Police Field Day Opens With Parade And Stunt Acts
Twins to open series with pointers Friday as police field day features stunt flying boxing match and car stunts. Miss Mabel Cody to perform from O Henry hotel while Red Daily dives from a speeding car. Police from multiple cities compete in track events and a motor cycle race. Community support funds a police clubhouse hospital bed and yearly physician. Greensboro and surrounding cities eager to welcome attendees to the Gate City.
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Raleigh
Mabel Cody
City
Greensboro
Double bill at Welch park with Pointers and Vnsion-Sdiree Twins
Tomorrow the Vnsion-Sdiree Twins meet the Pointers at Welch park with the first game at 4 00 pm. Saturday features a double header starting at 2 30 pm. The Pointers beat Salisbury 6 0 yesterday behind three pitchers Lewis Gates and Mott.
Argentine champion Cruikshank eliminated in golf match
The Argentine titleholder J. J. Cruikshank, once seen as a probable Brit ish amateur finalist, fell to E. M. Tayton of Walton Heath at the 19th green in the British amateur championship at Westward Ho.
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Westward HO
Eng
J. J. Cruikshank
Tayton
Walton Heath
Piedmont League results highlight three games
Raleigh defeated Greensboro 7 to 4 while Winston-Salem lost 0 to 3 and Durham fell 3 to 3 High Point beat Salisbury 8 to 6. In the National League New York lost 3 to 5 at Boston and St. Louis beat Cincinnati 4 to 2, while Chicago routed Pittsburgh 13 to 3. Only three games were on the schedule.
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New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scores From Major League Action
American League games featured Boston defeating New York 8 to 4 and Detroit topping Chicago 6. Cleveland and St. Louis played 2 10 inning contest, while Washington slipped past Philadelphia 10 to 9.
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Boston
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
American Association results include Indianapolis 2 Columbus 3, Louisville 1 Toledo 0 in 10 innings. Kansas City 5 Minneapolis 4. Milwaukee 6 St. Paul 7. International League Syracuse 3 Buffalo 5, Jersey City 6 Baltimore 4. Providence 1 Reading 2, Rochester 4 Toronto S. Virginia League Richmond 10 Portsmouth 1. Wilson 8 Norfolk 3, Rocky Mount 1, Kinston 3 in 12 innings. South Atlantic Augusta 3 Columbia 5, Asheville 1 Greenville 17 Spartanburg 6 Knoxville 9 Charlotte 6 Macon 3 Eight innings called to allow trains.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Syracuse
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Reading
Rochester
Toronto S
Richmond
Portsmouth
Wilson
Norfolk
Rocky Mount
Kinston
Augusta
Columbia
Asheville
Greenville
Spartanburg
Knoxville
Charlotte
Macon
Southern Association results feature tight scores
In the Southern Association Chattanooga edged New Orleans 5 to 4 while Little Rock fell to Atlanta 5 to 1. Nashville beat Mobile 2 to 1 and Memphis lost 4 to 1 to Birmingham. In the Florida State League St Petersburg won 2 to 1 against Lakeland and Tampa defeated Sanford 3 to 2.
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Southern Association
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
St. Petersburg
Lakeland
Tampa
Sanford
Today’s baseball games across multiple cities
Scheduled matchups include Salisbury Spencer at High Point Durham at Winston-Salem Greensboro at Raleigh Cleveland at St Louis Detroit at Chicago Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati New York at Boston plus VA League Wilson at Rocky Mount Kinston at Richmond Portsmouth at Norfolk and SA League Augusta at Charlotte Asheville at Spartanburg Knoxville at Greenville Macon at Columbia.
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Peaetree
New York
Brooklyne
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Li
Philadelphia
Boston Ae
St Louis Waere
Chicago
Southern Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
Mobile Chattanooga
Little Rock
Portsmouth
Richmond
Wilson Wee
Back Pointers Trim Em Again Today
Boys at em again today Sanders robbed J Smith of a hit with a pretty one hand catch in the eighth inning J Smith made a good catch off Wilson in the eighth Pilot Duck Smith was determined to win the game He used three pitchers in stopping the Colonials Neal Lewis was a bit wild but the visitors could not do much with little offerings Gates was yanked in the ninth and Mott who relieved him kept the Colonials from scoring Patsy O Rourke ran his team from the bench He believes his team has not started Sheaf pitched fairly good ball Moore and Duck Smith were the only Pointers with more than one hit Back from a brief vacation Millsaps stole two bases Sadler appeared in a road uniform warmed up prior to the game He has been signed by Smith and probably will pitch one of the games this week Sadler is the former Greensboro hurler
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vnsion-Sdiree Twins
Welch Park
Shoaf
Salisbury
Smith
Lewis
Gates
Mott
Colonials
I. Smith
Thrasher
Millsaps
Clemons
High Point
Dean
Moore
J. Smith
L. Smith
Harrison
Sanders
Wilson
Powell
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Staley
McDonald
Cashion
Hudson
Sheaf
Phillips
O'Rourke
E Dean
Oj J. Smith
UO Sillsaps
O Gates
O Mott
R. Salisbury
Salisbury-Spencer
Sabrie
Pilot Duck Smith
Duck Smith
Sadler
Greensboro
Pirates Rally Sparks Three-Game Sweep of Cubs, Move to Third
Heavy hitting and sharp pitching lift the Pirates into third place in the NL after a 13 to 3 rout of Chicago. Wright clears the bases with a homer, a triple, and a single, while Cincinnati tops St Louis 4 to 2 behind Roush’s homer. New York tops Boston 4 to 3 as Meusel drives a clutch triple into a homer. Meantime the Senators edge the A’s 10 to 9 at the new park as Harris belts two homers and a late triple. White Sox best Tigers 10 to 6 and Cleveland outlasts St Louis 4 to 2 in ten innings.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cubs
Wright
Pirate
Chicago
Giants
Boston
Roush
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Red Sox
Yankee
Meusel
Senators
Athletics
Joe Harris
White Sox
Tigers
Cleveland
Ohio
Wingard
McTigue Prepares to Tackle Berlenbach in 15 Round Title Bout
Mike McTigue plans a tactical shift for the light heavyweight title fight with Paul Berlenbach at Yankee Stadium. The schedule calls for a 15 round bout as McTigue abandons defense to trade blows with the feared knockout king. Features Frank Genaro and Harold Smith in the Dexter Park Stadium card opening in Brooklyn.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Yankee Stadium
Paul Berlenbach
Mike
Berlenbach
McTigue
Frank Genaro
Harold Smith
Chicago
Will Mils
Dexter Park
Brooklyn
Training Bout Ends With Earnest Blows
Wayne Munn demonstrated training for the Strangler Lewis contest shows fighting spirit remains. His partner Toots Mondt started with rough tactics. Munn attacked with a right uppercut and blows, toppled Mondt, and was separated by onlookers. Mondt was dismissed from the camp.
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Michigan City
Ind
Wayne
Munn
Lewis
Mondt
J. J. Hahn
Laporte County
Ikey Sadler Signed By Locals In Major League Move
Duck Smith announced the release of outfielder Jimmy Robertson who joined the club recently. He also signed Ikey Sadler from Greensboro and Dean from the Virginia league. Sadler is in road uniform and staying in condition, likely to appear this week.
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Duck Smith
Jimmy Robertson
Ikey Sadler
Greensboro
Dean
Sadler
Favorites Edge Out Harold Van Zandt In Carolina Golf
In Greenville the annual Carolina Golf Association tournament began with all favorites in first flight except Harold Van Zandt of Greenville. Bobby Spence of Columbia led medalists with 159 for 36 holes as first flight matches opened. All lower flights completed one round with no major upsets as the course dried to a hard, flinty surface.
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Greenville
S. C
Harold van Zandt
Carolina Golf Association
Sans Souci
Bobby Spence
Columbia
Eugene Mills
T. D. Blair
Greensboro
J. W. Spencer
Richard Tufts
Pinehurst
N. E. Edgerton
Raleigh
J. B. Sirrine
Byrd Miller
Frank Ford
Charleston
F. .M. Laxton
Charlotte
W. G. Perry
N. V. Porter
Randolph Hancock
Wilmington
T. R. Brem
H. J. Blue
John Cushman
Robert E. Spence
Good Scores Made In Midwest Golf Finals
CHICAGO May 28 The final 18 holes were faced today at Onwentsia Club by Midwest aspirants for the national open to decide who reaches Worcester Mass June 3-4 for the title won last year by Cyril Walker. After 15 holes yesterday Bill Mehthorn Chicago western open champion led with 71 while 34 players held 76 or better. Amateurs led by Chick Evans with 74 yesterday are close to Bob Gardner who also posted a strong total.
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Chicago
Onwentsia Club
Middlewest
Worcester
Mass
Detroit
Cyril Walker
Bill Mehthorn
Chick Evans
Bob Gardner
Governor paroled Kelsey Riddle for second degree murder
Raleigh May 27 Governor McLean announced the parole of Kelsey Riddle who was convicted of second degree murder at the March 1921 term of Yancey county superior court and sentenced to up to 15 years in the state prison. The trial judge recommended clemency and 2,300 citizens of Yancey county joined the governor in the formal statement.
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Riddle
Raleigh
McLean
Kelsey Riddle
Yancey County
Seekers of Golf in National Open Qualifying
New York May 28 The sand pits of the tido links opened for 134 more national open golf title seekers in the eastern qualifying round bringing the entry to 269. Open champions Gene Sarazen and Bobby Jones were among the starters with Jones partnered with Alex Smith. Angel de La Torre of Spain also listed. Sixty five low scores and ties today plus 62 players who shot 82 or better yesterday and 13 who shot 83 advance to 18 more holes tomorrow. At least 58 will move to next week's Worcester championship field. MacDonald Smith set a new course record 35 35 70 while Walter Hagen posted 38 37 75.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Jones
Alex Smith
MacDonald Smith
Sarazen
Jesse P. Guilford
Boston
Enforce Law Urged Over Misrepresenting US Views
Washington May 27 Representative Fish of New York urged President Coolidge to enforce a criminal code section that imposes fines and imprisonment on Americans who misrepresent the government’s views to foreign officials.
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Washington
Coolidge
Representative Fish
New York
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Block Smith Signs to Play In Outfield for High Point Club
Manager Duck Smith announced that Block Smith, a Guilford College outfielder, signed with High Point and will report next week to play centerfield. He was named all state by three voters, posted a .389 slugging mark, and is described as a fast fielder. Walter Moore and Pitcher Buswell were released. Neal Lewis expected to take centerfield until Smith arrives.
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Duck Smith
Block” Smith
Guilford College
Smith
State College
Walter Moore
Buswell
Neal Lewis
Moore
Police Field Day Draws Crowd to Greensboro Races
Special to The Enterprise. Greensboro May 28 Police field day here May 30 will bring to this city the largest crowd ever to congregate in Greensboro when automobile races between some of the fastest drivers in the world will be featured.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Danville
Fort Bragg
Fayetteville
Fair Grounds
Star golfers begin Chicago trials for national open
Chicago on May 27 saw 139 entrants at Onwentsia start the elimination round for the national open championship to be decided next month in Worcester Massachusetts. All players will return for 18 more holes with the best 27 scores and ties for 27th place advancing to the championship field joining five Pacific coast players and 58 from the east for 73 holes of championship play.
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Chicago
Middle West
Onwentsia
Worcester
Mass
Pacific Coast
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