Carr Edges Eastman in 400 Meters at Olympic Trials
Bill Carr won the 400 meters in 46.2 seconds defeating Ben Eastman, with Lehtinen controversially winning the 5000 meters amid crowd protests and Hill disputing the finish. The U S lead climbed to 180 points as Wilson Charlie tallied 4266.20 in the decathlon while Jim Bausch aided with a 50 foot 3 18 inch shot put.
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Lehtinen
Hill
Lawson Robertson
Mae Ace Carr
Bill Carr
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Carr
Ben Eastman
Eastman
Berkeley
Palo Alto
Bud Spencer
Eric Liddell
U. S
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Wilson
Buster) Charles
Kansas
Charlies
Jim Bausch
Charles
Bausch
Janis Dimea
Hurst Challenges Foxx For Slugging Lead In Wide MLB Race
Don Hurst of Philadelphia trails Jimmie Foxx of Philadelphia by a single point in the week’s slugging chase, with Foxx at .361 and Hurst at .360. Klein also competes, while Babe Herman and Buddy Myers remain prominent in the double header battle.
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Hurst
Foxx
New York
Don Hurst
Jimmie Foxx
Phillies
Athletics
Chuck Klein
Babe Herman
Cincinnati
Buddy Myers
Washington
Ex Tennessee Hurler Delivers No-Hit Gem for Tigers
Tom Bridges of Detroit pitched a 13-0 win over the Washington Senators, facing 28 batters and issuing no walks. He retired 26 straight before Dave Harris broke the no-hitter with two out in the ninth. Sam Rice grounded out for the final out.
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Tom Davis Bridges
Washington
Detroit
Giants
Indians
Browns
Phillies
Reds
University of Tennessee
Tigers
Washington Senators
Yestern
Batemen
Tiger Star
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Dave Harris
Harris
Bridges
Sam Rice
Earl Whitehill
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Thomas Mills Dominates Lexington All Stars 12 to 2
Thomas Mills pitched superbly allowing four hits and no danger after the early tally as Lexington trounced the visitors 12 to 2 at Willis Park. Ten players contributed in the hit parade with Weston and Young delivering power in the late innings. Mills to face Amazon Mills and Mebane in a doubleheader at Willis Park today.
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Stallings
Yow
Thomas Mills
Lexington All-Stars
Willis Park
Thomas
Price
Tommies
Young
Hayworth
Weston
Henry
Radcliffe
Connor
Slade
Amazon Mills
Thomasville
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Latvia and Finland duel for world record in points
Akilles Jarvinen of Finland and Hans Sievert of Germany compete for the world record, totaling 4168.76 and 4158.21 points respectively, with Latvia at 4181.14 points leading.
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Latvia
Akilles Jarvinen
Finland
Hans Sievert
Germany
Olympic Summary Notes Aerial Sprint Records
Fragmented report notes a second place time of 7.2 seconds over 3 yards and mentions Olympic records, names George Faaemaen and Spencer, cites 1924 record by E H Liddell and a 5.50 meter mark with Lauri Leh.
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George Faaemaen Teleemerson Spencer
Ormer
E. H. Liddell
Great Britain
Lauri Leh
Highland Number Three Nine Defeats Highland Pony Team
Highland's Number Three Nine beat the Highland Ponies 14 to 6 in a final game of a three contest series to claim the title of Highland number two. The choppy, error prone contest saw the winner extend a challenge to any team to play them anytime anywhere.
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Anderson
Parker Cf
Sizemore ‘Sansses
Hunt Ib
Wilson P
Eneveesases
Highland Nas Ab
Regia
McDonald
Warner
Sistent
Ieee A
Hamy
A. Jones
B. Anderson
Miss Smith-er-Gladys Kiss Demand in Parody Resort Exchange
Fragmented chatter from a Paris scene includes a quip about obtaining a kiss by giving chloroform and lists unrelated measurements and locations such as Poland Germany and South Africa with rough lengths. The garbled text reads like a satirical street joke rather than a coherent report.
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Gladys
Chioroform
Pelle Mela
Paris
Johnson’s decision ends Bridges perfect game bid
Detroit pitcher Tommy Bridges held Washington hitless through eight and two thirds innings as the Tigers led 13 to 0. Washington manager Walter Johnson chose to send Dave Harris to bat, ending Bridges’ bid at a perfect game. Harris singled, denying the no hitter and history.
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Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Senators
Bob Burke
Walter Johnson
Burke
Johnson
Patriots Back In Front In Piedmont League Standings
Greensboro's Patriots topped the Piedmont League standings today after a lengthy comeback run. In Charlotte on Wednesday night they held first briefly before dropping in the second game of a doubleheader. They then again overhauled the Hornets by routing Wilmington 9 to 5.
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Hornets
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Casent Ec
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Allen
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Leiat
Ne Parks
Ree Wright
Aldwell
Caseni
Wimington
Greensboro Co
Ostermueller
Wilda Mueller
Durham falls to Winston-Salem 7 6 in high scoring game
The Durham team collected 17 hits but lost to Winston-Salem by 7 to 6. Ten successful passes aided the winning effort as the contest stayed close throughout.
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Durham
Winston-Salem
Sunday baseball banned in Winston-Salem by ordinance change
The Winston-Salem board of aldermen moved to outlaw Sunday baseball by amending city ordinances. Players would face a $50 fine or 30 days in jail. A game was tentatively set for Sunday, August 14.
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Winston- Salem Board of Aldermen
Local schedule notes cancellations and rescheduled games
Tomorrow Winston Salem faces Durham in Durham and Charlotte meets Raleigh in Raleigh. A Sunday Pirates game at Wilmington with businessmen and ministers was cancelled as a result of the prior cancellation.
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Durham
Charlotte
Rales
Raleigh
Wilmington
Pirates
Greensboro
Games Tonight Highlight Pairings
Greenstore visits Wilmington for a day game while Winston travels to Charlotte for an afternoon contest.
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Greenstore
Wilmington
Winston
Charlotte
Games Today Link St. Louis at New York and More
Today’s schedule includes St. Louis visiting New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with four matchups across major markets.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
St. Louis beat So 8 to 8 while Cleveland topped Boston 7 to 2. Detroit routed Washington 13 to 0. New York at Chicago game postponed by rain.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
New York
Chicago
Swede Berglund Defeats Gaston Le Cadre In San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco Swede Berglund, 146, defeated Gaston Le Cadre, 144, by decision. Berglund fought hard to secure a close victory. Le Cadre gave a strong challenge with steady punches.
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San Diego
Cal
Swede
Berglund
San Francisco
Gaston le Cadre
Notice of Public Auction of Lenoir Veneer Assets
Trustees will sell the plant equipment stock and all property of Lenoir Veneer Company Inc bankrupt at public auction for cash on Monday August 8 1982 at 12 noon on the premises in Lenoir North Carolina. Bids are subject to court confirmation or rejection. First Security Trust Co Hickory NC L A Dysart trustees.
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District Court of the United States
District of
North Carolina
Lenoir Veneer Company, Inc
Isaac T. Avery
Lenoir
Lenoir Veneer Co., Inc
First Security Trust CO Hickory
N. GC
L. A. Dysart
N. C. Trustees
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