Pointers Beat Bees 9-6 in High Point Baseball Opener
High Point tops Charlotte Hornets 9 to 6 as Perry and Chervinko homer helped overcome Holt dropped fly. Dynamo batting by Parker, Bry an and Cotter stoked the ninth inning rally after Durham held Bee hitters. Hornets briefly led in the eighth before High Point sealed the win with key hits and Perry’s another homer.
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Martin
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Invaders
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Pond
Hurst Leads Nationals Foxx Tops Americans
New batting leader Don Hurst of the Phillies leads the National League as the week ends, while Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics maintains a strong pace in the American League. Hurst raises his average to .375 surpassing Paul Waner, with Foxx at .382 over Gerald Walker. Klein rises to .362 and reaches 103 hits, leading NL leaders in total hits as Foxx continues in several statistical categories. Waner and Walker post lower marks, and stolen bases stay with Ben Chepman. Babe Ruth modestly adds one homer as Foxx increases his AL lead to 28 homers.
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Pirates
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Gables Win With Mitchell and White Pitching
In a baseball summary the Gables win as Mitchell and White combine on the mound. Holt, Wilson, and Chervinko slug home runs while base runners and errors shape the scoring. Durham and Gilliland contribute in a high activity game for the offense.
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Major Hoople Urges Daily Paper Delivery Call 4565
The note emphasizes the importance of receiving the newspaper every day and provides the contact number 4565 to arrange mail delivery. It presents a local, promotional tone urging regular readership and subscription action.
Laxton and Dowtin Reach Carolinas Amateur Finals
Raleigh and Charlotte players Al Dowtin and Laxton reached the Carolinas amateur golf final at the Carolina Country Club in Raleigh after two decisive 18 hole wins each. Laxton defeated Ed Edgerton and James Sheppard to advance, while Dowtin beat Johnny Johnson and Benie Goodes to reach the final.
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Carolina Country Club
Ed Edgerton
James Sheppard
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Johnny Johnson
Pinehurst
Lumberton
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Burlington
Freddy McCanless
Goodes
Sheppard
Hobb Anderson
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Postal card found hidden in Texas post office ruins
A 1910 postal card mailed to Coleman, Texas, lay 22 years before arriving in Pampa, less than 300 miles away, after the old post office building was torn down. It was delivered to Mrs. C. Y. Douglas of Pampa.
Butler Beats Briggs In Uneven Baseball Bout
Butler 8 Briggs 8 with details unclear from OCR. Umpires Hoviiteell and Connolly oversee the game. Scattered lines mention players Brandon, Sean, Caldwell, and Myers with incomplete statistics and notes on outs, hits, and runs.
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Grant to meet Sutter in national intercollegiate final
In Haverford Pennsylvania Bryant Grant of North Carolina faces Clifford Sutter of Tulane for the singles title after Grant defeated Keith Gledhill Stanford 6 3 6 2 1 6 8 6 in a dramatic semifinal. Sutter beat Clayton Lee Burwell Sewanee 6 0 6 2 6 1 to reach the final. The brothers Sutter fell in the doubles semifinal with Edward Sutter against Elbert Lewis and Jack Tidball 8 6 4 6 6 4 3 6 6 4.
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Bryant Grant
University of North Carolina
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Clifford Sutter
Tulane
Grant
Keith Gledhill
Stanford
Gledhill
Joseph Coughlin
Karl K. Kamrath
Sterling Williams
Texas
Major League Leaders Johnny Klein tops several categories
Baseball's leading batters and pitchers are listed with names and figures. Klein of Philadelphia leads in batting average with .375 and also tops in runs 78 hits 103 and RBIs 71 while Foxx of Philadelphia and Ruth of New York trail in several categories. Swetonic, Betts, Gomez and others head pitching and miscellaneous leaders.
Expenditures and Receipts Reported by Prohibition Group
The Association Against Prohibition Amendment reported to the house clerk that from January 1 to May 31 expenditures totaled 150,464 dollars and receipts 177,251 dollars.
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Washington
Association Against Prohibition Amendment
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Tonight’s High School Basketball Pairings
A compact wrap lists tonight’s slate of games with Raleigh at Durham, Charlotte at High Point, Wilmington at Asheville, and Raleigh at Durham in notable matchups.
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Fragmentary OCR notes show a list of teams and cities in a sports context. Readable items include Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago and St. indicating a schedule or standings fragment. No clear result or dates available.
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Cincinnati
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Foreign entries lead early in national open golf championship
The national open at Fresh Meadow Country Club in Flushing enters the stretch with 72 players. T. Phillip Perkins and Jose Jurado top the field at 145 after 36 holes, aided by Olin Dutra’s opening round 69. Dutra’s 77 in round two puts him 146, one stroke ahead of Leo Diegel and two ahead of Walter Hagen.
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T. Phillip Perkins
Jose Jurado
Argentina
Olin Dutra
Dutra
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
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McDonald Smith
Paul Green to Direct Staging of Own Play in Iowa
Paul Green the playwright and Lamar Stringfield composer will direct the Iowa production of Tread the Green Grass at the University of Iowa July 14 to 17. The folk fantasy, read in Chapel Hill last year, features music by Stringfield. Green has just returned from Hollywood where he supplied the screen version of The Cabin in the Cotton and is working on a second First National script.
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Paul Green
Lamar Stringfield
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Richard Barthelmess
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Tourists Lead Piedmont League Asheville Tops Pirates
Asheville Tourists stay atop the Piedmont league with an 11 to 2 win over Wilmington Pirates on their home diamond, marking their fifth straight victory and ninth in a row over Wilmington. Raleigh Capitals suffer from Durham Bulls no hit no run show, while High Point Pointers beat Charlotte Hornets 9 to 6 altering the standings.
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Wilmington Pirates
Durham Bulls
Charlie Butler
Lefty Preg
Raleigh
Butler
Weafermen
Asheville Nace
Moundsman
Buccaneers
Charlotte Hornets
Bees
Pats
Greensboro Patriots
Winston-Salem Twins
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Phillies Rise As Braves Slump In National League Race
The Phillies surge from seventh to fourth in two weeks with a 11 6 win over the Giants powered by Bartell Klein and Hurst. Dick Bartell and Chuck Klein each had four hits as Klein tops 100 hits this season. Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 4 3 as Waner homered late. Bruins— Dodgers 3 0. Thurston shines for Brooklyn while Boston drops to tenth defeat in 14 games. Cubs and Cardinals idle.
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Don Hurst
Jim Mooney
Sam Gibson
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Risko Outs the Challenger to Populate Sharkey Title Shot
Johnny Risko returned to form at Cleveland Stadium beating Mickey Walker in 12 rounds to rejoin the heavyweight championship scene. Risko weighed 198 pounds against Walker's 171, delivering a decisive performance before 15 000 spectators, signaling a looming title bid against Jack Sharkey.
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Johnny Risko
Jack Sharkey
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Mickey Walker
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Phillies Rally Past Giants in 11-6 Showdown
Yesterday's Stars recounts Chuck Klein and Dick Bartell each collecting four hits and driving in three runs as the Phillies defeated the Giants 11 to 6. Also notes Tony Cuccinello Gordon Slade and Joe Stripp turning four double plays in a fine Dodgers display against the Braves, and Lloyd Waner homering in the Pirates 4-3 win over Cincinnati.
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Dick Bartell
Phillies
Giants
Tony Cuccinello
Gordon Slade
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Braves
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Cincinnati
Harvard Crew Forges To Regatta Victory Over Yale
In New London on June 25 Harvard's eight defeated Yale after the annual regatta, with Yale left frustrated. The win boosts Harvard toward Olympic trials while Yale seeks revenge in Worcester.
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Cleveland Boxers Shine In Notable Card
Cleveland fighters dominated the show with Jaess Cleveland and Johnny Risko outpointing Mickey Walker of Rumson New Jersey. Paul Pirron knocked out Gary Leach of Gray Inn.
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