Doubleheader Thriller As Twins Top Winston-Salem 10 7
Winston-Salem and High Point split a twin bill with Morton and Mayo pitching standout performances. Twins toppled Winston-Salem 10 to 7 in game one as Mayo blanked High Point 9 to 0 in the nightcap.
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Raleigh Wins Two From Henderson in Narrow Doubleheader
The Raleigh team defeated Henderson 5 to 2 and 3 to 2 in a twinbill. Walsh Reinert Coleman Kahdot Goff drove in runs, Money Lewis Branch hit two base hits, and Goff stole a base. Mahaffey worked nine innings and Mehaffey issued five walks as Repshaw and Moore umpired a 1 hour 45 minute game.
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Schmeling Fights Back After Thumb Injury in Jersey City
The fifth Life of Max Schmeling details a rift with manager Arthur Bulow over medical care and finances as Schmeling seeks treatment with Dr Fralich. After recuperation, Schmeling KOed Joe Monte in eight rounds, drawing buzz from writers who compared him to the famed Manassa Mauler. Tex Rickard then took notice.
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Max Schmeling
Schlager
Johnny Risko
Werner Laufer
NEA Service
Arthur Bulow
New York
Bulow
Madam Bey
Jersey
Max
Fritz Diener
Berlin
Fralich
Joe Monte
Schmeling
Monte
Manassa Mauler
Tex Rickard
Schmeling Wins Knockout of Risko at Garden Sparking Famed Boom
Maxie Bulow pushes for high profile bouts including Schmeling vs Risko. Schmeling floors Risko after trailing, boosting his fame. Bulow signs with Fugazy for Schmeling vs Phil Scott while money disputes spark suspensions. Boxing commission ejects Max and Joe Jacobs amid a chaotic pullout.
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Joe Sekura
Maxie
Dayton
Risko
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Risko
Max
Bulow
Teuton
Schmeling
Humberto Fugazy
Phil Scott
New York
Boxing Commission
Joe Jacobs
Commission
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Dempsey
Spicer Leads Blair At Southern Amateur After 18 Holes
Emmett Spicer of Memphis holds a four up lead over Tully Blair of Sedgefield after the first 18 holes of their 36 hole Southern Amateur final at Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro. Blair narrowed briefly but Spicer maintained command through the back nine.
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Greensboro
N. C
Emmett Spicer
Memphis
Tully Blair
Sedgefield
Spicer
Blair
Blair Ee
Beoos
Woods
Executor's Notice for W H Idol Deceased Guilford County
The executor of the will of W H Idol deceased in Guilford County N Carolina invites all claims against the estate to be presented by June 21 1931 or be barred from recovery. Debtors to the estate should settle promptly. Dated June 20 1930 W Co Idol Executor Estate of W H Idol Deceased.
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Guilford County
North Caroline
Gill
Geard
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W. H. Idol
Stribling Stops Porat In First Round For Heavyweight Tilt
Georgia’s William Stribling delivered a devastating left hook to Norway’s Otto Von Porat in Chicago at the Stadium. Von Porat crashed to the canvas two minutes fifty seconds in as Stribling seized the heavyweight showdown, drawing about 21 000 spectators and over $80 000 in receipts. An Illinois physician ruled no left-hand injury, clearing the bout after a postponement.
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Chicago
Otto von Porat
Norway
William Stribling
Georgia
Chicago Stadium
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Stribling
Macon
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Fights Last Night In Chicago And Milwaukee Card
In Chicago, Young Stribling of Macon knocked out Otto Von Porat of Norway. In Milwaukee, Paul Pantaleo defeated King Levin, while Danny Delmont outpointed Georgie Balduc.
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Chicago
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Macon
Gée
Otto von Porat
Norway
Milwaukee
Paul Pantaleo
King Levinsky
Danny Delmont
Georgie Balduc
Mc Tigue Edges Neron In New York Bout
Mike Mc Tigue of New York outpoints George Neron of New York in a nondescript match. The contest took place in the city, with Mc Tigue securing the win on points.
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Schenectady
Mike McTigue
New York
George Neron
Baseball Game Report Summary
The game featured multiple players with key hits and home runs. Matthews was the winning pitcher and Townsend the losing pitcher, with Umpires Moore and Kepshaw calling the game in 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Berg
Young
Reinert
Teague
Jones
Clifton
Walsh
Walters
Monuer
Neibert
Greenberg
Walebh
Raleigh
Henderson
Matthews
Townsend
Earnhardt
Jones Quits Trials for British Open
Bobby Jones announced this was his last British Open after a grueling round at Hoylake. He described the eighth hole as decisive in a round that ended with a tough finish, noting the toll of the tournament and hinting at retirement from this event. He will return to the United States Friday, with plans to play charity matches with Harry Vardon and James Baird.
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Eng
Bobby Jones
Les Diego
MacDonald Smith
Bobby
Leo
Mae
United Kingdom
Sweet Charity
Harry Vardon
James Baird
United States
Kimrey and Eddleman Score Knockouts in Fight Card
In Charlotte North Carolina Denry Kimrey of Norwood defeated Tigermen of Orlando Florida in the sixth round. Dave Eddleman of Charlotte stopped Johnny Kane of Monroe Virginia in the second round.
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N. C
Denry Kimrey
Norwood
Tigermen
Orlando
Fla
Dave Eddleman
Johnny Kane
Monroe
Wambsganss Returns to AA Baseball with Louisville
Bill Wambsganss, famed for a 1920 World Series triple play with the Cleveland Indians, resumes minor league action in Class AA with Louisville after a winter sale from Kansas City to New Orleans in the Southern Association.
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Cleveland Indians
Louisville
Kausac City
New Orleans
Southern Association
Schmeling to Meet Sharkey in Yankee Stadium Return Bout
Max Schmeling agrees to a September rematch with Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium under conditions. He seeks release from former manager Arthur Buelow whose contract runs to October and rejects NBC announcer Graham McNamee citing bias in the June 12 bout. Sharkey is said to be willing to fight again on reasonable terms.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
Arthur Buelow
Graham McNamee
National Broadcasting Company
Sharkey
Garden
Buelow
Maxie
Welborn Captures Ladies Putting at High Point Club
Mrs. J F Welborn won the Ladies Putting contest at High Point Country Club with 36 strokes. Runner-up was Mrs. Alex Rankin Jr with 40. Other entrants included Mrs. Jesse Harris Mrs. R H Wheeler Mrs. T V Rochelle and Mrs Capus Waynick. Carlton Rooks defeated G Clinard one up in the Junior consolation flight. Fred Sappenfield won the tournament. Notices call junior state title entries to Andy Merrilees at the Country Club Monday 8:30 AM.
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J. F. Welborn
High Point Country Club
Alex Rankin, Jr
Jesse Harris
R. H. Wheeler
T. V. Rochelle
Capus Waynick
Carlton Rooks
G. Clinard
Fred Sappenfield
Andy Merrilees
Country Club
Singing Troubadour Jack Sharkey Learns Guitar Before Schmeling Bout
Boston heavyweight Jack Sharkey, not from a musical family and with no prior lessons, spent two months before his training camp for the Schmeling fight learning guitar and nightly strumming after daily workouts.
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Jack Sharkey
Schmeling
Boston
Warren Chapel Hill Stop Julius Weisse in New York Bout
Warren and Chapel Hill combined to knockout Julius Weisse of New York in a boxing match at Rocky Mount North Carolina. The bout ended with Weisse unable to continue as officials halted the contest.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Add Warren
Chapel Hill
Julius Weisse
New York
High Point Eyes Night Baseball at Willis Park
Lighting negotiations near completion for Willis Park night games. Mr Simmons of Giant Manufacturing Co. and Mr Sensenbach discuss the lighting contract as Mr Jennings of Public Service Co. pledges cooperation to ensure a successful night baseball season in High Point.
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High Point
Willis Park
Simmons
Giant Manufacturing Co
Sensenbach
Jennings
Public Service Co
Hines Faces Feur For Championship
Seventeen year old Wilmer Hines of Columbia and champion of South Carolina, seeded number one, advances to the mid-Atlantic tennis tournament final against Gus Fear of Miami. Hines won his semifinal over Bob Crosland of Charlotte in five sets, while Four defeated Jimmie Halverstadt of Atlanta to reach the final stages. Finals for doubles and junior singles are scheduled for today in Charlotte.
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Wilmer Hines
Columbia
Carolina
Gus Fear
Miami
Fla
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Hines
Bob Crosland
Jimmie Halverstadt
Atlanta
South Atlantic League Scores Feed
Asheville beat Charlotte 12 to 5 while Augusta defeated Macon 2 to 1 in eleven innings and Greenville routed Columbia 15 to 4 in a trio of minor league baseball results.
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Charlotte
Augusta
Macon
Greenville
Columbia
Piedmont League Matchups On Tap In Triangle Area
Winston-Salem visits High Point while Raleigh plays Henderson and Durham hosts Greensboro in Piedmont League action today.
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Winston-Salem
High Point
Raleigh
Henderson
Durham
Greensboro
Seagle Picks Pairings for Early Season Showdowns
American Seagle notes schedule pairings with St. Louis visiting Boston, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Washington, outlining upcoming cross conference matchups.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
National League matchups listed for four cities
Boston faces Chicago while Brooklyn meets Cincinnati Philadelphia plays St Louis and New York travels to Pittsburgh in National League action with four pairings on the schedule.
Southern Association slate features matches across cities
Memphis faces Atlanta while Mobile meets Chattanooga and Little Rock plays Birmingham. New Orleans travels to Nashville as the Southern Association schedules key fixtures.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Matches Featured Games Across Three Southeastern Cities
Augusta versus Macon, Greenville facing Columbia, and Asheville playing Charlotte highlight a regional slate. Televised or scheduled matchups promise local interest with teams aiming for wins in key regional showdowns.
Local standings show Winston 10 0 and Durham 12 0 lead group
Winston tops with 10 wins no losses followed by Durham at 12 wins no losses. High Point stands 7 3 and Greensboro 9 2 while Raleigh 5 12 and Henderson 2 3 mix in standings.
Detroit 11 New York 5 and More Scores
Scores show Detroit beating New York 11 to 5, St. Louis over Boston 4 to 3, Philadelphia 8 over Cleveland 0, and Chicago 2 to Washington 1 in listed games.
National League Scores Report Amid Busy Day
Baseball results from a National League card include Chicago 7 over Boston 3, Cincinnati 2 to Brooklyn 1, Pittsburgh 8 over New York 4, and St. Louis 7 over Philadelphia. The standings hint at a tight pennant race as the day ends.
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