High Point Beats Winston-Salem Team In Pennant Chase Win
High Point strengthens its pennant lead with a 4 to 2 victory over Winston-Salem as Eldridge rivals Islington in a pitchers duel. Emington keeps the visitors scoreless from the third to the eighth while High Point bats in the second, third, eighth, and ninth innings. Mirasher led the visitors with three hits in three trips, including a triple, driving in two runs.
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Rube Hildridge Dominates In Pro Baseball Feats
Rube Hildridge, famed as an iron man, defeated Lefty Ellington, a Winston Salem pitcher starting his pro career, proving his claim of continued vitality after Tyrus Cobb's era. North Carolina sports writers celebrate his enduring fitness and success.
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SoAMPY THRASHER Baseball Report Fragment
A garbled note references SoAMPY THRASHER and attempts to describe bat hitting and safeties. It notes yesterday as a perfect day for rashes and mentions trips to the plates with unclear credits. The readable content is fragmented and does not specify a clear event or outcome.
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Raleigh Capitals Open Series With High Point At Welch Park
Duke Buncan and the Raleigh Capitals arrive before noon for a Welch Park tilt with High Point in the opening game of a two game set. Dunton, in his second year as manager, aims to lift the Capitals from last place toward the top of the standings before season’s end.
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Grimm extends streak with 21st consecutive game hit
Baseball notes show Charley Grimm of Pittsburgh collecting a hit in his 21st straight game as major and minor leaguers face records for longevity. Wallas Johnson of Washington pitched another scoreless innings stretch. Sisler faces health trouble while joining the season’s hitting chatter.
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Pointers Close to Top After Victory Over Winston-Salem
The Pointer team, bolstered by strong hitting, beat Winston-Salem yesterday to extend their lead in the standings. High Point widened its margin, making a late first-half surge likely to foil pursuers.
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Carolina's Prowess Upheld in Amateur Golf Match
A garbled report notes Carolina's strength in the annual amateur event at Pinchuest where the Old North State team pressed hard but failed to overcome Carolina's lead.
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Caroliniins
Pinchuest
Buke Duncan Protest Marks Piedmont League Debut
Buke Duncan filed the first protest of the season in the Piedmont league after Raleigh defeated by Raleigh Capitals and Bulls clash. Raleigh manager disputed umpire Ferguson’s block call prompting a formal review by league president Bramham to determine the ruling.
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Syracuse triumphs in ten innings over Jersey City 2 to 1
Rain causes several games to be postponed while the Southern association standings show Little Rock edging Birmingham 11 to 1, Memphis 7, Mobile 2, and Chicago notched 6 in a scattered schedule.
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Baseball scoring questions from a historic umpiring guide
A reader asks when a pitched ball contacting the bat counts as a hit and how baserunning advances are scored. The guide replies that any ball hit by the bat remains in play, with specifics on crouching, the moment of hit, pursuing third base, forced outs, and scoring a triple nullified by certain outs. It also notes that a base runner cannot be put out by the ball if the runner breaks the base in certain forced plays.
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Jane
Bastman
Niles
Results Yesterday Across Southern Circuits and Cities
Yesterday’s results show Piedmont Creonshoro 2 and Danville 6 with Winston-Salem 7 and High Point 4. Raleigh 23 Durham. New York 1 and Chicago 1. Brooklyn 6. Pittsburgh 8. St. Louis 11. Cleveland 22. New York 3.7. Detroit 2 and Washington. Chicago-Paterson on wet grounds. St. Louis-Philadelphia cold. South Atlantic with Greenville 4 and Charleston 7. Columbia 1. Augusta 6. Spartanburg 1. Charlotte 7 in 10 innings. Virginia Richmond and Portsmouth 49. other rain delays. American Association games postponed due to cold.
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Philadelphia
Games Today Across Several Cities
Piedmont at Greensboro Danville hosts Raleigh at High Point Winston-Salem visits Durham A American Philadelphia plays St Louis Boston meets Chicago Washington faces Detroit New York battles Cleveland Natoma St Louis versus Philadelphia Pittsburgh hosts Brooklyn Chileapo versus New York Cincinnati visits Boston
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Danville States Rally And Beats the Patriots
Danville rallied in the eighth inning to triumph over Greensboro, 6 to 4, at Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Lankeau started for Greensboro and held Danville until the eighth, when the Tobacconists mounted a comeback and battered the bullpen. O Quinn relieved, with Waris pitching for Greensboro in the late frames.
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Tar Heel golfers sweep field in Carolina tournaments
Tar Heel golfers nearly swept the field in the qualifying round of the Carolina Self association and the Women's Sarahina Golf association events held yesterday. North Carolina entrants dominated the field with diverse clubs from Charlotte Pinehurst Raleigh Aberdeen and Tarborough. Dorothy Dolger of Charlotte led the women with 72 while Mary Jordan and Myra J F Westing of Pinehurst tied for fourth with 84 each. In the professionals tournament south Carolina golfer Hyatt medalist at 76 with Goebel of Charlotte and Andress of Winston-Salem tied for second at 77.
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McGraw Plans to Develop Young Pitchers
McGraw outlines a program to nurture a new generation of pitchers for the New York Giants. He intends to give promising rookies work in relief roles to sharpen their skills, as the team seeks depth and future strength.
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Perseverance Pays Off for Big Bill Van Orden
ANN ARBOR Mich May 99 Perseverance pays off for Michigan track star Big Bill Van Orden. Once overlooked as a shot putter he trained hard and refined his technique. Now he dominates the Western Conference and is favored to win the Big Ten shot put, with a best past 44 feet and outdoors potential. He battled early setbacks, but his grit earned him top status and a likely five point contribution for Michigan.
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Memorial Day clash tops Lumberton Legion Day program
Lumberton hosts American Legion Day on Memorial Day with a major baseball event pitting UNC freshmen against North Carolina State in the afternoon. The series this season split two games, both won by NC State, as Tar Heel hopes center on a reserve squad to rebound. Local planning touts the day as a standout in the town’s history amid a tight schedule and sizable attendance expectations.
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Argentine Heavyweight Eyes Dempsey Crown
Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo seeks the title from Jack Dempsey. He trains for a bout with Detroit’s Jack McAuliffe as a tuneup before Willard Johnson at the Yankee Stadium. Firpo, taller and heavier, is favored yet his team expects a tough fight. he has improved boxing, defense, and footwork since knocking out Brenan.
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Intercollegiate Golfers Open Southern Tourney at Knoxville
At Cherokee Country Club Knoxville May 8 1930 Tennessee hosts first annual southern intercollegiate golf tournament with teams from Georgia Tech Georgia Alabama Sewanee Tulane and others. 36 hole medal play determines champion team and individual medalist with match play to follow Friday finals.
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Weather Chaos Delays Major League Games and Giants Lead
May 29 report says April weather slowed major league play with rain and cold. New York Fawkens edged Cleveland 7 2 to gain 1 game on Detroit, while Detroit fell after a 8 2 loss to Washington. St Louis beat Philadelphia 11 3 with Hornsby injuring his knee. Cincinnati won 7 6 over Boston. Pirates beat Brooklyn 8 5 as Grimm homered for Pittsburgh. Giants beat Chicago 4 1 to stay ahead in the National League race.
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Raleigh baseball game ends with late rally in second
The Capitals led by one after two innings but Raleigh rallied in the second, piling up runs to secure a win. Rodgers settled in on the mound, delivering key batters and quieting the opposition after the early damage. Final score details are incomplete in the report.
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