British pro Twine leads first British Open qualifying round
W T Twine of Bromley topped the opening hitting 68 at Wallasey to take the lead in the British Open qualifying. American Leo Diegel and veteran London pro Jimmy Bradbeer were tied at 70 with other scores including George Van Alen 71 and Bobby Jones 73 amid notes on other players and round details.
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Hoylake
Eng
W. T. Twine
Bromley
Wallasey
Twine
Leo Diegel
Jimmy Bradbeer
London
Diegel
Royal Liverpool
Bradbeer
Oe Guan
George van Elm
Don Moe
Jim Barnes
MacDonald Smith
Mark Seymour
St. Leonard’s
Horton Smith
Beng
United States
Canada
Royal Liverpool Club
Ase Wee
Bobby Jones
Jones
Bobby
Herman Keeps Narrow NL Batting Lead in Week
New York June 16 A week of the 1930 baseball season ends with Babe Herman of Brooklyn still atop the National League batting charts at .415 after five games. Riggs Stephenson and Bill Terry trail, Klein climbs to fourth with .405, and Terry leads in runs and hits with 52 and 82 respectively. Adolfo Luque heads pitchers with six wins no defeats as Brooklyn holds a team .324 batting average.
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New York
Babe Herman
Tony
Brooklyn
Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Robins
Bill Terry
Giants
Chuck Klein
Herman
Terry
Hack Wilson
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Walter Berger
Braves
Hack
Frankie Frisch
Kiki Cuyler
Woody English
Kiki
Cuyler
Followagan
Heisman
Heisman Cincinnati, .395; P. Waner, Pittsburgh, .386; Bissonette
Frisch St. Louie
Grantham
Pittsburgh
O’doul
Philadelphia
Adolfo Luque
Bob Osborn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Athletics regain lead with 10 1 win and 17 10 Yankee rout
The Athletics powered past Detroit 10 1 behind Robert Moses Grove and his stellar pitching. Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth fueled a 17 10 Yankee defeat of Cleveland, lifting the Athletics to a one game lead in the American League.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Robert Moses Grove
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia Athletics
Grove
Athletics
Detroit
Gehrig
Ruth
Yanks
Cleveland
Brandon Leaves for Birmingham to Visit Ill Mother
Pointer catcher Brandon left for Birmingham Alabama to be at his mother’s bedside as her condition worsened. Mrs Brandon has been ill for a long time and officials expect he will be away most of the week.
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Gene Tunney
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey-Schmeling
Templehof
Berlin
Schmeling
Germany
Teuton
Paul Reveres
Brandon
Birmingham
Ala
Gehrig stars as Yankees crush Indians with huge night
Lou Gehrig belted two homers and a single driving in seven as the Yankees routed Cleveland. Lefty Grove pitched the Athletics to a 10-1 win over Detroit, holding the Tigers to four hits. Andy High drove in four for St Louis with a triple and homer against Brooklyn. George Blaeholder pitched hitless relief as the Browns beat the Senators 2-0 in nine. Gabby Hartnett collected four hits including a double and his 13th homer as Chicago beat New York Giants.
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Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
al Crowder
Washington
Crowder
Heinie Manush
Goose Goslin
Browns
Manush
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pete Donohue
Cubs
Giants
Blake
Teachout
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
Dazzy Vance
Ray Moss
Robins
Grabowski
Jess Haines
Andy High
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Indians
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Tigers
Chardinals
George Blaeholder
Brown
Senators
Gabby Hartnett
Giant
Denton Kinfolk Hold Reunion in Denton Kansas
About 350 descendants of Mary and William Denton of Lincolnshire England gathered for a reunion in Denton Kansas. The gathering highlighted family ties and local homage to the Denton name within the community.
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Mary
Wiliam Denton
Lincolnshire
England
Denton, Kans
Southern Tourney Opens Tomorrow At Sedgefield Club
HINES I$ DOPED TO WIN NET MEE! CHARLOTTE, June 16. Wilmes Hines of Columbia is listed as a favorite to win the men's singles after his South Carolina triumph as play opens in the Mid-Atlantic tennis tournament. Feuer of Miami is seen as the main threat. over 50 entries from the region are expected. Both players have byes today. other top contenders include Beckman, Turner, Crosland, and Robertson. SEDGEFIELD COUNTRY CLUB prepares for the Southern amateur golf championship opening tomorrow with qualifying rounds. The event runs through Saturday with Bobby Jones’s Atlanta delegation the largest outside Georgia.
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Rlari J Ni
Bobby Jones
America
England
Hoylake
Jones
Charlotte
Wilmes Hines
Columbia
S. C
Flash
South Carolina
Gus Feuer
Miami
Fla
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Hines
Feuer
Jack Beckman
Charleston
D. C
Carroll Turner
Bob Crosland
Julian Robertson
Salisbury
Sedgefield
Greensboro
Dixie
Valley Brook
Julius Hughes
Scott Hudson
Emmett Spicer, Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Spicer
Alan Smith
Asheville
Tom White
Carl Dann
Orlando
Florida
Carolinians Seek Places In National Open Golf Tourney
Eighteen southern golfers including three amateurs enter a 36 hole qualifying test at East Lake Country club seeking two spots in the national open. Charlie Hall of Birmingham is a 1929 qualifier and low scorer. Emmett Spicer will not compete. Notable entrants include Eddie Miller of Gadsden Sam Perry of Birmingham and several regional players.
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Atlanta
East Lake Country Club
Charlie Hall
Birmingham
Emmett Spicer
Nashville
Eddie Miller
Gadsden
Ala
Sam Perry
Clarence Owens
Greenville
S. C
Howard Beckett
Charles Rice
Asheville
N. C
Charles Farlow
Anderson
Sally League title race tightens as teams clash
Macon faces Asheville in a pivotal three game set to gain the lead, while Greenville hosts Charlotte and Asheville visits Charlotte in North Carolina matchups. The Augusta Wolves under Odie Strain push pennant hopes as Columbia sits in last place ahead of the second half race.
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Charlotte
Macon
Asheville
Greenville
Peaches
Odie Strain
Augusta Wolves
Tourists
Dick Mhoblitzell
Charlotte Hornets
Columbia
North Carolina
Hornets
Augusta
Wolves
Schwem and Slane Tie First 18 Holes in Cup Final
C. J. Schwem and W. H. Slane tied after the first eighteen holes of the president's golf cup finals at the Country Club. The competition is a 36 hole match.
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Schwem
Slane
C. J. Schwem
W. H. Slane
Sugar crop of 1928 29 rises 27.708 Lous from prior season
The 1928 29 Philippine sugar crop exceeds the previous season by 27.708 Lous, signaling a strong improvement in production across the industry and potential gains for exporters and mills.
Henderson Gamecocks Tangle With Patriots In Piedmont Slate
Piedmont league action features Henderson Gamecocks and Patriots in a two day series starting Monday in Greensboro. Greensboro eyes Teague as a local favorite while Winston-Salem trails in third with four day home stand before trips to Raleigh and Durham.
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Raleigh
N. C
Greensboro
Henderson Gamecocks
Patriots
Jimmy Teague
Henderson
Gamecocks
High Point
Brummitt
Pats
Caps
George Whitted
Durham Bulls
Winston-Salem
Durham
Dan Boone
Piedmont Henderson
Baseball results from Piedmont and South Atlantic leagues
In the Piedmont League no Sunday games were played. National League scores show New York 7 over Chicago 4 and St. Louis 9 over Brooklyn 4 with Boston 4 and Cincinnati 3. In the South Atlantic League American Boston-Chicago game rain delayed, Philadelphia 10 over Detroit 1, New York 17 over Cleveland 10, and St. Louis 3 over Washington 2.
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Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Ben Cantwell
Piedmont League
South Atlantic League
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Charlie Carroll to Manage Winston-Salem Twins
Winston-Salem June 16. Charlie Carroll known for leading the Greensboro Patriots to the 1929 Piedmont pennant is expected to be in a Winston-Salem Twins uniform today as manager. Carroll, who lost his Cardinals position after deals involving Patricia, will sign papers and replace Claude R Joyner as Twins manager.
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Winston-Salem
Charlie Carroll
Greensboro Patriots
Piedmont
Winston-Salem Twins
Charlie
Greensboro
St. Louis Cardinals
Patricia
Twintown
Carroll
Claude R. Joyner
Twins
Major League Leaders With June 15 Updates
National League leaders include Klein Philadelphia batting 420 with 68 RBIs and 85 hits. Terry Giants tops runs with 55, Frisch Cardinals doubles, Cuyler Cubs 9 triples, Klein 18 home runs, 15 steals. American League leaders Hodapp Indians batting 396 and 86 hits, Ruth Yankees 68 runs and 21 home runs, Gehringer Cronin McManus top doubles with 19, Rice Senators 12 steals.
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Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
English
Cubs
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Wilson
Hodapp
Indians
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Cronin
Senators
McManus
Today's Games Move Across Baseball Standings
Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at New York St. Louis at Brooklyn South Atlantic Macon at Asheville Columbia at Augusta Charlotte at Greenville Boston at Chicago Washington at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Cleveland.
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South Atlantic
Macon
Asheville
Columbia
Augusta
Charlotte
Greenville
Storm Drain Bid Sought by City of High Point
City of High Point invites sealed proposals for a West Russell Street storm drain near the H P T D railroad. Plans include a cement concrete culvert and masonry, or an alternate reinforced concrete pipe option. 5 percent bid bond required. bids due June 24 1930. plans from City Engineer.
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High Point
City of
N. C
Council
Russell Street
Co. A. York
E. M. Knox
S. H. Strickland
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Sullivan
Jimmy Foxx
Alexander
Lou
Hudlin
Shoffner
Herb Pennock
Johnny Risko
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Otto von Porat
Www
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Omaha
Queensboro Stadium
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Pete Latzo
Scranton
Larry Johnson
Piedmont Club
L. Pet
Durham Aid
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Nee Ener
L Pet
Maconrt
Greenville Tetter
Augusta Eo
Columbia An
New York Ny
Nascar
Jing James T
Nelson
Sanger High School
Kingsburg
Calif
Ron
Suseessep
Casal de Kaus
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Englewood
Skolt
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