High Point Beats Henderson in 11 Inning Thriller
Joe Acosta pitched great for High Point, allowing only six hits, as Dan Boone hit two homers to lift the visitors 6 to 5 over Henderson in 11 innings. Conklin earned the win after relieving Acosta. Boggs drove in the decisive run with a ninth inning sacrifice fly.
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Pat Townsend
Conklin
Acosta
Boggs
Bunnies
Rye
O’shea
Diehl
Brown
Lavorsi
Henderson Club
Perritt
Murphy
Davis
Pahlman
High Point
Williams
Bosge
Boone
F & A Mitchell
Ray
Shicaomene Ff
F A
Ford
Ranval
Walters
O Acosta
Coukl
Henderson
E. Cao
Chasansd
QO Rye
BP Wernt
Q’shea
Dieht
Marfield
Townsend
JU Spertit
Asecuwet Bo
Vwzhearn Weveeet
Mitchell
O'Shea
Cardui touted as nerve and appetite restorer in Waterloo report
Mrs. Noble J. Hayes of Waterloo describes marked improvement after a course of Cardus, noting increased weight, energy, color, and sleep. She credits Cardui as a long-established vegetable tonic and plans to recommend it to friends.
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Waterloo
S. C
Cardus
Cardui
National League Batting Leaders Hit Regulars Near .400 Mark
With three weeks gone four regulars and three irregulars are at or above .400 in the batting table. Andy High of St. Louis leads regulars at .434, Bob O Farrell of the Giants is .500 in nine games. Mel Ott tops homers with six and Stepehenson leads with 30 hits. Cubs lead team batting, Pirates poor on both offense and defense.
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New York
Andy High
St. Louis
Bob O'Farrell
Giants
Perce Malone
Chicago
Burleigh Grimes
Pirates
Jesse Haines
Cardinals
Riggs Stephenson
Frank Frisch
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Kiki Cuyler
Melvin Ott
Hack Wilson
Stephenson
Jake Flowers
Brooklyn
Ott
O’doul
Philadelphia
Terry
Hendrick
Hornsby
Friberg
Cubs
Braves
Greensboro Patriots defeat Salisbury Colonials in series opener
Salisbury suffers a 5 to 38 loss as Greensboro builds early leads with Barker and Brummitt homers. Box shows Galloway, Kilpatrick, and Brandone among scorers, while Wilson earns the win over Salisbury.
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Salisbury
Colonials
Patriots
Greensboro
Barker
Brummitt
Gehrig Sharpens Batting Pulse in Week of League Play
Lou Gehrig of the Yankees raised his batting average by 84 points and moved to second in slugging behind Charlie Jamieson of Cleveland. The Tigers led team batting at .819 while Philadelphia slipped to .301. Gehrig topped home runs with seven, Ruth rapidly followed with five, and Detroit led in runs scored with 124 in 21 games.
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Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Charlie Jamieson
Cleveland
Jamieson
Clancy
White Sox
In Blue
St. Louis
Charlie Gehringer
Tiger
Narlesky
Boston
Foxx
Athletics
Hoffman
McManus
Detroit
Hale
George Uhle
Veteres
Uhle
Waite Hoyt
Garland Braxton
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Philadelphia
Ruth
Gehrig
Babe
New York
Gehringer
Heilmann
Fonseca
Averill
Johnson
Grove
Sam Hildreth Leads Jamaica Spring Racing With Eight Winners
In the first two weeks of Jamaica racing this spring, veteran trainer Sam Hildreth sent eight winners, posting the best trainer record for the period.
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Jamaica
Sam Hildreth
Hagen’s Fourth British Open Victory Praised
British golf writers paid tribute to Walter Hagen after his fourth British Open win. Experts hailed his superb nerves and courage, noting how his Ryder Cup defeat failed to shake his calm and confidence.
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London
Gollfing
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Haig
Sporting Life
the Express
Nowise
The
Telegraph
the Times
Schedule of Piedmont and nearby baseball leagues
The card lists upcoming games across multiple leagues. Piedmont matchups include High Point at Henderson Winston-Salem at Durham Greensboro at Salisbury. East Carolina League games feature Goldsboro at Wilmington Fayetteville at Kinston Rocky Mount at Greenville. American League, National League and Southern Association picks include Boston at St. Louis New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia St. Louis at Brooklyn Macon at Augusta Columbia at Charlotte Greenville at Spartanburg Asheville at Knoxville Nashville at Atlanta Little Rock at Mobile Memphis at New Orleans Chattanooga at Birmingham.
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Pledmont
Ll. Pet
Durham Prcocces
Greensboro
Winston-Salem Wee
Henderson Eeeeree
Salisbury Eves
W. L. Pet. Goldsboro
Rocky Mountee
Fayetteville
Greenville
Wilmington
Kinston
W. L. Pet
Greenville Ois
Asheville
Macon Oo
Sidersee Oo LG
Charlotte Cose
Knoxville Eweceeessd
Columbia
Augusta O* Enewees
Spartanburg Aeons
L. Pet
Chicago McOneessd
St. Louis Sie Vaoma
Boston
Ore
Pittsburgh Seer
Cincinnati
Samere
Philadelphia
New York Tiem
Brooklyn
Ww. L. Pet
New York Essenks
St. Louis
Detroit Seuvens de Cleveland
Chicago
Washington Ee
Eevee Es
Rochester
Ate
Baltimore Seen
Toronto Ceuseeen dl
Montreal Semeee
Reading
Newark Seeee
Buiffalo Steer
Jersey City
Eneee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Eeee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Chicago Fights Highlight Night of Boxing Results
In Chicago last night Tony Canzoneri outpointed Andre Routi s in a 10 rounder as Otton Von Porat stopped Jack Demare and Armando Santia gno knocked out Honeyboy Finnegan. Kurt Pren zel halted Joe Jahelka. In New York Kid Kaplan outpointed Bill Wallace and Jack Berg defeated Bruce Flower e.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Andre Routis
France
Otton von Porat
Norway
Jack Demare
Hoboken
N. J
Armando Santiagno
Cuba
Honeyboy Finnegan
Boston
Kurt Prenzel
Germany
Joe Jahelka
Louis Kid Kaplan
Bill Wallace
Cleveland
Jack Berg
England
Bruce Flowere
Baseball scores across several leagues in late results
A roundup of games shows Durham 6 Winston-Salem 5 and Greensboro 5 Salisbury 3 in 11 innings. Other notable results include Augusta 13 Macon 6 and Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 5. Chicago 11 New York 4 and Boston 38 lead big wins.
Sports scores from college games list
North Carolina defeated Virginia 6 to 4. Virginia Polytechnic Institute beat Washington and Lee 7 to 2. Holy Cross won over William and Mary 12 to 3. Indiana edged Depauw 9 to 7.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Virginia Poly
Washington and Lee
Holy Cross
William and Mary
Indiana
Depauw
Baseball Scores From American Association Games
Toledo beat Kansas City 7 to 2 while Milwaukee won 7 to 3 over Columbus. St Paul Indianapolis game was postponed by rain and Louisville Minneapolis also delayed by rain.
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American Association
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbue
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville-Minneapolis
Three-Eye League Scores Roundup and Texas League Totals
In the Three-Eye League, Decatur beat Bloomington 18 to 1, Terre Haute won 7 to 6 over Quincy, Danville topped Evansville 7 to 4, and Springfield defeated Evansville. In the Texas League, Beaumont led 14 to 9 against Dallas, Houston beat Shreveport 8 to 3, and Fort Worth and Wichita Falls drew 8 to 8 with San Antonio 4.
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Decatur
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Quincy
Peoria
Danville
Evansville
Springfield
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Waco
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
International League scores roundup
Newark blank Buffalo 8 to 2. Jersey City trounces Montreal 12 to 2. Baltimore tops Rochester 4 to 3. Toronto and Reading both fail to score in a 2 to 0 Reading defeat.
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Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Reading
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Honorary leadership frat at Davidson taps ten new members
Omicron Delta Kappa at Davidson College selects ten freshmen for the Beavers club 1929 1930 out of 24 nominees. Recipients include John Ashtract Jr Greenwood Miss A J Baker Jacksonville Fla E Z Du Bose Chapel Hill E C Dwelle Jr Charlotte E L Gorham Jr Lake Charles La R W Gorrell Jr Winston Salem W H Ilard Fort Smith Ark John D McConnell Davidson J B Regen Franklin Tenn and R F Norton Rome Ga for显示 leadership shown as freshmen.
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Davidson
N. C
Omicron Delta Kappa
Davidson College
Beavers Club
John Ashtract, Jr
Greenwood
Miss
A. J. Baker
Jacksonville
Fla
E. Z. DuBose
Chapel Hill
E. C. Dwelle Jr
Charlotte
E. L. Gorham, Jr
Lake Charles la
R. W. Gorrell, Jr
Winston-Salem
W. H. Ilard
Fort Smith, Ark
John D. McConnell
J. B. Regen
Franklin, Tenn
R. F. Norton
Rome Ga
Bulls Continue 10 Win Streak In Winston-Salem Excerpt
Summary notes two base hits by Wolfe Whitted and Phelps, three base hits by Taylor Tauby, and a home run by Anderson. Maguire Maltby connected on a double play to finish, with Winston-Salem outhitting Durham 5 to 6 and Moose and Jones combining for 7 strikeouts.
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Neers
Winston-Salem
Wolfe
Whitted
Phelps
Taylor
Tauby
Anderson
Forrest
Maguire
Maltby
Durham
Ballé
Moose
Jones
Strange
Lindley
Whiteman
Time
McCarthy
Bulls
Twins
Bryan
W.salem
Brown
Miller
E Maltby
Moore
Willion
Jones P
Asheville Grabs Sally Leadership In Baseball Showdowns
Asheville seized leadership in the Southern Association by beating New Orleans 4 2 in an exciting exhibition. Atlanta lost 10 2 to Birmingham while Mobile beat Little Rock 4 3 and Chattanooga fell 3 2 to Nashville. Knoxville lost 14 5 to Asheville in the South Atlantic race as Greenville 3 1 defeated Spartanburg. Keyes homered thrice for Asheville.
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Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Nashville
Asheville
Greenville
Knoxville
Greenville Spinners
Spartanburg
Keyes
Packard
O’connell
Charlotte
Columbia
Augusta
Macon Peaches
Columbus
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Montgomery
Selma
Orr Heads Davidson Pan-Hellenic Council
C C Orr Jr of Asheville representing Kappa Sigma will lead the Pan-Hellenic Council for 1929 1930 at Davidson College Davidson N J May 11 Other fraternities names and reps listed including Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Gamma Delta Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Beta Theta Pi Theta Upsilon Omega Phi Delta Theta and Phi Delta Theta with reps from various locales.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon
H. E. Russell
Winder
Phi Gamma Delta
R. M. Christian
Mobile
Ala
Pi Kappa Phi
E. B. Kugler
Washington
Pi Kappa Alpha
J. L. McNair, Jr
Laurinburg
Beta Theta Pi
Robert Gilliam
Gastonia
Theta Upsilon Omega
D. P. Anderson, Jr
Birmingham
Phi Delta Theta
C. H. Goodykoontz
Bluefield
W. Va
Out Of Place Editor Look At Society Scene
In a quoted exchange a society reporter notes the line about a judge described as among the most beautiful girls and explains Bungie is a principal stockholder. The dialogue underscores sensational tone in a life section.
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Judge Horatio Bungie
Bungie
Society Reporter
Life
Cubs Boss Sees Braves Improvement Since 1928
Chicago manager Joe McCarthy says the Boston Braves are greatly improved over last season. He notes the team has shown better form and potential compared to 1928 performances.
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Braves
Joe McCarthy
Boston Braves
Chicago
Yanks Win Eighth Straight As They Beat Tigers 10-5
Yankees extend their streak to eight victories by defeating Detroit 10-5 at Navin Field. Babe Ruth hits his 6th homer and Bob Meusel adds a 3rd as Bill Dickey and George Pipgras spark a late rally. Indians blank Athletics 9-0 elsewhere.
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Tigers
Navin Field
Indians
Athletics
Yanks
Mackien
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Bill Dickey
George Fpipgras
Viv Sorrell
Walter Miller
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Braves Field
Reds
Braves
Maranville
Pirates
Phillies
Cubs
Cardinals
Giants
Robins
John J. McGraw
Bruins
Genewich
Scott
Henry
Judd
Charlie Root
Mike Cvengros
Root
Tar Heels and Cavaliers Meet Final Time In Greensboro
In Greensboro North Carolina the Tar Heels prepare for the third game of the annual series with Virginia at Memorial Stadium. Carolina clinched the second game 6 4 in eight innings as Henry Satterfield sparked the offense against Ellis. Virginia treks Red Marshall for mound duty while Lefty Jim Ball is Carolina’s starter after beating Virginia in Charlottesville.
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Greensboro
N. C
Tar Heels
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Memorial Stadium
Chapel Hill
Henry Satterfield
Ellis
Cavaliers
Charlottesville
Red” Marshall
Virginia
Jim Ball
Carolina
Editors of Duke Journals Elected Duke University
Six students were chosen to lead Duke University publications for 1929 1930 The Chronicle The Archive and The Chanticleer each received editors and managers Homer L Lippard was named Chronicle editor H H Rousseau Chronicle business manager Julian V Connally Archive business manager Gerald M Cronn Archive editor Chisman Haynes Duke yearbook editor and Fred W Anders yearbook business manager The selections came from a large candidate pool reflecting multiple abilities.
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Durham
Duke University
Publications Council
Chronicle
Archive
Chanticleer
Homer L. Lippard
Barnum Springs
North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
H. H. Rousseau
Orangebars
Julian V. Connally
Leaksville
Gerald M. Cronn
Portland
Chisman Haynes
Pine Hall
Fred W. Anders
Gastonia
Duke
Not Fielding So Well With Hornsby on Cubs
National League players say Rogers Hornsby is hitting plenty but not fielding well for the Chicago Cubs. Teammates and rivals note his strong bat despite defensive lapses as the season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Pole cures shoulder pain in High Point woman
A High Point woman reports relief from shoulder pain after treatment by Professor S J Pole. The ad-like notice urges readers to seek his services with a free consultation and offers special pricing through mid May, claiming cures for 25 000 others worldwide.
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Pole
S. J. Pole
Ile
Worth M. LeWallen
High Point
N. C
Polo
Commercial National Bank
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