Raleigh Caps pound Pointers to 22 11 rout in night game
Raleigh Caps crushed the Pointers 22 to 11 in a lopsided open to their second series. Raleigh’s Strain drove in eight runs with six hits, while Sewell and Dennis worked mound duties for High Point. Fans observed Ladies Night at Willis Park amid a crowded, action packed rout.
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Jack B. Gillen, Jr
Odie Strain
Raleigh Caps
Sewell
Bobby Durham
Pointer
Lefty Young
Caps
al Yeorgin
Lefty Briggs
Willis Park
Elmer Sensenbach
Focal Club
Sensenbach
Roy Appleton
Plains of Texas
Clifton
Texas Ray
Page Dennis
Winston
Bryan
Holt
Boone
Ore
Dan Boone
Hobe Brummitt
Bill Land
Buck Finlater
Piedmont
Davis
High Point
Biggerstaff
Burr
Fred Money
Raleigh
ADR
Vieceeemss O&o
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Aru
Wes Asknatt
Isu
Brummitt
Tipton
Sone
Pete
Durham
Eeeret
Vis
I Ooo Cs Ca
Ted In
Snyder
Cimpi
Strain
Money
Williams
Ol Strain
J. Smith
Americans Lead After First Day's Matches
The Ryder Cup action shifts to singles in Columbus Ohio with England and America tied after a day of foursomes and fourball play. Captain Hagen leads the American team featuring Burke Sarazen Farrell and Wood while England counters with Compston Robson Whitcombe Havers and Mitchell. Diegel and Smith faced disappointment and rest while Duncan Easterbrook and Hodson Limber for the British.
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Columbus, CO
England
America
Scioto Battle
Atlantic
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Charles Whitcombe
His Majesty
Archie Compston
Billy Burke
Fred Robson
Gene Sarazen
W. H. Davies
Johnny Farrell
Abe Mitchell
Witty Coz
Burt Hodson
Denamore Shute
E. Whitembe
al Espinoss
Arthur Havers
Craig Wood
George Duncan
Syd Easterbrook
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
Diegel
Smith
Appleton 2, 2, Davis 2 Sewell and Dennis Pitcher Mix
A garbled box score notes Sewell and Dennis in action with Clifton on the mound. Wild pitches and hits by Davis appear amid unclear timing and scoring details, mentioning Conolly and Saches and a 2:25 reference.
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Appleton
Davis
Sewell
Dennis
Dew
Clifton
Davia
Pomp Ower
Mptres Connolly
Sa Hes
Hornets Sweep Durham In Doubleheader
Charlotte beats Durham 4 3 in the afternoon and 8 7 at night as Mace Brown allows three hits but backing errors spoil the game. DeWitt Perry shelled in the eighth inning of the night game, while Carriers and Packard ignite a decisive late inning rally for Charlotte.
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Hornets
Charlotte
Durham
Mace Brown
Ich
Bees
Charlotte Jam
Packard
Leach
Lindley
Whitted
Ib Alford
Lacy
Rhinehardt Vf
Hudgens
Pond
Heeee Bharlotte
Weston
Sac
Strange
Brown
Ak Hee
Twins Clinch Win Over Birds On Walker McCrone Homers
The Twins beat the Birds 9 to 5 to extend their winning streak. Walker and McCrone homered for the visitors and Walker drove in two runs as Winston held the lead through the final innings. Ambrose and Barrett contributed offensively while McKinney pitched.
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TWINS
BIRDS
Winston & Twins
Walker
MccCrone
Winston
Johce
Ofece
SiGe Dikes
Enderson
Joh
McC
Lennox
McCrone
Clark
Werber
Allen
Henderson
Starling
Branch
Wass
Dunlap Defends Golf Crown In Midwest Title Bid
In Chicago on June 27, Princeton’s George T. Dunlap Jr. defends the national intercollegiate golf championship against Ohio State’s Bob Kepler who seeks to bring the title to the Midwest. Dunlap defeated Yale’s Tommy Aycock 9 and 8, while Kepler beat teammate Johnny Florio 6 and 5 to reach the final round.
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Chicago
Midwest
Bob Kepler
Ohio State
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Princeton
Larry Moller
Notre Dame
Dunlap
Oakmont
Olympia Fields
Kepler
Fred Lamprecht
Tulane
Watts Gunn
Georgia Tech
Maurice McCarthy
Georgetown
Tommy Aycock
Yale
Johnny Florio
Fights Last Night Feature Bout Results In Two Cities
In Buffalo Primo Carnera of Italy knocked out Umberto Torriana. In Milwaukee Harry Dublin from Chicago outpointed Roger Earnard.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Primo Carnera
Italy
Umberto Torriana
Milwaukee
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Roger Earnard
Bojorski Edges Anderson In Erie Bout
In Erie Frank Bojorski defeated Cowboy Eddie Anderson by outpoint in a lightweight clash. The bout featured steady action with Bojorski using reach and footwork to control exchanges at the Caspey Wro. gym.
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Erie
Frank Bojorski
Eddie Anderson
Caspey
Wro
Benny Bass Stops Georgia Day in New Haven Bout
Philadelphia fighter Benny Bass defeats Georgia Day in New Haven with a stoppage, delivering a clear win in a midweight matchup. Bass improves his record as Day falls short in the scheduled bout held in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Georgia Day
New Haven
Night Baseball Scores From Asheville to Raleigh
Results last night show Asheville 5 Greensboro 4 Winston 9 Henderson 0 Charlotte 9 Durham T Raleigh 22 High Point 11.
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Raleigh
High Point
Asheville
Greensboro
Durham
Charlotte
Winston
Henderson
Pet Léones
Durham T. Raleigh
National League Matchups Highlight Weekend Schedule
Chicago visits Boston, St. Louis travels to Brooklyn, Cincinnati plays New York, and Pittsburgh contests Philadelphia in two games across the National League.
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Scores From Yesterday Baseball And Baseball-like Events
Result snapshot shows New York 2 over Cincinnati 0. Brooklyn 16 over St Louis and Philadelphia 13. Pittsburgh 2. Boston 7 and Chicago 32.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Baseball matchups across the American League
The schedule lists Washington at Chicago, Boston at St Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, and New York at Cleveland indicating a day of headline league action with four intraleague games.
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Washington
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Baseball Results From Yesterday Show Mixed Outcomes
Chicago defeated Washington 4 to 3 while St. Louis bested Boston 3 to 2. Cleveland at New York and Philadelphia at Detroit were postponed due to rain.
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Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
New Plane Radio Enables Three Way Airline Talks
U S army air corps announces a new radio hookup allowing three way telephone conversations between airplanes. Successful tests connected three planes with distances up to 100 miles apart, demonstrating a new method for in flight communication.
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Washington
U. S. Army Air Corps
Hood River Farmer Grows 312-Pound Carrot Item
J. F. Miller of Hood River Oregon raised a giant carrot weighing 312 pounds. The vegetable measured 13 percent around and 14 inches long, attracting local attention at the farm.
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J. F. Miller
Hood River
Ore
Irving Burns Leads Seventh Inning Drive To Beat Red Sox 3 2
Irving Burns and Browne singled in the seventh to drive home a run that beat the Red Sox 3 to 2. Pat Caraway held the Senators to five hits as the White Sox won 4 to 3. Johnny Frederick clouted a homer with two doubles and a single for the Robins. Bill Walker pitched well as the Giants blanked the Reds. George Grantham collected a triple two doubles and a single off Philly. Socks Siebold and Ben Cantwell limited the Cubs to four hits as the Braves won 7 to 3.
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Associated Press
Irving Burns
Browne
Red Sox
Pat Caraway
White Sox
Senators
Johnny Frederick
Robins
Cardinal
Bill Walker
Giants
Reds
George Grantham
Pirates
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Socks Siebold
Ben Cantwell
Braves
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Joe Kuhel
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Aeionati Reds
Phillies
Pittsburgh
City Lake Abundant with Bass and Anglers
According to Hubert Sechre eScena Sf Geany, fishing yesterday yielded three bass totaling nine and a half pounds. He notes many crackers and scores of fishermen taking advantage of summer afternoons for a few hours of lake fishing.
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Hubert SechreeScena
Stribling Prepares Left Hand For Boxing Title Fight
In Geauga Lake Ohio Bill Stribling sharpens his left in fifteen rounds against Max Schmeling as the heavyweight clash nears at a Cleveland stadium next Friday night. The southern challenger trains at the amusement park venue 27 miles from the city with final workouts and rust prevention ahead of the Fourth celebration. Odds label Stribling and his left hand as favorites as Schmeling's right power looms in the anticipated title bout.
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Geauga Lake
Ohio
Bill Stribling
Max Schmeling
Cleveland
Stribling
Schmeling
Schmeling to Press Stribling In Title Defense At Cleveland Stadium
Max Schmeling must take the fight to Young Stribling if he defends the world heavyweight title next Friday in Cleveland Stadium. German handlers say Schmeling plans an aggressive rushing bout, forcing Stribling to defend and targeting body punches to slow him.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Max Schmeling
Young Stribling
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Illinois Holds One Seventh of Nation's Concrete Highways
A report notes that about one seventh of the United States concrete highway mileage lies within Illinois. The finding highlights Illinois as a major hub of the national road system and enduring infrastructure.
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Illinois
Browns Surging As Wins Flow After East Return
In a spirited week the Browns won eight of nine, followed by a second nine game stretch of setbacks after returning from the east. They then swept three of four against the Yankees and four of five against the Athletics, while St. Louis edged Boston in a tense opener.
Carolina Racers Down Westerners at Rhododendron Derby
In Asheville during the Rhododendron Festival, fifty Ponca City Okla. racers faced fifty Buncombe County locals. The North Carolinians dominated the terrapin derby, taking first, second, fifth and sixth places. Farmer's Federation won big money in the fourth heat and sweepstakes.
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Buncombe County
Ponca City
Okla
Farmer's Federation
R. Stewart Gaston
Billy Mooneyhan
Dell
Caroline
Angelina Watson
Orangeburg 8. C
Charley
Edwina Coulbourne
Cape Charles
Rambling Nine Hands Sluggers Edge Sluggers 8 to 2
The Rambling Nine defeated the Sluggers 8 to 2 yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Johnson allowed five hits while Ramblers hitters drilled Hooks for 13 safeties. D Hedrick Loftin and L Hedrick each had two hits, and Sappenfield drove in both Rambling runs with a fourth inning three-bagger.
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Johnson
Ramblers
D. Hedrick
Loftin
L. Hedrick
B. Forster
Sappenfield
Ania
Oaks
Taylor
Gomorf
Arbery Vance
Major League Leaders Split Across Batting and Pitching
The summary lists top players by statistic including Batting leaders like Klein and Davis of the Phillies with highs in average and hits, Runs by Klein, RBIs by Klein, and home runs with Klein again. Pitching leaders include Bush of the Cubs with 5 won and Derringer of the Cardinals with 7 won and 2 losses.
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Phillies
Hendrick
Reds
Klein
English
Cubs
Hornsby
Terry
Giants
Bartell
Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Bush
Derringer
Statistics from the 1923 American League season
The record highlights Ruth of the Yankees hitting .399 with 17 home runs and Gehrig driving in 66 RBIs for the Yankees. Myer leads runs for the Senators while Cronin and Manush top various batting categories. Pitching notes cite Fischer with a 9 1 record for the Senators and Burke with 7 3.
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Yankees
Morgan
Indians
Myer
Senators
Gehrig
Bishop
Athletics
Cronin
Combs
Simmons
Chapman
Johnson
Tigers
Fischer
Burke
Bird City Defeats Oak Hill Men’s Club 13 to 4
Bird City defeated Oak Hill Men’s Club 13 to 4 on the Oak Hill diamond. It marked the third win over Oak Hill by Bird City this year as Carmichael pitched well for the winners after an early lead built by his teammates.
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Bird City Downs
Oak Hill Men’s Club
Bird City
Oak Hill
Oak Hillers
Carmichael
Notice by Publication in Guilford County Suit
Publication notice for the Superior Court of Guilford County North Carolina. Roscoe Smith and Mary Megemann are summoned to appear before the clerk by July 14 1934 to answer to a complaint filed June 11 1931 seeking to set aside a will based on alleged lack of mental capacity and absence of influence.
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Guilford County
W. &. Smith
Roscoe Smith
Mary Megemann
Superior Court
Smith
S. Smith
Nort
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