Adams-Millis Two Wins Over Durham Bulls in Fourth of July
Adams-Millis swept the Durham Bulls in a Fourth of July doubleheader, winning 6 to 2 in the morning and 4 to 2 in the afternoon before rain halted play. Lefty Young outpitched Lefty Cole in a southpaw duel, aiding a day of strong offense from Adams-Millis.
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Durham Bulls
Béssong Club
Asheboro
Willis Park
Perry
Adams
Young
Lefty Cole
Ov Cnees
Cole
Ione
Cooper
Charlie Young
Peace
Smith
Del
Perry Pitches Tonight As A M Meets Bossong
Perry to start for Adame Millis White Sox at Willis Park at 8 15 p m. Asheboro clubs have beaten the locals twice and aim to break the streak. Bossong brings a strong record and heavy hitting with a balanced pitching staff. Asheboro fans travel and a large local crowd is expected for gift night. Local lineup includes Pierce Hinkle Stone Cooper Delappe Peace Harvey Perry pitcher.
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White Sox
Asheboro
Willis
Lord Perry
Adame- Millis White Sox
Perry
Crossong
Iph
Willis Park
McCrary
Bossong
Cr Pierce
W. Hinkle
Is Stone
Ib Cooper
Delappe
Peace
If Harvey
Shorty Smith
Adams- Millis
Bill Ragan
Smifth
Jesse Finch
Thomasville
Cluav Trotter
Nereeer
Adams-Millis Smith
Adams-Millis
J. Pinch
Cc. Young
Adams-Mi
Stiera
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Burge
Trian
Eeheaevas
Ingram
Tomlinson
Cumby
Koonts
Butler
Tomlinson Moffitt
Mowsand
Adams-Millis O
Harvey
Martin
Seer
Millie
Smith
Tomlinson Clark
Triangle
Pierce Adams-Millis
Leonard
Hucks
Thomaay I. Young
Mie
Wilson
B. Stout
Rush
Klutz
Rudisill
Thomasvilie
Aan Ray
D. Stout
Wean Prye
Whitt
Toml L. Marvey
Adams-Milits
Temple University Star Peacock Tops Owens Metcalfe In Sprint
Lincoln Neb July 5 Fulace Peacock Temple University Negro sophomore led a major track clash with Ralph Metcalfe and Jesse Owens in the 100 meter dash at the National Senior AAU championships. Peacock clocked 10.2 seconds, likely a world record, while Metcalfe followed and Owens trailed by inches. Peacock also won the broad jump at 26 feet 3 inches despite wind hindrance. Owens’ best broad jump fell just short of Peacock’s mark.
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Lincoln, Neb
Fulace Peacock
Temple University
Ralph Metcalfe
Jesse Owens
Peacock
Owens
Metcalfe
Eulace Peacock
Ohio State
Fourth inning rally lifts Durham in delayed game
In a delayed afternoon game Durham scored early and again in the third while Adams-Millis battled back. Riddle doubled for Durham and Veasey produced a single driving in a run as West and Carson added key outs and scores. A beauty pageant crowned Miss Industrial High Point before the game.
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Riddle
Veasey
West
Harvey
Mies Marie Lambeth
Harriss-Covington
Industrial High Point
Nell Majora
Piedmont Mills
Durham
Williams Kalved
Bunting
Carson
Parrish
Adams-Millis
Wilson
Frits
Pierce
Charlie Young
Hatcher wins Carolina Junior golf title by one up
J W Bil Hatcher of Charlotte defeated Henry Styers Jr of Lexington one up at Sedgefield Country Club to claim the Carolina Junior championship. Hatcher posted 77 to Styers 79 as the match remained nip and tuck to the 18th green.
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J. W
Bil” Hatcher
Charlotte
Henry Styres, Jr
Lexington
Carolinas
Sedgefield County Club
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
Hatcher
Styers
John Diffendal
Frank Garrett
W. R. Myerick
Bill Kivett
Donald Dunkelberger
John William Hatcher
Henry Styers, Jr
M. Alexander
Durham
Charles Kelly
Joe Belton
Winston-Salem
John Diffendale
Granville Sharp
Burlington
Carlton Dixon
Albert Johnson
Starmount
Alden Todd
James Moore
Raleigh
W. R. Myrick
Perrin Quarles
Wayland Moore
Ralph Bowden
Paul Dulin
Stanley Briggs
Harold Wilson
Ernest Tise
Fred Styers
Smith King
Greensboro
Bob Pierce
Keely Grice
Sedgefield
Rawls Sisters Set New Mark In Trial For Manhattan Meet
Asheville July 5 unofficially set a new mark for the Rawls sisters Katherine Evelyn and Dorothy in the long course 300 meter medley relay, four minutes 13 15 seconds, as they train for the national AAU women’s outdoor swimming and diving championships at Manhattan Beach July 14 17. Their father W J Rewis timed the effort. The Miami Beach relay team of Katherine and Dorothy set the American record 4 15 at Detroit last year. Four other Miami Beach swimmers Marion and Virginia Hopkins twins and Betty Joyce McMinn also train here for Manhattan championships.
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Asheville
Rawls
Katherine
Evelyn
Dorothy
Manhattan Beach
W. J. Rewis
Miami Beach
Detroit
Hopkins Twins
Marion
Virginia
Betty Joyce McMinn
President's Trophy Tourney Postponed at Emerywood Club
Emerywood Country Club president Herman H. Smith announces the President's Cup for senior members is postponed until after July 14 with previous qualifying scores discarded. Seniors to submit scores to July 18. handicaps to ensure equal play. A nine hole Senior Men's championship runs July 10 to August 8, and a Junior Senior Scotch foursome match play is planned for this month.
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Herman H. Smith
Emerywood Country Club
Bill Snow
Baseball Standings Key Games Today
Norfolk hosts Portsmouth Wilmington visits Charlotte Richmond plays Asheville. Standings not provided but five games listed as a slate for today.
Baseball Results Yesterday Across Cities
Yesterday’s scores show Wilmington beating Charlotte 7 2 in the first game with wet grounds noted, Norfolk routing Portsmouth 8 to 2, and Richmond posting a 3 to 1 win over Asheville in the second game also affected by wet conditions.
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Wilmington
Charlotte
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Richmond
Asheville
National League Matchups Featuring Major Clashes
National League games highlighted include Chicago at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at St. Louis, Brooklyn at New York, and Boston at Philadelphia. The schedule emphasizes key city rivalries and pennant race implications across venues.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Results Yesterday In Major League Scores
Yesterday’s results show New York at 10 to 12, Boston 8 to 3, Philadelphia 3 to 8, Brooklyn 2 to 7. Pittchurch 9 to 4, Cincinnati 5 to 4. St. Louis 5 to 6, Chicago 3 to 4.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittchurch
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Baseball Matchups Across AL Cities
The schedule lists AL games with St Louis at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago, Philadelphia at Boston, and New York at Washington. Matchups spotlight league rivals and regional stakes as teams chase divisional leader status.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
Baseball Standings Itinerary From Early Season Play
Teams listed: Philadelphia 6-2, Washington 3-1, Boston 4-1, New York 3-7, Chicago 11-4, St. Louis 6-0, Detroit 6-10, Cleveland 5-4. This brief roundup records win loss results and early placements across the circuit.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Hockey Scores Across the League Include Key Matches
Montreal beat Buffalo 8 to 4 while Buffalo lost 6 to 3. Rochester prevailed 3 to 2 over Toronto, Baltimore won 11 to 5 against Newark, and Newark edged out Syracuse 7 to 6 in a rain-delayed second game in Albany, postponed.
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Baltimore Tees
Toronto
Wee
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Albany
Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Syracuse
Baseball scores from a day of games with mixed results
Atlanta 8 0 Nashville 1 1 Little Rock 8 2 Memphis 5 4 Chattanooga 1 4 Knoxville 0 11 New Orleans 17 4 Birmingham 3 4 Piret pitched 12 innings the second game ended after 6 innings due to darkness.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
cFee
Birmingham
Knoxville
Atlanta
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Piret
Thomasville Chair Plays Triangle in Saturday Park Clash
Thomasville Chair meets Triangle at Willis Field on Saturday at eight in the final game of the first half. Amateur and Commercial leagues finished first halves last Saturday with Robertson’s Bakery and Harriss Covington clinching titles. Adams Millis holds the Industrial first-half honor and will skip tomorrow’s game to travel to Elkin for a Chatham Blanketeers matchup.
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Triangle
Thomasville
Willisfield
Robertson's Bakery
Harriss-Covington
Adams-Millis
Tomlinson
Elkin
Chatham
Tigers Cut Yankees Lead To Four Games By Taking Two
Tigers reduced New York’s advantage to four games by beating Cleveland in a key race. Associated Press notes the common belief that teams leading after July 4 tend to finish strong, reflecting New York fans’ World Series hopes on a cent fare.
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Yankees
Cleveland
Hugh &. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Boston
Non Gomez
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Lynwood Rowe
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Sox
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Pirates
Cinnati
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Clyde Castleman
Reds
Phillies
Quaker City
Brooklyn
John Moore
Watkins
Dolph Camilli
Philadelphia
Bucs and Truckers win first tilts in Piedmont race
In Chalotte and at home, Wilmington and Richmond lead the Piedmont League’s second half race after opening wins. Charlotte beat Charlotte 7-2 with Bob Walsh limiting the offense as Don Cannon and Gerlach debuted. Richmond toppled Asheville 3-1 behind Scarsella and McCurdy as Potter held Asheville to four hits. Norfolk swept Portsmouth in the afternoon after an 8-2 breakfast win, then 8-1. The schedule shifted due to rain across North Carolina.
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Richmond
Pirates
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Colts
Asheville
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Portsmouth
Norfolk
Tars
Don Cannon
Gerlach
Bob Walsh
Beeknocks
Walsh
Scarsella
Mangager McCurdy
Humphreys
Potter
Tourists
Carey
Trucker
Truckers
Pip Koehler
Top Seeded Quarter Clash In Mid-Dixie Semi-Finals Today
In Spartanburg on July 5 four top seeded players in the Mid-Dixie men's singles reached semi finals after smooth quarter finals. No.1 Lefty Bryan from Chattanooga faces No.4 Martin Buxby of Miami next, while No.2 Hal Surface and No.3 Wilbur Hess meet tomorrow. Bryan beat No.8 Russell Bobbitt in three sets. Buxby defeated Archie Henderson. Surface beat Roberts Little. Hess defeated Bruce Baxter. Semi finals scheduled for today with doubles and junior singles also advancing.
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8. C
Mid-Dixie
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Martin Buxby
Miami
Fila
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Wilbur Hess
Houston
Tex
Bryan
Russell Bobbitt
Atlanta
Buxby
Archie Henderson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Roberts Lttle
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Hess
Bruce Baxter
Austin
Henderson
Bobbitt
Surface
Little
Ne Ramis
Douglas Anderson
Gaffney
5. C
Skeet Club Holds Shoot Saturday
The High Point Skeet club hosts its regular Saturday shoot starting at 10 a.m. and running into the afternoon. F. B. Thomas led Wednesday's event with 25 of 26, Paul Spencer close behind at 24 of 25, followed by D. T. Yow and others scoring in the teens and low twenties.
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High Point Skeet Club
F. B. Thomas
Paul Spencer
D. T. Yow
H. G. Ilderton
Bradford Thomas
J. R. Galloway
J. W. Martin
Ray Idol
Grady Idol
BE. A. Morgan
L. Douglas
EB. J. Holbrook
G. J. Dean
Dignity Drops in Chicago Music League Event
A small group of boys in Chicago participated in a spontaneous open air concert led by the Chicago Symphony. The makeshift performance of For Jolly Good Fellow occurred during a unified program under the banner of the Chicago Musicians Union. The date and full details are unclear from the fragment.
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Piccolo
Jolly Good Fellow
Chica Symphony
James
Chicago Union of Musicians
District Park
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