Twin Series, Caps Tonight HARRIS LEADS SCHOOL HITTERS
Gobel Harris of High Point high school led the season with 29 hits in 74 at bats for a .392 average. Willis Sensenbach placed second at .350 with 22 hits, 7 doubles, 1 triple, and 4 homers while Harris and Sensenbach each had 7 doubles. Ridge led with 2 triples as Harris and Sensenbach tied for wallops.
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Gobel Harris
High Point High School
Willow
Harris
Willis Sensenbach
Sensenbach
Ridge
Pointers Sweep Dennis Pitches Four Hit Ball In Win
Dennis pitched four hit ball as the Pointers rallied from behind eight times to beat Winston-Salem five to three. Molly Cox and Holt powered the offense with key hits and homers, while Bill Whaley added a triple and Whitey Wallgren homered in the late innings. The revamped Pointers now prepare for Raleigh Caps in a three game set starting tonight.
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Page Dennis
Bunn Hearn
Twins
Pointers
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Lefty Young
Boone and Company
Dennis
Molly Cox
Holt
Bryan
Taylor
Doc Land
McCrone
Whaley
Walker
Smithdeal
Stlayback
Reinhols
Fogleman
Smith
Bill Whaley
Goldie Holt
Whitey Wallgren
Carney
Ormand
Buck Taylor
666 Saitores Eternal Sia and The Cold Best Day Incident
A fragment notes Saitores Eternal Sia and a sequence involving a cold day and malaria checks within three days, mentioning Salve for Baby's Cold. The text remains fragmentary and lacks clear actions or individuals.
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Saitores
Eterno Sia
Pats Beat Balls in Final Seesaw Game
Lindley Brummitt starred for Durham as the Patriots outscored Greensboro 8 to 3. Reynolds and Wolfe chipped in, with Lindley and Brummitt each homering and multiple players contributing key hits in a high‑offense finish.
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Pats
Ana Boro
Patriots
Saree
Ty Se
Lindley
Brummitt
Durham
Maus
Reynolds
O'Malley
Wee Eevee
Wolfe
Brummitt Cf
Weston Rf
Pickrel
Greensboro
ADR
Ess Sooner
Perrell
Foyle PD
Blanton Pose Eoose Ees
Esee Cove
Biaztia
Eesee Eo Greensboro
Sesnee
Lindsey
How They Tan Piedmont and American Games Tonight
Tonight's Piedmont schedule features Greensboro at Asheville High Point at Raleigh Henderson at Winston Charlotte at Durham with all games at night. Yesterday's results show Greensboro 8 Durham 5 High Point 8 Winston 5 Charlotte 11 Asheville 4 Raleigh 6 Henderson 5. In the American league St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Washington 4 Boston 3 Philadelphia 5 New York 4 Chicago 3 Detroit 2 Cleveland 5 St Louis 4. Tonight's Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh games on the slate.
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Greensboro
Asheville
High Point
Raleigh
Henderson
Winston
Charlotte
Durham
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Tsa
Chicago I.es
Boston Eis
Baseball scores and standings from a busy day
Boston defeats New York 7 to 6 while Cincinnati edges Chicago 3 to 1 and Pittsburgh wins 11 to 8 over St. Louis. The results show a trio of decisive games across multiple cities with notable offense in Pittsburgh’s win.
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Ed Phillips powered the Pirates with a home run and a bases loaded triple driving in seven against the Cardinals. Bob Grove of the Athletics pitched two scoreless innings in relief, allowed one hit, and scored the winning run after a ninth inning double. Silas Johnson of the Reds held the Cubs to five hits and won 3 to 1. Earl Averill of the Indians doubled and homered in a victory over the Browns. Bump Hadley pitched three hitless innings in relief for the Senators to stop the Red Sox.
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Ed Phillips
Pirates
Cardinals
Bob Grove
Athletics
Yankees
Silas Johnson
Reds
Cubs
Earl Averill
Indians
Browns
Bump Hadley
Senators
Red Sox
Fights and baseball results across multiple cities
Paris bantamweight title bout saw Spider Pladner outpoint Francois Biron for the title. In Pittsburgh, Jimmy Guthrie outboxed Redmond. In Green Bay Harry Dublin sky knocked out Eddie Wagner. Grand Rapids saw Martin Lewandowski stop Jock Malone. Baseball notes include Brummitt and Lindley homers, Brummitt and Mullens with multiple hits, and Blanton credited winning pitcher with Cherry taking the loss after 11 hits allowed.
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Weston
Maus
Blantho
Mullens
Kane
Brummitt
Lindley
Caldwell
Reynolds
Wolfe
Cherry
Royle
Blanton
Pickrel
Greensboro
Durham
Kepshaw and
Ammons
Hornets Win Big to Sweep Asheville Series
Charlotte beat Asheville 11 to 4 as the first nine Hornets hit in the second inning and sealed the two game sweep. Lacy 2B homered, Brandes and Brandes added RBIs, with McCarter delivering two. Devaney pitched for Charlotte and Kilpatrick for Asheville.
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Hornets
Tourists
Charlotte
Asheville
Icc Seston
Cos Eeos
OD Sullivan Cf
Eos Cece
Smith
Cosreess
Turner MW
Cocee
McCarter
Oss
Ecce
Devaney PP
Sooo
Sharpe P .S
Via
Charlotte Abdrh
Pooae Brandes
Essorssed
Lacy
Es de Packard
Wise
Hudgens
Lyle
Toms Soke Cscs
Avesd
Esses
Pee
Au Livan
Pond Lyle
cKar Brandes
Brandes
Viau
Hipps
Dev
Pyle
Sharpe
Devaney
Harpe
Wilditch Lyle
Jes Holloman
Hubbard
Lefthanded Hurlers Lead Parade In Majors
Philadelphia May 20 AP The annual Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America track and field meet opens today at Franklin Field with trials in eleven events starting at noon EST and finals set for tomorrow. California colleges again boost prestige and color for the meet.
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Philadelphia
California
Intercollegiate Association of Amaetor Athletes of America
Franklin Field
PARRISH RELEASED AS BOONE SHIFTS POINTER LINEUP
Dan Boone reshuffles the Pointer lineup ahead of facing the Raleigh Caps with Buck Finlator joining from the Charlotte Hornets. Doc Land moves to first base while Whitey Wallgren handles catching duties and Lefty Young starts on the mound.
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Parrish
Boone
Pointer
Buck Finlator
Charlotte Hornets
Finlator
Selma
Shorty Kilpatrick
Howard Radey
Lewis Robbs
Dec Land
Patriots
Whitey Wallgren
Raleigh Caps
Doc Land
Taylor
Bryan
Holt
Finlater
Bill Whaley
Skipper
Wallgren
Lefty Young
Dan
Schmeling Begins Intensive Training in Pennsylvania Camp
Max Schmeling wore boxing gloves at Conneaut Lake Park training camp for the first time since arrival. A large sparring crew awaited as he prepares to defend the world heavyweight title against Young Stribling in Cleveland on July 3 with daily intensive workouts.
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Conneut Lake Park
Max Schmeling
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Cleveland
One Car For Every Eight British Families
A historical report notes that Britain has one car for every eight families, reflecting early 20th century trends in vehicle ownership and economic access across the country.
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Britain
Southpaw surge shapes early season mound race
Left handed pitchers dominate the leaders as Ed Brandt of the Braves wins eight straight to lift Boston into third. Robert Moses Grove and Geoge Walberg of Philadelphia share the league pitching lead after Grove earns a 5 4 victory. Other right handers also boost the southpaws profile as Chicago, Cleveland, and Washington win to tighten standings.
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Ed Brandt
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Robert Moses Grove
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
A's
Grove
Geoge Walberg
Lester Sweetland
Chicago
Clarence Mitchell
Bill Walker
New York
Jim Elliott
Charles Fischer
Washington
Pat Caraway
Braves
Brandt
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Ted Lyons
Vic Sorrell
White Sox
Detroit
Brooklyn
Americans Seek Davis Cup Victory in Final Doubles
In Washington the United States faces Argentina in Davis Cup play as Frank X. Shields and Sidney B. Wood Jr. aim for a third straight win after sweeping singles. They prepare to meet Adriano Zappa and Lucilo Castillo, with two reverse singles to follow. Wood routed Ronaldo Boyd 6-4 6-1 6-2 and Shields rebounded to beat Guillermo Robson 3-6 6-2 6-2 6-2.
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Washington
Argentina
Frank X. Shielde
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Adriano Zappa
Lucilo Castillo
United States
Wood
Ronaldo Boyd
Shields
Guillermo Robson
Buenos Aires
Portable plant tests lightning effects on lines
A portable plant capable of developing 1 000 000 volts of electricity has been built for experiments on how lightning affects overhead transmission lines.
Pointers Revamp Show Strong Comeback Spirit
The Pointers, rebuilt with many new faces, rallied from behind three times to win, showing a revived fight. Dan Boone implemented drastic changes that improved play as they prepare to face the Raleigh Caps, the league leaders, hoping for a stronger showing than in wins at Winston-Salem.
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Dan Boone
Winston-Salem
Cellarites
Raleigh Caps
Whaley Breaks Jinx With Three Hits For Whalers
Bill Whaley snapped a two week drought last night with a three hit performance a single double and a triple that left no chance for fielders Buck Taylor also connected with three hard hit balls driving in runs as the Whalers began to reverse luck and escape the jinx tied to crowding bad days.
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Henderson
Gamecocks
Novesel
Raleigh
Corre
Williams
Breakfield Coe Ote SS
Brandon
Ferebee
U.e Oss
Chambers P
Diester If
Clark Rt
Lawson
Murchison
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Willams
N . Te
Ter
Branch
Lundeen
Arnette
Diester Kahdot
Bill Whaley
Jinx
Bill
Buck Taylor
Buck
Moore Hurls No-Hitter For Robbins Mill Nine
Robbins Hosiery mill hurler Moore pitched a no hit no run seven inning game to beat Hill Crest 2 to 0 for Robbins Mill Nine’s first win of the season. Five walks and several Robbins errors did not threaten the no hitter. Flynn pitched for Hill Crest and limited Robbins to two more hits after the first frame. Rube Eldridge made his season debut as Robbins manager and played briefly at first base.
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Robbins Boys
Flynn
Hill Crest
Rube Eldridge
Robbins
Air Fatalities in Scheduled Flights Over Three Years
The Aeronautics Branch reports 99 fatalities from accidents in scheduled air transportation over the last three years, with 314 total accidents. Fatalities include 39 pilots, 55 passengers, 3 co pilots and 2 other crew members.
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Washington
Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
Quiet Track Sets Stage for Indianapolis Classic
Indianapolis May 29 drivers and teams prepared for the 500 mile race as bricks were washed and crowds formed for pole position. Cantion and Arnold led a strong field with Cantion’s 16 cylinder car reaching 118 mph in practice. Evans eyed a non stop run with oil burning Cummins racer and 93 mph average expected.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ity
Speedway
William
Shorty
Dave Evans
Evansville
Ind
Clessie Cummin
Evans
Deaths in three North Carolina towns span business, faith
In Rocky Mount Henry Bryan Hart, 78, ran the first business enterprise there. In Greensboro Mrs. J Henry Coble, 82, from a longstanding local family. In Burlington the Rev Peter T Klapp, 58 years in ministry organizing 38 churches and guiding 1,600 members while delivering 6,630 sermons.
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Rocky Mount
Henry Bryan Hart
Burlington
Peter T. Klapp
Christian Church
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
Notice of foreclosure sale in Guilford County North Carolina on a deed of trust dated June 29 including R D Fowler Myrtle Fowler O B Horner and Georgie Horner. Describes Lots 32 and 33 Anderson Heights 50 by 150 feet. trustee E Cridlebaugh. Austin Lone attorneys. May 28 1931.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
R. D. Fowler
Myrtle Fowler
O. B. Horner
Georgie Horner
Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford Caente
Anderson Heights
Hardeman & Dillon
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
E. Cridlebaugh
Austin & Lone Attys
Major League Leaders from May 28
A digest of top American and National League leaders through May 28 showing batsmen like Cochrane Simmons and Arlett along with pitchers Wolberg Grove Brandt and teammates. Highlights include Simmons leading in average runs and home runs, Arlett excelling in batting and RBIs, and Brandt and Grimes posting strong win records.
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Hinkle
Greene
Phibbs
B. Culleroe
Connor
Canada
H. Cullen
Weisner
Brogden
Smithes
Mates
Land, Holt and Wallgren
Howard Bryan
Cox
Ormand P
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EON
SD Vaced Gocerces
Tofue ED Secse Cvesice
EOE
Ives
Gover
Tescones
Etek Dennis
R Winston
Cesses Sive
Land
Smith- W. Johnson Walker
Balen
Bitcher
Orman Ormand
Umcues Geneon
Wachovia
Straw
Panama
Cannon-Fetter Co
South Main
Piedmont
Boston Ees
Cincinnati Ae
Paris
Spider Pladner
France
Francois Biron
Jimmy Guthrie
Akron
K. O
Redmond
Green Bay
Wis
Harry Dublinsky
Eddie
Kid) Wagner
Buffalo
Grand Rapids
Mich
Martin Lewandowski
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Furniture City
Schmeling
Walberg
J. B. Gillen, JR
Mayo
Morton
Townsend
Moore
Robbins Mill
Carolina
J. Henry Coble
Major League
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Cronin
Averill
Hite
Webb
Alexander
Tigers
Ruth
Foxx
Johnson
Chapman
National Lea
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Phillies
Hornsby
Klein
L. Waner
Hitse
Bottomley
Herman
Robins
Davis
Bartell
Worthington
Orsatti
Comorosky
Berger
Cuyler
Mitchell
Giants
Grimes
Hominess
Lexington
Lexington Ave
New York City
Frank Gregson
Mgr
J. Leslie Kincaid
American Hotels Corporation
Sun Parlor
Spot Cash Furniture
Commerce
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