S P U Tops Melrose In Industrial League Doubleheader
Southern Public Utilities swept Melrose in a two game set to seize the Industrial League lead. Gaddis Bryant and Parrish held the losers at bat while Smith and Ferguson anchored the order as 5 P A moved ahead pending other results from Adame Millis Highland and unreported A M and Over All Triangle contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Public Utilities
Industrial League
Electricians
Melrose
Adame Millis
Highland
Giants And Yankees Hold Leagues Lead After July Fourth
Giants and Yankees maintained their leads after the Fourth of July doubleheaders. The Giants swept Boston 9 to 1 and 16 to 0 to stay three games ahead of Chicago, while the Yankees split with Detroit and held a one game edge over the Tigers as Jimmy Deshong won his first game of the year.
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Giants
Yankees
Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Braves
Boston
St. Louis
Players in court after Fourth of July baseball game
In Charlotte on July 5 the Richmond and Norfolk Piedmont league club faces court action as three Norfolk officials and a pitcher were charged with disturbing the peace after last night’s doubleheader. Skiff and Dawson released on bond, while the Bees and Hornets won key games in league play.
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Charlotte
Richmond and
Norfolk Piedmont League Baseball Clube
Colt Field
Norfolk High Command
Billi Skiff
P. Dawson
Ray White
Musser
Richmond
Clo House
Unpire
Ben Mitchell
Dawson
St Tion
Bond
Skiff
Charlotte Hornets
Asheville
Bees
Wilmington
Pirates
Greensbeare Patriots
Electricians Triumph in Double Victory on Fourth of July
Southern Public Utilities Electri cians defeated Melrose in two games 9 to 1 and 7 to 4. G Smith Fritz Elerbe and Earnhardt led with three for five, two apiece for Wilson and Gaddis for Melrose. Earnhardt pitched both games allowing eight.
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Smith
Connor
Ees Ferguson
Bilerbe
Younes
Culler
Jennings
Holcombe
Gaddis ¢ Flynn
Ase Bryant Ibill Craver
Wilson
Bryant
Lepp
Young
Earnhardt
P. U
Melrose
G. Smith
Fritz
Elerbe
Gaddis
Julian Franklin Ties For Sedgefield Honors In Flag Tourney
Julian Franklin of High Point and Ed Steere of Asheboro led the Independence Day flag tournament at Sedgefield Country Club, finishing within three feet of the 15th hole to tie for first. Franklin totaled 81 on an 11 handicap, Steere 95 on a 25 handicap, with Palmer carding 71 for the bronze. Mrs. Lyndon Joyce won the women s division with 113 strokes on a 29 handicap, while Alliene Hoover finished second with 89 on a 45 handicap. Other near misses included D H Everett, John A Russell, and Bynum Clapp near the 18th green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Franklin
High Point
Ed Steere
Asheboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Franklin
Steere
W. J
Bill) Palmer
Palmer
Sedgefield
Lyndon Joyce
Joyce
Alliene Hoover
Bynum Clapp
Hugh Clark Wins Flag Tournament at Emerywood
Hugh Clark secured victory in the Fourth of July flag tournament at Emerywood Country Club with 96 strokes after placing the ball three feet from the hole on the 19th green. J. J. McMurray finished runner up with 92 strokes, 125 yards from the 19th hole when he drove his flag into the ground. In the women's division Mrs. J. C. Abele won in 102 strokes, while runner up Mrs. B. S. Wood matched that total and ended three feet from the 16th hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Clark
Emerywood Country Club
Clark
J. J. McMurray
Murray
J. C. Abele
B. 8. Wood
Robbins Divides With Old Rivals In July Doubleheader
Robbins traveled to Troy for the Fourth of July doubleheader and split results. Morning game ended Robbins 12 Troy 1 led by Lefty Wilson’s 3-for-3 batting and perfect pitching. Afternoon game saw Robbins shelled by three pitchers as Troy won 12 to 6. Attendance reported at 500.
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Robbins
Troy
Lefty Wilson
Rees
F. Fowler
Culler
Pierce
Apple Ib Ee Ee
Johnson Ef
James Rf
Thomas
James
Bottoms
B. Russell
Wilson
Williams
Dunlap
Smith
Apple
Kavanaugh
Ampides Gurney
Ruesel
NRA administrator Johnson reported ill in New York
Washington July 5 Hugh 8 8 Johnson NRA administrator is reported ill at Saratoga Springs New York Johnson was to speak before the National Education association but William E Sweet was drafted as a pinch hitter Snyder of Pennsylvania said Johnson was ill at Saratoga Springs Johnson recently left a hospital after treatment for an abscess.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Saratoga Springs
New York
National Education Association
William E. Sweet
Colorado
Snyder
Pennsylvania
Sweet
Father O Hara Named Notre Dame President
The Rev John F O Hara of the Congregation of the Holy Cross was elected president of the University of Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana He succeeds the late Rev Charles I O Donnell who died after a long illness O Hara entered Notre Dame 25 years ago as a student and moves up from vice president eligible for two three year terms
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South Bend
Ind
John F. O'Hara
University of Notre Dame
Father O’hara
University
Charles I. O.donnell
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Father O'Hara
Father O
Butter and egg market notes from Chicago July 5
Chicago reports butter at 18 200 under 93 score creamery specials 23%-24% with extras 23% and firsts 21 2 percent. Carrots and standards prices listed. Egg receipts total 12 064 with extras at 14% and fresh graded firsts 13%-14. No egg sales.
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Chicago
Gifts for Your Hostess in Modern Gift Giving
Suggests practical hostess gifts beyond candy or flowers. Recommends deluxe garden tools for gardeners and home lovers may enjoy toy sets, cocktail napkins, extra pillows and similar items to show appreciation for hospitality.
Evening Scores Across The Carolinas Revealed
Yesterday results show Greensboro 4 3 Wilmington 1 4 Asheville 4 3 Charlotte 7 10 Norfolk 7 5 Richmond 4 1.
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Greensboro
Wilmington
Asheville
Charlotte
Norfolk
Richmond
Games Today Across Major Cities
Iteburgh visits Chicago while New York meets Brooklyn and Boston faces Philadelphia. Only games scheduled for today.
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Iteburgh
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Baseball Standings Snapshot From Early Season Plays
Report lists team records with Boston 6-4 and New York 5-10, Cleveland 8-2 and Detroit 6-5, Philadelphia 10-6 and Washington 9-8, St. Louis 4-3 and Chicago 6-3 reflecting current wins and losses.
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New York
Sete
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Yesterday's hockey results show mixed scores across leagues
Gyracuse beat Newark 6 to 5 as Rochester fell 5 to 6 and Toronto edged Buffalo 2 to 1. Montreal won 7 to 3 while Albany defeated Baltimore 3 to 1 and Baltimore shutout 9, 0.
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Newark
Toronto
Albany
Montreal
Buffalo
Syracuse
Penecoesess
Gyracuse
Rochester
Baltimore
Memphis and Atlanta Highlight Night Games in Standings
Memphis improves to 8-3 and 7.3 in some tally, Birmingham 5-3, Chattanooga 2-2, Atlanta 6-1, New Orleans 3-3, Knoxville at Little Rock night games on slate.
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Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Local Baseball Standings Surprise Mix Across Regions
The standings show Milwaukee 5-11 and Kansas City 2-4, Louisville 5-6 and Indianapolis 2-17, St. Paul 4-9 and Minneapolis 2-1, plus Columbus 9 and Toledo 2, reflecting varied performance in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louiisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Coast League Standings Briefing From Sacramento To Seattle
Paced by Sacramento 4 2 and Hollywood 32 4 the Pacific Coast League table shows Oakland 8 1 leading the Missions 2 6 while San Francisco 5 10 trails Portland 3 8 and Seattle 11 5 sits ahead of Los Angeles 2 4 in a tight grouping.
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Sacramento
Hollywood
Oakland
Missions
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Los Angeles
Texas League standings and team records update
Dallas leads with 13 wins and 8 losses while Tulsa holds 11 and 3. Fort Worth sits at 4-5 and Oklahoma City at 3-4. Beaumont stands 7-1 and San Antonio 1-0.
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Dallas
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
San Antonio
Western League Scores Fleet Footed Des Moines and Rock Island
Des Moines moved to 14-3 and Davenport at 11-7 while Omaha is 7-5 and St Joseph 4-8 Cedar Rapids fell 12-4 to Rock Island. Results show Rock Island dominant while Des Moines leads standings with strong record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Davenport
Omaha
St. Joseph
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Auto Stolen From Garage Here Found
The sedan stolen from the garage of the iderton Motor Company Tuesday night was recovered by Greensboro police yesterday. The thieves broke the doors to take the car. Truck tires and wheels stolen from the motor company were not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iderton Motor Company
Motor Company
Greensboro
Rat Poison To Be On Sale Saturday At City Hall
Rat poison prepared under the department of agriculture will be sold by the city health department Saturday from 1 to 4 PM at city hall. Dr. W J McAnally health officer announced the sale, offered at cost to help residents rid premises of Tats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
City Health Department
City Hall
W. J. McAnally
Parker and Grant Favored In National Clay Championship
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee and Bryan Grant of Atlanta were favored to win as the National clay court tennis championship opened the quarterfinals in Chicago. Parker faced Letty Bryan of Chattanooga while Grant played Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland after defeating John McDiarmid of Fort Worth in straight sets. Tidball vs Budge ranked a marquee clash with Mako and Agee also in contention.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Bryan “Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Parker
Letty Bryan
Chattanooga
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fis
Tidball
Wilbur Hess
Ft. Worth
Clay
Doc Barr
Dallas
Mako
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
D. C
Bryan
Scott Rexinger
Budge
Johnny Shostrom
Prusoff
Milt Ruehl
Hendrix
Thane Halsted
Howard Almond Wins Six Hour Motorcycle Race in Macon
Howard Almond of Atlanta won the national six-hour motorcycle race in Macon on July 4, covering 354 miles with fuel stops. Ralph Edwards of Savannah finished second, Bert Baisden third, Bill Bracey fourth, George Gunn fifth, and Marold Runyan sixth. Edward C. Allen suffered injuries after a mud puddle crash, winning a small cup for greatest distance.
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Macon
H— Howard Almond
Atlanta
Almond
Ralph Edwards
Savannah
Bert Baisden
Bill Bracey
Jacksonville
Fla
George Gunn
Marold Runyan
Birmingham
Edward C. Allen
Washington
D. C
Allen
Bill Sikes
South Carolina
Columbia
Fairview tops Colored Diamond Ball League with 17 to 5 win
Bennie Sherrill's Fairview team overpowered Sam Ken ner's William Penn squad 17 to 5 to seize the league lead. William Penn then lost 6 to 3 to James Letters' Washington Ter race club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Bennie Sherrill
Fairview
Sam Kenner
James Letters
Washington Terrace Club
Singer 8 8 Singles in Win Over Bodenhamer 11-3
Moteinger 6 for 7 2 3. Bodenhamer 7 issued 11 3 scorelines. Hit by pitch er Bodenhamer Shoe. Losing pitcher Bodenhamer. Umpires Webster Willard. Time 1 55. Attendance 259.
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Singer
Bodenhamer
Moteinger
Webster
Willard
Major League Leaders Show Turnover In Batting and Pitching
In the American League Manush leads with a .406 average for the Senators while Gehringer of the Tigers sits at .332. Cronin and runs batted in pace the Senators. Manush dominates hits and triples with the Senators. Foxx, Jobe and others post strong power numbers. In the National League Medwick tops batting and hits for the Cardinals with Ott driving in runs. Ott also leads home runs in the league with Klein close behind. Ursuline and other players post notable steals and pitching records including J Dean and Frankhouse.
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Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Rune
Johnson
Athletics
Gehrig
Cronin
Averill
Indias
Greenberg
Chapman
Yankees
Foxx
Jobeson
Werber
Red Sox
Fox
Gomez
Marberry
Terry
Gisam
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
Piracm
Hitler
Pirates
Cardinal
Giants
Orlins
Urbansk
Braves
Suler
P. Waner
Collins
Collins and Medwick
Ott
TD Klein
Cubs
Martin
Bartell
Phillies
J. Dean
Cardin
Frankhouse
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Action
A roundup of standout performances includes Carl Hubbell and Fred Simmons limiting the Braves to 11 hits and one run, Wes Schulmerich homering to split with the Pirates, Jimmy Deshong pitching the Yankees to a second win in a doubleheader, Jimmy Foxx hitting his 24th homer tying Bob Johnson, and Dick Coffman tossing a two hit game for the Browns as the White Sox watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Derringer
Bucs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nune
Phillies
Red Sox
Danny MacPrayden
Yanks
Jimmy Deshong
Athletics
Senators
Dre
Sox
Tigers
Indians
White Sox
Browns
Dick Wolfman
Carl Hubbell
Fred Fre Simmons
Giants
Braves
Wes Schulmerich
Reds
Pirates
Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Reed
Bob Johnson
Dick Coffman
Shields and Wood Beaten In England
At Wimbledon in England Frank Shields and Sidney Wood lost in the all England championships. United States star Helen Hull Jacobs seeded No. 1 advanced in women’s semi finals while Dorothy Round faced Mme Ree Mathieu in the other half.
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Wimbledon
Eng
America
Frank Shields
Sidney Wood, Jr
Toger
Helen Hull Jacobs
Unites States
Miss Jacobs
Joan Hartigan
Dorothy Round
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Sue Carol
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Gemma
Hill
Ove Beesse
Russell
Britt
Scarboro Rf
Howell
Lassiter
Smith Ib
Beiees
Fae
Fowler
Rhpea Culler
E. Fowler
Heer Thomas
Ifs
Cateo
Piet Ge
Mary Brian—Denflo Cook
Fay Wray
Ralph Bellamy
Notre Dame
Piedmont League
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International League
Jack Tidball
Los An
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Don Budge
Calif
Gene Mako
Henry Agee
Howard Almond
Victor
Pickett
Union Cross
Pickett Mill
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Tuttle
Ray
Stamey
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Shoe
Abeeaeee
P. Carter
Durham
Po Maberf
Weaver
Martin If
B. Borenhamer
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Motsinger
Clodfelter
S. Bodenhamer
L Carter
Shee
Carter
Ble
Adra Sherrill
D. Johnson
Ee Lassiter
P. Johnson Gray
Kirk
Wm. Penn Adee Simms
Shumon
Moore
Major League
Shields
Wood
England
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