Three Inter-City league showdowns thrill fans Saturday
In Thomasville Finchfield hosts Rag an Maurice as the clash of rivals headlines a trio of key Saturday games. Adams Millis faces Bossong while McCrary meets Proximity as Greensboro stirs with the Eagles aiming for a third straight win.
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Thomasville
Ragan‘Maurice
Adams Millis
Bossong McCrary
Proximity
Ragan-Maurice Cubs
Finchfield
Ragan
Greensboro
McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
Adams‘Millis White Sox
Bossong
I. Pet. McCrary
Ragan-Maurice
Adams-Millis
Indians Battle Yankees With Five Homers and Record Ties
The Indians blasted away at Yankee Stadium in a 11 4 victory led by Hal Trosky with two homers. Cleveland tied the American League mark by hitting three four-base hits in one inning as Lou Gehrig slugged his 21st homer, leaving Trosky ahead by one in the season race.
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Cleveland
Hal Trosky
Yanks
Lou Gehrig
Trosky
Tigers
Senators
Detroit
Boston
White Sox
Wes Ferrell
Athletics
Browns
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Gas House Gang
Giants
Bill Terry
Cincinnti Reds
Boston Bees
Pirates
Phillies
Paul Waner
Bill Brubaker
Cuba
van Mungo
Daffy Dodger
Brooklyn
Cubs
U S Olympic Swim Coach Optimistic On Club Tryouts
Warwick Rhode Island July 19 Bob Kiphuth Olympic swimming coach says the United States will field its finest group of male swimmers at the Point pool for the final tryouts. He notes 38 of 53 aspirants have trained at Yale and New Haven and the three day meet will select the survivors.
Kiphuth Predicts Strong US Olympic Swimming Team
In remarks about the Berlin trip, Kiphuth asserts every event in the program is strong and no weak link will appear on the Olympic squad. He says the United States has an excellent chance to reclaim world supremacy in men's swimming from Japan.
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Berlin
United States
Japan
Merrilees Heads Tourney Entries at Myers Park Invitational
Local golfers are urged to contact Andy Merrilees at Emerywood Country Club to enter the Myers Park Invitational in Charlotte on August 26 to 28. Merrilees, appointed director of local entries, anticipates many High Point players participating.
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Charlotte
Andy Merrilees
Emerywood Country Club
Merrilees
United States Olympic Treasure Chest Short $75,000
New York July 10 and indicates that the United States Olympic fund is $75,000 short but a full women's track team is likely to go to Berlin. Women athletes have raised funds, with five more added to a squad that started with 17, then four, while officials reserve 14 liner places for them aboard the Manhattan. An additional $10,000 came in yesterday and several teams still lack funds for full participation.
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New York
United States
Berlin
Olympic
Manhattan
Industrial loop doubleheader at Adams-Millis park in High Point
Four Industrial league teams meet at Adams-Millis park for a twin bill with Marsh facing Highland and Thomasville Chair's Blues meeting Triangle. Amateur and Commercial games follow at various local fields including Oakdale, 434 diamond and Smith diamond with several matchups listed.
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Adams-Millis Park
Marsh
Highland
Thomasville Chair
Blues
Thomasville
Triangle
Guilford
Harriss-Covington
Huntley-Jackson
Oakdale
Adams-Millis’ Blues
Amos
Diamond
Furniture City
Tomlinson
Allen Jay Field
Logan Porter
Slane Hosiery
Kearns Street
Snow Lumber
Mills
Woodmen of the World
Allen Jay
Lindale
Smith Diamond
Kearns St
Harris-Covington
Woodmen
Adams-Millis Blues
Adams- Millis Park
Major League Leaders Freshly Updated
Major league leaders list top batters pitchers and fielders by league. Gehrig and Gehringer feature prominently for American with Foxx Trosky and Mantle show strong numbers in home runs and runs batted in. Pitching heroes Malone Grace French Lucas lead in wins and era.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Appling
White Sox
Ores
Gehringer
Tigers
Foxx
Red Sox
Trosky
Indians
DiMaggio
Rolfe
Clift
Browns
Medwick
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Jordan
Bees
Jensen
Pirates
Herman
Cubs
Camilli
Phillies
Goodman
Berger
S. Martin
Martin
French
Lucas
Hollywood Universals Lose 22-20 to College All Stars
In Los Angeles on July 10 the Olympic Basketball Club the Hollywood Universals fell 22 to 20 to a college all-star selection. The loss came as they struggle to raise funds for the I. B. New York event, having gathered only 300 dollars of the 2000 needed.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Universals
America
I. B
New York
Universal
Asheboro Juniors Sweep Pittsboro in Four Games
The Asheboro American Legion base ball team swept Pittsboro with four straight wins last week. The fourth game ended 10 to 9 at Pittsboro. The All-Stars host Hamlet at Lindley field at 3 30 this afternoon with the next game in Hamlet Monday afternoon.
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Asheboro
Asheboro American Legion
Pittsboro
All-Stars
Hamlet
Lindley Field
Child Aboard Train Survives After locomotive Passes
Nancy Carol Frewcard a 16 month old crawled onto the Green Bay and Western railroad right of way. A locomotive and three cars passed over her before the engineer stopped. She escaped unharmed with the car safely between rails. In related notes thefts in transit show coal losses at a notable rate and cigarette and tobacco losses at a similar fraction.
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Green Bay
Wis
Nancy Carol Frewcard
Green Bay and Western Railroad
Nancy
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