South Carolinian Meets Dr Ravenel This Afternoon
In Greensboro at Sedgefield Country Club four players competed for a spot in the Sedgefield open final. Wilmer Hines of Columbia defeated Lucas Abels of High Point 6-3 6-4, while Dr Samuel Ravenel of Greensboro beat H D Vail of Pinehurst 4-6 6-1 9-7 in a marathon semifinal.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Ace
Samuel Ravenel
Lenoir Wright
Charlotte
Harvey Harris
Raleigh
Hiness
Harbor
Lucas Abels
High Point
Abels
Hines
South Carolina
H. D. Vai
Pinehurst
Ravenel
Vail
Results recap from multiple baseball leagues
In the results, Rochester crushed Toronto 12 to 1. St. Louis defeated Washington 7 to 4. New York lost to Cleveland 9 to 5. Boston fell to Chicago 4 to 3. National League games were scheduled but not detailed.
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Brooklyn
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Lipton Shamrock V and Vanderbilts Enterprise Race Start
Shamrock V skippered by Sir Thomas Lipton and Enterprise led by Harold S. Vanderbilt set to begin a 30 mile open ocean series near Brenton Reef lightship with a windward to leeward course. The first to four wins takes the cup as up to seven races possible this month.
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Newport
R. I
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
Eunterprise
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Brenton Reef
Vanderbilt
Wealth Of Material For Depart At Duke
Duke football coach Jimmy DeHart enters his last Duke season with 13 lettermen and a strong group of sophomores. Wallace Wade will take over next year at Alabama. The Blue Devils face 11 games, six Southern Conference foes, and rely on a heavy line and quick backfield to spark a spirited 1929 campaign. Opening September 27 against South Carolina, Duke also meets Virginia North Carolina State Kentucky North Carolina Washington and Lee Villanova and other non conference foes.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan Durham
Jimmy DeHart
Duke University
DeHart
Wallace Wade
Alabama
Blue Devils
Husky
Marcus Rosky
Boob Hayes
Hiatt
Soph
Carpenter
Hardin
Bryan
Lee Davis
Werner
Sophs
Emory Adkins
Rupp
Friedman
Brewer
Junior
Mullins
Lemons
Murray
Reiber
Ershler
Abbott
North Carolina
South Carolina
Demons
Virginia
North Carolina State
Kentucky
Washington and Lee
Villa Nova
Price Introduce Aggressiveness in California Camp
Berkeley report on coach Bibs Price shaping a more open California offense for 1930. He shifts from conservative kick and wait to varied ground formations and aerials while preserving defense. The Bears aim to beat Stanford and stay within the Pacific Coast Conference schedule with Ed Griffiths at quarterback and a rebuilt backfield.
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Russell J. Newland
Berkeley
Cal
Berkeley Hills
University of California
Co. M
Bibs” Price
California
Price
Pacific Coast
Bears
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Stanford
Glen Warner
Ed Griffiths
Clarence Garrity
Joe Hickingbotham
Ralston Gill
Nevada
Teen stars reach net semi finals with Tilden Doeg
Forest Hills reports two teenage players Frank Shields 19 and Sidney Wood 18 joining William Tilden and Johnny Doeg in the national tennis semifinal round. Tilden beat Doeg previously while Doeg edged Frank Honter. Shields defeated Gregory Mangin and Wood defeated Cliff Sutter to reach semis.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
New York
William T. Tilden
California
Johnny Doeg
Frank Shields
Sidney G. Wood
Tilden
Doeg
Johnny van Ryn Yestrday
Frank Honter
Shields
Gregory Mangin
Newark
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Cliff Sutter
Tulane University
Henderson Keeps Piedmont Lead With 3-2 Win
Durham and Henderson split the Piedmont League tilt as Moose Swaney defeated Dick Cherry 3-2. The Gamecocks earned four runs in the fourth inning while the Bulls left 14 men stranded and Henderson piled 12 hits. Umpires Kopshawami Morgan and Air Attaches capped a day of regional baseball news including Paris France planning six air attaches to Washington and other capitals.
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Durham
Henderson
Portsiders
Moose Swaney
Gamecocks
Swaney
Cherry
Bulls
Trague
Birds
Goff
Anderson
Jones
Teague
O’mallery
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Whitted
Wolfe Box
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Bo Mae
Ae Masten
R. Henderson
Tuby
Wolfe
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O’malley
Comb
English
O'Malley
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Paris
France
Washington
London
Rome
Madrid
Lisbon
Peiping
French
Air Ministry
Ship model built by Miss Bridges captures detail
Devoting 15 years to the project Miss Bridges of Sevenoaks constructed a nine foot long model battleship in London. The model features tiny searchlights powered by small bulbs and a miniature engine room telegraph in the chart room.
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London
Devotina
Bridges
Sevenoaks
Helen May Martin of Merriam Kansas
Helen May Martin a pianist from Merriam Kansas is described as deaf and blind. The note highlights her unique musical pursuits despite sensory challenges.
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Alpine County Population Density Report
Alpine county California covers 776 square miles with a population of 239, yielding a density of about one person per 3.2 square miles. The remote county shows a sparse settlement pattern and low urban concentration.
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Alpine County
California
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