Pointers At Home For Five Games This Week
Dan Boone's Pointers schedule five games at Willis Park this week opening with Henderson Birds Monday and Tuesday then two games at Raleigh and Winston-Salem action holidays. Henderson again plays five games including a morning Fourth of July at High Point and a doubleheader at Raleigh.
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Winston-Salem
Willis Park
Dan Boone
Henderson Birds
Raleigh
Winston-Salem Twins
High Point Pointers
Twin City
N. C
Henderson
Gamecocks
Greensboro Patriots
Winston- Salem Twins
Greensboro
Durham
High Point
Capitol
Patriots
Bulls
Cubs Take League Lead With 5 1 Victory Over Brooklyn
The Chicago Cubs, missing key players but surging, defeated Brooklyn 5 to 1 to seize first place. Brooklyn’s Wilbert Robinson marked his 66th birthday as the Robins managed seven hits and failed to capitalize. The Cubs widened their lead while St. Louis and Boston won as well, with the Yankees and Browns making gains in the American League.
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Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Rogers Hornsby
Brooklyn Robins
Cubs
Robins
Brooklyn
New York
Wilbert Robinson
Charley Root
Chicago
Hollis Thurston
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Sylvester Johnson
Bill Hallahan
Giants
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Washington
Charlie Ruffing
Browns
Detroit
Ruffing
Walter Stewart
Philadelphia Athletics
Tigers
Jimmy Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
White Hose
Ted Lyons
Jack Russell
Fisher Displaces Klein In Batting Lead
George Fisher overtakes Chuck Klein for the top batting average at .431 after 100 at bats as of last week and Wednesday’s games. Paul Waner rises to .401, with O Doul and other regulars close behind. Hack Wilson leads home runs with 22, tied with Wally Berger. Shufflin Phil Collins tops the pitchers with six wins and one loss.
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New York
Cardinals
George Fisher
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Klein
George Watkins
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
Kiki
Hack Wilson
Fred Leach
New York Giants
Babe Herman
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Wilson
Kiein
Frank Frisch
St. Louis
O'Doul
Philadelphia
Bissonette
Brooklyn
Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
O’doul
Terry
Stephenson
Chicago
O’farrell
Herman
Friberg
Watkins
St. Louisa
Cincinnati
Shufflin
Phil Collins
Brame
Osborn
Phelps
Upset Triumph for Wilmer Allison Over Cochet at British Championships
In Wimbledon England June 30 Wilmer Allison an American Davis Cup player stunned world champion Henri Cochet in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-3 in the British championships quarter finals. The Austin Texas native drew a 15 000 crowd as Cochet suffered his first loss to an American since 1927.
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Wimbledon
England
Wilmer Allison
Henri Cochet
Allison
United States
Cochet
Austin
Texas
Bill Tilden
John Hennessey
Forest Hills
Gallant Fox Seeks all time money mark after Dwyer win
Gallant Fox earned 11 500 pushing his career earnings to 215 230 after winning the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct. He nears Zev's 313 639 all time record with four more big races on the schedule, including Arlington Park July 12 and the Arlington Cup, then Belmont and Saratoga engagements.
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New York
William Woodward
Gallant Fox
Zev
Aqueduct
Man O’war
Sir Gallahad
Ksar
Mon F Talisman
Arlington Park
Chicago
Saratoga Springs
Belmont Park
Woodward Pride
Pacific Coast League Results Summary
Oakland 8 Missions 1. Los Angeles 5 Seattle 6. Sacramento 3 Hollywood 5. San Francisco 6 Portland 11.
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Oakland
Missions
Los Angeles
Seattle
Sacramento
Hollywood
San Francisco
Portland
Southern Association Scores Reported From Recent Games
Nashville defeated Memphis 4 to 3 while Birmingham lost to New Orleans 16 to 9. Chattanooga posted 2 runs, Little Rock scored 11, and the full schedule shows only these games as played in the Southern Association.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Baseball Standings Across MLB Tonight
In the American League Chicago leads 6 2 over Boston at 10 1 while Cleveland trails New York 6 7 and Philadelphia 6 Detroit 5. St Louis 6 tops Washington 3 for the day.
National League Scores Reported With Only Scheduled Games
National League results show Boston defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 while Chicago beat Brooklyn 5 to 1 and St Louis defeated New York 3 to 2 in the only games listed for the day. The standings reflect a busy schedule among the five teams.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
International League Standings Snapshot
Reading and Jersey City clash in a 0 0 draw while Reading trails 15 4 and Newark 5 9. Rochester leads 12 4 with Buffalo 4 5, and Toronto 11 5 faces Montreal 10 3.
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Reading
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
American Association Scores Summary
Columbus 8 Milwaukee 14. Louisville 7 Minneapolis 3. Indianapolis 2 St Paul 5. Toledo 3 Kansas City 2.
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American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
NY-PA League Scores Quick Take
Harrisburg defeats Hazleton 5 to 6 while Williamsport opens 2-0, York falls 8-10, Scranton loses 4-5, Binghamton dominates 11-2, Wilkes-Barre blank 5-0 and Elmira posts 4-0.
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Harrisburg
Hazleton
Williamsport
York
Scranton
Binghamton
Wilkes- Barre
Elmira
Praised Sauratown Preserve Conserves Lands
Sportsmen praise the Sauratown Game preserve for transforming the mountains into a hunting and fishing area. The state department of conservation and development is lauded for restocking fish and game and boosting forest fire prevention under R. R. King and deputy wardens. Valuable timber and wildlife have been saved through their efforts.
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Danfury
Sauratown Game Preserve
Sauratown Mountains
State Department of Conservation and Development
R. R. King
Robins Cubs Set Attendance Record in Series
Chicago's Cubs and Brooklyn's Dodgers drew about 155000 fans over four games at Wrigley Field, signaling strong interest in Major League baseball. The figure is believed to be a new record for a four game regular season series.
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Chicago
Cubs
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Wrigley Field
Stroke not the secret sole in crew racing
Harvard coach Charley Whiteside dismisses talk of the winning stroke as the bank and insists the real key is the crew itself. The report also notes Victorio Campolo's bid for a September bout with Jack Sharkey in Boston, Pebble Beach bunker trees, Walter Hagen's position at Interlochen National Open, and profiles of Golfers Jock Hutchison Alec Campbell George Von Elm Leo Diegel Harry Cooper plus marathoner Clarence DeMar's long racing record and goal.
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Charley Whiteside
Harvard
Charley
Victorio Campolo
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Pebble Beach
Walter Hagen
Interlochen
Jock Hutchison
Alec Campbell
George von Elm
Leo Diegel
Harry Cooper
Clarence de Mar
Largest turf event looms for Sedgefield show this July
Early entries indicate the Sedgefield ride and hunt club turf show on July 4 and 5 will be the largest of three annual shows. Exhibitors from the Carolinas and the South enter for substantial cash prizes. Judge Ear S. Pemberton of Oakland Kentucky will award prizes. Local stables from High Point and Greensboro enter strong bids. J. H. Adams plans a new three gaited mare as entry. Dexter and Nancy Ann from H A Millis stable also listed. Bob Penny may enter his five gaited sorrel mare.
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Ride and Hunt Club of
Sedgefeld
Sedgefield
Greensboro
Ear S. Pemberton
Oakland
High Point
J. H. Adams
H. A. Millis
Dexter
Nancy Ann
Bob Penny
Sedgefield Ring
Major League Leaders June 29 Standings and Records
National League leaders include Klein of the Phillies batting 403 and 194 hits with 77 RBIs, Cuyler of the Cubs 68 runs and 16 stolen bases, Frisch of the Cardinals 24 doubles, and Wilson and Berger tied for 22 homers. American League leaders feature Gehrig of the Yankees with 397 batting, 87 runs, and 84 RBIs, Ruth with 87 runs and 29 homers, Hodapp of the Indians 102 hits, McManus of the Tigers 25 doubles, and Rice of the Senators 12 stolen bases.
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Klein
Phillies
Cuyler
Cubs
Frisch
Cardinals
Wilson
Berger
Braves
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Yanks
Testify Liquor For Benefit of Ball Game
In Atlanta Georgia a federal court outlawed a local custom of providing alcohol to the home team during a ball game. Will Johnson testified that six gallons were seized with three labeled for the game and two for the same purpose. Judge Sibley noted the practice violated the 18th amendment and sentenced Jackson and Pickens to four months each.
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Atanta
Fanning County
Blue Ridge
Will Johnson
Pickens
Samuel H. Sibley
Jackson
Fulton Tower
Doyle Ends Sherlock Holmes Era
London reports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has announced he will no longer use Sherlock Holmes. He says he is tired of being seen as the creator of the famous detective and seeks recognition for other fiction he has written.
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Doyle
Holmes
London
Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Codan Doyle
Sherlock
Slane Hosiery Mills Tomlinson Guides 11–5 Victory
Slane Hosiery trounces Harriss Covington 11 to 5 as Tomlinson shines on the mound and at the plate. Rutlege leads Harris Covington hitters, while Roper and Fowler pace Slane with strong blows. The Galax game ends 15 to 7 after Slane rallies for 10 runs in the seventh. Brogden earns the win while Caldwell takes the loss in a 2 hour 0 minute doubleheader vibe.
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Tomlinson
Virginia
Slane
Harriss-Covington
Covington Boys
Rutlege
Roper
Fowler
Galax
Brogden
Tomei Govecouc
Eess
D. Stout
Smith
D. Caldwell
Anderson
J. Houck
Hayworth
Finch
Hampton
H. Williams
Matthews
G. Anderson
Lopp
Caldwell G
Lundy
Lepp
O. Caldwell
Smith and Burges
Harriss-Coy
EK Bulla
Cy Shipwash
I Smith
Eee
White
G. Shipwash
Vu Jones
Dobbins
Carroll If
Team
E McDowell
E. Staton
Thomas
Ed Staton
Sorrell
Williams
Samuels
Ooenas Annes
R Harriss-Coy
Rad Slane
Fowler Thomas
Bulla
C. Shipwash
Harriss Cov
Balf McDowell
Ship- Fowler
Wash
Jones and
Jones
National League Matchups Across The Circuit
The National League slate features New York at Chicago, Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and Brooklyn at St. Louis. Strong intercity clashes highlight the schedule with each pairing aiming for key wins.
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National League
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Second Half South Atlantic League games listed
South Atlantic League schedule shows Columbia at Macon and Augusta at Charlotte in the second half standings with no results.
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Columbia
Macon
Augusta
Charlotte
Asheville
Greenville
Risko Set to Clash With Tuffy Griffiths in Chicago
Johnny Risko veteran baker boy from Cleveland meets Tuffy Griffiths in a ten round feature bout at Chicago Stadium on Wednesday night. Risko known for roughing opponents, seeks another upset against leading heavyweights. Also cards include Young Jack Thompson vs Young Corbett in San Francisco and Young Stribling vs Bud Gorman in Newark with Primo Camera vs Jack McAuliffe in South Bend.
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New York
JohnnyRisko
Baker Boy
Cleveland
Johnny
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Chicago Stadium
Risko
San Francisco
Young Jack Thompson
Young Corbett
Fresno
Calif
Young
Bud Gorman
Newark
N. J
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
South Bend
Ind
Winston to Have Four Day Racing Program at Fair
Winston Salem announces a four day racing program during the annual fair with more than 100 fast thoroughbreds entered. The event runs from the start to close of the fair, featuring Carolina racing and spectators expected.
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Winston
Winston-Salem
Carolinas
Baseball Schedule in the American League Today
Today's games in the American League include Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Washington, and Detroit at Philadelphia.
Short-ship circuit meeting at county fair
W. W. Smoak, director of the races, announced a short-ship circuit meeting from October 7 to 10 at the annual fair. Entries are expected to grow as books close the night before the races. Events run under National Trotting Association rules with three heat plan exceptions and include trots and paces for stakes purses and three-year-old divisions.
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W. W. Smoak
National Trotting Association
Just Like Walking on Air Sandals Debut at Virginia Beach
Report notes Sue Good win and Helen Flanagan demonstrate a spring attached sandal near Norfolk Virginia Beach. The device emphasizes exercise from springs and features an overall pajama outfit with locking springs.
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Sue Goodwin
Helen Flanagan
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Russia to Feature Girl on New Bank Notes
Moscow selects Agnas Mossoukh, a poor girl, as the face of Russia’s new bank notes after months of searching. She is praised for a beauty with struggle in her eyes and will appear on the currency.
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Moscow
Russia
Agnas Mossoukh
Southeast League Scores Reported for Tuesday
Tampa 1 Montgomery 0 and Columbus 2 Pensacola 6 mark the only games played in the Southeastern League with Pensacola posting the lopsided win. Columbus and Pensacola traded runs in a low volume slate.
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Tampa
Montgomery
Columbus
Pensacola
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