Night opening for NC State Wolfpack in Raleigh
NC State announces the opening game with High Point will be played at night in Raleigh and plans to schedule future Raleigh games at night. Sparky Adams returns as quarterback as Coach Van Liew reshapes the lineup with Bud Rose moving to end. Duke and Davidson report lighter drills and injuries impact Buck Mills ankle.
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Charlotte
North Carolina State College Wolfpack
Raleigh
High Point
Adams
Bud Rose
John H. van Liew
Chapel Hill
Chuck Collins
Duke
Blue Devils
Durham
Davidson
Buck Mills
Flash
North Carolina
Abell Plays Freshman Mix For Cavaliers Virginia Drill For Opener
Virginia head coach Big Earl Abell enters his second season with a squad mixing sophomores scrubs and reserves alongside lettermen to fill gaps caused by graduation and injuries. Captain Hunter Motley anchors the defense while Herbert Bryant leads the offense as the Cavaliers prepare for Roanoke College on September 20 and a slate including Randolph Macon Duke Penn State VMI Kentucky Maryland VPL Washington and Lee and North Carolina.
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University
Big Earl Abell
Virginia
Cavaliers
Iveil
Abell
Gus Tebell
North Carolina State
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
North Carolina
Hunter Motley
Cavalier
Herbert Bryant
Roanoke College
Charlottesville
Randolph Macon
Duke
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Hines Favorite In Sedgefield Tourney
The Sedgefield Open opened with 11 winners from a fast field at Sedgefield Country Club. Wilmer Hines, South Carolina junior champion, beat John Strong 6-3 6-4 to advance, while many local players suffered upsets as Dockery ousted Holderness and Phelps, Blaylock, and others posted first round wins.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Wilmer Hines
South Carolina
John Strong
Raleigh
Strong
Hines
Holderness
Howard
Chick) Holderness
Settle Dockery
Rockingham
Dockery
Chick
Co. B. Spivey
Ashton Phelps
Flat Rock
Lucy& Abels
High Point
Spencer Blaylock
J. Roy Graham
Farmington
Carl Carlson
Bryan Co. Abels
Charles Myers
H. D. Vail
Pinehurst
W. C. Flowers
Dr. Samuel F. Ravenel
Greensboro
Laurence Salley
Tallahassee
Fla
Robert Lovill, Jr
Mount Airy
Charles Hackney
Lexington
R. W. Green
D. F. Coleman
Jimmy Poole
W. K. James
A. T. Preyer
J. D. Rogers
Harvey Harris
Moody
Charlotte
Lenoir Wright
John Lindeman
E. O. Burroughs
Ralph Houck
October Hurdle Faces Michigan Football in 1930
Michigan coach Harry Kipke faces the 1930 season with a cautious outlook as the Wolverines aim to snap an October winless streak since 1927 while facing Purdue Ohio State and Illinois. The squad, built around a green group, includes captain James QO. Simrall and Leo Draveling and totals seventy two players with many veterans absent last year.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Harry Pipke
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Pipke
Purdue
Ohio State
Illinois
Michigan
Barry Wood
Harvard
Cambridge
Minnesota
Chicago
Midwest
Perdue
Michigan State
Denison
Ohio
Michigan Normal
James QO. H. Simrall
Lexington
Leo Draveling
William Hewitt
Maynard Morrison
Kipke
County Women's Golf Tourney Nears Final Round
The first annual Guilford County championship at Sedgefield lists Mrs. W E Phipps as medalist and leading quartet with wins over Mrs C E Stone and others. Second and third flight winners include Miss Ruth Bowne Mrs C W Sutton and Mrs J R Hinton with several matches pending decisions today or tomorrow.
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W. E. Phipps
C. M. Waynick
Helen Waring
CC. C. Prince
Guilford County
Sedgefield
Phipps
C. E. Stone
Waynick
T. J. Gold
Miss War
Henry
Harry Moore
Jesse Harris
W. C. Boren, Jr
J. R. Hinton
F. K. Simms
R. H. Wheeler
Hinton
E. P. Ross
Mies Ruth Bowne
C. V. Sutton
J. W. Henry
National League results and American Association scores
National League games ended with Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 4 and Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 11. American League had no scheduled games. In the American Association Louisville 9 Columbus 1, Indianapolis 4 Toledo 5, Kansas City 3 St. Paul 7, Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis 13.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Boxing results from Newark and other cities last night
In Newark Primo Carnera knocked out Pat McCarthy in the first rounds. New York saw Ray Miller stop Mike Sarko in the third round. In Philadelphia Joe Sekura outpointed Matt Adgie ten rounds. Al Gordon defeated Jose Diaz in ten rounds.
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Newark
N. J
Primo Carnera
Italy
Pat McCarthy
Boston
New York
Ray Miller
Chicago
Mike Sarko
Philadelphia
Joe Sekura
Dayton
Matt Adgie
al Gordon
Jose Diaz
Cuba
Chicago-Nisse Ramm Sweden and Joe Miller Draw
Chicago Nisse Ramm from Sweden and Chicago’s Joe Miller tied in a draw, the match ending with a shared result.
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Chicago
Nisse Ramm
Sweden
Joe Miller
Drew
New English Way Promises Pain Free Feet With Radox Bath
реклам text touts Radox Bath curing corns callouses and hard skin. It claims immediate relief after 3 or 4 nightly baths removing corn roots and providing strong feet. Sold by Mann Drug Co and leading druggists.
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Mann Drug Co
Adv
Henderson Caps Opener 13 To 1
Henderson defeats Durham 13 to 1 in Piedmont league playoff opener as Townsend dominates with six hits allowed and Branch homers for the Gamecocks. Henderson builds a big lead by innings end and goes 1-0 in the best-of-seven series.
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Durham
Henderson
Gamecocks
Sunlight
Kleigs
Townsend
Taylor
Wolfe
Gamecock
Anderson
Branch
Durham Ab Rhoa Tavis
Ciwics
O’malley
Ceee
Lindley
Eueca-E
Tauby
Whitted
R. Durham
O'Malley
Kahdot
Teague
Cook
Wilson
Jones
Query
Cherry
Morgan
Repshaw
National League Today Features Several Matchups
Cincinnati plays Philadelphia, Chicago faces Brooklyn, and St. Louis meets New York in a set of league games. The slate highlights key early-season duels among top clubs with potential standings impact.
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Henderson
Durham Ee
Epeneennnene Southern Association
Memphis
New Orleans
E Ee
Birmingham Ee
Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Nashville
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Mobile
Ee Ew
Eee
Philadelphia
Washington Ee Se
New York
Cleveland
Ee Ee
Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis Oy
Brooklyn Ee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
National League
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Jack Red Smith Wins Thomasville Battle
Jack Red Smith, a local fighter from Soldier Wilson's stable, knocked out Bobby Carr in the second round of a six round bout in Thomasville. Smith floored Carr in the first round and finished him at 80 seconds into the second round. Smith trained with Bobby Hart and showed improvement over recent appearances.
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Jack Red Smith
Thomasville
Jack
Red) Smith
Soldier Wilson
Pugs
Bobby Carr
Charlotte
Smith
Carr
Queen City
Battler
Bobby Hart
Morgan and Kopshaw Chosen for Postseason Series
Morgan and George Kopshaw named to handle the Piedmont League postseason series between Henderson and Durham. Morgan, dean of Piedmont umpires, known for long tenure, and Kopshaw, second in seniority, joined the corps in 1928. Repshaw, in two and a half seasons, praised for steady work this season. His future may see him umpiring at higher levels.
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Cy Morgan
George Kopshaw
Morgan
Piedmont
Henderson
Durham
Repshaw
Major League Leaders for Sept National and American Leagues
National League leading hitters include Terry of the Giants with a .402 batting average and 226 hits. Cuyler of the Cubs tops runs and stolen bases, Wilson leads RBIs, Klein and Comorosky notable for doubles and triples. American League features Gehrig with a .391 average and 155 RBIs, Ruth 45 homers, with Combs and Flodapp noting triples and doubles respectively.
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Terry Giants
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Comorosky
Pirates
Gehrig
Yankees
Indians
Flodapp
Combs
Ruth
McManus
Tigers
Terris Fails To Lift Title From Warren's Head
In Charlotte on September 9 AP reports heavyweight champion Warren retained the Carolinas title after a 10 round draw with Sid Terris. Terris weighed 200 pounds to Warrens 183 and was knocked from the ring in the fourth as Warren built an early lead before Terris rallied late.
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Warrent
Carolinas
Sid Terris
Mebane Boy
Warren
Terris
Favorites topple in net tourney
New York September reports shock at the national tennis singles. Jean Boretra falls to Berkeley Bell while George Lott loses in the second round to Richard N Williams, the 1914 and 1916 champion, in four sets. Bill Tilden advances as Ed Feibman looms as next opponent with Bryan Grant versus Samuel Gilpin and Clifford Sutter facing Herbert Bowman also listed.
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Jean Boretra
Berkeley Bell
George Lott
Lott
Waterloo
Wellington
Richard N. Williams
Williams
Bill Tilden
Ed Feibleman
New York
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Samuel Gilpin
Philadelphia
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Herbert L. Bowman
Highland Takes Two From Hemp All-Stars
Highland Cotton Mills baseball team won two games from the Hemp All-Stars Saturday afternoon by 3 to 0 and 11 to 6. Lefty Young pitched the first game fanning 15 Hemp batters with eight scattered hits. Yarborough started the second, giving up 11 hits but keeping danger at bay.
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Highland
Hemp All-Stars
Highland Cotton Mills
Highland Boys
Hemp
Yarborough
Hempp
Welch
L. Seawell
Kidd
Rf Fee
Seawell
J Harper
Harper
Morrow
Shields
Davis
Jones
McDonald
Fields
Anderson
Warner
Young
Spoone
Ercee
Jarrett
M. Anderson
B. Anderson
Upchurch
Parker
Gam
Harper Morrow
O. Seawell
J. Hooper
L Seawell
Yarbrough
Hempty
Tulsa bout ends with Courtney outpoints Willis
George Courtney of Tulsa defeats Cowboy Jack Willis of San Francisco by outpoint in a boxing match referenced as (7) referee stoppage.
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Tulsa
Okla
George Courtney
Jack Willis
San Francisco
Charlotte Adds Warren Dur ham and Sid Terris
Charlotte adds Warren and Dur ham and Sid Terris drawing ten in a compact note from the era with local boxing mentions and names Mebane involved.
Pennant Race Tightens As Cubs Cardinals Giants Roam NY
The National League leaders Cubs and Cardinals clash with the Giants while the Robins surge after sweeping a Philadelphia doubleheader 8 2 and 11 4. Ray Moss shines in the opener as Brooklyn gains ground on St Louis and New York in the pennant chase.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Ebbets’ Field
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
Robins
Giants
Gbhl
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Phillies
Flatbush
Ray Moss
Rensa
Hurst
Grube to White Sox in 1931 deal
Chicago reported the White Sox purchased catcher Frank Grube from Buffalo of the International League for 1931 delivery. Grube, 24, batted above .350 this season and joins the roster as a rookie prospect for next year.
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Grube
White Sox
Chicago
Frank Grube
Buffalo
25,000 Miniature Golf Courses in the United States
A fact note states that the United States hosts about 25,000 miniature golf courses. The figure highlights the sport's widespread popularity across the country.
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United States
Sally Title Series Opener Delayed By Downpour Yesterday
The South Atlantic league championship series opens in Greenville with Macon and Greenville battling for the title after rain postponed a day. Greenville tabs Huey Harmon as starter while Earl Mattingly is next for Macon. The schedule calls for games in Greenville today and tomorrow, then in Macon Friday and Saturday with a rest day Thursday.
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Sally
Greenville
S. C
Macon
Huey Harmon
Earl Mattingly
Peaches
Moss Wright lead Robins-Farmer in doubleheader win
Yesterday's Stars Ray Moss and Glen Wright limited the Phillies to four hits to capture the opener. Wright fueled the day with five hits including two doubles as Robins-Farmer took game one and carried momentum into the day’s second contest.
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Ray Moss
Glen Wright
Robins
Farmer
Phillies
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