Piedmont Title Series Second Game Delayed by Weather
Inclement weather delayed the Piedmont League championship game between Henderson's Gamecocks and Durham Bulls. The teams will play this afternoon at 3 30 in Henderson after last night’s rainout shifted schedule and forced a shift from Durham.
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Tilden and Rogers Clash in Fourth Round Showdown
Forest Hills N Y Sept 10 Bill Tilden the giant of tennis faced Lyttleton Rogers in the national singles championship fourth round. Rogers defeated Ellsworth Vines in five sets while Tilden overwhelmed Ed Feildeman, signaling a likely Tilden Van Ryn or Doeg path to the final with Allison a potential champion.
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Philadelphia
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National League tightens race after two day games
Brooklyn and New York won while Chicago St Louis battled to keep pace in a tight NL race. Phelps held Cubs to five hits as Herman homered, Grimes and Mitchell held Giants, and Cincinnati’s slump continued as Philadelphia won 8-6. In the AL Washington rallied in 12th to beat St Louis 8-4, Grove won his 26th for the A’s as Detroit fell 3-1.
Durham Henderson game postponed by bad weather in Piedmont League
Baseball results show Brooklyn 3 Chicago 0, New York 3 St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 6 in the National League. American League scores list Chicago 10 Boston 1, Philadelphia 3 Detroit 1, Washington 8 St. Louis 4, New York 8 Cleveland 6. other games not scheduled.
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Southern Association scores and notices
Birmingham 1 Atlanta 2, Memphis 9 New Orleans 0 with a forfeit in the ninth. Nashville 7 Chattanooga 5, ten innings. American Association Louisville 10 Columbus 6. No other games scheduled.
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Montreal and Toronto clash in I L game results
Scores show Montreal 1 Toronto 2 in International League action. Newark 11 Baltimore 2 and Buffalo 6 Rochester 12 reflect high scoring games. Sally League notes Greenville 3 Macon 0.
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Favorites Fighting To Stay In P. G. A. Golf Tournament
The second round of match play in the professional golfers association championship left all top favorites still in contention. Defending champion Leo Diegel faces Harold Samson, Gene Sarazen meets Bob Crowley, Tommy Armour plays Bob Shate, and Johnny Farrell takes on Denny Shute in the 36 hole round.
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American Poloists Take Early Lead In Westchester Cup
At Meadow Brook Westbury New York a crowd of 40000 watched the United States and Great Britain in the second Westchester Cup polo match. The American team led by Tommy Hitchcock won the opening game 10 to 5 and need only a win to retain the cup, which the U S has held since 1921.
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Three Eye Title Series Opens With Evansville Danville Clash
Evansville and Danville meet tonight under the arc lights in the first game of a four or more game series to decide the 1930 Three Eye League championship. Evansville won the second half of the split season and Danville the first.
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Transmission Delays In Crimean War News
A note explains it took a week for Crimean War news to reach London by messenger, as rapid modern communication methods did not yet exist.
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White Sox top Red Sox 1 to 1 in hit filled game
The White Sox racked up 19 hits and Pat Caraway pitched poorly as Boston’s pitchers bowled over by hit batsmen. The game ended 1 to 1 with the Indians also noted for strong hitting and, overall, weak pitching.
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Pitching Crown Is Clinched By Lefty Grove
Chicago September 10. Lefty Grove star southpaw of the Philadelphia Athletics has nearly clinched the 1930 major league pitching crown with a 26–5 record and .839 percentage. He trails Joe Wood’s modern record of 34–5 for a .872 mark set in 1905. Grove's best season in five years joins his rise as the A's ace.
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Chicago Club Defeats Brooklyn in Tight Race
Chicago club faced Brooklyn in a close contest with final scores 80 77 and 78 71 64. Pittsburgh and Boston also featured, while Cincinnati and Philadelphia posted uneven results.
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Major League Leaders for the Season Through Sept 9
The top hitters and pitchers in the league include Terry of the Giants leading batting with .405 and Hodapp of the Indians with 205 hits. Cuyler of the Cubs has 140 runs and 34 stolen bases, while Wilson of the Cubs leads with 47 home runs and 163 RBIs. Gehrig of the Yankees tops batting with .389 and Ruth with 139 runs and 156 RBIs. Combs leads the Yankees with 18 triples, Klein the Phillies with 51 doubles, and McManus of the Tigers steals 20 bases.
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Stars Shine as Mitchell, Herman Lead Big Wins
Yesterday's standout performances include Clarence Mitchell of the Giants holding the Cardinals to seven hits in a 2-1 victory, Babe Herman of the Robins belting his 31st homer with a man aboard in the eighth to power a 3-0 win over the Cubs, Pat Caraway's five hit pitching pace in the White Sox 10-1 win against the Red Sox, Earl Combs driving in four runs with three singles for the Yankees over the Indians, and Jim Moore's rookie homer with a man on helping the Athletics beat the Tigers 3-1.
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Pat Caraway
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Jim Moore
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Fights Last Night in Chicago and Indianapolis
Chicago lightweight Edgar Norman knocked out Bert Quinn of Honolulu. In Indianapolis Tracy Cox defeated Henry Falegano of Des Moines by decision over ten rounds.
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Bert Quinn
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Indianapolis
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Des Moines
Beige frock with bow and caracul hat set for fall
A beige frock features a round collar and a brown shaved caracul bow. A beige hat tops the outfit with a flat bow trim of caracul, completing the early fall ensemble.
Piedmont League Tonight Matchups
Durham meets Henderson while Pittsburgh faces Boston and Cincinnati plays Philadelphia. Chicago battles Brooklyn as St. Louis visits New York and Washington travels to St. Louis. Philadelphia hosts Detroit with New York at Cleveland and Boston visiting Chicago.
Indian Civil Administration Employs Mil One and a Half
The civil administration in India has secured work for about one and a half million people. Of these, only around twelve thousand are Europeans.
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Josh Cody's Team Hit by Graduation
A southern conference football team faces losses as key players graduate. The series notes ongoing impact on depth and early season prospects.
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Clemson Faces Rebuilding As 1929 Roster Departs
Clemson’s 1930 football outlook focuses on filling fourteen departing lettermen under coach Josh Cody. Key returnees include John Justus and Maxey Welch, with reinforcements like junior Armstrong joining the backfield. major concerns center and tackle positions amid shifting guard Reuben Seigle and veterans Fleming Bowles.
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Maxey Welch
Grady Salley
Lionel Harvin
Bob Salley
Harvin
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Reggy Woodruff
Bob Jones
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Victor Fleming
Monk Bowles
O. D. Padgett
Dixie
Army Adopts Warner Style Of Football
Army at West Point unveils a Warner style football system under new head coach Major Ralph Irvink Sasse. The cadets shift to wing rack formations with spinners, sharp breaking backs, and deceptive passes while veterans man the line and a strong plebe backfield provides depth for the season.
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Carnegie Tech
Roland Elliott
Lehigh
Ken Fields
Illinois
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Colgate
Clemson Schedules 10 Game Southern Conference Menu
Clemson lists a 10 game schedule with five Southern Conference clashes on foreign soil. The Tigers face Tennessee South Carolina Florida Virginia Military Institute and North Carolina State along with Furman The Citadel Presbyterian of South Carolina Wofford and Newberry as other opponents.
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Gland Found To Control Complexion Secrets Reported
Howard W Blakeslee reports to the American Chemical Society that scientists in Cincinnati have found a gland secretion that appears to regulate pigmentation and thus complexion. The discovery marks a potential key to skin color control.
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Discovery of Pituitary Gland Role Tied to Growth Theory
The pituitary gland, located between the mouth roof and brain base, was linked to growth and bone development in a discussion of bodily circulation. Dr. C. G. MacArthur of the University of Buffalo was credited with the discovery, explained alongside a new circulation theory by Dr. Oliver Kamm of Parke Davis and Company.
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Parke Davis and Company
Aerial Banner Trial Over Hanworth Air Park
A new aerial advertising method was tested at Hanworth Air Park. A banner towed by an airplane stayed fixed to avoid twisting, held steady by a caravan, and remained readable from ground level at a height of 3 900 feet.
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New Cowl Collar Frock Makes Quiet Statement
A black flat crepe frock features a very new collar style with a shell pink taffeta cowl that sits higher at the throat and stands upright with a dignified air.
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