Charlotte Dominates First Carolinas A A U Meet Outlook
Charlotte swept the inaugural Carolinas A A U swimming meet, amassing 109 points as High Point trails at 54. Greensboro 14, Charleston 13, Raleigh 10 1 2, Winston-Salem 7 8, Burlington 3. Mary Miller won two midget girl events and Hugh Thomas led the seniors with a 300 meter medley win by a tenth second.
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8. C
Burlington
Mary Miller
Charlotte Lass
Hugh Thomas
Charlotte Ace
Paul Koontz
L. Worth
Hayes
McKeever
Thomasson
Preston
Thomas
P. Koontz
McCachren
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M. Worth
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Stephens
McCall
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S. M. Worth
Burges
Stone
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Bertha Burch
Loraine Worth
Josephine Miller
Ray Smith
Fishel
Sims
Siegling
Charlenton
Holoman
Murray
Kodntz
Smith
Worth
Greenberg advances to 10 second place in batting race
Hank Greenberg, the 1935 home run king, moves into a tie for second in the American League batting standings with Buddy Myer at .343 after a week of play. Joe Vosmik of Cleveland leads at .349, while in the National League Arky Vaughan slips to .399 and Joe Medwick falls to .370 as the week ends.
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Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Buddy Myer
Washington
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Myer
Arky Vaughan
Vaughan
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
Cantaloupe Ice Cream Delights with Fresh August Flavor
Cantalope ice cream blends cantaloupe pulp sugar lemon juice coffee cream and eggs with whipping cream for a smooth frozen dessert. The recipe notes ripe melons in August and describes judging ripeness by color touch and musky aroma. George Reis cites personality as vital for white wings while addressing a civil service exam delegation, noting a highest mark of 87.5.
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Whitewing It Portland Street Cleaners Quote
Portland street cleaners push to win city contracts as workers demand fair pay and safe conditions. Union leaders say the campaign highlights labor rights and local hiring.
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Great Northern Life Insurance Company Milwaukee Statement 1934
The North Carolina Insurance Department certifies the Great Northern Life Insurance Company of Milwaukee Wisconsin filed its 1934 December 31 condition. The abstract lists capital, assets, liabilities, policyholder amounts, real estate, loans, rents, and reserves with policy counts and values. Office details and officials are provided, including the Insurance Commissioner’s certification date in Raleigh.
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Hove
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Milwaukee
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Giants and Dodgers clash as pennant chase tightens
Giants face fresh pressure after two losses from Chicago as Dodgers push to check the Cards. Cubs beat the Giants again while St Louis bats back the Dodgers, setting up a high tilt weekend with four teams in the pennant chase. Gehrig and Rowe spark American League wins as Yankees and Tigers surge. Washington saves a ten inning win. Indians power past Athletics. Pirates open season with win over Braves.
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Richmond Colts Near Loop Lead In Piedmont League
Richmond Colts, once last in the Piedmont league, closed within half a game of the Wilmington Pirates by defeating Portsmouth 5 to 1 behind Jim Trexler one-hit effort. Norfolk beat Wilmington 5 to 2 as Trexler flirted with a no hitter until the seventh. Conroy contributed a triple for Richmond.
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Asheville
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Strickler and Calhoun Reach Linville Final Round
In Linville North Carolina Dr A W Strickler Jr of Ann Arbor Michigan medalist faces F P Calhoun Jr of Atlanta in the 36 hole final round of the Linville amateur golf championship Strickler beat Lawson Calhoun 7 and 6 in yesterday's semi final Calhoun edged M F Butler of Savannah to reach today’s final by holing out on the 18th.
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Ann Arbor
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Atlanta
Strickler
Lawson
Calhoun
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Savannah
Man shoots self after argument, wife says
Police reported Arthur Nichols, 51, demonstrated he was not a crack shot after an argument with his wife. She told investigators he pointed a gun at his head and fired, the bullet piercing the muscle of his left arm.
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Triangle Downs Tomlinson To Lead Industrial League
Triangle claimed undisputed first place in the Industrial League by defeating Tomlinson 3 to 2. Dewson and Whitt pitched well for Triangle as Hucks and Dawson led the offense with two hits each. the win followed a tight battle with Furniture Makers, with Triangle breaking a seventh inning tie to seal it.
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Dawson
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B. Stout
Ingram
Coltrane
Inland dirigible link to Sverdlovek aims for early operations
An inland airship line connecting Moscow with Sverdlovek, new industrial capital of the Urals, is scheduled to begin operations soon. The note appears amid a scout-like sports clinic report at the University of South Carolina featuring coaches and players and a separate game stat line.
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Whiteman Cup Four Aces Face Off To End Dispute
In Brookline Mass on August 24 the U S Wightman Cup four aces meet Longwood to decide the women doubles trophies Helen Jacobs and Madame Fabyan defend against Dorothy Andrus and Caroline Babcock with last year's winners facing a strong challenge The men’s tourney semifinals follow as Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn meet Wilmer Hines and Henry Culley while Frank Shields and Frank Parker duel Davis Cup rookies Don Burge and Gene something
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Mass
Longwod
Forest Hills
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Plaffey Fabyan
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Evelyn Dearman
Andrus
Miss Babcock
Freda James
Kay Stammers
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
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Henry Culley
Santa Barbera
Cal
Frank Shields
Frank Parker
Newport Casino
California
Don Burge
Gene
Gastonia Faces Carrollton For Jr American Legion Title
In Charlotte on August 24 Gastonia North Carolina and Carrollton Georgia vie for the eastern finals spot. The winner advances to meet Sacramento California for the national title next week in Gastonia. Carrollton defeated Plains Pennsylvania 7 6 to reach the east final while Gastonia beat Royal Oak Michigan 6 1. G Dellinger allowed three hits and nine walks for Gastonia. Jackson pitched for Carrollton holding Plains to nine hits as his team totaled ten.
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Bismarck Remains Only Undefeated in Semi Pro Tourney
In Wichita on August 24, Bismarck North Dakota stayed the sole undefeated club as nine teams from eight states advanced toward the championship. Rossville Georgia upset Denver Duelers 6 1, while Omaha Fords beat Wichita Watermen 7 5 and Bismarck defeated Duncan Oklahoma 3 1. Other survivors include Shelby North Carolina Memphis Tennessee Negro Red Sox Yuma Arizona Shawnee Oklahoma and Denver Negro Stars.
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Drink or Smell Baseball Game Scramble in San Antonio
In San Antonio a novelty baseball game titled drink or smell invites players over forty to races for bases with beer placed at each base. The rules award a drink for a hit two for a double three for a triple and unlimited after a score. Players must be past age forty to participate. The piece notes 1927 as when aircraft engine makers began active fuel pump development.
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White Sox batter McCrary leads 21–2 win over Asheboro
The White Sox overpower Asheboro 21 to 2 as McCrary scores early and Adams Millis adds a ten run eighth inning. Perry limits Asheboro to four hits with nine strikeouts while McCrary suffers several costly errors. Young Peace and Perry pace the offense for the White Sox with multiple hits.
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Perry
Charlie Young
Dennis Peace
Runt Pierce
P. Burge
Millis Adams
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Stone
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Bolick
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Scnhades
Hershey Open Golf Tourney Leads to Final Rounds
At Hershey Pennsylvania the Hershey open golf tournament prize pot of 4000 drew 60 qualifiers for the final rounds. Denny Shute led with 142 over two days while Jimmy Hines posted 143 and Leo Diegel finished one under. A large field including Sam Parks Jr George Von Elim Bill Mehthorn Joe Kirkwood Henry Pickard and Johnny Farrell advanced for the two round grind. Amateurs led by Judd Bromley also chased the purse as the event moved into final rounds.
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Denny Shute
Hershey Country Club
Shute
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
Leo Diegel
Phiphia
Hines
Mel Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsby
George von Elim
Lake
Wild Bill Mehthorn
Louisville
Joe Kirkwood
Cage
Henry Pickard
Key Hope
Johnny
Statement of General American Live Insurance Company Report
North Carolina Insurance Commission certifies the Genera Life Insurance Company of St. Louis, Mo. filed its annual statement showing admitted assets of 24,974, an aggregate liabilities figure, and data on policies in force, losses, and dividends with figures including net assets and reserves as of June 30. The abstract details premiums, policy counts, real estate, mortgage loans, and bonds, with officers named Walter W Head and Charles H Hempel.
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