Blair Wins His Second Carolinas Amateur Title
Blair defeats Bachman 3 up with 2 to play at Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro N C to claim his second Carolinas amateur title in three years. Bachman of Rome Ga now playing under Sedgefield banner pushed to the end but Blair held the edge after a strong morning round. The second flight saw L B Orrel of Wilmington beat G L Bryson of Charlotte one up on the 39th hole.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
N. C
Tully Blair
Sedgefield Club
Carolinas
Little Johnny Bachman
Rome
Sedgefield
Blair
Charleston
Bachman
L. B. Orrel
Wilmington
G. L. Bryson
Charlotte
Winston-Salem Twins sweep Patriots in doubleheader
The Winston-Salem Twins beat the Greensboro Patriots in both ends of a doubleheader 12 to 6 and 7 to 4. First game highlights include Kilpatrick homering and multiple run batted in by Miller, Bryan, Evans and others. Second game features Sullivan earning the win as Winston-Salem plates six in the opener and holds on for the 7-4 victory.
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Winston-Salem Twins
Greensboro Patriots
Greensboro Ab
H.O. A
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Prangen
Jrummette
Baker
Faerrie
Cece
Proruss
Salem
Ch Sieves
SY Rand
Meow
Angerson
Potios
Bogisce
Erstey
Peel
Aiaeee Ls
SRG
Soaggr
Greensboro
Sterling
Bray
Crews
Yeager
Morgan
Atoundance
Prance
Parris
Whiteman
Anderson
Popto
Peeies
Miuer
Iks
Inings
R. Greensboro
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Brandon
Harrill
Forrest
Miller
Sullivan
Bryan
Evans
Brown
Maltby
Parrish
Dubuque
Turner
Cox
Kepshaw
Durham Az
Alisbury
High Point
Winston
Henderson
Finlding
Durham
Shu Salisbury
Branch
S'bury
Durh
Parrish Green
Cox, Green
L Jones S'bury
Baker Green
Boone
H P
Kahdot
Bury
Ufea
Bray W
Wood Sal
Ford, H. P
Ellerbee H P
Anderson W S
Mitchell
Whitted
A ” Young, Green
Diehl
Tauby Durh
Sindley Durh
Brummitt Green
Cato al
Galloway
Os Brandon
Green
Heffner Sal
Davis A
Quo Or
Phelps Durh
Lavorsi
Gs Walters Ie
O'Malley
Craft Head
Forrest W S
Williams H P. of
Wolfe
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Barker
Greens
Iga
R. Jones
Sal.h P
Taylor Durh
J. Jones
Harrill Greens
Jayner
Hend
Gallagher
Sal
McGuire
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Reid
Aes Durh
Cook, Hend
Ranva H. P Ce 'Ee
Boggs Ness
Warmington
Acosta
Williamson Durh
Stegal
Ikr Smith Greens
Draghetti
Townsend
Bryan W . S
A. Smith
Pekes
Iss McRae
Murphy
Conklin
Ray
Beener
Huffman
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Wilson Green
Lanning
Ufeman Sal
KK Smith Green
Turner Greens
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Hendaaa
Barnes
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H. P
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Seer
Zinn
Lowthian
Alvarez
McRae
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Perry Durh
Stegal Sal
Jones
Dee
Eeree
Perritt
Tb Jayner
Hearn
Moose
Caviness
Ormand
Fowler
Vinson
Joliff
White Sox and Red Sox split four game series
In Boston on June 8, Chicago and Boston Americans split their four game set. The White Sox won 7 2 behind Fred Lyons who drove in three runs. The Red Sox won the nightcap 4 1.
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Bk Moluroon
Scarritt
Moise Aoe Ae
Nerigeny
W. Barrett
Gaston
Roia O. E
Faber
Connally
Riorro
POMOR
Taitt
Searritt
Narlesky
Todt
Hoffman
Rothrock
M. Gaston
Regan
Reeves
Geisel
Owens
Harper and Wilson Spark 9th Inning Rally
Runs batted in by Hornsby, Wilson, and Harper fuel a late Chicago win over Boston. McMillan English and Taylor contribute two base hits, Harper and Wilson homer, and Hornsby files a stolen base.
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Xharper
Carlson
Bush
Hartnett
Bogor
Hornsby
Wilson
Harper
McMillan
English
Talor
Wilso
Smith
James
Taylor
Sisler
Chicago
Boston
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R. Smith
Penn
Rikoer
Laughlin
Hart
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Hita
New York
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Welch
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Reese
Jackson
Hogan
Walker
Purdy
Kelly
Ford
Gooc
Luke Forth
Luque
Cincinnati
Lindstrom
Quigley
Moran
Pfirman
Pai
Sheriff Blake
Cub
Basto
Arleéon
Richbourg
Maguire
A If Harper
Clark
Bell
Maranville
R Smith
J Moore
Cuyler
Grimm
MeMillan
Grace
Heathcote
Charlotte Splits Two With Macon
Macon wins the second game 5 to 1 after taking the first 4 to 2 in a Charlotte doubleheader at home in Charlotte North Carolina. Richardson hurled masterful ball for Macon in the nightcap while Newsome Corley and Luebbe appear in the box scores for Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Macon
N. C
Richardson
Hornets
Newsome
Corley
McClung
Luebbe
Thompson
Trippe
Brown
Asheville Defeats Spartanburg 9 to 1 in Rain-Shortened Game
In Asheville, North Carolina, June 8, rain delays shortened the double header. Asheville beat Spartanburg 9 to 1 as Gallivan Vaughn and Knox led the pitching and Shaney Kennedy contributed offensively in a game delayed by showers.
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Spartanburg
N. C
Spartanbu
Gallivan
Vaughn
Knox
Shaney
Kennedy
Columbia Takes Two By Defeating Augusta In Double Bill
The Columbia Comets won both games against Augusta in a doubleheader, 5 to 3 in each contest. Gribble, Schriner, Erickson, and Hunter starred for Columbia, while Boswell, Killeen, Schriner, Chagnon, and OConnell helped Augusta. Weather noted as rainy in Greenville.
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S. C
Columbia Comets
Augusta
Gribble
Schriner
Erickson
Hunter
Boswell
Killeen
Chagnon
O’connell
Greenville-Knoxville
Highlanders Beat Thomas Mills 4-3 In Narrow Win
The Highlanders defeated the Thomas Mills team 4-3 yesterday afternoon in a tight game. Ball relieved Dennis in the sixth, Yow pitched for the losers, and Warner led Highland with the bat while Willard had three hits for Thomas Mills.
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Highlanders
Thomas Mills
Dennis
Ball
Young
Yow
Warner
Highland
Willard
Thomas Millis
Thomas Hosiery Mills
McDonald
Young, Yow
Calgary Stampede to host large cowboy gathering
Calgary Alberta expects one of the largest assemblies of cowboys for the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede set July 8 to 13. The bucking broncho winner earns 2300 dollars and a trophy naming him North America's Champion Broncho Buster as part of 4400 dollars in total prizes.
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Calgary
Alberta
North America
Globe Parlor Defeats Myrtle Desk In Tight Duel
The Globe Parlor baseball club edged Myrtle Desk 6 4 in a pitcher duel between Smith and Brogdon. Apple’s fielding stood out while Holcombe and Babe Smith led at the plate with strong hitting. Smith had three hits in four turns and Holcombe added two hits including a homer.
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Globe Parlor Baseball Club
Myrtle Desk
Smith
Brogdon
Apple
Holcombe
Babe Smith
Stehli Silk Mills Overpowers High Point Yarn Mills
The Stehli Silk Mill baseball team defeated High Point Yarn Mills 9 to 4 at Welch Field yesterday afternoon. Andrews pitched well with strong support from his defense. Yarn Mills scratched for two runs in the last inning before Poole made a crucial catch to preserve the win. Blue relieved Jones and held High Point to one run the rest of the way. Score by innings shows Stehli leading early and pulling away.
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Silk Mill
High Point Yarn Mills
Welch Field
Andrews
Yarnmen
Poole
F. Jones
Yarn Mill
Blue
Jones
Inings
Rhe Stehli
H. P. Yarn
Retirement of Dr George W Drake at University of Arkansas
Dr George W Drake a mathematics professor at the University of Arkansas will retire on June 30 after 47 years of service becoming emeritus faculty. He receives a retirement allowance from the Carnegie Foundations of New York and is noted as the oldest man in port of service at the school.
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Fayetteville, Ark
George W. Drake
University of Arkansas
Carnegie Foundations of New York
Man and Judge Debate Over Banana Prices
A brief exchange shows a man asking the buyer about selling bananas. The other replies the goal is to make a living, prompting a terse, humorous judicial moment.
Babe Ruth Puts On Cheerful Front Before Reporters
Babe Ruth greeted about a dozen reporters in his New York apartment, declaring he is not sick and asking if he looks so. His wife Claire Hodgson Ruth described him as much better after a troubling morning and said rest and fresh air should bring him back to form.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Christy Walsh
Riverside Drive
Claire Hodgson Ruth
Babe
Looking Ahead: U S Airports Count Hits 1.53 Thousand
CHICAGO June 8 According to a survey by the American Air Transport there are 1 53 airports operating in the United States and less than 10...
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Chicago
The
American Air Transport
United States
How Can Combs Lose In Hazard Jailer Race
In Hazard Kentucky the jailer race faces an odd twist as 34 opponents battle 35 candidates. A majority of voters are relatives of the Combs family, raising questions about election dynamics and name recognition.
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Combs
Hazard
Mr. Combs
Grimes Achieves 10th Straight Win Over Brooklyn 9 to 2
Grimes notches his tenth consecutive victory by defeating Brooklyn 9 to 2. Key plays include Bancroft, Grimes and Hemsley with three base hits and a Grantham home run. St. Louis tops Philadelphia 7 to 2 as Bottomley shines on Jim Bottomley day.
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Brooklyn
Voise Oak
Bancroft
Bressler
Traynor
Comorosky
P. Waner
Gristham
Herman
Hemsley
Grantham
Sheely
P. Wanner
Brooklin
Philadelphia
ST Louis
PHILA
Philadelpiia
Thompson
Odew
ES Whitney
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U.S
Collins
Lerian
Elliott
St. Louis
Johnson
Hafey
High
Lerain
O’doul
Smith
Frisch
Gelbert
Bottomley
Colling
Kiem
Mager Kurth
Jordan
Pjittsburgh
Burleigh Grimes
Pirates
Dazzy Vance
Fred’ck
Gilbert
Herman Rf
Hendrick
Picinich c
Hargreaves
Attorney Hoffman Sues Over Hoover Oil Policy
One man challenges President Hoover and the administration by filing suit in Washington for Mrs. Ethel M. McLennan to block the oil conservation program. McLennan seeks a permit to prospect for oil and Hoffman plans to take the case to the Supreme Court, potentially affecting 5000 acres of similar land.
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Hoover
Lewis E. Hoffman
Washington
Ethel M. MccLennan
California
Miniature marvels by George M. Sibbald in Leeds
A collection valued at over 15000 pounds by George M. Sibbald showcases needlework miniatures. The items include a horizontal engine, a deep stone weighing five grains inside a gold revolver of 76 pieces in an almond shell, a furnished two room home in a nutshell, and a golden state carriage weighing 17 grains.
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George London
George M. Sibbald
Leeds
Attempted self harm ends in rescue for Walter Cyr
Walter Cyr, a young farmer from Concordia Kansas, attempted suicide by poison. He disappeared for three days before searchers found him atop a straw stack in the act. Prompt medical aid saved his life.
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Concordia
Kas
Walter Cyr
Consi Lunatic Asylum Reported for Sale in Santiago
The Consi lunatic asylum in Santiago is said to be up for sale as property. It is unclear if inmates will be included in the bargain, and it is reported that permission to sell is being sought from provincial authorities.
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Santiago
Spain
Consi Lunatic Asylum
Same Birthday for Red Sox Figures Lisenbee and Wagner
Horace Lisenbee pitcher and Heinie Wagner coach of the Boston Red Sox share the same birthday September 23. Wagner was born in 1881 and Lisenbee in 1903.
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Horace Lisenbee
Heinie Wagner
Boston Red Sox
Wagner
Lisenbee
Against His Will and the Ironic Marriage Banter
In a cheeky exchange cited by Tit-Bits a colored parson asks the groom if he takes the bride while the bowlegged suitor quips that he does not since he was "tooked." The humorous vignette underscores comic courtship bits and social dialects of the era.
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