Jones and Farrell Tie For U S Open Championship
Bobby Jones of Atlanta and Johnny Farrell of New York finish regulation play tied at 294 after 72 holes at Olympia Fields. Hancock fell one stroke back in third with 295. Playoff set for 36 holes to decide the title.
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Levinsky to Box Wiggins in Greensboro July 4 Show
Boxing fans in North Carolina anticipate a top class July 4 bout as Battling Levinsky, former world light heavyweight champion, meets Chuck Wiggins at Memorial Stadium in Greensboro. Levinsky, 34, drives a storied comeback with 412 career fights and two knockouts, facing rivals from Kansas City to Detroit in a year of 29 bouts.
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Salisbury Offense Surges In Ninth For 11 7 Win
High Point led 7 5 entering the ninth as Salisbury exploded for six runs. Dan Boone starred with four hits and a homer, while Cleveland Dyer Eleazer and others contributed in a rally that overturned the deficit and handed High Point the loss. Reece earned the win in relief after Alvarez started for the visitors.
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Atlanta Dominates Nashville in 10 to 0 Victory
Atlanta swept the Nashville series with a 10 to 0 win backed by 15 hits. Fuhr and Pool, Mackey, Rogers, Pence and Brock contributed for Atlanta as Nashville’s mound effort faltered.
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Junior Pointers defeat Busy Bees in junior league game
The Junior Pointers beat the Busy Bees 13 to 4 yesterday morning in the newly formed junior league organized by Forrest H. Shuford. Four teams are enrolled with four more planned, and the lineup included Willie Hinkles and Edward Hoover for the Bees and Ernest Grady and Reginald Dawson for the Pointers.
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Forrest H. Shuford
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Jessie Tutterow
Zona Tutterow
Ray Rickard
Victor Key
Homer Hall
Clarence Spencer
Everett Wood
Junior
Ernest Grady
Dolan Hedrick
Hugh Bryant
Reginald Dawson
Buck Mason
Lyman Hedrick
J. B. Hensley
Thurman Wall
Herbert Mitchell
Mrs Prince Leads Women's Tourney at High Point Club
Mrs C C Prince won the High Point country club women’s tournament against bogey Friday by two, with Mrs Matt Wall runner up four down. Her recent form positions her as a strong contender for the ladies club championship to be staged later.
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Sedgefield
High Point Country Club
Memphis Splits Doubleheader with New Orleans in 14 Inning Win
Memphis took the first game 6 to 5 after a 14 inning marathon led by Karn and Anderson for Memphis and Martina and Stahlman for New Orleans. In the second game Memphis was blanked 2 to 0 as darkness halted play after six innings with Griffin and Shepherd pitching for Memphis and Barrett catching for New Orleans.
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Local Sally League Scores Patchwork Night
Greenville 13 Charlotte 7 Augusta 1 Spartanburg 2 Asheville 9 Columbia 1. Second game postponed delaying start. Macon at Knoxville postponed due to rain.
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Twins Sweep Patriots In Doubleheader Lead Race
Greensboro reports the Twins outscored the Patriots 8 to 5 in the first game and 14 to 0 in the nightcap to build a larger lead in the league standings. Key players include Kilpatrick, Austin, and Reinholz with multiple RBIs and home runs, while Munn and Smith pitched for Winston-Salem and Durham struggled in both games. Attendance was about 1,800 at the Greensboro ballpark.
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Woodgate rust prompts New York quarantine debate
Woodgate rust, a dangerous disease attacking Scotch pine and possibly other hard pines, has appeared in New York state. The question of quarantining the state has been taken up.
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Levinsky Wiggins to Clash in North Carolina July Fourth Show
In Greensboro on July 4 Battling Levinsky meets Chuck Wiggins at World War Memorial Stadium in the biggest NC boxing crowd forecast. A 10 round“Midget” Mike Dundee versus Eddie Buell undercard and other bouts planned by Archie Parker. Levinsky and Wiggins have faced top heavyweights and are billed as the draw of the season.
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Harris Pitches Asheville to 9 2 Victory in Columbia
Harris pitched beautifully for Asheville allowing five hits as the team defeated Columbia 9 to 2 in Columbia. Only one protest occurred due to rain. Final score by innings shows Asheville leading 9 to 2 with key contributions from Kennedy Hodges Mitchell Mahaffey Moger O Malley and Forrest.
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Forrest
Greenville Rallies Past Charlotte 12 7 in Final Innings
Greenville staged a late batting rally to defeat Charlotte 12 to 7. Pitchers Mitchell Sawyer Hodge Mayer Poltz Braggy Gufford Stamey Walsh credited with the win as Greenville scored runs in each of the final innings.
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Spartans edge Augusta in lone game of doubleheader
Spartans beat Augusta 2 to 1 after eight strong innings from Bean. Evans and Luckey contributed for the Spartans while Clark and Luckey handled the late innings for Augusta.
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Weekly Weather Outlook South Atlantic and East Gulf States
Frequent showers and thunderstorms with fair intervals, interior thundershowers. Temperatures near normal in early period and above normal later.
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Piedmont League Standings and Results Snapshot
Winston-Salem 8 14 Greensboro 5-0 Durham 0-0 Raleigh 4-5 High Point 11 Salisbury 7. Local standings show current records with Greensboro leading and Raleigh near .500 as the season progresses.
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Eastern Carolina scores from Fayetteville to Goldsboro
Eastern Carolina tally shows Fayetteville 14 Wilmington 8 Kinston 5 Goldsboro 8, listing regional scores in a compact recap.
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Farm Value Increases Across States Signals Strong Agriculture
American farms and products were valued at 17.296 billion dollars last year, up 730 million from the prior period. Among states, only ten recorded a slight increase in farm value while the rest held steady or declined.
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