Hornets Face Caps in Piedmont League Showdown
Charlotte Bees travel to Raleigh to face the lead Caps in a set of games as Caps drive toward the top with 16 hits against Durham. The Bees split a doubleheader with Asheville, taking 5 3 before losing 2 0. Pirates post a 5 4 win over Durham with Burns on mound and Daughtry debut.
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Wilmington
Durham
Burns
Bulls
Harry Daughtry
Fielder Perry
Smith
Scott
Strain
CAPS RUN WILD Find Durham For 15 Hits
Durham collects 15 hits as visitors pile up points on three pointer errors. Potatoe leads cellarites with strong support from teammates in a high scoring game.
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Durham
Potatoe
Raleigh Drives Past High Point Pointers 16 5 in Piedmont League
Raleigh delivered a commanding win over High Point, clenching the Piedmont league lead as Durham struggled. The Caps pounded 15 hits, with three homers, and capitalized on errors to score five unearned runs, highlighted by a five-run sixth inning.
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Raleigh
High Point
Durham
Caps
Flinn and
Stevenson
Caps Dominate Invaders In High-Scoring Series
The Invaders built a big early lead as Kilpatrick doubled and scored on a muffed throw. Durham hit a homer for the locals, but the visitors continued a torrent of runs through the middle innings, with a late rally by the Pointers falling short.
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Kilpatrick
Stover
Luebbe
L. Martin
Flinn
Durham
Homer
Scott
Catina
Smith
Arkansas
Mississippi
Perry
Pointer
Parker Perry
Erry
Bobby Durham
Cellarites
Raleigh
Martin
Ice Evans
I Smith
Stevenson
Flynn
High Point Abrhoa Bryan
Bees
Cher
Cees
Ee Brown
C.ck
Giland
Gilliland
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Strain
Stoy
Sraith
Durreay
Berit Pee
Sharkey Wins World Heavyweight Title In Controversial Decision
In New York on June 22 Jack Sharkey defeated Max Schmeling by a 2 to 1 decision after 15 rounds to seize the world heavyweight championship. The verdict surprised many experts who favored Schmeling and reflected Sharkey’s uneven six year career. The win, delivered by referee Gunboat Smith, makes Sharkey the 11th champion in 40 years since Sullivan, with two prior Sharkey–Schmeling bouts contributing to a near 1.25 million gross revenue.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Harry Wills
Jimmy Maloney
Primo
Heeney
Risko
Dempsey
Schmeling
Joe Humphries
Smith
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
John L. Sullivan
1Ith
Sullivan
Tunney
Enterprise Defeats O. E. Kearns Players In Shutout
Durham and unearned runs spark an Enterprise win as Perry drives in four with a 12th homer. Flinn and Stevenson homered for the visitors, while Parker Perry keyly rallies the Pointers in a late surge to avert a total collapse.
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Enterprise
O. E. Kearns
Local Scores Report Snapshot
Greensboro defeated Winston 9 to 4 while Wilmington beat Durham 4 to 0. Raleigh led 16 to 5 over High Point and Charlotte won 5 to 0. Asheville edged 3 to 2 in a series of last night results.
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Greensboro
Winston
Wilmington Durham
Raleigh
High Point
Charlotte
Asheville
GAMES TODAY ACROSS THE STATE
Greensboro plays Wilmington, Charlotte visits Raleigh, High Point meets Durham, and Winston plays Asheville in today’s regional matchups across North Carolina.
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Greensboro
Wilmington
Charlotte
Raleigh
High Point
Durham
Winston
Asheville
Boston New York 11 St An
Fragmentary note mentions Boston and New York with vague reference to a time or location. No clear event or person details are readable to form a full news item.
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Boston
New York
St. An
New York at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Chicago
Boston at Detroit and Washington at ? no clear pairing. Two games listed show New York visiting St Louis and Philadelphia visiting Chicago. Remaining lines suggest Boston at Detroit.
Results Yesterday Cincinnati Beats Boston 9 to 2
Cincinnati defeated Boston with a score of 9 to 2 in a brief yesterday game. The final showed strong offense from Cincinnati and solid defense limiting Boston.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Spittsburgh
St. Louis at New York and other baseball matchups
Schedule lists five major league pairings with St Louis visiting New York Cincinnati traveling to Boston Pittsburgh touring Brooklyn and Chicago heading to Philadelphia for upcoming games.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadel
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Steril 10 Play Public Service Here Tomorrow
Stehli Silk mill and North Carolina Public Service meet tomorrow at Willis Park at 4 pm in the High Point Industrial league final first half game. Umpire will be Rube Eldridge. If Stehli wins, Adams-Millis clinches half, if Public Service wins they face Adams Millis in a playoff.
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Adams- Millis
Stehli Silk Mill
North Carolina Public Service Company
Willis Park
High Point Industrial League
Rube Eldridge
Stehli
Adams-Millis
Adams Millis
Stehli S.C
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Hinkle
Culler
Cumby
Parlow
Payne
Kennedy
Wre
Meres
Des Perry
Hughes
Lopp
Jones
Hawkins
Torrion Lad
Ae Ki
Cox
Kirby
Holcomb
Tenement
Stars Shine in Baseball Action Highlighting Heimach and Dean
Yesterday's stars include Freddy Heimach of the Dodgers who pitched shutout ball after the first inning and drove in three runs with a homer and a single against the Pirates. Dingy Dean of the Cardinals held the Giants to six hits and fanned eight.
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Dodgers
Pirates
Homer
Dingy Dean
Cardinals
Giants
Dugan Aycock Narrowly Misses Money in North Carolina Match
Dugan Aycock and Bob Young of Raleigh posted 72 72 for 144, one over in the Carolinas Amateur at Raleigh. Andy Merrilees and Frank Curran totaled 152, while Charlotte pair tied for fifth as 22 pairs competed. Eighteen holes of qualifying today loom for 75 amateurs, with the low 32 advancing to another round tomorrow and finals Saturday.
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Dugan Aycock
Bob Young
Raleigh
Carolinas
Andy Merrilees
Frank Curran
Greensboro
Less
Charlotte
Carolina Amateur links set new course record at Raleigh
In Raleigh on June 22 Golt ers entered in the Carolinas Amateur tournament at Carolina Country Club. Andy Gray of Wilmington shot 67 on the par 71 course, helping him and Pinehurst Lumberton amateur Johnny Johnson to a 136 in the 36 hole pro-amateur prelim. They led by three strokes over George Slingerland and Bill Palmer of Greensboro with 139. Pete Webb and Fred Webb of Shelby had 141 and Raymond Atkins and Tully Blair of Greensboro 142. Freddy Hyatt and Freddy McCann also featured in the round.
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Raleigh
Golters
Carolinas
Carolina Country Club
Andy Gray
Wilmington
Johnny Johnson
Pinehurst
Lumberton
Pete and
Fred Webb
Shelby
Raymond Atkins
Tully Blair
Greensboro
Freddy Hyatt
Freddy McCan
Tail-Enders Win In Only Two Contests of Southern Asia'n
The tail-enders of the Southern Association had their day yesterday with Knoxville and New Orleans winning the only two games played. The New Orleans Pelicans combined 16 hits and four errors to defeat Chattanooga 7 to 6. Big Jim Edwards, a newcomer at Knoxville but an old head in the business, won his opener from Little Rock 6 to 6.
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Atlanta
Southern Association
Knoxville
New Orleans
New Orleans Pelicans
Chattanooga
Big Jim Edwards
Little Rock
Uhle Delivers Pinch Triple in Tigers 3-2 Win Over Red Sox
George Uhle hit a pinch triple in the ninth to drive in winning runs as the Detroit Tigers edged the Boston Red Sox 3-2. The late rally overturned a 2-0 deficit and secured the victory.
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George Uhle
Tigers
Red Sox
Critics say Schmeling Should Have Won in New York Fight
Gotham press and Mayor Walker dispute the 2 to 1 decision that gave Jack Sharkey the victory over Max Schmeling. Noted critics including W. O. McGeehan Paul Gallico Damon Runyon James P. Dawson Francis Wallace and Richards Vidmer argue Schmeling deserved the win for relentless offense and steady punching. Mayor Walker also voices Schmeling as the rightful victor.
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Walker
Schmeling
New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
W. O. McGeehan
The
Herald- Tribune
United States
Paul Gallico
the News
Damon Runyon
American
James P. Dawson
the Times
Sharkey
Francis Wallace
Richards Vidmer
Earlor
James J. Walker
Germany
Rookie No-Hit Debut Fails as Team Loses 1-0
Decatur Illinois June 2 Joe Noonan a 21 year old Pe graduate from California made his debut in organized baseball by pitching a no hit game for Dan ville Ti but was charged with the loss as Decatur defeated the visitors 1 to 0. He fanned seven and walked two but errors by the Danville defense helped Decatur win.
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Decatur
Joe Noonan
California
Danville
Noonan
Cubs Star Riggs Stephenson Goes 4-For-5 Against Phillies
Riggs Stephenson collected four hits in five at bats to pace the Cubs in a strong offensive showing against the Phillies. He matched his team's best performance with hits in four of five plate appearances.
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