Giants Lose Ground as Cardinals See Phillies Split
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 10 The New York Giants drop ground to the Cardinals after a doubleheader with the Phillies. The Cards win 6 3 in the first game and 6 1 in the nightcap as Giants errors mount. Jose Bowman, Joe Bowman and an eager Giants defense fuel the Phillies win. Hank Leiber homers for the Giants in the seventh. Umpire Cy Pfirman and others clash with fans over the course of the Twin Bill.
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al Smith
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Roy Parmelee
Hank Leiber
Cy Pfirman
James J. Tierney
Tierney
William McKenna
Swarthmore
Pfirman
Jimmy Wilson
Kentucky Girl Miley Weds Westward Golf Crown at 36-Hole Match
Miss Marion Miley of Lexington, 21, wins the Western golf title at Westwood Country Club Cleveland Ohio defeating Mrs Phillip Atwood of Chicago 6 up after 36 holes. Miley, trans Mississippi champion, led most of the match with long tee shots and sharp putting.
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Lexington
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Double Attraction Offered Baseball Fans Here Today
Promoter Curt Denning presents a stacked boxing card at Willis Park on Monday night August 19 featuring a 34 round lineup. Main bout stars Jack Cunningham of Thomasville versus Kid Norfolk of Baltimore with a fast, heavy puncher profile and prior knockout wins. Included are Black Cat Lulu versus Snowball Spencer in the semi finals and two six round bouts Battling Pitts versus Dynamite Al Wilkes and Joe Crawford versus Aaron Foster both from North Carolina. Opening four rounds pair Australian Mason of High Point and Tiger Bates of Salisbury in a regional showdown.
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Thomasville
Kid Norfolk
Baltimore
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Cunham
Cleveland
Gene Stanton
al McVey
Johnny Cheick
Chet Schendel
Wildcat Reddish
Cowboy Billy Owens
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High Point
Albany
N. Y
Buffalo
Seaboard
Black Cat Lulu
Salisbury
Snowball Spencer
Winston-Salem
Mitt Slingers
Battling Pitts
Winston- Salem
al Wilkes
Orange
N. J
Joe Crawford
Aaron Foster
Australian Mason
Tiger Bates
Dudley Wins 40th Asheville Country Club Invite
Charles Dudley of Greenville DC defeated Joe Adams of Biltmore Forest 3 and 2 to win the 36 hole final. Dudley's sharp putting helped him establish a two hole morning lead and despite Adams rallying, Dudley pulled away late to clinch victory.
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Charles Dudley
Greenville
D. C
Adams
Dudley
Adams Mills Meets Salisbury In Rubber Games Of Series
Adams Mills and Salisbury square off in a doubleheader at Willis Park at 2 30 this afternoon. The soft ball clash features High Point All Stars vs Standard Barber Shop West End Wildcats for a chance to reach the Carolina Soft Ball tournament, while Adams Mills White Sox meet Salisbury Colonials in the rubber game of a three game hard ball series. Lefty Young stars for the White Sox and Salisbury lists a five pitcher staff with college and professional roots, aiming to claim the second win in the set.
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West End Wildcats
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Todd
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Tigers blank White Sox as Bridges stars in first round
Detroit tops Chicago 4 to 0 to extend a current eight game win streak. Tommy Bridges allowed three hits three doubles and no walks while Charley Gehringer hit his 16th homer and Pete Fox extended his hitting streak to 17 games. In the tennis singles first round, favorites advance with seeds Poole Armfield Walters Rogers among winners.
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Tommy Bridges
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Detroit Tigers
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Bridges
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Tigers
Les Tietje
Salveson
Charley Gehri
Tietje
Shea
Cochrane
Second Game Quick Hit Tosses New York Lead
The record shows a 1-0 extra inning sequence with Stout Parmalee and Mancuso driving runs for New York. Wilson and Gomes held the opposition, resulting in a narrow late rally and a final score that clinched victory.
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Stout
Parmalee
Mancuso
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Gomes
Dizzy Dean Wins 19th as Cardinals Top Cubs 4–2
Dizzy Dean pitched effectively for the Cardinals in Chicago, earning his 19th win as St. Louis beat the Cubs 4 to 2 for their eighth straight victory. Despite ten hits allowed, Dean silenced the Cubs in key moments. Larry French kept the Cardinals to three hits through seven innings, but two Hall of Fame errors and timely hits produced three runs in the third.
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Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Billy Herman
Dean
Cub
Larry French
Gelbert
Moore
Jurges
Demaree
Reds Top Pirates 2-0 Behind Lombardi Home Run
Ernie Lombardi powered the Reds to a 2-0 win over the Pirates as Paul Derringer claimed his 15th victory. Lombardi hit his 11th homer, doubled, and scored on a sacrifice in the fourth. Derringer allowed five hits and struck out seven as Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh.
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Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Ernie
Ralph Birkofer
Derringer
Bucs
Arky Vaughan
Lombardi
Birkofer
Grace
Berger 24th Home Run Lifts Braves Past Dodgers
Walter Berger hit his 24th homer of the season with two on in the third, giving the Boston Braves a 6 5 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers in Brooklyn. His blast put Boston ahead by four, the Dodgers tied it, but Berger scored on a misplay in the eighth as Cosby drove in the decisive run.
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Walter Berger
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Tony Cuccinello
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Bossong Defeats McCrary Nine 3 1 In Asheboro
Max Lanier pitched a two hitter allowing one run as the Bossong Indians topped the McCrary Eagles 3 to 1 in Asheboro. Hal Johnson hit a decisive home run in the sixth inning to put Bossong ahead while Swaim drove in the final run in the ninth. Dennis started for the Eagles and gave up nine hits and three runs.
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Max Lanier
McCrary Eagles
Wop Dennis
Eagles
Hal Johnson
Bossong Indians
Indians
Hite
Swaim
R. Cox
Lanier
Cox
Dennis
Thornberg
Craver
Baseball Standings and Scores Snapshot
American League results show Philadelphia 7 2 lead, New York 18 7, Chicago and Detroit 4, Washington 8, Boston 9, Cleveland 4, St. Louis 6. Teams listed with wins and losses reflect a mid season standings summary.
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New York
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Washington
Boston
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St. Louis
National League Scores and Standings Summary
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 6 to 5 while New York won 6 to 1. Arso was 3 for 6 as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 2 to 0 and St Louis edged Chicago 4 to 2.
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High Point Horseshoe Team Falls to Thomasville in Close Match
The High Point Y club, after weeks of work on their setup, lost 4-2 to Thomasville in a hard fought contest. Stoker led High Point with 4 ringers across three games while Gray of Thomasville totaled 37 ringers in the single game.
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Stoker
High Point
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Winston-Salem
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Hickory
Ve Gray
Thom
Pendry
Glenn Hoover
Leading batters show gains with Vaughan and Myer rising
Arky Vaughan of Pittsburgh tops the American League with a .397 average after going 2 for 3. Buddy Myer improves, replying with two hits in four at bats to boost his season mark. Others in the big six post minor gains as the batting race tightens.
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Buddy Myer
Pittsburgh
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Springfield Memorial association to hold annual meet
The Springfield Memorial association's 28th annual gathering runs all day at Springfield Memorial Friends church next Sunday. Rev. Milo Hin kie of Greensboro will preach the sermon, followed by a picnic dinner. A memorial to W B Mendenhall will be read by his daughter Ruth Mendenhall. Oscar Wilson of Archdale is president and Miss Davie Hayworth of Springfield is secretary.
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Thomasville Man Is High Scorer In Skeet Event
Thomasville shooter T. EB Valentine led at the High Point Skeet club Saturday with 24 of 26 and 46 of 50 scores. W. B. Thomas followed with 28. other finishers included J. H. Mason 18 Bob Mason 17 J P Rawiey Bradford Thomas Ray Idol 21 H G Siderton N FE Kearns 19 J R Willis 15 M C K ello 11.
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Greensboro
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Bradford Thomas
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H. G. Siderton
N. FE. Kearns
Poole and Matton Await Golf Rivals in Emerywood Cup
J. W. Poole and Lawrence Matton hold in the Emerywood Country Club President's Cup semi finals awaiting rivals. Two matches remain to decide opponents with Poole to meet the semifinal winner from J and Matton to face the victor of Comer versus Murray.
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Lawrence Matton
Emerywood Country Club
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Matton
W. ©. Comer
Porrest Murray
Tennis Tourney Halted by Rain in North Carolina Open
Rain interrupted the North Carolina Open in Asheville delaying three championship matches. Mixed doubles winners Eliza Coxe and Tenche Coxe defeated Mrs. George Power and Burts Boulware 6 3 7 5. Junior final halted with Thorn leading. rest postponed to tomorrow and Monday.
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Tenche Coxe
George Power
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Tenn
Burts Boulware
Jacksonville
Fla
William Thorn
New Orleans
George Krisle
Knoxville
Thorn
Kirele
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Archia Henderson
Chapel Hill
Dan Whaley
Flat Rock
Rutherford’s flashy duster tops Gold Cup contenders
Jack Rutherford of Palm Beach drives the blue duster to victory in the Miles River regatta claiming unlimited speed and handicap speed events. His speed barely tops 51 mph, while John Charles Thomas crews as his mechanic. Island Bird wins the governor’s cup in the Chesapeake Bay log canoe race with a 13.36 minute handicap.
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Jack Rutherford
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Palm Beach
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Cecil Bagley
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Fila
J .H. Caulk Kemp
Island
Chesapeake Bay
Montlieu Avenue Wins Title In Neighborhood Net League
Montlieu Avenue team clinched the M. M. A. Neighborhood Tennis League championship with a nine wins one loss record. Burrus Memorial and Farriss Avenue tied for second. final standings list City Hall and Country Club near bottom amidst scattered defaults and matches.
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All Stars Meet Wild Cats in Local Baseball Bout
Two teams listed include John Cooper Frank Faircloth Stumpy Phillips Ben Turpin Jesse Mask Frank Robbins James Brown Irwin Suggs Robert Mason Manager Charlie Strou ech Clyde Grant Toots Wall Reginald Goodwin Charlie Bean Bill Wheelis Robert Stewart Howard Parrish George Andrews and Wild Cats with Bill Kivett Clayton Kearns Ed Boyce Connell Lloyd Gregory June Kivett Jack Ed Clyde McCain Erby Cate Melvin Roach Richard Newell Wilbur Teague Ray Crawford Luke Ridge Garland Rothrock Tom Sain Pat Kearns Victor Clark among others in a club level matchup.
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son-Newman College
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Frank Faircloth
Stumpy Phillips
Ben Turpin
Jesse Mask
Frank Robbins
James Brown
Irwin Suggs
Robert Mason
Charlie Strou Ech
Clyde Grant
Toots Wall
Reginald Goodwin
Charlie Bean
Bill Wheelis
Robert Stewart
Howard Parrish
Tom Sain
Pat Kearns
Victor Clark
The Deuce of Spades Freezing Parody Echoes on Language
A tongue in cheek piece imagines freezing famous figures like Shakespeare Napoleon Washington and Franklin for future thawing. It jokes about modern English and political campaigns comparing past and present speech and events with playful satire.
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Yanks Win Two as Selkirk Gehrig Power Aids Rout
New York Yankees defeat the Philadelphia Athletics 18 to 7 in Game 1 and 7 to 3 in Game 2 led by George Selkirk with eight RBIs including two homers and Lou Gehrig with a 19th homer and five RBIs in the doubleheader. Johnny Allen earned the win in Game 1 and Johnny Bronca kept the A’s offense limited in Game 2.
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George Selkirk
Lou Gehrig
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On Innings Ee Tea Batteries VoSees
In a reduced text segment the baseball score shows batteries and innings with a final line referencing Richards. The fragment lacks clear team names locations or dates to specify full event context.
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Red Sox Narrowly Miss Third Place in 9-8 Loss
Boston slips toward third after Washington edges by 9 to 8 in the series opener. Ostermueller starts for Boston through seven, Walberg yields three hits in relief as Fred Schulte homers in the ninth for the Senators to seal the win.
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Red Sox
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Fred Schulte
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Walberg
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Kress
Browns Rally Past Indians In Ninth To Win In St Louis
Ray Pepper delivered a tenth inning single scoring Julius Solters to give the Browns a 6 to 5 victory over Cleveland after overcoming a two run Indian lead. Earl Averill homered for the Indians, Harland Clift hit a tying homer for the Browns, and Solters doubled home the winning run as Cleveland failed to score in the tenth.
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Julius Solters
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