Scribes and Coaches Hold One-Day Meet At Sedgefield
North Carolina sports writers and coaches gathered at Sedgefield Country Club for the North Carolina Sports Writers Association fall meeting. Coach Carl Snavely of UNC spoke at luncheon while Duke writer Ted Mann and Greensboro News editor Houston Lawing won top prizes in the golf tournament.
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North Carolina
Sedgefield Country Club
North Caroli
Sports Writers Association
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
Bunn Hackney
High Point
Marde
Ted Mann
Duke University
Houston Lawing
Greensboro
Dumpy Hagler
Carl Voyles
Snavely
Adams-Mills Hoslery Milla
Crown Hosiery Milla
Jake Wade
Charlotte
Frank Barfield
High Point Enterprise
Carolina
Bob Madry
Houston A. Lawing
Greensboro Record
Norman Boren
Wade Isom
The
Charlotte News
Charles Boyles
Mac Meira
Hickory
O. S. Trigg
Dayton Dean
Frank Spencer
Winston-Salem Journal
W. Hagler
John
Salisbury Colonials Top Adams-Millis White Sox 4 to 1
The Salisbury Colonials defeated the Adams-Millis White Sox 4 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel. Lefty Wilson pitched for Adams-Millis and Drake for Salisbury, delivering a hard fought afternoon contest.
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Wilson
Drake
Adams-Millis White Sox
Salisbury Colonials
Lefty Wilson
Adame Millis
Salisbury
Commercial and Amateur Managers Meet Tonight
Full attendance urged for 7 o clock meeting of Commercial and Amateur league managers at The Enterprise sports department. They will discuss the proposed All-Star game between the leagues and vote on outstanding players to participate. Each manager should bring his All-Star selections.
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Enterprise Sports Department
Adams Millis Beats Millis In Low-Scoring Tilt
Salbury and Adams Millis each push runs across in the middle frames as Wilson allows six and fans 11. Stone leads Adams Millis with two of three, while Black and Mattox contribute two hits for the home side. Final box score shows Millis outhit 7 to 6 with Adams Millis scoring in the second, fourth, and eighth.
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Wilson
Salisbury
Adams-Millis
Delappe
Young
Stone
Black
Mattox
Bolick
Peace
Cooper
Ovecvon
Harvey
I. Young
Roland, Sm
Rapore
CFOR
Sivacconesee
Matt
Thomasville Forms Churchman's League
A chapter of the Re formed Churchmen's League was organized at the Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed church in Thomasville. M. F. Crooks presided with attendees from High Point. Officers elected for 1935 include Oscar J. Hedrick president D. J. Lohr vice president John Sullivan secretary Everette Black assistant secretary Falla Templeton treasurer Lee Black and A. Maneas directors. The league will meet monthly on the third Tuesday and by laws will be adopted later.
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Thomasville
Reformed Churchmen's League
Heidelberg Evangelical
Everette Black
Falla Templeton
Lee Black
H. &E. Black
A. Maneas
Johnston Picks Baer To Win Off Louis In Coming Battle
Johnston predicts Max Baer will defeat Joe Louis in a high profile boxing showdown. The column notes football and other sports tidbits, including historical records and players from various colleges and pro teams.
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Johnston
Baer
Louis
Edie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Hary
Mattos
St. Mary's
Luther Berrin
Louisiana State
Walter Byrd
Fresno State
Tom Oliver
Catholic University
Polo Grounds
Rerte
Jim Collins
The
Mals
Giants
Bill Terry
Jimmy Johnston
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Joyce Wethered
Georgia Tech
Father Umpkin
Doug Wycotsusle
Chanty Hogan
Cubs Turn Back Terrymen While Cards Win Two
Cubs knock off the Giants for the third time in four starts to pull within a half game of the Cardinals, who beat the Dodgers twice behind the Dean brothers. Giants stay in second ahead of the Pirates as Chicago heads to Boston.
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Cubs
Giants
Terrymen
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Dean Brothers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Hal Schumacher
Mel Ott
Bill Lee
Cards
Johnny Babich
Jerome Dizay Dean
Paul Duffy
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Red Sox
Indians
A Owens
Melillo
Buntal
Lou Kolls
Umps
Yankees
John Whitehead
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Earle Combs
Yankee
Red Rolfe
Pittsburgh
Braves
Pie Traynor
Browns
Washington
Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
Wickhem Pledges Program At Young Democrats Convention
Frank Wickhem assistant United States district attorney from Sioux Falls pledged a three point program as president of the Young Democratic clubs of America He aims to build up the organization and the Democratic party and to back Franklin D Roosevelt for re election Wickham defeated Ralph Chambers 94 to 75 to win the post at the national convention in Milwaukee The crowd filled the arena with over 3000 attendees and Mrs Louis Galleher was elected vice president without opposition.
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Milwaukee
Frank Wickhem
United States District Attorney
Sioux Falls
M. C
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Young Democrats
Democratic Party
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John Roosevelt
Wickham
Ralph Chambers
Picher
Okla
Michigan
William F. Dorn
Detroit
Clifford Woodward
Des Moines
Metropolitan Debut Returns to New York University Event
The report notes the Metropolitan group making its metropolitan debut once more at New York University near Yankee Stadium, highlighting a significant return to a familiar venue and venue-associated memories.
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New York University
Yankee Stadium
Adams-Millis White Sox To Battle Duke Power In Sunday Series
Adams-Millis White Sox and Duke Power Electricians announce a three game series starting this Sunday at Willis Park. The schedule sets games for September 1 8 and 15 as the season ends barring postseason extension. The clubs claim a near even matchup with a strong city rivalry brewing. A second note mentions a tiny twin-motored plane testing in Los Angeles with a 35 foot wingspan and high fuel efficiency.
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Adams-Millis White Sox
Duke Power Electricians
White Sox
Duke Power
Electric Ring
Adama
Millis
Willis Park
Testa
Los Angeles
Sports Mirror Recaps Historic Boxing Track and Baseball Feats
The column recalls past sports milestones including Max Schmeling stopping Walter Neusel in Hamburg eight rounds, Stella Walsh running 100 meters in 11 seconds to set a world mark, and Hack Wilson breaking the NL home run record with 44. The piece frames these as notable echoes from years past.
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Associated Press
Max Schmeling
Walter Neusel
Hamburg
Stella Walsh
Elred Golf
Hack Wilson
Shelby Nine Gains Semi Finals Play
Shelby North Carolina faces Duncan Oklahoma in a national semi pro baseball tournament semifinal in Wichita Kansas tonight. The winner meets the unbeaten Bismarck North Carolina club in the final after Shelby edged Shawnee Oklahoma 4 to 3 and Duncan beat Rossville Kansas 58 to 5. Bismarck defeated the Omaha Fords 16 to 6 yesterday.
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Wichita
Kas
Shelby
N. C
Duncan
Okla
Bismarck
Shawnee
Rossville
Omaha Fords
Glenna Collett Ware Leads National Golf Championship
In Minneapolis the 39th national women's golf title opens with Glenna Collett Ware returning as top seed as 8 of 80 players from the United States and Canada compete for one of 64 qualifying berths at Interlachen Country Club. The field includes Opal Hill May Orentz Crew Dorothy Traung Marion Miley Lucile Robinson Charlotte King and Mary Browe with Virginia Van Wie absent.
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Minneapolis
United States
Canada
Beau Glenna
Glenna Collett Vare
Philadelphia
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Mrs. Ware
Interlachen Country Club
Bobby Jones
Opal S. Hill
Kansas
Cil
May Orentz
Coral Gab Fla
Dorothy Traung
Francisco
van Wie
Marion Miley
Lucile Robinson
Maines
Charlotte King
West Orange
N. J
Mary K. Browe
Leen
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
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Hank Leiber
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