Pointers Split With Patriots In Gate City Doubleheader
In Greensboro 4000 fans watched Dan Boone Pointers split games with High Point and Greensboro. First game saw Dan Boone homer thrice as Pointers beat Patriots 11 to 2 behind Conklin’s eight strikeouts. Second game Boone homered again but Greensboro rallied for a 11 to 4 win, aided by Brandon and Brummitt homers and Harris taking the loss.
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Pointers
Patriots
Gate City
Greensboro
Dan Boone
Conklin
Brandon
Ford
Senor Alvarez
Bolton
Grant
High Point
Cox
Brummitt
Cleveland
Stewart
Se D. Boone
Boesé
Williams
Ke Foard
Hamner
Ae Harris
Kilpatrick
Hargrave
Austin
Cf A
Baker
O'Hara
Braxton
Ee Crews
Wetals
Crews
D. Boone
Alvarez
Hargraves
W. Boone
Harris
Hubbard
Walker
Taylor
Il Grant
Ys Hargrave
Itm
Vito Wins Belmont Stakes in Belmont Park
A 10 to 1 shot Vito outsprinted odds on favorite Victorian to win the Belmont, four lengths clear in the stretch. In Durham, Bunn Hearn's Twins swept a doubleheader 15 0 and 9 1 as Hauger and Maltby led offense with two homers.
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New York
A. H. Cosden
Vito
Durham
Bunn Hearn
Twins
Twin Moundsmen
Bulls
Fogleman
Hauger
Mechanicsville Blues Poplar Ridge In Narrow Baseball Win
Mechanicsville defeats Poplar Ridge 15 to 13 in a high scoring game led by Welborn eight chances at short with one error and Highfill four putouts in center. Haynes and Meadows produced multiple hits while Cooper cleared the bases with a home run, Frazer issued many walks and struck out eleven before Jones earned the win while Frazer took the loss.
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Poplar Ridge
Welborn
Highfill
Haynes
Frazer
Meadows
Cooper
Mechanicsville
Fsa
Esa Wusor
Sn Carrs
Paciowe
Phisin
Bedisevenas
Howell
Wall
Causy
Turner
Hendrix
White
Jones
Petty
Frazer Jones
Staton
Gurley
Fowler
Smith
Shipw'h
Howerton
Harris-Cov
Underwood
Pendry
Pendry Howerton
Moser
Gammon
Chilton
Shipwash
M. P. Boys Post 12–8 Victory Over Hillcrest Millers
The M. P. boys baseball nine defeated Hillcrest Silk Millers 12 to 8 yesterday. Lineups list Hillcrest Kennedy catcher Flinn pitcher Larin first base Edward 29 Clodfelter short Grubbs third Piner right field Lowe center field Kirkman left field. M. P. Reynolds catcher Brogden pitcher Bulla first Lerner second Crickman short Rockwell third J Wood right field Kennedy center field Spurl if.
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Hillcrest Silk Millers
M. P. Boys
Hillcrest
Kennedy
Flinn
Larin
Edward
Clodfelter
Grubbs
Piner
Lowe
Kirkman
Harris-Covington Walks Away Again With Nine Straight
The Harris Covington baseball team defeated the H. P. T. and D. Railroaders 19 to 4 to extend their perfect record to nine wins and no losses. The convincing victory showcases Harris Covington’s strong offense and pitching dominance.
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Harris
Dennis Pitches Highlanders Win
Dennis struck out 19 as the Highland Mill team beat the National Guards 20 to 3. He restricted the Guards to four singles and improved to a strong pitching performance, with Highland players contributing key hits and runs.
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Highland Hurler
Dennis
Highland Mill
National Guards
Guards
Nat. Guards
Ee Rutledge Cf
B. Sete
Andrews
Dill Smith
Aneern
Nat
Highland
Jones
Varner
M. Anderson
B. Anderson
B. Smith
P. McDonald
Spoone
Rube” Eldridge
Tigers
Mr. Grant
the Highland
Local Horses To Highlight Sedgefield Show July 3 4
Greensboro reports the Sedgefield Horse Show will debut July 3 and 4 with 24 classes and cash premiums totaling 800 to 1000 dollars. About 75 to 80 fine horses from the Carolinas Virginia Georgia and West Virginia are expected from leading stables including Sunshine Stables and High Point owners.
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W. C. Covington
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Estate
High Point
Greensboro
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
West Virginia
Sunshine Stables
Covington, Adams
Carolinas
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greenville
S. C
Statesville
Norfolk
California wins national college track and field meet
California led by eleven Stanford athletes dominated the national collegiate championships at Soldier Field scoring 72 points. Illinois was runner up with 30.34. Eight records fell or equaled as top colleges competed for Olympic team spots. Leading events saw Bracey of Rice Institute win the 100 yard dash and Spencer of Stanford win the 440 yard run amid a high level of sprint and distance competition.
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Charles W. Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
Leland Stanford University
Californians
Illinois
Kane
Ohio Wesleyan
Penquite
Drake
Trumble
Nebraska
Pahlimeyer
Wisconsin
Cooper
Michigan
Beard
Alabama Poly
Bracey
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Simpson
Ohio State
Foster
Washington State
Hester
Mich
Engle
Iowa State
Hermansen
Northwestern
Kiser
Washington
Potter
Michigan Normal
Ypsilanti
Hansen
Oregon State
Elliott
North Carolina
Stine
Fields
Indiana
N. C
Rocky Mount Hammers Hamilton In Extra In Rocky Mount Series
Hamilton Fairmont third baseman hits a homer in the 11th to lift Rocky Mount 4 3 in the finale. Emmons Hubert Creswell and Witty listed.
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Homer
Fayetteville
Sboro
Atkinson
Ray
Johnson
Chisholm
De troit college athlete sets new N C A A record
Strong Koontz of the College of the City of Detroit tops Georgia Tech with a 477 10 time to break the N C A A record former 485 10 by Phillips of Butler in 1927.
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Strong
College of the City of Detroit
Koontz
Georgia Tech
Phillips
Butler
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