Athletics Take Doubleheader Over Senators as Earnshaw Shines
In Philadelphia on July 2, George Earnshaw and Rube Walberg spun two strong outings for the Athletics, defeating Washington 2 to 1 in 11 innings and 6 to 5 in the nightcap. Earnshaw earned his fifth straight win, aided by Al Simmons and a decisive fourth inning rally from Eric McNair. In Boston, Johnny Michaels shut down the Yankees through eight, as the Red Sox rallied to win 6 to 5 after dropping the opener 8 to 5.
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George Earnshaw
Rube Walberg
Athletics
Washington
Walbere
al Simmons
Eric McNair
A's
Earnshaw
Senators
Thomas and
Spencer
Cochrane
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Berg
Walberg
Herring
Boston
Johnny Michaels
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Yankees
New York
Pennock
Jorgens
Welland
Kline
Connally
High Point dog show crowns champions at St. Mary's
Dogs from High Point win top honors at a show sponsored by St. Marys Episcopal Church. Laddie from Sunnybank Kennels earns best dog and best Collie. Bliss the smooth fox terrier and Madame Queen the Cocker Spaniel claim class wins.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Laddie
Albert Payson Terhune
Sunnybank Kennels
Thomas Lauder
Jamestown
Bliss
T. M. Stanton
Boston Braves Break Slump in 7 4 Victory Over Giants
New York July 2. After dropping two straight, the Boston Braves ended their skid with a 7 to 4 win over the Giants. The contest featured a decisive offense and key moments that shifted momentum in Boston's favor.
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Suettes
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New York
Boston Braves
Giants
Tom Zachary’s relief shines in homer-filled game
Tom Zachary’s fine relief pitching highlighted a 7 4 win for Boston over New York. Randy Moore was knocked out after Hogan fell on him following a stolen home in the third, but he was not seriously hurt. Seibold Zacha and Spohner teamed with Fitzsimmons and Hogan.
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Randy Moore
Boston
Hogan
New York
Seibold
Zacha
Spohner
Fitzsimmons
Proximity Defeats Thomas Mills in 19 Inning Duel
In a 19 inning pitchers duel Proximity beat Thomas Mills nine by a 5 to 4 score. Andrews pitched well for Proximity allowing 14 safeties while Walker gave up 14 hits before relief in the 18th. A late 18th inning rally tied it and a 19th inning error allowed Proximity to win on E Edward's double. Henry sparkled in the field with two notable catches.
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Walker
Fritz
Henry
Thomas Mille
Thomas
E. Edward
Petrott Delivers Ninth Inning Win for Detroit over Cleveland
Detroit defeats Cleveland 5 to 4 as Stone singles with two aboard in the ninth. Cleveland ties in the ninth when Webb misplays a drive. Indians led early hard battles, but Detroit plates a final run to seal the win.
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Stone
Cleveland
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Goldstein
Hayworth
Browns Edge St. Louis Aces In July Baseball Tilt
Unclear text notes a Chicago St. Louis Browns game with players Jones Grube Gray Storti and a score sequence.
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Chicago St. Louis Browns
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Klein Sweeping Slugging Honors In Baseball Standings
New York July 2. Chuck Klein of the Phillies leads the National League slugging race with strong all season power. Through Friday Waner tops batting with .381, Hurst .371, Klein .357, while Klein leads in runs 84, hits 111, RBIs 78, and home runs 24. Babe Herman co leads in three base hits with 12 as Hurst and Worthington contend in two-base hits.
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New York
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Klein
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Chick Hafey
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Don Hurst
Waner
Hurst
Babe Herman
Reds
Bill Terry
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn
Red Worthington
State renews eight months of tax notes in Columbia
State officials announced renewal for eight months of 5 million dollars in tax anticipation notes. On July 13 the state would offer 5 million dollars in notes to renew or replace 5 million dollars in highway notes maturing July 15.
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Columbia
8. C
Stepenfetchit Wins Latonia Derby to Claim $11360 Purse
Stepenfetchit wins the 50th Latonia Derby in Kentucky earning $11360. The race was run today with Mrs. J. H. Whitney listed as owner.
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Latonia
J. H. Whitney
Baseball leaders show tight race in hitting and pitching
The standings note a 32 share in stolen bases as a tie with Frank Frisch of St. Louis at 11. Lombardi slides to fourth with a .852 average while O'Doul, Herman, Stephenson, Ott, Terry, and Liord Waner post strong marks. Walter Huck Betts regains first in pitching with nine wins to Steve Swetonic's eight after another week of results.
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St. Louis
Lombardi
O'Dou
Brooklyn
Herman
Cincinnati
Stephenson
Chicago
Ott
New York
Terry
Liord Waner
Pittsburgh
Walter
Huck” Betts
Boston
Steve Swetonic
Betts
Swetonic
Teddy Burwell Wins Atlantic Tennis Turmoil Title
Teddy Burwell of Charlotte captured the men's singles finals to claim the tournament trophy for the third time in five years. He beat Jimmy Haverstadt of Atlanta in straight sets 17, 6-2, 6-0. Mixed doubles went to Barr and Pickens. junior singles champion was Joe Grier of Charlotte.
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Teddy Burwell
Jimmy Halverstadt
Atlanta
To Barr
Dallas
Texas
Pickens
Freddie Andrews
Amingham
Ala
Elizabeth Etz
Asheville
Joe Grier
Iiotte
Carlyle Lewis
Miss Pickens
Elizabeth Christopher
Earl Ruth
Grier
Mark Lynch
Raleigh
Burwell
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Haverstadt
Lenoir Wright
I Ihe
Qualifying Play Extended in Local Spring Golf Tourney
The High Point Spring golf tournament enters continued qualifying today and Monday to place entrants into match play. Blair Park opens new grass tees praised as a great improvement over recent temporary tees. A Blind Bogey event follows Monday with the Anniversary Cup donated by John Blair and last year won by Buster Moffitt as prize. Entry is free. Notable qualifiers include Howard Bryan Frank Wood Robert Garland Ralph Foust R A McPheeters G B Myers R S Matthews Paul Davis John Austin Nevin McCain Bill Ellis Ray Nance Buck Matthews C Stoker Horace Heyworth.
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Blair Park
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Buster Moffitt
Howard Bryan
Frank Wood
Robert Garland
Ralph Foust
R. A. McPheeters
G. B. Myers
Bench Dog Show To Be Held Here In Spring
A bench dog show planned for early spring 1933 will be staged by St. Marys Episcopal Church here. Mr and Mrs Marshall Freeman of Tampa Florida will manage arrangements and align with American Kennel Club standards. They will visit High Point a month prior to organize details and judging, with Mrs Freeman a licensed AKC judge and Mr Freeman handling dogs on the circuit.
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Repree
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Tampa
Fla
American Kennel Club
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High Point
Matt Wall
Edward Armstrong
Jamestown
A.C. Jones
W.A. Hornaday
Barry Wood Weds Harvard Athlete in Maine Ceremony
Mary Lee Hutchins of Newton Center Mass and William Barry Wood Jr of Milton Mass wed at noon in East Edgemont Maine. Rev Leslie Glenn of Cambridge officiated. Wood will study medicine at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore this fall and the couple will reside there. Wood was an All America football star at Harvard and a top scholar.
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Maine
Mary Lee Hutchins
Newton Center
Mass
Wiliam Barry Wood, Jr
Milton
Harvard
Leslie Glenn
Christ Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Wood
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Greensboro service earns distinct contribution to show
The article credits Greensboro for a distinct contribution to the show's success, praising the effort and dedication of its participants and volunteers in making the event a success.
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Greensboro
Penn’s Carr Upsets Easton in 449-Yard Dash at AAU Meet
In a stunning upset at Edwards Stadium Berkeley Calif July 2 William Carr of Pennsylvania defeats Stanford’s Ben Easton in the 449 yard dash finals marking a major upset in the intercollegiate AAU track championships.
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Berkeley
Calif
William Carr
Pennsylvania
Big Ben Easton
Stanford
Jimmy Foxx Maintains Batting Lead In A L Race
Chicago July 2 Athletic first baseman Jimmy Foxx holds a dominant .388 average after 71 games with 29 homers 104 hits 215 total bases 75 runs and 85 RBIs. He leads Babe Ruth in homers and hits while stretching his margin over Gerald Walker Detroit and other sluggers. Vernon Gomez adds his fourteenth win for the Yankees.
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Jimmy Fox
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Buddy Myer
Washington
Douglas Bruce Campbell
St. Louis
Ben Chapman
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Foxx
Gerald Walker
Detroit
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Levy
Lazzeri
New York
Dickey
Gehrig
Averill
Cleveland
Porter
Jolley
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Combs
Vernon Gomez
Hasty High Takes 10 To 9 Ball Victory
Hasty High edges its rival 10 to 9 in a tense game with key hits from Datel Johnson and Payne. Big innings featured multiple bases on balls and solid defense as Hasty High forces a narrow win.
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McCliworth
Cxsons
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Newby
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Johnson
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Obercom
Wound
Voi
Cc Koccuis
Pee Hasty High School
G. Johnson
T. Samael
Don
Ant
Cecil
Daniel
Skeen Stout
Morris Dodges Olympic Record in 110 Meter Hurdles
John Morris of the Southwestern Louisiana A C won the 110 meter high hurdle at the Midwest semi final Olympic trials in 14.5 seconds, beating Lee Sentman of Illinois A C into second and Al Moreau of Louisiana State College into third. His time is a tenth of a second slower than the world record by E Wennstrom of Sweden.
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Southwestern
Louisiana
Cardinals Win Game 5 4 Over Pirates In Pittsburgh
St Louis bombarded Ray Kremer for three runs in the first inning and beat the Pirates 5 to 4 to take two of three in the series. Watkins drove in three Cardinal runs with two on flies and a single, and was ejected in the eighth. Blades replaced him. Hallahan pitched for St Louis and Kremer, Grace for Pittsburgh.
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Ray Kremer
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Cardinals
Blades
Hallahan
Marcuse
Kremer
Grace
Phillies Top Dodgers 6 to 3 Behind Rhem’s Sharp Hurling
Rhem allowed ten hits but kept the Dodgers at bay as Philadelphia rode timely hitting to a 6 to 3 victory over Brooklyn. Rhein and V. Davis, Clark and Copey provided the middle innings runs and defense.
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Rhem
Phillies
Phils
Philadelphia
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V. Davis
Clark
Copey
Reds whip Cubs 6 to 3 in final series game
Cincinnati tallies 12 hits off three Chicago pitchers to defeat the Cubs 6 to 3. The Reds broke the game open with a three run second inning and held on as Carroll Lombardi Root and Hartnett contributed to the scoring for both sides.
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Cincinnati
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Hartnett
Hagen II Conqueror Settles Western Open Duel
Walter Hagen of Los Angeles won his fifth Western Open title with a 72 hole total of 287 strokes. Olin Dutra led most of the final rounds but Hagen surged on the sixteenth and seventeenth holes to take the lead and then closed with a 70 to Dutra’s 73.
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Walter Hagen
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Calif
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Hagen
Haig
Stephens Family Heads East for Summer Evangelistic Work
George T. Stephens and his wife and children departed for a summer schedule that includes evangelistic meetings in Charlestown West Virginia and addresses across Pennsylvania before visiting relatives in Toronto and then attending the Wonona Lake Bible Conference. The family plans to be away from home until August.
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George T. Stephens
Toronto
Canada
Mr. Stephens
Wononae
Unemployed Labor to Lay 1900 Foot Water Pipeline
CAMAS Washington workers unable to pay water rent were hired by the city water department to lay a 1900 foot pipeline as a relief effort.
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Camas
Wash
City Water Department
Vines Wins Wimbledon Title Over Bunny Austin in Straight Sets
Ellsworth Vines Jr. defeats H. W. Austin 6-4 6-2 6-0 to claim Wimbledon crown. The American joins greats like Tilden and Cochet as Wimbledon kings. Helen Wills Moody adds another singles title and the U S leads in doubles titles as Ryan and Maier win mixed doubles.
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Eng
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Ellsworth Vines, Jr
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Bunny) Austin
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William M
Little Bill) Johnston
Gerald Patterson
A. F. Wilding
Jean Borotra
Rene Lacoste
Henri Cochet
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Helen Jacobs
Elizabeth Ryan
Enrique Maier
Spain
Harry Hopman
Australia
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France
Jacques Brugnon
George Patrick Hughes
Fred Perry
Mite
Sigart
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Belgium
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Ryan
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