Winston-Salem Twins Rally To 12 11 Win Over Pointers
In a wild erratic ball game at the park Winston-Salem edged High Point 12 to 11. Red Williams and George Ferrell delivered key centerfield defense and hits while Malilonee and Bray homered. Millsap debuted, going over at second as Dan Boone and Clodfeer guided the Twins past a chaotic encounter.
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Winston-Salem
Weafer
Dan Boone
High Point
Twins
Sparg
Rimmer
Ferrell
Mallonee
Nolen
Red Williams
Agate
George Ferrell
Charley
Malilonee
Bray
Williams
Millsap
Guy Clodfee
Pointer
Winston-Salem Ab
EB Beers
Tf Verre
Menenes
Warren
Peer Es Milieass
Urban
Mate
Ome
Bryan
Weaver
Boone
Parrish
Clodfelter
Malonee
Doherty
Brown
Hord
Cox
Mayo
Weaefr
Durham
Sektion
Maye
Skelton
Anderson
Twin City Keeps Ball Club in Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem fans won’t lose the Piedmont league franchise to Wilmington as a fan and civic group to take over operations June 2. The club will run as a semi city enterprise after a meeting in Durham and statements by KE Hastings and Mayor George W. Coan Jr.
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Winston-Salem
UPI
Wilmingtton
Durham
W. G. Bramham
KE. B. Hastings
George W. Coan, Jr
Hasting
Wilmington
Wolfe Increases Home Runs In Wild Greensboro Tilt
Tom Wolfe of Durham slugged his 14th homer of the day as Greensboro edged Durham 16 to 14 in a wild game. Boland delivered the decisive hit in the ninth as the Pats won amid numerous extra-base hits and Wolfe’s two home runs.
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Greensboro
Tom
Tom Wolfe
Bulls
Husky
Patriots
Boland
Attais
Dudley
Booe
Lindley
Tauby
Miller
Brummitt
Sanders
Hopper
Kilpatrick
Strange
Taylor
Wolfe
Shugart
English
Bolanda
Waylor
Tanby
Roland
Goff
Jordan
Cherry
Hoffman
Shover
Hobbs
Morgan
New Show Horse Mark MacDonald Acquired by Sunshine Stables
Mark MacDonald a four year old chestnut sorrel selding and brother of Lou MacDonald has been acquired by R D Penny and will be shown under Sunshine Stables colors at the Sedgefield horse show July 4 and 5. Mrs Spencer Wise will show him at Sedgefield. Sunshine Stables also enters My Favorite Girl Chieftain Little May Belle Laly Killarney and Whizon.
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Sunshine Stables
Lou MacDonald
Dixie
R. D. Penny
Sedgefield
South
Penny
Matt Cone
Oakland
Cal
Spencer Wise
Washington, D. C
Alberta Wineskie
My Favorite Girl
Chieftain
Little May Belle
Laly Killarney
Whizon
Voigt Advances to British Amateur Quarterfinals at St Andrews
George Voigt of New York advances to the quarterfinals of the British amateur golf championship at St Andrews after a 2 up win over W. L. Hope of St George's Hill. He also ousts William Campbell 4 and 2 in the fifth round. Bobby Jones cruises 7 and 6 over G. O. Watt. Harrison R. Johnston defeats D. C. Murray 5 3. Scott edges Von Elm after a long duel, winning on the 20th hole. The women's High Point County club tourney enters its second round with four veterans in the first flight quarterfinals.
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Scotland
George Voigt
New York
W. L. Hope
St. George's Hill
Voigt
William Campbell
Bobby Jones
G. O. Watt
Broughty Ferry
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
D. C. Murray
Duddingston
Jones
von Elm
Scott
Douglas Grant
London
High Point Country Club
C. M. Waynick
T. J. Gold
Matt Wall
C. C. Prince
R. H. Wheeler
Wall
A. M. Rankin
Jesse Harris
Waynick
Gold
Prince
S. S. Saunders
Paul Smith
Ruth Bowne
G. C. Kester
Z. S. Walser
John Abels
T. V. Rochelle
L. McCallum
Saunders
Miss Bowne
Walser
Rochelle
Boone's Bowlers Meet City Stores Tonight at King Pin Alleys
Dan Boone's bowling club faces City Stores in a special 8 o'clock match at King Pin Alleys. Toots Brandon, notable as the city's top argumentative bowler, features for the Boone group against the merchants.
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Dan Boone
Toots Brandon
Campolo Named Alternate for Sharkey Schmeling bout
New York May 29 AP Victorio Campolo the Argentine heavyweight was named by Madison Square Garden as the alternate for the Max Schmeling Jack Sharkey title bout at Yankee Stadium June 12. In the 10 round semi final Arthur De Kuh Italian giant meets Walter Cobb of Kansas City.
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New York
Victorio Campolo
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Arthur de Kuh
Walter Cobb
Kansas City
Jones Defeats Tolley in Brit Amateur Championship
Bobby Jones edged Cyril Tolley in a brutal 19 hole British amateur final at St Andrews. The match stayed within one hole, tied six times, before a long range stymie decided the win. Tolley praised his road hole pitch and both players reflected on the fierce, evenly matched battle.
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O. B. Keeler
Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Cyril Tolley
Jones
Cyril
Tolley
Road Hole
Kahdot rights Henderson in 4 1 win for top spot
Henderson beat Raleigh 4 to 1 in a pitching duel as Ike Kahdot hit a fourth inning homer with two on to salvage top place. Mahaffey and Brown were the starters, with Mahaffey striking out four and Brown five.
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Henderson
Ike Kahdot
Bea
Raleigh
Mahaffey
Gamecocks
Brown
Walters
Bere
Mregel
Reinert
Wnh
Henderson Ab R H Po
Baneot Hs
Cook If
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Mer
Tr Vcc
Son GE
ES Anderson
Kahdot
Neibert
Walsh
Clifton
Gusta
Anderson
Goff
Greenberg
Repshaw
Moore
Peaches and Spinners clash in Sally League opener series
Macon’s Peaches visit Greenville to face Joe Schopner’s Spinners in the season’s first crucial Sally League series. Columbia beat Macon 9 to 6 in the rubber. Asheville snapped a six game skid with a 6 to 5 win in Greenville. Brauchie had five hits, Mattingly won on the mound. Odie Strain’s Wolves and Charlotte Hornets battled to a 6 6 ten inning tie in Augusta.
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Macon
Peaches
Greenville
Joe Schopner
Spinners
Columbia
Asheville
Earl Mattingly
Brauchie
Alsebrook
Meine
Augusta
Odie Strain
Wolves
Charlotte Hornets
Thomas Mills versus Glenola Nine Exhibition Clash at Glenola
The undefeated Thomas Mills team meets Rube Eldridge's Glenola nine, also unbeaten, in a 3 30 p m exhibition tomorrow at Glenola. Spectators from this city are expected to attend as the two lineups feature several listed players with positions and initials.
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Thomas Mills
Rube Eldridge
Glenola
Glenora
Steed
Osborn
McDowell, Jr
Eldridge
C. Davis
Seibold Shines In Braves Rally As Browns Tie Race
Veteran Harry Seibold of the Boston Braves delivered a standout outing, winning his seventh game in a 4 to 1 victory over the Phillies. Walter Stewart of the St. Louis Browns also won his seventh, keeping pace in the pennant race as the Cubs moved into a solid first-division position after defeating the Reds 6 to 5.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Harry Seibold
Boston Braves
Washington
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Boston Red Sox
G. Ruth
Socks Seibold
Philadelphia Athletics
Seibold
Reading
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Phillies
Phil Collins
Grover Alexander
Walter Berger
Walter Stewart
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
New York Giants
Rumors Tie Olin Perritt to Winston-Salem Manager Job
Rumors circulate that veteran Olin Perritt, a pitcher and former manager in Piedmont and Sally leagues, may assume the Winston-Salem club’s managerial post. Hal Weafer faces questions about fan support and potential resignation, while Perritt, last season a utility man for High Point, visited Winston-Salem and acknowledged he has irons in the Piedmont fire.
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Olin Perritt
Piedmont
Winston- Salem
Hal Weafer
Perritt
High Point
Boonemen
The
Twins
High Point college honors 26 athletes with sweaters
Twenty six High Point college athletes were presented sweaters by the student body after a dinner in the college dining hall. Dr. R M Andrews lauded athletics for the college and its advertising value over the past five years. Coach J P Boylin received thanks and presented the sweaters with a pledge of continued support.
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High Point College
T. C. Johnson
R. M. Andrews
Andrews
Charles Brooks
Ralph Mulligan
J. P. Boylin
Richard MacMannis
Major League Leaders List by League
List of league leaders in batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases for the National and American leagues. Notable figures include P Waner and Terry for batting runs, Klein and Wilson for RBIs, Rice Ruth Cronin Simmons and Combs among others with top marks in 1940s style stat lines.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
Hite
Frederick
Robins
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
English
Rice
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Cronin
Combs
West
Judge
Texas Highway Dept Launches Tree Preservation Campaign
The Texas state highway department has begun a campaign to preserve trees along state road rights of way, aiming to protect landscapes, improve safety, and promote environmental stewardship.
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Texas State Highway Department
Paris Police Strength Rises Since 1914
The Paris police force now numbers 17,696 men, up from 13,368 in 1919 and 13,120 in 1914. This reflects postwar expansion and modern policing efforts during the period.
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Paris
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