Local sports snippets and slang from a carefree era
A collage of sports notes from old newspapers cites Newark Bears pennant talk, Frank Pytlak catching a ball from a 708 foot terminal toss, and Rip Collins’ disappointments. It also glosses slang from Rip Madigan’s football squad, wrestling promoter chatter, and Carolina football chatter with scattered names and odd spellings.
Thom mi es Indians At Finch Field Tonight
Thomasville defeats Lexington 5 to 3 as Rey Lindsay fans 14 and reaches 200 strikeouts for the season. The same two clubs meet at Finch Field tonight with Lindsay facing the Indians after a 14 strikeout performance and Pinkston homering for Thomasville.
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Lindsay
Thomasville
Lexington
Enterprise
Rey Lindsay
Finch Field
Indians
Sheely
Pinkston
TARS STRENGTHEN HOLD ON PINNACLE TARS
Norfolk's Piedmont league pennant race tightens as the Tara of Charlotte beat Portsmouth 6 to 2 and push their lead with less than three weeks remaining. Richmond beat the Hornets with a late eighth inning surge, aided by Richbourg, Kaprra and others as Gil Torres struggled.
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Charlotte
Norflok
Tara
Yocke
Tars
Portsmouth
Hornets
Richmond
Colts
Gil Torres
Horney
Richbourg
Mike Kaprra
Pigeon Toed Cars Correction Offers Cheaper Tire Solution
An ad claims Pigeon Toed Cars wear tires quickly and pitches the Bee-Line machine as a cheap fix to correct toe-in alignment so drivers can operate safely.
Trexler Drives In Tying and Winning Runs in Eighth
Pitcher Jim Trexler drove across the tying and winning markers in the eighth while limiting Charlotte to six hits, two of them homers by Clary and Evans. Winston-Salem edged Durham 4 to 3 as Red Norris out pitched Cannon in a torrid mound duel. Ed Ko besky sparked the offense with a two run homer and a triple. Rain postponed the Asheville at Rocky Mount game.
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Jim Trexler
Trexler
Charlotte
Clary
Evans
Winston-Salem
Durham
Red Norris
Cannon
Ed Kobesky
Asheville
Rocky Mount
Local Amateurs Clash In High Point Box Event
Action will headline tonight at Air Arena with eight three round bouts promoted by J D Allen andack Smith under AAU sanction. Ed Pinnix seeks revenge on Red Kiney while George Weldon and Billy Pickral renew rivalry. Knockouts expected in several 125 to 162 pound bouts featuring local and Virginia fighters.
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High Point
J.D. Allen
Ack Smith
Smith
Ed Pinnix
Winston-Salem
Red Kineey
Pinnix
Red
Weldon VS
Pickral
George Weldon
Flash
Billy Pickral
Lynchburg
Virginia
J. P. Morgan
Danville
Weldon
L. C. Dennis
Frank Parsino
Billy Woodell
Carolinas
Lawrence Worshaw
John Powers
Joe Slane
Greenville
8. C
Bobby Pigier
Jack Nichols
Mt. Airy
Odis Pickral
Joe Goodman
Verlo Stamey
Publinks Meet Carolina Set at Beaver Lake
High Point will have two players in the Second Amateur Public Links championship at Beaver Lake golf club Asheville September 17 and 18. The 16-player field will play match play with rounds Saturday then semi finals and final Sunday. Gold medal to winner silver medals to runner up and consolation, Blair Park to finalize local entries by September 10.
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High Point
Carolina Golf Association
Beaver Lake
Asheville
Jimmy Crichton
Blair Park
Purvis Ferree
Ferree
Crichton
Hubbell in Memphis Hospital After Elbow Surgery
Carl Hubbell star pitcher for the New York Giants lies in a Memphis hospital with his left arm bandaged after removal of a bone chip. Doctors say recovery will take about two weeks in a splint and his pitching future remains uncertain.
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Memphis
Tenn
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Hubbell
J. Spencer Speed
Two Unknowns Lead Qualifying Round Publinks
Eddie Furgol and Pete Doll paced the second day at Hirkland Park in Cleveland with two under par 68s to lead the qualifying rounds of the National Public Links championship. Moffitt carded 80 while James Casper of Raleigh shot 78 as 64 berths were decided.
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Hirkland Park
Furgol
Doll
Poll
Buster Moffitt
High Point
Cleveland
Portland man throws rival in boxing match, AP report
In Portland, Chuck Montana aged 181 from Quincy Massachusetts defeated Manuel Cortes aged 176 from Mexico in 60 minutes and 8 seconds. Jungle explorers note that wild animals react when a pretend stone is thrown.
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Associated Press
Portland
Chuck Montana
Quincy
Mass
Manuel Cortes
Mexico
Paul Dean Faces Long Run Of Hard Luck In Dallas
Dallas pitcher Paul Dean has endured eight one run losses this season despite a three hit outing against Beaumont. His comeback has been hampered by poor run support from Dallas teammates and a lingering arm issue that kept him from top form since April 26.
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Prelax R. McKnight
Dallas
Paul Dean
Beaumont
Halls
Houston
Shreveport
Dean
Garhouse
Paul
Revenge Clash on the Mat Between Dugan and Logas
High Point promotes a Friday wrestling rematch between Ernie Dugan of Lansing Michigan and Jimmy Logas of Greece. the first bout featured a disputed finish with a referee knockout and a change of decision favoring Logas. Both men vow to settle the score.
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High Point
Ernie Dugan
Lansing
Michigan
Jimmy Logas
Greece
J. D. Allen
Logas
Dugan
Ernie
Logos
Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Brooks, of All Clubs, Actually Getting Better
Burleigh Grimes cites his father’s mule-taming past as inspiration for a Brooklyn Dodgers rise. The team just posted a winning home stand, sits sixth in the National League, and aims for at least fourth. Babe Ruth enjoys Dodgers life and influences younger players like Koy.
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New York
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyns
Missouri
Burleigh
Curry
Dodger
George H. Ruth
Ebbetts Field
Giants
Polo Grounds
Ernie Key
Grimes
Yankee
Freddie Fussimmons
Bill Terry
Freddie
Terry
Babe Ruth
Flatbushers
Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn
Babe
Koy
Walter Johnson Runs for Maryland Sheriff Nomination
Walter Johnson, famed speedball pitcher turned farmer, filed as a Republican candidate for Montgomery county commissioner just before the midnight deadline. He had previously stated he would remain in farming.
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Germantown
Walter Johnson
Montgomery County
Two Daily Practices Lead Up to High Point Opener
High Point high school grid squad conducts its second day of drills with about 85 players. Coaches June Scott and Kenneth Stevens aim to have a few plays ready next week and shape a team for the September 23 opener against South High of Winston-Salem. The wingback system and mixed formations are planned, with five lettermen among a large turnout and many hopefuls still developing.
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June Scott
Kenneth Stevens
High Point High School
Scott
Furman College
Stevens
Andant
State College
South High
Winston- Salem
Notre Dame
Bill Wagener
Abie Scott
Alvin Boles
Prantley Hucks
Thurman Horney
Bob Ingram
Charles McPherson
Hoyt Hilton
Kento Dennis
Day Cleveland
Herbert Spears
Charles Kinsey
Bill Graham
Clifton Furgurson
M. C. Kinsey
Carl Justice
James Hayworth
Emerson Gray
Purcell Kinneey
Lloyd Hepler
Robert Andrews
Clifton Overcash
Herb Ingram
John Robertson
J. R. Newton
Geo
Rbocolic
Ronall Craven
Hugh Strickland
Grady Summey
Grady Morgan
Russell Payne
Geo. Moser
Reid Marsh
Ben Garrett
David Barker
Herman Northcott
Dwight Harris
W. H. Davis
Lawrence Metcalf
Nolan Lowe
Forrest Linthicum
Douglas Johnsen
Tom Tabor
Byrum Manly
Bill Manly
Jack Hussey
Joe Given
Lewis Hayworth
James Kivett
Jack Winders
Chas Hassell
Bill Price
Robert Hedrick
Bob Conrad
Louis Voorhees
Wallace Shiplett
Robert Vaughn
Little World Series Dates Shift in Spartanburg
Officials announced the Little World Series for American Legion junior baseball will open in Spartanburg on August 31 instead of August 30. The Spartanburg team will face the Detroit-San Diego series winner, with the Detroit-San Diego games set in Charlotte, North Carolina, over the coming Friday through Monday.
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Partanburg
D. C
Spartanburg
Charlotte
N. C
Calendar reform by Pope Gregory XIII in 1682
The text notes that the present calendar was de Herr by Pope Gregory XIII in 1682, marking a reform that aligned the calendar with astronomical and religious schedules.
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Gregory XIII
Budge and Mako Chase National Doubles Title
Brookline, Mase report indicates Don Budge and Gene Mako favored to beat Australians Quist Bromwich and to reach the finals. They face tough tests from opponents including Davis, Cooke, Puncee and Kuk as the event advances to the later rounds.
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Brookline
Mase
Don Budge
Gene
Australia
Quist
Jack Bromwich
Stara
Down
Mako
Davis Coppers
Los Angeles
Cooke
Portland
Ore
Newport
Budge
Puncee
Franjo Kuk
Wilmer Allison
Joh Ryn
Austin
Tex
Bromwich
da Service
Hal Surface
City
Don McNeill
O City
Botw Hunt
Washington
Sutter
New Orleans
Mulloy
Miami
Toley
Joe Hunt
Wood
FIGHTS LAST NIGHTAcross Multiple Cities
Chicago Billy Celebron of Rockford outpointed Tony in 10 rounds. Bill Boyd of York KOed Billy Pittchurch in 2. Lew of Baltimore outpointed Don of Orange in 10 rounds. Sailor Born of Newark outpointed Phillips in 4. Flores of Miami Beach knocked out Henry Raymond of Tampes in 7.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Billy Celebron
Rockford
Tony
Gary
Ind
Washington
Bill Boyd
York
Billy Pittchurch
Belmar
WN. J
Lew
Baltimore
Don
Orange
N. J
Phillips
Newark
Sailor
Atlanta
Miami Beach
Fla
Flores
Mexico
Henry Raymond
Tampes
Fie
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Robert W. Baker
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