Carolinas A A U swimming meet closes with Charlotte ahead
The first Carolinas A A U championships ended at the city pool with Charlotte's club capturing most of the honors. High Point took second overall thanks to top women’s scores, while Greensboro Charleston Winston-Salem and others followed.
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Frank Barfield
New City
Charlotte
Queen City
High Point
Greensboro
Charleston
Charleston, 8. C., 18; Th, 16 1-2; Winston-Salem,15; Greenville, §. C
Andlington
South
Carolinas
South Carolina
Bertha Purch
Betty Burch
Hugh Thomas
Mary Miller
Thomas
Mary
Carl Burges
Loraine Worth
Miss Burch
Waller
Floyd
Greenville
Burges
Winston-Salem
Mangum
Estip
Baker
Tompkins
McCall
Stephens
L. Worth
Hayes
McKeever
Burlington
Bae High Point
Ll. Worth
M. Worth
Craven
McCachren
B.burch
W. F. Bailey
Parks and Juvenile Commission
Mid-Atlantic
Aquatic State
Virginia
Georgia
D. C
Carolinas A. A. A
Carolinas A. A. U. Executive Board
Mid- Atlantic
Hoagland Joins Clemson Coaching Staff
Clemson head coach Jess Neely announced the addition of Earl Hoagland former Purdue halfback to the staff. Hoagland will report when practice begins next month after completing his Purdue career last season.
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Clemson
D. C
Earl Hoagland
Purdue
Jess Neely
Hoagland
Browns Edge Yankees In Ninth Inning Rally
Browns rally from behind twice to beat the Yankees 7 to 6 in the first of a five game series. The defeat marks the Yankees 24th one run loss this season and keeps them eight games behind the league leaders Cain Knott and Memsley.
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Browns
ST. Louis
Yankees
Yanks
New Yorkers
Ocey
Cain
Knott
Memsley
Averill's 15th inning homer sends Indians past Athletics 2 0
Earl Averill homered with two outs in the fifteenth to break a 0 0 tie and give the Cleveland Indians a 2 0 win over the Philadelphia Athletics. Galatzer scored on the walk charged to George Turgeville as Lou Berger had a single.
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Homer
Cleveland
Earl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Averill
Galatzier
George Turgeville
Lou Berger
Local Boys Shine In Comic Show At City Pool
Life guards Tony Simeon and Dick Mestky staged a comic diving and wrestling act at the first annual Carolinas AAU aquatic meet at the city pool. The performance drew loud applause from hundreds, with safe stunts and humorous antics ending in a knockout showing.
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New City
Tony Simeon
Dick Metsky
Joe Savoldi
Strangler Hewls
Envy
Stubby Krueger
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia as Turbeville Struggles on Mound
Turbeville yielded six in the second inning before leaving with Hudlin scoring on errors. The game ended Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2 with Turbeville, Richards, Hudlin, Brenser, and Phillips involved in the battery and fielding miscues shaping the score.
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Turbeville
Hudlin
McNait
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richards
Brenser
Phillips
White Sox Rally Wins 2 1 to Salvage Series
Chicago beats Washington 2 1 to reclaim first place in the American League. Jimmie Dykes is retained as manager for 1936 while Rip Radcliff drives in the decisive run with a ninth inning double scoring Ted Lyons. Lyons earns his 13th win as Senators collect five hits early.
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Chicago
Jimmie Dykes
White Sox
Washington
Rip Radcliff
Ted Lyons
Lyons
Newsom
Senators
Vern Washington
Marty Hopkins
Sewell
Lyon
Radcliff
Mailbrook
Luther and Serafin Deadlock in Hershey Open Championship
Ted Luther and Felix Serafin battle neck and neck to win the $1,000 top money in the Hershey Open with 290 total after 72 holes. Denny Shute and Byron Nelson pursued at 293 and 296 while Amateurs and other pros trailed with scores into the 300s.
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Hershey
Ted Luther
Slim Ohloan
Felix Serafin
Husky
Denny Shute
Jimmy Hines
Byron Nelson
Girard
Ohio
Hershey Country Club
Shute
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Revolta
Gene Kunes
Norristown
Hines
Long Island
Ark
Mat Kowal
Clayville
N. Y
Teri Johnson
Decatur
Til
Kowal
Johnson
Nelson
Luther
Serafin
Goring
Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Thompson
California
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Deadiog King
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Strickler Captures Linville Amateur Crown
Dr. C. W. Strickler Jr of Ann Arbor Michigan won the Linville amateur golf title by defeating F. P. Calhoun Jr of Atlanta 5 and 4 in a 36 hole final. Strickler led early 39 to 41 while Calhoun missed chances including a 15 foot attempt at the 14th that rimmed the cup. They halved the 14th with a 3.
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Linville
C. W. Strickler, Jr
Ann Arbor
Mich
F. P. Calhoun
D Jr
Atlanta
Strickler
Calhoun
Gastonia Wins Eastern Title in National Junior Baseball
The Gastonia American Legion junior team defeated Carrollton 19 to 6 to capture the eastern championship before 9,000 fans in Charlotte. They advance to meet Sacramento in Gastonia next week for the national title in a five game series.
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Moss
M. Dellinger
Queen
Nixon
Johnson
Jeter
Jackson
Amateur League Scores From Yesterday
Highland 10 Oakdale 3 Globe Parlor 15 March 9 Adams-Millis 9 Amos 3.
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Highland
Oakdale
Globe Parlor
March
Adams-Millis
Amos
Marsh, Guilford Tangle Upset with Globe Parlor Loss
Marsh dropped from first after a 15 to 5 defeat by Globe Parlor. Guilford had a bye, Robertson Bakery earned a 9 to 0 forfeit from Pickett. Adams-Millis moved up to third with a 9 to 3 win over Amos and Highland beat Oakdale 10 to 8.
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Marsh
Guilford
Globe Parlor
Robertson Bakery
Pickett
Adams-Millis
Amos
Highland
Oakdale
Pointers Defeat Amos Club 9 to 3 in Tight Game
Adame Millis Pointers topped Amos 9 to 3 as F Brown and Staton kept Amos’s bats scattered. Bill Bryant went 3 for 3 with three stolen bases to pace the winners. Fast homered for Amos and Grissom went 3 for 4. Hutchins batted for H Hutchins in the ninth. Ritchie and Rutledge also contributed. Time 2:15. attendance 750.
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F. Brown
Staton
Amos
Craven
Bill Bryant
Fast
Grissom
Port M. Brown
Thomas
RB. Johnson
Seibacks
Braton
Cle
Ccescuss
Ritchie
H. Mutchins
Ccenssvices
Rutledge
Martin
Ucf
Luquer
Eieuns
xHutchins
H. Hutchins
En Black
Bryant
Medrick
Bast
Hutchins
Johnson
Von
Nabers
Globe Parlor Downs Marsh In 16 to 0 rout
Globe Parlor pounded Marsh 16 to 0 as 18 hits to Marsh’s 12. Leach and Byrd had three hits each for Globe Parlor and Kirby added four for the reserves. Home runs by Marines and Byrd. Bouldin homered for Marsh. Highland beat Oakdale 19 to 3 in a separate game, Upton doubled, Farlow 3 for 5 for Oakdale, Varner the winning pitcher for Highland. Helms homered for Highland, Clark and Smith led Oakdale with multiple hits. Time 2:30, attendance 400.
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Globe Parlor
Marsh
Leach
Byrd
Kirby
Marines
Giobe Parlor
Bouldin
Highland
Oakdale
Upton
Farlow
Pial
Pccanciewrs
Huffman
Helms
Letesea
M. Anderson
Varner
Oak Dale Abrhpoaer
B. Campbell
A. Clark
A. Campbell
Clark
Be Oak Skea Leas
Merisley
B. Anderson
Muffman
Garner
Andersen
Maust
Umill
Lend Score
Globe
Sey Farlowe
Hase
Harris
Abrhpoae Wood
Lohr
Weaton
Sepp
Ee Kirby
Everhart
Tb Bidridge
P Ratledge
Brooks
Ratledge
Rich
Farlowe
Lane
Home
Morris
Bowdin
Hoover
Discovery Wins Whitney Stakes at Saratoga
At Saratoga Race Course Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilts Discovery carried 126 pounds and won the eighth Whitney Stakes, easing past three rivals with a light load and chalking up his ninth win of the year after a short rest and a busy campaign.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Saratoga
East
Middle West
Narragansett Park
National and American league scores and attendance note
National league results include St Louis 16 over Brooklyn 7 and Chicago 4 over New York 3 with Boston 2 and Cincinnati 9-13 into a combined line. American league shows Boston 0 Detroit 2 and Washington 1 plus Chicago 4 and St Louis 7 and New York 6 and Cleveland 2 and Philadelphia 4 with a 2:30 game time and 800 in attendance.
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National Ange St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cineinati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Dunkelberger Leads Way In Emerywood Qualifying Play
Bobby Dunkelberger tops Emerywood Club Championship qualifying with 74. Defending champ Bill Snow has yet to post a score. Contenders Jimmie Poole and others follow with scores from 60 to 106, including J W Woollen 85 and Lawrence Matton 87.
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Dunkelberger
Emerywood
Bobby Dunkelberger
Emerywood Country Club
Bobby
Bill Snow
Jimmie Poole
J. W. Woollen
Lawrence Matton
Miles Gayle
RK. A. McPheeters
HL. Co. Bennett
H. M. Beyeant
Forrest Murray
A. Va Garrett
D. N. Ready
A. B. Haff
R. K. Young
H. B. Wall
Dexter Welborn To Drive New Car Here Wednesday
Dexter Welborn, noted local race driver, will pilot a new car in the dirt-track events at Willis Park on Wednesday night starting at 8:30. Promoter C. Gray has signed him to drive for the remainder of the summer and into the AAA season, promising faster action after last week's thrilling main events. The program will feature improved track conditions and a thrilling motorcycle race alongside the car races.
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Dexter Welborn
Willis Park
the Park
Welborn
C. Gray
AAA
Colts Beat Portsmouth To Close Gap In Piedmont Race
Richmonds Colts defeated Portsmouth 6 to 2 before 4,000 fans as Buck Foreman pitched well and timely hitting carried the Colts in the Piedmont second half standings. The win moves them within a half game of first place while Wilmington faltered against Norfolk and the teams schedule another meeting tomorrow.
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Richmond
Colts
Portsmouth
Piedmont
Wilmington
Norfolk
Buck Foreman
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Highland Downs
Roxie Lawson
Boston Red Sox
Efroit
Dahlgren
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Goose Goslin
White
Gehringer
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Grove
Tigers
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BR. Ferrell
Hayworth
Dan Vil Ort
Louisville
Bobby Cruickshank
Joe Kirkwood
Ray Mangrum
Pittsburg
Judd L. Brumley
Knoxville
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Gastonia
Pet Oo
Adame Ilis
Oheerueeeern
Gicke Parlor
Discovery
V. Clerk
High Point Daredevil
Winfield
Ee Eeman
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Highe
Lackey
Foreman
Calthamer
Minneapolis-Toles
Reali
City Lake Park
Merry
Amusement Park Company
R. D. Penney
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