Guilford Faces Melrose for Industrial Amateur Loop Lead
Guilford Hosiery Mill and Melrose clash for Amateur league leadership with both teams undefeated. Other matches include Amos vs Tomlinson Chair, Crown at Jamestown, and Triangle facing Furniture City, as reports urge prompt score submissions to The Enterprise.
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Guilford Hosiery Mill
Melrose
Guilford
Amos
Crown
Tomlinson Chair Company
Jamestown
Triangle
Enterprise Office
Tomlinson
Kearns Street
Furniture City
Robbins
Adames Millis
Civitan
le Pet Guilford
Einai
Highland and Adams-Millis Shine in Byes at Overall Meet
In the Overall meet, Southern Chair faces High Point Overall while Highland contests 8 P U at Highland. Adams-Millis earns a bye.
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P. A
Southern
Southern Chair
High Point
Highland
P. U
Adams-Millis
Two Bitter Matches In Spring Lake Tennis Tourney
In Spring Lake New Jersey the challenge trophy continued with two top singles clashes. Frank X. Shields ranked fifth nationally faced Berkeley Bell as Frankie Parker of Milwaukee met Herbert L. Bowman of New York. Shields and Parker were favored to win and claim the trophy in tomorrow's finals.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Frank X. Shields
New Yorker
Berkeley Bell
Austin
Tex
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Herbert L. Bowman
New York
Shields
Parker
Canadian amateur golf title on brink of return to U S
Four players reached the semi finals of the Canadian amateur championship in Vancouver with Ken Black 20, son of a Shaughnessy Heights pro, as the remaining Canadian hope. His semi final foe was Harry Givan of Beattie, a University of Washington freshman, while Frank Dojp of Portland faced Albert Scotty Campbell of Seattle in the other match.
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Vancouver
B. C
United States
Ken Black
Shaughnessy Heights Club
Jack
Harry Givan
Beattie
University of Washington
Frank Dojp
Portland
Albert
Scotty) Campbell
Seattle
Quinn Released By Cincinnati Reds
John Picus Quinn veteran spitball pitcher is released by the Cincinnati Reds after starting as relief pitcher this spring. The 48 year old former major league hurler headed home to Chicago seeking another big league berth.
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Cincinnati
John Picus Quinn
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Nats Lead Over Yankees Shrinks to One Game
The Washington Senators see their AL lead narrow after a rough road trip and a 12-0 Yankee win over the Browns. New York’s offense, led by Lefty Gomez and Bill Dickey’s homer, cut Washington’s edge to one game as Chicago beat Washington 9-6. Cleveland edged Philadelphia 6-5, Detroit beat Boston 3-2, and in the NL the Giants beat the Cardinals 3-2 to move into fourth place. Pirates and Cubs won, while Phillies beat Reds 4-3 to drop to last.
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Yankees
Giants
Cardinals
Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Yanks
Bronx
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Vernon
Gomez
Yankee
Bump Hadley
Hank McDonald
Bill Dickey
Chicago
Washington
Lake Appling
Richmond Pitcher Holfhouser Shines In Piedmont Race
Richmond right hander Herman Holfhouser dominated as he posted his 17th win in 22 starts for the Colts, fending off three big league scouts as Charlotte fell 6 to 2. Kron homered and collected two more hits for the Colts while Wilmington stayed close in the pennant chase. Greensboro routed Winston-Salem 17 to 1 with Mize adding four hits, and the Durham Bees beat Greensboro 6 to 2 in a separate game. The Charlotte council eyed Sunday baseball amid city issues.
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Charlotte
Richmond
Wilmington
Herman Holfhouser
Holfhouser
University of North Carolina
Colts
Kron
Pirates
Greensboro
Pats
Winston-Salem
Clark
Martin
Mize
Piedmont League Standings and Schedule
Games today feature Charlotte at Richmond Greensboro at Winston Durham at Wilmington. Results yesterday show Charlotte 2 Richmond 6 Durham 2 Wilmington 5 Greensboro 17 Winston 1.
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Charlotte
Richmond
Durham
Wilmington
Greensboro
Winston
Scores From Baseball Standings at a Glance
New York 3, St. Louis 2. Pittsburgh 8, Boston 3. Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 3. Chicago 4, Brooklyn 1. Matches: Boston at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Grant Meets Reese In Semi Finals Of Southern Tourney
In Atlanta Bryant Grant seeded No 1 faces Billy Reese in the Southern tennis tournament semi finals. Grant swept Harry Prusoff 9 7 6 2 yesterday while Reese defeated Doc Barr 7 5 4 6 7 6. Other semi finalists include Latty Bryan and John McDiarmid in men’s singles and Anna Koll Josephine Gray Lila Porter Beatrice Bryan in women’s singles.
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Atlanta
Bryant Grant
Billy Reese
Grant
Harry Prusoff
Seattle
Wash
Reese
Doc Barr
Dallas
Tex
Robert “Latty
Bryan
Chattanooga
Wilbur Hess
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Tez
Lenoir Wright
Charlotte
N. C
Anna Koll
New Orleans
Katherine Pearson
Houston
Josephine Gray
Cincinnati
Helen Carney
Shreveport
Lila Porter
Mobile
Ala
Erica Case
Asheville
Beatrice Bryan
Memphis
Julia Pickens
Tee N.C
Fights Reported From Last Night Card
Carmen Knapp of New Haven outpointed Petrolle of Schenectady in New Haven. Yod Morgan of Seattle knocked out Sailor Leo Darden of Bremerton in Seattle.
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New Haven
Conn
Carmen Knapp
Schenectady
N. Ree
Seattle
Yod Morgan
Leo Dardeen
Uremerton
Australia Aims to Upend England in Doubles at Wimbledon
Australia and Great Britain face a pivotal doubles match in the European zone Davis Cup finals at Wimbledon. Adrian Quist teams with Jock Crawford against Fred Perry and George Patrick Hughes as Australia seeks to level the series after Britain won two of the opening singles. The winner advances to meet France for the long cup.
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Wimbledon
England
Great Britain
George Patrick A
Fred Perry
Adrian Quist
Turnbull
Cou
Eng
Australia
Sion
Bowen
Jock Crawford
George Patrick Hughes
Vivian Grath
Bfe
Row
Crawford
Imbledon
Plaw
H. W
Fanny) Astin
Berry
McGrath
Perry
Auteuil
France
Three Speakers Who Graduated From Time Law College
Three speakers of the house in the past 33 years all graduated from Time Law College, Cannon Clark and Longworth.
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House of Representatives
Time Law College
Cannon, Clark and Longworth
Major League Leaders From Yesterday's Games
The American League leaders include Foxx with a .873 batting average and 77 runs, Simmons leading in RBIs with 84 and 127 hits for White Sox and Senators respectively. In the National League Klein tops batting at .365 with 121 hits, and Vaughan leads in triples with 11 while Klein has 17 homers.
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Athletics
Simmons
White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Sox
Manush
Senators
Cronin
Burns
Browns
Combs
Higgins
Ruth
Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Allen
Grove
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
P. Waneer
Pirates
Vaughan
Fullis
P. Waner
F. Herman
Cubs
Berger
Braves
Fallis
Tinning
Cantwell
Giants Rally With Ninth Inning Homer Beats Cardinals
Johnny Verger hit a ninth inning homer as the Giants defeated the Cardinals 38 to 2. O'Dell Hale drove in four runs for the Indians in a victory over the Athletics. Phil Collins held the Reds to two hits in eight innings and the Phillies beat Washington. Bill Jurges contributed to three double plays for the Cubs against the Dodgers. Fred and Vaughan each had three hits for the Pirates in a win over the Braves. John Stone drove in two runs with a double and two singles for the Tigers against the Red Sox.
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Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
O'Dell Hale
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Fred Marberry
Henry Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Carl Hubbell
Johnny Verger
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston Braves
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Léon Warneke
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Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Philadelphia
Indians
Athletics
Phil Collins
Washington
Bill Jurges
Dodgers
Fred and Vaughan
Braves
John Stone
Tigers
Red Sox
Pointers Face Albemarle Tonight At Willis Field
The Pointers meet Albemarle of the Granite Belt league at Willis Park tonight at 8. Camp, Sherrill, Perry, Andrews and Raudisill headline a strong local pitching corps. Camp is praised for bat control and timing, while Hayworth rotates at first base. Thomasville fans closely follow the Pointers’ early season action.
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Albemarle
Willis Park
Kirby
Sherrill
Perry
Andrews
Raudisill
North
South Carolina
Thomasville
Hayworth
Fast Brown Williamson
Winston-Salem
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