Industrial and Amateur League clash amid title race
The Industrial league tests Adams-Millis White Sox tonight at Willis Park against Thomasville Chair Makers with two wins and no losses leading the second half. A loss could tilt the race, with Tri Angie and Thomasville looming as challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams-Millis White Sox
Thomasville Chair Makers
Willis Park
Comikisii Bo Esis
White Sox
Adame-Millis
Triangie
Thomasville
Ad- Jim Swain
Lexinga
Swain
Westen Tonn
Weston
Mall
Gox
Oris Harvey
Lefty Wilson
Wilson
Duke Power
Thomaine Triangles
Tomlinson
Mada
Robertson Bakery
Highland
Guilford
Amos
Marsh
Allen Jay
Mills
Huntley- Jackson
Furniture City
CCC
Best Ball Play At Inverness Golf Opens Second Round
At Inverness Toledo August 2 16 top professionals began the second round of the two man team best ball event for a $4600 prize. Parks and Laffoon defeated Hagen and Watrous while Espinosa and Burke beat Ghebbdi and Shute by the same margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverness Golf Club
Toledo
Inverness
Cleveland
Vic Ghebbdi
Denny Shute
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruikshank
Light Horse
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Picard-Revolta
Espinosa-Burke
Laffoon-Parks
Ghezzi-Shute
Hagen-Watrous
Armour-Cruikehank
Diegel-Thompson
Southern Conference football schedules shift to league focus
The 1935 Southern Conference teams plan mostly league games with fewer intersectional clashes. Virginia Tech, North Carolina, Duke and Virginia lead with five or more conference contests. Washington and Lee defends champions play eight games overall, while Duke and Clemson adopt tougher schedules amid changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Aus
Washington Land
Clemson
Virginia Techs
Godblers
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
Duke
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
N. C. State
Kentucky
Princeton
Navy
Generals
Virginia Tech
Yvicginia
Tar Heels
State
Georgia Tech
Auburnn
Tennesset
Southeastern
Clhenson
Georgia
Beltimore
Indiana
Syracuse
M. C. State
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Virginia Military
Columbia
New York
Rawley Captures Daily Skeet Prize At Local Club
High Point shooter J. P. Rawley wins first prize with 22 in the Furniture Ex scene tournament at the High Point Skeet Club. Ty Galloway takes second with 21 and Ray Idol third with 20. Local marksmen Thomas men post high scores. novelty prizes go to several High Point shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawley
J. P. Rawley
High Point
High Point Skeet Club
Furniture Exene
Ty. RR. Galloway
Ray Idol
W. B. Thomas
Bradford Thomas
Fred Hill, Jr
Winston-Silem
D. T. Yow
J. P. Rawhey
H. G. Siderton
T. R. Galloway
Poole Rogers Armfield and Walters Seeded In City Tennis
Four players seeded by the city tennis committee for the annual tournament with Jimmie Poole defending champion as top seed. J D Rogers No. 2 seed, George Armfield No. 3, Frank Walters also seeded. Finals slated for Aug 18 at Blair Park with semis Aug 16 and first rounds starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Poole
J. D. Rogers
George Armfield
Frank Walters
Blair Park
City Recreation Department
Sailver Cup
Beeson Hardware Store
W. F. Bailey
T. R. Short
Jess Frazier
Edgar Hartley, Jr
Frank Barfield
Finalists Meet For Biltmore Title Today
ASHEVILLE Aug 2 Mrs Maureen Orcutt Crews of Miami former Metropolitan champion and Jane Cothran of Greenville were the finalists in the annual Biltmore Forest Invitation golf tournament here. Crews, medalist, won 4 and 8 over Mrs Elpio Haynes of Washington, the former middle Atlantic titleholder. Cothran advanced with a two and one victory over Helen Waring of Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Miami
Fla
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Crews
Elpio Mr. Haynes
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Cothramn
Helen Waring
Pinehurst
Greensboro All Stars Meet Adams-Millis White Sox Sunday
The Greensboro All-Stars face the Adams-Millis White Sox in a bid to prove local teams superior to Gate City clubs. The match follows tensions over a proposed Tri-City league and past slurs toward High Point teams, with Greensboro players drawn from five Commercial League clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Greensboro
Gate City
High Point
Thomasville
Greens- Mi Oh
Adamse-Millis
Meock- Judson
Kinnie
Mock-Judson
Revolution
Mock Judgen
Proximity
White Oak
Glenwood
Duke Power Company
iHigh Point
Jeese Barringer
Mack Judeon- Voelringer
Clemer
Frankeh
Charlie Carroll
Henry Loman
Charles
Sug) Rayle
Mock-Judson-Voehringer
Athan Gray
Ralph Greemon
Marlee Boone
Prexsimsty
Frank Webster
Mock- Judson-Voehringer
Charlie Bryant
Reeves King
Charlie Sparnell
Price
Tigers and Yankees Again Battle for AL Pennant
In a tight AL race the Tigers and Yankees mirror last season with similar plots. The Tigers beat St. Louis 6 to 2 while the White Sox lost to the Indians 8 to 5 as Bart Whitehill earned his ninth win for Washington in a 5 to 4 victory over the Red Sox. The Pirates beat the Cubs 6 to 5 and the Cardinals edged the Reds 7 to 6 as the heat reached 95 degrees and Dizey Deam secured his 17th win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Rotertson
Telom
Tiger-Yankee
Mickey Oo Jane
Tigers
Yamke
Tisere
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Bart Whitehill
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Giants
Ditey Deam
Cmiane
Cardinals
Rede
Coria Favored In National Public Links Semi finals
Joe Coria the 24 year old Minnesota amateur rose as favorite in the National Public Links golf championship semi finals in Indianapolis on the Coffinier course. He faces Bill Russell of Indianapolis, while Robert Tomes, a 14 year old Long Beach carpenter, meets Frank Strafaci of Brooklyn high school in the other semi final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Joe Coria
Pau Plenfe
Coffini
Bill Russell
Ve Mitehell
Russell
Robert Tomes
Long Beach
Calif
Carpenter
Arthur Armstrong
Honolulu
Frank Strafeci
Brooklyn
Strafacci
Mitchell
Charles Amindoles
Staten Island
N. Y
Local Juniors Travel to Greensboro for 1936 Eligibles
The American Legion Juniors head to Greensboro to play and will field only players born after June 29 1919 eligible for next season. Named hopefuls include J Morse Grant Harold Richard Bill Sain Branden Hucks Kenneth Rhyne and Horace Giles among others. Coaches invite more youngsters to try out with Coach Arden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Greensboro
Ofens
D. D. Ardem
J. Morse Grant
Harold Rickard
Bill Sain
Branden Hucks
Kenneth Rhyne
Horace Giles
Eugene Giles
Eugene Canipe
George Estes
Wallace Haney
N. MH. Hicks
Burke Koonts
McMullan
Cosch Arden
Frank Shields Returns for Eastern Tennis Wars
Frank Shields comes back to the east after eight months in Hollywood to compete in the national tennis championships. He is seeded No. 3 behind Sidney Wood and Frank Parker and will begin play on the eastern grass courts tomorrow, with the event culminating Saturday afternoon. Three high score prizes and novelty awards for breaking white targets are also announced, with trophies presented at Saturday's close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hollywood
Frank Shields
Sidney Wood
Frank Parker
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Triangle
Atams Millis
Covington
Amos Evseee
Parks and Laffoon
Poole
Rogers Armfield
Walters
Rogers
Armfield
Jimmy Poole
Harvey Preseley
Fred Eshelman
Hartley, Sr
Garland Daniel
Tom Green
Claud Reitzer
Troy Short
Winifred Beck
Bum Burchfield
M. J. Zett
David Cooper
James Mammitt
W. W. Lewis
Kenneth Redman
H.F. Cooper
Julius Green
K. B. Geddie
Joe Buchanpom
H. Leine
Derold Bulla
John — Aon
Uurley
Carson Hilt
Holt McPherson
W. W. Hodgin
Bill Ragan
Frank Robbins
Frank* Walters
Clyde
Bud Copeland
Smith
Dr. S
Saunders
J. B. Fink
F. L. Comrads
C. A. Smith
Bill Morehead
Hubert Barrier
A. A. Hylton
Sumter Bowen
F. R. Barringer
David McCrary
Roy Champion
Job Hawkins
A. J. Koonts
C. Spencer
Norman Sheaf
Ray Steele
BE. M. Dudley
G Marsh
J. W. Bivins
L. H. Fussell
John TaylOr
J. Rogers
Areifssaué
Palm Beach
Florshem
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Higches
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Carolina Theatre
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