Wilmer Hines Wins Sedgefield Net Tourney
Wilmer Hines of South Carolina defeated Le noir Wright of Charlotte in three sets 8-6 6-3 6-4 to claim the men’s singles title at the Sedgefield Open. Julia Pickens of Charlotte beat Anne Martindale of Greensboro 7-5 6-0 in the women’s final.
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Wilmer Hines
Gamecock
Hines
Sedgefield
Lenoir Wright
Charlotte
Columbia
Wright
Julia Pickens
Anne Martindale
Greensboro
Lucas Abels
Yale Counts On Booth 10 Led Elite Football Team
Yale returns Albie Booth, the 150 pound quarterback, healthily ready to lead. Marvin Stevens builds backfield strength with Dunn Snead Austin McLennan and rising freshmen contenders. Key linemen like Fay Vincent Wilbur Hare Stewart Esselstyne and Loeser anchor a squad facing Maine Maryland Georgia Brown Army Dartmouth Alfred Princeton Harvard on schedule.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Albie Booth
Eli
Albie
Brown
Dartmouth
Army
Marvin Stevens
Elis
Dunn
Snead
Austin
McLennan
Crowley
Parker
Church
Sullivan
Stevens
Barres
Walker
Fay Vincent
John Wilbur
Hare
Stewart
Esselstyne
Freq Loeser
Maine
Maryland
Georgia
Alfred
Princeton
Harvard
Doeg Leads Tennis Ranking Shakeup With Doeg Victory
John Hope Doeg, 21, tops the national tennis rankings after winning the singles title against Frank Shields. The upset predicts multiple young players like Shields Wood and Vines challenging for top ten spots, while Tilden may be displaced from the No.1 position. Doeg plans to focus on metropolitan tournaments next year and pursue marriage to Dorothea Scudder.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
John Hope Doeg
Deer
Frank Shields
Billy Johnston
Doeg
Big Bill Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Big Bill
Shields
Sidney B. Wood
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Cali
Tilden
Philadelphian
Europe
Hunter
George Lott
Texans
Wilmer Allison
Berkeley Bell
John van Ryn
Fritz Mercur
Wilbur F. Coen
Gregory Mangin
Wood
Vines
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Sutter
Husky Californian
Dorothea Scudder
Rumson
N. J
National League Scores From Recent Games
St Louis beat Boston 9 to 4 and 2 to 7 in the later game. Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 8 to 3. Pittsburgh won 8 to 6 against New York, with Pittsburgh improving to 8-7 and New York dropping to 6-3.
Scores from Southern Association games
The Southern Association results include Memphis defeating Little Rock 11 to 3, Nashville beating Birmingham 14 to 5, Chattanooga edged by Atlanta 3 to 2, and New Orleans defeating Mobile 7 to 1.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
New Orleans
Today's Games in the American League
The schedule lists New York at Detroit Washington at Chicago and Boston at St Louis with only those three MLB matchups set for today.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
St. Louis at Boston and other scheduled NBA matchups
The schedule lists St. Louis visiting Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia outlining five pivotal league games for fans this season.
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National League
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Durham Henderson Series Battles for Piedmont Pennant
Henderson hosts Durham in the Piedmont league playoff tied two games apiece. Saturday’s Durham game was postponed due to wet grounds. The first team to win four games will be declared champion.
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Henderson
Durham
Bulls
Dixie Conference Coaching Changes Highlight New Faces
Six new coaches join the Dixie Conference this season led by Auburn Chet Wynne and Mississippi Edward Walker while Dan McGugin begins his 27th Vanderbilt campaign. The list covers 23 head coaches with Byrd at Maryland and Alexander at Georgia Tech the longest-tenured.
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Atlanta
Dan McGugin
Dixie
Vanderbilt
H. C. (Curley) Byrd
Maryland
W. A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
Chet Wynne
Auburn
Edward Walker
Mississippi
Orville Neale
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Harvey Harmon
Sewanee
C. R. Nobles
Mississippi A
John van Liew
North Carolina State
Christian Keener Cagle
Roger Kiley
Jack Cannon
Notre Dame
Chuck Smalling
Stanford
Paul Scull
Penn
Alabama
Wallace Wade Brown
Clemson
Josh Cody
Duke
Jimmy DeHart
Pittsburgh
Florida
Charles Bachman
Georgie Tech
William Alexander
Ga. Tech
Georgia
Harry Mehre
Kentucky
Harry Gamage
Hlllnois
Louisiana State
Russ Cohen
Stars Shine as Ruffing, Herman Help Giants Edge Reds
Yesterday's box shows Charley Ruffing of the Yankees limiting the Tigers to seven hits while driving in six with two doubles and a triple. Babe Herman of the Robins had two singles and a double with an RBI and two runs scored against the Reds. Lloyd Waner of the Pirates drove in four on three singles in a win over the Giants. Ben Cantwell of the Braves stopped the Cardinals as they collected eight hits in a 7-4 victory.
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Charley Ruffing
Yankees
Tigers
Jim Moore
White Sox
Senators
Babe Herman
Robins
Reds
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Giants
Ben Cantwell
Braves
Cardinals
Robins Cards And Cubs In Virtual Tie
Brooklyn St Louis and Chicago sit near the NL pennant pace each with 60 losses. Brooklyn leads St Louis by a half game and Chicago by a full game as New York lags after double defeat by Pittsburgh. The Robins swept Cincinnati 8 3 to gain a tenth straight win while St Louis split with Boston and Chicago idle. Philadelphia and Washington clash as Athletics strengthen AL hold. Earnshaw struggles but Dykes and Simmons homer to back a 7 1 victory.
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St. Louis
Chicago
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Giants
Charley Wood
New York
Robins
Braves
Sylvester Johnson
Cubs
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Earnshaw
Openers Highlight Carolinas Grid Teams In Week Of Prep
Southern Conference foes lead early week football prep as North Carolina State High Point and South Carolina teams prepare for opening games. Raleigh hosts State and High Point while Columbia and Clemson host Erskine and Presbyterian. Other kicks include Lenoir Rhyne vs Atlantic Christian and Mars Hill at Maryville with Davidson at Eton. Citadel at Charleston vs Stetson, plus Wofford vs Newberry at Spartanburg.
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Carolinas
North Carolina State
High Point
Raleigh
Purple Panthers
Furniture City
Capital Lads
Catch van Liew
State
Julian Beall
South Carolina
North Carolina
Billy Laval
University Gamecocks
Erkkine
Columbia
Josh Cody
Tigers
Clemson
Blue Stockings
Presbyterian College
Laval
Brul Boineau
Erskine
Jakie Todd
Cody
P. C
Hickory
Lenoir- Rhyne
Atlantic Christian College
North State
Mars Hill
Tennessee
Maryville
Davidson
Eton
Guilford
Emory and Henry
Emory, Va
Appalachian State College
Lincoln Memorial
Asheville
Citadel
John Floyd
Vanderbilt
Charleston
Stetson Hatters
Land of Sunshine
Wofford
Newberry
Spartanburg
Autumn Coat Dresses Feature Fur Trim Distinction
Coat dresses dominate the season with fur trim as a key distinguishing detail. They pair with a matching fur coat or jacket for a coordinated autumn look.
Winter coats with contrasting fur dominate season
Light fur trim on dark coats and dark fur accents on light coats are forecast to be highly popular this winter, shaping a bold contrast in outerwear. Designers emphasize versatile styling for cold months and urban settings.
Widener Horse Nearing All Time Money Record
George D. Widener's two year old Jamestown won the Belmont Futurity by a nose over Equipoise, earning $99,600 and lifting total earnings to $151,926. Gallant Fox has $317,000. Jamestown still faces rich three year old classics ahead.
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New York
George D. Widener
Jamestown
Equipoise
Belmont Park
Gallant Fox
Carnera-Gross Battle Tops the Card For Week
Primo Carnera meets Jack Gross in a ten rounder at Chicago Stadium Wednesday night. Gross sits above Carnera’s typical opponents. Johnny Risko battles Babe Hunt in Oklahoma City tonight. Jack Kid Berg faces Joe Glick in New York tomorrow. Larry Johnson returns in an eight rounder against Fred Lenhart in Spokane tomorrow.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Jack Gross
Philadelphia
Chicago Stadium
Gross
Carnera
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
Oklahoma City
Jack Kidberg
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Queensboro Stadium
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Fred Lenhart
Spokane
One Slice Leads to Another at Coun cil Bluffs Golf Course
A lighthearted hospital scene at a Coun cil Bluffs, Iowa, facility shows convalescing patients, including Mrs. Lela Cox, enjoying a miniature golf course where purses serve as caddies under nurse Frances Reinhart.
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Council Bluffs
Lela Cox
Frances Reinhart
Collins Sees Tar Heels’ 1930 Team Falter in New Line
North Carolina coach Chuck Collins sees a less spectacular 1930 Tar Heels due to rebuilding the line after last spring’s graduation. Eight backs rotate through daily drills as key linemen like Farris Eskew and Koenig are absent. Ned Lipscomb and Gilbreath anchor the pivot while backfield puzzles loom. The eight conference games begin September 27 with Wake Forest, then Virginia Poly, Maryland, Georgia, Tennessee, Georgia Tech, NC State, Davidson, Virginia and Duke.
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George Netherwood
Chapel Hill
N. C
Chuck Collins
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Ray Farris
Koenig
Adkins
Eskew
Dixie
Collins
George Thompson
Cowper
McDade
Underwood
Smith
Hodges
Harvey
Nelson
Tabb
Fusal
Blackwood
Crew
McIver
Farris
Carolina
Ned Lipscomb
Gilbreath
Branch
Magner
Nash
House
Pete Wyrick
Maus
Erickcon
McNeil
Suggs
Wake Forest
Virginia Poly
Maryland
Georgia
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
North Carolina State
Davidson
Major League Leaders After September 14
The season leaders include Terry of the Giants batting .399 with 234 hits and Wilson of the Cubs topping with 49 homers and 170 RBIs. Cuyler leads in steals for the Cubs with 35, while Comorosky and Klein appear in other top categories. Ruth and Gehrig pace in key Yankee stats with Ruth at 142 runs and 46 homers.
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Terry
Giants
Cuvier
Cubs
Wilson
Klein
Phillies
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Hodapp
Indians
Combs
McManus
Tigers
Bobby Jones Heads to National Amateur Championship
Bobby Jones and his entourage boarded a noon train from Atlanta aiming for Merion, Pa., for the national amateur championship. The trip follows an exhibition in Washington and includes practice rounds before the event begins next week, as Jones seeks his fourth major title of the year.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Washington
Bobby
Merion
Jones
Philadelphia
Six Ruffles Velvet Evening Coat in Sapphire Blue
A new velvet evening coat in rich sapphire blue features six circular sleeve ruffles from shoulder to wrist, expanding to a flaring lowest edge. All ruffles are lined with silver fox, and the coat is collared in silver fox.
George Brown Medal Honors Long Masonic Service
George Brown of Randalia Iowa has served in the Masonic lodge for 62 years and is 87 years old his long tenure highlights his dedication to the fraternal order.
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George Brown
Randalia
Iowa
Masonic Lodge
Spinning rivals clash in fifth South Atlantic playoff game
MACON GA September 15 Greenville and Macon each hold two wins and meet this afternoon to decide the 1930 South Atlantic championship. Tomorrow the series moves to Spinners park in Greenville with Frank Pearce slated to start for South Carolina and Jimmy Pattison or Phil Gallivan expected to work for Macon.
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Macon
Greenville
Spinners
Frank Pearce
Burt
South Carolinians
Jimmy Pattison
Phil Gallivan
Hemroid remedy promises quick action and cure guarantees
An advertisement touts No More Piles HEM-ROID by Dr J S Leonhardt as a guaranteed cure for all pile variants. It claims fast relief in stubborn cases by healing and strengthening the lower bowel to remove blood congestion, noting internal medicine is required and salves or cutting fail. Mann Drug Co. and druggists sell HEMROID with a money back guarantee if it does not end pile agony.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Mann Drug Co
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