Pagr Cotton Leads British Open Field By Nine Strokes
Cubs sweep seventh straight as Cardinals beat Giants. Giants' pace at risk with Cubs winning 5 1 over Dodgers. Dizzy Dean notches two wins. DePen e hits ninth inning homer to seal road triumph. Yankees gain on idle Tigers as Murphy shines in 11th inning. Red Sox blank Indians 6 0. several games rained out.
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Pagr Cotton
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Ben Chapman
Fordham
Johnny Murphy
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Henry Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Tigers-Athletics
Browns Senators
Michigan Golfer Is Marked Man for Collegiate Players
Cleveland June 28 The marked man as the national intercollegiate golf champion faces scrutiny from rivals after a notable performance. The story notes tension around this golfer and implications for upcoming collegiate events.
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Michigan
Cleveland
Kocsis Leads Michigan Hand Into Quarterfinals
Sandy-haired Charlie Kocsis of Michigan, Big Ten champion and tourney medalist, advances to the 36-hole quarterfinals after surviving two 18-hole rounds on black Wednesday. He faces Woodrow Malloy, with Notre Dame’s Banks and Fehlig also delivering clutch plays to push Midwest contenders forward.
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Pionship
Charlie Kocsis
University of Michigan
Kocsis
Woodrow Malloy
Johnny Banks
Vincent Fehlig
Notre Dame
Midwest
Georgia Tech
Charlie Yates
Frank Ridley
Ed White
Texas
Bill Dear
Stars of Yesterday: Cardinals win 8 7 over Giants
Bill DeLance's ninth inning home run propelled the Cardinals to an 8 7 win against the Giants. Henry Johnson limited Cleveland to three hits in a 6 0 Red Sox victory. Ben Chapman homered in the 11th to lift the Yankees over the White Sox 17. Cubs beat Dodgers 5 1 as Farmer and Cuyler starred. Larry French outdueled Curt Davis to give the Pirates a 4 1 win over the Phillies.
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Dodgers
Bill Hallahan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Pirates
Larry French
French
Phillies
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Wally Berger
Associated Press
Bill de Lances
Cardinals
Giants
Dirty Dean
Henry Johnson
Red Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Ben Chapman
Yankees
White Sox
Guy Bush
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Farmer
Curt Davis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Hornets Clinch First Half Flag in Piedmont League
Charlotte's Hornets secured the first half pennant behind pitcher Russell Gillespie as the team defeated Wilmington 138 hits off Bill Turner. Nig Lipscomb added four singles and Pep Young posted a triple double and single to lead the offense. Greensboro and Richmond split a doubleheader with the Patriots winning 5 to 4 in the opener and the Colts taking the second 7 to 3.
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Charlotte
Hornets
Russell Gillespie
Bill Turner
Wilmington
Nig Lipscomb
Pep Young
Greensboro
Richmond
Patriots
Colts
Asheville
Norfolk Tars
Virginia City
Piedmont League
Norfolk
Virginia Port
New York Yankees
Dog Kills Strange Animal After Fight
Penny the seven year old dog of D W Jennings 1000 Gurley street killed rats at C and G Grocery store yesterday reducing their count by 52. The dog also killed a strange animal resembling a weasel about 18 inches long with light brown fur, after a fierce confrontation. Jennings notes the dog has killed several hundred rats in recent months.
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Penny
D. W. Jennings
Gurley Street
C. and G
White and Black Color Theory Explained
The text explains that white reflects all light while black absorbs all rays, and that colors arise from the separation of light rays rather than from the objects themselves. This outlines a basic physics view of light and color.
Closest U S presidential race 1876 ends with Hayes win
The 1876 contest between Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel Tilden produced 185 electoral votes for Hayes and 184 for Tilden, while Tilden led in the popular vote. This disputed result led to a federal resolution and Hayes’s presidency.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Samuel Tilden
Tilden
Piedmont Le Standings and Results
Yesterday's scoreline shows Charlotte beating Wilmington 10 to 4 and Greensboro defeating Richmond 5 to 4. An Asheville at Norfolk matchup was rained out with no result.
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Charlotte
Wilmington
Asheville
Norfolk
Greensboro
Richmond
GAMES TODAY MATCHUPS ACROSS LEAGUE
Chicago faces Detroit New York plays Washington Boston meets Philadelphia. Only games scheduled include a 6 0 Boston win over Cleveland with Detroit at Philadelphia listed as rain.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louie
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Shane
Unclear Sports Scores Reported for Yesterday
Yesterday results show New Orleans 11 to Birmingham 5. Nashville at Memphis and Atlanta at Little Rock are listed with incomplete details.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Atlante
Eseer
Memphis
Knoxville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta
Toronto Beats Rochester 5 to 4 in Slugfest
In a tight game Toronto edges Rochester 5 to 4. Albany tops Syracuse 7 to 4 while Newark visits Baltimore and Buffalo travels to Montreal for night games.
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Newark
Steeee
Toronto Aero
Wee Wean
Albany Seeenee
Montreal
Ose
Buffalo
Syracuse
Baltimore
Seer
Toronto
Rochester
Albany
Fights Last Night Reported By Associated Press
Sailor born in Atlanta stops Frankie Keevil of Chicago. Joe Knight from Cairo Ga stops Henry Firpo of Louisville. Joe Bernal of San Francisco defeats Sammy Mandell of Rockford in Oakland.
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Chicago
Atlanta, Ga
Frankie Keevil
Washington
Joe Knight
Cairo
Henry Firpo
Louisville, Ky
Oakland
Cal
Joe Bernal
San Francisco
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Californians Dominate Early In Intercollegiate Tennis
In Philadelphia at Merion Cricket Club the defending champion Jack Tidball and rival Gene Mako led California stars into the quarter finals. Laird Watt of Canada was upset by Bill Reese of Georgia Tech while Bob Murray fell to Wilbur Hess of Rice. Tidball beat Gene Smith of California 6-4 6-4 and Mako defeated Yale’s George Stevens 6-2 6-3.
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Philadelphia
California
Jack Tidball
Gene Mako
Canada
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Laird Watt
Frank Shields
Georgia Tech
Bill Reese
Bob Murray
Watt
McGill
Wilbur Hess
Rice Institute
Tidball
Gilbert Hunt
Gene Smith
University of California
Mako Drubbed
George Stevens
Yale
St Marys Episcopal Announces Holy Communion on June 29
Rev Howard Hartzell announces Holy Communion to be celebrated at St Marys Episcopal Church corner North Main Street and Farriss Avenue on Friday June 29 at 10 AM in observance of the Festival of St Peter the Apostle.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Farriss Avenue
Howard 8. Hartzell
Triangle Leads Diamond Ball League After Close Wins
Yesterday two Diamond Ball games were played. Triangle defeated Harris-Covington by 8 to 6, and Melrose overwhelmed Robbins 9 to 5. Adama Millie Huntley and Jackson were unreported in the lineup. Forfeit noted for Myrtle Desk versus Furniture City 0.
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Harris-Covington
Melrose
Robbins
Myrtle Desk
Furniture City
Triangle
Adams-Millis
Adame-Millis
Huntley- Jackson
Petty
Whitley
Eves
Moffitt
Fletcher Ib
McMahan If
Deaton
H. McMahan
Wagoner
Harriss-Covington
Wrenn
Adams Millis Trampled Asheboro In 18-4 Baseball Rout
Adams Millis overwhelmed Asheboro 18 to 4 yesterday at High Point. Biesecker, Dry and Rowe each had five hits for Adams Millis who collected 26 total. Stone homered for the losers as Harris earned the win over Harper. Time 4:15. Attendance 300. It is the custom of the natives of eastern Nepal, Asia, to sing for wives.
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Lexington
Dacotah Indians
Murray Greason
Adams Millis
High Point
Biesecker
Dry
Rowe
Stone
Dss
Adams-Millis
Stafford
West
Perry
Stone, Harris, Harvey
Coop- Adams-Millis Ab
Rhpo
G. Hinkle
Martin If
Eipeiebe
Hinkless
Uae
Rowland Cf
Harvey
Reauoaanceh
Smith If
Asheboro Ab
Johnson BM
Eeeess
Davis
Sma
Adness
Scarboro
Pugh, IW
Harper P
Guysn Essee
York P
Ecskak
RAR
IE Eagie
Asheboro
Johnson
Pugh
A.M
Harris
Harper
York
Rowland
Nepal
Asia
S P U to Play Adams Millis Nine At Park Tonight
S P U and Adams Millis, top Industrial league rivals, clash tonight at Willis Park at 8 30 to decide the three game series rubber. Perry likely starts for Hosiery, after yesterday’s loss to Decorah, while Earnhardt should start for S P U. Both teams boast strong hitting and the scene promises a hard fought contest.
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Adams Millis
Southern Public Utilities
Willis Park
Manero Tied For Third In Southeastern Open
Eddie Miller of Gadsden, Alabama led by seven strokes after 36 holes in the Southeastern Professional Golfers Association championship held in Birmingham. Fairly Clark of Savannah, Georgia stood second at 145, with Charles Hall Birmingham Tony Manero Greensboro and Doyle Smith Birmingham tied for third at 146.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eddie Miller
Gadsden
Southeastern Professional Golfers Association
Fairly Clark
Savannah
Charles Hall
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Doyle Smith
Major League Leaders in American League Baseball
Readout of top AL players by category with team affiliations. Notables include batting leaders Manush and Gehringer, Gehrig and Cronin in RBI, Manush with 113 hits and 25 doubles, Foxx and Gehrig tied for homers, Werber and Walker leading steals, and Hudlin and Gomez atop pitching lists.
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Associated Press
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Easahen Tigers
Goslin
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Manush
Greenberg
Averill
Indians
Reynolds
Red Sox
Chapman
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Werber
Walker
Hudlin
Gomez
National League batting and pitching leaders listed
National League leaders are named with team affiliations and stats. Medwick of the Cardinals leads batting with 373, Vaughan of the Pirates has 64 runs, Ott of the Giants 71 RBIs, Medwick 60 runs, and Moore 100 hits. Pitching leader P Dean of the Cardinals is 10-1, Frankhouse of the Braves 12-2.
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Medwick
Cardinals
Terry
Giants
Vaughan
Pirates
Ott
Moore
Collins
Berger
Braves
Suhr
Klein
Cubs
Martin
Bartell
Phillies
P. Dean
Frankhouse
Copper Addition Imparts Reddish Gold and Green Silver Tints
Introducing copper into pure gold yields a reddish hue while silver creates a greenish tint. The effect depends on alloy proportions and metal interactions altering color.
Cotton takes early British Open lead with 132 two rounds
Henr Cotton, the tall British pro, shot 65 in the second round to reach 132 after two rounds and lead the British Open at Royal St. Georges. Denny Shute is 11 behind at 143, with A G Padgham at 141 in the field as 69 of 101 starters qualified for the 26 hole stretch drive.
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Sandwich
Eng
Henr Cotton
Cove
Royal St. Georges
Denny
Cotton
A. G. Padgham
Shute
Joe Kirkwood
A. Whitcombe
Gene Sarzen
MacDonaith
Nashville
Tenn
Sarzen
Smith
Sarazen
Tomorro
Robe Sweeney
University of Oxford
Ancient practice of force-feeding geese for enlarged livers
A historical note describes the Romans forcing geese to eat to expand their livers. The harsh method causes geese to develop abnormally large livers, sometimes weighing pounds, when fed repeatedly over short intervals.
Crack shot of Bemidji man splits card with mirror sight
A Bemidji Minn marksman split a card in two with a shot directed at a tin pail held over his head. The feat used a mirror sight fastened to the gun stock. Captain Jack OConnell 4.
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Jack O'Connell
Film at Broadhurst Promises New Sound Reproduction
A theatre ad suggests High Point audiences can see a newly promised picture with improved sound. The notice touts low admission for matinees at 20 cents and night shows for a value message, urging anticipation of a fresh cinema experience.
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Broadhurst
High Point
BBO
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