Pointers Rally to Beat Asheville in 13th Inning
In a tight contest, Chervinko hits safely in the 13th and scores on Takach’s single after a two-base hit by Chervinko. Takach's clutch single brings in the tying run in the ninth, then the Pointers push across the decisive run in the 13th for a 4 3 win over Asheville. Roy Appleton and Takach held Asheville to seven and four hits respectively, while Sharpe pitched strong for Asheville despite the loss. The Pointers and Asheville meet again today at 2:30.
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Roy Appleton
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Foxx Tops American League Batting Race in Week Three
Jimmy Foxx, Philadelphia first baseman, led the AL batting race in week three with 26 hits in 61 at bats for a .410 average. Carl Reynolds moved to second at .398, Babe Ruth slipped to .327, and other leaders included Appling, Gehrig, and Cronin. Pitching notes highlighted Ferrell with five straight wins and Weaver with four wins, while Lefty Grove posted two wins and three losses.
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Jimmy Foxx
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
G. Walker
Detroit
Carl Reynolds
Washington
Babe Ruth
Appling
Dickey
New York
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High Point Aces Greensboro Meet In Track Clash
High Point tops Greensboro in the annual Civitan track meet at Greensboro Memorial Stadium with 45 points and multiple records. Charlotte and Oxford Orphanage also score, while High Point junior high wins the relay as many records fall across events including mile, 120 yard high hurdles, and pole vault.
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Salisbury
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Nationals Batting Race Led by Grits and Whitney
Hughey Crits of the Giants tops the batting list at .400 with Pinkney Whitney of the Phillies second at .397 as the national league season enters its fourth week. Les Mallon, George Watkins, and other leaders fill the top ten, while Waner and Klein share multiple slugging honors and Whitney leads with 29 hits. Giants hold a .288 team average as undefeated pitchers tally wins, with Warneke leading Chicago and Root and Betts close behind.
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New York
Hughey Crits
New York Giants
Arthur “Pinkey
Whitney
Philadelphia
Crits
Les Mallon
George Watkins
St. Louis
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Worthington
Boston
Terry
Klein
Herman
Cincinnati
Grantham
Bill Terry
Chuck Klein
Gus Suhr
Waner
Suhr
Jim Collins
Cardinals
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Watkins
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Brooklyn
Stephenson
Chicago
Vaughn
Frisch
Phillies
Aves
Lonnie Warneke
Cub Moundsman
Charley Root
Walter “Huck” Betts
Boston Braves
Three Carolina Stars In Action Today Caer
Captain Cecil Longest will lead the Carolina baseball team in the Memorial Stadium classic with Virginia in Greensboro this afternoon at 3 o clock. Virginia brings its strongest team since 1924 with ten wins and one loss, but Tar Heel backers expect Longest to turn them back.
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Caer
Cecil Longest
Carolina
Virginia
Greensboro
Pirates Lose Another Meine Loss Bemoaned
Pirates suffer another setback as Heine Meine’s absence from Pittsburgh contracts and suspension hurts the club. Manager Gibson relies on few dependable arms while the offense stalls. Waner and Suller hit above .300 but team pitching leaks runs in nine straight games.
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Pirates
George Gibson
Steve Swetonic
Derby Day At Churchill Downs Captures Kentucky Thrill
Louisville crowds estimated 25 000 to 40 000 for Kentucky Derby action at Churchill Downs. Tick On as favorite with 2 to 1 odds faces strong threats from Burgoo King and Whitney entry as jockeys Ensor and Sande ride top contenders. Post time 5 45 p m CST with a thrilling race anticipated.
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America
Louis G. Kaufmann
Gallant Fox
Churchill Downs
E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
Burgoo King
Joe
Bradley
John Hay Whitney
New York
Buddy Ensor
Earl Sande
Whitney
Ensor
Stepenfetchit
Sande
Major League Batting and Hitting Leaders From the Season
The report lists leaders across MLB with teams and leaders in batting average runs and RBIs. Notable names include Whitney and Critz leading batting averages for Phillies and Giants, Klein and Whit ney leading runs, and Terry and Herman among top RBIs, with Foxx and Ruth among home run leaders.
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Phillies
Critz
Giants
Klein
P. Waner
Pirates
Collins
Cardinals
Terry
Herman
Reds
Stephenson
Cubs
Suhr
Vaughan
Herman and Heath
Frisch
Foxx
Athletics
Reynolds
Senators
Vosmik
Porter
Indians
Averill
Gehringer
Tigers
Johnson
Goslin
Browns
Oliver
Red Sox
Myer
Dixon Leaves Davis Cup Captaincy for Business
Fitz Eugene Dixon forgoes his role as United States Davis cup team captain due to business pressures. He will still coach the netmen in the Mexico matches May 13 to 15 in New Orleans and the Australia ties May 27 to 30 at the Philadelphia Country Club, with Vernon Prentice of New York likely to lead if Dixon cannot travel.
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Fitz Eugene Dixon
Public Ledger
United States
Philadelphia Sportsman
Mexico
New Orleans
Australia
Philadelphia Country Club
Vernon Prentice
New York
Dixon
Piedmont League Results Standings Fresh
Yesterday scores and standings for the Piedmont League. Greensboro and Durham hosted games while Asheville and Winston faced Charlotte at multiple sites. Today schedule shows teams playing at Durham and other venues as the league resumes action.
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Greensboro
Durham
Asheville
They 7 Today Delayed Listings Across Cities
The fragment lists multiple cities including New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with broken segments suggesting a schedule or event across these locations. The readable items imply a regional series or column noting occurrences in each city.
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New York
St. Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ptelphia
Pletburgh
Short sports card fragment with scattered city matchups
OCR garble lists games including Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Little Rock Knoxville Memphis Chattanooga New Orleans and Birmingham Nashville matchups with unclear dates and venues.
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Atlanta
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New Orleans
Buffalo Defeats Baltimore in High-Scoring Tilt
Buffalo won 9 to 8 over Baltimore in a tight game. Rochester Jersey Lite provided standout moments as the defense pressured early and late. Montreal 3 Newark Torono appears as a separate score reference.
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Baltimore
Rochester Jersey
Montreal
Newark-Torono
Newark
Rochester
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Baltimore City
Cothran Meets Lawson For Carolinas Golf Title
Jane Cothran of Greenville South Carolina faces Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill North Carolina in the final of the women’s Carolinas golf championship at Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro May 7. Cothran reached the final without losing a hole defeating Helen Waring while Lawson beat Deane Van Landingham 4 and 3 in the semi finals.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S. C
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Carolinas
Miss Cothran
Helen Waring
Miss Lawson
Deane van Landingham
Metcalfe Ties World Record in 100 Yard Dash at Milwaukee Meet
Ralph Metcalfe, a Negro sophomore at Marquette University, ran the 100 yard dash in 9.5 seconds in a floodlit meet against the University of Wisconsin, tying the world record time for the second time within a week at Milwaukee.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
University of Wisconsin
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