Yankees and Giants Slip in Standings with Key Losses
Roy Johnson homered in the 11th to lift the Red Sox over the Yankees 10-9 and end New York’s eight game win streak. Detroit beat Cleveland 7-2 to move within one game of the pace, while St Louis and Pittsburgh won big to climb in the NL. Roy Parmelee’s rough first start since surgery preceded the Giants 5-2 defeat to the Braves as Philadelphia rolled 11-2.
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Amos Independents To Meet Dacotah Amos Independents
The Pacotah Indians of Lexington defeated the 5 P U Electricians on Sunday and will travel to High Point to play the Amos Independents Thursday night at Willis Park. Lexington will seek revenge after last week narrow 15 to 11 win.
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Local girls to host visitors in softball clash
Jewel Thomas will pitch for the locals while the visitors rely on their mound ace to keep the game tight.
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Fights Last Night Card Results Recorded
Associated Press round up lists results from Des Moines and Denver bouts. Henry Schaft outpointed Battling Nelson in Des Moines while Babby Joe Gans defeated Glick in Denver in ten rounds.
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Scotland Suffers Crop Damage From 1783 Icelandic Eruption
An 1783 volcanic eruption in Iceland at Skaptar Jokull produced dust and fumes that traveled 600 miles to Scotland, ruining crops and affecting harvests across the region.
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Ewing Leads Minors Hitter Rankings With 418
Durham July 4 AP The race for minor league hitting king sees four Class D clubs in a tight fight. Buck Ewing of Norfolk tops Nebraska State League with 418, Lee Gamble of Jeannette falls to 414, Sam Narron of Martinsville rises to 413, Phil Seghi of Winnipeg sits at 404.
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Tigers hold Cleveland to six hits in 7 to 2 win
Yesterday's Stars Luke Hamlin limited the Indians to six hits as the Tigers prevailed 7 to 2. Jimmie Rexx homered twice while the Athletics lost to Washington. Red Lucas and others delivered key results for their clubs.
Little Boy Killed In Automobile Wreck
Eight year old John Deas Sr. of Rockingham was killed in a highway crash ten miles south of Rockingham. His mother Mrs J F Deas suffered a fractured skull and four others, Bill McCroskey Dewey Crenshaw Hall Ballard, had minor injuries. Miss Elma Covington drove the Deas car en route to Myrtle Beach when their vehicle collided with Ballard’s car.
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Ragsdale Leads Oakdale Batters in Amat League
Ragsdale tops Oakdale in batting with a .678 average after 32 at bats and 22 safeties including 11 singles four doubles four triples and three home runs. Harvey trails at .500 after 34 at bats with 17 hits including 11 singles one double one triple and two homers. Oakdale team batting average stands at .433.
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First Lady Studies Hand Weaving in Western N C
First Lady Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt toured hand weaving in the North Carolina mountains on an off the record vacation trip. Accompanied by Miss Nancy Cook and Miss Marion Dickerman the party planned no Fourth plans beyond inspecting regional craft and potential uses for weaving in Hyde Park furniture plans.
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Methodists Win in S A Games In Close Contest
Methodists win 42 to 0 over Green Street Baptist in a tight morning game. McMullan Welborn Welch Cooper Emory steal by Emory. McMullan and Weavill key hits. Calvary M E defeats Welch Memorial 15 to 7 with Weavill throwing a strong game and hitting a triple and home run.
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Alcoholic Tax Unit Seeks Raleigh Federal Space
T. E. Patton, inspector in charge of the Carolinas alcoholic tax unit, has applied for space in the Raleigh federal building. The unit now operates from Charlotte, and removal of Raleigh offices to Greensboro after July 14 will create a vacancy. Eight other applications for space have been received.
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Horton Dies at 68 Former Tennessee Governor
Forten Hill Tenn July 3 Former Gov Henry M Horton died at his farm home near here yesterday at age 68 after a long tenure in state leadership. He outlived impeachment proceedings and held longer continuous service than any other Tennessee chief executive in nearly a century.
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Rainy Richmond showdown notes Charlotte and Asheville results
Results yesterday show Charlotte 12 and Asheville trailing Richmond at Worfolk in a rain affected matchup. Greensboro 16 defeated Wilmington 3.
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Results Yesterday In Baseball Scores
Yesterday results include Boston 5 over New York 3 and Philadelphia 11 over Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 10 to 4 while St Louis 7 defeated Chicago 3.
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Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston
A pair of matchups featuring Philadelphia against Washington and New York against Boston headline a sports card. The brief notes results and stakes for each contest with a focus on team names and venues.
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Boston
Results on Detroit Seven Cleveland Twelve
Scores show Detroit 7 and Cleveland 12 with a Boston 10 to New York 4 in scheduled games. No further outcomes or details provided.
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New Orleans Beats Atlanta 9 3 in Rain
The New Orleans team defeated Atlanta 9 to 3 as Nashville and Knoxville games in Little Rock were postponed by rain.
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Baseball Scores From League Showdowns
In AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbia defeated Toledo 3 to 0 in a rainless night game. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Sacramento topped Hollywood 8 to 4 while Oakland beat the Missions 11 to 9.
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Negro Survives Conjure Spell in North Carolina Farm Town
Wen dell Bryan a Black farm hand in Kinston recounts surviving a 10 year conjure curse blamed for illness death in his family loss of work and love. after decades of malaise he feels a little better but cannot yet be sure he is safe.
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Round Europe flight spans 5800 miles across 28 cities
The Aero Club of the Polish Republic organizes this year’s Round Europe flight covering about 5800 miles. Flyers from multiple European nations will compete as the race touches 28 cities.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot from Early Baseball Era
A partial listing shows leaders in key stats like runs batted in and hits. Gehringer of the Tigers leads RBIs while Manush of the Senators tops hits and triples ally, with other strong showings from Greenberg of the Tigers and Chapman of the Yankees.
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National League Stat Highlights From Giants Cardinals Pirates Braves
Summary of top NL players across hitting and baserunning with numbers for Terry Vaughan Medwick Collins Moore Urbanski Waner Suhr Klein Martin and Frankhouse. Giants Cardinals Pirates Braves show leading figures and head-to-head scores 13 2 and 13 3 in cited games.
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Y M C A Offers Vacation Spot For Local Citizens
Heat drives locals to Y M C A pool and solarium as the association readies to serve hundreds during summer. The new summer program includes sun bathing access and swim caps for youngsters. four new members help boost participation.
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Whitener Attends Cing Class At Lafayette College
James E. Whitener of High Point and assistant coach of Catawba college teams attends the Lafayette coaching school at Lafayette College Easton Pa. Instructors include Lou Little mentor of Columbia football and Bill Anderson basketball coach of Lower Merion High School. Lud Wray and Herb Kopf assist, with Anderson bringing his squad for demonstrations.
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Smithsonian Finds No Major Shifts in Ocean and Continent Outlines
The Smithsonian Institution states that there have been no major changes in the outlines of oceans and continents since earliest times. This assessment suggests long term stability in global geography with minimal boundary shifts over geologic history.
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Hornets Lead Piedmont Loop After Win Over Tourists
Charlotte Hornets extend lead in the Mountain City league by taking a second straight win over the Asheville Tourists. Greensboro tops Wilmington as Norfolk and Richmond are rained out. Mort of Charlotte fined and suspended after contest over a disputed scoring call. Clubs meet again at the same park today.
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Bryan Grant Faces McDiarmid in Western Clay Crown
Chicago July 4. Bryan Bitsy Grant meets John McDiarmid of Fort Worth in a postponed Western championship duel on the clay court. Rain forced previous delays, with Grant advancing to the fifth or quarter final round after an extra match. Frankie Parker among top rivals halted at the fourth round as the field shakes out.
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Mail Carriers Name Officers At North Carolina Convention
Elizabeth City July session of the North Carolina Rural Letter Carriers association continues as officers are elected and unfinished business addressed. Chapel Hill chosen as the 1935 convention city with about 490 delegates in attendance. Rep Lindsay Warren spoke to the delegates last night.
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Night Vehicle Park Volume in New York City
Estimates indicate between 150000 and 190000 vehicles remain parked on New York City streets every night reflecting dense urban loading and street occupancy.
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Oyster beds planted to kickstart Alaska oyster industry
In Webster Cove Alaska efforts to inaugurate the oyster industry have planted oyster beds to establish a local production base. The initiative targets developing harvest, processing, and market opportunities in the region.
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