Louisiana Wins Southern Track Meet Title Again
Legion Field, Birmingham, May 18. Louisiana State University captured its second consecutive Southern Conference track and field championship with 35 points. North Carolina followed with 32 3 5 points and Auburn with 28 1 5. The meet saw limited record breaking, with Tulane’s Ocelkire topping the shot put as the lone mark.
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Legion Field
Birmingham
Ala
Louisiana State University
North Carolina
Auburn
Konjola touted as miracle cure prompts High Point appeal
The ad cites numerous endorsements for Konjola from patients like David J. McDonald of Tryon Street High Point praising relief from chronic ailments. It advertises the Konjola Man at Main Drug Store 105 South Main Street High Point and urges hopeful readers to seek trials and testimonials as proof of the medicine’s claims.
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South Main Street
High Point
Konjola
David J. McDonald
Tryon Street
Ady
Turnesa Triumphs In Yorkshire Evening News Match
Joe Turnesa, American pro, wins the thousand guineas tournament by defeating Herbert Jolly at the 37th hole in Moortown England. Turnesa leads with a late rally from Dormie three, finishing with an eagle at the extra hole to seal the victory.
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Moortown
Eng
United States
Joe Turnesa
New York
Yorkshire Evening News
Turnesa
Herbert Jolly
Dormie
Joe
Jolly
Henderson Splits With Greensboro In Doubleheader
In a pair of games Henderson and Greensboro split. Townsend earned the win for Henderson with 1 2/3 innings, while Smith and Hearn appeared for Greensboro. Key hits included Brummitt and Parrish with home runs for Greensboro and Perritt for Henderson.
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Potala
Greensboro
Henderson
Cook
Baker
Harrill
Perritt
Brummitt
Young
Kilpatrick
Pahlman
Oshea
Lauorsi
Parrish
Smith
Lavorsi
Cox
Hearn
Joyner
Jayner
Les Young
Ing
China Trick
Brandon
Morgan and
Kopshaw
Brimmit
Boxer
Bare
Pte
Henderson Ab Rhore Pahiman
Tfs
Cee
Ecaeae
Asiit
Ff Oshea
Murphy
O Joyner
Baries
Diehl
Patriots
Greensboro Abrhoac
Crews
Lanoisi
Ef Tee
Craft
Boerner i
Townsend P
Too Much Appetite Sunk Ancient Giant Owls
In a National Museum note by Gerrit Miller Jr. the giant Haitian owls are said to have overfed on large rodents, exhausting their food supply and driving the species to extinction. Buried cave floors reveal bones of owls alongside extinct rodents, while smaller owls remain as survivors.
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Washington
Gerrit 5
Miller, Jr
National Museum
Pointers Narrowly Survive Week End With Twins
In a pitching heavy week the Pointers avoid a big fall, defeating the Twins 5 4 after a 15 1 drubbing. Manager Boone reshuffles the lineup as Ford and Jones suffer injuries, with Walters Williams and others shifting positions. Conklin dominates the Twins, while Acosta struggles against them. Jonnie Jones shines at bat for Charlotte park in the two games.
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Twins
Bulls
Patriots
Jonnie Jones
Twin City
Jones
Charlotte Park
Collins Globe Parlor Furniture Wins 6 4 Over Yarnmen
Collins Globe Parlor hurler limited the High Point Yarn team to one hit as Furniture Makers won 6 4. Ingram and Hendricks led at bat and Brogdon made a sensational fielding catch in the afternoon matchup.
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Collins
Globe Parlor
Highland Defeats Adams-Millis On Rough Day
Rain shortened a loosely played game between Adams-Millis and Highland with Highland leading 9-5 after eight innings. Dennis powered eight runs in the first inning before McGhee steadied the defense and halted Highland’s offense.
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Adams-Millis
Highland
Highlanders
Dennis
McGhee
Salisbury Takes Scotch Foursome Two From Bulls
Salisbury won both ends of a double bill at the Country Club defeating Durham 4 to 0 in the first game and 6 to 2 in the nightcap. Mrs P W Smith and T J Gold captured the low net in the Scotch Foursome medal play with 98-35-65. other results listed with multiple couples and scores. Beginning Monday through May 25, President's Cup qualifying rounds start with trophies and medals for winners.
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Salisbury
Mrs. Smit
Thomas Gold
Durham
Durham-Salisbury
Hainee
Prom
Whitted
Wot
Yeferent
Itwee
Lindsey
Strange
Gallagner
Wee Cato
Sean Ee
Caviness
Phelps
Ufema
Tanby
Branch
Jones
Gallagher
Omalley
Haddot
Colonials
Williamson
Beck
Brannon
P. W. Smith
T. J. Gold
C. M. Waynick
R. H. Wheeler
D. C MacRae
H. L. Shuey
Alex Rankin, Jr
A. M. Rankin, Jr
S. §. Saunders
CC. C. Prince
T. V. Rochelle
J. W. Redding
J. S&s. Welborn
A. A. Lindsay
Desk Makers Beat Amos Sock Makers In Fast Game
The Myrtle Desk baseball team defeated the Amos Sock Makers by a 5 1 score. Sorrell pitched for the Sock Makers and Ellison worked the mound for the Desk Makers. The Sock Makers lone run came in the sixth inning as the Desk Makers posted two in the first, one in the second and two in the final frame.
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Myrtle Desk
Amos Sock Makers
Sorrell
Sock Makers
Ellison
Desk Makers
Hillcrest Tops Tomlinson 8 2 in Rain Shortened Tilt
Smoky Joe Holland pitched Hillcrest Mill to an 8 2 victory over Tomlinson Chairmakers at the league park yesterday afternoon. Rain halted the game in the eighth inning.
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Smoky Joe Holland
Hillcrest Mill
Tomlinson Chairmakers
League Park
Shelton Tightens In Pinches To Win For Stehli Silk Mill
Shelton Stehli Silk Mill pitcher was invincible in the pinches yesterday afternoon and his team won 9 to 5 over Slane Hosiery Mill. Bowman Stehli right fielder starred in the fielding.
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Shelton
Stehli Silk Mill
Bowman
Stehli
Yale Crew Triumphs in Carnegie Cup Race
Yale varsity eight defeats Cornell by one length and Princeton by three in the two mile Carnegie cup rowing regatta on Lake Cayuga.
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Yale
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Princeton
Lake Cayuga
Physical culture expert to play tennis at club
An nette Kellerman the internationally famed perfect woman will face a top city racquetist in a 5 pm Tuesday tennis match at the local country club. Kellerman, a class A player, trains daily with a weighted racket to maintain her skill.
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Anette Kellerman
Annette Kellerman
Miss Kellerman
Helen Wills
Giants and Braves Split Double Bill in Charlotte and Macon
In Charlotte and Macon, the doubleheader ended even as the Peaches edged Brown 6 to 4 to take the opener while the Hormets beat Mose 6 to 4 in the nightcap. In Spartanburg, the Tourists won the night cap 3 to 2 after a 12 to 8 first game loss to Asheville. Columbia beat Augusta 11 to 0 in the day game but Augusta reversed to win 11 to 3 in the night cap.
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Charlotte
N. C
Macon
Peaches
Brown
Hormets
Mose
Watts
Moore
Richardson
Corley
Macohi
Moss and
Simmons
McPhaul
Wical and Baker
Spartanburg
S. C
Asheville
Spartans
Baylin
Smythe
Kennedy
Zientara
Ellie
Knox
Allan and
Outen
Hunter
Brannon
Ellis and
Columbia
US. C
Columbiea
Twin Hill
Augusta
Tygers
Gribble
Lehriner
Chagnon
O'Connell
Pennsylvania Crew Edges Navy and Harvard in Close Severn Finish
Pennsylvania's varsity crew defeated Navy and Harvard in Annapolis MD in the closest Severn finish. The Navy shell was nosed out by two feet with a time of 11 minutes 4 seconds after a full two mile race.
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Pavelon
Anderson
Sodgy
Burnett
Bale
Vanderbilt
Mise A
Brown
Gay
N. C
Grant W & L
Coffee
Georgia Tech
Beard
Millett
Neiman
Kyzar
Tulane
H. Whatley
J. Whatley
Massey
Maker
Alabama
Auburn
Augurn Kwannee
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Navy
Harvard
Severn
South Atlantic League standings flash from OCR
Columbia 11 8, Augusta 0 6, Spartanburg 8 2, Asheville 7 3, Charlotte 4 5, Macon 6 4, Greenville 11 3, Knoxville 4 1.
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Augusta
Spartanburg
Asheville
Charlotte
Macon
Greenville
Knoxville
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Manhattan
Wilson Bros
Cannon-Fetzer Company
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Brooklyn
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