Dunkelberger Advances in Carolinas Junior Golf Play
High Point’s Bobby Dunkelberger defends title with 70 in the championship flight at Sedgefield as he defeats Charles Kelly of Charlotte 6 and 4 in round one. George Lyles and Horace Meredith lead the medalist race, while teams from Greensboro and Salisbury post low scores and feature multiflight matches across the opening day at the Sedgefield Country Club.
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High Point
Carolinas
Sedgefield Country Club
Bobby Dunkelberge
Charlies Kelly
Charlotte
Ames Diffendal
Johnny Palmer
Baden
Alfred Oliver
Ry Styers
Lexington
Horace Meredith
Greensboro
George Lyles
Thomasville
Furman Lindsay
B. Ballard
Spartanburg
Palmer Laughridge
Salisbury
R. L. Pittman, Jr
Fayette
B. Alexander
Durham
Hatcher
Jake Bendieman
Charles Tripp
Fayetteville
Charles
Lindsay, Jr
George Slingerland
Slingerland
Henry Styers, Jr
Dugan Aycock
Bassett Country
Bassett
Aycock
Sedgefield
Bobby Dunkelberger
Tony Manero
Billieateher
Carl Alexander
Starmount
George Corcoran
Jack Helms
BR. L. Pittman
Ramon Atkins
Payetteville Country Club
Sedge
Golfers Battle In Loop Tomorrow
Commercial league golfers swing into action tomorrow at Blair Park with several notable matches. Key clashes include the Duck Club versus Adams-Millis, City Hall vs Pentagons, A. B. C. against The Enterprise, and Wachovia facing Coterians.
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Blair Park
Duck Club
Adams- Millis
City Hall
Enterprise
Wachovia
Frugal North Carolinian's View of New York City
A South rooted columnist reflects on a statue of Horace Greeley near Times Square and cautions youths to avoid the temptations and crowding of New York. He contrasts urban glamour with small town openness, urging readers to value wholesome surroundings, family life, and the quieter pleasures of Kalamazoo or High Point over expensive city living.
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Mr. Greeley
New York
High Point
Gotham
Louis Evades Welcome To Detroit Homecoming
Joe Louis returns from his New York win over Primo Carnera and avoids planned formal celebrations in Detroit. The mayor and committees press for handshakes, while Louis prefers anonymity. He later meets Hank Greenberg on the field and says future title wins will change the scene.
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Detroit
Joe Louis
Joe
Primo Carnera
New York
John Roxborough
Roxborough
Histoner
Brown
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tiger
Louis
Hank Greenberg
Hank
Cameron
Durham Bulls Doubleheader Set For Thursday at Willis Park
The Durham Bulls return on the Fourth to meet Adams-Millis White Sox in two top-flight games. Morning start at 10 A M, afternoon at 3 30 with a beauty contest. Lefty Cole to pitch morning, Cole a top semi pro, expected to draw fans. local manager’s starter to be announced. Admission 25 cents morning, 35 cents afternoon.
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Durham Bulls
Willis Park
Lefty Cole
Adams-Millis White Sox
Bulls
Parrish
Cole
Adame Millis
Lefty Young
Wake Forest
Cris Harvey
Lord Perry
Lefty Wilson
Bulle
Duke Univers
Former Umpire Hank O'Day Dies in Chicago
Hank ODay, former National League umpire and long serving player, died at 2 10 A M Central Standard Time today at Presbyterian hospital after months of serious illness. Death attributed to bronchial pneumonia and he had retired a few years ago from baseball after years in service.
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Chicago
Hank O'Day
Presbyterian Hospital
O'Day
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Recent Games
Daily standings and results show teams like Chicago Cincinnati 4 Toronto 12 3 Buffalo 5 2 Montresa 10 1 with St Louis at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit. The schedule lists Asheville at Charlotte Norfolk at Wilmington Richmond at Portsmouth and New York at Philadelphia with several other pairings and scores.
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Asheville
Charlotte
Norfolk
Wilmington
Richmond
Portsmouth
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Iain
Chicago
Cincinnati
Toronto
Buffalo
Montresa
Rochester
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Louis
Brooklyn
Carolina Star Beaten In First Round Of Intercollegiate Play
New York July 2 The Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis championships opened with Dartmouth’s Ralph Seeley upsetting fourth seed Dave Geller of NYU 6-4 8-6. UNC’s Edward De Gray and Gardner Mulloy of Miami also played well. Princeton, Dartmouth lead with three points each as Columbia, Pennsylvania, Rutgers, Miami, Cornell, Temple and St. John’s share the rest.
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Carolina Star
New York
Ralph EB. Seeley
Dartmouth
Seely
Dave Geller
New York University
University of North Carolina
Gardner Mulloy
Miami University
de Gray
Norcross Ti ‘Ney
Princeton
Tilney
Mulloy
William Whyte
Swarthmore
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Miami
Cornell
Temple
St. John’s
Brooklyn
All Star College Eleven To Meet Pros In August
The 1934 all star college gridiron squad will clash with the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on August 29. Balloting opens July 6 for players. two top vote getters per position report to Dyche stadium August 10 for three weeks of prep. Bout overseen by The Tribune and 104 papers across 34 states.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Bears
Chicago Tribune
New York Giants
the Tribune
Terry's Trades Bring Results For N Y Giants
Giants manager Bill Terry reshapes his club with shrewd moves including Bartell Chagnon Koenig Stout Mancuso and pitchers Castleman and Smith. The surge tops the league as Salveson traded for Chagnon proves timely and Koenig aids infield versatility while Mancuso hits around .300.
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Andy Clarke
Associated Press
Bill Terry
Giants
Terry
Dick Bartell
Sparkplug
Johnny Salveson
Leon Chagnon
Chagnon
Mark Koenig
Allyn Stout
Billy Myere
Cash
Koenig
Gus Mancuso
Mancuso
Slick Castleman
al Smith
Chicago White Sox
J. Louis Browns
al Simmons
Rip Radecliff
Zeke Bonura
Washington
Piet
Jim Dykes
Jackie Hayes
Simmons
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Plden Auker
Indians
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Ferrell
Senators
Chicago Cubs
Rede
Cincinnati
Cubs
Gene Schott
Willie Herman
Major League Leaders Highlighted In Early Season Standings
The standings feature names such as Gehringer of Detroit with notable marks, Johnson of Cleveland or American League peers, Werber of Boston, Tamulis of the Yankees, and Harder among others. The report cites key batting and pitching figures from the season’s early stretch.
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Debncom
Athietion
Vena Tadiang
Myer
Senators
Ug. Huns
Gehringer
Tigers
Johnson
Athietic
Werber
Red
Bos
Tamulis
Yankees
Harder
Adians
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Charles Seat
Johnnymer
Pittman Lindsay
Palmer Loughridge
R. L. Pittman
M. Alexander
Bill Hatcher
Charles Diffendal
Voon
Jake Rendleman
Reese
Jack Abels
Joe Belton
Winston-Salem
Jim Anderson
Ed Dize
Dick Holt
Stermount
Geese Beshears
Henry Bauden
Raleigh
Charlie Pegram
Ed Bullock
Rodney Snow, Jr
Tommy Thorne
Charleston
Jack Tillotson
Miles Gayle
George Sharpe, Jr
Jon Welch
John Diffendal
Granville Sharp
Burling
Billy Boyles
Mack Hatcher
Richard Bendieman
Carlton
Dixon
Dusty Miller
Charles Hampp
Dick Sparrow
Alden Todd
Tise
Buck Woodson
Charlies Alexander
Arnold Huff
Albert Johnson
Oscar McMullan
D. Brown
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Edgar Sumner
Harold Alderson
Jack Webb
Bennie Harrison
Russell Hall
Perrin Quarles
Bobby Sappenfield
E. W. King
W. R. Myrick
Frank Dalton
Bobby Perrin
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Ed Lakas
Grover Poole
Bob King
Austin Russell
Paul Dulin
N. H. Hicks
Glenn Trimble
DeWitt Nunn
Stanley Briggs
Richard Payne
Harold Wilson
Plas W. F. Burch
Reidaville
Frank White
Fred Williams
Bill Kivett
Lloyd Jackson
David Meredith
Bob Faison
Fred Styers
Lloyd Webster
James Hunt
B. C. Trotter
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Smith
A. Glenn Holt, Jr
Donald Dunkelberger
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