Sep Palin Drives Greyhound To Hambletonian Heat Wins
Goshen New York August 15 Sep Palin drove Greyhound to a straight heat win in the Hambletonian as the fastest time by a Hambletonian winner at 2 02% over two heats. The veteran trainer said winning the race mattered little next to the sport and planned to chase Peter Manning's 1922 mark with pace makers.
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Goshen
N. Y
Peter Maine
Sep Palin
Indiana
Good Time Park
Peter Manning
Baker
Greyhound
W. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem, N. C
The
Hambleton Society
Palin
World Series atmosphere grips Polo Grounds as Giants split with Cardinals
In a high tension doubleheader 50,868 watched the Giants and Cardinals split a tight pair. Cardinals face a tough chase needing four straight wins, while Cubs lose to Dodgers lowering their pennant hopes as Brooklyn and Pittsburgh win twice. Tigers hammer Washington as Indians nip Yankees in a late rally. Red Sox and Athletics win to tighten standings.
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Hugh S&s. Fullerton
Associated “Press
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cardinals
Cards
Cubs
Bill Hallahan
Dodgers
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Disty Dean
Hie
Roy Parmelee
Hal Schuamcher
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Bucs
Phillies
Boston
Cincinnati
Tigers
Washington
Buck Newsom
Millard Hayes
Indians
Yankees
O'Dell Hale
Red Sox
White Sox
Fritz Ostermuellera
Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
Browns
Civitan Club Edges City Hirelings In Tight Seven Inning Tilt
The Civitan club defeated the city hirelings 15 to 14 in a dramatic seven inning game. Jack Appleyard led Civitan with a key triple and homer while Wade Marlette and Bud Gurley provided crucial hits. Pitching by Gurley and Perkins kept the late rally within reach as the Civitan defense held off a late city surge.
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E City
Civitan
Civic Club
Meter Robbers
Aus
Civitans
Jack Appleyard
Wade Marlette
Marlette
Dave Yow
Bud Gurley
Howell
Fancloth
City
Nip
Bailey
Favorites Move Forward In City Tennis Tourney
Seeded players advanced to the semi finals as the city singles tournament reached the quarterfinals. Jimmie Pool defends his title while J D Rogers Frank Walter and George Armfield remain seeded contenders.
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Blair Park Courts
Jimmie Pool
J. D. Rogers
Frank Walter
George Armfield
Jimmie Poole
Fred Eshelman
Garland Daniel
Claude Reitzel
T. R. Short
Buan Burchfield
Kenneth Redman
Pete Moffitt
K. B. Geddie
H. F. Cooper
John Bivins
H. L. Brockman
Tal Ellington
J. D. Hill
Bill Ragan
Frank Walters
Richard Short
Jim Eagles
B. B. Abels
Bud Copeland
IN THIS CORNER results round in tennis event
Elimated J D McCrary 6 2 6 1 Roy Champion beat A J Koonce 6 2 6 2 Ray Steele defeated E M Dudley 6 1 6 4 J D Rogers beat H Fussell 6 2 6 2 Third round Frank Walters beat Jim Eagles 6 4 3 6 6 2 Bud Copeland defeated Hubert Barrier 6 3 6 3
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J. D. McCrary
Roy
A. J. Koonce
Ray Steele
E. M. Dudley
J. D. Rogers
H. Fussell
Frank Walters
Jim Eagles
Bud Copeland
Hubert Barrier
Grant to challenge Menzel in Newport tennis match
In Newport R I Aug 15 Bryan Bitsy Grant Atlanta star meets Roderick Menzel Czechoslovakian in quarter finals of the Newport Casino tournament. Grants peak form follows his upset over Frank Shields as he aims to topple the tall Menzel whose forehand serve and reach dominate the court. Don Budge faces Wilmer Hines in the other singles. Shields advances to semis after a tight win over Gregory Mangin. Frankie Parker advances alongside Shields in the same bracket.
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Newport. R
David
Bryan “Bitsy” Grant
Atlanta
Goliath
Roderick Menzel
Newport
Europe
Fred Perry
Gottfried von Cramm
Atom
Bitey
Frank Shields
Grant
Bitsy
Rye
N. Y
Menzel
Don Budge
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
8. C
Shields
Budge
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N N. J
Brookline
Mass
Gene
California
Amateurs Tee Off At Cooperstown
A strong field of eastern and southern amateurs began qualifying for the 15th annual Cooperstown Invitational golf tournament in Cooperstown New York. Reigning champion Richard P. Davidson of Pinehurst North Carolina and Cooperstown led the entries as the round opened.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Aus
Richard P. Davidson
Pinehurst
N. C
Veteran News Man Plans Celebration
Dillon Illinois August 15 GE I Reardon plans a modest Sunday celebration for his 70th birthday and 50 years in local newspaper work. He has spent half a century serving the Dillon area with news reporting and editorial work.
New Coach Bolick Puts Flex First in Football System
Harry Bolick Jr. outlines a flexible high school system tailored to players. He rejects wing back formations, favors an unbalanced line with the strong side end out and a back in the hole, and stresses adapting to material. Defensively he plans a 6-1-2-2 alignment.
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Harry Bolick, Jr
Harry
Walter Johnson
Presbyterian College
Walter
Bolick
Hornets Exhibition May Determine Future Piedmont Farm Site
High Point fans host the Boston Red Sox owned Charlotte Hornets for an exhibition Sunday at a local park. A large crowd could persuade Herb Pennock and Ed Hill to choose the city for a Piedmont league farm. a small crowd may end the bid. Our Adams-Millis White Sox also offer solid play and could upset the Hornets if they bring their best.
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High Point
Boston Red Sox
Charlotte Hornets
Hornets
Herb Pennock
Ed Hill
Charlotte
Adams-Millis White Sox
White Sox
Adams-Millis Signs Two New Players For Bossong Game
The Adams-Millis White Sox add two players for the game tomorrow at Willis Park against Bossong of Randolph County. Harry Bolick joins as first baseman and John Obrione as shortstop with Grady Stone at third. Obrione may cover short while Bolick debuts strong hitting in recent games.
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Adams-Millis White Sox
Asheboro
Willis Park
Bossong
Randolph County
Harry Bolick
White Sox
John Obrione
Presbyterian College
South Carolina
Bolick
Charlie Young
Obrione
Grady Stone
Charlotte Hornets
Salisbury
High Point
Charlotte Man Is High Scorer At Local Skeet Club
John L. Morehead of Charlotte posted the high score at the High Point Skeet Club on Wednesday, breaking 75 straight and totaling 99 of 100. J. D. Denning of Goldsboro and E. M. Short of Leoard tied for second with 94, B. M. Short won the shoot off with 25 straight. W. B. Thomas of High Point took third with 93. Other scores included J. W. Martin 22, Ray Idol 21, and several competitors. The club opens Saturday for weekend practice at 10 A.M. The correspondent has written for various North and South Carolina journals and the Associated Press.
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John L. Morehead
Charlotte
High Point
J. D. Denning
Goldsboro
E. M. Short
Ieard
B. M. Short
W. B. Thomas
J. W. Martin
Ray Idol
T. EB. Valentine
C. H. Smith
W. Travis
Z. V. Davis
C. Wright
Thomas Tides
W. C. Moore
Salisbury
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W. L. Pet
Gurley
Ingram
Yow
W. F. Bailey
Tom Appleyard
J. L. Perkins
Holt McPherson
L. G. Robichaux
Art Krenz
Gole
Interlachen
Minneapolis
Miss van Wie Wil
Virginia
Jacks
Muffiers
Fender “Aides
Kozak
Pennsylvania
Ixchange
Firestone
Stewart-Warner
McDonald’s Firestone
Worth Main
Church Street
Auto Supply & Service Store
Vown
Adams-Millis
Charlotte Man
Don
North and
Associated Presa
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North Main Street
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