Hornets and Patriots Dominate Piedmont League Action
Charlotte Hornets defeated Durham 6 to 4 as Bud Shaney led with a triple and three tallies. Greensboro topped Raleigh 13 to 6 behind Mellana's home run triple and double totaling nine bases. Ted Kileinhans earned the win for Greensboro, his 20th season victory, while Jim Lyle leads with 21. Wilmington dropped a 10 inning loss to High Point 10 to 8. Leiber delivered a 15th inning homer with a man on base.
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Greensboro
Raleigh
Charlotte
Wilmington
Tars
High Point
Pointers
Hank Leiber
Leiber
Daughtry
Hornets
Bud Shaney
Bees
Patriots
Mellana
Patriot
Ted Kileinhans
Jim Lyle
Smyder
Sullivan
Money
Carter
Brown Sullivan
Shaney
Umkopah
Oveer
Seeene Eee
Yan
P Ibe
Erin Eeneee
Melisne
Ueller
Oeeer Kleinhans
P Gray
Klein- Mellans
Walker
Caldwell
Lewis
Oster
Caldwell Mellana
Mellana Caldwell
Raleigh Flynn
Kleinhans
Mitchell
Welcome Pointer Night Sets Box Score Time Fans
The box score shows a 10 to 2 scoring line with parks and Leiber driving in runs. Mullican pitched and Dennis took the loss against a lineup featuring A Smith and Dalls.
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Mullican
Parks
Oo Dennis
Malay
Loftus
Leiber
Dalls
A. Smith
Briggs
Dennis
Brandon
A. Seach
Multeen
Riggs
A. Leet
Caver and
Learney
Army Navy Resume Grid Relations This Fall
NEW YORK Sept 1 The Army and Navy agree to resume gridiron relations with a three year pact. They will play at Franklin Field Philadelphia on December 23 renewing charity games that have softened tensions. Navy maintains three year eligibility while Army treats all cadets equally.
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Army
Navy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
West Point
Cadet Corps
Welcome Pointer Night features track events at Willis Park
High Point hosts a Players Field Meet before tomorrow's game against the Charlotte Hornets at Willis Park. Activities start at 7 45 with multiple field and track contests offering prizes from local merchants to boost support for a potential New York Giants affiliation. Bobby Durham returns to pitch for the Pointers as fans pack the venue.
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Willis Park
High Point
Charlotte
Chamber of Commerce
New York Giants
Bobby Durham
Hornets
N. H. Oliver Co
Cannon Fetter Co
Wright-Cline
Ring Drug Co
Electric Iron
N. C. Public Service Co
Fungo
Max Bones
Matton Drug Co
Louisville
High Point Hardware Co
Redwine Hardware
Le Cadre Outpoints Capley in San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco Gaston Le Cadre of France defeated Claude Capley in a boxing match. The San Rafael, California报道 notes the bout outcome and location with bout details.
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San Francisco
Gaston Lecadre
France
Claude Capley
San Rafael
Cal
Stars Spark Offense in Doubleheader Showdown
Yesterday's Stars Kik Cuyler and O'Doul led power displays with five and six hits respectively as Cubs Dodgers dazzled, Giants and Reds toppled while Tigers beat Athletics. Hogsett and Chagnon toed the hill in tight wins. Cubs won on a tenth inning triple and homer, Dodgers swept Reds as O'Doul collected three hits in each game. Pirates defeated Huck Betts 2-1 with Chagnon strong on the mound.
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Kik! Cuyler
Cubs
Giants
Elon Hogsett
Tigers
Tony Freitas
Athletics
Frank O'Doul
Dodgers
Donheheader
Reds
Leon Chagnon
Pirates
Huck Betts
Pittsburgh
Raves
Fresh Stars Move Up To Dixie Varsity Ranks
Ex Freshmen across the Southern Conference earn major roles as fall practice nears. Tulane expects McDaniel Tesier Lofton to step in behind Dawson. Alabama eyes Chordanz Howell. Virginia Military Institute backs Urick. South Carolina films Mauney. Maryland points to Widymer.
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Dixie Varsity
Atlanta
Tulane
John McDaniels
Robert Tessier
Virginia Military Institute
Urick
Harold Mauney
Billy Laval
South Carolina
Prac
Earl Widymer
Maryland
South
Emmett Topping
Loyola
Boston
North Carolina State
Ray Rex
Biff Jones
Louisian State
George Bowman
Sidney
L.a
Ce Neyland
Tennessee
Murray Warmath
Volunteers
Ralph Gardner
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Henhorne
Carmen
Dyer
Washington and Lee
Woodward
Fleming
Clemson
Benny Fenton
Auburn
Curtis
Gunter
Hutson
Mississippi
Elmer Purvis
Horace Hallett
Virginia
Beck
Burton
Scoggins
Vanderbilt
Bill Porterfield
Marion Brumbach
Bill Bryan
Duke
Dally
Nelson
Sewanee
Joe Rupert
Jack Jean
Kentucky
Chapman
Georgia
Baer and Haynes Triumph In Ring Showdowns
In Chicago Max Baer defeated Ernie Schaaf by points in a ten round bout. In Oakland Leroy Haynes edged Paul Swiderski on points across ten rounds.
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Oakland
Cal
Leroy Haynes
Pasadena
Paul Swiderski
Syracuse
N. Y
Baer Knocks Schaaf At Bell End, Scores No Record
Max Baer of California knocked out Ernie Schaaf of Boston at the Chicago Stadium as the bell ended their ten round fight. The visit by Baer yielded only a decision win in the eyes of officials, with Schaaf stunned but not recorded as a KO in the books.
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Chicago
Max Baer
Califoria
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Schaaf
Jack Sharkey
Baer
Enterprise Defeats Boston Team 7 To 2
The Enterprise baseball team defeated the Boston aggregation 7 to 2 yesterday. Bryant and Staley formed the winning battery while Payne Cecil started for the losers and Gallimore was behind the plate.
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Enterprise
Boston
Enterprise Baseball Club
Bryant
Staley
Payne
Cecil
Gallimore
Boxer Schaaf Flattens After Brutal Final Bell
With seconds remaining in the bout Schaaf stood on unsteady legs against the ropes as a withering assault landed on his jaw. He fell face first when the bell rang, and five minutes of frantic work by handlers saved him as he was brought to his corner.
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Schaaf
Pirates Win Another as Cubs Triumph 10-9
Pirates extend winning streak to five with Pie Traynor homer and Comorosky aboard to beat the Braves 2 to 1. Cubs rally from early deficit to beat the Giants 10-9. Koenig homers and Cuyler drives in runs to seal comeback. Dodgers split with Reds, Dodgers win 7-1 and 11-10. Tigers halt Freitas streak with a 5-4 win over Athletics. Senators sweep Browns 7-6. all other teams idle.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie Traynor
Comorosky
Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Giants
Lon Warneke
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Reds
Bill Clark
Tigers
Tony Freitas
Elon Hogsett
Gehringer
Athletics
Washington Senators
Browns
St. Louis
Melrose Wins Amateur League Title In Wild City Final
Melrose defeated Commonwealth 16 to 15 at Willis Park to clinch the city Amateur Baseball League title. Melrose led early, Commonwealth surged with six runs in the fifth, and Melrose answered with seven in the seventh and late scoring to seal the victory as Dawson drove in the winning run.
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Melrose
Commonwealth
Willis Park
Dawson
Results Yesterday and Today Games Update
Results yesterday show Cincinnati at 1 10 with Chicago and New York scoring. only three games played. Today Brostayn at aa with two scheduled games as listed in the period 711 Cincinnati Chicago New York totals.
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Washington
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brostayn
Memphis Man Wins Canadian 15 Mile Swim Marathon
George Blagden of Memphis Tenn won the Canadian national exhibition swim marathon in Lake Ontario, clocking seven hours 19 minutes and 5235 seconds to beat Marvin Nelson by over two minutes. Gianni Gambi of Toronto took second, with other prizes awarded to Isa dor Sponder, Marvin Nelson, Bill Goll, and Harry Glancy among 191 starters.
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Ont
George Blagden
Memphis
Tenn
Blagden
Lake Ontario
Mississippi River
Mark Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
Gianni Gambi
Isador Sponder
Port Colborne
Marvin Nelson
Bill Goll
New York City
Harry Glancy
Cincinnati
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