Local sports notes mix of small games and promoters
Charley Kellam shifts to Boo-Boo indoors while Virgil Yow gains umpiring praise in the Mountain States league. McCrary Eagles face Roanoke Rapids and Tower Hosiery for state semi pro honors as Thomasville figures in headlines. Mixed updates cover tickets, skeet shoots, Open golf in August, and High Point boxing plans with promoter D Allen Jr and Jack Smith.
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Charlie Kellam
State
Virgil Yow
West Virginia
Virgil
McCrary
Eagles
Roanoke Rapids
Tower Hosiery
Burlington
Cording
Bunn Hearne
Bunn Harne, Jr
Thomasville
Cincinnati
Griffin Brothers
John of McCrary
Beout Molesworth Praises Pirates Strong NL Club
Beout Molesworth of the Pittsburgh Pirates says the team has been among the best in the National League for years and with solid pitching could have won three or four pennants in the last decade. He cites the work of Klinger Bauer and Tobin as key to the club's current second-place standing. He notes a possible Yankee Indians pennant race with base hits likely to decide it, despite Allen and Feller contributions. Night softball is planned at Willis Park Monday.
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Beout Molesworth
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Klinger
Bauer
Tobin
Pirates
Yanks
Indians
Yankee
Jawn Allen
Bob Feller
Willis Park
Cubs
Rede
Bees
Reda
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Giants
Yankees
Senators
Red Sox
Giants and Yankees overshadowed by Duke shift and college notes
Roundup covers Colgate shifting a Duke game to Yankee Stadium as a precaution, notes on Ty Cobb and Joe Jackson discussions, Duke players in the Athletics lineup, a preview of Southwest Conference football standings, coach watch items, and Ernie Quigley leading a City College officiating course.
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New York
Giants
Yanks
Colgate Ball
pte-Duke
Yankee Stadium
Ffale
Via
Nevada State Trnal
Reno
Tyobb
Reno Evening Gazette
Joe Jackson
Joe
Detroit
Biladelphia
Athies
Il Werber
Ace Par
Wayne Ambler
Abby Dean
Dave Smith
Dodgers
Palm Beach
Fla
Ernie Quigley
City College
Amateurs and scouts tout young talent in baseball talk
A crowded, gossip filled piece notes Willard Marshall of Richmond as a top 17 year old prospect sought by Southern managers. Tris Speaker and Vince Di Maggio weigh in with opinions on center fielder potential while Paul Goetowaki balances nursing work with football duties at Nebraska. The piece reflects ongoing interest in American league prospects.
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Tony Galento
Willard Marshall
Richmond
Tris Speaker
Vince DiMaggio
Boston Lees
Paul Goetowaki
Nebraska
College Infirmary
New York bout ends with Salvy Saban victory report
Salvy Saban outpoints Bobby Detroit in New York last night. Pancho Villa, bantamweight champion of Mexico, stops Sammy Teormina in Akron. Young Studby from Houston defeats Jack Moran in Chicago.
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New York
Salvy
Saban
Bobby
Detroit
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Sammy Teormina
Akron
Ohio
Houston
Tex
Young Studby
Chicago
Jack Moran
Roston
Adams-Millis In Tourney Finals Duel With Hanes Knitters
In Winston-Salem July 6 the Adams-Millis White Sox of High Point clash with the Hanes Knitters at Southside Park for the Western District Semi Pro title. The Knitters, undefeated in tourney play, beat Mount Airy and King to reach the final, while Adams-Millis defeated Mount Airy earlier to reach this game and earn a shot at Greensboro state tourney qualification. The winner takes the district crown and a share of gate receipts plus state tournament invitation.
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Enterprise
Winston-Salem
Adams-Millis White Sox
High Point
Hanes Knitters
Southside Park
Greensboro
Knitters
Adams- Millis
Kernersville
White Oak
Adams-Millis
Mount Airy
King
Henry Smith
Wray
I Ts
Pep
Hustle
Fire
Frazier Money
Rabbitt Witt
Earle Theatre
Mount
Hox
Bolick Resigns as High Point Coach to Join Chesterfield
Harry Bolick, three year football coach at High Point high school, resigns to take a post in Chesterfield, D C. Superintendent Charles F Carroll says a successor will be named soon. Bolick’s 1935 season stands out with five wins and one tie. 1936 had two wins, four ties and three losses.
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Harry Bolick
Carroll
High Point
Chesterfield
South Carolina
High Point High School
D. C
Charles F. Carroll
Bolick
Bisons
Presbyterian College
Clinton
S. C
Best
Black Bisons
Salisbury
Charlotte
Greensboro
Walter Sprye
Duke
Garland Causey
Elon
Dick Metsky
Presbyterian
Grover Farr
Bill Hinkle
Charles Idol
Carolina
J. B. Hensley
Mars Hill
Olin Davis
Lioyd Evans
Ecollege
Charlie Parks
Floyd Evans
Bobby Sappenfield
Baseball scorecard snippet featuring White Oak vs Hanes
The totals show White Oak with 6 runs in the final frame to end 9 innings at 6 runs while Hanes adds 1 run in the last inning. Errors credited to Groom Waggoner and Autry.
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Hanes
Groom
Waggoner
Autry
Thomasville Triumphs 11 1 Over Newton-Conover
Lefty Young hurled a three hitter as Thomasville beat Newton-Conover 11 to 1. Thomasville collected 20 hits led by Stafford and Canty with multiple RBIs and a home run. Newton-Conover used Miller and Lynn but could not contain the Tommies.
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Newton- Conover
Enterprise
Thomasville
Yammies
Shelby Cardinals
Lefty Young
Tommies
Newton-Conover
Abrhe
Abrheo Robinson
Canty If
Shaff
Connor
Henry
Mueller
Bolick
Stafford
Shealy
Miller
McArn
Lynn
Mause
Young
Poynter
Warner
Connors
Ifrf
Kaff
Brown
Robinson
Menry
Shealey
Canty
Harrington
Pinkston
Maus
McCain
Baseball Box Score Partial Summary
Assists credited to H Loman four Stephenson two Weaver three L Groom two Bryant Wilson Alsoa four Waggoner five Autry four Moore three eh one Two base hits Loman Dempsey Strikeouts Bryant five Wilson zero Moore one Crouch three Winning pitcher Crouch Losing pitcher Wilson
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R. Mount Airy
Adams-Millis
Cooper
Witt
Kirkman
Wray
Rudisi
Smith
Harris
Stone
Money
Crawford
Wilson
Perry
Adams
Cantor
H. Loman
Stephenson
Weaver
L. Groom
Bryant
Alsoa
Waggoner
Autry
Moore
Loman
Dempsey
Crouch
Merchants Gear Up For North Carolina Semi Pro Opener
Greensboro officials forecast a record crowd for the Second Annual North Carolina State Semi Pro Baseball Tournament opening on July 13. With 31 000 tickets distributed to merchants for Merchants Night, a crowd above 10 000 is anticipated as teams from Asheboro Hiddenite Statesville and others compete under a full umpires staff and an appeals panel chaired by Judge Lewis E Teague.
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Laurance Leonard
North Carolina
Greensboro
Merchants
Officiala
Adavnes
Laurence Leonard
Ptate
McCrary Ergilea
Asheboro
Lucky Strike
Durham
Hiddenite
Statesville
Dugan Faces Brown in Hair Pulling Open Air Bout
Ernie Dugan, claiming superior wit, will square off with Palmer Brown who boasts a chest length beard at Friday’s High Street open air arena show. Promoter Allen also features Jimmy Logas versus Dynamite Lay and Chin Lee against Walter Miller in the semi final.
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J. PD. Allen, Jr
High Point
High Street Open Air Arena
Ernie Dugan
Dugan
Palmer Brown
Brown
Farmer Brown
Allen
Jimmy Logas
Greece
Dynamite Lay
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Lay
Logan
Alien
Chin Lee
Hong Kong
Walter Miller
Miller
Logas
She
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues Today
Jersey City defeated Newark 11 to 7 and Toronto topped Buffalo 10 to 7 in the National League action while Montreal outscored Rochester 11 to 9 in 11 innings and Syracuse beat Baltimore 11 to 3. Indianapolis beat St Paul 10 to 4 in the American Association.
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Jersey City
Newark
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Syracuse
Baltimore
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Piedmont and regional league schedule roundup
No games scheduled in the Piedmont League. In the North Carolina State League Cooleemee visits Landis while Shelby plays Thomistite and Renvon-Conover hosts Salisbury. The Carolina League lists Concord at Gastonia and Vaidese at Hickory with Lenoir visiting Kannapolis. In the Tobacco State League Sanford travels to Laurinburg and Zebulon visits Angier.
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Charlotte Eens
Norfolk
Asheville
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Brook
Philadelphia N. C
Thomasville
Ary Shelby
Mooresville
Salisbury
Landis i
Newton -Conover
Cooleemee
Southern “League
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Knoxville
N. C
Landis
Shelby
Thomistite
Renvon-Conover
Carolina League Concord
Gastonia
Vaidese
Hickory Lenoir
Kannapolis
Tobacco State League Sanford
Laurinburg
Zebulon
Angier
S O A Tops Duggins Outfit In Eight Inning Softball
The Patriotic Order Sona of America outlasted Duggin’s to win an eight inning Commercial league game 5 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Robbine hit a home run. Final score details include two-base hits by Samuels and Grubbs and a homer by Robbins.
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the Patriotic Order Sona of America
Duggin
Robbine
Duggins
Samuels
Grubbs
Robbins
Samuel and
Stewart
Stoker and Lassister
Beeson Hardware Triumphs Over High Point Weaving 7-5
Beeson Hardware edged High Point Weaving 7-5 in a Commercial league softball game at Cruly Lake. Spencer and Morris each went 3-for-3 for Beeson and Weaving, while Clayton and Gresham each collected two hits. Final line shows Beeson 201 030 1 for 7 runs with 13 hits. Weaving 000 013 1 for 5 runs with 9 hits.
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Beeson Hardware
High Point
Cruly Lake
Spencer
Beeson
Morris
Clayton
Gresham
H. P
Checkup On Flag Races In Big Loops
Giants Lead By 3 1/2 Games. Indians Tie Yankees In American. Pittsburgh surge and Cubs Red Sox fluctuations shape the pennant chase as teams pause for a three day break near the All Star game.
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Giants
Cleveland
Yankees
City Playgrounds Girls vs. High School Baseball Results
Ada Blair and Emma Blair powered a sequence of wins with home runs and multiple hits. Richardson, Brentwood, and Cloverdale posted offensive bursts as pitchers mixed in for a series of high school games.
Brentwood Edges High School 3 2 In Narrow Win
In a pitching duel Brentwood wins 3 to 2 over High School. Craven and Frith form the Brentwood battery while Jonas and A Weaver pair with L Brown for High School. Byerly A and Weaver tally two base hits for the losers.
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High School
Brentwood
R.A Brentwood
Byerly
A. Weaver
Craven and Frith
Jonas
L. Brown
Wrestling Roundup of Last Night
In California Mount Dean of Georgia beat Chief Little Wolf of New Mexico at eight falls. In Maine Greve Brady of Holyoke defeated Chuck Montana of Quincy in two straight tails.
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Associated Press
Ban Diego
Calif
Man Mountain
Dean
Georgia
Chief Little Wolf
Sante Fe N. M
Portland
Greve Brady
Holyoke
Mass
Chuck Montana
Quincy
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