All Star Game Lineups Set For Polo Grounds Clash
Vernon Gomez and Carl Hubbell named starting pitchers for the American and National leagues. Cronin and Terry selected the starting lineups with left handed stars like Gehrig Ruth and Simmons facing a pitching staff headed by Hubbell and Hubbell. Over 63,600 seats sold with tickets ranging from 55 cents to $2.60, proceeds to players benevolent fund. game scheduled 12:30 PM with potential Wednesday rain date.
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New York
Vernon Goofy Gomez
Carl Owen Hubbell
Polo Grounds
Joseph Edward Cronin
Bill Terry
Gomer
Hubbell
Cronin
Terry
Aternates
Vernon Gomez
Frank Fried
St. Louis
Harold Traynor
Pittsburgh
Joe Medwick
Chuck Klein
Chicago
Hazel Cuyler
Mel Ott
Wally Berger
Boston
Billi Terry
Ftirer
Travis Jackson
Gabby Hartnett
al Lopes
Brooklyn
Carl Hubbell
Kiein
Ott
Hartnett
Lopez
Cub
Klein
Frisch
Lou Warneke
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
van Mungo
Dodgers
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Higgins
Simmons
Ball Players’ Benevolent Fund
National League
Charles
Piedmont League Games Today Across Triad Region
Charlotte visits Asheville while Greensboro plays Wilmington and Richmond faces Norfolk in ongoing Piedmont League action with three road test matchups on the schedule.
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Asheville
Greensboro
Wilmington
Richmond
Norfolk
Results Yesterday Scoreboard Shows Local Wins
Results yesterday list several college and city matchups with notable scores including Charlotte beating Asheville 9 to 3, Wilmington topping Greensboro 8 to 7, and Norfolk prevailing over Richmond 14 to 10.
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Asheville
Wilmington
Greensboro
Norfolk
Richmond
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
A short sports note lists matchups including Pittsburgh versus Chicago New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Cincinnati with Cincinnati at St. Louis noted.
Baseball scores from yesterday across major cities
Results yesterday show Brooklyn 11 over New York 2 and Boston 16 over Philadelphia 13 while Chicago 9 tied with Pittsburgh 1. Cincinnati 16 defeated St Louis 18 in a high scoring matchup.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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GAMES TODAY IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
St. Louis visits Detroit Chicago plays Cleveland Washington travels to New York Philadelphia hosts Boston in a day of intercity matchups.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Ana Welts 9 New York 8 Rear Louis 3
In a brief score note Boston leads 18 to 6 over Philadelphia while Chicago 7 and Cleveland 5 trail. The fragment mentions Ana Welts 9 and New York 8 with Louis 3 being called.
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New York
Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Night games note scores for Newark and Baltimore
Score summary lists Newark defeating Buffalo 8 to 4 and Baltimore beating Rochester 9 to 4 with other games played under night conditions.
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Newark
Rochester
Toronto
Albany
Montreal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Atlanta Triumphs 4 1 Over Birmingham
In a night game on wet grounds, Atlanta defeated Birmingham 4 to 1 while Memphis posted 3 and Little Rock 1 and Knoxville-Chattanooga faced rain impact.
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Little Rock
Nashville
Atlante
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knoxville-Chattanooga
Other Results From American Association Schedule
St. Paul beat Minneapolis 10 to 6 while Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 3 to 2. Only games scheduled were listed.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Major League Leaders In American League Stats
The Associated Press table lists leaders across categories for the American League. Key figures include Manush of the Senators with a .405 average and 126 hits, Gehringer of the Tigers with 73 runs and 110 hits, Gehrig of the Yankees with 91 RBIs and 24 home runs, and Foxx and Johnson of the Athletics tied for 24 homers. Werber of the Red Sox leads with 20 stolen bases. Marberry of the Tigers posts a 10-3 pitching record.
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Senators
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Tigers
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Werber
Red Sox
Johnson
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
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Indians
Chapman
Foxx
Fox
Marberry
Travis
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Snapshot
National League leaders shown for batting runs and RBIs. Terr y of the Giants hits Medwick Vaughan Collins Ott Klein Suhr and Martin appear among top stat-makers with totals including 108 82 67 104 23 21 and 12 respectively. Pitching leaders note Prankhouse and J Case with 13 3 record.
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Dodgers
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Cardinals
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Pirates
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Collins
Allen
Phillies
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Braves
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Suhr
Klein
Cubs
Martin
Bartell
Prankhouse
J. Case Cerdinalse
Terry Manush Leads Llggers In National and American Leagues
New York July 7 AP report notes Terry Giants and Manush Senators maintain batting leads. Yankee Lou Gehrig posts top slugging week with 13 hits in 90 at bats. The table lists players from Giants Pirates Dodgers Cardinals and Phillies with multiple season stats.
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Giants
Heinie Manush
Washington Senators
Low Gehrig
Yankees
Terry
Leslie
Dodgers
Vaughan
Pirates
Traynor
Medwick
Collins
Cards
Alien
Phillies
P. Waner
Curler
Cube
Ott
Fights Last Night Results in Atlanta and Hollywood
Joe Knight from Cairo outpointed Rosy Rosales of Cleveland in Atlanta. Tony Herrera from El Paseo outpointed Pancho Villa of Mexico in Hollywood. Both bouts showed decisive judges' decisions.
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Joe Knight
Cairo
Rosy Rosales
Cleveland
Hollywood
Tony Herrera
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Pancho Villa
Mexico
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Braves Crackerjack Hal Lee Hits Three Homers in Win
Yesterday's Stars highlights Hal Lee of the Braves with three home runs in a victory over the Phillies. Yan Mungo of the Dodgers limited the Giants to six hits and struck out eight. Joe Cronin's eighth inning triple drove in the winning run for the Senators against the Yankees. Guy Bush of the Cubs held the Pirates to five hits as Chicago triumphed. Ernie Lombardi of the Reds drove in six runs in the win against the Cardinals.
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Braves
Phillies
Yan Mungo
Dodgers
Giants
Joe Cronin
Senators
Yankees
Guy Bush
Cubs
Pirates
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Cardinals
Fourth District Votes Today for Poll Successor
RALEIGH July 7 Fourth district voters elect a successor to the late Edward W Poll in a special election. Democratic Harold D Cooley faces Republican Hobart Brantley in a district longtime Democratic stronghold. The vote covers Wake Nash Franklin Johnston Chatham Vance and Randolph counties.
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Fourth Congressional District
Edward W. Poll
Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
Hobart Brantley
Spring Hope
Congress
Roosevelt
J. W. Bailey
Wake, Nash, Franklin, Johnston
Chatham Vance
Randolph Counties
Major League Pitchers Face Harsh Hitter Day Across Eight Games
Baseball roundup recalls a brutal set of eight games with 39 pitchers on the mound. Reds beat Cardinals 16 15 and Braves narrowly edged Phillies 16 13 as high run totals and 41 hits by Phils and Braves highlight the day. Cubs beat Pirates 9 1 while Yankees slip 9 8 to Washington and Detroit tops St Louis 4 3 in rain shortened action.
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National Way
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Cardinals
Paul Dean
Bill Hallahan
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Phils
Braves
One Killed In Wreck Near Charlotte
Charlotte July 7 Mrs Vivian Woodruff Dulin 23 of Charlotte was killed when the automobile she rode in ran off a road near here and plunged into shallow water. Several others were bruised and cut in the accident.
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Vivian Woodruff Dulin
Bryan Grant Faces Tough Opposition in Tennis Semis
Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta, top seed, faced strong opposition in the national clay courts championship semifinal in Chicago. Gene Mako of Los Angeles, the holder, was among the contenders challenging the leading player.
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Bryan (Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Intercollegiate tennis title semi finals set
Grant advanced to the penultimate round with a four sets victory over Art Hendrin of Florida. Mako prevailed in a long struggle against Henry Prusoff of Beattle to reach the same stage. Frankie Parker faced Don Budge in the other semi final.
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Art Hendrin
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Mako
Henry Prus
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Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Don Budge
Oakland
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Charlotte Threatens To Bottle Up Pennant
The Piedmont league race tightens as Charlotte Hornets win six straight over Asheville Tourists, widening their lead. Norfolk Tars post two wins over Richmond Colts, while Wilmington Pirates surge to third with 8 7 and 11 3 wins. Miss Fuller attracts city directors with her film work.
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Piedmont League
Olion Horneta
Asheville
Bee
Hornets
Billy Laval
Laval
Hollywood GossiP Highlights Frances Fuller and Van Dyke
Frances Fuller, a rising Hollywood actress, discusses acting as serious work and love for the stage. W B Van Dyke recounts being made a member of over 50 clubs during shoots in the South Seas Africa and Arctic. Joe Brown recalls a four hour Shangai dinner with 385 courses. Evelyn Laye to star in Tiptoes upon Europe arrival in September.
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Frances Fuller
van Dyke
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Trader Horn
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Joe F. Brown
Orient
Shanghai
Evelyn Laye
Europe
German Imperial Ballet
Investigation request on beating of 15 year old at school
A formal request for an investigation into the alleged whipping of George W. Goodman, 15, by foreman Alfred Carricker at the Stonewall Jackson training school, has been sent to Governor Ehringhaus by counsel for the boy’s parents.
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George W. Goodman
Alfred Carricker
Shonewall Jackson Training School
Ehringhaus
Von Papen: Germany's Storm Center of Politics
A profile of Franz von Papen, tracing his rise from Prussian officer to chancellor and power broker for Hitler. The piece details his volatile career, clashes with Goebbels, Marburg speech suppression, and his role as a political trouble‑maker amid Nazi shifts.
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NEA Service
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Junker
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von Papen
Captain Boyed
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Wilson
Franz
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Adolf Hitler
Goering
Goebbels
Vatican
Saar
University of Marburg
Balt
Rosenberg
Dr. von Leers
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Dr. Goebbels
Herr Rosenberg
Baldur von Schirach
Hitler Youth Movement
Dr. Ley
Nazi Labor Movement
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