City Wide Tennis Meets Begin Monday With 64 Entries
Sid Feder reports Hadley wins 11th straight game and is riding a streak of luck. The piece notes Hadley as the league's leading pitcher and previews a busy slate of regional tennis events starting Monday with 64 entries in the field.
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Dowtin Upsets Meet Medalist in Biltmore Forest play
Asheville scene as Al Dowtin alumni secretary of Wake Forest defeats R. B. Gardner in the second round of the Biltmore Forest invitational golf tournament. Results also note Judd Brumley and Frank Mulherin advancing in later brackets and other round actions.
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Miami
Duke Power Beats Bossong Indians In League Battle
In Asheboro Duke Power Electricals opened in the Inter-City Industrial league with a 5 to 3 win over Bossong Indians. After seven no hitters by Bossong starter Charlie Wentz, Duke Power erupted for six hits and five runs in the eighth. Hudspeth paced Duke Power with a homer, triple and single in four trips. Jarrett added two hits.
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Duke Power to Play Glenwood at Willis Park Tonight
Duke Power Electricians send southpaw Whibbs to the mound for an exhibition game against Glenwood of Greensboro at Willis Park starting at 8 15. Glenwood edged Duke Power 2 to 1 in their last meeting and Duke Power seeks revenge as Phibbs makes his return after a strong, earlier showing.
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Rosalind Wins Hambletonian in Two-Heat upset
Rosalind, by Scotland, wins the Hambletonian in two heats at Goshen New York before 45000 fans setting the fastest winning times 2 01 percent and 2 02 percent. Ben White becomes first driver to win two Hambletonians as Manny Reynolds owner W N Reynolds of Winston Salem NC. Brownie Hanover finishes second in heat one with Ed Lasater runner up in heat two. Prize purse totals 19359 11 and 35643 83 for the winner and overall event.
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McCrary Eagles Triumph Over Ragan-Maurice Cub
Hooks Calloway held the Cubs to five hits as the McCrary Eagles beat Ragan-Maurice 7 to 1 in a Wednesday league game. McCrary collected 11 hits off Fisher and Young, with Barnes the lone Cubs batter to reach multiple times. Pickett led McCrary at the plate.
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Charlotte Battles Battlefield Juniors in Legion Elims
A three game series opened in Charlotte to decide the North Carolina Virginia junior baseball champion from the American Legion eliminations. Battlefield Park juniors of Virginia and the Charlotte club play today with two more games scheduled. The winner advances to a Southeastern tournament here next week with seven other two state champions.
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Help for Murder Charge Shocks Nashville
Nashville police report Ballentine, 22, a Black man, jailed on murder charges in the death of Bunyan Brock, a four year old from Pulaski, Tenn. The case draws attention as authorities investigate the infant’s death and seek accountability.
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Poole Defends City Tennis Title For Third Time
Sixty four players enter the annual city singles championship with Jimmie Poole as the defending champion seeded No. 1. First round play starts Monday at Blair park courts with 64 entrants and a full schedule through Thursday.
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Mills Home Tops Slane Hosiery Nine In League Tilt
Mills Home defeated Slane Hosiery 6 to 1 in a postponed Commercial League game yesterday. Watson allowed one hit, a Smith triple, as Mills Home pulled away after an early Baptist lead. Parish Stone and Nance led Mills Home at bat with multiple hits while Smith pitched for Slane. Win went to Watson, loss to Smith. Umpires: Galimore and Tysinger.
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Roundup of baseball chatter and notes from New York
A sports roundup notes potential Jack Sharkey Joe Louis fight appeal and box office chatter. Wes Ferrell hits two consecutive home runs and drives in six runs as the Red Sox defeat the White Sox. Guilford College is praised and Gastonia fans are mocked in baseball banter. Shanty House earns a Columbia PhD while Wisconsin sports face trouble. Jack Onslow touts George Jeffcoat as an astonishing young pitcher with a rare curve.
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Beeson Wins Softball Center Clash
Beeson Hardware defeated the Printers with a 13 to 1 mercy in the mercial Soft Ball league. McDowell pitched four hits allowed while Beeson backed him with 16 hits.
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Death of Sir Marmaduke Winter Noted Business Executive
Sir Marmaduke Winter, a prominent business executive who held rectorates of several Newfo and concerns, died here today. The obituary notes his leadership roles in multiple firms and his influence in the business community.
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