Amateur Golf Qualifying Narrows Field For Regional Meet
The regional amateur qualifier narrows to top players as 1,000 enter across 29 sites. Fischer of Cincinnati posts the best 36 hole score 137 at Boston. Others like Ward of Tacoma and Peacock trail with 140s and 141s while Harry Givan falls short in the final cut.
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Fischer
Cincinnati
Philadel
Chi
Iscer
Boston
Country Club
New York
Frank Faci
Washington
Peacock
Portland
Bud Ward
Tacoma
New Orleans
Atlanta
Land
Ight
America
Harry Givan
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
High Point land to be sold at public auction
Power of sale under a deed of trust secures a note to Com National Bank of High Point. The property lies in Guilford County and includes parcels described as CT NO 1 and Nos 2 and 3 with boundaries adjoining Alma Desk Co Myrtle Co J P Redding and manufacturing lines. The sale is at the Municipal Building High Point on September 036 at 2 PM.
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C. Marriner
Com- National Bank of
High Point
A. D
Office Register of
Guilfordty
North Carolina
City of
Guilford v
City of High Point
High Point Town
Guilford County
of Alma Desk Company
Myrtle Co
J. P. Redding
Carolina Railway
Alma Iture Co
Yidle Desk Co
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North Carolina Railway
Office of Register of For
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The
Desk Co
Myrtle Desk Company
Myrtle
Myrtle Desk Co., and Manufacturing Co
West Green Leonard Manufacturing Cam
West Green Street
Myrtle Desk
R. R
C&yr R. R
Une
Leonard Mfe
Leonard Mfg. Co
Rosey
Barnes Mfg. Co
N. W
Almare Company
Wincannon
Rose Murphy
Jon. Turner
Dickson
Attys
Sunday School Titular Series Game Set at High School
The second game of the post season championship of the Sunday School Recreational league will be played tomorrow at 5 pm at the High school field. The Church of God, undefeated this season, won the first game and are heavy favorites to win the series. If Wesley Memorial Methodist wins, a third game will be needed.
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Church of God
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Wesley Memorial
Baseball Standings Play Today With Key Interleague Matchups
Baseball standings headline notes games today featuring Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston with teams eyeing division gains and early-season positioning.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
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Enna
Cate
Detroit Drives Past Boston in 5–0 Victory
Results yesterday show Detroit shutout Boston 5 to 0. New York rolled 13 to 1 over St. Louis, Philadelphia prevailed 13 to 11 against Chicago, and Washington beat Cleveland 5 to 3.
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Detroit
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia and Chicago play in rain soaked clash
Philadelphia travels to Chicago as rain dampens the matchup. In other games Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh and New York hosts Cincinnati. Boston faces St. Louis with Boston leading 20-5 and St. Louis 3-4. Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 1 and New York 6 Cincinnati 5.
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Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Former Open champion leads
Prominent players who failed to qualify included Chuck Kocsis Detroit low amateur in the national open Billy Howell former Walker Cupper Houston Billy Cordingly Des Moines Bobby Reigel Richmond and Sam Perry Birmingham.
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Chuck Kocsis
Detroit
Billy Howell
Walker Capper
Houston
Billy Cordingly
Des Moines
Bobby Reigel
Richmond
Sam Perry
Birmingham
TERRYMEN BEAT DINGY REDS AS CARDINALS LOSE
Baseball round up reports the New York Giants surge in pennant race with 6 5 victory over the Reds as their 13th straight win. Cardinals lose both ends of a doubleheader to the Bees. Yankees hammer St Louis Brown 13 1 as di Maggio hits 25th homer and Lefty Gomez wins. Tigers beat Red Sox 5 0 on Schoolboy Rowe two hitter. Dodgers beat Pirates 4 1 before rain. Cubs Phillies rained out.
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Associated Press
Bill Terry
Giants
Cardinals
Jack Doyle
Gas House Gang
Boston Bees
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
bIuck
Frankie Frisch
Iack
Frisch
Pepper Martin
Terry Moore
Paul Dean
Dean
Yankees
Yankee
Schoolboy Rowe
Red Sox
Tigers
Athletics
White Sox
Casey Stengel
Daffy Dodgers
Iax Butcher
Pirates
Phillies
Spartanburg and Manchester Open Semi Finals in Hopes of World Series
Spartanburg South Carolina and Manchester New Hampshire began a three game series for the right to enter the American Legion Little World Series. The victor will face the Western sectional winner for the National title with the Little World Series hosted by the winning team's home town. Spartanburg had won the Southeastern tournament in Charlotte while Manchester won the Northeastern tournament in Middletown.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Aus
Manchester
N. H
American Legion
Charlotte
N. C
Middletown
All-Star Game Returns In High Point Baseball Battle
High Point fans await Friday night at Willis Park for the second annual All-Star game between Commercial and Amateur leagues. After last year’s surprise Commercial win, the Amateurs seek revenge while the Commercials anticipate another victory and continued parity between the circuits.
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High Point
Nish
Willis Park
Lefty Briggs shines in trio of Coast League wins
Lefty Briggs of Elon pitched Portsmouth to a 3 0 win over the Durham Bulls allowing three hits while his brother Lefty Briggs defeated the Thomasville Chair team 3 0 in Inter City league. Adams Mills White Sox star Lefty Wilson draws crowds with powerful swings and home run potential despite uneven averages.
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Charles W. McCrary
Asheboro
Lefty Briggs
Elon
Portsmouth
Durham Bulls
McCrary
Thomasville
Little Brother
High Point
Charlotte
Louisville
Adams-Millis
Duke Power
Ragan Maurice
Triangle
Joe Louis
Jack Sharkey
Louis
Lefty Wilson
Adams-Millis White Sox
Wilson
Alamance County
Local Golfers Fail To Qualify In Amateur Play
In Winston-Salem on August 26 six district qualifiers emerged for the national amateur golf championship: Judd Brumley of Greenville Tennessee 145 Alan Smith of Asheville 148 Lewis Johnson Jr of Charleston South Carolina 151 L B Goodes of Burlington 153 John Biggs of Raleigh 154 Bill Williamson of Charlotte 155 Williamson won a playoff for sixth place over Bayard Storm of the same town Storm became first alternate Harry K Dorsett of Greensboro second alternate and Henry Clay Poe of Durham third alternate Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point failed to qualify though he led the four High Point entrants all seeking entry.
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Winston-Salem
Judd Brumley
Greenville
Tenn
Alan Smith
Asheville
Lewis Johnson, Jr
Charleston
L. B. Goodes
Burlington
John Biggs
Raleigh
Bill Williamson
Charlotte
Williamson
Bayard Storm
Storm
Harry K. Dorsett
Greensboro
Henry Clay Poe
Durham
Twin City
Budge and Mako Face Jones and Law in Doubles Quarters
In Brookline on August 26 Don Budge and Gene Mako, Davis Cup teammates, meet Dave Jones of New York and John Law of Pasadena in a quarterfinals doubles match at the national championships. They appear poised to reach the final again, likely to face defending champions Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn.
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Brookline
Mass
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Dave Jones
New York
John Law
Pasadena
Jones-Law
Budge
Mako
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Italian fighter Venturi outpoints Wallace in New York bout
Enrico Venturi defeats Frankie Wallace on points in New York after a 136 percent performance. The match features detailed scoring and venue notes for the Cleveland presences. Chino Alvarez stops Richie Mack in six in Washington.
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New York
Enrico Venturi
Italy
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Tampa
Fla
Chino Alvarez
Richie Mack
Washington, D. C
Local Track Standings From 1935 Qualifier Session
In the 1935 qualifier event Dunkelberger posted 157 points while Bill Snow led with 165. Buster Moffitt and Alfred Oliver each counted 161, and Snow finished second overall.
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Dunkelberger
Bill Snow
Buster Moffitt
Alfred Oliver
Oakdale Clinches Half Title Clash With Guilford Win
Oakdale Downs Guilford 4 to 1 to position for the second half baseball championship. Hodgin Voss and Bolton sparked the winners while Flynn Hollingsworth and Spot led Guilford. Voss earned the win with seven scattered hits as Oakdale broke the game open late. The two clubs meet Saturday to decide the series and possible league crown.
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Oakdale
Guilford
Tomlinson
Flynn
Hodgin
Voss
Bolton
Hollingsworth
Spot
Campbell
A. Campbell
H. Campbell
Cumby
Martin
Eoer
Hollinsworth
Ves
Wood Niscadvisese
BR Cecess Eoc
Wetnevirs
R. Oakdale
E. Campbell
Cecil
Yokley
Onakdale
EB. Campbell
Yokey
Yow
Cooper
Champs Retain Shoot Honors at Grand American Event
At Vandalia Ohio the Grand American trapshoot featured a 200 target 16 yard race with six class winners and a team race to decide national laurels. Mrs Lela Hall retained her North American feminine title by firing 196 of 200 from the 16 yard line under pressure while Mrs Marie Kautzy Grant posted 195.
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Vandalia
Lela Hall
Joe Hiestand
Hall
Strasburg
Marie Kautzy Grant
Fort Dodge
Thomasville Clubs Battle Thursday in Inter-City Play
Two Inter-City Industrial league games slated for tomorrow feature rivalries. Ragan Maurice versus Thomasville Chair at Finchfield 4 30 p m promises fireworks as a season ender. Bossong Indians meet Adams Millis in Asheboro park 4 30 p m as prep for a post season series with McCrary Eagles. The White Sox chase first division while Bossong seeks wins for the championship run.
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Thomasville
Finchfield
Asheboro
Bossong
Indians
McCrary Eagles
Adams Millis
Asheboro's Park
White Sox
Giants in pennant chase spark first baseman talk
In New York news the Giants eye the National League pennant and a World Series berth. Bill Terry says Sambo Leslie may start at first if the team reaches the Series, while Tripp laments the lack of action in the Giant Dodger set. Also noted is a possible schedule shift to Sunday doubleheaders in 1937.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Giants
Sambo Leslie
Bill Terry
Bill
Sam
Joe Tripp
Tony Monero
Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
Zach Wheat
Tommy Griffiths
Nap Rucker
Silent John Mummel
Ivy Ilson
Jacques Fournier
Dazzy Vance
Max Carey
Glenn Wright
Dave Bancroft
Major League Leaders: Batting and Pitching Highlights
American leaders highlight Bob Feller not, but Gehrig and Averill top batting, Gehringer and Walker excel in doubles, Trosky and DiMaggio share triples. Yankee H. Gehrig leads homers with 40. Hadley 11-3 leads American pitchers. National leaders crown Medwick in batting and 122 RBIs, Ott drives runs, Lucas tops pitching.
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Averill
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Trosky
Walker
DiMaggio
Rolfe
Medwick
Cardinals
Mize
J. Martin
Ott
Giants
Demaree
Cubs
Herman
Camilli
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Klein
Berger
Bees
S. Martin
Lucas
Pirates
Hubbell
Hillsboro diver repeats win in close shoot-off
Hiestand of Hillsboro Ohio repeated his 1935 feat by breaking 199 of 200 to tie the field for the lead and then winning the men's championship in a decisive shoot-off.
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Hiestand
Hillsboro
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