Lindley’s 9th inning homer lifts Durham past High Point
Durham tops High Point 5 3 as Lindley hits a game winning home run with Taylor aboard in the ninth. Millsaps and Tauby sparkled for Durham with key plays and Lindley led Bulls hitters with four hits in the opener of the two game series.
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Millsaps
Johnson
Lindley
Durham
Taylor
High Point
Tauby
Bulls
Cherry
Strang
Mr. Lindley
Forest
Durham Crew
Iord
Boone
O'Malley
Cherery
Witte
C. BO
Seige Ae Ghar
Neandadk
Johnson Re
Nolen
xxClodfelter
Seer Ges
Brandon
Hord
Williams
Weafer
Tauloy
Wolfe
Strange
Repshaw
Moore
Henderson Tops Greensboro to Regain Piedmont Lead
Henderson won 8 to 5 over Greensboro as Runge pitched well for the Birds. Kahdot hit a homer for Henderson and Sanders drove one out for Greensboro, with key hits from Jordan and Goff. Fielding and pitching details accompany the box score from the June 26 game.
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Derson
Greensboro Patriots
Runge
Birds
Hoffman
O’brien
Pai
Kahdot
Sanders
Greensboro
Durham
Boland
Piast
Perien
Tomes
Etbe
Henderson
Iivack
Anderson
Teese
TOA ii
Jordan
Goff
Jones
Earnhart
Lumper
Kilpatrick
O'Brien
Young Mira Cothran in tight race for Carolinas golf title
A year‑old college girl from Greenville Mira Jean Cothran advances to the quarter finals of the Carolinas women's golf championship. She faces Charlotte veteran Mrs. W L Pierce as the field narrows to eight. Other matches see Helen Waring, Edna Hirschinger and Charlotte players contesting for the honor.
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Roaring Gap
Mira Jean Cothran
Greenville
S. C
Conway Thompson
Spartanburg
W. L. Pierce
Charlotte
North Carolina
Rosenbloom Outpoints Slattery In Buffalo Title Fight
Maxie Rosenbloom of New York outpointed Jim Slattery of Buffalo in a light heavyweight title bout held last night in Buffalo New York. The decision favored Rosenbloom over Slattery over the scheduled fifteen rounds.
Akron Boxer D Gorilla Jones Tops Forzione in Narrow Decision
Cleveland reports Gorilla Jones from Akron edged Vincent ForzIONE of Philadelphia 19 to 0 in a boxing decision, highlighting Jones's sharper punches and footwork in a close bout.
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Cleveland, D
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Vincent Forzione
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth Exceeds 1927 Pace With Early Home Runs
Chicago June 26 Ruth’s home run rate shows he is eight days and two homers ahead of his 1927 schedule. He added two more circuit clouts to reach 26 for the season, two behind his 1927 pace by this date.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Men's Weekly Tourney at Tom Thumb Course Tonight
Eighteen men qualified for the Tom Thumb miniature golf course event with scores from 4 under par to 42 par. The winner earns $10. runner up receives a 15 game pass. The women's event is set for Friday night.
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Tom Thumb
Ray Nance
L. D. Lyles
A. H. Whitley, Jr
Fouled Baseball Declared Property of Finder
Chicago June 26 A foul ball landing among spectators at Wrigley Field is legally a lost ball the Cubs may own unless an usher retrieves it Municipal Judge Allegretti dismissed charges against a boy who kept Hack Wilsons foul ball saying I dont blame you for taking the ball If one came my way at a ball game why Id grab it too
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Chicago
Whigley Field
Cubs
Allegretti
Hack Wilson
Judee Allegretti
Englishwoman Slaps Man in France Wins $125 Verdict
British vice consul Charles Belcher at Mentone testifies that Ada Vera Collevy, an Englishwoman, slapped a man in the street. A local court awards about $125 to the plaintiff for the incident in NICE France.
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Nice
France
Charles Belcher
Mentone
Ada Vera Collevy
Selecting Golf Models by Body Type for Better Swing
In this technical guide readers learn to choose golf models matching their physique to improve technique. Observing stars like Horton Smith Johnny Farrell Bill Mehrhorn Bobby Jones Bobby Cruickshank and Gene Sarazen helps, but adaptions must fit height and build to avoid faulty stances and disaster.
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MED
Horton Smith
Johnny Farrell
Bill Mehrhorn
Bobby Jones
Bobby Cruickshank
Gene Sarazen
Jones
NEA Service, Inc
Winston Breaks Slump 10 Wins 13-4
Winston-Salem defeats Raleigh 13-4 as Rimmer Ferrell Mallonee Sparg Batman Bray khrown Husta Bryan Money Green berg Young drive in runs. Ferrell Sparg Mallonee Rimmer Walsh homer Brown and two-base hits lead offense. Brown steals base with Walsh. Gwathmey and Matthews pitched. time 1 55. Umpires Connolly Morgan Weaver.
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Winston-Salem
Roiciizh
Rimmer
Ferrell
Mallonee
Sparg
Batman
Bray
Khrown
Husta
Bryan
Money
Greenberg
Young
Brown
Walsh
Harmon
Walters
Winston- Salem
Raleigh
Matthews
Gwathmey
Connolly
Morgan
Weaver
Twins
Caps
Tobb
L Bryan
Katmon
Fo Clifton
Ss Walsh
Lewis
O’brien
Connie
Mrs. R. R. Jones Heads Carolinas Women Golfers
Mrs. R R Jones of Winston Salem is elected president of the Carolina Women's Golf Association. She succeeds Mrs. Parran Jarboe of Greensboro. Myrtle Beach S C was chosen as site for the 1931 tournament. New officers include Mrs W L Pierce first vice president Mrs Conway Thompson second vice president and Mrs W H Willard of Charlotte secretary treasurer.
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Roaring Gap
N. C
R. R. Jones
Winston-Salem
Carolina Women’s Golf Association
Twin City
Conway Thompson
Spartanburg
F. J. Detamble
W. H. Willard
Charlotte
N. S. Calhoun
Amateur Golf Title To Be Settled July 8-12
The 1930 amateur golf championship of the two Carolinas will be decided July 8-12 at Linville North Carolina. About 125 amateurs are expected to compete with a strong field including past title holders and prominent players from Greensboro Raleigh Asheville and Charlotte.
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Raleigh
Two
Carolinas
Linville
N. C
J. M. Milan
Greenville
S. C
T. D. Blair
Sedgefield
John Bachman
Greensboro
Julian Morton
Ed Reid, Jr
Charlotte
J. M. Whitsett
Charleston
Gene Mills
Allen Smith
Asheville
Fred Laxton
Frank Laxton
Jack Heith
T. R. Brown
E. C. Sweeney
Fred McCanless
Tully Blair
A. C. McManus
I. B. Grainger
Jim Curan
Fréd Newnham, Jr
Richard Tufts
Richard Wilson
Pinehurst
W. J. O’connor
Durham
W. F. Deusehle
H. P. Watson
Winston-Salem
WN. E. Edgerton
Biggs and Jones
Paul Cushman
Rube Eldridge and Polly Snyder Game Postponed at Willis Park
The baseball game between Rube Eldridge's yearlings and Polly Snyder's team scheduled for Saturday at Willis Park has been postponed to a later date.
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Rube Eldridge
Polly Snyder
Willis Park
Night Ball Plans Under Way at Willis Park
Preparations advance for Willis Park night baseball with field survey for pole placements. J. H. Jennings, local manager of the NCPPSSO, oversees installation. Giant Manufacturing Co. shipped lighting gear from Trenton NJ last week, 70 foot poles from Spartanburg SC, aiming to start night games on the Fourth of July.
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Willis Park
J. H. Jennings
N.C. PP. Ss
Giant Manufacturing Co
Trenton
NX. J
Spartanburg
Today’s Games Across Winston-Salem Raleigh Series
Baseball schedule lists matchups in the Southern and South Atlantic leagues with teams including Nashville Memphis Birmingham Mobile Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga Little Rock Charlotte Asheville Macon Augusta Columbia Greenville and major league Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cleveland New York Boston.
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L. Pet
Henderson
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Durham
Raleigh
Ee Pereemen
KL. Pet
Macon
Greenville
Asheville
Charlotte
Augusta
Columbia
Teem Mane
le Pet
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
LL Pet
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pet
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Reading
Tenn
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Mobile
National League Matchups Include Boston at Cincinnati
The National League pairings feature Boston facing Cincinnati, Brooklyn clashing with Chicago, New York meeting St. Louis, and Philadelphia playing Pittsburgh.
Sally League Race Heats Up As Six Clubs Vie For First Half
In Charlotte on June 26 the Sally League faced a tight finish with Macon’s Peaches and Greenville’s Spinners within a fraction of a game of the lead. Asheville’s Tourists linger outside the chase as they must win four remaining games while the leaders drop four. Weekend matchups feature Asheville at Charlotte, Columbia at Greenville, and Macon vs Augusta as Greenville rebounded by taking the opener from Charlotte. Jim Hudgens starred for the Spinners with a 19th homer.
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Charlotte
Macon
Peaches
Greenville
George Spiers
Asheville
Columbia
Odie Strain
Wolves
Augusta
Big Jim Hudgens
Pearce
Earl Brown
Insectacé
Hamilton
Nash
Maconists
Rubber output in Indo China could meet France's demand in 15 years
At the current pace of growth, Indo China may become the sole supplier of rubber for France within fifteen years. The projection highlights rapid expansion in colonial rubber production and shifting global supply dynamics.
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Indo- China
France
Piedmont League results and American League scores
In Piedmont League standings Winston led with 13 and Raleigh 4, Durham 5, High Point 3, and Henderson and Greensboro tied at 3. In the American League New York 5-16, St. Louis 4-4, Philadelphia 2-? and Chicago 1-7. Washington 13, Cleveland 5, Detroit 4, Boston 3.
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Piedmont League
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Durham
High Point
Greensboro
Henderson
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Winston
Henderson & Greensboro
National League Scores See Lopsided Box Results
Chicago crushed Philadelphia 13 to 1 while Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 5 to 1 and Cincinnati prevailed over New York 11 to 2 Rainaffected Boston-St Louis game noted.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Boston-St. Louis
Southern Association Scores Across Cities
Atlanta 3 New Orleans 4 Nashville 3 Little Rock 5 Birmingham 7 Mobile 6 Chattanooga 5 1 Memphis 6 3. Standings show Chattanooga and Memphis close in a busy season segment with multiple teams posting wins and losses.
South Atlantic League Scores Snapshot
Asheville 4 Macon 38. Greenville 4 Charlotte 3. Augusta 4 2. Columbia 1 1. Frequent line scores indicate a day of uneven results with high scoring games across cities.
International League Scores Bulletin
Rochester beat Jersey City 9 to 0 while Toronto and Baltimore staged a 9 to 3 game. Buffalo defeated Reading 8 to 4. Montreal trounced Newark 7 to 2 with Newark posting 5 runs in a 5 to 5 tie.
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International League
Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Reading
Montreal
Neward
Tenas Leagle and Texas City Scores Round Up
Wichita Falls 4 Shreveport 3 and Houston 9 San Antonio 4 highlight a set of regional scores with Ft Worth leading 15 and Dallas Beaumont 5 while Waco posts 4.
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Tenas Leagle
Wichita Falls
Shreveport
Houston
San Antonio
Ft. Worth
Dallas & Beaumont
Waco
Baseball Roundup: Rice Stars as Senators Triumph
Yesterday Sam Rice of Washington doubled and singled in three at bats as the Senators beat Cleveland 13 to 9. George Earnshaw bested the White Sox in the first game of a doubleheader 8 to 1, while Moe Berg homered in the nightcap to fuel a 7 to 2 White Sox win over the Athletics. Babe Ruth belted his 25th and 26th homers as the Yankees rolled. Ray Kremer pitched the Pirates past the Robins 5 to 1. Gabby Hartnett slugged two homers and two singles driving the Cubs past the Phillies 15 to 12.
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Sam Rice
Senators
Washington
Cleveland
George Earnshaw
Athletics
White Sox
A’s
Moe Berg
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ray Kremer
Pirates
Robins
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Pete Donahue
Red Lucas
Giants
Babe
Yanks
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Jack Russell
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Erwin Laxton Wins North and South Carolina Junior Title
Erwin Laxton of Charlotte claimed the North and South Carolina junior golf championship at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro dominating the final match 3 and 3 over Fred Webb of Shelby. Laxton comes from a noted golfing family with his brother and father both accomplished amateurs.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
North and
South Carolina
Erwin Laxton
Charlotte
Laxton
Fred Webb
Shelby
Lawton
North Carolina
Father Defeats Son on Links for Twin Cities Title
Dr. W. D. Shelden, 60, of Rochester, defeated his son Hunter 2 and 1 at Rochester Country Club to annex the southern Minnesota golf championship. The physician shot 76, the best round of the tournament, while Hunter scored 78.
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Rochester, Minn
W. DD
S Shelden
Rochester
Hunter Shelden
Rochester Country Club
Minnesota
Baseball Roundup From Yesterday’s Action Across Leagues
Brooklyn's Robins and Chicago Cubs open a crucial four game series in Chicago with a standings separated by one game. Gabby Hartnett homered twice and drove in five as the Cubs swept a three game set. Ruth belted his 25th and 26th as the Yankees swept a doubleheader over the Browns. The Athletics, Senators, Red Sox, and Tigers also won.
Stribling to Fight Scott July 28 Despite Hand Cast
Macon Ga June 26 W K Young Stribling will sail for London for the Phil Scott bout set for July 5 as promoter Jeff Dickson reports from Paris. Pa Stribling says the fight remains July 28 as originally planned though his left hand is in a plaster cast and may soon be usable.
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W. K
Young) Stribling
London
Phil Scott
Pa’’ Stribling
Jeff Dickson
Paris
Stribling
Otto von Porat
Pa” Stribling
Scott
Major League Leaders As Of June Twenty Fifth
Baseball leaders list with top figures from the National and American Leagues. Names include Cuyler Berver Klein and Ruth leading various batting, runs, RBIs and hit categories, with others such as Frisch Hodapp Gehrig Gehringer Combs and Rice also noted.
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Fisher
Cards
Cuyler
Cubs
Klein
Phils
Terry Giants
Frisch
Wilson
Berver
Braves
Cochrane
Athletics
Simmons
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Yanks
Hodapp
Indians
Gehringer
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Rice
Senators
Rosenbloom Captures Light Heavyweight Crown in Buffalo
Slapsie Maxey Rosenbloom of New York defeated Jimmy Slattery before 13,500 at the International League ball park to win the light heavyweight title. The close decision gave Rosenbloom the championship he sought for ten years, with two judges backing him over Slattery's ballot from Patsy Haley. Both fighters weighed 170½ and 166 pounds respectively.
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Buffalo
Slapsie Maxey Rosenbloom
New York
Rosenbloom
Jimmy Slattery
International League Ball Park
Slattery
England
Jimmy
Pride of
First Ward
Maxie
Lou Scozza
Tommy Loughran
Patsy Haley
Intercollegiate Rowing Meet Opens On Hudson
Poughkeepsie New York June 26 109006 spectators watched the intercollegiate rowing association meet begin on the Hudson Twenty three crews from nine colleges Columbia Cornell Pennsylvan ia Syracuse California Massachusetts Institute of Technology Wisconsin Washington and Navy compete Navy and Washington are favored in the varsity event The weather was fair and racing started at 230 east time with races at hourly intervals after the freshmen race.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
The
Hudson
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
California
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wisconsin
Washington
Navy
Circus Giant Carl Gulliver Dies at 55 in Miami
Captain Carl Gulliver, a seven foot four inch circus sideshow giant famed for 30 years, died in a Miami hospital last night at age 55. His wife, based in Indianapolis, Indiana, survives him.
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Miami
Fia
Carl Gulliver
Indianapolis
Ind
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