Mayo Hurls First No Hit No Run Night Baseball
Bronx star Mayo, a Pointer hurler, pitched a no hit no run game for Winston-Salem Twins in night baseball. High Point won 14 to 4 as Mayo fanned seven, issued two walks but escaped the third inning jam. Hord doubled and homered with three RBI. Jessie and Cox contributed multiple hits in the loss.
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Eleazer
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Boone
Brandon
Mayo Williams
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Frisbie
Winston-Salem
Bates
Weaver Connally
Morgan
Townsend Twirls Sond Brand Ball to Beat Raleigh
Pat Townsend, veteran Henderson hurler, dominated Raleigh Capitals last night allowing four hits in a 5 to 2 victory. Gwathmey was roughed up by Henderson hitters with nine safe blows, six for extra bases, in the final game of the series.
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Pat Townsend
Henderson
Raleigh Capitals
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Raleigh Ab
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Jordan
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Hinkle
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Kahdot
Lewis Goff
Cook
Wilson
Greenberg Wilson
Durham
Eeeaee
Greensboro
Hopout
Hitler
Clough
Roberts
O’um- Malley
Whitted
Clifton
Greensboro Patriots rally to top Bulls 9 8 in high scoring game
The Greensboro Patriots moved into second place with a 9 to 8 victory over the Durham Bulls. Clough pitched 13 strikeouts while Hopper Jordan and Durham homered, as timely hits produced the win.
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Greensboro Patriots
Durham Bulls
Clough
Gate City
Hopper
Jordan
Durham
Ma con Peaches Extend Early Series Lead Over Spinners
Charley Moore's Ma con Peaches hold a three game edge over Greenville's Spinners as Sally league play opens. Maconists win third straight from Charlotte's Hornets to top Augusta. Phil Gallivan notches his 20th victory with nine hits allowed in a 9 to 3 win. August belts Greenville 18 to 9 after an early nine run surge.
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Charlotte
Charley Moore
Macon Peaches
Greenville
Sally Leaguers
George Petty
Maconists
Schoonermen
Hornets
Augusta
Wolves
Slugging Trio Leads Heavy Hitters as Yeargin Wins
Garms Williams and Griffin hit home runs while Fagon sky collected four singles in a heavy hitting game. Six pitchers appeared, each team using three. Greenville deployed Pearce Stein and Stokes while Augusta fielded Surratt Schuman and Yeargin. Yeargin was the winner, Stein the loser.
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Williams
Griffin
Fagonsky
Greenville
Pearce
Stein
Stokes
Augusta
Surratt
Schuman
Yeargin
Asheville and Columbia Split Doubleheader
The Tourists won the opener 5 to 4 while the Comets captured the nightcap 7 to 6 in the second game.
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Asheville
Columbia
Comets
Nash Stars In Asheville Triumph With Three Hits
Nash powered the Asheville win with three hits in four trips. In the second game the Comets crossed the win line in the final inning as Gross led the charge with solid hits and a decisive performance.
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Asheville
Comets
Gross
Henderson and Raleigh top Piedmont League results
In the Piedmont League Henderson defeated Raleigh 5 to 2 while Greensboro beat Durham 9 to 3 and High Point won 14 to 3 over Winston Salem. National League games included Boston 6 Brooklyn 0 Chicago 8 Cincinnati 2 New York 18 Philadelphia 5. American League saw Cleveland 4 St. Louis 3. South Atlantic League standings show Asheville 5 6 and Columbia 4 7 with Charlotte 3 Macon 9.
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Durham
Greensboro
Macon
Eeees
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New York Cod
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Cleveland
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Brooklyn
St Louis
Chicago
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St. Louis
Brooklyn Ee
Philadelphia
Raleigh
High Point
Winston-Salem
Southern Association scores show wide margins across league
Atlanta defeated New Orleans by eight to one while Birmingham beat Mobile two to one and Chattanooga toppled Memphis six to eight. American Association results saw Toledo win four three at Columbus. No other games scheduled.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Memphis
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Tenn
Ala
Piloxi
Miss Gulfport
Miss
International League scores update
Jersey City defeated Newark 5 to 4 while Baltimore beat Reading 5 to 3 Buffalo downed Montreal 6 to 3 and Rochester Toronto game noted with rain as a weather factor.
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Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Reading
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Loyola Announces Night Football Schedule Changes
Loyola University Chicago moves its football schedule to Friday nights this fall. Day games against Carroll College Georgetown Duquesne and Coe have been shifted from Saturday afternoons to Friday nights.
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Loyola University of Chicago
Carroll College
Georgetown
Duquesne
Coe
Stars deliver clutch hits in extra innings and big rally
Yesterday's results highlight Johnny Hodapp of the Indians collecting three hits against the Browns and driving in the winning run with a single in the 11th. Bill Terry of the Giants drove in seven with a homer, a double and two singles against the Phillies. Charley Root of the Cubs held the Reds to three hits in an 8-2 win. Ed Brandt of the Braves stopped the Robins with four singles and a 6-0 victory.
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Johnny Hodapp
Indians
Browns
Bill Terry
Giants
Phillies
Charley Root
Cubs
Reds
Ed Brandt
Braves
Robins
Red Grange Re-signs With Bears For Pro Football
Chicago Sept 3 Red Grange signs to play another season with the Chicago Bears in the National Professional Football League. The famed gridiron star renews his contract to return to professional football duties.
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Bears
Chicago
Red
Grange
Red Head
Chicago Bears
Fights Last Night in Chicago and Los Angeles
Chicago report lists Ray Tramlie of Rockford Illinois knocking out Max Kramer of Germany. Los Angeles report shows Sammy Jackson of Santa Monica stopping Bucky Lawless of Syracuse New York in ten rounds.
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Ray Tramlie
Rockford
Ill
Max Kramer
Germany
Los Angeles
Sammy Jackson
Santa Monica
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
N. Y
French aviators land. American reaction stirs talk
Ed Andrews recalls learning French in North Carolina and hears Coste and Bellonte land. He says Frenchmen spoke a language unlike any he heard before as Americans react to the historic landing and radio the moment.
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Ed Andrews
North Carolina
Andrews
Coste
Bellonte
Civic Virtue Grecian Dame Adorns Kinston Square
Kinston firemen recount a paint mishap while giving the public statue a golden hue. A “Grecian dame” receives a brilliant red hair makeover due to a mix up in the paint, prompting laughs and local chatter.
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Kinston, N. C
Kinston
Sheriff nabbed man after tank raid in Mitchell County
In Bakersville North Carolina Sheriff Reid Berry spotted a still in an unused water tank. He waited as two men approached, then collided with George Davis at the tank and arrested him, taking him to jail.
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N. C
Reid Berry
Mitchell County
Berry
George Davis
Rube Inc to Meet Gray's Chapel Friday
Rube Inc plans two baseball games this week. The first faces Gray's Chapel Friday at 3 30 p m. The second meets Ramseur at Glenola Saturday at 3 30 p m.
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Gray’s Chapel
Ramseur
Glenola
Mercer Hopes Are Great This Year
Mercer university enters the 1930 football season with high expectations as an unbeaten 1929 freshman squad moves to varsity and several veterans return. Head coach Lake Russell leads a strong backfield group including Walden Matt Cimperman Branch and Lamson Harvey Hollingsworth Poe. End candidates are Lobetti Ricketson Johnson. tackles Plunkett Atchley Wilder. guards Waller Venable Drinnon Bailey Sperry McNabb. center Bob Smith. The opener is September 27 at home against Presbyterian College, followed by a clash with Georgia in Athens on October.
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Mercer University
Lake Russell
Mercer
Florida
Georgia
Oglethorpe
Walden
Matt
Cimperman
Branch
Lamson
Harvey
Hollingsworth
Poe
Russell
Lobetti
Ricketson
Johnson
Plunkett
Atchley
Wilder
Waller
Venable
Drinnon
Bailey
Sperry
McNabb
Thomas Mills to Meet Industrial League All Stars Tonight
W F Bailey Y M C A athletic director announced a post season game between Thomas Mills and the Industrial League All-Stars set for Willis Park tonight at 8 p m.
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W. F. Bailey
Industrial League All-Stars
Willis Park
Cubs and Giants Lead In Final League Push
Major leaguers near the end of the season with the Cubs four games ahead in the National League and the Giants pressing in Philadelphia. Chicago beat Cincinnati 8 3 with Charley Root holding the Reds to three hits. The Giants outslugged Philadelphia 18 5 as Hogan and Terry homered and the Robins were blanked by Ed Brandt. Cleveland beat St Louis 4 3 in 11 innings on La Blue and Hodapp to reach four straight wins.
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Boston
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Redland Fields
Reds
Chicago
Charley Root
Cincinnati
Root
Cucceriello
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Terry
Phils
Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn Robins
Ed Brandt
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Cleveland
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Johnny Hodapp
Porter
Jack Diamond Ordered Out Of Germany
In Aix la Chapelle German authorities decide to expel the American gangster known as Jack Legs Diamond as a troublesome foreigner. New York authorities reportedly refuse extradition, and Diamond reacts to dispatches claiming his gang grew tired of him.
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Germany
Jack
Legs) Diamond
Diamond
New York
Europe
Cotton Growers to Share in $200,000 Pool
North Carolina cotton growers will share in a $200,000 pool distributed later this month by the North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association. The payment is for members who delivered 1929 crop cotton to the seasonal pool of better grade and staple than 7-8 inch middling. A. B. Blalock announced the basis of settlement after an agreement with the Federal Farm Board.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association
Federal Farm Board
A. B. Blalock
Missouri Tops in Poultry and Eggs Output
Missouri leads in poultry and eggs production with 1920 hen output of 296,954,406 dozen eggs valued at over 53 million dollars.
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Missouri
Curley Byrd Opens Isthm Maryland Season
Maryland coach Curley Byrd begins his 19th season with the Old Liners facing a nine game schedule including six conference clashes and a Yale intersectional tilt. Byrd, a Maryland agriculture graduate, is also assistant to the president and writes sports for a Washington newspaper.
Grand Old Man, 72, Wins Canadian Title
George S. Lyon, aged 72 and famed as Canada's Grand Old Man of golf, won the Canadian seniors' golf association championship with a 36 hole total of 152. The Lambton veteran was eight times Canadian amateur champion between 1898 and 1914.
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Ont
George S. Lyon
Canada
Lambton
Today's Games Pairings From Tonight's Schedule
The schedule lists Raleigh at Winston-Salem High Point at Durham Henderson at Greensboro Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia New York at Boston Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Major League Leaders Update Through Sept 2
Baseball leaders highlight Terry and Gehrig atop batting. Cuyler and Ruth pace runs and RBIs while Wilson and Combs lead in home runs and triples. Hodapp keys Indians in doubles, with Cubs and Yankees producing top totals in steals and runs.
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Giants
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Klein
Phillies
Comorsky
Pirates
Gehrig Yanks
Ruth
Yanks
Gehrig
Hodapp
Indians
Combs
McManus
Tigers
Football practice opens at Chapel Hill with UNC squad
Carolina and neighboring schools launched early practices as UNC began processing about 50 candidates for the 1930 team under Chuck Collins. Veterans Strad Nash Jim Magner Riv Slaser Ned Lipscomb Henry House and Red Gilreath led the returning group amid brisk signal drills. Duke Wake Forest Davidson and Furman also reported sessions as South Carolina’s Billy Laval fielded optimistic workouts.
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North Carolina
Big Five
Palmetto Warriors
Carolinas
Chapel Hill
Chuck Collins
University of North Carolina
Strad Nash
Jim Magner
Riv Slaser
Ned Lipscomb
Henry House
Red Gilreath
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Monk Younger
Is Wildcats
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Dehart
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Rupp
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Bob Hays
South Carolina
Billy Laval
Gamecocks
Dad Amis
Furman Warriors
Pioneer Park
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