Boonemen Rally to Beat Pointers 12-10 in Durham
In a high scoring finish, Durham Bulls erased a nine run Pointers lead by scoring ten runs over the fifth and sixth innings. Uncle Daniel hit his fifteenth homer and Milleéaps also connected. Wolfe added his nineteenth homer as High Point fell 12 to 10 despite late bursts.
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Durham Bulls
Boonemen
Bulls
Daniel
Milleéaps
Wolfe
George Whitted
Connolly
E Williams
Weater
Nee
A Crocheller
Mayo
P Miike
Dursam
Totau
Durham
FE Cecles
Alford
Taylor
Strange
Miller
English
Williams
Millsaps
Boone
Hord
O’malley
Clodfelter
Nolen
High Point
Reid
Perry
Raid
Berry
Patriots Defeat League Leaders In Greensboro
Hoff man out pitched Townsend as the Patriots beat the league leaders 5 to 1 in Greensboro. Neibert homered in the ninth to spoil Hoff man’s shutout bid while Hopper and Boland stole home. Lumper collected three hits to pace the Pats, who swiped six bases in all.
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Greensboro
Hoffman
Patriot
Sander
Townsend
Gamecock Moundsman
Neibert
Hopper
Boland
Lumper
Pat
Toots Brandon’s Mother Dies in Birmingham Visit
Sensenbach, business manager of the High Point baseball club, said Brandon’s mother died last night at six o'clock. Brandon, a Pointer catcher, learned of her illness yesterday and left for Birmingham, Alabama, but did not reach his home until six this morning.
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Fef
Sensenbach
High Point
Toots
Brandon
Birmingham
Alabama
Baseball Game Note with Pitcher and Umpires
Losing pitcher is Durham with game time 2 02. Umpires Connolly Weaver and Morgan officiated the match.
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Durham
Connolly, Weaver and
Morgan
Rain Dusts Winston-Salem Raleigh Doubleheader
Weather halted sports action as Winston-Salem and Raleigh were rained out yesterday, forcing cancellation of a planned double-header this afternoon.
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Winston and Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Baseball recap for Greensboro game with notable homers and RBIs
Lymper Hinkle and Hopper homered. Neibert drove in two runs. Jordan and Neibert tallied RBIs. Lymper stole two bases along with Jordan Hopper Durham and Boland. Hinkle Hoffman sacrifices. Double plays featured Jordan Kilpatrick Durham and Kilpatrick Jordan. Hoffman Townsend combos on base and Townsend fanned thrice. Greensbo rosters left on base seven Henderson six. Sander hit by Townsend. umpires Hobbs Beck. time 1 45.
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Henderson
Goff
Cook
Neibert
Jones
Anderson
Kahdot
Branch
Gusta
Townsend
Greensboro
Kilpatrick
Jordan
Hopper
Boland
Durham
Hinkle
Lymper
Hoffman
Inkle
Sanders
Hobbs
Beck
Today's Games Roll Across Piedmont and National Leagues
The schedule lists Piedmont matchups Henderson at Greensboro Raleigh at Winston-Salem High Point at Durham in the Piedmont region. National games include Cincinnati at Boston St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. South Atlantic features Columbia at Augusta Charlotte at Greenville and Macon at Asheville.
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Henderson
Greensboro
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
High Point
Durham
National Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
South Atlantic Columbia
Augusta
Charlotte
Greenville
Macon
Asheville
Baseball Pairings and Unrelated Ocean Fact
American teams Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland Washington at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit. The squid swims backward using its siphon expelling water to move in reverse.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Big baseball trades reshape two leagues
In a flurry of moves on June 17, the Boston Braves sent Burleigh Grimes to the St. Louis Cardinals for Wee Willie Sherdel and Fred Frankhouse, while the Chicago White Sox traded Art Shires to the Washington Senators for Garland Braxton and Benny Tate. Grimes has struggled for form, and Shires is slated to fill first base while Joe Judge recovers, with long term roles as a utility man and pinch hitter planned.
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New York
Burleigh Grimes
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie’ Sherdel
Fred Frankhouse
Chicago White Sox
Art Shires
Garland Braxton
Benny Tate
Washington Senators
Braves
Cardinal
Grimes
Pittsburgh
Percy Lee Jones
Southpaw
Lord of
White Sox
Clark Griffith
Senators
Shires
Joe Judge
Firstsacker
Charley Horse
Judge
Braves Rival Wilson Ties for Runner-Up With 18th Homer
Wally Berger of the Braves hits his 18th home run of the season tying Hack Wilson for runner-up honors. The fragment notes a baseball race and individual power near the season’s standings.
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Alexander
Wally Berger
Braves
Hack Wilson
Bat Navigates Wires With Eyes Taped Shut
A bat with its eyes taped shut can fly through a room full of wires without touching any. The observation notes the animal’s navigation by other senses in a confined space.
Death Wins Divorce
In Los Angeles Mrs. Evelyn Farrar sued for divorce claiming her husband’s heavy drinking led their son to suicide. She testified he boasted of drinking two quarts of gin daily, and she prevailed in the divorce case.
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Los Angeles
Evelyn Farrar
Amateur Count Narrowed in National Open Golf Field
In the National Open at Inter-Lachen Minneapolis July 10 11 12 only 23 of 150 players are amateurs. District qualifiers across the country advanced 112 players with 38 exemptions including nine amateurs. Notable names among exempt amateurs include Bobby Jones Francis Ouimet and Chick Evans while several pros and amateurs failed to qualify in New York St Paul Omaha Philadelphia Chicago Richmond and Atlanta.
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Inter-Lachen Club
Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
Francis Ouimet
Don Moe
Dr. O. F. Willing
George Voigt
Geo. van Elm
Roland Mackenzie
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
Cyril J. H. Tolley
England
Johnny Farrell
T.P. Perkins
Rocky Rich
Bill Mehlhorn
Joe Turnesa
Johnny Golden
Lester Bolstad
St. Paul
John Goodman
Omaha
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jock Hutchinson
Harry Cooper
Chick Evans
Jess Sweetser
Eddie Held
Maurice McCarthy
Mike Brady
Bobby Cruickshank
Cyril Walker
Tony Manero
Tom Kerrigan
Mike Turnesa
Richmond
Roland Hancock
Sam Perry
Atlanta
Windsor Castle Houses 860 Clocks and Notable Watches
Windsor Castle in England reportedly houses about 860 clocks and watches, including the first lever watch ever made. The collection underscores a rich horological legacy with historic timepieces preserved within the historic royal residence.
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Windsor Castle
England
Carolinas Fail To Enter Open Golf Championship
In Atlanta and Richmond qualifying for the national open, seven Carolinas golfers sought places but all failed. Notable players included Charlie Farlow of Anderson South Carolina who shot 152 while 149 qualified. Other Carolina entrants were Clarence Owens Charles Rice Ramon Atkins Dugan Aycock Harold Long and F H Hyatt.
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Charlotte
Carolinas
Atlanta
Richmond
Charlie Farlow
Anderson
S. C
Greensboro
Salisbury
Clarence Owens
Greenville
Charles Rice
Asheville
Ramon Atkins
Dugan Aycock
Harold Long
Raleigh
F. H. Hyatt
Boxing Night Upsets Highlight Chicago Card
Chicago fighter Chicago Henry Lenard wins by knockout over Tony Leone of Cleveland. Milwaukee’s Billy Tompkins stops Billy de Foe from Canada. Des Moines sees Eddie Anderson outpoint Joey Rivers of Kansas City. Hymie Wiseman defeats opponent by points in Des Moines.
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Chicago
Henry Lenard
Tony Leone
Cleveland
Billy Tompkins
Milwaukee
Billy de Foe
Canada
Des Moines
Ira
Eddie Anderson
Joey Rivers
Kansas City
Hymie Wiseman
Boxing wrapup of the night across cities and results
Everett McClain of Kansas City stopped Indianapolis rival Wallace in a 10 round bout. Tony Dominguez of Havana halted Fred Eillers from Louisville in a 3 round knockout. Curtis Brown of Tulsa defeated Kid Kober in Milwaukee by decision in a 10 round match.
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Miami
Tony Dominguez
Havana
Fred Eillers
Louisville
Tulsa
Okla
Curtis Brown
Milwaukee
Kid Kober
Dallas
Major League Leaders Update and Top Bats Klein
Phillies star Klein leads with a .427 batting average and is tied for most RBIs and hits. Cubs' English has 57 runs while his teammate Cuyler leads in triples and stolen bases. Frisch of the Cardinals paces doubles with 21.
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Klein
Phillies
English
Cubs
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Baseball Leaders Report From The Era Stats Summary
Batting Cochranes 397 Athletics Ruth 68 Runs batted in Gehri ng Yankees 685 Hits Hodapp Indians 86 Doubles Cronin Senators Geh ringer McManus Tigers 19 Triples Combs Yankees Gehringer Tigers Reynolds White Sox 21 Home runs Ruth Yankees 21 Stolen bases Rice Senators 12
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Yankees
Gehhrig
Hodapp
Indians
Cronin
Senators
Gehringer
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Reynolds
White Sox
Rice
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