry Coble
Put Him In The Lineup Hits Three Homers In Exhibition
Pat Crawford, rookie first baseman for the New York Giants, slugged three home runs in a spring exhibition game. Two of the homers came with the bases loaded.
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Pat Crawford
New York Giants
Georgia Tech Bans Boxing Indicates Possible Change
Georgia Tech does not recognize boxing as an official athletic competition but plans to lift the ban soon, signaling a potential shift in school sports policy.
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Georgia Tech
East Carolina League Scores Report
In Greenville Wilmington defeated East Carolina rival 4 to 2 while Kinston blanked with 0 and Goldsboro posted 4 runs in their favor. The brief recap lists results from Greenville and adjacent teams in the East Carolina League standings.
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Greenville
Wilmington
Kinston
Goldsboro
Moffitt Mills Defeats Jamestown 9 to 8 in Battle
Moffitt Mills defeated Jamestown 9 to 8 in a high scoring game on the College diamond yesterday afternoon. Both sides hit freely as errors helped produce runs. Score by innings shows Moffitt with a late surge and Jamestown struggling in key frames. Batteries: Bowles and Crickman for Moffitt, Robbins and Futrell for Jamestown.
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Bulls
Whittedman
Tauby
Wolfe
Taylor
Phelps
Tankerslay
Randall
Linderly
Tankersley
Whitted
Strange
Page
Ford
Mitchell
Williams
Boone
Jones
Perritt
Moose
Walter
Schuyler
Lowthian
George Whitted
Durham
Ely É
Shaneé
Peet O Bisis
Mice
Willems
Boome
Rermat
Tannersley
Meewa
Walters
High Point
Lindley
Moffitt Mills
Jamestown Ball Club
College Diamond
Town
Moffitt
Bowles
Crickman
Robbins
Futrell
Amos and Slane Split Saturday Doubleheader
Amos Hosiery and Slane Hosiery mills split a Saturday doubleheader with Amos taking the opener 9 to 5 and Slane winning the nightcap 7 to 0. McGhee earned the win for Amos in the first game while Hogan shut out Amos in the second.
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Amos
Slane
Amos Hosiery
Slane Hosiery Mills
McGhee
Hogan
Amos Mill
Umeki Wins 44.4 Mile Transcontinental Foot Race Lap
Giugio Umeki of Italy led the field by finishing the 44.4 mile desert lap from Gila Bend to Aztec in six hours 13 minutes as C. C. Pyle's trans continental foot race moved forward.
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Umewa
Bunionlers
Aztec
Ariz
Giugio Umeki
Italy
C. C. Pyle
Gila Bend
British Amateur Championship Opens at Royal St George
A record 253 golfers enter the British amateur championship at Sandwich England with John Dawson touted as the Bobby Jones of Chicago. The event runs Monday through next Saturday with seven 18 hole matches and a 36 hole final. Notable entrants include Cyril Tolley Roger Wethered Robert Harris and Sir Ernest Holderness along with international players from Australia New Zealand South Africa and France.
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Sandwich
Eng
John Dawson
England
Bobby Jones
Chicago
Royal St. George
Cyril Tolley
Roger Wethered
Robert Harris
William Tweddell
Sir Ernest Holderness
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
France
Advance qualification date extended for women golf tour
The final date for women’s golf tournament qualification at the Country Club has been extended by a week and will continue through the week, as announced last night.
Adams Millis Rally Secures Belated 4 3 Victory Over Hillcrest
Adams Millis staged a two run rally in the ninth, turning a 3 2 deficit into a 4 3 win over Hillcrest in a fast Industrial league game. Stone, Chilton, and Ridenhour sparked the rally with hits and a costly throwing error, followed by Gurley and Hawworth singles to plate the winning run.
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Adams Millis
Hillcrest
Lock-makers
Stone
Chilton
Ridenhour
Gurley
Haworth
Platter
Hillcrest Ab
Farris
da Ory
Higenhour
Walker Ie
Eengeragon
Wetele
Adams Millis Ab
Oumar
Werlow
Moorehead
G. Smith
Slong
Cnn
Feuteell
UKGY
Howarton
Rendry
Tote
Cox
W. i Spry
Howart
Southern Association scores across cities
The report lists game tallies from the Southern Association showing Atlanta 2 Nashville 9 Birmingham 9 Chattanooga 1 Mobile 3 Little Rock 2 New Orleans 8 Memphis 2.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
South Atlantic League Scores and Delays
In Knoxville Greenville game washed out by rain. Charlotte beat Macon 4-1. Columbia and Augusta tied 5-5 and 3-3. Asheville won 9 to Spartanburg 1 before a second game was postponed due to darkness.
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Knoxville-Greenville
Charlotte
Macon
Columbia
Augusta
Asheville
Spartanburg
Changes Made Schedule Fort Summer At Ti
Beginning Monday June 9 Y M C A groups using the Fort Summer building announce summer changes. Junior Boys schedule includes swimming at 2 30 and gymnasium plus swimming on Thursdays. Saturday swimming at 9 15. Junior Employed Boys move to evening swimming and gym sessions on Mondays and Thursdays with Saturdays and Fridays for swimming. Regular hours for Young Business Men's and Young Men's groups remain available for individual use. Handball stays popular with summer use. hikes wiener roasts and trips planned. ping pong and checker leagues to be part of summer program before and after swimming period.
Helen Wills Tops German Net Stars In Berlin Debut
A capacity 6000 crowd in Berlin watched Helen Wills beat Paula Von Reynieck 6-3 6-2 as the American star opened the international tennis series. Fraulein Irmgard defeated Marjorie Morrill 7-5 7-15 6-2 and Fraulein Aussem beat Edith Cross 6-1 6-2, giving Germany a 2-1 lead after day one.
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Berlin
Germany
Helen Wills
Miss Wills
Paula von Reynieck
Fraulein Irmgard
Marjorie Morrill
Dedham
Mass
Fraulein Cecilee Aussem
Edith Cross
San Francisco
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University of North Carolina
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Lockmakers
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Charles W. Dunkley
Associated Press
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Boston Nips
Trinity Club
Archdale
Jack Cecil
Johnson
Alfred
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Kennedy &S
Petty
Campbell
Trinity Shores
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B. Ridge
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W. Balden
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Harrisé
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