Patriots Beat Pointers In First Game Of Series
Patriots win game one of the series 6 to 2 over the Pointers as Mitchell and Williams homer for Greensboro. Turner limited Greensboro while Kilpatrick and Cox added key hits and Brummitt, Harrell, and Young aided a multiple inning scoring push.
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Sixteen Remain in Paris Net Tourney
Paris May 30 only sixteen players remain after quarter final day in the international hard court tennis championships. Among the field 83 men and 61 women began last Saturday. Americans face limited hopes with only two men in sight for the last eight. Helen Wills advances in the women’s draw, while Edith Cross Marjorie Morrill and May Sutton Bundy exit before the third round.
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United States
Bill Tillen
Wilbur
Frank Hunter
Tilden
Europe
Frank Matejka
Austria
Rene la Coste
Jean Borotra
Hneri Cochet
Baron de Morpurgo
Italy
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Cubs Beat Pirates 5 to 1 in Morning Game
Chicago Cubs defeated Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 1 in the morning game of the doubleheader. Nehf pitched for Chicago until the ninth, Bush finished. Cuyler, Hornsby, and Wieand had multi hit contributions as Chicago moves into a tie for first place with Pittsburgh.
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President's Cup Second Round Matches Set
The Country club hosts second round President's Cup play with four matches for today. Yesterday's only result saw Will Snow defeat Britt Armfield 2 and 1 in a first round. The lineup features J. K. Lyon vs C. C. Prince, J. C. Kester vs R. H. Wheeler, C. M. Waynick vs Will Snow, and J. C. Abels vs A. S. Parker.
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Will Snow
Mr. Snow
Mr. Armfield
J. K. Lyon
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J. C. Kester
R. H. Wheeler
C. M. Waynick
J. C. Abels
A. S. Parker
Canada Greatest Buyer of American Radios
Canada bought almost half of U S radio receiving sets in February. The Commerce Department reports 3 302 sets shipped to Canada versus 8 246 to all countries. Costa Rica Panama Barbados Java British Oceania and Morocco each bought one set.
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United States
Department of Commerce
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Barbados
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Morocco
Iowa Reinstatement Satisfies Big Ten After Expulsion
University of Iowa officials affirmed they reinstated faculty control of athletics to appease the Big Ten after the school was expelled. Prof Goodenough of Illinois pressed for abolition of a rumored slush fund, while President Jessup avoided direct reply to charges. Major Griffith stated the issue was faculty controlled athletics as reinstate action proceeded.
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Eddie Howard Joins Myrtle Desk Club
Eddie Howard, formerly third baseman for the High Point Yarn mills in the Industrial League, has joined the Myrtle Desk baseball club to hold down the hot corner. He played for the Knoxville all star nine last year and has led the Yarn makers in hitting and fielding this season.
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High Point Yarn Mills
Myrtle Desk
Desk Makers
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Three Eye League Scores Shaped by Evening Games
Decatur 5, Terre Haute 9. Danville 3, Evansville 7. Peoria 5, Quincy 7. Bloomington 7, Springfield 4. Local standings reflect strong offensives and tight matchups across the league.
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Irwin defeats Thigpen in Carolinas golf round
In Greensboro at Sedgefield Country Club Mrs. W D Irwin of Greensboro beat Mrs. Richard C Thigpen of Durham five and four in the second round of the women's Carolinas tournament. Miss Isabel Smith and several others advance in later flights with several close finishes.
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N. C
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Richard C. Thigpen
Durham
Thigpen
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W. L. Pierce
Charlotte
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Isabel Smith
Mount Airy
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Winston-Salem
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Fights Last Night In Montreal And Oakland
Tom Heeney of New Zealand defeated Elezear Rioux of Montreal on points in Montreal. Jock Malone of St Paul outpointed Wilson Yarbro of Cleveland in Oakland.
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Pointers Struggle With injuries and bad breaks in baseball
The article describes the Pointers facing multiple injuries and roster instability. Huffman joined Dan Boone but left for his brother’s deathbed within 24 hours. Walters and Ford battle injuries. Jones broke his nose and Red Williams shifts positions. A new fielder McGuire was signed and Stone was released. The piece urges support and predicts a better game ahead.
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Huffman
Pennsylvania
Walters
R. Jones
Dan
Red Williams
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Ford
McGuire
Winston-Salem
Stone
High Point College
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Western League Scores Standings Summary
Topeka beat Tulsa 7 to 6, Wichita downed Oklahoma City 5 to 3, Des Moines won 5 to 4 against Omaha, Pueblo triumphed over Denver 11 to 65.
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Dallas beats Wichita Falls 3 to 1 in Texas League
In a Texas League evening, Dallas defeated Wichita Falls 3 to 1 while Shreveport overcame Fort Worth 10 to 8. The remaining games were postponed due to rain.
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Shreveport
Fort Worth
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