Piedmont League keeps Hornets in race as admission cuts made
At Durham on May 5, Felix Hayman and Bud Moore pledged to keep the Hornets in the Piedmont League amid a Charlotte threat to withdraw. League officials reduced general admission for men from 50 to 35 cents, a move that pleased Charlotte executives. The exact cause of the Charlotte dispute remained undisclosed, though it involved the two owners rather than finances or team performance.
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N. C
Piedmont League
Charlotte
Felix Hayman
Bud Moore
Hornets
Moore
Hayman
Stars Shine In Eight to Seven Tigers Victory
John Stone homered in the seventh to lift the Tigers past Chicago 8 to 7. Flint Rhein and Gus Mancuso combined for a shutout victory over the Reds. Huck Betts pitched his third straight win as the Braves shut out the Phillies. Worthington drove in all three Boston runs with a homer and two singles. Lonnie Warnecke and the Cubs beat the Pirates 4 to 1 with six scattered hits.
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Flint Rhein
Gus Mancuso
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Huck Betts
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Virginia Capt. Sippley Leads Cavaliers On Diamond
Virginia Captain Frank Sippley has tallied 20 hits in 46 at bats for 20 bases, including six doubles and a triple. He has scored 13 runs and leads the Cavaliers with 10 stolen bases while eyeing a return to football as a signal caller after missing last fall with a cracked shin.
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Virginia
Frank Sippley
Sippley
Cavaliers
Wrestling Results From Hot Springs And Chattanooga
In Hot Springs George Craig 175 Tulsa defeated George Legoski 178. Harry Caddell 195 Kansas City defeated Jean Dupree 195 Hamilton Ontario. Speedy Kaufman 180 Columbus Ohio agreed to throw Speedy Mack 160 Seminole Oklahoma twice in 20 minutes but failed. In Chattanooga Ed Strangler 235 threw George Hill 225 in straight falls, 32 minutes and 5:10. Blue Sun Jennings and Marshall Blackstock drew with Kennings winning the first fall 23% minutes and Blackstock the second 11:10.
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George Craig
Tulsa
Okla
George Legoski
Harry Caddell
Kansas City
Jean Dupree
Hamilton
Ont
Speedy Kaufman
Columbus Ohio
Speedy Mack
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Strangler
George Hill
Blue Sun Jennings
Marshall Blackstock
Kennings
Blackstock
Twins Broaden Lead With 22 Hits in Piedmont Action
Winston-Salem built a two game lead as hitters spread success across three fronts. Sigman Durham led a 5 for 6 day with two homers and five runs as leaders pushed the league batting average to .288. Several others hit .500 in limited at bats while Raleigh and Durham pitchers struggled at times.
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Officials Struggle to Trim Olympic Ring Hopefuls at NY Boxing Meet
The 45th AAU boxing championships at Madison Square Garden narrowed a large field of 150 contenders aiming for national titles and Olympic spots. Officials operated two rings into the night to cull the entrants, with 32 survivors advancing to semi finals and finals as Eddie Flynn narrowly defended his title amid knockdowns and erratic action.
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Amateur Athletics Union
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Gardens
Eddie Flynn
New Orleans
Nate Crystal
Flynn
Quarter finals begin at Sedgefield in Carolina Golf
At Sedgefield Greensboro May 5 quarter final matches start in the Women's Carolina Golf Tournament. Defending champion Mrs. W H Willard of Charlotte meets Miss Helen Waring of Pinehurst. Medalist Jane Cothran of Greenville paired with Miss Margaret Jarboe of Greensboro. Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill faces Mrs Bernard Cone Greensboro. Mrs Kent T Brown of Chapel Hill meets Miss Deane Van Landingham of Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Helen Waring
Pinehurst
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Margaret Jarboe
Greensboro
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
Bernard Cone
Kent T. Brown
Deane van Landingham
High school games listed for today across North Carolina
A sports brief lists matchups set for today including Raleigh at Durham, High Point at Winston-Salem, Greensboro at Winston and Wilmington at Greensboro as part of a regional high school schedule.
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Wilmington
Raleigh
Durham
High Point
Winston
Results Yesterday and Today from Regional Games
Reading beat Montreal 4 to 8 yesterday. Newark Toronto and Jersey City split results with Rochester 9. Baltimore defeated Buffalo 10 to 6. Today Jersey City faces Newark. Baltimore plays Buffalo. Montreal hosts ding in city.
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Newark-Toronto
Pompenet
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey Ct
Newark
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Standings
Results yesterday show Cleveland 8 over Cultenette, Detroit 8 at Chicago 7, St. Louis 3 at Boston. Only two games were played and two games ruled.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Cultenette
Results and tonight's games across major leagues
Results show ten games reported with varied scores including Pittsburgh 6 and Chicago 4. Three games are on the slate with New York at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Boston at Cincinnati and others noted for today.
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St. Chicago
Pittsburgh
Mig
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
cMenre
Philadelphia
Teburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Chattanooga Beats Birmingham As Memphis Tops Nashville
Chattanooga defeats Birmingham 10 to 5 while Memphis wins 15 to 2 over Nashville. Atlanta cruises 2 to 4 over New Orleans as Knoxville edges Little Rock and Nashville loses to Birmingham. Chattanooga meets New Orleans in upcoming play with Knoxville facing Memphis.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmincham
Chatnooga
Ashville
Enue
Panka Knocks Out Powell in Youngstown Bout
George Panka from Pittsburgh knocks out Tiny Powell of Akron in Youngstown. Today features Emma Blair at Oak Hill and Grimes Street at Raw Street.
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Youngstown
George Panka
Pittsburgh
Tiny Powell
Akron
Games Today
Emma Blair
Oak Hill
Grimes Street
Raw Street
Braves Tour West to Face Four Strong NL Teams
The Boston Braves open a two week swing through the West after routing Philadelphia 3 to 0. Huck Betts earned his third straight win as Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, Brooklyn, and New York head west to clash with the Braves.
Grimes Street Beats Ray Street in High Scoring Game
The Grimes street baseball team defeated Ray Street 26 to 16 on Grimes street diamond. The game featured heavy hitting but poor fielding with Ray Street committing 13 errors and Grimes overdoing errors themselves.
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Grimes Street
Ray Street
High Point Falls to Twins in Lopsided 7-1 Loss
Winston-Salem defeated High Point 7 to 1 as Reggie Mapp pitched for the Twins and held the Pointers to seven hits. Takach lasted 2 1/3 innings before Benson relieved him, while Biggerstaff’s fifth inning double produced the lone High Point run.
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Winston-Salem
Takach
Bridgeport
Benson
Harry Wilke
Orr
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