Coldstream wins Hyde Park stakes in Arlington Park classic
Coldstream, a two year old brown by Dog-Nimble Hoof, ridden by Paul Kees, surged from last to first to win the Hyde Park stakes at Arlington Park, defeating Valevictorian by a nose with Night Ply close behind. The win paid 8.40 for a $2 wager as nearly 20,000 spectators watched the unsettled track after rain.
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Chicago
Arlington Park Coldstream
Brown
Charles B. Shaffer
Paul Kees
Silas B. Mason Ofngton
Coldstream
Spee
Coldm
Keester
Jay Beats Marsh Nine in Exhibition 9 to 5
Jay defeated Marsh Nine in an afternoon exhibition by the score of 9 to 5. Jay led early and held the advantage through the game with scattered mentions of opponents and city names in the misread run of scores.
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Alien Jay
Marsh Yes Afternoon
Jay
Fragmented OCR names and codes from Washington filing
Readable fragments show a Washington entry with codes 001 100 211 04-10 and 000 001 410 01-7, followed by surnames Murphy, Gomez, DeShong and Glenn Pettit Linke Burke and Bol. No clear event or outcome evident.
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R. Vinukeaved
Washington
Murphy
Gomez
DeShong
Glenn
Ferrell Shuts Out Athletics as Red Sox Win 6-4
Wes Ley Ferrell pitched the Red Sox to a 6-4 victory over the Athletics. He earned his 12th win of the season, fanning eight including Jimmy Foxx twice and Rob Johnson once. Werber homered in the second, the team's first hit, driving in three runs.
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White Sox
Cleveland
Wesley Ferrell
Red Sox
Athletics
Boston
Sox
Ferrell
Jimmy Foxx
Rob Johnson
Werber
White Sox win opener as Fischer shines in 7 6 victory
Chicago edges Cleveland 7 6 in a high scoring opener as Carl Fischer yields no hit in final three innings and Zeke Bonura hits his 15th homer. The White Sox extend their win streak to six while the Indians drop to seven straight losses amid a 16 hit attack.
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Chicago
Carl Fischer
Zeke Bonura
Cleveland
White Sox
Indians
Fischer
Sox
Ao Ratin
Sabia Pearson
Hudhin
L. Brown
Phillips
Pytiak
Kennedy
Tigers Extend winstreak with 7 6 Victory Over Browns
Detroit Tigers win ninth straight, edging St Louis 7 to 6 as Tommy Bridges allows six hits and five runs before being lifted for a pinch hitter in the second. Rowe completes game for his ninth win. Score by innings incomplete.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Tommy Bridges
Rowe
Louls
Heen Eeeene
Thomas Takes Cup At Edgewater Shoot Leads Local Meet
W. B. Thomas returned from Morehead City Friday after winning honors at the Edgewater Skeet club and claimed top honors at the High Point Skeet club shoot. He tied with J. P. Rawley for the Flying Dolphins championship in the regular shoot, won the cup when Rawley could not attend the next day’s shoot-off, and received a large silver cup.
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W. B. Thomas
Morehead City
Edgewater
High Point
Mr. Thomas
J. P. Rawley
Flying Dolphins
Mr. Rawley
G. R. Stillwall
Thomasville
D. T. Yow
Ray Idol
Bradford Thomas
H. G. Iderton
J. W. Hamlett
Dodgers defeat Giants again clinch series 12 to 7
In New York on July 6 the Dodgers pounded the Giants 12 to 7, taking a 3 game series after a 16 hit attack. Roy Parmele absorbed his second loss as Old Tom Zachary worked the complete game. Sam Leslie led Brooklyn with four hits, while Gordon Phelps and Tony Cuccinello homered for the Dodgers. George Davis and Travis Jackson connected for the Giants.
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New York
Dodgers
Giants
Mark Koenig
Roy Parmelee
Tom Zachary
Brooklyn
Sam Leslie
Gordon Phelps
Tony Cuccinello
Travis Jackson
George Davis
Zachary
Phelpsee
Cubs End Four-Game Skid With 13-Inning Win Over Pirates
Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh 10 to 8 in 13 innings after the Pirates rallied with a six-run ninth. Cavarretta collected his fourth single to drive home Galan for the winning run, aided by Thereon’s error that allowed a second run. The game featured a pitchers duel between Guy Bush and Tex Carleton before Swift earned the loss.
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CUBS
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Cavarretta
Galan
Innlig
Tommy Thereon
Herma
Guy Bush
Cub
Tex Carleton
Bush
Mace Brown
Weaver
Hoyt
Swift
R. Weeene
Carleton
French
Warneke
O'Dea
Marriett
Brown
Padden
Grace
Phillies Split Doubleheader With Braves In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 6 the Phillies and Boston Braves divided a twin bill before 8,000 fans. The Braves won game one 10-5 after erasing a 4-0 Phillies lead, while the Phillies exploded in game two for a 16-2 victory. Baxter Jordan hit a homer for Boston in game one and George Watkins led a 21-hit attack in game two with his 13th season homer.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Boston Braves
Boston
Phils
Baxter Jordan
Braves
George Watkins
Hallahan Guides Cardinals Past Reds In Sixth Inning Rally
In St Louis, Wild Bill Hallahan subbing for Paul Dean allowed five hits as the Cardinals beat Cincinnati 4 to 2. A decisive sixth inning powered by Terry Moore and Leo Durocher homers moved St Louis closer to the league leading New York Giants. Hallahan had earlier shut out Pittsburgh on Tuesday, with Cincinnati totaling three hits in the game.
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SY. Louis
Bill Hallahan
Paul Dean
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinal
New York Giants
Hallahan
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Terry Moore
Leo Durocher
R. Cree
St. Louis
Red Cross Seeks Public Aid in Pellagra Fight
The report lists multiple Pellagra relief cases with family counts, incomes per week, and case numbers. Adults and children are noted across cases 3 through 10, highlighting varying Pellagra incidences and weekly incomes.
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RED Cross
Perry Opposes Wilson In Willlis Park Pitching Duel
A potential classic at Willis Park features Adams-Millis White Sox versus Burlington May Hosiery mill this afternoon at 3 30. Lefty Wilson for Burlington and Lord Perry for the White Sox toe the rubber in a rematch of a tense first game won by Burlington 6 to 5. Burlington features Bradsher Reiber Jobe and Tate as heavy hitters while the White Sox counter with Cooper Meacham and Peace in a lineup expected to deliver solid hitting and sharp defense.
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Perry
Wilson
Willis Park
Adams-Millis White Sox
Burlington
Vv Vivek Hl
FeLurn
Lefty Wilson
White Sox
Lord Perry
Bradsher
Reiber
Jobe
Tate
Alamance County
Adams-Millis
Pes Geicciesches de
Ee Pierce
C. Young
MOS
Prc
GS ‘Cooper
Cecesseess Tate
If Delappe
Meacham
Peace
Howard
Harvey
P Poft
Pv Kenneees
Walker
White Sox Lose 28-0 to Elkin in Revenge Battle
Adams-Millis White Sox visit Elkin to face Chatham Blanketeers and suffer a lopsided 28 to 0 defeat after a disputed umpiring call. Manager Cris Harvey removes starting pitcher Lefty Wilson in the third inning amid protests as Elkin plows ahead with 6 runs in the first frame.
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Adams-Millis White Sox
Elkin
Chatham Blanketeers
High Point
Blanketeers
Lefty Wilson
White Sox
Cris Harvey
Harvey
Wilson
Um- Direa
Bikin
Adams-Millis
Grady Stone
Dizzy Dean Escapes Punishment For Exhibition Refusal
Dizzy Dean will not be punished for skipping an exhibition game in St Paul. Manager Frankie Frisch declined to punish and may start Dean in the All Star game in Cleveland. President Sam Breadon backed Frisch, while Dean kept up his rebellious stance calling the Cardinals a chain gang.
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Brendon
Frisch
Dean
Dizzy
Cleveland
Sam Bregdon
Breadon
Cardinal
St. Paul
Cardinals
Paul
The
Cardin
Als
Houston
Hia
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Oakdale Triumph Over Furniture City In Special Contest
Oakdale of the Amateur league defeated Furniture City of the Commercial circuit 7 to 3 yesterday afternoon in a special matchup. Garner earned the win on the mound allowing five hits while Haney took the loss. Clark led Oakdale at the plate, Gurley starred for Furniture City, and Umpires Bennett and Barry worked the game in 1 hour 40 minutes with an attendance of about 400.
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Oakdale
Furniture City
Garner
Haney
Clark
Gurley
Haney G
Bennett Ant Barry
Moody Wins Wimbledon Title In Dramatic Rally
Helen Moody, 29, avenges past defeat by Helen Jacobs to win the Wimbledon singles title 6-3 3-6 7-5 after a grueling hour and 40 minutes. Moody overcame a 2-5 deficit in the final set, delivering a memorable comeback as Jacobs faltered late. Jacobs praised Moody, while Moody celebrated with a triumphant racquet toss amid the roaring crowd.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Moody
Helen
Lumber output by states and regions in the United States
The data lists Boston 10.2, Teletetenie 5-15, Brooklyn 12, New York Cottage 10, Pittsburgh by Louis 4, Cincinnati 2, and notes that California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington combined produce one third of over 10,000,000,000 board feet of lumber cut annually in the United States.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Louis
Cincinnati
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
United States
England to raise Diesel vehicle tax to gasoline level
Effective August 1 England will increase the tax on diesel powered vehicles to match the rate imposed on gasoline driven vehicles. The move aligns diesel tax with gasoline taxes, affecting car owners and fleet operators.
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England
Second Half Schedules Set for Amateur and Commercial Leagues
Amateur league with nine teams led by first half champions Highland Amos Pickett Adams-Millis Pointers Globe Parlor Oakdale Guilford Marsh and Robertson Bakery resumes play after a midseason pause. Commercial circuit remains intact with Harriss-Covington defending first half honors against CCC teams and various venues listed for the upcoming doubleheader schedule through late August.
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Robbins
Highland
Amos, Pickett
Adams-Millis Pointers
Globe Parlor
Oakdale
Guilford
Marsh and Robertson Bakery
Harriss-Covington
CCC
Tomlinson B
Snow Lumber
Furniture City
Mills Home
Huntley-Jackson
Ragan-Maurice
Allen Jay
A-M
Willis Park
Pickett
Amos
Abbatoir
Marsh
Diamond
Robertson Bakery
James
Kearna St
Waehdona
Ea Va
Amos Va
Airport
Rehertsen Behery
Thomasville Saturday league schedule prompts crowded matchups
A crowded set of Saturday games lists teams such as Furniture City Tomlinson B and Snow Lumber against COC No. 434, Harris Covington, Allen Jay, Mills Home, Ragan Maurice, and others across Thomasville and nearby venues. The schedule spans July and August with multiple pairings and venues like High School and Mills Home.
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Ana
Furniture City
No. Tomlinson
Allen Jay
Snow Lumber
New No
Millis
Harris-Covington
Mills
Nuntley-Jackson
Ragan-Maurice
New Snow Lumber
Thomas A
Ragan-Macurice
COC No
Thomas 5
Snow Imumber
Ragan-Minaries O
Thomasville
Pamere City
CCC
Ragan-Meurice
Tomlinson
COC
Thomas Mills
Trinity
Huntley-Jackson
Millie
Mille
Snow Lumber Co
Muntiey-Jackson
Thomas Mil
Purniture City
Morris-Covington
CC No
Harris-Covingson
Ee de Ss Rede
Ragen-Maurice
Aturday
Kew
CCC No
Va. Lumber Co
Thomes Mills
B” Va
Triangle Closes Season With Win Over Thomasville
Triangle edged Thomasville 4 to 3 at Willis Park in a pitchers duel. Dawson struck out 10 for Triangle while Haney of Thomasville yielded seven hits in eight innings before Ray relieved. Cooper drove in the decisive run as Triangle broke a tie in the ninth to seal the victory. Rudisill Finch and Stiers led Thomasville with the bat.
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Triangle
Thomasville Chair
Willis Park
Haney
Thomasville
Dawson
Mike Ray
Clark
Cooper
Rudisill
J. Finch
Stiers
Klute
Caeppeerehees
Svereens Clark
Walien
Emerywood Second in Reidsville Golf Meet
Emerywood Country Club golf team finished second in the Inter-City Golf League tournament held yesterday afternoon in Reidsville. Salisbury won with 74 points, High Point earned 62, Reidsville 61, and Burlington 36. Local players scored as follows: Merrilees 84, Snow 77, Garrett 84, Poole 89, Matton 3, Woollen 84, Woollen 87, McPheeters 90, Abels 91, Ingle 102, Lewis 92, Parker 100.
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Emerywood Country Club
Reidsville
Salisbury
High Point
Burlington
Andy Merrilees
Bill Snow
Jack Garrett
Jimmie Poole
L. C. Matton
J. W. Woollen
Ed Woollen
R. A. McPheeters
J. C. Abels
BF. Ingle
George Lewis
Cg, L. Parker
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Moore
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