High Point Triangle leads in industrial loop baseball recap
In a Commercial post season game Mills Home beat Snow Lumber 14 hits to 9. Parish earned the win with Briggs starring at bat and Cagle the catcher. Snow Lumber forfeited earlier and Mills Home climbed to lead with a decisive rally in the fifth.
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Baptists
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Newton
Haynie
Watson
Cable
Newt
Teher
1 000 Marksmen Gather For National Trap Shoot
Vandalia hosts the Grand American Trapshoot with 1 000 shooters from across the nation plus spectators arriving. The event features the Vandalia Open Handicap as the highlight, with amateurs winning purses while professionals are barred from cash prizes.大量 shells and clay targets are stored ahead of the competition.
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Vandalia
Montgomery County
Amateur Trapshooting Association
The
United
States
Canada
Alaska
Canal Zone
Ton Negro Wins Negro Interracial Tennis Title
A 19 year old Prairie s player Negro defeated Harmon Winston-Salem in a five set final 2 6 1 6 6 4 to capture the national men's tennis singles title at the Negro Inter Tournament ending the 20th Negro Tennis Association event at a university venue.
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A. C
Ott
Prairies
Harmon Winston-Salem
N. C
N Tennis Association
Onderforce Univeirosity
American football scores in terse update
The report lists several game outcomes with team scores including American fington 12 and Philadelphia 2, New York 3 while U.S. 0 faces Cleveland 6 and Chicago 0. The fragmentary item records multiple results in a single brief sports roundup.
Poole Or Wood To Face Jack Garrett In Finals
Poole or Wood advance to meet Jack Garrett in the Emerywood Country club championship final after Garrett beat Jack Abels 7 and 6 to reach the title match. J. C. Abels, L. R. Hunt contest second flight final. Ansel Snow and Donald Dunkleberger in third flight final.
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Wood
Jack Garrett
Elliott
Jimmie Poole
Garrett
Jack Abels
J. C. Abels
L. R. Hunt
Abels
A. M. Utley
Hunt
A. &. Parker
Ansel Snow
Donald Dunkleberger
J. W. Woollen
Alfred Oliver, Jr
Paul Bryant
Farrell Gray
J. W. Lindsay
George Lewis
North Carolina Gridiron Drills Open With 52 Prospects
Head Coach Ray Wolf invites 52 football hopefuls to UNC practice starting September 1. The group includes 12 lettermen and notable players Bershak Buck McCain Trimpey Bartos Van Webb Melver Palmer Avery Pendergraft, while 11 lettermen departed. Assistant coaches Bill Lange Johnny Vaught bring experience. Walter Skidmore leads the freshman squad with help from Bob Fetzer and student assistants.
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Chapel Hill
Ray Wolf
University of North Carolina
Bershak
Buck
McCain
Trimpey
Bartos
van Webb
Melver
Palmer
Avery
Little
Dashiell
Hutchins
Paul Pendergraft
Letterman
Jackson
Montgomery
Snyder
McCachren
Daniel
Watts
Evins
Ray
Joyce
Moore
Barwick
Wolf
Texas Christian University
Carl Snavely
Bill Lange
Johnny Vaught
Lange
Muskingum College
Ohio
Vaught
Texas Christian
Fort Worth High School
Walter Skidmore
Bob Fetzer
Parker Defeats Riggs In Newport Finals
Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles, the young National Clay Court champion, defeated Frankie Parker of Spring Lake, New Jersey, in the Newport Casino singles final. Riggs won 8-6 6-4 8-10 3-6 6-1 after a brilliant five-set battle on a slow court. Parker had previously beaten Riggs on grass at Spring Lake and Brookline, but Riggs edged him here.
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R. L
Bobby Riggs
Los Angeles
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Riggs
Parker
Brookline
Mass
Frank Shields
Gregory Manin
Newark
Gene Make
National Scores Roundup From City Stadium Night
National scoreboard reports Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn 12 Cincinnati 6 Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 4 with rain affecting New York Boston game.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York-Boston
Senators and Macks Split Doubleheader in Philadelphia
Washington Senators won the first game 12 to 0 while the Athletics edged the Senators 7 to 6 in the nightcap. Key moments included Higgins and Johnson contributing extra base hits and Stolen base by Newsome. Double plays featured Travis to Kuhel. Whitehill issued six walks in the first game and eleven in the second.
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Washington Senators
Athletics
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Johnson
Higgins
Newsome
Lewis
Kuhel
Travis
Bluege
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Whitehill
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Fink
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Abrhpoa Chapman
Stone
Reynolds
Pinney
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Eeee Johnson
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Hays
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Gumpert
P Plythe
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Nee Eee Renee
Hayes
Kress
Bolton
Miggins
Moses
Cascarella
Weaver
Cohen
Newsom
Rhodes
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Bow and Arrow Wins Sheridan Handicap at Washington Park
Bow and Arrow trained by Colonel Edward R Bradley captured the $7 600 added Sheridan handicap at Washington Park in Chicago. The Lexington gelding set a new track mark for a mile and a furlong and finished one length ahead of Gyral with Lady Montrose three lengths back in third.
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Edward Riley Bradley
Lexington
Sportsman
Ally
Washington Park
Bradley
Gyral
Lady Montrose
Weatherly and Averill Lead American League Batting Race
Weatherly slides to .387 while Averill holds at .382 as Lou Gehrig extends his home run total to 38 and 138 runs. Hal Trosky drives in five to lift Averill to 182 hits and 13 triples. Larry steals 28 bases.
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Lou Gehrig
Roy Weatherly
Earl Averill
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Averill
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Gehrig
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Gerald Walker
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Lyn Larry
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Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dickey
New York
Billy Sullivan
Indians
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Gehringer
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G. Walker
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Rip Radcliff
Bump Hadley
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Monte Pearson
Johnny Allen
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Clift
al Knickerbocker
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Trosky
Imi Averill
Hale
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Solters
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Allen
Hogsett
Liebhardt
Kim
Hogeeut
Gelsel
Ormaby
Tight hats cause baldness say physician warns women
A physician warns that tight hats worn by women may lead to bald spots. The caution notes potential scalp stress and hair loss with prolonged wear.
Medwick Closes Gap In National League Batting Race
Ducky Medwick of the Cardinals climbs to .364 and moves into second place in the NL batting standings as Johnny Mize slips. Medwick also leads in doubles with 45 and in June RBIs with 115, while Mel Ott tops homers at 27.
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Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
Johnny Mize
Medwick
Mize
Paul Waner
Pirates
Billy Herman
Chicago
Kiki Cuyler
Reds
Cubs
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Mel Ott
Chuck Klein
Wally Berger
Bees
Klein
Camilli
Red Lucas
Carl Hubbel
Giants
Larry French
Pepper Martin
Ott
Ival Goodman
Stu Martin
Guilford Edges Tomlinson In Amateur League Thriller
Guilford defeated Tomlinson by 5 to 4 in a postponed Amateur league game yesterday afternoon. Oakdale, Guilford and Tomlinson remain in the title race as Guilford and Oakdale must resolve a postponed contest before meeting Tomlinson for a potential playoff. The win keeps Guilford in the running for the post season championship.
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Tomlinson
Oakdale
Smith
Yakley
Cumby
Cecil
Martin
Grubbs
Abrupore Cumby
Ecenueacnes TS
Sevett Hollinsworth
Sean
Large Real Estate Sale in Oak Hill Forest Subdivision
A major real estate deal concluded yesterday involved about 100 residential lots in Oak Hill Forest. The sale price was reported as satisfactory and several buyers plan to build homes soon.
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Oak Hill Forest Subdivision
Passeau struggles as Cubs fall in rout
In a rough outing Passeau lasts 4 1 3 innings allowing seven runs while Benge is roughed for five runs in 12 3 innings. Pittman Steart and Pinelli figure in the loss with Wowalik pitching five innings and the final score noted at 12 to 3.
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Officials to Meet Sunday in Greensboro for North State Association
The North State Officials association announces its annual meeting at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro next Sunday. B W Hackney Jr secretary says a directors meeting and four chiefs gathering occur Saturday night with opening Sunday at 10 am.
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Greensboro
King Cotton Hotel
B. W. Hackney, Jr
R. W. Harrison
H. W. Causey
Causey
H. W. Sholar
Mr. Hackney
L. J. Perry
Association
Raymond W. Wolf
University of North Carolina
Yankees buy Bob Leeds to replace Hoag
New York announces acquisition of Bob Leeds from the Montreal Royals to fill in for the injured Myril Hoag. Leeds, a .320 hitter with 45 doubles in 128 games in the International League, joins the Yankees after Hoag’s season ending collision with Joe DiMaggio during the last Western trip.
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Yankees Today
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Montreal Royals
Myril Hoag
Joe DiMaggio
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Leeds
Montreal
California Youth Is Public Parks Champ
Louis Wetherell, 20 year old USC tennis star from Los Angeles, won the singles title at the public parks event by defeating Carl Fischer of Detroit 6 4 6 3 6 3. Detroit's defending women's doubles team Cons tance O Donovan and Esther Pulitzer fell to Edna Smith and Joe David of Cleveland 6 4 6 2.
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Louis Wetherell
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Carl Fischer
Detroit
Constance O'Donovan
Esther Pulitzer
Edna Smith
Joe David
Cleveland
Mattox Brothers to Play as Unit Today in Virginia
Seven Mattox brothers long known for Virginia prep and college sports join forces for the first time tomorrow at Altavista to face a Danville amateur club. Eldest Davis brings his son Balfour as eighth man. Big Pon Elton guests as pitcher.
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Mattox Brothers
Virginia
Altavista
Danville
Davis Mattox
William and Mary
Balfour
Esmond
Rhode Island
Big Pon Elton
Adams Mills Falls In Postseason Opener 10 2
Triangle baseball dominates Adams-Millis Red Sox 10 to 2 in the Industrial league post season opener. Red Dawson allows four hits while going 2-for-4 at the plate and Clark adds a double and a triple for the winners.
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Big Bill Stark Wins Asheville Golf Tourney Title
Big Bill Stark of Jacksonville Florida defeated Weldon Doe Jr of Montgomery Alabama 6 and 5 to win the 4let annual invitation tournament at the Asheville Country Club. Stark led after lunch and won with a birdie three on the final green.
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Aug
Big Bill Stark
Jacksonville
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Weldon Doe, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Asheville Country Club
Alabama
Stark
University of Flo
Nature gas first wes need to iitsenness at Fredonia
Unable to derive a clear event from the fragment. The readable text references nature gas and a location Fredonia but lacks verbs or details to form a complete factual card.
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Nature
Iitsenness
Fredonia
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