All-Star Industrial League voting tightens race for positions
The Industrial League All-Star ballot pushes Gurley and Lefty Wilson ahead in catcher and pitching races. Mayfield Ferguson runs third at catcher while Perry leads pitchers by six votes. First base contenders include Apple and Gates Smith, with Aunt Pierce dominating shortstop.
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Momnoe
Robbins
Gurry
Lefty Wilson
Story
Adame-Millis
Battery
Oris Harvey
Lord Perry
Gary
Harvey
Gurley
Mayfield Ferguson
Frye
Perry
Wilson
Johnny Rudisill
P. U
Urge
Smith
Kimnemery
Fitel
Grady Stone
Adamsé-Millis
Huffman
Highland
Stone
Apple
Clark
Triangle
Se Teen Gates
Smit Bouter
E Hay
Nnor Bottoms
Gaston Hinkle Adame-Millis Oeene
Ellerbe
Ss. P. U
Harriss Harris
Bill Bryant
Melrose Ha
Aunt Pierce
Hinkle
Dizzy Dean Named National League Pitcher Of The Year
Dizzy Dean becomes the premier pitcher in the National League for 1934 after pitching the Cardinals to multiple wins. He notched 20 victories in 103 games, leading a strong rotation that included his brother Paul and a solid bullpen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Dean
Fullerton
Paul
Cardinals
Nationaleague
Enrant
Jerome Herman Dean
Dean
Reds
Bill Halle- Bee
St. Uls
Rio Aly
Carl Hubbell
Eader
Hubbell
Gers
Triangle Plays Robbins Earlier
An irregular schedule shows Triangle and Robbins meeting at 4 30 p m at Willis Park in an Industrial league game. Both clubs chase third place in the league and seek a win to boost their standing.
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Triangle
Robbins
Nas
Guy Tomors
Nate
Willis Park
Furman Athletes Work Under Scholarship Code
Furman University adopts a six point scholarship code for fall term under Dr. B. E. Geer. It requires merit based aid, character and preparation standards, and no special privileges for athletes. Athletes face stricter eligibility and review for any financial assistance. Three star football players recently suspended amid off campus conduct.
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Furman
Greenville
Furman University
B. E. Geer
Jeree Vee
Noath
Gouin
Saeed
Fedesiilen and Santnabsible
Shorts stir women golfers as association bans wear
New York August 8. The Women s Metropolitan Golf Association ruled that no woman may wear shorts in future tournament play under its direction. Members cited clubs disapproval while debate raged over moral or aesthetic grounds. Rebuttals cited heat and practicality as support for shorts.
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New York
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association
Maureen Crcutt
Florida
Gottlieb
Prince of Wales
Josephine F. Windle
Association
U. S. Golf Association
Bi State Sluggers Lead Hitter List in Labor Day Heat
The Bi State hitters drive toward the championship as Labor Day ends. The National Women Press list names top sluggers including Sanders Martinsville and Ledbetter Charleroi with scores ranging from 355 to 390. Other prominent figures include Rizzo Elmira, Patterson Rock Island, and Bell Galveston among various regional teams.
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Horn
Cheerel
Sanders
Martinsville
Bi-State
Maree
Bryan
Orfolt
Pischons
Rizzo
Elmira
New York-Penn
Patterson
Rock Island
Western
Ledbetter
Charleroi
Penn State
Bying
Fieex
Nebraska State
Boone, International
Glass
J. Jones
Mmneasern
Anderson
Huntington Mid
P. Bell
Tyler
East Dixie
R. Bell
Galveston
Texas
Jones
Auelousas
Evangeline
Hutcheson
Memphis
Southern
Linville Horse Show Draws Entries From Five States
Linville hosts its first annual horse show with exhibitors from five states opening Friday. Listed competitors include Mrs. Thomas J. Robertson of Columbia D C and E B Hale of Morristown Tennessee along with multiple riders and stables from North Carolina Virginia and Georgia. Five hunt divisions will compete on the outside course featuring Wytheville Blue Ridge Linville Southern Pines and Forest Hills groups.
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Linville
Corbett Alexander
Asheville
Lloyd Tate
Blowing Rock
Alfred Eads
Fischer Stables
Durham
Wytheville
Blue Ridge
Southern Pines
Forest Hills
Rob bing Team to Meet Albemarle All-Stars in Two Contests
The Rob bing team travels to Albemarle for two games against the All-Stars this weekend. Adams-Millis faces Overall in an Industrial contest Saturday at 3 PM. Adams-Millis also heads to Rockingham tomorrow for a clash with the town team. Melrose and Highland meet Friday at 4 15 PM on Highland’s diamond, then Melrose plays Rockingham Saturday before proceeding to Myrtle Beach for a social engagement.
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Adams Millis
Melrose
Albemarle
Adams-Millis
Rockingham
Highland
Myrtle Beach
Linville Women’s Invitation Match Play Opens
Women golf stars from seven states began first round match play in the Linville invitation with Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia S C medalist after carding a 78 on the local course. Pairings include Mrs A Taylor of Atlanta paired with Mrs Spencer Love of Greensboro and others from Charlotte Birmingham Bristol Hougton Greenville and West Palm Beach.
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Linville
Aus
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
S. C
Robert McKay
Charlotte
Hemphill
A. @. Taylor
Atlanta
Spencer Love
Greensboro
Hugh Nabers
Birmingham
Ale
William Gammon
Bristol
Beane van Landingham
Neil Graham
W. H. Willard
Harmon Whittington
Hougton, Tex
Jane Cothran
Greenville
D. C
Frank Whitman
West Palm Beach
Fla
Piedmont League Games Today
Richmond faces Charlestown, Wilmington hosts Norfolk, and Greensboro welcomes Norfolk in Piedmont League action. Second Hall Club 6 Dings listed as a note.
Result Tasterday Charlotte Eleven Richmond Five
Charlotte beat Richmond 11 to 5 in a rain disrupted day with Asheville and Wilmington facing Norfolk at Greensboro.
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Charlotte
Richmond
Asheville
Wilmington
Norfolk
Greensboro
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Report
Results yesterday show St. Louis 2 2, Sinsinnet 0 9. Boston 3 Philadelphia 1. New York 6 Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 1.
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Sanepe Topay
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Sinsinnet
Stoefen And Wood America's Hopes To Recapture City
George Martin Lott Jr of Chicago returns from England with a view that America can regain tennis supremacy. He says Stoefen must train year round with a dedicated trainer and a strong fitness program to reach peak singles form, with Wood on par as a top American if both commit to full time tennis.
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Stoefen and
Wood America
New York
George Martin Lott, Jr
Chicago
England
America
Lester BR. Stoefen
Los Angeles
Nee Lott
Forest Hills
Long Island
Si Lott
Steefen
Stoefen
Land
Carl Pere
Australia
Sidney W
Sporadic Rivalries Across Cities Highlighted
The snippet lists matchups including Crespiend at Raison St Louis Detroit New York Washington and Boston Philadelphia, indicating a series of city pairings. It reads like a brief schedule line with multiple team-city pairings.
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Crespiend
Raison
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Fragmented Scores Across Cities In Confusing Phrase
A rough OCR line lists several city scores with irregular punctuation. It mentions New York Washington Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cleveland and numbers that resemble game tallies or standings. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or dates.
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Detpoit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Seaways Season Dates For Birmingham Atlanta Nashville Schedule
A list shows upcoming games with teams Birmingham Atlanta Nashville and New Orleans. The line includes scores 4 9 2 18 11 and notes only games scheduled without further context or dates.
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Sseveys Seaserdat Birmingham
Atlan Chattana
Mex
Nashville
New Orleans
Major League Leaders Show Giants Dominance in Stats
The report lists Mel Ott of the Giants leading in runs batted in with 119 and home runs at 29, plus Tony Ott and others topping various categories. It notes P. Waner and Terry on hits and doubles, and Cardinals and Pirates players leading in steals and pitching feats. The fragment hints at overall season leaders compiled by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Sysian
Wes
Waner
Pirates
Ott
Giants
Derry
Collins
Cardinals
Terry
P. Waner
Vaughan
F. Herman
Cubs
Suler
Medwick
Berger
Braves
Martin
Bartell
Phillies
Cuyler
J. Dean
Cardinal
Schumacher
Spectacular stunts before Sunday's game headline park event
Baseball at its park Sunday features a P A Electricians versus Greensboro All Stars game. Preceded by air stunt show from Red Harmon and parachute jumper Tommy Gibbons, with Ford Y-8 stunt and a motorcycle wall ride by Masked Rider. Home runs listed for Geh Yankees 36 and Foax Ath, stolen bases by Verber Red Sox 28 and Fox Tigers 2. Pitching notes: Lee Yankees 18 3 and Rowe Tigers L 4.
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P. A. Electricians
Greensboro
Red Harmon
Carolina
Tommy
Geh Yankees
Foax
Verber
Red Sox
Fox
Tigers
Lee Yankees
Rowe
Pirates Lose Ground in Redmont Loop Standings
In Charlotte on Aug 8 the Pirates were beaten 6-1 by Asheville as Norfolk maintains lead at 26 11 while Wilmington drops to 22 15 and Charlotte advances to 20 16 after an abbreviated schedule. Clyde, newly acquired, debuted with the Hornets, earning an 11 inning win over Richmond to even the series.
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Clyde
Baseball Leaders and Standings Highlight Season Marks
The excerpt lists season leaders with Gehrig of the Yankees topping RBI at 125 and hits at 155. It notes Bonura of the White Sox, Trosky of the Indians, and Greenberg of the Tigers among top RBI and power figures with doubles and triples leaders also named.
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Igan Legue
Vatch
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