Jacobs Beats Moody For US Women's Tennis Title
In Hills New York Helen Jacobs defeats Helen Moody 6 3 6 3 0 after Moody retires from the singles final due to back and hip pain and right leg numbness. Jacobs wins the national championship for the second straight year as Moody withdraws from the doubles final as well.
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Helen Jacobs
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Best Hills
N. Y
Helen Wills Moody
California
United States
Mrs. Moody
Miss Jacobs
Australians Upset Americans in Longwood doubles
In the international doubles championship at Longwood, Adrian K. Quist and Don T. Turnbull of Australia stunned Wilmer Allison and Johnny Vannon 15-13 0-6 6-1 7-5 to reach the semifinals. Vines and Gledhill beat Tidhball and Mako 7-5 6-2 6-3 to join the draw against Shields and Parker.
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Bill King
Associated Press
Brooklinde
Maas
Longwood
Adrian K. Quist
Don T. Turnbull
Wilmer Allison
Johnny Vannon
America
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Jack Crawford
Vivian
McGrath
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
Jack Tidhball
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Newport Casino
Vines
Gledhill
Frank X. Shields
New York
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Woodward Wins North American Trap Championship in Busy Shootoff
E C Woodward of Houston captured first in the North American open trapshooting championship at Vandalia Ohio by breaking 199 of 200 targets in the 34th Grand American tourney. Tommy Lovett, also from Houston, secured second after a five way shootoff that included Charley Morgan of Corning Ohio. Lovett ran 100 straight in the deciding rounds.
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Vandalia
Houston
Tex
E. C. Woodward
Tommy Lovett
Lovett
Charley Morgan
Corning
Buckeye
Champain
Morgan
Lightning Claims Lives of Two Men
A thunder squall struck near Mount Pleasant in Charleston County this afternoon killing two men. Thomas, 20, and Ben phell, 46, were struck about four miles from Mount Pleasant as the storm moved through the area.
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Charleston, &. C
Obn Thomas
Ben Phell
Mount Pleasant
Claygroun High School Rivalry Exposed In Scoring Blitz
Baseball scorecard reads Grimes Street 11 2, High School 13 11. Emmerson and Surrett vs Clark and Rothrock. Umpire Mons.Resse Sepenmans R.4H Emma Bieir. Ray Street and Tate Street box scores show 35 to 47 lines, with Batters Hall Grissom Vance. Junior teams Grimes Street Peace Gregory Emmerson Butler post 19 runs. Blair Park and Tate Street battles end 56 to 232 with Meredith Irving Powere Angle on hitting.*
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R. H. E. Grimes
Emmerson
Surrett
Clark
Rothrock
Mons
Resse Sepenmans R
Emma Bieir
Ray Street
Hall and Grissom
Taylor and Vance
Grimes Street
Peace
Gregory
Butler
R. H. EB
Tate Street
Blair Park
Meredith and
Irving
Powere and
Angle
V. High School Dautedsaloons
Emma Bisir Bi
Ray
Grimes
Plair Park
World gold production value rises from 1921 to 1932
The article notes gold production value surpassing 450 million dollars in 1932, up from about 400 million dollars in 1921. It also states Madrid’s population grew from 746000 to 1000000 during five years.
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Madrid
All-Star Piedmont Loop Team Named
The 1933 Piedmont league all star team includes three players from the Greensboro Patriots three from the Charlotte Hornets and three from the Richmond Colts with two Durham Bulls and one Wilmington Pirate. Winston-Salem Twins were excluded. Manager selected by second choices and Charlie Lacy of the Hornets named for the post.
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Greensboro
Charlotte
Richmond
Durham
Greensboro Patriots
Charlotte Hornets
Richmond Colts
Durham Bulls
Wilmington Pirate
Piedmont League
National Association Press Bureau
Winston-Salem Twins
Jimmy Bucher
Patriots
Nig Lipscomb
Bucher
Eddie Dyer
Guy Lacy
Hornets
Lacy
Frank Packard
Merrill May
Taft Wright
Croaker Wade
Hornet
Ernie Kay
Spike Morena
Pat Casey
Joe Martin
Globe Parlor Nine Beats Randleman In Lopsided Contest
The Globe Parlor baseball team defeated Randleman 12 to 3 at Randleman yesterday afternoon. Johnson starred for Globe Parlor with two hits in three trips, including a four-bagger, and pitched to secure the win.
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Globe Parlor
Randleman
Johnson
The
Ingram
Stalker
Globe
ABA
Deaton Hy
Payne
Cerebesederepsis
Smith
Senntecessereree
J. Inbtam
Krackcsoceeds
Harris
Howard
Rene
McGee
Hall
Eeeneere
A. Prevost
McGvanes Wees
Prevost
Deaton
Negro Teams Meet Monday Night At Park
High Point Red Sox host Salisbury Black Bears in a return game at 8 30 p m Monday at the park. Last meeting ended in a close decision with High Point losing but ready to challenge the visitors again.
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High Point Red Sox
Black Bears
Salisbury
Richmond names in multiple suits among North Carolina cities
Galvin of Richmond lists Partridge Smith Whitehouse Whitman and Durham of Winston Salem plus Jones May McCloy Powers Cohen Gates and Shar head and iv eee et Greensboro Casey Wise Gillis Maxcey Luckey Lipscomb of Charlotte in a dense roster of individuals across counties.
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Galvin
Richmond
Partridge
Smith
Whitehouse
Whitman
Durham
Winston-Salem
Jones
May
McCloy
Powers
Cohen
Suit
Gates
Sharhead
Eee
Greensboro
Casey
Wise
Gillis
Maxcey
Luckey and Lipscomb
Charlotte
High Point Considers Canceling City Football Program
Superintendent T Wingate Andrews says cancellation of the High Point high school football season would fit an economy and simplicity program. He notes indirect costs such as water lights heat and janitor service strain budgets with slim state funds and no local supplements. Andrews adds teachers have full teaching loads and worries about coaching salaries, proposing intra class and inter school athletics as alternatives if football ends.
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High Point High School
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
High Point College
North Carolina
High Point City
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Ed Staton No Hit No Run Tilt Dominates Game
Lefty Ed Staton pitched a no hit no run tilt for the team in a dominant outing. The report notes the tortoise's long life expectancy of about 109 years as a curious aside in the same column.
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ED Staton
Denny Oiler
Freeman Mill
Abr Hill
Hutchen
Aheaer
Whitener Named Assistant Director in Catawba Athletics
James Whitener, former Catawba College football and basketball star, accepts the role of assistant director of athletics. He will oversee intramural sports as Catawba launches a large scale program including B teams across football, baseball, and basketball beginning September 1. Chairman Edgar Whitener notes the plan aims to involve all students in athletics.
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James Whitener
Catawba College
Catawba
Edgar Whitener
Harry Warner
Charlie Moran
Whitener
Duke Eleven Shows Promise For Fall Football
Duke university enters fall practice with 30 candidates led by Freddie Crawford and a returning veteran line. Backfield vacancies loom after graduation of the field general and two halfbacks, with Nick Laney a shaky starter due to spring injury and several players vying for the signal caller role.
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Duke
Nick Laney
Horse Hendrickson
Tarzan Belue
Bob Cox
Corky Cornelius
al Keller
Laney
Belue
Hendrickson
Cox
Jack Alexander
Alexander
Wade
Ed West
Snooky Tarrall
Nordstrom
Beéelue
West Ham Al English Corp profits from waste paper
West Ham based Al English corporation reported a net profit of 7500 dollars last year from collecting waste paper and keeping it separate from other refuse.
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al English Corporation
West Ham
Whitener Named Assistant Director of Athletics at Catawba
James Red Whitener former star athlete at Catawba college accepts the post and will begin duties September 1. While at High Point High School he was a standout and popular athlete from the Bison squads.
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James “Red” Whitener
Catawba College
High Point High School
Red
Bison
UNC Holds Tryouts for 1933 Football Team
Chapel Hill Aug 26 Head Coach Chuck Collins released the 68 hopefuls list for UNC fall practice starting Sept 6. It includes 13 lettermen led by Woollen Burnett Thompson Daniel Croom Phipps Brandt Frankel Collins Tatum Strickland Barclay Kahn, with center unsettled. Sophomores Hobgood Joyce McCachren and others vie for roles as backfield and line depth. The 1933 squad aims for a heavier, stronger unit with defensive strength and backfield blocking.
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Chapel Hill
Chuck Collins
University of North Carolina
Charlie Woollen
Henry Burnett
Kay Thompson
Johnny Daniel
Bill Croom
Johnny Phipps
George Brandt
Julian Frankel
Bill Collins
Jim Tatum
Emmett Strickland
George Barclay
Edwin Kahn
Eddie Martin
Charlie Shaffer
Don Jackson
George Moore
Acee McDonald
Lee Manley
Babe Daniels
Elmer Barret
Cork Caldwell
Bill Blythe
James Stephens
Platt Landis
Ralph Gardner
Alaska would grant each resident 10.7 square miles
The territory's land divided among its people would amount to 10.7 square miles per person. Mars features two moons, a planetary fact noted alongside.
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Alaska
McDonald Smith Tightens Grip On Western Open Lead
MacDonald Smith maintained a two stroke edge halfway through the Western Open at Olympia Fields after a 71 to add to his 68 yesterday for a 139 total. Abe Espinosa and others followed, with Espinosa shooting 72 for 141, while Chicago’s Vincent McGurn was arrested on a vagrancy charge but finished the round as an amateur.
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Paul Mickelson
Olympia, Fields, Ill
The
Law
Vincent Gebardi
eGurn
Chicago
MacDonald Smith
Carnoustie
Gebardi
Mack
Abe Espinosa
Castillan
Espinosa
Nashville
Tenn
McGurn
Olympia Fields Club
Dark Horse
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Harry Cooper
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Gunnar Nelson
Rockford
Ill
Massie Miller
Nobelsville
Ind
Guy Paulsen
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Joe Paletti
Johnny Lehman
Robertson and Hines Win Mid-Atlantic Tennis Doubles Title
Wilmer Hines of Columbia and Julian Robertson of Salisbury captured the men’s doubles crown by defeating Lenoir Wright of Charlotte and Jimmy Halverstadt of Atlanta 11-9 6-1 6-3 in Charlotte. Eliza Coxe of Asheville won the women’s singles 6-2 7-5 over Emily Fishburne, and Coxe teamed with Elizabeth Metts to win women’s doubles 8-6 7-5. Hudson Hamm beat Burts Boulware to reach the singles final, and Coxe with Gerri Cameron won the mixed doubles 6-2 6-2. Hines is top seed in singles, Hamm seeded fourth. Hamm previously beat Hamm in the Mid-Dixie final.
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Charlotte
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
N. C
Julian Robertson
Salisbury
Lenoir Wright
Jimmy Halverstadt
Atlanta
Eliza Coze
Asheville
Emily Fishburne
Hendersonville
Pinopolis
Miss Coxe
Gerri Cameron
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Metts
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Hines
Hamm
Florida
Columbian
Spartanburg
S. C
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Atlantic City
N. J
Washington
Wera
Southern Railway System
H. D. Saunders
High Point, N. Cc
Piedmont Loop
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