Sentinel shoots guardsman at Fort Moultrie in Charleston
Sergeant Merbert L. Ayres of Wilmington North Carolina was killed by a sentinel outside the Fort Moultrie national guard encampment. The sentinel was detained as investigators prepare a full report promised by Captain Charles Johnson. Ayres joined Battery A of the 252nd coast artillery for a two week training July 7.
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Charleston
8. C
Fort Moultrie
Charles §. Johnson
Merbert L. Ayres
Wilmington
N. C
252Nd Coast Artillery
Ayetsa
National Guard
Sentinel
Col
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All Stars Rally Past Nationals In Polo Grounds Classic
In New York July 10 the American league All Stars beat the Nationals 7 to 3 after a nine inning slugfest at Polo Grounds. Red Ruffing and Carl Hubbell worked. Mel Harder and Dissy Dean relieved. Hubbell earned the NL MVP plaque amid McGraw memorial ceremonies.
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New York
Nationals
Nacionals
Lon Warnécke
Wanungo
Carl Hubbell
Mel Harder
Americans
Distry Dean
John Joseph McGraw
Vérnon Gomez
Yankees
Giants
McGraw
Mac
Hubbell
Baseball Writers’ Association
Frank Graham
New York Sun
Gehringer
Frisch
Wally Berger
Manush
Ruth
Gehrig
Foxx
Traynor
Medwick
Gomen
Cuyler
Cronin
al Simmons
Bill Dickey
Jackson
Gomez
Berger
Terry
Bill
Simmons
Hartnett
Billy Herman
Cubs
Pie Traynor
Joe Medwick
Cuyléer
Lon Warneke
Cuba
Jackeson
Hospital films draw public ire over drama and vulgarity
Hollywood critics lament the hospital as a source of melodrama in films. They flag Nurse and Men in White for sensationalism and sexual entanglements, while Doctor Monica and Cavalcade receive mixed reactions. The piece argues studio trends shape public tastes and theater programming.
Kapok Fiber Use in American Mattress Production
About 10,000 tons of kapok fiber are used annually in the manufacture of American mattresses.
Kid Chocolate to Meet Hayes Tomorrow Night
New York July 10 AP Kid Chocolate the ebony Reed from Cuba returns to the ring tomorrow night at Ebbetts field for a ten round bout with Pete Hayes. He hopes the New York state athletic commission will restore his featherweight title which was taken last winter after he failed to defend in time. Chocolate is physically fit and can make the 126 pound limit. The commission will consider his application at tomorrow’s meeting.
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Kid Chocolate
Reed
Cuba
Ebbetts Field
Pete Hayes
New York State Athletic Commission
Chocolate
Fights Last Night in Three Cities
Tony Celli from Leominster outpointed Jackie Aldare of New York in West Springfield. Patsy Perroni of Cleveland outpointed Jack McCarthy of Boston in Boston. Mike Barto of New Kensington fought Joey Wilson of Cleveland in Pittsburgh.
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West Springfield
Mass
Tony Celli
Leominister
Jackie Aldare
New York
Boston
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Jack McCarthy
Pittsburgh
Mike Barto
New Kensington
Atoony
Joey Wilson
Ashevilles Carl Knowles Edges Walter Kirkwood In Bout
Carl Knowles of Asheville outpointed Walter Kirkwood of Washington in a close boxing match at 170 pounds with a 10 round decision. Kirkwood fought hard in the late rounds but Knowles controlled the tempo and earned the verdict.
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Asheville
Carl Knowles
Savannah
Walter Kirkwood
Washington, D. C
Miami Ducky Burton Upsets Clinton Boxer in Narrow Decision
Miami fighter Burton 126 pounds edged Clinton, Iowa's Al Gil in a close outpoint victory. The bout showcased Burton's defensive skills and steady pace as he controlled the later rounds.
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Miami
Ducky Burton
Clinton
al Gil
New York
Rejuvenation of Tourists Evident In Piedmont Race
CHARLOTTE July 10 Asheville's Tourists showed signs of regaining form in the Piedmont league race. In the only game yesterday the mountain club played effectively and gave the Richmond Colts a challenge in a tight contest.
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N. C
Asheville
Mountain
Richmond Colts
Tourists Add New SC Player Tom Wolfe in 7-3 Win
The Tourists introduced South Carolina semi pro third baseman Tom Wolfe who went 3 for 3. Paul Dunhiap drove in two on a seventh inning double as Balaski and Grayson Wolf pitched well in a rain affected slate. Rain halted Charlotte’s Greensboro visit and Wilmington’s Norfolk game with the Tars.
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Ruth
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Mungo
Frisch
Cronin
Martin
Traynor
Gehringer
Chuck Kiein
Cubs
Medwick
Mel Ott
Cuyler
Ruffing
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Ott
Chapman
Klein
Paul Waner
Pirates
Berger
Waner
Terry
Arky Vaughan
Pirate
Dean
Nationals
Klemn
Paul Waneér
Vaughan
al Lopes
Foxx
Simmons
Dicky
Cochrane
Detroit
Averill
Billy Herman
Fred Frankhouse
Boston
Harder
Gehrig
National Traynor
Tourists
South Carolina
Tom Wolfe
Paul Dunhiap
Mike Balaski
Grayson Wolf
Charlotte
Greensboro
Wilmington
Norfolk
Seeded Players Get Into Action In Net Tourney
Spartanburg July 10 Seeded performers were set for their first match at the annual mid south tennis tournament. Rain disrupted play yesterday leaving all eight top seeds idle. Names include John McDiarmid Fort Worth Lefty Bryan Chattanooga Wilbur Hess Austin Dec Barr Dallas Jack Mooney Atlanta Robert Lake Birmingham Bill Parkhill Chicago and Jack Beckman Charleston. Junior singles matches are slated for today.
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John McDiarmid
Ft. Worth
Texas
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilbur Hess
Austin
Dec Barr
Dallas
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Robert Lake
Birmingham
Bill Parkhill
Chicago
Jack Beckman
Charleston
Londos Ordered To Fight Lewis For Title Clash
Chicago July 10 Jim Londos wrestling champion was ordered by the Illinois athletic commission to meet Ed Lewis in a title match within 90 days. The bout would pay a 40000 guarantee or a 40 percent share of net gate receipts. Londos’ manager Ed White sought two weeks grace to review the Chicago Stadium offer from Joe Foley.
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Chicago
Jim Londos
Illinois Athletic Commission
Strangler) Lewis
Ed White
London
Joe Foley
Unified Regulation of Communication Starts Tomorrow
Washington July 10 The nation will begin unified regulation of wire and wireless systems tomorrow. The Federal Communications Commission will organize work and absorb the old radio commission chaired by Eugene O Sykes. One division will set channels and wavelengths for radio while telephone and telegraph divisions must first establish broad studies before rate fixing.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Eugene O. Sykes
Ths
Radio Commission
Sykes
Commission
Stars Face Image Criticism and Style Shifts
Several female film stars including Mae West Norma Shearer Jean Harlow Constance Bennett and Carole Lombard confront heavy criticism of their pictures. Reportedly they may need to overhaul styles entirely as their screen futures hang in the balance.
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Mae West
Norma Shearer
Jean Harlow
Constance Bennett
Carole Lombaré
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