Pointers Fall To Bees In Twin Bill No Hit Victory
Mapp blanks Pointers in Winston-Salem to cap two no hit no run games this week. Romer Boykin loses 1 to 0 after Twins win with a tying run plated in the fifth. Buck Taylor, Lou Atchley, Ingram and Jete Long star amid a tense late inning. Charlotte Hornets visit for four games tonight and tomorrow with Morton and Walker likely starters.
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Reggie Mapp
Virginia Polly
Winston-Salem
Romer Boykin
Charlotte Hornets
Guy Morton
Goat Walker
Bobby Durham
Twins
Ingram
Tom Young
Asheley
Tipton
Young
Boykin
McCrone
Plaster
Taylor
Buck Taylor
Old Dominion
Clowers
Lou Atchley
Goldie Holt
Husky
Jete Long
Willow
Sun Beau and Twenty Grand Set for Saratoga Cup Duel
Saratoga Springs awaits a $50,000 Saratoga Cup showdown led by Sun Beau and Twenty Grand. Sun Beau carries 126 pounds to Twenty Grand’s 118 under weight for age as rest of field includes a few entrants. Charley Phillips riders Sun Beau while Linus McAtte to pilot Twenty Grand amid past injuries.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Spa
Sun Beau
Mate
Charley Phillips
Arlington Park
Charley Jurtsinger
Linus
Pony) McAtte
Happy Days Are Here Again Pointers Cash Back Pay
The Pointers finally received pay after forty five days without wages. Managers and players, from the manager to the ball boy, collected back pay on Wednesday morning, lifting spirits and promising to play hard the rest of the season for a chance to return next year. Local owners plan a winning team.
United States Lawn Tennis Opens at Forest Hills
Forest Hills N Y Sept 4 One of the most open opens in years the golden jubilee U S Lawn Tennis singles championship begins tomorrow with about 20 of 84 entrants viewed as having a fair chance. Top seeds include Ellsworth Vines with past stars like Johnn y Doeg largely out of contention and only R Norris Williams II a former champion remaining in the field. Also noted Pine Bluff Ark outfielder B Davis hit 14 for a week to lead Cotton States batting.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Bill Tilden
Henri Cochet
Johnny Doeg
Davis
Pine Bluff
Ark
Highland Adams Willis clash renews City Industrial title race
The Industrial League Championship wraps up with game two at Willis Park tomorrow afternoon at 8. Yarborough of the Highlanders aims to replicate last week’s 5 to 0 shutout performance against Adams Millis. Stone of Adams Millis opposes, hoping to balance the series and claim the second half honors.
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Highland
Willis Park
Yarborough
Ace
Highlanders
Adams Millis
Stone
How They Stand Piedmont League Games Tonight
Charlotte plays High Point Greensboro faces Henderson Asheville meets Winston Durham visits Raleigh. The schedule lists five matchups for the Piedmont League tonight with local teams engaging in key divisional games. likely outcomes and standings are not provided in this brief.
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Charlotte
High Point
Greensboro
Henderson
Asheville
Winston
Durham
Raleigh
Night Sports Results From Multiple Cities
Last night Winston beat opponents 4 to 1 and High Point won 3 to 0. Durham tallied 12 runs to Greensboro 8 while Charlotte led 4 to 3 over Asheville. Henderson Raleigh game postponed due to rain.
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Winston
High Point
Durham
Greensboro
Charlotte
Asheville
Henderson-Raleigh
Games Today Matchups Across Three Conferences
St Louis visits Pittsburgh while Boston plays Philadelphia. Brooklyn faces New York in a doubleheader, and Chicago travels to Cincinnati for crucial league action.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louise
Yesterday's MLB Results From Two Games Played
Yesterday in baseball Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 6 to 4 and Cincinnati beat Chicago 3 to 2 in ten innings. Only two games were completed as rain halted remaining play.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit at Chicago and two more NBA games
Three scheduled games include Detroit visiting Chicago New York at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston.
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Detroit
Chicago
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Two MLB Games Result in Detroit and St Louis Wins
Detroit defeated Chicago 9 to 3 and St Louis beat Cleveland 11 to 3 in the two scheduled games. No other games were on the slate.
Major League Leaders Are Shown in 1940s Stats
National League leaders include Terry Giants batting 548 and 182 hits, Klein Phillies 31 homers and 106 RBIs, Ott Giants 97 RBIs, and Haines Cardinals 11 wins in pitching. American League leaders show Gehrig Yankees 140 runs and 159 RBIs, Gehrig 185 hits, Ruth 38 homers, Grove Athletics 26 wins, Mahaffey 15 wins, with Chapman Yankees 53 stolen bases.
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Terry
Giants
Davis
Phillies
Klein
x.Klein
Ott
L. Waner
Pirates
Adams
Cardinals
Bartell
Tray+ nor
Herman
Robins
Frisch
Martin
Haines
Derringer
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Webb
Red Sox
Miller
Johnson
Tigers
Reynolds
White Sox
Chapman
Grove
Mahaffey
South Carolina to Host Duke Debut at State Fair Stadium
Columbia officials arrange use of the state fair stadium to seat the crowd for Wallace Wade's debut as Duke mentor in the South Carolina game. The move signals adjustments to accommodate fans and showcase Wade's first appearance with the Blue Devils.
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Columbia
S. C
Wallace Wade
Duke
Old man Ouimet Faces Howell in Beverly Semi finals
Francis Ouimet at 38 year olds the veteran in the Beverly national amateur golf championship semis facing 19 year old Billy Howell of Richmond. McCarthy challenges Jack Westland as Ouimet seeks his first title since 1914 while Howell eyes an upset despite Ouimet's experience.
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Chicago
Francis Oulmet
Boston
Beverly
Ouimet
Billy Howell
Richmond
Maurice McCarthy
New York
Jack Westland
Oulmet
Howell
McCarthy
Westland
Bobby
Qouimet
Johnny Goodman
Detroit
Paul Jackson
Kansas City
Goodman
Owen Covey
Salt Lake City
Lester Bolstad
St. Paul
Bob
Border Line
Fay Coleman
Los Angeles
Arthur “Ducky” Yates
Rochester
N. Y
Fights Last Night Roundup in Multiple Cities
Milwaukee fighter Angel Clivelle stopped Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg in the headline bout. Detroit’s Ray Miller defeated Danny Delmont by points over ten rounds. Chicago’s Phil Ross and Joe Sharkey fought to a draw over ten. In Muncie Moan Baumgartner stopped Johnny Fagg over eight rounds. Joey Costa beat Lew Feldman by points in New York.
Stars Shine as Melillo Drives Browns to 11-3 Win
Yesterday’s baseball notes highlight Oscar Melillo of the Browns collecting a double and three singles driving in five runs in an 11-3 victory over the Indians. Bob Osborn pitched for the Pirates, aiding a 6-4 win by delivering two on base in the second and three hits overall to shut out the Cardinals.
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High Point
J. Smith
Biggerstaff
Young
Ashley
Tipton
Durham
McCrone
Boykin
Innineen
Winston
Reynolds
Taylor
Diesler
Long
Agee
Plaster
Connally
Brandon
Ef J. Smith
Ef. Biggerstaff
Ee ‘Young
Winston H.po
Ter
Eer Long
Ee Watts
Scm
Johnson
Evees
Inn High Point
Cecee
Oscar Melillo
Browns
Indians
Bob Osborn
Pirates
Larry French
Cardinals
Howell Eyes National Amateur Crown From Richmond Youngster
A nineteen year old Richmond player Billy Howell battles through three opponents to reach the semi finals of the National Amateur. He aspires to dethrone legendary figures like Ouimet and Bobby Jones, with southern hopes riding on his progress as a fresh face in a storied event. In nearby High Point, Willis Johnson and John Abels headline a close championship round at Blair Park, while Dugan Aycock defeats Ben Rhenfrow in a club clash. The Piedmont League nears its close with Charlotte favored for the title and Durham and Henderson fading in a tough class B season. Baseball despair lingers as teams wind down with dwindling crowds.
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Richmond
Virginia
Billy Howell
Washington and Lee
Howell
Francis Ouimet
Bobby Jones
U. S
England
Canada
America
High Point
Willis Johnson
Buster Moffitt
John Abels
Bill Snow
Blair Park
Dugan Aycock
Ben Rhenfrow
Aycock
Ben
Dugan
Henderson
Durham
Twins
Charlotte
Tigers Top White Sox Behind Koenig's 2 RBI Day
Mark Koenig contributed two RBIs and recorded 13 fielding chances as the Tigers defeated the White Sox. In another game, Owen Carroll held the Cubs to seven hits over ten innings to win 3 to 2 in a duel with Joe Maloné.
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Mark Koenig
Tigers
White Sox
Owen Carroll
Reds
Cubs
Joe Maloné
Reds Beat Cubs to Extend Streak in Tight NL Battle
Cincinnati Reds push past Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 in a 110 inning mound duel as Owen Carroll holds Pat Malone. The win keeps Cincinnati within a half game of fourth place Brooklyn Robins while Pittsburgh tops St. Louis 6 to 4 and Detroit overwhelms Chicago White Sox 9 to 3.
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Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Owen Carroll
Pat Malone
Brooklyn Robins
Reds
Phillies
Braves
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Burleigh Grimes
St. Louis Cardinals
Oscar Melillo
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Bob Welland
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White
Cubs Sign Young Pitcher Tinting From Des Moines
Chicago reports that the Cubs purchased Lyle Bud Tinting a 24 year old right hander from the Des Moines Des Moines Western League club. Tinting posted 20 victories and two defeats this season and had a streak of 16 straight minor league wins.
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Chicago
Cubs
Lyle
Bud) Tinting
Des Moines Club
Tining
High Point golf team opens season at Thomasville course
High Point's first municipal golf team under Dugan Aycock faces Thomasville Country Club at 2 30 tomorrow in the opening match of a series against state and regional clubs. Ten players, including Willis Johnson and Buster Moffitt, will compete with plans for a city league to start in about two weeks and a four man team entry.
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High Point
Dugan Aycock
Blair Park
Thomasville
Aycock
Lexington
Statesville
Burlington
Badin
Raleigh
Willis Johnson
Buster Moffitt
Fred Sappenfield
Lewis Teague
Charles Diffendale
Bunn Hackney
Coleman
T. F. Tilden
Rev. R. W. Wootten
First Robbery in 79 Years Shakes Stony Brook Official
STONY BROOK N Y Con stable J D Kerwin suffers a nervous breakdown amid a local robbery. The event marks the first break in 79 years for the town and coincides with his planned retirement from office after a career without a stain.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
J. D. Kerwin
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Jersey City
Lew Feldman
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