Tommies Take Five Three Card Battle At Cooleemee
Thomasville Tommies win 5-3 over Cooleemee Cardinals on 15 hits. Jim Burns leads with 3-for-4 as every Tommie reaches base except catchers Lobe and Horning. Injuries, including catcher hand and umpire broken collar bone, mar the game.
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Thomasville Tommies
Cooleemee Cardinals
Jim Burns
Tommies
Lobe
Horning
Bill Lobe
Cornelius
Rogers
Cooleemee
Gruzdis
Bergdoll
Kessler
Amarald
Rolck
Jerry Hawn
Marra
Burns
Hawn
Jenkins
Teague
Pania a-Garr
DiMaggio Extends Hit Streak Amid Yankee Rally
Joe DiMaggio extended his consecutive game hit streak to 45 as the Yankees surged with six straight victories. He kept pace with season targets while teammate Charlie Keller chased more big numbers. In Boston, Williams neared 400, and pitchers Gomez Newsom battled through long games as the AL and NL produced tight results and shifting leads.
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Associated Press
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Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
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Boston Braves
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Dick Errickson
Tom Earley
Set
Bill Lohrman
Fights Last Night Report Roundup
AP boxing roundup from New York and various cities notes Zivic stops Da ls in Brooklyn, Gomez KO’s Du Kan in Tampa, Weinberg outpoints Bouchard in Woonsocket, with results from Cleveland and Montreal. Names include Fritzie Zivic Tommy Gomez Mickey Du Kan Bill Weinberg Larry Bouchard.
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Associated Press
New York
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Bummy
Bouts To Settle Grudges Tonight
Chicago July 3 Mrs Joe Louis files for divorce from heavyweight champion alleging extreme cruelty. She cites Jan 2 1941 punch and April 19 injury and seeks restoration of maiden name and temporary alimony. Louis not contesting. Also previews a wrestling card at South Hamilton Street Arena tonight with Roy Graham Sailor Barton Hill and Tommy O'Toole vs Shikina.
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Tommy O'Toole
Oki Shikina
Hamilton Street
Chicago
Joe Louis
Iircuit
Joe
Louis
New York
Max Baer
Jim Braddock
Detroit
South Hamilton Street Arena
Jim Steele
Roy Graham
Sailor Barton Hill
Graham
Tommy
O'Toole
Shikina
Scouts Should Plague Young Clint Benton
Monroe NC July 3 Clint Benton star athlete from Monroe High School declines college. The 18 year old 1635 pound quarterback and two handed shooter starred in football basketball and pitched three no hitters in baseball. He seeks a regular job and has not received college scholarship offers. Telegraphs to Clinton Benton Monroe NC.
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Monroe
Frank Merriwell
Clint Benton
Monroe High School
Clint
Sammy Baugh
George Glamack
Bob Feller
Mr.Benton
Jesse Helms
Raleigh News and Observer
Clinton Benton
N.C
Softball Royal Cake Wins Varied Inning Battery Duel
Beeson and Royal Cake plasm show strong hitting and pitching in a doubleheader. Beeson posts multiple hits and drives in runs while Frith and Stoker support. Royal Cake counters with Kates and Sapp delivering key counterattacks. Second game features Beeson All Stars vs Scare with Flynt Frith Wrdsler providing support and Royal Cake’s Wrdsler again contributing.
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Royal Cake
Winston-Salem
Rae Beeson
Beeson
Stoker
Frith
Kates
Sapp
Flynt and Frith
Wrdsler
Kovacs Seen as Favorite in National Singles Clash
Tennis writers and players converge on Francis Kovacs as the standout in the national singles at Forest Hills August 30 to September 1. Kovacs has beaten Riggs five times this year and repelled McNeill without dropping a set, while Parker’s California State final win over Kovacs sparks confidence. Riggs vows to rise when it counts, McNeill’s form dips from last year, and Kovacs trains hard for the payoff match amid strong eastward move from Parker.
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McNeill
Riggs
Parker
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Francis Louis Kovacs
Forest Hills
Frankovacs
Bobby Riggs
U.S.S.T.A
Kovas
Don McNeill
Frank Parker
California
Milwaukee
Oklahoma City Collegian
Los Angeles
Clinson
Frank Kovacs
Prince Nufer Swims Toward National Honors Here
Goldsboro’s Prince Nufer, a celebrated junior swimmer, continues to set and chase records in A A U events. Coached by Charles Stapleton since age eleven, she features a 36.4 second 30-meter backstroke and aims for the Senior National backstroke title amid local acclaim and future Olympic prospects.
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A. A. JU
Goldsboro
Eleanor Holm
Billy Rose
Goldsboro Swimming Association
Kinston
Charles Stapleton
Wayne County Memorial
Eleanor Flori
Goldsboro Fligh School
Prince
Goldshoro
Chapel Hill
Soe of the Civic Clubs
WOBR
High Point
Broadword LA. C
Philadelphia
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Price
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Shoreham
Washington
D. C
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Stapleton
Shoreham Pool
Dorothy Evans
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Patty Aspinall
Doris Kant
Miss Nufer
Carolinas
Peggy Pate
Gloria Gallen
Wsar
New York
Miss Callen
St. George Dragon Club
Brooklyn
Carolinas A. A. U
Mid-Atlantic
Eastern Carolina Swimming Association
Hinston
Tarboro
Wilson
Greenville
Goldsboro High School
Teague
North Carolina
W. F. Nufer
Cary Grant
Myrna Loy
Eleanor Holny
United States
Argentina
Wayne Memorial
South America
Handley
Sports Roundup Highlights From July News in New York
In a lively roundup, Jimmy Foxx reportedly injures a rib in a joking clubhouse match with Ted Williams, while DiMaggio breaks Willie Keeler’s consecutive hitting streak in 44 games with spectators noting history. Patty Berg and Louise Suggs feature in golf chatter, plus other notes on Ruth, Dizzy Dean, Demaret, Hogar, Solly Krieger, and Satchel Paige suspensions.
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Special News Service
Jimmy Foxx
Ted Wiliams
Red Sox
Foxx
Sox
Jimmy
Williams
Patty Berg
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Joe DiMaggio
Willie Keeler
Wee Willie
Bill Dahten
Cub
Dodger
Keeler
Yankee Stadium
Joe
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogar
South America
Rich
Solly Krieger
Pete Reilly
Puerto Rican Sports Commission
Satchel Paige
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmon
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