Open air boxing card opens in Winston with Sharkey victory
Jack Sharkey defeats Jack Delaney in 1:10 of the first round at Madison Square Garden style open air event. promoter Ed Davis to stage a local boxing card tonight at a South Wrenn street arena with main bout Bill Jordan versus Al Collins. twins feature on prelims and a surprise attraction teased.
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Jordan-Collins
New York
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
South Wrenn Street
Trappy) Davis
Bill Jordan
Salisbury
al Collins
Charlotte
Davis
Wrenn Street
Commerce Street
Athletics Gain Ski Straight as Yankees Hold Lead
Athletics after a 4 1 win over the Red Sox ride a six game run with 40 runs on 61 hits and one error. Yankees beat Washington 8 4 to tighten first place as the Browns and Giants also win. Sparky Adams drives in three in Pirates 8 7 win over Cubs. Braves hammer Quakers 13 6 with four homers.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Boston
Athletics
Rube Walberg
Grove
Walberg
Red Sox
Yankees
Senators
Buckeye
Brown
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Cleveland
Blaeholder
Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Tiger
Red Faber
Brooklyn
Giants
Robins
Polo Grounds
Sparky Adams
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Forbes Field
Adams
Boston Braves
Quakers
Philadelphia
Red Irby Replaced as Pointers Center Fielder
Grant For His Position Signed as New Center Fielder. Red Irby, former Durham outfielder, released by Manager Dan Toone. Grant appeared in yesterday's game with one hit in four at bats and no errors in the field.
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Red” Irby
The
Pointers
Dan Toone
Grant
Durham Thas
Unclear Minor League Baseball Box Score Entry
Sacrifices and fielding notes list Reinholz and Smith for Winston-Salem and High Point performances. Errors and innings details show earned runs tied 1-1 with 1:35 game time. Vines and Smith Diamond actions include strikeouts and walks, with multiple double plays and hit by pitch events.
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Smith
Dan Boone
Winston- Salem Twins
Welch Park
Vines
Twins
Boone Brothers
Cleveland
Ford
Williams
Reinholz
Stewart
Roper
McCue
Rye
Tomer
Grant
Wiliams
Hubert
Winston-Schlem
Rre
W. Boone
Huber
Evans
Winston
Paurer
Lae Mernny
Boones
Minnevor
Hauger
Murphy
Winston-Salem
High Point
Boone
Hoper
Tamer
Morgan
Hanna
Tourists Regain SOP as Spartanburg Tops Peaches Twice
Asheville regains first place in the South Atlantic league while Macon drops to second after Spartanburg’s doubleheader wins. Lopez and Lucky homer for Spartanburg, Macon notes a late rally, and other scores include Asheville topping Charlotte 10 to 5 with Cooke homering, Cebula vaulting Columbia past Greenville 3 to 1, and Knoxville defeating Augusta 9 to 3 as Street collects four hits.
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Asheville
Macon
Spartanburg
Peaches
Spartans
South Carolinians
Spencer
Moore
Lopez
Lucky
Bader
Peach
Rausch
Charlotte
Moose
Hornets
McRae
Cooke
Cebula
Columbia
Greenville
Comers
Knoxville
Augusta
Tigers
Street
Smokie
Milner
Salisbury Defeats Durham 12 8 to Extend Lead
Salisbury used three pitchers but held on to beat Durham 12 to 8 as Cowboy Jones and Whitwell homered. Vines of High Point allowed 11 hits to Winston Salem, while Greensboro topped Raleigh 8 4 in a high scoring day of play. Greensboro hosts Raleigh and Winston Salem visits High Point.
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Salisbury
Durham
Colonials
Bulls
Bull Moundsmen
Jones
Whitwell
Vines
High Point
Winston-Salem
Twins
Greensboro
Raleigh
Capitals
Winston- Salem
Pitchers Have Bad Day as Tobacconists Drop Again
Eastern Carolina league pitchers endured a rough day as six clubs combined for 65 runs in three games. Hal Weafer homered in the ninth to spark Wilmington past Rocky Mount 8 6. Greenville used four hurlers in a 10 7 loss to Goldsboro.
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Hal Weafer
Wilmington Pirates
Wilmington
Rocky Mount
Greenville Tobacconists
Goldsboro
Greenville
Jayetteville
Highlanders
Kinston
Fayetteville
Slattery edges Marullo in New Orleans bout
Newark fighter Jimmy Slattery from Buffalo outpointed Tony Marullo of New Orleans in a ten round match marked by sharpboxing and clear decision victory.
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Newark
N. J
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
New York
Tony Marullo
New Orleans
Oak Hill Winner High Point High Over Cloverdale
Oak Hill defeated Cloverdale 7 to 2 on Oak Hill grounds in a well played game. Both pitchers limited hits as Elm and Ray Street divisions claim titles in district play with solid support. High Point High School won 22 to 5 over Guilford High in elimination play with Scott earning the win.
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High Point
Welch Park
Trinity High School
Guilford
Trinity
Candor
Oak Hill
High Point High
Cloverdale
Oak
Elm Street
Johnston
Lawson
Welborn
Fitch
Blair
Jones
A. Welch
Ensley
Wright
Ray Street
Cletus Brown
Gurley
Neal
Clifford Brown
Norman Brown
Harry Welch
Parker
Southern
Wm. Brown
Emma Blair
Grimes Street
Park Street Boys
Emma
Emma Blair School—W. Hinkle
Z. Tetterow
Bennet
Jowers
Kinney
Rickard
Whitley
Bullard
J. Tetterow
Hooper
Dorsett
Martin
Kanerr
Surrett
O’brian
Thompson
Brown
High Point High School
Guilford High School
Scott
Culler
Bryant
Farrell
Shaw
Long
Weekend Piedmont and Carolina League Schedule
Greensboro visits Raleigh and Durham faces Salisbury in Piedmont League play. Winston Salem meets High Point. In the Fast Carolina League Kinston plays Fayetteville, Goldsboro hosts Greenville, and Rocky Mount travels to Wilmington.
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M. Tl
Salisbury Ae
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Durham
Eeoeer
Greensboro
Fayetteville
Rocky
Wilmington
Osenee Goldsboro
Greenville
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
MW Vet
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Eweeneer
St.’ Louis
Piedmont League
Salisbury
High Point
Kinston
Goldsboro
Rocky Mount
Baseball matchups listed by league and city pairs
Schedule of games across American League National League South Atlantic League American Association International League and Southern Association with matchups including Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis Cleveland Washington and others listed by city and league in a single column format
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Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Washington
National League
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Maryland 9 NC State 2 college baseball recap
Maryland defeated North Carolina State 9 to 2 in college baseball. Duke beat Texas UT Virginia 6. December notes show Navy Freeh 31 vs Western Forest Frosh 5.
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Maryland
N. C. State
Duke
UT. Va
Freeh
Making Good As Hurler
Malcolm Mosée a Vanderbilt product is cited as a top Louisville pitcher this season. He recently blanked Kansas City allowing only five hits in a strong outing reflecting his growing impact.
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Malcolm Mosée
Vanderbilt
Louisville
Kansas City
Compton-Challeng e: 72-hole exhibition match set
On May 1 in New York MacDonald Smith acting for Lakeville Golf and Country Club Great Neck Long Island challenged Archie Compston a famed long driver from Britain to a 72 hole exhibition match.
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Compton New York
MacDonald Smith
Lakeville Golf and Country Club
Great Neck
Long Island
Archie Compston
Major League Leaders Include Games Through April 30
National leaders include batting Douthit Cards .429 and runs Frisch Cards 14. Bisonette Robins and Frisch Cards tied with 14 RBIs. Douthit Cards with 26 hits. Browns Braves lead with 7 doubles. L Waner Pirates has 4 triples. Bissonette Robins tie 4 homers. Frisch Cards 35 steals. American leaders feature Kress Browns .511 and Meusel Yanks 26 RBIs. Sewell Indians 26 hits. Meusel Yanks 8 doubles Regan Red Sox 4 triples. Hauser A’s Ruth Yanks 4 homers. McNeely Schang Browns 4 steals.
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Douthit
Frisch
Cards
Bisonette
Robins
Browns
Braves
L. Waner
Pirates
Bissonette
Kress
Manush
Ruthby
Meusel
Yanks
J. Sewell
Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Fights Last Night in New York and Surrounding Cities
Jack Sharker knocked out Jack Delaney in Bridgeport, Conn. Jackie Brady outpointed Samy Vogel in New York. Uladdie Lee and Harry Ebbets drew in a Boston Long Island bout. Germany Heller defeated Cary Carter in Jersey City. Otto von Point knocked out Tiny Roebuck in Kansas City.
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New York
Jack Sharker
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
Jackie Brady
Syracuse
Samy Vogel
Uladdie Lee
Boston
Harry Ebbets
Freeport
Long Island
Germany Heller
Jersey City
Cary Carster
Chicago
Otto von Point
Norway
Tiny Roebuck
Kansas City
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Smith and Vines
Fichers
VUCL
VOUME
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Bob Vines
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
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Winston High School
Hancock
Thomas
Ingram
Hubbard
Brewer
Hart Schaffner & Marx
King Pin
Yozo
Hinkle
Lopp
M. Smith
Finch
Hill
Johnson
Williard
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Kearns
Stone Rf
Hawkins
Hensley
Pierce
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Oy Higgins
Rf Wilson
Stuart
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Robinson
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Cael
Amberican Association
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
International Leagle
Rochester
Reading
Toronto
Baltimore
Montreal
Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Major League
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General Motors
Clinard Electric Co
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