Globe Nine Captures Flag In Two-Game Amateur Loop Series
High Point and Henderson players vied at Willis Park in a booster day event won by the Globe Nine. Awards went to Dan Boone for the longest lungo, Pahlman of Henderson clocked 100 yards and sprinted bases in 15.1, with several other feats noted including first home run by Cook and first strike out by Conklin.
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Henderson
Slane
High Point
Willis Park
Dan Boone
Hueta
Pahlman
Pahliman
Wiliams
Walters
Diehl
Cook
Boone
Ford
Johnny Jones
Clodfelter
Conklin
Sterling
Barker
Johnson
Durham
Durham Bulls
Winston- Salem
Bulls
Winston Salem Ab
Forrest
Taylor
Phelps
Wolfers Vo
J Whitted
Tauby
Whilliamson
Strange
Weaver
Mee
Seem
Winston-Salem
Bray
Rimmer
Anderson
Whitted
Winston
McCarthy
E Rimmer
Bryan
Brown
Evans
Whiteman
Maltby
I Dunkle
Mauney
R Winston
Page
R Henderson
Pahiman
J. Jones
Tankersley
Edwards
Husta
Acosta
Beck
Brandon
Ray
Cee Husta
Townsend
EK J. Sanford
QO Williams
Williams
Ewe
Young
Jones
Globe Parlor Takes 10-3 Victory to Clinch 1929 Pennant
Globe Parlor defeats Slane Hosiery 10 to 3 in the Amateur series finale to secure the 1929 pennant. Smith pitched nine innings for Globe Parlor, while Weston and Roper struggled for Slane Hosiery. Holcombe and Ed Staton led Globe with multiple hits, and Faust homered for the victors.
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Globe Parlor Baseball
Globe Parlor
Smith
Globe
Weston
Roper
Gaddis
Holcombe
Ed. Staton
E. Weston
White
Oss
M. Howard
Faust
Cox
Fugeson
M. Weston
Staton
Howard
Wood
Apple
Millikan
Perdue
Townsend Stars In Iron Man Stint Against Pointers
Ivan Young makes his professional debut at Willis Park against Pat Townsend in a two game set. Henderson wins 12 to 5 in the opener and 4 to 2 in the nightcap as Townsend fans 1 and allows 15 hits in the two games. Johnny Jones leads the Bunnies with two triples and two doubles. Diehl and Jones also make sharp catches in the outfield.
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Ivan Young
Jamestown
Willis Park
Pat Townsend
Young
Henderson
Townsend
Johnny Jones
High Point
Jones
Diehl
Trinity Wins First ALF Honors in Tri-County Circuit
Trinity clinched second half honors in the Tri-county league by defeating Jamestown 17 to 9 in an exhibition. Payne worked well for Trinity as errors let in several runs. Jamestown committed errors behind a wild slugfest. First half honors in the playoff race were contested by Trinity with a post season series possible.
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Jamestown
Jordan
L. Harver
Payne
Boston
Dori Sica
EOS
Thomas
Mioygor
Bkae
Esa
Jamestown Ab
HERUE
O. Harvey
Togo
Inca
ORRIS
R. Jamestown
SOHO
Duke University athletic field takes shape in Durham
One of the east central region's largest level tracts will host Duke's new athletic field on campus. Grading is well advanced, with several weeks more work. Plans include six baseball diamonds, a varsity diamond with stands, on land just west of the stadium and gymnasium under construction. The ground is high, well drained and fringed by timber.
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Durham
North Carolina
Duke University
Hines Bryan Win Doubles Title at Georgia Tennis Meet
Wilmer Hines of Columbia and R L Bryan of Chatanooga upset the doubles field to claim the men's doubles title in Atlanta. With singles champion Bryan Grant ill, Hines and Bryan defeated Gus Fever and Maurice Bayon in the semis and toppled Jack Simpson and Ralph Demott of Atlanta in the finals.
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Atlanta
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Star
R. L
Lefty
New Orleans
Jack Simpson
Ralph Demott
Dennis Twials Fires 1 Hit Victory For Yarn Millers
Dennis pitched a one hit game on the Greensboro sandlots as the High Point Yarn Millers defeated the Greensboro Night Hawks 20 to 0. The standout feature was Twials superb pitching.
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Dennis Twials
H. P. Yarn Millers
Page Dennis
Greensboro
High Point Yarn Mill
Greensboro Night Hawks
Lott Wins National Doubles Title in Brookline
George M. Lott Jr of Chicago and John Hope Doeg of Santa Monica capture the men's doubles title at the 48th national championship in Brookline Massachusetts. Lott then teams with Miss Betty Nuthall of England to win the mixed doubles championship.
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Brookline
Mass
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Longwood Turf
John Hope Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Betty Nuthall
England
Hill claims western women's golf title in extra hole
Mrs Q S Hill, veteran from Kansas City, defeated Mrs Gregg Lifar of Los Angeles in the western women's championship at Old May field. After 86 holes all square, Hill hit an 150 yard spoon shot and a 15 foot putt for an eagle on the deciding hole, Lifar settling for a birdie four.
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Cleveland
Q.S. Hill
Kansas City
Gregg Lifar
Los Angeles
Old Mayfield
All Square
Hill
Pats Clip Colonials Twice In 13-1 and 10-2 Wins
The Pats shut out the Colonials in both games, taking a 13-1 win followed by a 10-2 victory in Greensboro. Home runs by Baker and Parrish set the tone in the opener, while Kilpatrick and Brandon paced the offense in game two.
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Greensboro
Pats
Colonials
Salisbury
Altenburg If
Pueater
Chivas
Bo TB
Renee
Ea i Ss mm
Mere CF Han
Sirekin
ESS
UR CS Weneer
Greensboro Ab
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Mreaneon
Brummitt If
Teese SO
Ee Beane
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Vane Poe
Brandon
Bruwmmitt i
Tessie
le Sees
Chitwood
Patted Greensboro
Young
Baker
Patrick
Parrish
Teague
Kilpatrick
Don Gilreath
Benson
R. Jones
Mayo
Rish
Turner
Kilpat
Carroll
Altenburg
Eleazer
Gilreath
Branch
Brummitt
Wael
Eich
Centies
Baliapury
Jones
Wood
Jeffries
Morgan
Kepshaw
Babe Herman Maintains Lead With Slight Week Decline
New York August 31 Babe Herman remains atop John Heydler's batting list with a .4605 mark after a week spanning games through last Wednesday. Frank O Doul trails by 12 points at .393, while Bill Terry sits at .387. Hornsby, Waner, Klein, Frisch, Stephenson and others appear among leaders in runs, RBIs, doubles, triples and steals. pitching leaders include Guy Bush with 18 wins and .857, followed by Grimes and Moss. Team batting leaders show Phillies, Cubs, Pirates near .300s. Cubs lead fielding at .976 with Giants close behind.
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New York
Babe Herman
John Heydler
Frank O’doul
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bill Terry
Hornsby
Chicago
L. Waner
Pittsburgh
Klein
Frisch
St. Louis
Stephenson
Douthit
Cuyler
Ott
Hack Wilson
O’doul
Lloyd Waner
Guy Bush
Burleigh Grimes
Ray Moss
Phillies
Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Reds
Golf Rule Change On Ground Under Repair And Lost Ball
The rule clarifies that a ball in a no penalty ground under repair may be lifted and dropped. If a ball enters such a spot and is not found after five minutes it is declared lost and the standard lost ball procedure applies.
Training Begins At Carolina On Monday Morning
Chapel Hill August 31 UNC prepares to start the 1929 football training with more than 70 players including 16 veterans. The Tar Heels gather Monday for four weeks of sessions before the Wake Forest opener at Kenan Stadium on September 28, under Head Coach Collins and assistants.
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Chapel Hill
Notre Dame
University of North Carolina
Sporting Society
Wake Forest
Kenan Stadium
Collins
Chuck
Guilford Opens Grid Practice September 6
Guilford College announces football practice starts September 6 with forty candidates reporting to Coach John F. Anderson. Ten lettermen from last year return to form the nucleus of the Quaker machine as Anderson begins his first season succeeding Norman Sheppard.
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Guilford
Longtime Giants manager John McGraw and other era names
A nostalgic sketch notes John McGraw’s 28 years as a National League manager with the Giants and lists peers from Pennsylvania coal towns. It references Connie Mack, Bucky Harris, Coveleskie, O’Neill, McNally, Quinn, and omits current veterans while projecting Indians, Senators, and boxing mentions.
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John McGraw
Connie Mack
Bucky Harris
Harry
Stan Coveleskie
Steve O'Neill
Mike McNally
Jack Quinn
Comorosky
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Indians
Walter Johnson
Hame
Senators
Clark Griffith
Jack Kearns
Mickey Walker
Tommy Loughran
Bill Muldoon
N. Y
The Nut-Cracker and a Patchwork of Sports Spikes
A satirical column humorously compares fighters across sports and suggests odd training for chess and checkers. It mentions Schmeling Scott Sharkey and Joe O’Goofty, while joking about roadwork and gym routines for nontraditional games. It ends with a U.S. government pencil usage figure.
Keating Beats Vierkoetter in 15 Mile Marathon Duel
Edward F. Keating of New York won the Wrigley 15 mile swim in Toronto in 8 hours 18 minutes 18 seconds, finishing 580 yards ahead of Ernest Vierkoetter who earned $5,000 for second place. The race avenged a 1927 Lake George dispute and left Keating seeking an apology for past remarks.
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Toronto
Ont
Lake Ontario
Edward F. Keating
New York
Ernest Vierkoetter
Keating
Vierkoetter
Lake George
Piedmont League Scores Report
Piedmont League results show High Point 5 2 Henderson 12 4 and Greensboro 13 10 with Salisbury uncertain. Durham 3 5 Winston-Salem 1 1. Sally Asheville 4 4 Columbia 2 1 Charlotte 8 4 Knoxville 4 16 Greenville 4 3 Augusta 3 6 Macon 5 0 Spartanburg 2 7. American League Detroit 13 St Louis 9 Washington 0 3 New York 4 13 Boston 4 Philadelphia 9.
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Piedmont League
High Point
Henderson
Greensboro
Salisbury
Sally Asheville
Columbia
Charlotte
Knoxville
Greenville
Augusta
Macon
Spartanburg
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Atlanta Athl Club wins Southeastern AAU swimming meet
The Atlanta Athletic Club men’s team topped the two day Southeastern AAU meet in Atlanta with 78 points. Rome, Georgia placed second with 18 points and Pensacola, Florida finished third with nine.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Club
Rome
Pensacola
Fla
National scores rush in as teams post results
In a compiled city edition, New York 2, Brooklyn 9, Chicago 7, Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 9, Boston 5 appear as quick rundown scores reflecting a day of games across the circuit.
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National New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Southern Association Scores From Birmingham Memphis Chattanooga Nashville
In Birmingham the Little Rock eleven played 11 innings, while Atlanta defeated Memphis six to three. Chattanooga beat Mobile four to eight, and New Orleans edged Nashville three to four in the other results.
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Osuthern Association
Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
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