Dunkelberger Wins Youth Golf Crown Bid At Carolinas Meet
Dunkelberger 14 from Sedgefield defeats Loughridge Salisbury 3 1 to reach final against Lee Shackelford Greenville DC for Carolinas Junior golf title. Shackleford won over Brownlow 3 2. other matches include Harrison Warner 4 3 and Moore Abels 20th hole. Final rounds scheduled this afternoon after 9 am start.
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Golf Meet Finals In Carolinas Narrowly Decided
The final rounds produced a 3-2 result with Palmer Laughridge beating Rodney Warner in Raleigh second flight action. In Ed John Rodgers at Greenville 6-4, Albert Carr won over Bill Frank in Durham 7-5. Multiple matches across flights featured close scores and late finishes, including finals decided by extra holes.
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Yankees Face Tigers In Crucial Series At Detroit
Yankees open a four game set in Detroit as they chase the AL lead, with Tigers half a game back. Giants hold a slim edge over Cubs who gain on the leaders after their wins. Bill Dickey drives the Yankees with two homers and Bo Chapman aboard.
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Four Hopefuls Vie In Carolinas Junior Final Round
Greensboro July 12 Four survivors from the opening rounds of the Carolinas Junior golf championship battled the Sedgefield Country Club course to decide the finalists. Semi finalists include Bobby Dunkelberger High Point Palmer Laughridge Salisbury Lee Shackelford Greenville D C and Jack Garrett High Point.
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Mid-Dixie Netters Edge Into Quarter-Finals Clash Looms
Spartanburg July 12 Eight seeded players advanced in the Mid-Dixie tennis tourney quarter finals without dropping a set. Defending champ John McDiarmid of Fort Worth faces Bill Parkhill of Chicago while No 3 Wibur Hess of Austin meets Robert Lake of Birmingham in the upper bracket. Lower bracket pairs Doc Barr Dallas vs Jack Mooney and No 5 Atlanta vs Lefty Bryan Chattanooga against Jack Beckman of Charleston. Junior semifinals see Russell Ball El Paso versus Campbell Gillespie Atlanta and Russell Bobbitt Atlanta vs Grayton Allen Charleston.
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Clinard and Snow Champion Title on Em erywood Course
Clinard and Snow vie for the President's Cup title in the first flight. They played a 36 hole af fair at Em erywood Country Club today with Bill Snow facing Gib Clinard. Clinard carries an 18 stroke handicap and they were even after the first nine holes.
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Scot foresees shift in amateur golf ranks in Carolinas
Emerywood Club pro Andy Merrilees predicts a notable rise in local amateurs after returning from the Carolinas Juniors at Sedgefield. He praises swing technique and weight gains among High Point Sedgefield Greensboro entrants. He notes Bob Dunkelberger Jack Garrett as strong finals contenders and cites key local players as top prospects.
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Sea-Sickness Bids Farewell on Myrtle Beach Fishing Trip
Southeastern Sparts writer recounts a May Florida sea-sickness incident and a revitalizing Myrtle Beach fishing excursion. Five guests boarded the boat including Hazel Scoggins from High Point and Helen Grady from Concord who led in catches while Boone from Greensboro hooked two sharks but landed none.
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Major League Leaders Amid Stalwart Baseball Stats
Listing of league leaders across hitting scoring and pitching from the National and American Leagues. Notable figures include Ott Medwick Gehringer Manush and Werber leading in multiple categories with Gerringer and Chapman among the top in triples and doubles.
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Piedmont League Games Today Standings
Asheville meets Greensboro Norfolk faces Charlotte Richmond battles Wilmington in Piedmont League games today scheduling two contests across four cities.
Unclear score report from yesterday games
Results yesterday show Asheville 1 to 7 loss and Richmond leading 53 to 2. Norfolk defeated Wilmington 5 to 0 and 4 to 6. Charlotte beat Greensboro with 4 to 3.
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Today’s Major Matches Set Across NBA Cities
Today features Chicago visiting Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, and St. Louis at Philadelphia as marquee showdowns across the league.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results yesterday show Philadelphia defeating St Louis 5 to 2 and New York beating Pittsburgh 3 to 2. Chicago clipped Boston 3 to 2 while Brooklyn ran over Cincinnati 5 to 2 with a 1-1 tie between Boston and Chicago?
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Games Today Across The League
Philadelphia faces Chicago New York meets Detroit Washington plays Cleveland in the only scheduled basketball games for today.
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New York Beats Cleveland 9 to 4 in Big League Game
New York earned a 9 to 4 victory over Cleveland as Detroit topped Washington 13 to 7 in another early season matchup. Both games featured scoring bursts and key performances from leading hitters.
Night Hockey Scores Across Cities Show Mixed Results
Toronto 8 2, Newark 2 5, Montreal 5 1, Albany 1, Buffalo 14 15. Syracuse at Rochester listed as night game with results pending.
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Calvary M. E. Wins Off Central Friends In S. S. Loop Tilt
Calvary M. E. edged Central Friends 11 to 6 in a Sunday School League baseball game. Weavil pitched brilliantly allowing five hits and fanning 14. he also starred at the plate with a single, triple, and strong at bats. Kennedy and Peele highlighted Calvary’s offense while Causey pitched for Central Friends amid wildness and limited support.
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Switzerland Leads With 15.49 Percent Trained for Military Service
Switzerland reports 15.49 percent of its population trained for military service the highest level globally in preparedness. The figure highlights the nation's enduring emphasis on defense and citizen readiness.
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Norfolk out 10 halt Hornets
Norfolk’s Tare eyes action as Charlotte closes in on the second half pennant. The Hornets swept Greensboro 4-3. Norfolk split doubleheaders with Wilmington and Richmond’s Colts as other clubs posted wins.
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McLarnin to Meet Barney Ross Again on September 6
New York reports Jimmy McLarnin will face Barney Ross in a 15 round welterweight title rematch on September 6. The fighters met last month at Madison Square Garden bowl, delivering a vivid contest and a repeat bout is highly anticipated at a major league venue or the bowl where champions rarely defend titles.
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Stars Rise in MLB Actions Across Teams
Gabby Harnett of the Cubs hit with power in a double win over the Braves. Phil Collins of the Phillies pitched well to beat the Cards. Lefty O'Doul of the Giants delivered a fifth inning single for the winning run against the Pirates. Hank Greenberg of the Tigers scored twice and drove in three as Detroit routed the Senators. Ray Benge of the Dodgers held the Reds scoreless after a rough start. Bill Dickey of the Yankees hit two home runs in a win over the Indians.
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Cliff Bolton's Club Plays Here Sunday Against Electricians
Cliff Bolton leads the Thomasville Textile nine in a Sunday 3 p.m. clash at Willis Park against the Southern Public Utilities team in High Point. Bolton is on the suspended list for refusing to sign with the Washington Senators. Fans recall his Piedmont league days with the High Point club. P U. expects a hard battle and prepares for the visitors.
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Amos Independents Face CCC Nine At Willis Park
The Amos Independents host the CCC baseball team tonight at Willis Park under the lights. New pitchers Haney and Hendrix join the Amos staff for the game, while the CCC camp squad fields a balanced lineup and aims to challenge the locals.
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Plutocrat President Draws Tiny Salary in Negrito Village
In Casiguran Bay Philippines the village president of Negrito earns 2 dollars a month. The description labels him a plutocrat reflecting the stark contrast with local poverty and official pay.
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