FACIE DIRECTORS TO DETERMINE I MEekin ELIGIBILITY
Durham and Winston-Salem clubs dispute the eligibility of Bill Meekin and Charlie Carroll. W. G Bramham, league president, disallowed protests. both teams appealed. Durham charges Carroll misrepresented his club while with Winston-Salem. Bramham cites rule on player transfers within 30 days of season end.
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Bill Meekin
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Winston-Salem
W. G Bramham
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Contortionist Clyde Jewell Performs at Willis Perk
Clyde Jewell a 13 year old contortionist from Greenville South Carolina delighted the Willis Perk crowd last night with back bending and limber tricks. He began contorting at age three and hopes to study under a professional to pursue stage work once he saves enough money.
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Clyde Jewell
Greenville
S. C
Willis Perk
Press Box Messenger Reports Shower Confusion
Ernest the press box messenger notes the afternoon scene looked like Shower yesterday instead of Shower.
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Nest agrees with Dan Bo on unchanged distance to fish
Fragmentary line notes distance to the fish remains the same since Dan. It mentions last home run and Dan replacing clear distance last night.
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Dan Bo
Dan
Husta Hit by Grounder Takes A Nasty Dent
Husta took a hard grounder to the mouth from Hord last night and played on with at least one tooth missing. The incident left Husta briefly stunned but he remained in the game.
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Hord
Waterproof belt buckle carries compact for quick makeup
A new belt buckle acts as a water tight container holding a compact so a swimmer can fix makeup soon after emerging from the water. The device aims to let swimmers refresh appearance with minimal time loss during transitions.
First Grid Drill Held by Panthers
A dozen candidates for the High Point college football team appeared in uniform for the first practice session under Coach Julian Beall this afternoon. Fifty two players remain to be called tonight and tomorrow, with two more practices planned. Veterans Barkley Worley Walter Litman Ludwig and Radcliffe from last year’s Purple Panthers attended. Beall, trained at South Carolina, expects hard work this week as the Panthers prepare to open the season in Raleigh against North Carolina State in two weeks.
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Julian Beall
Purple Panthers
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Worley
Walter
Litman
Ludwig
Radcliffe
Beall
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Panthers
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Thomas Mills Clinches State Title With Rout of Baden
Thomas Mills crushed Baden 13 to 1 as Lefty Young limited Baden to five singles and 12 strikeouts. Wentz struggled, exiting in the fifth. Radcliffe Payne and Young homered, Caddell had three hits, and Payne Caddell Radcliffe and Williams starred in the field for Thomas Mills.
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Baden
Lefty Young
Wentz
Sockmen
Radcliffe
Payne
Young
Caddell
Foar
Williams
Thomas
Major League Leaders After Sept 1 in Both Leagues
National League leaders include Terry Giants batting 407, Cuyler Cubs with 134 runs, Wilson Cubs 156 RBIs and 46 home runs, Klein Phillies 48 doubles, Comorosky Pirates 23 triples, Cuyler 32 stolen bases. American League leaders feature Gehrig Yankees batting 393, Ruth Yankees 125 runs and 150 RBIs, Hodapp Indians 195 hits and 42 doubles, Combs Yankees 17 triples, Ruth 44 home runs, McManus Tigers 19 stolen bases.
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Giants
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Cubs
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Klein
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Pirates
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Yanks
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Draped Turbans Highlight Light Gray Felt Hat
Marie Christiane presents a stunning light gray felt turban with a black design. Draped sides frame the wearer, the left sweeping toward the shoulder while the right flares over the ear.
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Tailored Lace Green Woolace Suit
A tailored lace green woolace ensemble features an early autumn suit with a wrap around skirt, semi fitted jacket with revers and pockets, paired with a plain green crepe blouse in a lighter shade.
Parcel boxes with automatic locking arrive in Europe
Parcel boxes that automatically lock when items are placed inside have appeared in Europe for installation at front doors, resembling secure mail boxes. The new devices aim to deter theft and provide controlled delivery access for residences.
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Europe
Bulls Take Second in Piedmont Race Amid Labor Day Twin Bill
Durham's Bulls held second place in the Piedmont League race and were three games from the lead as Greensboro Patriots split, while Raleigh’s Caps toppled leaders in a Labor Day twin bill with Henderson and Greensboro.
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Henderson Gamecocks
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Patriots
Winston-Salem climbs to third with doubleheader win
Winston-Salem moved into third place by sweeping High Point in a doubleheader, four games adrift of second with six games left. Raleigh benefited from Gamecock errors to lead 14 to 9 in the first game, while Kyle pitched a one hit shutout in a 1 to 0 win.
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High Point
Raleigh
Gamecock
Kyle
Durham Clinches 9–2 Victory Over Patriots in Afternoon Game
Tauby hit a homer in the eighth to spark a seven run rally as Durham opened with a 9–2 win over the Patriots. In the night game Gate City swatted back with a 33–2 spanking as Cherry was hit hard and O'Brien pitched well for the Pats.
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Patriots
Gate City Swatters
Tauby
Pats
O’brien
Winston-Salem Rout High Point in Dual Wins
Winston-Salem easily defeated High Point twice with scores of 11 to 0 in the afternoon game and 14 to 5 in the night clash.
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Winston-Salem
CAPS Take Two From Gamecocks
Raleigh won both games from the league leading Gamecocks yesterday afternoon. The first game was listless with ragged play. the nightcap featured Henderson’s pitching and a strong Henderson offense led by Teague Jones and Greenberg.
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Gamecocks
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Henderson
Beanhardt
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New Tracks Use Light Silks to Contrast Ties Hats
New fashion notes describe tracks achieving light tops and dark bottoms by pairing beige gray or light toned silk vokes and ties with a matching hat. The emphasis is on coordinated color blocks to create a balanced look.
Wisconsin seeks ban on spring football practice
Wisconsin proposes cutting spring football practice to improve academic focus for players. The Badgers insist they need a better alternative that supports study and athletics.
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Wisconsin
Big Ten
Badgers
Borotra Courts Doubts On Tennis Career At 32
Jean Borotra, 32, says he is too old to juggle selling gasoline pumps and tennis. He defeated Cliff Sutter 4-6 6-3 6-2 in an exhibition at Forest Hills, then reflected that he cannot balance amateur business and sport. He praised American youngsters as stronger than French players and cautioned France may lose the Davis Cup.
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Jean Borotra
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Cliff Sutter
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Forest Hills
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Bill Tilden
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Henri Cochet
Rene Lacoste
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Durham Splits With Patriots In Labor Day Twin Bill
Durham and Greensboro split labor day games at Memorial stadium Greensboro. The afternoon bout saw Durham win 9 to 2 while the night contest ended 11 to 2 after seven errors by Durham.
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Greensboro
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Macon Dominates Charlotte in Sally League Doubleheader
In Charlotte on Sept 2 the Macon Peaches widened their Sally League lead by sweeping a holiday doubleheader over the Hornets. Macon won 11 to 3 and 10 to 2, tightening their hold atop Green ville’s Spinners by two games as second-place matches began.
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Spinners, Strainmen Lead Afternoon Baseball Routs
Greenville failed to appear in the morning at Augusta as the Wolves fell in the afternoon. The Strainmen unleashed a strong hitting spree to win 18 to 5. The Spinners claimed an 8 to 4 afternoon victory.
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Asheville Defeats Columbia in Morning 10 to 1
The Asheville team opened with a 10 to 1 victory over Columbia in the morning game while the Comets responded in the afternoon with an 8 to 7 win to even the series.
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Columbia
Comets
Wincadding
Macon Peaches sweep with 12 hits in both games
The Macon Peaches secured back to back wins as they produced 12 safe blows in the first game and matched that total in the second. Pitching was handled by Mat tingly and Krider who dominated the action on the mound.
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Cohen Leads With Four Hits In Afternoon Doubleheader
Cohen collected four hits in four trips to top the batting as Parham went three for four in the morning game.
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Five errors aid Greenville in victory over Augusta
Greenville benefited from five errors by Augusta as the Wolves hammered Harmon and Stokes for 22 hits. Jim Hudgens hit his 35th and 36th homers of the season, delivering a two game pair.
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Augusta
Harmon
Stokes
Jim Hudgens
Ormando Shines as Asheville Topples Columbia
Ormando pitched strongly for Asheville allowing four hits and holding Columbia to pressure. The closing battle stayed tight with Columbia pulling ahead in the sixth after the Tourists tied it in their half of the frame.
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Columbia
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Comets
Stars Stop Athletics With Two Hits For 2-0 Win
Yesterday's box score shows Charlie Ruffing and the Yankees halting the Athletics 2-0 on two hits allowed. Red Lucas and Benny Frey spun two shutouts for the Reds in a doubleheader 5-0 and 2-1 against the Cubs. Hollis Thurston Robins beat the Braves with sharp pitching and drove in a seventh inning run. Bill Terry Giants topple Phillies with a string of hits for a small scoring spree. Alvin Crowder Senators edged Horace Lisenbee and Red Sox 2-1 on seven hits allowed.
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Yankees
Red Lucas
Benny Frey
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Cubs
Hollis Thurston
Robins
Braves
Bill Terry
Giants
Phillies
Alvin Crowder
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Kentucky to host twenty seven county fairs this year
Kentucky organizers announce a schedule featuring twenty seven county fairs across the state this year. Officials emphasize rural heritage, agricultural displays, and community events as part of the statewide fair plan.
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Gar Wood Retains Speed Boat World Championship
Gar Wood remains speedboat world champion as Miss Americas defeat British rivals in the Harmsworth trophy race. Miss America IX averaged 77.390 mph to set a new 30 mile heat record while Miss America VIII averaged 77.233 mph with a fastest lap of 79.185 mph. Marion Barbara Carstairs returned to England after spending about 500000 on attempts to win the trophy.
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Gar Wood
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George
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Isle of Wight
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Cullop Powers Minneapolis In Labor Day DH
Nick Cullop of the Minneapolis club belted a home run in each game of a Labor Day double header with St Paul. The Miller outfielder increased his season total to 45 homers with the two drives.
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Glenn Wright Dodgers Captain Was Missouri Athlete
Brooklyn Dodgers shortstop and captain Glenn Wright is identified as a former athlete of the University of Missouri.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Catcher Freddie Jilek Sold After Refusing to Be Fired
Freddie Jilek the boy who refused to be fired has been sold by the Asheville Sally baseball club to the Chattanooga Lookouts of the Southern association. Jilek assistant catcher came to the Tourists from Chicago last spring and three times was told his services were no longer needed. He stayed, paid his own expenses, and earned a berth on the team. The Lookouts reportedly paid a nice sum for the player who bats right handed and has a rifle arm for throwing.
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Freddie Jilek
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Fights Last Night Across Cities
In Watertown Billy Petrolle of Fargo KOed Doty Turner. In Kansas City Mickey Cohen of Denver beat Joe Glick of Brooklyn on points. Canton Patsy Perroni defeated Mike McTigue of New York. Macon Add Warren stopped Tiny Herman of Portland. Asheville Jeff Carroll stopped Jack League of San Antonio.
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Joe Glick
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Mike McTigue
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Olliff Wins Technical Knockout Over Smith in Roanoke
Billy Olliff of Savannah defeated Jimmy Smith of Roanoke by technical knockout in the bout, piling up a stoppage in the second round.
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Billy Olliff
Savannah
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Reds to face Peoria in exhibition under lights
The Cincinnati Reds meet Peoria of the Three Eye League in an exhibition game under the lights tomorrow night in Peoria. Peoria clubs are a Cincinnati farm.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Baseball Standings From Piedmont Southern and Atlantic Leagues
Results show Raleigh 14 1 Henderson 9 0 Winston 11 14 High Point 0 5 Durham 9 2 Greensboro 2 11 Mobile 1 2 Atlanta 7 10 Nashville 13 2 Chattanooga 5 6 Birmingham 7 New Orleans 4 Memphis 12 Little Rock 10 Asheville 10 7 Columbia 1 8 Charlotte 3 2 Macon 11 10 Greenville 8 Augusta 4 Louisville 7 Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 2 3 Kansas City 3 5 Toledo 2 9 Columbus 6 5
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Baseball scores from Monday games in three leagues
International League results show Rochester 0 Rochester 0? Montreal 6-0. Jersey City 12 Newark 9. National League games include St Louis 11 Pittsburgh 6. New York 8 Philadelphia 4. Brooklyn 3 Boston 5. Chicago 0 Cincinnati 1. American League standings Philadelphia 3-1 New York 2-2. Cleveland 13-9 St Louis 8-5. Detroit 6-4 Chicago 5-2.
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Minced clam fritters with currant jelly
From canned minced clam you can craft simple fritters using ordinary batter. Fry until golden and serve hot with currant jelly for a quick, tasty snack.
Growing interest as Carolina football practice opens
In Charlotte, 49 Duke players suited up for the season’s first workout while other schools such as State, Wake Forest, and Davidson held drills earlier. Coaches at North Carolina and Furman and several nearby colleges began equipment issues and initial sessions with enthusiasm high and squads expanding.
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Piedmont League Matchups Highlight Raleigh Henderson, Winston High Point
In the Piedmont League Raleigh faces Henderson while Winston meets High Point and Durham plays Greensboro. In the National League New York visits Philadelphia and Brooklyn plays Boston. Iowa lists twin quarterback candidates Leo and Lloyd Jensvold for the coming season.
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