Carolinas Match Play Open Championship Kicks Off
Tomorrow the first annual Carolinas match play open at Emerywood course draws top pros and top amateurs from North and South Carolina. After qualifying rounds Thursday 32 players advance to 36 hole finals Saturday with Wilson Hol-Hi trophy and $135 to winner and $125 to runner-up. Tickets available at Mann No 1 No 2 and Ingram's Pharmacy.
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Carolinas
Furniture City
Emerywood Country Club
North
South Carolina
Bobby Dunkelberger
Henry Styers
Lexington
Grover Poole
Sedgefield
Benny Goodes
Burlington
Skip Alexander
Durham
Hillendale
Southeastern P. G
Andy Merrilees
Country Club
Wilson Hol-Hi
Mann No. 1
No. 2
Ingram
McCrary Eagles overwhelm Hanes Knitters in tournament play
Asheboro McCrary Eagles plow past Winston-Salem Hanes Knitters 12 to 3 in seven innings at Memorial Stadium. Roanoke Rapids wins late to reach tourney final. Jupiter Pluvius rain delay halts nine innings. Tomlinson upset Lucky Strike 6 to 4 as furniture city rivals struggle on offense.
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McCrary
Hanes Knitters
Winston- Salem
Calloway
Greensboro
McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
Memorial Stadium
Winston-Salem
May Hostery
Burlington
Roanoke Rapids
Owls
Jupiter Pluvius
Joe Talley
Talley
Roanoke
Eagles
Yesteryear
Cab" Calloway
Eagle Town
Crouch
Moore
Long John” Griffin
Griffin
Barnes
Meccrary Hanes Abrho
Boles
Mabry
Shoftner
Phelps
Newman
Wagner
Sapfield
Clodfel
Autry
Har
Blum
Tomlinson
High Point
Lucky Strike
Durham
Tobacco City
Saunders
Hundley
Holt
Dalrymore
Red” Frazier
Earnhardt
Trotter
Black
Dairymore
Frazier
Furniture City
Hemp Robins
Tower Hosiery
Breece
Robin Twirler
Sock Makers
Dave Barbee
Tomlinson Abrho
Abrho
Mann
Newan
Handley
Averette
Sokoskiss
Dalr'ple
Louvel
Prazier
Parrish
Barrett
Edwards Ib
West c
Ward
Mitchell
Sharpe
Totels
R. Lascky
triMe
Des Kaae
Lowski
West
Huntlley
Rue
Huntley
Hobble Saunders
Carolinas Inn match play championship at Emerywood
Laurence Leonard reports a historic match play event at Emerywood Country Club in High Point. The Carolinas inn championship draws top Carolinas players including Orville White and George Slingerland from Sedgefield and Greensboro Country, promising the greatest assemblage of Carolinas residents in one golf tournament.
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High Point
Carolinas
Emerywood Country Club
Carolinas Inn
Merrilees
Emerywood
Ong
Greensboro
Jackson
Sammy
States
Andy Merrilees
Orville White
George Slingerland
Sedgefield
Best of the Amateurs Spotlight Local Golf Prospects
The piece highlights rising amateurs led by Robert Walker Dunkelberger and Henry Styers Jr of Lexington. It notes Dunkelberger as a top bright prospect and Styers as a two time state school champion, with rivals Benny Goodes, Skip Alexander, and others in the field.
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Little Possson
Paul Mickelson
Robert Walker Dunkelberger
Henry Styers, Jr
Lexington
Henry
New Municipal
Carolinas
Skip Alexander
Durham
Hillendale
My. Dunkelberger
Snow
Buster Moffitt
The Other Pros Too At Emerywood Qualifying Round
The piece lists players expected to attend Emerywood for qualifying including White Slingerland Dunkelberger Snow Styers Goodes Medaris and George Picard from Charleston leading the Palmetto brigade with Johnny Adams. Melvin Hem a left handed pro is anticipated to face Mike Thomas and a host of regional competitors from Merrilees Blair Park Durham Lexington Starmount Winston-Salem among others as golf growth surges in the area.
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Emerywood
White
Slingerland
Dunkelberger
Snow
Styers
Goodes
Medaris
George Picard
Mike Thomas
Merrilees
Jim Crichton
Blair Park
Marshall Crichton
Durham
Dugan Aycock
Lexington
George Corcoran
Starmount
Paul Andress
Winston-Salem
Favorite in field may be Orville White or Bob Dunkelberger
In a sunset Saturday golf field many claim the top prize with Orville White and Bob Dunkelbergeralo in the mix. The writer notes Dunkelberger’s strong short iron play and a 66 at St Germain Paris, while White is described as long and precise though needs his putting. The piece highlights Carolinas players and local golf crowds.
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Orville White
Bob Dunkelberger
Orville
Bobby
Mr. Dunkelberger
Sedgefield
Tommy Armour
France
St. Germain
Paris
Henry Cotton
Socrates Goliath Chakales
Carolinas
Charlotte Adds to League Lead
Charlotte's Hornets extended their lead in the Piedmont baseball circuit to two and a half games after a second straight doubleheader sweep. Asheville fell 5 to 4 and 4 to 1 as Bucky Jacobs and Joe Haynes pitched well. Norfolk edged Durham 3 to 2 with Cal leran driving in the tying and winning runs in the ninth.
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Charlotte
Hornets
Asheville
Bucky Jacobs
Joe Haynes
Tourists
Jacobs
Anderson
Haynes
Norfolk
Durham
Calleran
Yocke
Landsick
Portsmouth
Richmond
Melville
Grayson
Luckey
Gruzdia
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
West
Twin Moundsman
Lacy
Red Sox
Hart wrestlers Casey defeats White in two straight falls
Steve Casey of Hartford defeated Ed White of Alabama in two straight falls. Casey, billed as Crush er, weighed 226 pounds to White's 224 in a televised wrestling match last night.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Steve
Crusher
Charlotte Reaches North Carolina Legion Junior Finals
Charlotte junior American Legion baseball team advanced to the state finals after three straight wins over Greensboro. They beat Greensboro 6 1 to clinch the series and will face the Shelby Gastonia series winner for the title.
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Charlotte
American Legion
North Carolina
Greensboro
Shelby
Gastonians
Gastonia
Bats Uplifted as Mammals Not Birds
The text asserts bats are animals not birds and notes they are mammals. It states bats suckle their young and are classified by zoologists as living animals.
Ace Pitcher Dennis Flawless In No Hit Victory
Dennis pitched a no hit no run game to lead Thomasville to a 2-0 victory over Cooleemee. The North Carolina league standout improved his record to 20 wins as Wes Whitlock and Mueller contributed in support and Pinkston reached base with key hits.
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Paige Dennis
Thomasville Licks
Cooleemee
Enterprise
Thomasville
Dennis
North Carolina
Natio
Easley
Kobeki
Gables
Os Wesetksees
Whitlock, P
Connor
Mueller
Pinkston
Sheely
McCain
Maus
Coccurs
Cole
Geore
Innings R
Local League Games Set for Wednesday August 8
Industrial League features Triangle at Airport Oakdale, Adams-Millis meets Tomlinson at Abattoir, Pickett plays Marsh at Marsh.
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Triangle
Oakdale
Airport
Adams-Millis
Tomlinson
Abattoir
Pickett
Marsh
Fighter Scores Victory in Last Night's Chicago Card
Tony Petrakey from Muskegon outpointed Phil Parr from Washington in a ten round welterweight bout. Paulie Walker of Trenton knocked out Vince De Angelo of Brooklyn in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tony Petrakey
Muskegon
Mich
Phil Parr
Washington, D. C
Houston
Tex
Die Biller
Louteville
Baltimore
Mad
Paulie Walker
Trenton
N. J
Vince de Angelo
Brooklyn
Grappling Card Set for Friday Night at High Street Arena
Six wrestlers appear in a three match program headlined by Jimmy Logas versus Eddie Williams in a two out of three falls bout with a 90 minute limit. The co feature pairs the Masked Marvel against Larry Shaff in a two of three falls contest. Openers feature Dick Gammons versus Farmer Brown in a one fall contest lasting 30 minutes. Doors open seven, ringside at eight thirty.
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High Street Arena
Jimmy Logas
Eddie Williams
Springfield
Masked Marvel
Larry Shaff
Berlin
Germany
Dick Gammons
Oklahoma City
Harlan County
Kentucky
Farmer Brown
Indians clinging to race as seven games loom
The Cleveland Indians, 21 2 games behind the Yankees, face the Red Sox in a four game set in Cleveland then three with New York. A win haul could swing the pennant race as Detroit and St Louis loom behind. Bobby Feller opened a 5 1 lead but took the loss as Washington beat Cleveland in ten innings.
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Hugh Fullerton
Cleveland Inians
Indians
Oscar Vitt
New York Yankees
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Cleveland
Yanks
St. Louis
Detroit
Tigers
Athletics
Bobby Feller
Lee Ross
Edgar Smith
A's
Ross
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Chalmer
Bill) Cissell
Baltimore
Enterprise shuts out Mohawks 13 in league clash
The undefeated Enterprise club unleashed a 10 hit attack to beat the Mohawks 13 to 0 in a Commercial league softball game. Dudley pitched a three hit shutout through six innings, while Ridge and West led Enterprise with two singles each.
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Enterprise Club
Mohawks
Dudley
Ridge
West
Enterprise
R. H. EB
Denning
Brown and
Vance
McFarland
Kennedy First Seed as Carolinas Tennis Tourney Opens
Peyre Kennedy of burg tops the field as seed No. 1 after Teddy Burwell withdraws in Hartsville South Carolina. Arch Henderson does not compete while Sam Daniel and Melvin Jordan are the only locals to play day one with Daniel defeating J. D. Rogers in a close match.
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Hartsville
Peyre Kennedy
Burg
Kennedy
Teddy Burwell
Charlotte
Archie Henderson
Hill
Sam Daniel
Columbia
Melvin Jordan
Chapel Hill
Amed
Beeson Beats Caldwell in Commercial League Softball
Beeson toppled Caldwell 12 to 4 in a Commercial League tilt yesterday afternoon. Grisson limited Caldwell to four hits as Beeson scored in the first, fourth, and fifth innings before finishing 12 to 4. Goodson and Kearns wore Beeson shirts for the win with Moorifield also contributing.
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Beeson
Caldwell
Grisson
Goodson
Kearns
Moorifield
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Gus
Leonard
Greensboro Daily News
Ozar
Chakales
Leslie Conrad
Alspaugh
Sizemore
Shoffner
Short
Clodfelter
Harrington
Wagoner
Sappenfield
Hemp
Laurence Leonard
Legion
Tommie Ace
Pet. Tomlinson
Seeoaeks
Arena
Boston
Horace G
Ilderton
Jimmie Pagan
S. C
J. D. Rogers
Hiatt Tire CO
West High Street
North Main Street
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