Piedmont Staggers To Finish Line Today
The Piedmont league concludes a disastrous season with final games Raleigh vs Charlotte Greensboro vs High Point and Durham vs Wilmington. Postseason series between Greensboro and Charlotte may determine the pennant as the circuit contemplates continuing next year amid financial trouble and franchise moves.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
High Point
Durham
Wilmington
Asheville
Louisville
American Association
Financelal
New York Giants
Winston-Salem
Boston and Paris boxing results headline spars
Lou Brouillard of Worcester outpointed Ad Zachow of Doves New Hampshire in Boston. Jose Arilla of Spain drew Maurice Huguenin of France in Paris. In Springfield Ohio Ralphy Smoky Maggard of Covington defeated Pete La Cross of Fort Wayne over ten rounds, Tommy Glynn stopped Jene Coleman in Indianapolis.
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Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Ad Zachow
Doves, N. H
Paris
Jose Arilla
Spain
Maurice Huguenin
France
Drew
Springfield
Ohio
Ralphy
Smoky) Maggard
Covington
Pete la Cross
Fort Wayne
Ind
Tommy Glynn
Jene Coleman
Indianapolis
Slugging feats by Foxx and Ruth mark week in majors
Major league sluggers Foxx and Ruth posted notable numbers as the season nears end. Foxx reached 61 homers and Ruth hit his 40th, entering a rare 40-home-run season club. O'Doul tops NL batting while Alexander boosts Foxx toward the AL pace. Klein and Gehringer also post strong slugging and RBI totals.
Notre Dame Irish Lineup Split By Nationalities In Practice
Notre Dame plans a notably diverse team as 20 of 106 players report Irish full blood, with 25 nationalities represented including Italians and Germans among the mix. At N C State, Frank Reese faces a backfield glut with 22 candidates, nine lettermen, and 13 sophomores contending for QB and backfield spots, while Zuppke braces for Illinois expectations after a winless Big Ten season.
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League of Nations
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Heardy Anderson
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Ed Krause
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Joe Kurth
Paul Host
Charles Jaskwirich
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Joe Skecketski
George Melinkovich
Joel Morris
Charlie Jeffrey
Don Wilson
Phil Kinken
Lawrence McCulley
Morris
McCulley
Wilson
Kinken
Mope Cumiskey
Ray Rex
John Bowyer
Bill Dunaway
Allen Bailey
Bob Cook
Hank McLawhorn
Bob MecQuage
Bo Bohannon
Wilson Credle
Clifton Croom
Glenn Goodwin
William Henry
John Johnson
John Komlos
Robert McAdams
Roscoe Roy
Roy
Robert
Zuppke
Illinois
Ilinois
Ohio State
Mint
Michigan
Northwestern
Mlinois
Major League Leaders Dust Off Averages And Records
National League top batting O Doul Dodgers and Klein Phillies lead with 370 and 203 hits respectively. Home runs 45 by Klein and 34 by Ott. American League Foxx Athletics leads with 365 batting and 51 home runs. Gehrig and Ruth in RBI and HR tallies. Steals led by Klein with 20.
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Dodgers
W. Davis
Phillies
Klein
O Doul
Hurst
P. Waner
Pirates
Stephenson
Cubs
Herman
Reds
Suhr
Ott
Glanta
Frisch
Cardinals
Warneke
Swetonie
Foxx
Athletics
Alexander
Red Sox
Combs
Yankees
Don Hurat Delivers In 12th To Beat Cardinals
Don Hurat singled in the 12th to drive in a run and lift the Phillies over the Cardinals. Jon Warneke and the Cubs scattered nine Braves hits to win 21.
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Don Hurat
Phillies
Cardinals
Jon Warneke
Cubs
Braves
Roaring Senators Near Second in American League Race
The Washington Senators surged with 20 wins in 24 games, narrowing the gap to 1.5 games behind the A’s for second place. Fred Marberry Bill McAfee and Alvin Crowder powered a 6-4 win over the St. Louis Browns, while the Yankees faltered losing to Detroit 14-13 in 14 innings and 4-1 in five. The Red Sox rallied to beat the White Sox 9-6 in 10 innings as the Cubs moved within one game.
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Associated Press
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Chicago Cubs
Walter Johnson
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Senators
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Washington
Fred Marberry
Bill McAfee
Alvin Crowder
St. Louis Browns
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Marberry
Lloyd Brown
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Sam Byrd
Gerald Walker
Tiger
Heinie Schubie
MacFayden
Arndt Jorgens
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Stars Dale Alexander Drives Winning Run In 10th
Yesterday's baseball action features Dale Alexander of the Red Sox delivering a go ahead double in the 10th to beat the White Sox. Buck Marrow and Gerald Walker starred for the Tigers, with Farmer’s five hits powering a win over the Yankees as Lonnie Warneke earned his 21st victory. Charley Grimm's Cubs neared the pennant with twelve more wins. Don Hurst drove in the 12th inning run to lift the Phillies past the Cardinals 3-2. Mel Ott homered in both ends of a doubleheader as the Giants split with the Reds.
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White Sox
Gerald Walker
Buck Marrow
Tigers
Farmer
Yankees
Boston Braves
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Cub
Charley Grimm
Don Hurst
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Mel Ott
Chuck Klein
Non-Pro All-Star Clash Sets High Point Night Exhibition
The Non-Pro All-Stars from High Point’s Amateur and Industrial leagues prepare a post season exhibition at Willis Park. The 3 pm game starts a two out of three series to crown the city champ who will face Thomas Mills for the title. Lineups list Connor Young Anderson Huffman Thomas etc for Industrial and Frits Bryant Conn or Cooper Clark Weisner R Clark Purdue Dawson Fowler for Amateur.
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Fowler
Braxton
Flynn
Big Five gridsters report first casualties at training camps
Casualties arrive from Duke Davidson and Lenoir Rhyne as practice shifts to heavy work. Albert Werner of Duke injures his knee and is out indefinitely while Ralph Caton of Davidson sprains a backfield. Jens Bumgarner of Lenoir Rhyne breaks his leg. E B Dunlap, once a freshman center, reappears on campus.
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Albert
Pop) Werner
Duke
Ralph Caton
Davidson
Lenoir Rhyne
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Werner
Blue Devil
E. B. Dunlap
University of North Caro
Lina
Chuck Collins
Manley
Doc Newton
McElrath
Newton
Gene McEver
Raleigh
N. C. State Wolfpack
Clipper Smith
Luther Wood
Wolfpack
Pat Miller
Wake Forest
Thomas Mills Wins Narrow Win Over Dr Pepper Nine
Thomas Mills baseball team coached by Si Henry edged Dr Pepper 3 2 in Winston Salem yesterday afternoon. Andrews pitched well, allowing nine singles as Dr Pepper pushed late, while Thomas Mills benefited from an error and timely hits to seal the victory.
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Si” Henry
Yow
High Point College
Winston-Salem
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Ernest
Weston
E. Weston
Cowan
Blade
Adr Holl
Turner
Svesesre
Patterson
Ebedo
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Mast
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Otedien
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