Patriots sweep Bulls in two game set at Greensboro
Durham Bulls meet High Point Pointers after Patriots win 7 to 5 yesterday afternoon. Lee pitched well for Greensboro with Williams hitting a grand slam style homer to spark the win. Morton struggled as High Point dropped the opener while Durham and Greensboro staged a late rally.
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Moody Begins Quest for Fourth Wimbledon Title
Helen Wills Moody opened her bid for a fourth consecutive Wimbledon title by defeating Germany's Frau lein Krahwinkel 6-2 6-1. Moody wore a crushed strawberry sweater and steadied after a slow start to win both sets. Also advancing were Johnny Doeg 6-3 6-1 6-2 over Al Della Porta, Johnny Van Ryn 6-2 6-2 6-2 over J. L. Chamberlain, and Wilmer Allison 6-3 8-6 6-4 over S. W. Harris.
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England
Wilmer Allison
Fort Worth
Texas
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Durham Bulls sweep Raleigh in twin bill routs
Durham defeated Raleigh 4 0 under Perry and Reid stellar pitching. In the nightcap Durham won 3 1 as Reid loaded the bases in the seventh and Tannby cut down a run with a long centerfield throw. Perry struck out five in six innings and the box scores list Walsh English Strange and Lindley Whit ted as two base hitters with multiple RBI contributions.
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Godfrey Foul Overshadows Prize Fight Controversy
In Philadelphia on June 24 Associated Press reports heavyweight bout between George Godfrey and Primo Carnera ended in a foul as Godfrey struck Carnera in the groin. Fans booed and shouted fake while the crowd paid about 200000 for nearly 40000 witnesses. Carnera won by foul amid calls for an athletic commission investigation.
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Virginia Eyes 1930 Thanksgiving Stadium Debut
Virginia plans to use the new football stadium in time for the 1930 Thanksgiving game with North Carolina if weather allows. Construction progress in early weeks aims for a late November completion. Frederic W. Scott of Richmond funds the project and oversees efforts to finish quickly. The Cavaliers want to repay UNC Chapel Hill’s 1927 Keenan Stadium dedication.
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New Headache Remedy From Druggist In North Carolina
A druggist in North Carolina says a new combination of several ingredients provides immediate complete relief for all headaches and neuralgic pains and quiets nerves with no after effects. Sold as B C at 10 or 25 cents, this preparation is claimed harmless and usable in three minutes. It is available at drug stores and soda fountains.
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Major League Games
Major league teams showcased a high scoring display with 256 hits and 20 home runs. The American League led in runs 81 to 78 and in homers 11 to 9 led by Babe Ruth with his 24th. Cubs beat Phillies 21 to 8 while Robins routed Pirates 19 to 6 setting hitting records.
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Juniors Pair Off Today at Sedgefield
Sixteen youngsters began first round match play in the fourth annual Carolinas junior golf championship at Sedgefield country club near Greensboro. Favorite Fred Webb, 15, of Shelby, shot a 73 medalist card and leads the potential champions list alongside Bayard Storm Frank Abernethy Jim Hudson Clifford Perry Ralph Tilley Ross Taylor Benny O'Brien Fred Haas Hugh Walker Fred Newnham Harris Foster Buster Moffitt Edwin Meredith and Graham McFarlane from various cities.
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Jim Hudson
Salisbury
Clifford Perry
Winston-Salem
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Mr. Airy
Ross Taylor
Asheville
Benny O’brien
Durham
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Greenville
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Linkswomen Enter Qualifying Round
In Roaring Gap on June 24 the North and South Carolina women golfers begin an 18 hole qualifying round for the annual championship. Former title holders Mrs. W. L. Pierce Edna Hirschinger and Dean Van are listed among entrants.
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Winston-Salem to Host Night Baseball in Piedmont League
Winston-Salem officials join Greensboro Durham and High Point to implement night games this season with lighting installed by July 4, signaling a busy schedule and few off nights for Piedmont League players.
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Mahaffey Dominates as Henderson Beats Winston 5–1
Clay Mahaffey pitched strongly while Henderson defeated Winston-Salem 5 to 1 in the opener of the series. Yeager was roughed up in four innings as Henderson's offense collected eight hits and four runs. Anderson and Branch led the bats with multi hit efforts, and Cook, Teague, and Kahdot contributed in the field.
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Sally League Opens Key Series as Macon Tops Asheville 12 2
Macon pitcher Phil Gallivan won his 18th game of the season surrendering 10 hits as the Peaches beat Asheville 12 to 2 to stay first in the Sally League. Greenville’s Ernie Padgett debuted with a homer double and two other hits in a 9 8 loss to Charlotte, while Augusta beat Columbia 11 2 behind Griffin and reliever Jinx Harris.
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Charlotte shines in match play with regional entrants
Landingham of Charlotte leads a field including Miss Jane Cothran of Greenville and Miss Helen Waring of Pinehurst. Other competitors are Mrs. W. D. Irwin of Sedgefield and Mrs. Conway Thompson of Spartanburg plus Mrs. Parran Jarboe of Greensboro. Match play starts Wednesday with finals Saturday.
Illinois promoters push for 15 round title boxing
Promoters in Chicago announced plans to lobby the Illinois General Assembly to amend the boxing law next January to permit 15 round bouts when world championship fights are involved. They argue the current 10 round limit suffices only for non title contests.
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Piedmont League Results Voice Greensboro Tops High Point
Greensboro defeats High Point 7 to 5 in the Piedmont League standings with Durham at 8-3 and Raleigh 4-1 while Henderson leads Winston-Salem 5 to 1.
Untitled Sports Standings Fragment
The fragment lists several teams with inconsistent records such as St Louis 0 10 and New York 15 6, Chicago 1 9, Philadelphia 2 17, Cleveland 5 2, Washington 9 3, Detroit 0, and Boston 2. It appears as an incomplete standings ledger from a game schedule.
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National League Scores Show Lopsided Games Across Cities
Baseball results from the National League include Chicago routing Philadelphia and New York 12 to 3, Cincinnati blanking 0, Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh 19 to 6, and Boston beating St. Louis 12 to 9.
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International League Scores Incomplete Card
Montreal defeated Newark 10 to 4 while Rochester won 4 to 1 against Jersey City in ten innings. Buffalo routed Reading 23 to 5 as Toronto dropped a 7 to 8 decision to Baltimore.
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Southern Association Scores Summaries
In New Orleans the Atlanta team defeated Southern Association visitors 15 to 11. Little Rock beat Nashville 12 to 6 with no other games listed on the schedule.
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South Atlantic League Scores Snapshot
Baseball scores from a South Atlantic League page show Asheville 2 Macon 12, Greenville 9 Charlotte 8 and Augusta 11 Columbia 2 with the final line incomplete. The standings or further context are not provided.
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Texas League Scores Fold into Double Overtime Card
Ft Worth outlasts San Antonio 8 to 6 in 12 innings while Houston defeats Wichita Falls 4 to 3. Shreveport edges Beaumont 13 to 12. Dallas at Waco played night game.
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Baseball scores from American Association games
A list of late season results shows Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 4 Toledo 15 St Paul 5 Columbus 7 Minneapolis 8 in 11 innings Louisville 10 Milwaukee 4.
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Misplaced Art in a Passing Show Dialogue
A brief scene features a young man complimenting a girl on her painting talent. The girl asks how he knows, and the young man answers from her face, fitting a quick theater bit in a passing show.
Piedmont League and American League Games Listed
In the Piedmont League High Point visits Greensboro Raleigh travels to Durham and Henderson meets Winston Salem. In the American League Chicago plays Philadelphia Cleveland faces Washington St Louis hosts New York and Detroit meets Boston.
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National League matchups listed for eight cities
The schedule shows National League games with matchups Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati, Boston at St Louis, Greenville at Charlotte, Augusta at Columbia, Asheville at Macon.
Southern Association Schedule Shifts Nashville and More
Nashville hosts Little Rock with Atlanta visiting New Orleans while Birmingham travels to Mobile as part of the Southern Association slate.
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Checker Tourney Set at Laurinburg in North Carolina
The eleventh annual North Carolina Checker Association tourney will be held in Laurinburg on Friday July 4 at 10 a m. The event determines the state championship and all checker players are invited to participate.
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