Capitals Win In Rain Shortened Double Against Pointers
In Raleigh on May 28 the Capitals defeated the Pointers 6 to 0 before rain halted play after nearly five innings. Slim Elliott dominated Pointer batters with six strikeouts, allowing three hits as Capitals pitcher, while Strain, Diehl, and Spencer produced Key hits to spark the early scoring.
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Colonials Return To Last Rung Of Piedmont Ladder
Salisbury May 28 AP Colonial blanked twice by Rocky Mount 2-0 and 3-0 dropping to the cellar. Crumpler pitched both games and thrashed late batting. notable seventh inning double steal miscue and Whiteman feature catch highlight a tight twin bill.
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Raleigh Hamlet Intercity Tennis Match Delayed by Rain
The Raleigh Hamlet intercity tennis match was postponed to next Friday after rain interrupted a locals doubles win by A. M. Ray and L. W. Greens over Hamlet pair Will Ebey and Charlie Fenner by scores of 6 2 6 3 and 3 0 when the downpour began.
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Mrs Reid Plans 4 AM Hike From Salisbury to Charlotte
Mrs J H Reid of Salisbury announces a Monday dawn trek to Charlotte starting at 4 o clock. She will wear a new pair of hiking boots and expects to set a record pace along the route as she pursues hiking honors.
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Bill Tilden Favored to Win Championship
St Cloud France May 28 AP All outstanding favorites survived week one in the international hard court tennis championships with Big Bill Tilden the popular choice to win the men's singles. Borotra Cochet and Lacoste remain in the tournament and Tilden the only American left. Francis T Hunter was eliminated by P B Spence in five sets 3 8 2 6 6 1 6 3 6 2. Tilden beat Charles Aeschlimann in straight sets.
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Winston Boys Win Openers Over Local Team
Winston High School defeats High Point High School 44 to 20 in a summer YMCA meet at the Winston-Salem venue. The closely contested results show wins across 20 yard dash 40 yard breaststroke and other events with stars including Nurkiel Bagby Holt Lanier and Clark among others.
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Surprising Career of Pirates Shortstop Glen Wright
Glen Wright, hailed as a top Pirates shortstop, joined in 1923 after a Kansas City deal and chose one more year in the minors. In 1924 he played every inning of 153 games and set a shortstop assist record, later making an unassisted triple play in a tense 10-9 Pirates win over St Louis.
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Large numbers of boys take YMCA test
Over 35 boys are taking the International YMCA test started last week at the Y here. 32 passed the first event and 18 the second. Those passing the first test include Bill Coble, Winfred Hinkle, Robert Klutz, William McAnally, Robert Hubbard, and many others. The program has three grades beginner swimmer and advanced swimmer with medals and certificates awarded after each level. The YMCA life saving test is also offered to qualified swimmers.
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Norman Hill
Richard Retrew
Garnet Faulkenstein
Harold McMahon
Fred Ingram
Alfred Moffitt
Frank Armfield
Wyatt Wall
Jim Hinkle
Albert Brockett
Stanly Hubbard
J. D. Hill
Virgil Hinkle
Roger Edwards
Bert Asbury
Odell Lindsay
Lucien Wilson
Gordon Hartley
Lawrence Russell
Murray Totty
Robert Long
Albert McAnally
Bill Copeland
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Baseball scores roundup amid rain and varied results
In the American League Boston won 6 to 3 while Philadelphia led New York 8 to 8. Washington and Cleveland at St. Louis were washed out by rain. Chicago fell 1 to 7 against Detroit in another late-season clash.
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National League Scores Morning Game Results
Cincinnati beat Chicago 8 to 0 while Pittsburgh topped St Louis 6 to 4 and New York defeated Brooklyn 7 to 3 Philadelphia was shut out 0 to 8 as Boston won 3 to 1.
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Piedmont League Scores In Rain Delays
In Raleigh, High Point blanked by Salisbury 6 to 0 in five innings due to rain while Rocky Mount and Durham Winston failed to complete their game. overall, the Piedmont League saw several rain delays affecting multiple matchups.
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Typhoon Wins Bashford Manor at Churchill Downs
Typhoon owned by Kenton Farm stable captured the Bashford Manor stakes at Churchill Downs worth 5000 added. Toro finished second and Mistep third in the five furlong feature run in 1 00 1/5.
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Meadows Hurls Pittsburgh Top-4 Victory Over Cards For 10th Consecutive Win
Lee Meadows pitched the Pittsburgh Pirates to their tenth straight win defeating St Louis 6 to 4. Pittsburgh rallied for two runs in the seventh to seal the victory as the Cardinals left the bases loaded in the ninth. Wright homered for St Louis in the fifth.
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Stanford Athletes Win First A A A Track Crown
Sabin Carr of Yale and a Dubuque Iowa standout thrilled at Franklin Field as Stanford claimed its first A A A track and field title. Carr vaulted 14 feet to surpass Charley Hoff and set new international marks, sealing his status as the world’s top vaulter.
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Nationalists Suffer Losses in Henan Campaign
Reports from Hankow via AP indicate Hankow nationalist forces have taken heavy losses in Henan with ground lost continuing. Wounded arriving in Hankow rise to about 14,000 as fighting persists and official estimates of nationalist casualties mount.
Pitchers Battle as Phillies Split Doubleheader with Braves
Philadelphia beats Boston 8 to 3 in the nightcap after the Braves win 1 to 0 in the opener in a pitchers duel between Genewich and Ferguson. Wertz Hearn Taylor Udhrish Wilson lead the Phillies in the second game with a total of 12 hits. Cincinnati blanks Chicago 8 to 0 to end a five game skid as Donohue limits the Cubs to six hits.
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McQuillan Halts Giants With 7 3 Victory in Brooklyn
Hugh McQuillan hurled the Giants to a 7 to 3 defeat in Brooklyn ending a six game skid. Errors by Brooklyn aided New York as Babe Herman and Harper homered. Barnes allowed runs in the third before exiting. McQuillan and O Neil beat Barnes McWeeny Ehrhardt and Hargreaves.
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Rocky Mount Wins Low-Scoring Showdown Over Salisbury
In a defensive tilt, Rocky Mount topped Salisbury 3 to 0. Smith and O'Hara stole bases, Brummitt pitched, and Munday earned the win with 2 strikeouts as Teague wedged a double play to end threats. Attendance 775.
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Twin program opens with 10 30 a m double header at Welch Park
McCarty's Bulls from El Toro square off against Frank Kitchens' proteges in a Memorial Day double header at Welch Park. First game at 10 30 a m tomorrow morning, second at 4 p m. Large crowd expected with Buggy or Cebula decorating the mound for the Pointers and Smoky Joe possibly pitching for the visitors. Rube Eldridge featured in one of the two games.
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Results from American Association baseball games
Columbus defeated Indianapolis 7 to 4 while Milwaukee faced Kansas City in a rain delay. Minneapolis beat St. Paul 3 to 2 and Louisville shut out Toledo 9 to 7.
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International Standings Snapshot from Buffalo to Jersey City
In Buffalo Syracuse leads 9-2 while Buffalo records 10-8. Toronto sits 5-13 with Rochester 1-2, Newark 2-6 beside Reading 1-1, and Jersey City 10-6 with Baltimore 4-9.
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Virginia League Scores Quiet Evening Standings
Petersburg defeated Norfolk 3 to 0 while Richmond fell 8 to 13 to Kinston. Portsmouth posted a 9 to 6 win over Wilson, as the circuit showed mixed results.
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Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Birmingham 2 Atlanta 8 Nashville 2 Chattanooga 3 New Orleans 10 Little Rock 14 Mobile 4 Memphis 12. The brief list shows league results with several city pairings and final tallies for each.
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South Atlantic Standings and Scores
South Atlantic results show Charlotte 10 Greenville 8, Columbia 1 3, Spartanburg 7 4, Knoxville Macon rain. Asheville 4 Augusta 5. ADD STANDING SPTS.
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Illinois Grabs West Conference Meet in Rain at Camp Randall
In a drenching rain at Madison Illinois won the Western Conference outdoor track title by 46 to 44 1 3 over Michigan. Northwestern’s Tiny Lewis set a shot put record at 47 ft 3 in, while Wisconsin’s McGinnis and Northwestern’s Droegenmueller likely tied the vault record at 13 ft 3 in.
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