Yankees Face Trouble Amid League Turbulence
Yankee woes mount as a string of poor showings leaves the team under pressure. Lou Gehrig remains hot with his 24th homer and lead, while Detroit and Cleveland surge in the standings. The Tigers threaten, the Indians and Red Sox win, and Dizzy Dean’s impact looms as the league pivots.
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Gehrig
White Sox
Cardinals
Cubs
York Yankees
Kite Sox
John Itehead
Cleveland
Yanks
Lou Gehrig
Ed Rolfe
Jimmie Foxx
Arker
Toorrow
Tigrs
Detroit
Athletics
Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Ashington
Hird
Dizzy Dean
Turday
Wen
Diz
Ubs
Giants
St. Louis
Tiny Jim Chaplin
The
Bees
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's American League Results
Yesterday results included Cleveland routing Boston 11 to 3 and Detroit beating Philadelphia 5 to 2. Chicago defeated New York 6 to 3 while Washington downed St. Louis 7 to 3. Today matchups feature Detroit at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York along with Cleveland at Boston and St. Louis at Washington.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Washington
St. Louis
New York Wee
Sports scores and upcoming games in early standings
Chicago 1 New York 0 and Boston 4 Pittsburgh 1 lead the latest results. Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4 notes a high scoring affair while Brooklyn and St. Louis along with New York and Chicago are listed for future matchups. Philadelphia plays Cincinnati next.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn-St. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis
eLus
Broadway sports roundups mix trials and tidbits of fame
New York July 14 roundup notes Jesse Owens overtaking Joe Louis as a pop idol among the colored community after Olympic trials on Randall's Island. Dodgers win three straight, Canzoneri–Schmeling trade stalls, and Flatbush plans a Dodgers overhaul. Photos show Archie San Romani and Glenn Cunningham. Chamber chatter covers Sam Allen, hurdlers, Harvard’s Bill Bingham, Joe Humphrey’s funeral expenses, Mike Jacobs’ win, and Dionne’s 11th child. Yankees insure stars against damage at the stadium as the four minute mile topic lingers.
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Beddif Brintz
Associated Press
New York
Randall's Island
Jesse Owens
Joe Louis
Dodgers
Cardinals
Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri
Mike Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Flatbush
Archie San Romani
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Glenn
San Romani
Ben Eastman
Baloney
Sam Allen
Oklahoma
Sam
Bill Bingham
Harvard
Joe Humphrey
Joe
Mebbe Popper Dionne
N. Y
Evening Post
Dionne
Yankees
Loui Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Humphreys
Bees win sixth straight with 4 1 victory over Pirates
A pitcher celebrated his 76th birthday by delivering six strong innings as Boston beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1. In another National League game, Tisian sparked a big fifth and sixth inning rally for Cincinnati, driving Bucky Walter to cover and enabling a 6 to 4 win over Philadelphia. Cincinnati extended its win streak to five, while the Bees claimed a fifth consecutive victory.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Tisian
Bucky Walter
Reds
Phillies
Bees
Cincinnati
Thomasville Invades Asheboro to Decide City League Tilt
In the second half city league standings Thomasville sits 8-1 .750 as Bossong faces Ragan-Maurice while McGr ore projects a 301.000 metric. Thomasville at McCrary, Proximity at Adams-Millis, and Adams-Millis hosts Proximity with Bossong at Ragan-Maurice.
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Pet. McGrOre
Thomasville
Ragan-Maurice
Bossor
Adams-Millis
Proximity
Inter-City league set for hot Thursday and Friday games
Top two league leaders clash at Asheboro as Thomasville Chair faces McCrary Eagles in a crucial showdown that could put Chair Makers on top or keep McCrary undefeated. Adams-Millis White Sox meet Proximity with Meacham versus Bryant on the mound. Ragan Maurice Cubs oppose Bossong Indians in a potential title battle. All games start at 4 30 p.m.
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Asheboro
Thomasville
McCrary Eagles
McCrary
Adams-Millis White Sox
Adams-Millis Park
White Sox
Meacham
Charlie Bryant
Ragan- Maurice Cubs
Bossong
Indians
Goodman Favored In Western Meet
Omaha Neb July 14 Johnny Goodman of Omaha the last amateur to win the national open is the favorite at the Western Amateur after rounds of 68 and 68 at Happy Hollow. Defending champion Charlie Yates of Atlanta did not compete in qualifying as 31 players bid for match today.
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Omaha
Neb
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Happy Hollow
Nebraska
Atllantan
Rodney Bliss
Colorado Springs
Yates
Johnny Goodman
Goodman
Fights Last Night: Baer, Pirrone and Lomski Victors
Oklahoma City saw Max Baer knock out Jimmy Merriott in Tulsa while Paul Pirrone stopped Ralph Chong in Newark. Leo Lomski outpointed Eddie Boyle in Chicago and Harry Schuman edged Roy Sailey in Miami. Ben Brown defeated Young Terry in Baltimore and Buck Everett beat Al Delaney in Washington.
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Oklahoma City
Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Jimmy Merriott
Tulsa
Okla
Newark
N. J
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Ralph Chong
New Orleans
Chicago
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Eddie Boyle
Miami
Harry Schuman
Roy Sailey
Baltimore
Ben Brown
Atlanta
Young Terry
Trenton
Washington
Buck Everett
Aif Delaney
Buffalo
Life Saving Classes Begin At Y.M.C.A.
Peter Hairston of the American Red Cross begins a two week life saving class at the YMCA pool. Registration is open for Junior and Senior Life Savers awards. Daily instruction starts at 3 p m each afternoon.
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Peter Hairston
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Bossong Indians Win First Half in Inter-City League
The Bossong Indians clinched the first half title in the Inter-City Industrial league. Critics say the club won by exploiting every weak ball and making base hits while remaining smooth in play. Supporters credit smart hitting and solid teamwork to stay ahead.
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Bossong Indians
Judge Landis
Bossong
Indians Rise With Miracle Pitching In Half Race
Bossong fielded two top flight pitchers as Max Lanier and Charlie Wentz delivered miraculous wins amid heavy hitting. Hal Johnson Phairi Shoffnmer and Sally Newman aided the Indians who rode strong pitching to the lead while John son led league hitting at above .450 under constant pressure at the plate.
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Bossong
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy
Daffy Dean
Indians
Max Lanier
Southpaw
Charlie Wentz
Hal Johnson
Phairi Shoffnmer
Sally Newman
Johnson
Baseball scouts probe Inter-City league action in Finchfield
Fred Hunter of the Boston Red Sox scouted Inter-City league players in Finchfield. He praised the new ballpark and talked with Doak Finch about Red Sox farm training there next spring. The piece also notes other major league scouts arriving and adds a Mail Bag with local scheduling requests and notices from Ben Jones and Len about boxing.
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Fred Hunter
Boston Red Sox
Chatham Blanketeers
Ragan-Maurice Cubs
Finchfield
Fred
Doak Finch
Red Sox
Hunter
T. W. Moore
Lucky Strike
Durham
Robert W. Hutchins, Jr
Spencer
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Bill Bailey
Ben Jones
Salvation Army Eiides
Len
Duke Colgate clash eyed as top South gridiron draw
Ted Mann of Duke and Bob Madry of North Carolina have begun prepare for a fall bulletin detailing coaches and players. Madry’s column will cover the UNC squad with exhaustive notes. Mann plans Duke’s Colgate game at Durham on September 26 and seeks permission to use the bulletin heading. The game is billed as a major South attraction likely to surpass last year’s Duke Carolina attendance record.
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Ted Mann
Duke University
Bob Madry
University of North Carolina
Madry
Mann
Duke Colgate
Durham
Ted
South
Rare Triple Play by Softball Catcher in Monror
In Monror Michigan on July 14 a rare softball triple play was completed in the first inning between Consolidated and Dentists. Rob Beck's grounder to Allan Kronbach led to Elmer Frank tagging a runner at home, then Frank's throw to first nabbed another, and a series of throws from Vackler and Nelson closed the sequence with Frank making all three outs.
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Monror
Mich
Consolidated
Dentists
Rob Beck
Allan Kronbach
Elmer Frank
Beck
Prank
Vackler
Heck
Wrank
Pred Nelson
Frank
White Sox Aim To Win The 1936 Killer Title
Chicago White Sox under James Dykes chase the 1936 killer prize after eight wins in 11 starts. Injuries plagued players like Haas Appling Kreevich Morrissey and Rosenthal, yet App Radcliff and others still ranked among league leaders as the Sox won four of five from Cleveland and two of three from Boston before taking series from the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. The team hopes a strong finish will crown them champions.
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Earl Hilligan
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
James Joseph Dykes
White Sox
New York Yankees
New York
Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Ruppert Rifles
Yankee Stadium
Mule’ Haas
Luke Appling
Mike Kreevich
Joe Morrissey
Larry Rosen
Thal
St. Paul
Ray
Rip) Rade
Lecuvely
App
Radcliff
Lou Gehrig
New
Hickman Meets Henry Graber In Pro Wrestling Main Event
Tennessee powerhouse Herman Hickman returns to High Point arena to wrestle German Henry Graber in Curtis Denning's weekly card. Hickman has defeated top contenders in New Orleans Tampa and Houston while Graber has beaten stars like Little Beaver and Scotty Dawkins. Scotty Dawkins and George Harben open the show with a brawling style card promises nonstop action.
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Herman Hickman
Tennessee
Cannonball
Wake Forest
High Point Arena
Henry Graber
Curtis Denning
Herman
Hickman
George Zamarias
New Orleans
Tony Galenty
Tampa
Fla
Karl Sarpolis
Houston
Graber
High Point
Little Beaver
Scotty Dawkins
George Harben
Criticher 19 Still Breaking Records at Bonneville Salt Flats
Captain George Eyston and the Speed Of The Winds set new land speed marks at Bonneville Salt Flats during a 48 hour run. Distances reached included 5 000 miles at 142.61 mph and 24 hours at 149.16 mph. New records topped the old French marks held by Montlhery and others, with multiple mile targets improved.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
George Eyston
Salt Flats
Montlhery
Perrot
Dhome
Girod
France
Eyston
John Cobb
London
Cobb
Seeded Stars Swing Into Action Today
Seeded players with byes began the second round of the South Carolina open tennis tournament in Charleston. Notable seeds Frank Guernsey Orlando Florida and Archie Henderson Chapel Hill North Carolina were absent but expected later. Remaining seeds include Doyle New Orleans Louisiana Joe Lucia Houston Texas Russell Rabbitt Atlanta Roswell Lee Miami Williard Silcox Charleston and Peyre Kennedy Spartanburg South Carolina.
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Charleston
N. C
Frank Guernsey
Orlando
Fia
Archie Henderson
Chapel Hill
Doyle
New Orleans
Joe Lucia
Houston
Tex
Russell Rabbitt
Atlanta
Roswell Lee
Miami
Pla
Peyre Kennedy
Spartanburg
8. C
Williard Silcox
Domestic worker permit surge in 1930s England
In 1932 England issued 2028 permits for foreigners to work as domestic servants and in 1933 the total rose to more than 3500, reflecting a rapid expansion of household labor allowances for foreign workers.
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England
U. S. Olympic Budget Is Balanced and Cars Ready for Hamburg
U S Olympic budget nearly balanced as about 375 athletes prepare to sail on the Manhattan for Hamburg. Treas. Gustavus T. Kirby reports field hockey with 3223 dollars, women’s swimming 3500 dollars, and women’s track 3328 dollars needed by noon or squads may be cut. Gate receipts from Randall’s Island could cover deficits, boosting women’s swimming to 17 from 10.
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Manhattan
Randall's Island
Gustavus T. Kirby
American Olympic Committee
Uncle Sam
Kirby
New York
Randall’s Island
Hippo and Whale Eat Small Objects Despite Big Jaws
The whale and hippopotamus boast large mouths yet prey on tiny items. Hippos graze on reeds and river grasses while whales feed on small crustaceans, highlighting a paradox of size and diet.
Airmail Transport Industry Celebrates 10th Birthday
The airmail transport industry marked its tenth anniversary this spring, reflecting a decade of rapid expansion and new flight routes. Speeches highlighted milestones, safety improvements, and the growing role of air logistics in global mail delivery.
Sunday School Loop Meeting Tonight Promises League Action
The High Point Sunday School Recreation Association invites members to First Church at 8 o'clock for important league matters. Representatives from the Sunday School and Recreation committees urged to attend as season acts are discussed. Baseball and horseshoe schedules include Wesley Memorial versus Friends, Emmanuel Lutheran versus Church of God, and more across Richardson Street, Pickett, and City Lake venues.
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High Point Sunday Sc Recreation Association
Sion
Wesley Memorial
Friends
Richardson St
Episcopal
First M. Rye High School
Emmanuel Lutheran
Church of God
Pickett
Church of God Soft Team Defeats Greensboro Club, 9 to 5
The Church of God Soft team remained undefeated yesterday afternoon after edging the Greensboro Umpires Club by 9 to 5. J Walden and Davis led the winners at bat in a tight, competitive contest.
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Church of God Soft
Greensboro Altan Umpires Club
J. Walden
Davis
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Russia
U. S
Scotty Reston
U.S
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Hiatt Tire CO
N. Main ST
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First Reformed
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Welch Memorial
Gospel Tabernacle
Green St
City Lake
Greensboro Club
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