Colorful Sedgefield Horse Show Closes With Noted Winners
The Sedgefield Hunt show wraps after two days with about 150 horses. Venture owned by C H Black ridden by Billy Black wins the four gaited class top prize and $250 Fire Stake. Rochelle and Phillips head Corinthian and Open Jump winners respectively.
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Gefield Hunt
Sedgefield Ring
D Venture
C. H
Billy Black
Maxie Monroe
C. H. Black
Ax Whitley
A. D. Cowher
T. V. Rochelle
Ransom
Earl N. Phillips
King
Hunter Hacks
Eleanor Moffitt
Moffitt
W. M. S. Stables
Henson
Lady Gray
Curran
Truman
Emerywood Club riders dominate varias events in farm horse show
Bill Snow wins Emerywood Country Club title for the fourth time. multiple horse and rider teams dominate divisions like Corinthian Hunters Five-Gaited and Amateur Three-Gaited with owners including Paul Jones Mrs A H Watkins and T V Rochelle. notable entries include Silver Bell Easter Feudist and View Pointe Boy Pine.
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Bill Snow
Emerywood
Paul Jones
A. H. Watkins
Old Mill Bourbon
Old Mill Parma
Corinthian Hunters
Royal Randoom
T. V. Rochelle
Lady Gray
Frank Curran
Truman Welling
Larl N. Phillips
Bari N. Phillips
Dark Doema
Maplecrest Parma
Jimmie Robertson
Rex Bolton
Julius Johnston
Juline Johnston
Peavine
Bonnie “Assis
Miss Jane Campbell
C. T. Case, Jr
Piret
Boy Blue
K. C. Biller
Sugar Mint
Mrée
Thos
B. Stanley
B. Et
Edna May McDonald
Maplecrest Farm
Jimmie Roberteon
Goode Watkins
Silver Bell
Mr. Heath
V. M. J. Stables
Année Fisher Stables
Mofritt
Ed Daniels
Chief
Cali
Dillon Sains
Bob Dujon
Anne Fisher
Mapiscrest
Venus
T. B. Mery Emery
Millie Emery
Mary Sutherland
Firet
Gentertel Xertenon
Tar Baby
Big Ben
Owl's Roost Farm
Phi Depp
Hunter
Get. B. L. Menson
Red Gaile
C. V. Henkel
Bo Daniels
Royal Ransom
T. VV. Rochelle
Park Saddle
Fiet
Gam McConnell
Amy Davis
T. B. Stanley
Mr. ‘Oan
Joyous UN
OG. Emery
Betty Emery
Fairy Story
W. GO. Story
Maddux Whitley
View Pointe
Little Clit" Biller
Tot Teddy
C. Go, Wilkins
Billy Wilkins
Wolf on the spot this year in the Southern Conference
Ray Wolf faces high expectations after tutoring the Tar Heels to last year’s conference title. Champs carry pressure as he begins another season in the Southern Conference.
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Ray Wolf
Tar Heels
High Point Boy Wins First Place In Marathon Swim Race
Dan Revise 15 of High Point North Carolina won the eighth annual YMCA two and a half mile swim in Charleston pacing 48 57 4 5 minutes. The 21 swimmer field included Guy Thomas of Goldsboro and Greensboro standouts with Joe Schiller of Pensacola close behind.
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High Point Boy
Charleston
N. C
Dan Revise
High Point
Greensboro
Joe Schiller
Pensacola
Fila
Tom Hancock
Bill Btone
Amateur Qualifying Pairings and Horse Show Results
The article lists amateur qualifying pairings across gaited and roadster divisions with winners such as Count Peacock ridden by Goode Watkins and Little Joe ridden by Ben McGahey. It also details the Carolina sectional pairings for the National Amateur golf championship at Sedgefield with 26 entrants and morning and afternoon start times.
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Mint
T. B Stanley
Thomas B Stanley, Jr
Count Peacock
Goode Watkins
Flashing Parade
Miss Jane Campbell
C. T. Case, Jr
Loote Alife
Maplecrest Farms
Jimmie Robertson
Red Sails
C. V. Henkel
Ed Daniels
Lady Gray
Frank Cur
Truman Welling
Candelette
Eleanor Moffitt
Fair Lady
T. B. Gikes
Edgar Sikes Jr
Sweet Gue Allen
W. R. Shumate
BE. G. Gilmore
Little Joe
T. B. McGahey
Little Princess
Julius Johnson
Myers Wright
Pirst
Sliver
V. M. I. Stables
Sgt. Henson
Dark Secret
Col
Bob Brooks
Dutch Ward
Ben McGahey
Little Julius
K. ©. Biller
Little Chief" Elier
Lady Love
Roy Armstrong
Bdis May McDonald
Maplecrest
Palms
Jane Campbell
Bold Venture
C. H. Black
Billy Black
O. T. Fowler
B. H. Frazier
Richard Wharton
Maxie Monroe
Maddux Whitley
Carolinas
Valley Brook
Sedgefield Country Club
United States Golf Association
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Ocean salt could form 4.8 million cubic mile block
The article notes the ocean holds enough salt to form a solid block of about 4.8 million cubic miles. It references James Watt's horsepower unit and reports plans for a navy fleet of 15 bombers each costing about 1 million dollars. It compares power of a 1938 four motor engine to the total horsepower of a ten year old tri motor transport.
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Navy
nickname era for Chinese Ace fades amid Asiatic pilots
An older era of aviation used the term Chinese Ace for a struggling pilot, but that label faded as the focus turned to Asiatic pilots within aviation circles.
Garage fire hazard linked to candust on floor
A report notes that spreading candust to absorb dripping oil and grease from machinery in garages is a common fire hazard. It warns that oily residue on floors creates ignition risk and stresses proper cleanup to prevent fires.
Dowtin to Meet Sut Alexander in Myers Park Golf Final
Al Dowtin of Wake Forest and Sutton Alexander of Charlotte reach the fifth annual Myers Park club invitation final after Dowtin beats Leslie Taylor 2 and 1 and Bayard Storm 4 and 3 in semis. Storm beat Arthur Avent after 21 holes, while Alexander eliminated Jeff Owens 2 and 1 and Bob Crosland 6 and 5 in the same rounds.
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Charlotte
al Dowtin
Wake Forest
Sutton Alexander
Myers Park Club
Dowtin
Leslie Taylor
Rutherfordton
Bayard Storm
Storm
Arthur Avent
Jacksonville
Fla
Alexander
Jeff Owens
Hickory
Bob Crosland
Crosland
George Sharpe, Jr
Columbia
S. C
WPA Hand Wins Public Links Title in Spectacular Finish
Cleveland’s Al Leach, a 6 year WPA timekeeper, defeated Louis Cyr of Portland in a dramatic 36 hole match to capture the National Public Links golf championship. Cyr rallied from six down but Leach steadied on the 34th green to seal the victory 1 up.
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Cleveland
WPA
Dempsey
al Leach
Louis Cyr
Portland
Ore
Cyr
Browns Climb Out of Cellar With Twin Win Over Athletics
The St. Louis Browns beat Philadelphia 8 to 3 and 5 to 4 in a doubleheader, lifting them from the AL cellar. Harland Clift and George McQuinn drove in five runs in game one, with Clift hitting two home runs. Mel Almada homered late to win the second game after a 4-0 Athletics lead.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Harland Clift
George McQuinn
Nelson Potter
Clift
Mel Almada
George Caster
Heffner
Ambler
H. Mills
Potter
Chap
Untitled baseball game recap with Almada homer
Totals 3961427 Totals 3258 27 x Batted for Van Atta in 9th x Batted for Chapman in th Score by innings Ot Lowule Civienes 000 201 012 4 Philadelphia 040 100 000 5 Error Sperry Assists McQuinn Clift Kress Heffner Hughes Van Atta Spencer Siebert Wag ner Ambler Caster 2 Runa batted in Ambler 3 Caster 2 Bell Sullivan 2 Hughes Almada 2 Two base hits Ambler Caster Bell Almada Kress Three base hit Ambler Home run Almada Stolen base Sullivan Sacrific Wagner Double playa Clift Heft zer and McQuinn Sperry massister Hughes and McQuinn Left on
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Potter
Pipgras
Quinn
Basil
van Atta
Chapman
Lowule
Civienes
Philadelphia
Sperry
McQuinn
Clift
Kress
Heffner
Hughes
Spencer
Siebert
Wagner
Ambler
Caster
Bell
Sullivan
Almada
Sacrific
Heftzer
Massister
Barrier Beaten By Ted Burwell at North Carolina Closed Tennis
Ted Burwell of Charlotte beat Hubert Barrier of High Point 6-0 6-4 6-1 in the men s singles at the fourth annual North Carolina closed tennis championships. Mentor Morrison defeated Houck in the lower bracket while Burwell and partner Norwell won in doubles to reach the upper bracket.
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Tarheelia
Sedgefield Country Club
North Carolina
Teddy Burwell
Charlotte
Jack Morrison
Monroe
Teddy
Lewis Norwell
Robert J. Levill, Jr
Morrison
Hughes Davie
Stokes Rawlins
W. Simpson
Red Sox win two as Harris drives late bunt for 1-0 victory
Boston nips Chicago 1-0 in the nightcap after Ben Chapman scores on Bill Harris' squeeze bunt with the bases loaded. Earlier Boston routed the White Sox 19-6 for a double feature win in a single day.
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Boston
Bill Harris
Red Sox
Ben Chapmen
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Chapman
Doerr
Harris
Desautele
Ben
Dill
Owen
Kuhel
Cramer
Voemik
Walker
Foxx
Radcliff
Cronin
Unclear baseball scoreline with late 10th inning and errors
The record shows a baseball game with Boston leading 1 0 after a 10th inning, Dykes making an error as part of a list of fielding plays and RBIs. Multiple players are named including Kuhel Owen Doerr Higgins and Lee. Umpires were Grieve and Medowan with attendance noted for a Frenchman’s invention of a pari mutuel system.
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Eight Inning Tilt
St Louis 9 Philadelphia 7. Winning pitcher Van Atta. Hite 8, F Johnson 1. Van Atta 5 walks allowed, Caster 1. Caster struck out 5, Van Atta 2, Hite 8 off Van Atta. Wagner and Heffner B. Mills hit by pitches. Umpires Quinn Basil Piperas. Time two hours. Attendance 6000.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
van Atta
Caster
F. Johnson
Wagner
Heffner B. Mills
Quinn, Basil
Piperas
Glenola Beats Highland in Amateur League Thriller
Glenola defeats Highland 6 to 6 in a dramatic late inning rally. Reeves of Glenola goes 4 for 4, left fielder Gineola shines with four hits. Varney leads Highland with three hits while H Davis and Hoffman post two hits each for their teams.
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Glenola
Highland
Reeves
Gineola
Varney
H. Davis
Hoffman
Woodmen of the World edge Harriss Covington 15 7 in baseball
Woodmen of the World defeated Harriss Covington 15 to 7 after a 18 hit attack. Kooney Gaddis Wall and Bolton each had three hits. home runs by Jones Koonce Bolton. three base hit by Gaddis. steals by Holcombe Hedrick.
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Harriss-Covington
RA. Kooney
Gaddis
Wall
Bolton
Arce
RBA Dhesos
Cee Harriss-Covington
A. Koonce
Deaton
Jordan
B. Koonce
Butler
Carroll
Mason
Johnson
Wail
Holcombe
Hedrick
Bees Sweep Series With Cincinnati Reds 8 to 4
Boston Bees defeat Cincinnati Reds 8 to 4 to complete a four game series sweep. Manager Bill McKeehan benched Wally Berger and shuffled the lineup in a bid to spark the slumping hitters.
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Cincinnati
Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKeehnie
Wally Berger
Boston
Maggio
Myers
Cooney
Cooke
Garms
G’dman
Cuc'ello
M'Cor
Fletcher
Lo’bardi
Weet
Her
Lopez
Craft
Hitcock
Prey
Fette
Lang
Moore
Schott
Gamble
Snow defeats Oliver 4 and 3 in Emerywood final
Bill Snow, the Emerywood champion, beats Alfred Oliver 4 and 3 after a 36 hole final. Oliver led briefly with scores 75 vs 76 after 18 holes. Snow pulled ahead with a 36 on the third nine and sealed victory on the 31st hole. W. C. Comer won the second flight 1 up over L. R. Hunt while A. M. Utley topped P. A. Warner 2 and 1 for the other title.
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Bill Snow
Emerywood Country Club
Alfred Oliver
W. C. Comer
L. R. Hunt
A. M. Utley
P. A. Warner
Snow
Champon
Oliver
Brandt Hurls Bucs To Win Over Phils
Ed Brandt pitches seven strong innings to guide the Pirates past the Phillies 6 to 1 in Pittsburgh. The win clinches a 5% edge over the Giants in the National League standings as Pittsburgh hits Philadelphia for ten total.
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Brandt
Bucs
Phils
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ed Brandt
Giants
Cardinals
Pirates
New Yorkers
Brackefrt
Mandiey
Scharein
Klein
L.waeer
Martin
P.wa'er
W'traub
Vaugn
Arnovich
B'baker
Mueller
Yung
Atwood
Jensen
D.youne
Toda
Hol'orth
Cee
A Davis
Ola inner tubes may last longer in reserve
The idea of preserving Ola inner tubes longer for emergencies by partially inflating them and placing them in old tire cases is suggested. This approach aims to extend usability in shortages or urgent needs.
Difficult Auto Tests Spark High Failure Rate in Britain
In Great Britain, automobile driver tests are described as very hard with more than 27 percent of applicants failing during the last three years.
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Great Britain
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