Pointers Beat Catawba 17 to 7 In Loose Park Game
Dan Boone starred for the Pointers in a 17 to 7 victory over Catawba College Indians at Wille Park. Appleton pitched three innings for the Pointers, while Peeler struggled for the Indians before Cary and Bruce helped rally in the sixth. Evelyn Church captained the Hollywood Girls team set to face the Pointers next.
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Dan Boone
Catawba College Indians
Wille Park
Colleians
Salisbury
Catawba
Lefty White
Hollywood Girls
Greensboro
Patriots
Evelyn Church
Alma Stack
Heroe
Appleton
Finch
Black
Robinson
Indians
Peeler
Cox
Whaley
Bill
Ratey
Radey
Stokes
Fleazer
Taylor
Dan
Moose Parrish
Boone
Slayback
Witt
Kirchin
Der
Rader
Kesler
Molly Cox
Scotty Slayback
Flick Eleazer
Flick
Whites Walgren
Guy Morton
High Point
Poe
Robinson Ib
Rees
Messer
Appanatius
Rad H
Ey Parris Cox
Eleazer
Mayo
Booney
Parrish
Morton
Whigren
Besk
Raa
Point
Whitmer
Morton Peeler
Zimmerman
Shover
White
Patriots Have Veteran Hurlers New Fielders
Greensboro report notes a veteran pitching staff backing a young infield and outfield in Piedmont league camp. Manager Johnny Kane will steady the infield at second, with Maus at first and Farley at short, plus Mize joining later. outfielding experience centers on Red Williams and Ostemuellar, while the mound staff features Brown, OBrien, Prim, Le, Hoffman, and upcoming rookies Henning and Blanton.
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Rochester
National League
Columbus
American Association
Cardinal Farms
Johnny Kane
Jimmy Maus
University of North Carolina
Roland Farley
Duke University
Jim Malay
John Mize
Piedmont College
Georgia
Red Williams
High Point
Fritz Ostemuellar
S J. Joseph
John Madsen
Clay Hopper
Scottsdale
Mace Brown
Vincent O’brien
Ray Prim
Bill le
Oscar Hoffman
Walter Marshall
D. E. Blanton
Charles Henning
Blaton
Brown
Lee
Henning
O’brien
Marshall
Hoffman
Prim
Patriots
Shawnee
St. Joseph
Buddy Lewis
Joe Bettison
Lee Wilkinson
Memphis
Tenn
Schmeling Sees Stribling Bout as Good Fight Ahead
Max Schmeling predicts a strong bout with W L Young Stribling in Cleveland on July 3. He notes Stribling’s strength and cleverness but believes he can wear him down in 15 rounds. Schmeling plans more fights in America if he loses. He doubts Primo Carnera’s title chances and plans an exhibition tour at French Lick Springs. A training camp site for Stribling is chosen soon, with options in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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French
Jack Sharkey
Cleveland
Schmeling
Primo Carnera
Max
Sharkey
French Lick Springs
W. L
Stribling
Max Schmeling
High School Winners Over Thomasville in Easy Win
Hight Point High School, led by pitcher Cy Alred and shortstop Hinkle, defeated Thomasville 12 to 3 on a Chair City afternoon. The win kept the Bison at 6-1, with upcoming Western Conference games against Winston-Salem and Charlotte, and a return clash with Charlotte in a state-title race.
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Wade Marilette
Thomasville High School
Bison
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Charlotte
Marlettemen
Twins
Queen City Nine
Cy Alred
Hinkle
Canzoneri to defend lightweight title vs Berg in Chicago
Tony Canzoneri the lightweight champion meets Jack Kid Berg of England tonight at Chicago Stadium in a title defense. Betting favors Berg at 7 to 5 with Canzoneri seeking an early knockout, while Berg may win a decision if the New York Italian slows.
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William Weeks
Associated Press
Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Jack
Kid) Berg
Whitechapel
England
Canzoneri
al Singer
Berg
New York
State flower named cactus after law change
Phoenix report states the cactus plant is now protected by law and its flower becomes the official state flower while the cactus wren is designated the state bird. The move adds ceremonial recognition to Arizona's native flora and fauna.
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Cactus Phoenix, Ariz
Carolina vaulters head to Penn Relays for records
Carolina sends 13 foot vaulters Raymond Ruble and Brodie Arnold to the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. Ruble holds the southern indoor record and Arnold owns the university standard. They compete with top national stars as the Warren Relays record of 13 feet 5 1 4 inches looms.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Raymond Ruble
Brodie Arnold
Philadelphia
R. A. Fetzer
Ruble
Arnold
Penn
C+lyer
Cornell
Sutermeister
Harvard
Why a bad egg floats in water
A decomposed egg floats because gases form inside, making it lighter than a fresh egg that is mainly white and yolk and heavier than water. The explanation contrasts the lighter spoiled egg with the heavier, intact one.
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Dr. Pepper
Charwoman Beaten With Cane Over Floor Scrubbing Incident
Rev. R. P. Ross, 77, a retired minister, was charged with assault and battery after using a cane to strike neighbor Mae Glenn to stop water near his doorway. He testified he had repeatedly asked her to avoid washing near his entrance due to his ill wife. Bond set at 200.
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Atlanta
R. P. Ross
Ross
Mae Glenn
Energy share in United States fuels
The notice states that over 90 percent of natural gas and about 65 percent of world fuel oil consumption occur in the United States, highlighting the country’s heavy energy use and its central role in global fuel demand.
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United States
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