Denny Shute Wins Tropic Open First Prize
Denny Shute, veteran Chicago professional, shot three under par to win the $200 top prize in the regular division of the Tropic Open in Miami January 18. He also won $250 in the half stroke putt category. Frank Walsh led at 18 holes but finished at 72. Lefty Gomez Waite Hoyt Nick Kenny withdrew after poor rounds. Helen Hicks and Maureen Orcutt Crews were far back.
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Fia
Denny Shute
Chicago
Shute
Peste
Frank Walsh
Walsh
Leonard Dodson
Pembine
Wis
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Dick Metz
Metz
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankee
Waite Hoyt
Pittsburgh
Nick Kenny
Buddy Rogers
Power
Helen Hicks
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Miss Hicks
Industrial League Opens Second Half in Close Play
Yesterday at the YWCA gym Adams Millis beat Triangle 20 to 14 while American Bakeries toppled High Point Paper Box 39 to 28. Thomasville Chair defeated Allen Jay 37 to 21 with Clary and Kaney scoring 11 and 10 respectively. Lloyd Whitley and Wheelis led Adams Millis with 10 and 7 points.
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Paper Box
Adams-Millis
Triangle
Thomasville
Allen Jay
Adams Millis
Eo Bakeries
Adams-Millin
White Sox
Lloyd Whitley
Wheelis
Wright
High
Bakers
Spencer
Thomas
Brown
Clary
Kaney
Giles
Ingram
Triang
Deal
UNC White Phantoms edge NCS Red Terrors 37 36 in Tin Can classic
In a dramatic late showdown at Chapel Hill UNC White Phantoms defeated NCS Red Terrors 37 to 36. Stuart Flythe led UNC with 14 points while Connie Mackay paced State with 12. Pete Mullis topped UNC with five field goals as both teams battled through a tight second half.
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University of North Carolina
White Phantoms
N. C. State
Red Terrors
McCachern
Carolina
Filythe
Dalrymple
Potts
Haveng
Phantons
Flythe Tip
Slate
Mul
Veny
Car
State
Webester
Aycock
Stuart Flythe
Connie Mackay
Pete Mullis
Nelson
Imonia
Sherrod Shirt Clinches Half-Season Girls League Title
Sherrod Shirt closed the first half with a 19 to 17 win over Trinity to claim the half title. Harriss Covington fought hard but fell 18 to 13 to M P P Orphanage. Allen Jay edged Salvation Army 13 to 6 to finish in second place.
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Trinity High
Harriss-Covington
M. PP. Orphanage
Allen Jay
Salvation Army
Luttrall and Powell Re Sign For Battle On Friday
Two wrestling figures Dixie Powell of West Virginia and Cowboy Strall of Texas renew their feud in the main event of Denning's Friday bill. Powell and Luttrall collided previously in a wild bout with a clear edge to Powell. Strall suffered a bruised leg a week ago but is reported in better condition and ready to fight. The Texan denied imitating Powell and promised a hard, rough bout. Walter Underhill returns to showcase finer arts of wrestling, joined by Pat Newman and Scotty Dawkins to open activities.
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Dick Powell
West Virginia
Cowboy Strall
Texas
Denning
Powell
Luttrall
Her
Oll
Walter Underhill
Cowboy
Pat Newman
Scotty Dawkins
Triangles Beat Charlotte Transfers In 42 to 7 Victory
The Y M C A Triangles defeated the Charlotte Transfers 42 to 7 at the association gymnasium. Woody Thomas scored 15 to lead, with Spencer Cooper and Ed Farlow also contributing. A earlier gap held 25 22 at intermission. Martin and Roth led the Transfers with 10 and 15. A preliminary game saw the Y M C A Juniors defeat Allen Jay High 30 to 17.
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Charlotte
Association Gymnasium
Woody Thomas
Spencer
L. Cooper
Ed Farlow
Triangles
Martin
Roth
Allen Jay
Allen Jay High School
Giles
Teeee Kearns
Wee Jackson
Eawee Shackelford
M. c. A. Anstons Evans
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Wright
Wall
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High Point
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Kennedy
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Ballinger
Brewer
Seeeeeres
J Grissom
Burges
Taylor
B. Taylor
Baldwin
Frasier
Ty Trinity
Lm. Brooks
Neeeae Wood
Picard Finishes Second in Race of Golfing Pros
Johnny Revolta won the 1935 professional title and $1,000 purse, leading the year's money-winners with $9,543 from $135,000 in purses plus manufacturer bonuses pushing earnings above $11,000. Henry Picard of Hershey Pa placed second with $8,417, Horton Smith of Chicago third with $7,790, and others including Paul Runyan and Olin Dutra among the top ten. Spider webs are used for fish nets in New Guinea.
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New York
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Revolta
Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Henry Picard
Hershey
Lanky
Horton Smith
Chicago
Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
Louisville
Runyan
Hagen
Saragen
Sam Parks Jr
Olin Dutra
Pittsburgh
Parks
Dutra
John Revolta
Harry Cooper
Ky Laffoon
Paul Runyan
Victor Ghergzi
Ray Mangrum
Denny Shute
Harold McSpaden
Baseball gossip from the Hot Stove League as 1935 players pace news
Dodgers outbid rivals for Lindstrom triggers big talk in Flatbush. Casey Stengel jokes about hiring a pro. Ed Collins scales with Joe McCarthy. Reds, Braves, Phillies in trade rumors. Players across leagues noted for weights, heights, and shifting roles.
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Associated Press
New York
Dodgers
Lindstrom
Flatbush
Casey Stengel
Eddie Collins
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Collings
Yanks
Alex Kamparis
Reds
Emil Leonard
Joe Guyon
Fielddale
Lee Head
Knoxville
Charlie Dressen
Redland
Mehlhorn Holds Lead In Sacramento Open
Mehlhorn, the "Wild Bill" of the fairways, clung to the Sacramento open lead at 36 holes with a 71 to reach 142. Herman Barron moved into second at 144 after a flawless 70, while Byron Nelson stood two strokes back at 144 with a 69 in round two.
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Sacramento
Calif
Melhorn
Kentucky
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
Nelson
American Hurdling Hopes Hit Setback for Berlin Olympics
America's bid to reclaim track and field supremacy suffers a double blow as Percy Beard withdraws from coaching duties and Glenn Hardin battles muscular problems that threaten his Olympic trip. Hardin, the former world record holder, faces a tough road to Berlin while his LSU teammate Jack Torrance shows strong shot put form. Other leading Americans like Venzke Cunningham Eastman Bonthroh may focus on indoor meets, delaying Olympic plans.
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Alabama
Samuel
Louisiana State
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Hardin
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Moore
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Ireland
Tisdall
Stockholm
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Torrance
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Venzke
Ben Eastman
Bill Bonthroh
Glenn Cunningham
Ted Meredith
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Ralph Metcalfe
Eulace Peacock
Temple University
Keith Brown
Yale
Uncle Sam
Brooklyn Vet Sets World Record in 500 Meters Skating
Allan Potts of Brooklyn, a veteran on America's Olympic speed skating team, set a new world record in the 500 meters with 42.4 seconds, breaking Clas Thunberg's five year old mark. Ivar Ballangrud also shattered his 5000 meter standard, while Kit Klein won the 5600 meter race for women. The American team led by Harry Kemper hoped for more but trailed Norway 29 to 48 after day one of a two day carnival.
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Allan Potts
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America
Clas Thunberg
Potts
Thunberg
United States
Norway
Ivar Ballangrud
Bal
Langrud
Kit Klein
Buffalo
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Harry Kemper
St. Louis
Miss Klein
Richmond University and Moravian Scorelines
Athletics results list scores with locations and opponents. Richmond University 24 Maryland 28. Moravian 81 Baltimore 39. Chicago 88 Michigan 51. Greenville game South Carolina 32 Furman 36. At State College Pennsylvania Pitt 45 Penn State 23.
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State College
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Penn State
Parker announces candidacy for Hertford county seat
J Roy Parker publisher of the Roanoke Chowan newspapers and former North Carolina Press Association president has announced his candidacy for Hertford County representative in the state legislature at the coming primaries.
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Ahoskie
J. Roy Parker
Roanoke-Chowan
North Carolina Press Association
Hertford County
Raleigh game ends with V. M. L 14 State 12
In Raleigh North Carolina V. M. L scores 14 while North Carolina State tallies 12 in a close contest. The matchup highlights a tense finish and a narrow victory for V. M. L. The report notes the final score and venue.
College Boxing Scores From Durham and Charlottesville
Duke faces Richmond in Durham with a six to twenty eight result while Virginia hosts a separate meet at University with a reported seven forty four score. The fragment notes the two campuses Duke Richmond and Virginia in a boxing context.
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Duke
Richmond
University
Virginia
Vum LL
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