University to enter two teams in AAU meet at Chapel Hill
The University of North Carolina plans two full teams for the Carolinas and junior national AAU events at Chapel Hill July 13 and 28 at High Point. Wilson and Tarboro may enter full teams to vie for the team trophy and sweep Carolinas events. Open events feature exhibition competition with no eligibility, and trophies award medals for top three in each event. Mercury club predicts a large field, possibly the biggest since 1941.
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Dunkleberger and Case Vie For City Golf Title In 36 Hole Final
The Blair Park course hosts a 36 hole city championship final between Donald Dunkleberger and George Case at 1 30 p m. Both qualified with top scores led by a course record 66 and a 69. Dunkleberger defeated Case's twin George to reach the final while Case beat defending champion Frank Wood. Pro Al Gerring hails strong turnout and predicts an all time record crowd for today’s match amid hopeful sun after recent rain.
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Cubs End 26-Inning Drought With Double Victory
In Indianapolis the Braves recalled Jim Wallace after a waiver issue. Emerson Roser joins from the Indians on a 24-hour recall option. In Chicago the Cubs beat Cincinnati 2–0 in 12 innings, then 1–0 in the nightcap with Frank Secory’s pinch homer providing the margin.
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Evans Outlasting Youngsters In Golf Semi at Colonial
MEMPHIS Tenn July 6 Chick Evans 57 year old amateur outlasted two young collegians to reach the Colonial invitation tournament semifinal. He faces Wilford Wehrle tomorrow. Don Schumacher Cary Middlecoff also advance in the other bracket. Finals set for tomorrow afternoon with Bobby Jones as referee. The principal food of half the human race is rice.
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Woodward Entires Dominate Comely Handicap at Empire City
Bonnie Berg and Hypnotic, silks of William Woodward, led a strong field to finish first and second in the $20,000 added Comely Handicap at Empire City Jamaica. Bonnie Beryl won by a half length in 1:44 1/5 over Hypnotic with Bridal Flower strong in third, followed by Elpis Surosa Dorothy Brown Sicily Turnplate and Mahmoudess.
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Sicily
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California star wins national interscholastic tennis title
Hugh Stewart of South Pasadena high school defeats Leonard Steiner of Brooklyn Technical high school in three straight sets 6 3, 6 2, 6 4 to win the national interscholastic singles championship in Charlottesville.
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Odds favor American League in all star game at Fenway Park
James J. Carroll of the St. Louis betting commission quotes odds at 1 to 3 for the American League and 242 to 1 against the National League in the up next Tuesday’s all star game to be played at Boston Fenway Park.
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Mayflower Stakes at Suffolk Downs Mel Epley Wins
T. C. Melrose's two year old Mel Ep pley led all the way to win the $25 000 added Mayflower Stakes at Suffolk Downs by a three quarters of a length over Silee. A crowd of 27 367 witnessed the six furlongs race.
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Fighting Don Wins Myrtlewood Stake at Arlington Park
Fighting Don raced to a head victory in the $25 000 Myrtlewood stake before 35 000 at Arlington Park today. Bobanet was second and Three Dots third. Fighting Don ran six furlongs in 1 11 and paid 7 00 4 20 and 2 80.
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Washington Tops Red Sox 4-0 For First Home Win
Mickey Haefner held Boston to no runs as Washington earned its first home victory of the season, 4-0. Joe Grace opened the scoring with a triple, and Stan Spence, Gerry Priddy, and Al Evans contributed key hits to back Haefner’s solid pitching.
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Doerr May Not Appear In Star Game On Tuesday
Bobby Doerr Boston slugging second baseman may miss the All-Star game in Boston Tuesday due to a right thumb injury. The injury occurred in Philadelphia during the last play of a doubleheader, keeping him out of today's game with the Senators. He said it will likely be Monday night before he knows if he can play for the American Leaguers against the National Leaguers.
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Probable Pitchers for Tomorrow's Major League Games
National League matchups list probable starters with records for Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn and Boston and American League games featuring New York Boston St Louis Chicago Cleveland and Detroit players Murchildon Knerr Hudson Masterson Newhouser Feller Webber and others noted by team.
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Cards Rally for 12 4 Victory over Pirates
The St. Louis Cardinals erased a three run deficit with a six run third inning to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 4 in front of the home crowd. Gables Gerheauser Bahr and Lopez for St. Louis, Dickson Wilks and Gargiolo for Pittsburgh.
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France’s Sephariades Wins Henley Diamond Sculls
In Henley England Jean Sephariades of France defeated John B Kelly Jr of the US Navy by tee lengths in the finals of the diamond sculls at the first postwar regatta.
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France
John B. Kelly, Jr
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