Styres and 1 Hatcher Play for Carolinas Junior Title
Henry Styres Jr of Lexington and Bill Hatcher of Charlotte reach the Carolinas Junior golf final at Sedgefield. Styres upset Dunkelberger, 6 and 6, to reach the final. Hatcher won 3 and 1 over Johnny Imer. Additional flight results and schedule details follow as teams compete for titles.
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Henry Styres, Jr
Lexington
Bill Hatcher
Charlotte
Carolinas
Sedgefield Country Club
Styres
Hatcher
Johnny Imer
Badin
W. R. Myrick
High Point
Esterday
Perrin Quarles
Fayetteville
Bill Kivett
Harold Wilson
Henry Styres
Charles Kelly
S. M. Alexander
Durham
Joe Belton
Winston- Salem
John Dial
High
High Pointth Flight 9:15—Aloen Todd
Winston- Balem
Albert Johnson
Starmount
Fred Styres
Ernest Tise
Winston-Salem
Fught
Robby Dunkelberger
Highoint
Horace Meredith
Tarmount
Hen Styers
Furman Tindsay
Greensboro
Bill Patcher
Pal
Jane Etates
Ed Frank
Wayland Me
Ee Salem
Grover Poole
Raleigh
Paul Dufr
Ed Austin
Thomasville
Stanley
Briggs
DeWitt Nunn
A Wilson
Ria
Harold Igh
Efeate Boro
A Me Vett
David Meredith
Toth
Fredde Lexington
Fredde Lexington, Aheated James Hunt
Giese
Ernest von Winston
Bobby Dunkelberger
Sedgefield
Johnnymer
Baden
Charles Ao Chasotte
Altre
Exander
Charles Kianendet Bish
Dick Holt
John Diffendal
High Pers. Coeres
Eesberna
Ind
Granville Harp
Burlington
Carlton Dixon
Harlotte
Joe Elton
Miss Jacobs Defeats German to Reach Wimbledon Final
Miss Jacobs, United States title holder for three years, defeated German player Wide Klrahwinkel Sperling 6 3 6 0 to reach the final round of the All England Championships. She will face the winner of Moody versus Hartigan later today while American Davis Cup pairing Resta and Wat Magra won 6 0 6 1 in doubles.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Abobe
United States
Krahwinkel Sperling
Germany
Miss Jacobs
Ele Wills Moody
Sanrancisco
Joah Hartigan
Dom Ve
Baseball Standings and Scores Reported
Norfolk Portsmouth and Norfolk games noted with scores 13 to 6 and 7 to 2. Almanac-like standings show teams and results though text is garbled.
Fragmentary sports score note from New York and Chicago
Fragmentary OCR entry records scattered scores with teams New York Chicago and unrelated numbers. It mentions only a few numbers and appears incomplete with no clear event date or full team names.
What Do You Know of North Carolina
A garbled quiz-like item asking about North Carolina related facts. It mentions a North Carolinian named by President Roosevelt as a judge of the Supreme Court for the District of Columbia, the creation of a State Board, a reference to President Davis's cabinet, a North Carolina colonel famed for a long journey, and questions about rights to university titles and charges a Justice faced.
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North Carolina
Théodore Roosevelt
District of Columba
State Board of
Davis
Brandyn
Butaw
Ideney Negroes
Pritchard’s Rise and Civil War Ties Highlight 19th Century Judge Career
Fragmentary notes recount Pritchard born in Onezsboro Tennessee on July 12, and later elevated from United States district judge for the Fourth District to presiding judge of the U.S. Circuit Court in Asheville. It mentions his nomination to fill Senator B. Vance’s seat in 1897, a 1877 legislature act, and a 1865 Jefferson meeting with Cabinet before a Civil War cavalry movement. Also notes a West reconstruction era upheaval and a case involving John Forel convicted of his wife’s murder at Edenton.
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Pritchar i. Poli
Rooagrei
J Pritchard
U. 8
Circuit Court of Apae
Pritchard
Onesboro
Tennessee
Asheville
North Carolina
Gil
B. Vance
Guy
United States
Jefferson Vis
Meddlenbur County
Raleigh
Ray
Treat
Hester
Leonidas
Weing
Solomon Pool
John Forel
Edenton
Inmate Receives 3060 Day Jail Term After Theft
A prisoner was sentenced to 3060 days in jail for taking a stationary item from his landlord. The defendant offered a reason related to social issues, while authorities noted lack of evidence supporting the claim.
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Onbat Ign Por
Eeepe Awil Tare
Miltebe
Eero
Aasbels
Pevida
Local Juniors Open State Elimination Series Against Durham
High Point American Legion Juniors meet Durham in the first elimination game Tuesday at Willis Park starting 3 30 pm. Best two of three decides the winner with the loser out of the race for the year.
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High Point
Durham Uniors
Willis
Dirham
Gastonia
D. D. Arden
Greenville
Kianteo
Fuquay Springs
Ashero
Maxton
Durham
Arden
Legion
Willis Park
Tuesay
Canton
Asheville
Forest City
Newton
Kings Mountain
Charlotte
Davidson-Cornelius
Belmont
Concord
Kannapolis
Statesville
Manteo
Asheboro
Brouillard and Cort battle in Fresno middleweight clash
In a 10 round middleweight bout at Pacific Stand, Brouillard of Worcester and Cort of Fresno square off as title contenders in a high profile southpaw battle. Brouillard brings a former middleweight crown and a heavier frame, while Cort enjoys a large following and a strong recent record as he seeks victory and potential title shot.
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N Francisco
Ieamnig U Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Young Cort
Fresno
Pacific
Brouiliard
Cor
Cort
Brouillard
Ben van Klaver
Maude Adams Set to Return to Broadway This Fall
New York reports Maude Adams will return to the Broadway stage this fall after a near decade away. Producer John Golden announced a new play by Adelyn Bushnell with Adams in a mother role, touring directly to premiere without a simmer tryout.
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Maude Adams
New York
John Golden
Adelyn Bushnell
Peter Pan
Thomaston
Portia
Venice
Howe
Dentist Dr Hodgin Returns From Virginia Clinic
Dr O R Hodgin a local dentist returned today from Hot Springs Virginia where he attended a clinic tied to the Virginia Medical Society meeting He was away for the July Fourth special edition reporting back after the conference with physicians and colleagues in attendance
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Thomasville
O. R. Hodgin
Hot Springs
Virginia Medical Society
Ver Never Brought Shakespeare Revival to New York
A fragment notes that she did not bring the Shakespearean revival to New York, leaving the intended production absent from the city stage and careers unsettled.
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New York
Sunday School League Schedule and Standings
Sunday School League standings and an incomplete schedule list matchups between Green Street Gospel Tabernacle Calvary West End and Highland at Jr and Sr High Schools. Dates mention Mondays Wednesdays in July and August with several missing or garbled entries.
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Green
Gospel Tabernacle
Jr. High School
Calvary Ve
West End
Sr. Sch
Welchemorial
Sr. High School
Green St
Calvary
Welch
Highland Ve
Tabernacle
Highland x High School
Pee Ve West End
Greeh St
Gospel Tabernace
S Calvary
Sr. High
Ighlena
Major League Leaders Patchy OCR Card Summary
Batting leaders show Medwick of the Cardinals with 399, Vaughan of the Pirates at 367, and others like Breen and Derk a amid mixed listings. Pitching and hit leaders appear jumbled with Medwick again prominent and several teams named in scrambled form.
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Pirates
Medwae Cardinals
Dina Cardinals
Medwick Cossnals
Meaty Giants
Ted
J. Collins
Cardinals
Or ‘Breen
Derk
Medwick
L. Waner
Martin
Galan
Cubs
Suhr
Goodman
Reds
Pit Parmelee
Giants
Seh
Tigers and Athletics Batter Leaders Highlight Season Totals
Batting leaders include Greenberg of Detroit with 102 hits and 23 home runs while Gehringer adds 58 RBIs and 58 runs. Greenberg leads doubles with 22 and Johnson posts 11 home runs for the Athletics. Pitching notes cite Tumulis of the Yankees and Harder of the Indians with an L-4 decision.
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Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Oropnbors
Athletics
Voomik
Indians
Vosmik
Stone
Senators
Cronin
Red
Werber
Albania
Red Sox
Tumulis
Yankees
Harder
Yankees Hope To Build Lead In American League Race
Yankees solidified pace with a 2 0 win over the Athletics as Detroit swept Cleveland 11 7 while Chicago and Boston posted wins. The Phillies beat the Giants 8 4 and Cincinnati topped the Cubs 6 4 as homers decided each game. Curt Davis and Ernie Lombardi starred for their teams with key blasts and pitching wins.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Giants
Yanks
Tigers
Indians
McCarthy
Detroit
Athletics
Johnny Allen
Roy Mahaffey
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
St. Aenena
Ra Phelps
George Ashington
Red Sox
Washington
Phillies
Seong
Uel
Reds
Cubs
Curt Davis
Phils
Carl Hubbell
Delph Camilli
Hank Leiber
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Paul Derringer
van Mtinge
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Braves
Favorites Continue To Show Form In Mid-Dixie Tourney
In Spartanburg July 4 quarter-final men singles at the Mid-Dixie tennis championship press on with top seeds active. Wilbur Hess of Houston seeded No 3 duels Bruce Baxter of Austin while Baxter’s path included a 6-0 6-0 win over Viveer Remis. Archie Henderson and Hal Surface advance, with Henderson beating Peyre Kennedy 6-2 1-6 6-2 and Surface facing Child in a later round. Lefty Bryan and Russell Bobbitt also win to reach the quarter-finals.
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Spartanburg
8. C
Wilbur Hess
Houston
Tex
Bruce Baxter
Austin
Heas
Pursley Winn
Guyton, Ga
Baxter
Buxby
Walter Lavendar
Oxville
Tenn
Henderson
Peyre Kennedy
Lefty Bry
Zee
Chattanooga
Russell Bobbitt
Atlanta
Bryan
Dunk Burnside
Bobbitt
Alex Guerry
Harris Quits Job With State Motor Vehicle Division
Leland B. Harris, director of the State motor vehicle bureau, resigned to join the public relations bureau of U. S. Truck Lines, Inc. after 11 years with the agency and since September 1931 as director. Revenue Commissioner Maxwell and Assistant Commissioner Stevens Noble praised his work as they accepted the resignation. He cited better advancement prospects in private business.
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Raleigh
Leland
Harris
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
U.S. Truck Lines, Inc
A. J. Maxwell
Marcus Cicero Stevens Noble, Jr
Bossong to host Adams-Millis in Friday night clash
The Adams-Millis baseball team travels to Willis Park to face Bossong at 8 15 p m in a second Asheboro contest. The White Sox have struggled against Asheboro clubs this season losing to McCrary. Bossong has one of the teams in town.
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Asheboro
Willis Park
Bossong
White Sox
Mc Crary
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