Pointers And Patriots Triumph In Tough Boonemen Win
Henderson June 20 Carl Husta powered the Pointers past the Boonemen 4 to 2 with a homer in the fifth and key hits. Ormand and Acosta pitched well for both teams as Cook and Tankersley contributed with hits and steals. The Bunnies benefited from a fifth inning miscue but the Pointers held on for the victory.
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Patriots rally to beat Colonials 5 4 in Salisbury tilt
In Salisbury on June 20 the Patriots erased a late deficit to win the opener of the series 5 to 4 over the Colonials. Cox and Wilson hit solo homers, Parrish delivered a ninth inning run on an error and double, and Young Galloway scored on the decisive hit. Fielding stood out for Salisbury as the game featured bold plays and crucial assists.
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National League Race Muddled Babe Returns
The Cubs cling to first place as McCarthy’s club beat the Cardinals twice 7 to 3 and 11 to 3 while the Pirates edged Cincinnati 6 to 5. Giants take two from the Phillies 15-14 and 16-6. Ruth returns to Yankee lineup as they rout the Red Sox 13-2 and Gehrig hits his 19th. Johnson will miss big series with a back strain.
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Montreal Jackie Cohen Wins on Foul Over Routis
In Davenport Iowa Tuffy Griffith knocked out Johnnie Krueger while Montreal fighter Jackie Cohen from New York won on a foul by world featherweight champion Andre Routis. Other results include Jackie Fields stopping Jack Horner in St Louis.
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Jackie Cohen
New York
Andre Routis
Davenport
Tuffy Griffith
Sioux City
Johnnie Krueger
San Francisco
St. Louis
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Jack Horner
Hem Roid relief guaranteed by Mann Drug Co
Quick relief for piles with Dr Leonhardt Hem Roid tablets. Treats blood congestion in the lower bowel, offering fast, safe relief or money back. Sold by Mann Drug Co and druggists everywhere with guarantee. Advertisement.
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Mann Drug Co
Red Grange Returns to Professional Football with Bears
Chicago is set to welcome Red Grange back to the gridiron after he signed with George Halas to rejoin the Chicago Bears. The former Illinois star, known as the Galloping Ghost, played pro football with the Bears in 1925, led the Yankees in 1926 and 1927, and retired last season due to a knee injury.
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Northwestern grants degrees to thirty six varsity scholars
Northwestern University graduates thirty six student athletes who earned varsity letters in one or more sports this year. The group includes letter recipients across multiple varsity programs and reflects broad athletic achievement alongside academics.
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Twins win 3 2 to take second in Piedmont race
Winston Salem Twins beat Durham 3 2 in a pitching duel as Roy Sullivan out pitched Lank Reid. The club tied the world record by leaving no runners on base, with four Twins reaching first and three scoring. Bryan led Twins hitting in a brilliant defensive game.
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Yale and Harvard Row for Supremacy Tomorrow
New London Conn June 29 Up the Old Thames in lanes Yale and Harvard will row for supremacy in the classic college regattas. From 25 000 to 50 000 spectators are expected as the Yale Harvard eight oared crews meet for the sixty second time with Yale the strong favorite in the four mile varsity race set to climax around 7 o'clock tomorrow evening.
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Notice of Lost Insurance Policies in New Haven
The East and West Insurance Company of New Haven announces that Tornado Policies 4501 to 4525 issued to Claude E. and G. B. Miller as agents for High Point North Carolina have been mislaid, lost or stolen. The company will not be liable for any claims under those policies and requests information to be reported to its New Haven office or to Special Agent Fred H. Gantt in Columbia, South Carolina.
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Women Athletes Urged to Control Frenzied Behavior
An article notes women athletes often in nervous excitement exhibit disruptive behavior such as kicking, biting, tearing clothing, and tripping opponents, reflecting perceptions of their conduct in competition.
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Harpers Magazine
Tough Player Fitzgerald Sparks Bad Blood in Newark Series
Newark out fielder Jerry Fitzgerald put two Orioles out of the game during a recent series. He struck Hollingsworth on the right hand with a lister and slid into second, injuring Joe Benes's ankle.
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Piedmont and East Carolin a League Scores Report
In Piedmont League action Winston-Salem defeated Durham 3 to 2 and Greensboro beat Salisbury 5 to 3. Henderson led with four goals as High Point triumphed 2 to 0. In East Carolina League Fayetteville won 4 to 3 over Wilmington while Rocky Mount shutout Goldsboro 10 to 0 and Greenville won 6 to 3 at Kinston.
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New York Beats Boston as Detroit Routs Cleveland in Rain
The American League games saw New York defeat Boston 13 to 2 while Detroit beat Cleveland 8 to 3 in a rain shortened contest. St. Louis won 5 to 2 over Chicago, with no other games on the schedule.
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Baseball standings from National League games
New York 15 Philadelphia 12 held a 6 6 Boston 8 9 Brooklyn 4 9 Chicago 7 11 St. Louis 3 3 Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 5. The brief results show scattered wins and losses across teams.
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International League scores fill slate across cities
Buffalo 131, Baltimore 15. Toronto 10 over Jersey City 2 after five innings due to rain. Newark 5, Rochester 4. Montreal 9, Reading 3. Jungle of results shows a busy day in the minor league circuit with multiple games completed.
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Roundup of American Association Scores and Weather
Baseball scores show St Paul over Indianapolis 11 to 6 and Kansas City 9 to 2 over Toledo 8 1. Louisville defeated Minneapolis 11 to 8 while Milwaukee-Columbus game noted as rained out.
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Southern Association scores update
Nashville defeated Mobile 8 to 0 as Birmingham split a 3 to 4 finish, Little Rock settled at 1 to 1, Chattanooga crushed New Orleans 8 to 1, and Memphis overwhelmed Atlanta 15 to 1.
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South Atlantic League scores from latest games
Macon defeated Knoxville 10 to 8 while Greenville improved to 3-1 and Columbia fell to 12-14. Augusta beat Asheville 6 to 4 and Charlotte-Spartanburg game was rained out.
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Gustavus Adolphus to Install Portable Football Lighting
Gustavus Adolphus College in St Peter Minnesota plans after dinner football next fall. The grid iron will be wired for floor lights and the system will be portable for use on other fields.
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ST. Peter, Minn
Gustavus Adolphue College
Columbia Comers Rally for Two Wins in 30-Hit Doubleheader
The Columbia Comers piled 30 hits to sweep a doubleheader with Greenville 12 to 3 and 14 to 1 in Atlanta. Corner pitchers shut down the Spinners in both games as Columbia extended a six-game winning streak. Macon powered a 10-8 victory over Knoxville with heavy scoring in the fourth to sixth innings. Augusta beat Asheville 6 to 4 behind Alter’s pitching while a rain delay halted Spar tanburg versus Charlotte with Charlotte leading 3 to 0.
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Augusta
Alter
Asheville Tourists
Purdue loses 17 of 25 varsity football scholars to graduation
Seventeen of the Purdue varsity football squad out of twenty five members were lost by graduation this year, reducing the team’s remaining experienced talent.
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