High Point Names South Carolina Star as New Football Coach
South Carolina All-State fullback and captain Bolick Jr. will lead High Point High School football next season. T. Wingate Andrews announced the hire, praising his record and college training at Presbyterian College. He was mythical All-South Carolina eleven selection in 1934 and won the Jacobs Blocking Trophy for top blocking back in the state.
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Bolick, Jr
Presbyterian College
Clinton
8. C
South Carolina
High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
Slick
Eduir
Ion, S. C
Jacobs
H. A. Millis
North Carolina
Williamson Wins Senior 880 in Carolinas AAU
The article profiles Williamson a multi sport athlete from Charleston S C who won the senior 880 in the Carolinas AAU and is noted as captain of the Blue Stocking boxing club and heavyweight Palmetto state champion while also earning varsity letters in basketball and baseball.
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Williamson
Carolinas
A. U
Blue Stocking
Palmetto
Charleston
Bolick
Walter Johnson
South
Veterans Versus At Willis Park 7 Young To Oppose Dennis
Youths meet veterans this afternoon at Willis Park as Adams Millis and Duke Power clash in game three of their series at 4 o clock. The contest pits age against youth in a billed showdown held at the Willis Park venue.
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Willis Park
Young
Dennis
Adams-Millis
Lefty Young
Page Dennis
Duke Power Company
Adams-Millis All Club
Duke
Adams- Millis
Gates Smith
Mayfield Ferguson
Carl Ellerbe
Leroy Earnhardt
Bill Ragsdale
Electrician
Earl Conner
Wayne Connor
Stafford
Red Jappe
Dennis Peace
Aunt Pierce
Bill Fritz
Grady Stone
Enoch Cooper
Cris Harvey
White Sox
Charlie Young
Chatham Planketeers
Durham Bulls
Valdese Waldensians
Connor Brothers
Earnhardt
Smith
Ragsdale
Harvey
Adama Millis
Cubs win sweep of Braves in double header
Chicago Cubs defeat Boston Braves 10 2 and 3 1 to complete a double header sweep before 11 500 fans. Charley Root wins opener with Roy Henshaw losing control early while Dan McFayden and Bob Brown allow 13 hits. Bill Lee earns his ninth victory in the nightcap as the Cubs extend the season series to 12 of 14.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Braves
Charley Root
Roy Henshaw
Danny McFayden
Bob Brown
Cubs
Bill Lee
Frank Demeree
Chuck Klein
Brown
MacFayden
Hogan
Mueller
Root
Hartnett
Columbia Youth Captures Honors in First Meet
Dick Little, 17, of Columbia South Carolina led the opening Carolinas A A U track meet with 18 points as he won junior and senior broad jumps and top times in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Duke’s John David Pickard scored 16 points in multiple events. UNC and Duke shared team glory with Duke totaling 33 in the senior program and UNC close behind.
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Charlotte
Dick Little
Columbia
S. C
John David Pickard
Duke University
Charlotte Playgrounds
Pickards
Tom Hawthorne
University of North Carolina
Milt Morse
Duke
Morse Hawthorne
Carolina Playgrounds
Duke Blue Devils
Bacon
Senoir
Harry Williamson
Little
Lionel Weil
Triangle Opens Second Half with Win Over Tomlinson
Triangle defeated Tomlinson 4 to 2 to start the Industrial League’s second half. Dawson and A Smith pitched well for Triangle and Tomlinson’s D Stout led with two hits. Thomasville-Adams-Millis game postponed due to scheduling misunderstanding.
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Triangle
Tomlinson
Thomasville
D. Stout
Cooper
Stout
Coletrane
B. Stout
A. Smith
Frye
Shorty Smith
Adams-Millis
Bill Ragan
Jesse Finch
Dennis Peace
Charlie Young
Pee
Ys Ae
Adams
Millis
J. Finch
Thomasy
E* Peace
Young
Adams-Mill -Millis Stone
Stiers
Trotter
Finch
Rudisill
Dorsett
Cumby
Rowland
Harvey
Adama-Millis
L. Cooper
Coletrane Ingon
Tomlinson Pierce
I. Young
Adams -Millia
Rush Triangle
Thomasyv Seeene
Perry
Baker
Moffitt
Triangle Klute
Fox
Hinkle
Ward
Haney
Clary
Werner
Thomaay Delappeams
Whitt
Tom
L. Harvey
Petty
Smith Leading Industrial Loop
From 1926 to 1934 the average weight of automobiles rose by more than 25 percent.
Local Mentors Plan Football Drills For Fall Camp
Carolina college mentors and other leading citizens in the state discuss plans to start football drills at the local high school this fall. He expect to arrive with his wife in September to begin preparing for the 1935 campaign.
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Carolina College
Carideo to Assist Sasse in Coaching at Mississippi State
Former Notre Dame All American quarterback Frank Carideo was named by Mississippi State coach Ralph Sasse as assistant. He will report September 2 and work full time on backfield material and kicker coaching.
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Carideo
Sasse
Mississippi State
Atlanta
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Ralph Irvine Sasse
Mississippi State College
Hallahan Shuts Out Phillies as Cardinals Win
Hallahan held the Philadelphia Phillies to two scratch hits to steer the World Champion Cardinals to a 4 to 0 victory. It marked Hallahan's third straight win in two weeks as St Louis extended its win streak to eight and remained seven and a half games behind the New York Giants.
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Hallahan
ST. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants Top Pirates In Odd Exhibition To Keep Lead
New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in a quirky exhibition at Pittsburgh. The win extends the Giants’ first place and marks Pittsburgh’s 11th loss in 15 games. Manager Pie Traynor reshuffled the lineup, Hafey homered once as New York piled up 18 hits and chased Hubbell in the fourth inning.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Giants
Giants
Pie Traynor
Lloyd Waner
Bud Hafey
Carl Hubel
Hafey
Hubbell
New York
Mancuso
Bush
Hoyt
Swift
Padden
Reds Win In Eighth To Stop Brooklyn Surge
Cincinnati rallies in the eighth inning to defeat Brooklyn 5 to 2 as George Earnshaw yields three runs while Al Hollingsworth struggles for the Reds. Oskie Slade drives in the decisive runs with a double and Kiki Cuyler, Babe Herman spark the late offense. The win pulls Cincinnati within a half game of fifth-place Brooklyn.
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REDS
Cincinnati
George Earnshaw
Brooklyn
al Hollingsworth
Oskie Slade
Kiki Cuyler
Babe Herman
Southern Association scoreline roundup from night games
Atlanta defeated Knoxville 56 to 4 in 12 innings, a high scoring marathon. Birmingham fell 5 to 6 at New Orleans in 11 innings. Nashville beat Chattanooga and Memphis at Little Rock in a night game.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Knoxville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Little Rock
Baseball Scores From League Action Briefs
The American League results include Detroit tying Philadelphia 18 to 3, Cleveland defeating Boston 4 to 2, Chicago beating New York 8 to 7, and Washington over St Louis 11 to 4.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Births on British Ships Rise in Maritime Statistics
The record notes an average of 140 births occur annually aboard British ships. It highlights maritime health statistics and port authorities tracking birth outcomes at sea, with implications for seafarer welfare and on-board medical readiness.
Discovery Victor Dominates James Butler Stakes at Empire City
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s Discovery wins the one and one eighth mile James Butler Stakes at Empire City Park New York carrying 132 pounds. He trails world record pace by four fifths of a second but overcomes rivals to add this race to Brooklyn, Detroit Challenge Cup, and Stars and Stripes triumphs all within three weeks.
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New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
King Saxon
James Butler
Empire City
Display
Brooklyn
Stars and Stripes
Peak hour fatal motor accidents last year
The most deadly time for motor crashes was between 7 and 8 p m last year with a spike in fatalities.
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Eeeeteae
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W. Connor
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Ferguson
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