Adams-Millis vs North Carolina Public Service Battle for First Half Title
A clash for the Industrial League half title is set at Willis Park Thursday at four. Adams-Millis and North Carolina Public Service each own one defeat and previously beat the other, keeping the race tight as a record crowd is expected for the decisive afternoon showdown.
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Industrial Baseball League
Willis Park
Adams-Millis
North Carolina Public Service
Sock Makers
Public Service Crew
Pickett Mill Club
N. Cc. P
Cotton Millers
Rain Delays Piedmont Loop Games Postponed
Wilmington and the High Point Pointers traveled to Raleigh as all four Piedmont loop games were rain ed out last night causing postponements.
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Piedmont Loop
Wilmington
High Point
Raleigh
Tommies Defeat All Stars 3 to 1 in Winston-Salem
Morehead shone for the Tommies with three singles in three at bats. E Connor hit a three bagger and Pierce a double as the Tommies beat the Winston-Salem All-Stars 3 to 1 yesterday afternoon.
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Morehead
Tommies
E. Connor
Pierce
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Play Continues In Tourney At Charlotte
In Charlotte on June 29 Teddy Burwell faced Harley Shuford in the third round of the middle Atlantic tennis tournament. Rain halted matches as Wilmer Hines led Bob Ellison and others in second round play. Numerous defaults marked the day with several first round results also decided.
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Teddy Burwell
Harley Shuford
Hickory
Wilmer Hines
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Major League Leaders And Upcoming Matches At Willis Park
Andrews collected two singles in two at bats as Mills meets Lynchburg Athletics here next Wednesday July 6 at Willis Park. The Tommies play July 7 against the Greyhound Travelers of Winston-Salem. Friday and Saturday bring Amazon of Thomasville and Randleman teams to town. The piece also lists NL and AL batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals and pitching leaders. An English autogiro windmill blade folds for storage.
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Tommies
Greyhound Travelers
Winston-Salem
Amazon
Thomasville
Randleman Aggregations
Sports matchups set across four North Carolina cities
High Point travels to Raleigh while Durham faces Wilmington. Charlotte visits Greensboro and Asheville plays Winston-Salem in a four city basketball schedule set for this week.
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High Point
Raleigh
Durham
Charlotte
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Asheville
Scoreline Report From Evening Ball Games
In Boston 5 against Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 6 to Cincinnati 2, New York 7 3 Brooklyn 3 5. Only games played.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
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Chicago Vere
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Where They Play Today St. Louis at Cincinnati
Schedules note two games on today’s card. St. Louis visits Cincinnati. Brooklyn travels to Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York 5 Washington 2. Philadelphia 5 Boston 4
Scores show New York defeating Washington 5 to 2 and Philadelphia beating Boston 5 to 4 in a two game summary. Both games reflect scoring battles and team performances across the matches.
Three Major Matchups Dominate This Week’s NBA Schedule
Chicago faces St. Louis, Detroit plays Cleveland, and Washington meets New York in the night’s three scheduled games. Each contest features pivotal conference implications and top players in action.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Memphis Sweeps On In Its Program of Winning All Games
Memphis Chickasaws sweep again as Joe Engel's Chattanooga Lookouts struggle against the Indians who win a doubleheader 5 to 2 and 9 to 5. New Orleans defeats Atlanta 7 to 3 to avoid last place in the league.
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Atlanta
Joe Engel
Chattanooga Lookouts
Southern Association
Memphis Chickasaws
Indians
Lookouts
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Crackers
Match Play Begins In Meet For Intercollegiate Title
Intercollegiate golf reaches match play in Hot Springs with 32 qualifiers. East and Middle West hold majority. stars Kowal of Colgate and Moe of Oregon favored to clash in the feature second round. Several top players from Yale, Michigan, Princeton and Southern California populate the brackets as 32 begin 18-hole matches to cut to eight by nightfall.
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John Fischer
R. G. Bohnen
Billy Howell
Fred Damaske
Howell
Gail Stockton
Fischer
John Florio
Fred Kammer
M. P. Warner
Winston Fuller
Robert Keppler
Noyes
Wrestling Results by the United Press
Ed Strangler Lewis of Kentucky defeated Leo Pinetzki of Poland and Dr Ralph Wilson of Philadelphia. Six Weatrich of Hungary and Wong Bock Cheung of China threw Earl Tompkins of Texas. Danny Winters of Wisconsin defeated August Benkert of Belgium.
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New York
George Buffalo Throws Len Mac Aluso in New York Bout
In East Aurora New York George Buffalo delivers a decisive throw to Len Mac Aluso during a local grappling contest. The brief report notes the location and participants with no further results.
Hesslyn Loses Decision In Atlanta Bout After Foul
Jim Hesslyn of Australia mixed wrestling and boxing tactics and got deducted for a foul against John Podubney of New York. Podubney won the match after a knockdown with a right jaw blow. Each fighter won one fall. Hesslyn claimed the first fall in 42 minutes and Podubney the second in 15. Hesslyn had been suspended two weeks earlier by the Atlanta boxing commission for illegal tactics.
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Jim Hesslyn
Australia
John Podubney
New York
Podubney
Hesslyn
Henslyon
Atlanta Boxing Commission
Urban Rural Population Gap Climbs 1920 to 1930
The city population surpassed rural population by 5.8 percent in 1920 and by 1930 the gap widened to 28.3 percent.
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United States
Record Scores Are Expected Tomorrow In Western Tourney
Cleveland June 29. Par shattering exhibitions were predicted today for the western open golf tournament opening tomorrow at Canterbury club. Abe Espinosa of Chicago Paul Runyan of New York and Harry Cooper second in 1927 all shot 70 for the par 72 course. Gene Sarazen withdrew his entry and about 115 entries were expected to tee off in the first round.
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Canterbury Club
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Paul Runyan
New York
Harry Cooper
Gene Sarazen
Cattle Count Reported in Los Angeles Dairies
Los Angeles area dairies and farms are reported to house about 50 000 cows within the metropolitan region.
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London Underground Uses Over Two Hundred Tons of Tickets
The article notes that London's underground railways consume more than two hundred tons of tickets annually. It highlights the scale of fare media handling and the system's production, distribution, and waste considerations.
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Frankie Petrolle Defeats Battalino In 10 Round NY Bout
Frankie Petrolle of Schenectady New York won a 10 round decision over Bat Battalino at Queensboro stadium in New York. The win keeps the Petrolle family ahead of Battalino, who was a former featherweight champion, and follows Billy Petrolle who beat Battalino twice last winter.
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Petrolles
Schenectady
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Stars Shine as Lew Krausse Tops Red Sox in Debut
Yesterday's major league actions include Lew Krausse of the Athletics earning a win over the Red Sox on seven hits in his first start. Tony Lazzeri and Joe Sewell homered for the Yankees to defeat the Senators 5-2. Johnny Frederick of the Dodgers belted an eighth inning homer to beat the Giants with one on. Bobby Brown of the Braves limited the Phillies to four hits and struck out six. Bill Hallahan of the Cardinals held the Reds to four hits.
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Athletics
Red Sox
Tony Lazzeri
Joe Sewell
Yankees
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Johnny Frederick
Dodger
Giants
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Bill Hallahan
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Brooklyn
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Washington
Percy Beard Named Possible Three Fence Toppers for Olympic Team
Percy Beard, civil engineering instructor and Auburn great, is favored to be among three fence toppers on the United States track squad for the Los Angeles Olympics. Beard holds world records in the 120-yard, 100-meter, and 70-yard high hurdles and is praised as Auburn’s greatest athlete by coach Wilbur Hutsell. He tied the American 110-meter hurdles mark of 14.8 seconds in semi final Olympic trials and is slated for final tryouts at Palo Alto, California, mid July.
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Percy Beard
Los Angeles
Beard
Auburn
Wilbur Hutsell
United States
Palo Alto
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Yanks Win Another As Giants and Brooklyn Split Twin Bill
The Yankees win a close game while the Giants and Brooklyn split a doubleheader. A rookie pitcher leads the Athletics to a 5-4 victory over Boston in the same set of games.
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Reds Struggle to Close Gaps Despite Strong Defense
Cincinnati, boasting the league’s best defense and pitching stamina, sits eighth as close losses pile up. They dropped a one run decision to St Louis 6-2 while rivals like Chicago and Philadelphia press toward second place. Giants and Dodgers split, Yankees crush Washington, and 19-year-old Krausse earns a win for the Athletics.
Balloon Race Set for Basel Amid 1932 Gordon Bennett Rules
Basel hosts the 1932 Gordon Bennett international balloon race on September 25 with a 4 p.m. start. Entries must have a gas capacity under 77 690 cubic feet and eight prizes totaling over 2500 dollars will be awarded.
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