Gurley Strengthens Lead In Race For All Star Catcher
The enterprise All Star balloting tightens with Virgil Gurley leading Oris Harvey for catcher. Lefty Wilson and Lord Perry vie for top pitching honors as voters focus on bases and infield spots. Balloting closes Wednesday at 6 pm with signups urged and rumors of disqualification denied.
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Enterprise Office
Shields Seeded First In Newport Tourney
Newport R I August 13 Opening play in the Newport Casino tennis tournament drew five of the nation's top ten players including the Davis cup quartet. Frank X Shields led the seeded list with Sidney Wood second. Other seeds include Wilmer Allison Gregory Mangin Berkley Bell Frankie Parker Bitsy Grant Jack Tidball Johnny Van Ryan and Gene Marko. First round singles feature Shields vs H Lott and Wood vs C Beasley with several other matchups.
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Newport Casino
Frank X. Shields
New York
Sidney Wood
Wilmer Allison
Brookline
Mass
Gregory W. Mangin
Berkley Bell
Frankie Parker
Bryan “Bitsy” Grant
Jack Tidball
Johnny van Ryan
Gene Marko
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
United States
Shields
H. Hunter Lott
Philadelphia
Wood
C. H. Beasley
Allison
Bell
A. D. Finn
Voting list adds large group of names to returns
The article lists numerous final names added to a voting roster and tabulated ballots. The long slate covers individuals from multiple towns and groups, indicating broad participation and organization across Highland Adams Millis P U and related entities.
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Ward
Highland
Lane
Melrose
Terry
Triangle
Utility
Culler
Gurley
J. Ferguson
Robbins
Co. N. Jarrett
Ferguson
Eugene Camp
W. C. Covington
John Cecil
Barbara Cecil
Virginia Whitt
A. C. Johnson
Shuskey
J. O. Prim
W. Underwood
Tom Bell
James Marley
Elizabeth Calhoun
N. H. Sherrill
C. L. Proctor
Brown
Glenn Smith
Houston Ferguson
George Dyer
Paul Ferguson
W. G. Ferguson
J. P. Williams
H. A. Cecil
Hugh Strand
Manuel Carrick
Carey Thomas
Walter Spense
C. N. Crammer
W. Warner
Vernon Brown
R. R. Cromen
R. V. Cox
Sally Herman
George Amor
Wilmoth Amos
Bill Hennis
B. C. Hennis
C. O. Sizemore
Maudean R
M. Anderson
C. J. Bogie
E M. Buchanen
M. H. Kearns
Joe Varner
Clyde
P. J. Bottoms
W. N. Anderson
Mant
Harry Bierce
Ben Holmes
Charles Farr
R. W. Truett
Raymond Eller
Nettie Dagwall
Floyd Voncannon
A. Gentry
John Causey
Gladys Rowland
E. M. Farlowe
C. L. Walker
S&s. W. Wells
Charlies Walker
Robert Hooker
Pat Kearns
Jesse Mask
C. C. Robbins
Bertha Ferguson
H. B. Ferguson
Blanche Davis
Brinegar
Huston Parlow
Lillian Norman
C. C. Williams
Madie Powell
Lila Aldridge
Mamie Thompson
Elsie Aldridge
Belva Johnson
Pearl Scarce
H. E. Lopp
J. W. Cox
Doris Caldwell
Helen Caldwell
Burke Proctor
R. W. Gurley
Howard Voncannon
Ray Gurley
Walter Voncannon
O. W. Brown
Lucille Boggs
James Gurley
Clara Brown
Pauline Jones
Vera Pierce
Ruth Gurley
P. H. Gurley
Ray Winslow
Polly Snyder
Leola Harvey
D. J. Bulg
Ray Durham
Roy Ruthledge
Jessie McCarned
J. M. Eldridge
Willie Gibson
W. D. Ritchie
Ritchard Tysinger
Florence Gurley
Gurney Davis
Fred King
Farr
Clara McGuire
Herman Lavender
Dewey Davis
Oliver Goins
C. E. Slate
Matt Stacey
Bill Waddell
Mildred Caldwell
Ethel Broadway
Numa Ellington
Ner
Olin Walker
M. C. Gardner
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How To Quickly Believe Headache And Soothe Nerves
Wild nerves and splitting headache provoke seeking relief. STANBACK is advertised as a faster balanced prescription without unpleasant after effects and touted as widely trusted. Trial sizes are offered at ten cents and twenty five cents.
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Norfolk 10 Faces Slugging Pirates In Piedmont Series
In Charlotte a three game set begins as Norfolk 10 hosts Wilmington Pirates first division threat. Norfolk Richmond tie 4-4 after late homer. wet grounds and rain kept decision. Hendee resigns as Richmond paused, Wade takes over as manager.
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Pirates
Hornets
Tourists
Landis
Asheville
Lannin Brothers
Tom
John
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Bees
Jim Galvin
Wilmington
Greensboro
Richmond
Charlie Wade
Colt
Hendee
Ice flight coating fails practical use despite syrup claim
Historical note lists numerous individuals tied to a claim that corn syrup could prevent ice on wings but washes off too quickly for service use. The fragment names Angel and a long roster of people, with no clear event or outcome provided.
Jacobs Set To Face Tough Foes In 47th US Women's Championship
Helen Jacobs begins the 47th United States women's singles championship at Forest Hills facing a field of 63 competitors including Peggy Palfrey Dorothy Round Betty Nuthall and Carolin Babcock. Jacobs drawn in the tougher half meets Marjorie Sachs in the first round.
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New York
Helen Jacobs
United States
Helen Wills Mooty
Alice Marble
West Side Stadium
Forest Hills
Mrs. Moody
Miss Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Great Britain
Margaret
Peggy) Scriven
Dorothy Round
Wimbledon
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Miss Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
Miss. Babcock
Betty Nuthall
Miss Jacob
Katherine Stammers
Frieda James
Elizabeth Ryan
England
Boston
Marjorie Sachs
Lovelock Tops Bonthron in Amsterdam 1500 clash
In a drizzle at the Olympic stadium Amsterdam Jack Lovelock defeated Bill Bonthorn for the third time in as many meetings in the 1500 meters posting 3:58 as Cornes of England ran 1300 meters pace. Jerry Cornes led the field early while Bonthorn settled for a distant second. Other U S athletes fared better with Torrance LSU beating John Lyman in the shot put 53 feet 3 25 32 inches Eastman 800 meters 1 53 3 Hardin 400 meters 47 9 Beard 110 meter hurdles 14 9 Johnson high jump 6 feet 4 8 4 Peacock broad jump 23 feet 8 1 4 inches.
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Amsterdam
Jack Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Big Bill
Olympic Stadium
Lovelock
Bonthron
Jerry Cornes
England
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State
John Lyman
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Ben Eastman
Glen Hardin
Percy Beard
New York
Cornelius Johnson
Compton
Calif
Eulace Peacock
Louisville official defends low truancy figure
Louisville attendance director Fred Hess told the board of education that only one day in 160000 was a truancy day for the 1988 34 school year. Three board members questioned the figure but Hess stood by official numbers.
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Louisville
Board of Education
Fred Hess
Hess
Spandings Duked by Piedmont League Scores
Yesterday results from the Piedmont League include Charlotte defeating Asheville 6 to 0 and Norfolk 4 tying Richmond 4 after nine innings. Only scheduled games reported.
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Charlotte
Asheville
Norfolk
Richmond
Chicago 7 St. Louis 2
Chicago defeated St Louis 7 to 2. The scoreboard notes Pi vs Cincinnati 64 likely in progress with Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia both affected by rain.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cubs Beat Deans to Threaten Giants in NL Race
A dramatic Cubs comeback revives the pennant chase. Chicago defeated Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean in a doubleheader 7 2 and 6 4, with Billy Herman and Babe Herman homering. The Cubs now sit five behind the Giants as New York’s game vs Boston was rained out.
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Paul Dean
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Babe Herman
Jess Haines
Dizzy Dean
Malone
Chicago
Jim Collins
Pirates
Phillies
Deans
Brothers
Detroit
Tigers
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Boston defeated New York 6 to 1 while New York fell 7 to 4. St Louis beat Chicago 4 to 3. Detroit prevailed 6 to 5 in ten innings over Cleveland. Philadelphia and Washington were tied 1 to 1 when rain halted play in the seventh inning.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Unclear Baseball Scores From Various Cities
The fragment lists city names and scores from a baseball context. New Orleans 3 1 Knoxville 1 0 Atlanta 11 3 Memphis 9 7 Birmingham 3 1 Chattanooga 7 3 Nashville 7 Little Rock 4 15 innings.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Oxville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
Knoxville
Memphis
Rochester and Baltimore Dominate in League Play
Rochester outpaces Syracuse while Montreal leads Albany in a 9 to 1 game. Baltimore crushes Buffalo with a 9 to 0 result.
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Toronto
Albany
Montreal
Buffalo
Syracuse Ad
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Stars Shine With Big Multi Hit Games Across Leagues
Paul Waner of the Pirates sparked a Reds series with a triple and three singles. Marvin Owens of the Tigers drove in three runs with a homer and started a triple play against the Indians. Abe Herman of the Cubs collected two homers a double and two singles in two games versus the Cardinals. George Blaeholder of the Browns and Al Simmons of the White Sox both starred as Blaeholder held opponents to six hits and Simmons connected for a homer and two singles.
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Red Sox
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New
Joh Bronca
Babe Ruth
Cording
George Earnshaw
White Sox
St. Louis
Browns
Ray Pepper
al Simmons
Washington
Philad
A's
Earl Whi
Associated Press
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Pirates
Reds
Marvin Owens
Tigers
Indians
Homer
Abe Herman
Cubs
Cardinals
George Blaeholder
Blaeholder
Simmons
Vehicle production in U S and Canada 1984 first half rise
Production of motor vehicles in the United States and Canada for the first half of 1984 totaled 1,796,409 units, up from 1,028,376 in the first six months of 1933, indicating substantial growth.
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United States
Canada
Major League Leaders from Yesterday's Games
National League leaders include P Waner Pirates with 372 batting average and 160 hits. Ott Giants lead in runs, RBIs, and home runs with 97, 120, 30 respectively. American League leaders feature Manush Senators with 987, 160 hits, and 196 runs. Gehrig Yankees and Foxx Athletics top home runs with 34. Pitching leaders include J Dean Cardinals to 20 wins and Schumacher Giants 18-5.
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Pirates
Terry
Giants
Ott
Collins
Cardinals
Alien
Phillies
Vaughan
Medwick
Martin
Cuyler
Cubs
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Schumacher
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Senators
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Werber Red Sox
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Trosky
Indians
R. Johnson
Sox
Greenberg
Gall Ringer
Chapman
Mandush
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