Hornets Rally To Beat Patriots 10-7 In Charlotte comeback
Charlotte Hornets overpower Greensboro Patriots 10-7 to even the Piedmont league series at one game each. Ted Kielnhans endured the loss as Charlotte pounded 12 hits including three each from Holt Bell and Biggerstaff with two homers from Wright. Chester M started for Charlotte. Averette relieved after six innings. Blackie Carter plans to play for Charlotte tonight.
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Frankie Pattagila Upsets Roy Williams In Chicago Bout
Frankie Pattagila of Winnipeg floors Roy Williams of Chicago in a knockout victory. The match details list Pattagila as the winner with Williams defeated in the four round contest.
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Frankie Pattagila
Roy Williams
Chicago
History of football evolution from ancient roots to American game
Frank Barfield recounts Professor Nerts’ view on football as an evolution blending soccer and rugby. The piece traces Harpaston origins, Roman influence, medieval bans, and 19th century shifts in England and America, noting Rutgers Princeton Columbia Yale and early intercollegiate play shaping the modern game.
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Thenedaian
Fischer Leads Youngsters To Wins Over Vet Golfers
Johnny Fischer the 20 year old Michigan sophomore fired rounds of 69 and 73 to tie the amateur national medal record as the Five Farms course opened match play. He led a新 wave of newcomers over veteran contenders including Ouimet and Sweetser while others struggled in rough rounds and the international challenge faded.
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Boston
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Chandler Egan
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Johnny Fischer
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Cincinnati
Jones
D. C. Corkran
Terry Signs For Two Years More
New York Sept 13 Bill Terry the Memphis slugger who succeeded John McGraw as Giants manager in June has signed a two year contract covering the 1933 and 1934 seasons. Terms were satisfactory to Terry and President Charles Stoneham. The Giants sit in seventh place with 17 victories 23 defeats as McGraw quit and Terry has shown only modest gains to 47 and 52.
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McGraw
Major League Leaders Summary from Yesterday's Games
National League leaders include O Doul of the Dodgers top batting with .874 and Klein of the Phillies at .347. Klein also leads runs with 146 and 210 hits, while O Doul adds 116 runs and 249 hits. Pitching leader Warneke of the Cubs at 21 6. American League leaders show Alexander of the Red Sox at .362, Foxx of the Athletics leading runs with 139 and RBIs with 149, and Foxx also the home run leader with 52. Gehrig and Manush tie for hits with 198.
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Porter
Indians
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Senators
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Chapman
Walker
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Gomez
Cubs Edge Giants in Opener as Root Dominates
Charley Root pitched four hits allowed to win opener for the Cubs. Johnny Verger of the Giants formerly scored the tying run, and his double in the 11th powered the nightcap victory.
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Six leading Queen City golf play at Charlotte club
Six players remained within the 150 circle after 36 holes at the Charlotte country club championship. Notables include Ernie Ball 144 Clarence Owens 144 Freddy Hyatt 147 Erwin Laxton 149 Henry Picard 150 Bunny Orr 150.
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Charlotte Country Club Opera
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Highlands
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Greenville
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Klein drives Phillies to win with 36th homer and pair
Chuck Klein belts his 36th homer along with a double and a single against Ed Brandt as the Phillies defeat the Braves. Milton Gaston limits the Senators with effective pitching while the White Sox blank the opponent.
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Phillies
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White Sox
Senators
Panthers Name Tentative '32 First String Lineup
High Point College prepares for the 1932 grid season with a tentative starting eleven. Coaches Beall and Yow tightened drills before school opens, aiming to face Wofford on October 1. Ends Schwartz and Graham lead the line with Furr and Claude Smith at tackles. In the backfield are captain Craver Royals Hirtsik Ritchie Gaither Smith Sherhill.
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Graham
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Royals
Hirtsik
Ritchie
Gaither
Smith
Sherhill
Industrial All-Star Nine Defeats Amateurs in Close 8-6 Win
Industrial All-Star Nine, chosen from the city’s Industrial and Amateur leagues, beat the Amateurs 8-6 in a fast, close game before about 500 fans. The series continues Saturday with a likely stronger arm lineup led by Smith, Kirby, and Perry, and the winner gains the right to draft the other squad and face Thomas Mills for the city championship at Willis Park Sunday at 3.
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Willis Park
O- Smith
Kirby and
Perry
Winston, Waterbury knocks out Cobb in Baltimore bout
Boston based unknown fighter Winston from Waterbury Connecticut defeats Walter Cobb of Baltimore in a boxing match.
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Winston
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Conn
Walter Cobb
Baltimore
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