Enterprise Wins Opening Race in America’s Cup Challenge
The American defender Enterprise skippered by Harold S. Vanderbilt triumphed over Shamrock V in Newport on a 30 mile course, with a two minute 52 second final margin. Enterprise led from start to finish, finishing in 4 hours 3 minutes 48 seconds as Lipton’s Shamrock V trails seeking three more victories to reclaim the cup.
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Maple Grove Stables Sold to Penny Brothers Syndicate
Maple Grove Stables has been acquired by Penny Brothers and associates in a deal that forms the Penny harness operation as the south’s largest. The transfer adds Irish Holiday Serious My Glory Apex and Pauper to Penny stable Number Two, with shows planned from Greensboro to Raleigh and wintering in Havana and Pinehurst.
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Pauper
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Duchess
George T. Penny
Garrison
N. Y
Dave Kelly
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Midnight Frolic
J. C. Penny
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Sunshine Stables
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Blue Moon
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Piedmont Series Delayed By Rain
Rain halted the Piedmont league post season championship in Durham. The 4th game ended with each team holding two wins. Monday afternoon the Durham Bulls visit Henderson for the fifth game. Perry of Durham was slated to face Earnhardt and is expected to start Monday.
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Enterprise Wins Race In Quiet Finish at Finish Line
In a calm display Enterprise glided past the tug Susan A Moran at the finish mark. The second race covers a triangular 30 mile course and is set for Monday with daily continuation until a yacht wins four contests barring delays.
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Cedar Falls Claims Win Over Rube Inc
Cedar Falls baseball club accuses Rube Inc players of leaving the field in the ninth inning with the score tied and a man on third. Rube rallied in the bottom of the ninth to take a one run margin before Cedar Falls batted and the visitors allegedly left. Rube has not yet given its side to the Enterprise.
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Big Six Baseball D Press Standings Update
Five Big Six batsmen played yesterday. Chuck Klein led with a .383 average after two hits in four at bats. Babe Herman lifted to .392 with a solo homer in four plate appearances. Lou Gehrig Al Simmons Babe Ruth posted single hits. Ruth fell to .133 while Simmons and Gehrig slid two points each.
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Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
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Simmons
Gehrig
Ruth
Lexington Hi Eleven Open Season With Black Bisons Friday
Coach Wade Marlette leads the Black Bisons against Murray Greason's Lexington highs at Willis Park in the 1930 football opener. Key players X and Y are out, others vie for backfield pivots, and Frank Armfield is expected to anchor the offense as the first night game of the season in the state draws fans from the region.
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Bisons
Murray Greason
Lexington
Willis Park
Holcombe
Frank Armfield
Bison
Greason
Wake Forest
Davidson
Bob Durham Sold To St. Louis Cards
Bob Durham the Piedmont league pitching ace has been sold by the High Point club to the St. Louis Cardinals. A nice price was reported for the right hander who will join the Houston base ball club in the Texas league next season. Durham appeared in 45 games last year posting 22 wins and 13 losses with 287 innings pitched. He allowed 291 hits and 174 runs while fanning 193 and walking 106.
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Bob) Durham
High Point Baseball Club
St. Louis Cardinals
Pointer Club
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Piedmont
Dan Boone
Durham
Anderson Shifts Quakers Lineup at Guilford College
Guilford College reports coach Anderson reshuffling players to maximize depth. Farlow moves to center, Gurley shifts to end, and Amieson to guard as Dave West and Winslow show promise. Pratt suffers a fractured cheekbone while Cheek Linder Johnson and Winslow sustain minor injuries. Emory and Henry visit next week as the squad steadies for the season opener.
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Anderson
Farlow
Gurley
Dave West
Star Bucks
Winslow
Pratt
Cheek
Linder
Ohnson
Guilford
Emory and Henry
Highland Defeats Rube Inc In Last Of Three Games
Highland baseball team outplayed Rube Inc 4 to 2 at Willis Park in the final game of a three game series. Pitcher Young struck out 12 as Highland moved toward a rematch to be proposed September 27. Attendance 350.
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Spoon
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Young
Eldridge
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Durham Henderson Postponed Game In PIFDMont League
Postseason Durham vs Henderson game in the PIFDMONT League has been postponed due to wet grounds. Officials scheduled a reschedule date to be announced.
Prince Victor Wins Obstacle Tourney at Country Club
Co J Schwem faltered by missing the upright golf bag in the obstacle event yesterday at the country club. C C Prince captured victory with 49 strokes, two over par on the final obstacle, while Schwein posted 50 with 10 strokes added at the last hole. In other flight finals Wood beat Froelich 6 and 5 and Murray defeated Wall in the fourth flight consolation. The 16-player field featured W C Covington A S Parker J B Mite C Denny H C Bennett A E Tate P C Pens C C Pisce Schwein L H White James Downey T J Gold Jr L L Stookey J S Douglas and R B Hubbard.
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C. C. Prince
Schwein
E. S&s. Wood
Jake Froelich
W. L. Murray
Matt Wall
W. C. Covington
A. S. Parker
J. EB. Mite
C. Denny
H. C. Bennett
A. E Tate
P. C. Pens
C. C. Pisce
L. H. White
Jas. Downey
T. J. Gold, Jr
L. L. Stookey
J. S. Douglas
R. B. Hubbard
Boone And Parrish Top Piedmont Hitters
Dan Boone of High Point led Piedmont league batters in 1930 with a .385 average, followed by Clay Parrish at .372. Tauby of Durham hit .956 with Brummitt at .356, Tauby leading in steals with 53 and Tauby also claiming 21 triples. Wolfe of Durham hit 39 homers, Lindley 37, Henderson’s Goff had 52 doubles, High Point team batting .295, Raleigh fielding .966, Roberts of Durham 12–4 as pitcher leader, Bray and R Durham each 22 wins.
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Piedmont
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Tauby
Durham
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Greensboro
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Henderson
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Jordan Green
Daniels Hen
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Hastymen defeat Denton team 10 to 4 at Willis Park
Hastymen trounced Denton 10 4 in Davidson county championship action. Cecil fanned 10 to pace the win as Kennedy’s club opens with a 4 3 victory. Johnson homered and Kennedy and Kearns stood out on defense in a rough, early season showdown.
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Denton
Willis Park
Davidson County
Johnson
H. Kearns
Cecil
Hasty
Lexington
R. Kennedy
Jack Cecil
Smith
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Lanier
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Night Games Highlight International League Scores
Reading defeated Baltimore 14 to 6 while Montreal beat Buffalo 4 to 3 in a night game. Jersey City hosted Newark in another night game. Toronto edged Rochester 3 to 2 in a separate contest.
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Buffalo
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Newark
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Rochester
Texas League Play Off: Wichita Falls 7 Fort Worth 8
Wichita Falls loses to Fort Worth 8 to 7 in a Texas League playoff game. Fort Worth edges ahead with a late rally to claim the win.
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