Greensboro Wins Piedmont Pennant as Durham Loses
In Charlotte on Sept 14 the Greensboro Patriots beat the Durham Bulls 9 to 7, taking the Piedmont League title three games to one. Parrish led Greensboro with a homer and three hits, Young added three, while Durham’s George Whitted led in hitting.
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Charlotte
Ash
Greensboro Patriots
Durham Bulls
Patriots
Parrish
Young
Pats
George Whitted
Bulls
Page
Perry
Kermit Smith
Durham
E Johnson
Poet
Ai Ae
Wore
Williamson
Roane
Mitnarasa
Savece
SB Perry
OB Weve
Ja Weaver
Patrise
COE
Eeese
Brummitt
TOUR
E Pborgls BO Acess Bo
Ss Hee
Greensboro
Teague
Wolfe
Richards
Tauby
Kilpatrick
Young Kilpatrick
Cox
Smith
Morgan and
Kopshaw
Totessin
Athletics Edge White Sox in Rain-Shortened Shuffle toward World Series
Cornelius McGillicuddy leads the Athletics to a 5–2 victory over the White Sox at Shibe Park as Ed Walsh falters. Simmons belts a 30th homer and triples boost the A’s, with Howard Ehmke getting the win and Grove finishing the ninth. The Yankees face rain delays. Cubs and Phillies clash for the NL pennant as rain halts Pirates and Giants. St Louis sweeps two from the Braves to cap the NL schedule.
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Cornelius McGillicuddy
Promised Land
White Sox
Shibe Park
Yankees
House of Mack
Chicago
Cleveland
Athletics
Ed Walsh
Boley
Jimmy Dyke
Walsh
All Simmons
Simmons
Bishop
Howard Ehmke
Bob Grove
Senators
Indians
Red Sox
Tigers
Washington
Browns
Cubs
Phillies
Pirates
Giants
Forbes Field
St. Louis
Braves
Joe McCarthy and Connie Mack in Baseball’s Full Circle
The piece recalls 1920s baseball dynamics with Joe McCarthy and Connie Mack as peer figures. The author, a Toledo Mud Hens batboy under Socks Seybold, notes how McCarthy rose from minor league and eventual 1929 Cubs era to facing Mack in a future world series under the Wrigley banner.
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Joe McCarthy
American Association
Connie Mack
Toledo Mudhens
Socks Seybold
Athletics
McCarthy
Joe
Wrigley
Connie
Cubs
Chicago
Louisville
Baltimore
Bishop, Boley, Crove
A’s Petroll
Cleveland Alexander Sets National League Victory Record
Grover Cleveland Alexander celebrates his 378th win tying the National League mark amid Cubs and Cardinals trade talk and a noted detour with Flint Rhem. Joe McCarthy lauds pitcher Guy Bush of the Cubs with a mix of praise and playful remarks regarding his repertoire.
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Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Pete
St. Louis
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Chicago
Alex
Cardinals
Flint Rhem
Carolina Flinger
Rhem
Guy Bush
Mrs. Huddleston Quits Swim Across Channel
Mrs. Myrtle Huddleston abandoned her English channel swim after 21 hours in the water and seven miles from Cape Griz Nez, France. She began at Southforeland near Dover at 9 30 yesterday morning.
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London
Myrtle Huddleston
English Channel
Cape Griz Nez
France
Southforeland
Dover
England
Notice of Commissioners Sale of Real Estate High Point NC
Commissioners Walser and Austin announce a public auction of a 17 600 square foot parcel on South Main Street High Point Guilford County North Carolina. The sale is set for 10:00 a.m. Saturday September 21 1929 with a 10 percent cash deposit required.
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You Eiffe J. (Penny) Hayworth Et al
Z. I. Walser
J. Allen Austin
Guilford County
North Carolina
South Main Street
High Point
Mary
C. B.) Ward
J. W. Harris
Winston Blair
Mary Ward
Southain Street
Georgia Tech hero signs with Portsmouth Spartans
The note claims Father Lumpkin, a famed Georgia Tech football star, has joined the Portsmouth Spartans of Ohio. Portsmouth aims to build a strong squad to challenge the Trenton Tanks who tout Pony Smith from Mercer, Glenn Presnell of Nebraska, Pat Kneiff from SMU, and other 1929 players. Also mentions Italian boxers and boxing twins the Perlicks as context.
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Lumpkin
Georgia Tech
Tech
Portsmouth
Spartans
Trenton, CO
Pony Smith
Mercer
Glenn Presnell
Nebraska
Pat Kneiff
Southern Methodist
Roberti
Campolo
Carnera
Grosso
Ruggirello
Barba
Kid Chocolate
Perlick Twins
Herman and
Henry
Kalamazoo
Durham and Greensboro edge in Piedmont League finale
In the Championship Series Durham loses to Greensboro 7 to 9. The rain paused activities in Asheville Knoxville. National League games saw Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 4 and Chicago 6 Philadelphia 7. St Louis 3-5 Boston 2-3. American League Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2 and Washington 4 Cleveland 3. St Louis New York rain affected schedule.
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Piedmont League
Durham
Greensboro
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
South Atlantic
Asheville
Knoxville
St Louis
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chattanooga
International League
Rochester Es Sie
Toronto Ee
Baltimore
Montreal
Buffalo
Southern Association Scores Quick Take
Little Rock 1, New Orleans 5. Memphis 6. Mobile 8. Atlanta Nashville and Birmingham Chattanooga played on wet grounds.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Atlanta-Nashville
Birmingham-Chattanooga
Milwaukee Milwaukee 8 top Kansas City 4
The Milwaukee team beat Kansas City 8 to 4 in the only games played. Indianapolis defeated Louisville 4 to 3 in a separate matchup.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Texas League Scores Show Fort Worth Narrow Win
Fort Worth defeated Houston 5 to 4 as Wichita Falls beat Beaumont 8 to 1, Dallas triumphed 8 to 4 over Waco, and San Antonio faced Shreveport with wet conditions delaying play.
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Fort Worth
Houston
Wichita Falls
Beaumont
Dallas
Waco
San Antonio
Shreveport
Wet Grounds
Western League Scores From Tuesday
Des Moines defeated Omaha 2 to 1 while Wichita topped Topeka 5 to 1. Denver crushed Pueblo 17 to 1 in the lone games scheduled.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Wichita
Topeka
Denver
Pubelo
International League doubleheaders scheduled in Baltimore and Toronto
Montreal Buffalo game postponed in Baltimore Jersey City and the Rochester Toronto matchup set as part of a doubleheader tomorrow. Both games will be played as part of a twinbill and shift dates accordingly.
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Montreal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Major League Leaders as of Sept 13
National leaders include O Doul with a .396 batting average for the Phillies and 223 hits, Wilson 142 RBIs for the Cubs, and Klein and Wilson tied for 39 homers. American leaders feature Simmons with 368 batting, Ruth’s 44 homers for the Yankees, and Grove 20 wins for the Athletics.
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O’doul
Phillies
Rups—Hornsby
Cubs
wWilson
Frederick
Robins
L. Waner
Pirates
K Klein
Wilson
Cuyler
Bush
Simmons
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Manush
Browns
Miller
Fonseca
Indians
Ruth
Yanks
Stagg and the 1928 Maroon team reference
A fragment notes details about Amos Stagg and a 1928 Maroon squad, suggesting debate on origins of a celebrated team. The comment ties Stagg to a historic roster without offering new dates or outcomes.
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Stagg
Controversy Over Player Recruitment Tactics In Ohio Football
John Carroll University coach Ralph Vince accuses Ohio State University officials of attempting to lure promising tackle Ted Rosequist with free tuition board and lodging and a paid job. Ohio State coach Sam Williaman and university officials deny any recruiting offers.
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Ohio State University
Ralph Vince
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Ohio
Ted Rosequist
Vince
Ohio State
Rosequist
Sam Williaman
The
State University
Asheville at Knoxville Championship Series clash
In the South Atlantic Association championship series Asheville visits Knoxville for a key match. Officials note a need to introduce refined scouting courses for senior classes in big schools to improve preparation.
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South Atlantic Association
Asheville-Knoxville
Asheville
Knoxville
Not Thin Skinned Laugher in Madrid
A quip about humor and self mockery attributed to Gutierrez in Madrid contrasts with a remark on a merry life. The lines capture a playful tone and cultural flair from an unspecified source segment.
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Gutierrez
Madrid
Parental dispute echoes in Paris press from Pele Mele
A Paris caption quotes a dramatic line about marriage and self harm attributed to Henry in Pele Mele reporting, reflecting sensational conflict tone. The brief indicates a tense personal moment captured in a society column.
Foxx clings to AL batting lead as danger mounts
Chicago report shows James E Foxx of the Athletics at .370, three points ahead of Lew Fonseca of Cleveland as the AL batting race tightens. Ruth and Alexander gain ground. team stats keep Detroit atop with a .380 batting clip and the Athletics at .977 in fielding.
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Chicago
Athletics
James E. Foxx
Connie Mack
Foxx
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland Indians
Fonseca
Dale Alexander
Detroit
George Herman Ruth
Bob Fothergill
Tiger
Forseca
Simmons
Philadelphia
Manush
St. Louis
Lazzeri
New York
Fothergill
Alexander
Combs
Ruth
Heilmann
Tigers
Letics
Bob Grove
Mack Southpaw
George Earnshaw
Tom Zachary
Babe Ruth
Miller
al Simmons
Cleveland
Big Bill Tilden Nears Net Championship Title
In a national singles final at Forest Hills, Big Bill Tilden and Francis Hunter meet after six days of grueling matches as the aging champions seek the title against rising stars. Tilden edged John Doeg in a five setter to reach the final, while Hunter defeated Fritz Mercur in four sets.
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Associated Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
West Side Stadium
Bill Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Tilden
California
John Doeg
Big Bill
Hunter
Fritz Mercur
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr
Kansas City
Richard N. Williams
Alumni Reprimanded Over Unheard Of Action
A campus memory surfaces as alumni face informal censure for an unusual deed. The report notes university authority and the community reaction while avoiding graphic details.
Notice of Public Sale of High Point Lot in 1929 Auction
Foreclosure sale of real estate in Guilford County North Carolina under a 1927 mortgage by Maggie Wyatt and Eliza Mobley to Frank Wineskie. Lot on North side of Vail Street High Point with four room dwelling to be sold at public auction September 30 1929 at 2 pm at the East Door of the Guilford County Court House Greensboro NC with 10 percent cash down. Property sold subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments.
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Maggie Wyatt
Eliza Mobley
Frank Wineskie
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
N. C
High Point Township
Vail Street
High Point
Baseball Evening Schedule Tepid Yet Competitive
Today's games feature Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, New York at St. Louis, Detroit at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, and St. Louis at New York. Teams look to build standings with strategic matchups across the league.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under Deed of Trust
Notice announces sale of real estate under a 1927 deed of trust in Guilford County North Carolina. Gemma Hauser and C B Hauser defaulted on the note secured by the property in High Point Township. Sale at Greensboro Courthouse door at 2 PM on September 23 1929 to the highest bidder. property taxed and subject to unpaid assessments.
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North Carolina
Guilford
EB. C. Criddlebaugh
High Point
Gemma Hauser
C. B. Hauser
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point Township
State of
Chestnut Street
Arthur Bulla
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Lena) Blackburne
Lew Barbour
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William J. Chapman
County OF Guilford
George Kersey
Walser
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Pittsfield
Major League
Grove
Broadway
Paris
Big Bill Tilden
By Ted Vosburgh
TKI
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Lylus
A&e
Youngs Mar
Woolworth
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Attys
National League
E. C. Cridlebaugh Trustee
Austin & Turner
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