Pointers Lose Queer Game To Patriots In Protest
In a game at Willis Park the Pointers fell 8 to 7 to the Patriots amid a protest over a seventh inning fluke home run by NADY CATES JR. Umpiring changes followed an injury to umpire Beck and a base mix up involving Sanders and Jordan as Sanders’ run was ruled valid.
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Pointer Club
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High Point
Greensboro
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Hobbs
Sally Barnes
Rube Crews
High Point Club
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Boone
Agate
Thoese
Box Score: Greensboro Eagles Triumph in Ninth Inning Thriller
The Greensboro box score shows a 8-7 win over High Point as Jordan hits a game winning four base homer in the ninth. Boone and Brandon contribute homers and Parrish drives in multiple runs. Morton and White split pitching duties with 8 strikeouts total.
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Pitchers Worrying Chicago Manager
Chicago May 22 AP The conduct of Chicago Cubs pitchers worries Manager Joe McCarthy as June 13 cuts loom. Five regulars Malone Bush Carlson Blake Root likely to remain with only Carlson and Root posting winning percentages. recruits with uniforms include Teachout Shealey McAfee Warneke Moss Osborn and Nelson.
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Chicago Cub
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Hal Carlson
Sheriff Blake
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Bill McAfee
Lonwarneke
Malcolm Moss
Bob Osborn
Lynn Nelson
Patriots Hit Home Run Spree In Slow-Mounting Win
The article notes a skybrushed homer by an unnamed player in the first frame and Toots Brandon also homered. Archie White, now with the Patriots, struggled in his second start since joining, allowing 15 singles after a five-hit opener against the Twins. Centerfield defense by Williams and Sanders saved several potential hits, and Goff showed strong third-base play with a running stab on Bryan’s fly in the eighth.
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Archie White
Boone
Patriots
Twins
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Sanders
Goff
Bryan
Henderson Triumphs Over Winston-Salem 6-9 In Ninth Inning Rally
Henderson overturned a 5-6 deficit with a ninth inning rally sparked by Branch's double and Kahdot Cook and Neibert singles. The winner’s late surge, aided by three straight hits after Garbee allowed no outs, gave Henderson a 6-5 lead in a game turned by a late burst.
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Teague
Bakeries Overwhelm City Stores Bowlers
The American Bakeries team won by 137 pins over City Stores in a Tuesday night league match. Readouts list lineups and scores, as spectators witnessed a dominant performance by Bakeries.
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American Bakeries
City Stores
Wall
Tel Faust
Rothrock
Deviney
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Giant African frog crowned world’s largest species
The giant African frog is described as the largest frog species in the world with some individuals weighing over ten pounds. The note highlights its remarkable size and regional habitat in Africa.
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Meadowbrook public links to open Friday in Greensboro
Meadowbrook Golf course the first public links here will be formally opened Friday. An exhibition match by golf pros arranged by Andy Merriles of the local Country club will start at 4 p.m. The nine holes span about fifty acres on the Greensboro highway opposite the Methodist Protestant orphanage and will be open daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a par 33 bogey 38 score.
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Greensboro Highway
Andy Merrilees
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
CAPS Beat Bulls in Wild Contest
Raleigh Caps defeated Durham 19 to 12 in a high scoring game at Raleigh. Lindley led Durham with five hits and eight at bats, while Kreger led Raleigh hitters with four runs batted in and a strong six inning effort from pitcher Colliflower who earned the win. Umpires Moore and Repshaw called a 2:20 game time.
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Repshaw
Letters Awarded at Local High School
In a morning assembly at the local high school auditorium coaches Charlie E. Spencer and Wade Marlette awarded gymnasium letters to 25 athletes and the sophomore class captain Robert Barrier received the class championship trophy from Principal L. R. Johnston. Spencer praised gym letter recipients Craig Farr Alfred Moffitt Kenneth Royals and James McLaurin for their all around gym performance while track letters went to Paul Carroll Harris Jarrell Ted Thomas Frank Sizemore Robert Harrier Harvey Curlee Alfred Moffitt and Harry Williamson. Marlette distributed letters and stars to Olin Davis Earl Connor T Hensley Jr manager Gobel Harris Edward Phibbs Garland Ridge J D Koonce Willis Sensenbach Levi Willard Robert Kluttz Cecil Allred Winfred Hinkle and Aubrey Brogden.
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Charlie E. Spencer
Wade Marlette
Robert Barrier
L. R. Johnston
Ats
Spencer
Craig Farr
Alfred Moffitt
Kenneth Royals
James McLaurin
Paul Carroll
Harris Jarrell
Ted Thomas
Frank Sizemore
Robert Harrier
Harvey Curlee
Alfred
Chigger) Moffitt
Harry Williamson
Marlette
Olin Davis
Earl Connor
T. Hensley, Jr
Shady Side Golf Course Gets New Name
Jo-Ba-Ra miniature golf course at North Main and Bay streets is renamed Shady Side Golf Course under new manager Raymond Red Russell. The change follows a public naming contest won by D R York Jr. new lighting provides 9 600 candlepower over 18 holes, claimed as the strongest lighted course in the state.
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Raymond
Red) Russell
Shady Side Golf Course
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D R. York
Fee
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Harmon Best Thrower in Sally Loop
Hughey Harmon extended his eight game win streak as Greenville swept Columbia in a 14 hit, 12 run series with Red Howell and Hagens providing key support. Macon Peaches rushed past Augusta 7 3 while Charlotte fell to Asheville 7 6. Upcoming ties see Greenville at Charlotte and Asheville at Macon, with Augusta at Columbia to challenge the cellar.
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Hughey Harmond
Moundsman
Wiley Moore
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Greenville
Columbia
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Hagens
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Coltrane Foster andZsentra
Macon Peaches
Augusta
Dick Hoblitzell
Charlotte Tornets
Asheville
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Wical
Freddie Hall
Larry Boerner
Macon
Enterprise Wins From Printers In Coastal League Game
The High Point Enterprise defeated the Printers 4 to 2 in the third Commercial league game yesterday afternoon. Enterprise sits at two wins and one loss. Vance McGhee pitched well, holding Printers to four hits and one earned run, while Denning led the offense with three hits including two triples. The game was tied until the fifth when Enterprise drew ahead with a four run burst off Bryant.
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Enterprise
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Bryant
Charlotte and Raleigh Vie For North Carolina Class A Title
Charlotte high school meets Raleigh high in Chapel Hill for the state baseball championship. Raleigh advanced by defeating Durham 5 0 in the eastern semi finals, after Charlotte claimed the western title.
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Charlotte High School
Raleigh High
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Queen City
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Sizemore Wins Pentathlon At Local High School
The annual Pentathlon concludes at the local high school with Frank Sizemore Jr. scoring 853 to win high honors. Harvey Curlee places second, Harry Williamson third, and Ted Thomas fourth as two teams compete under coaches Thomas and Spencer. The winning team earns a theater party reward, and Sizemore receives the high scorer’s medal for best all around athlete.
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Harvey Curlee
Harry Williamson
Ted Thomas
T. Thomas
Thomas
Charlie Spencer
Spencer
Sizemore
Nut Cracker Sighting Sparks Sharkey Title Claim
A reporter found a book in Jack Sharkey's Orangeburg camp suggesting serious effort to win the heavyweight championship. O'Georty bets ten to one it was merely a book.
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Orangeburg
Sharkey
O’georty
Lott and Allison To Play Mexicans In Davis Cup Step
George M. Lott of Chicago and Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas begin the second step of the 1930 Davis Cup campaign in Mexico. Lott meets Ignacio De la Barbella and Allison faces Richardo Tapia in opening singles at Chevy Chase.
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United States
George M. Lott
Chicago
Wilmer Allison
Austin
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Chevy’ Chase Club
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Ignacio de la Barbella
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Richardo Tapia
John van Ryn
East Orange
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Major League Leaders as of May 21
National leaders include Robins Herman batting .424 and Frisch 15 doubles. Terry Giants leads 34 runs while Frederick Robins has 55 hits. Cubs Cuyler 6 triples and Wilson 12 home runs. Klein 34 RBIs. Cuyler leads in stolen bases. American leaders show Rice Senators batting .393 and runs 32 for Ruth Yankees 32. Rice also leads in hits 51 and steals 6. Cronin 13 doubles. West 6 triples. Ruth 9 home runs. Simmons Athletics 33 RBIs.
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Athletics
Leading NC Players Hit Over .300 in Tri-State League
Taj H Stafford, league statistician, released batting averages for four North Carolina regulars in the Southern Conference tri state league. Wakehead UNC shortstop topped with .450 in 11 games while teammate Maus hit .391, and NC State's Gerock posted .333 and Lufty .300. Duke is not in the league.
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North Carolina
Taj H. Stafford
Disclose
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University of North Carolina
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Gerock
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Duke
Max Faces Sharkey While Citing Philosophers In Bout
Public bout preview notes Max carries slight edge citing Schopenhauer Nietzsche Shaw and other Greeks. the rival Sharkey is warned O Goofty fears recent foul-heavy endings and hopes Max avoids Low German reading in the clash.
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Schopenhauer
Nietzsche
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