Pointers, Pats Rally Behind Home Run Hits In High-Scoring Win
Johnny Kane sparked Greensboro as the Pats and Pointers combined for 26 hits in a 15 to 11 win. Suggs Caldwell and Jay Smith led with power while Caldwell and Kilpatrick starred defensively as Greensboro takes the opener in the series at Memorial Stadium.
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Sunny Jim kept from Cardinals lineup as Collins shines
Baseball notes cover Jim Bottomley's return and slim chances of reclaiming first base with Jimmy Collins holding the post. Pepper Martin earns regular outfield time while Collins drives in a key run against the Giants. Other league updates include Robins, Cubs, Phillies, Pirates results and a High Point fan letter critiquing management decisions.
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Cardinals
Florida and Dixie Hope for Aid at AAU Track Carnival
Florida State athletes led by Hall of Precida and Munger head to Lincoln Nebraska for the National AAU track carnival on July 2. NC sprint star Charlie Farmer returns from an injury to run the 100 and 220 yards. Mississippi Louisiana Tulane Loyola New Orleans and other schools send seven athletes. Immigration officials report rising attempts to smuggle aliens from Mexico.
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Munger
Chariie Farmer
University of North Carolina
Farmer
Mississippi
Louisiana
Don Zimmerman
Johnny Oelkers
Tulane University
Loyola of New Orleans
Emmett Toppino
Burgeotsa
Jack Burnett
University of Mississippi
Johnny Morriss
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
State
Mexico
Home Run Leaders by Teams in Yesterday's Games
Yesterday’s box shows players with homers across teams including Klein with the Phillies Ruth with the Yankees Foxx with the Athletics Myer with the Senators Cronin with the Senators Verger with the Giants Johnson with the Tigers Frederick with the Robins Phillips with the Pirates Biesonette with the Robin club.
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Sluggers Rally Past Ramblers 10-9 In Tight Nine
The Sluggers edged the Ramblers 10 to 9 after breaking a 9-9 tie in the first of the ninth. Welch led the Sluggers with a triple and two singles, while Kivett homered and doubled for the Ramblers. Sappenfield pitched well but costly errors favored the Sluggers in a hard fought game.
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Lock'em Outa Sight Dan Running Club Under Fire
Debate centers on whether Dan Boone as manager should let club officials control team decisions. Authors argue officials overstep by directing firing hiring and game strategy including sacrifices shifts, pitching changes, hit and run, and steals.
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Dan Boone
San Antonio Military Review Suspends Publication Following Statute
The San Antonio Military Review, an army post paper since 1925, stops publication in line with a new congressional statute.
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President's Cup Winner L. R. Hunt Triumphs at High Point Club
L. R. Hunt won 8 and 2 over Howard Marsh in the finals of the President's Cup tournament at High Point Country Club last week. He is pictured after the match holding the cup.
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Howard Marsh
High Point Country Club
On Field Leadership of the Pointers Players Not Believed
The passage questions who truly thinks for the Pointers on the field. It argues that Uncle Charlie Mrs Sensenbach and Elmer do not provide the strategic decisions. The text implies a call to reveal who guides the team from behind the scenes.
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Elmer
Gentlemen on High Point Baseball Club Praised
The writer notes behind the curtain claims some players are gentlemen and deserving of trust. They laud the High Point baseball club as a clean, well-behaved group, not literally in formal attire but in character and conduct.
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High Point
Enterprise
Dan Boone
Fand
Piedmont
High Point Baseball Club
Gentlemanly conduct and winning ways in baseball
The speaker argues that success matters more than courtesy, noting John McGraw would not tolerate gentleness on a winning team. He cites Charlotte and Raleigh players as examples who, while unruly, win games, implying results trump manners in baseball.
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John McGraw
Charlotte
Raleigh
Fans rally for winning ball club amid scattered hints
City fans surge support for a victorious ball club as out of town followers of the Pointers react to Misa Lambe's letter in this column, which drew hearty approval from Burlington readers.
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Misa Lambe
Burlington
Pointers owners dismiss fan opinion on bleachers decline
The owners say fan disapproval has grown since the season began and predict empty bleachers for High Point unless drastic changes are made soon.
Club Owners Face Question Over Finishing Budget
The remark that owners have enough funds to finish the season is met with skepticism. The editorial notes that saying so and actually delivering may become two very different things, implying upcoming scrutiny of finances and attendance.
Jacobs Defeats Nut hail to Reach Wimbledon Semi Finals
Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California defeated Betty Nuthall of England in straight sets 6 2 6 3 at Wimbledon advancing to the semifinals of the women's singles.
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Betty Nuthall
Wimbledon Stadium
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