Important Industrial League games decide leaders tomorrow
Tomorrow features two Industrial League clashes at 4 30 PM. Tomlinson hosts Marsh at the college field while Highland meets Triangle at Highland park, with both games carrying league implications and a chance to tighten standings. Adams-Millis sits atop with a bye, seeking to extend a slim margin.
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College Field
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Triangle
Highland Park
Adams-Millis
Tomorow
Adams-Millie
Sockmen
Adams Mibis
College
Marsh Field
Slane
Carolina Container
Triangle Bees
Alma-Hayworth
Civitan Field
Pickett
Mills
Guilford
Globe Parlor
Allen Jay
Tommies Defeat Indians In 6 3 Victory
Ray Lindsay returned to form guiding the Thomasville Tommies to a 6-3 win over the Lexington Indians. Burman Bare led the offense with a 3-for-4 day, Jim Burns hit a three-run homer in the sixth, and manager Jimmy Gruzdis added two safeties as Thomasville pulled away. Lexington’s Lowery and Fout provided defensive play, but Tommies pitcher Lindsay earned the win.
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Ray Lindsay
Thomasville Toramies
Lexington Indians
Burman Bare
Jim Burns
Tommies
Jimmy Gruzdis
Lowery
Lexington
Indians
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Abrho Glover
Gruzdis
Merzan
Matzer
Reilty
Bare
Fuston If
Rolex
M'G
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Gruzdia
Kessler
Lindsay
Br Fati
McSwain
Lindser
Tom Case Posts 76 To Qualify For Publinks
Spokane, Washington reports top youth golfer Tom Case carded two 38s to total 76 in the Pub Links Golf Tournament qualifier The 36 hole round had Case under par until bogeys at the fifth hole and a few over par stretches on holes seven nine ten and seventeen His scoring included a mix of pars and bogeys in the front and back nine with a final 76 for qualification
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Wash
Tom Case
High Point
Publinks
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Louisville
Joe DiMaggio
Fred Apostoli
Naval Reserve
Lew Jenkins
49Th Street
Ben Jones
Hirsch Jacobs
Booker Beckwith
Gary
Ind
DiMaggio Streak Reaches Two Month Birthday at 33 Games
Chicago dispatch reports Joe DiMaggio marked two months since his hitting streak began with a clean single in Yankee Stadium. Through 215 at bats he has 56 RBIs, 15 home runs, 14 doubles, 4 triples, 53 singles, and leads the league in runs, home runs, and total hits. He stands at a .368 average, with strong support and cautious optimism from peers and fans alike.
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Chicago
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee Stadium
Ed Smith
Chicago White Sox
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Mel Harder
Chubby Smith
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Red Sox
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Mule Haas
Sox
White Sox
Thornton Lee
John Rigney
McGill dismisses O'Toole in bold bout prediction
Cecil McGill taunts Tommy O'Toole after learning of O'Toole's past wins against name fighters. He predicts knocking out O'Toole around the fourth or fifth round and claims O'Toole lacks proven skill. Promoter Jim Steele has a wrestling thriller with Sailor Berto Hill versus Mark Hoesly preceding the boxing match at 8:15 p.m.
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Cecil McGill
McGill
John Henry Lewis
O’toole
Joe Louis
Labout
Jim Steele
Berto Hill
Mark Hoesly
Hill
Hoesly
High Point
Major League Leaders From Baseball stats report
The highlighted leaders include Heiser Brooklin hitting .350 with St Louis stars topping runs and hits lists. Moore Slaughter share 103 hits for St Louis while Nicholson Chicago leads RBIs with 61. Dodgers, Reds, Pirates show standout totals across categories in a dense league summary.
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Reject
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St. Lous
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Boston
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New York
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Frey
Cincinnnati
St. Handley
Hopp
Ryuidle
Cincinnati
Wratt
Willams Boston
Travis
Softball rivalry ends in tight Silk Mill win at home
Lexington Silk Mill edged Silver Roast in a hard fought softball game yesterday with both sides totaling six hits. Kinney hampered by injury left runners on base, while Crown narrowly defeated the Pointers 9-8 in a separate contest.
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Kinney
Draughy
Curtis
Kin
Grange Enters Wilson Zuppke Coaching Feud
CHICAGO July 15 Grange reports the University of Illinois trustees study the Wilson Zuppke coaching feud and may dismiss Zuppke or athletic director Wilson or both or reorganize the department. Grange sues Wilson for 50000, alleging defamatory statements.
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Chicago
Bob Zuppke
University of Ilinois
Zuppke
Wendell S. Wilson
Wilson-Zuppke
Wilson
Harald
Red) Grange
Witnois
Grid
History of swimming champions listed in AAU record book
The 1941-42 AAU official swimming rules and record book traces American championship history from 1877 to 1941, lists champions indoors and outdoors, and includes revised diving tables and new synchronized swimming information with judging guidelines. This comprehensive volume also compiles world, Olympic, American, and collegiate records and the evolution of strokes and events.
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Ralph Flanagan
A. F. Camacho
Johnny Weissmuller
A. A.U
Jimmy Clark Sets Early National Public Links Record
Jimmy Clark of Long Beach fires a 64 at Indian Canyon to lead the National Public Links championship first round by five strokes at Seattle. The 64 matches a course record previously set by Bud Ward of Spokane. Clark’s mood rose after receiving a telegram from a southern admirer. His Long Beach team totaled 210 as Clark, Damon Jacobsen, and Bob Judson led the trio.
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Jimmy Clark
Long Beach
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Indian Canyon
Bud Ward
South
Damon Jacobsen
Bob Judson
Jacobsen
Judson
Detroit
Tiro
Art Ponny
Fred Genick
Tis
Ed Fergel
Hogan Demaret Backing $2,000 Bet for Pros Match
Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret found buyers to back their $2,000 challenge to beat any two professionals in a 36 hole best ball match at Inverness. Inverness members pledged $2,000 to back Byron Nelson and a partner, with half the gate receipts to the Red Cross.
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Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Inverness
Byron Nelson
American Red Cross
Fights Last Night Summary Card
Pittsburgh welterweight champion Fritz Zivie defeated Johnny Barbara in a non title bout in Chicago. Lenny Mancini and Terry Young fought to a draw in New York. Mike Belloise outpointed Aly Reid in New York. Lee Savod outpointed Erv Sarin in Des Moines. Buddy Scott knocked out Tommy Gomez in Camp Blanding. Bob Montgomery outpointed Slugger White in Baltimore.
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Pittsburgh
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Chicago
New York
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Tampa
Fis
Buddy Scott
Washington
Tommy Gomez
Camp Blanding
Fia
Baltimore
Bob Montgomery
Reiser’s streak ends as Brooklyn tops Reds 8 to 3
Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 8 to 3 as Pete Reiser’s 18 game hitting streak was snapped. The Reds pitching trio Johnny Vander Meer Whitey Moore and Joe Beggs limited him to end the streak.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Whitey Moore
Joe Beggs
Sports Roundup from New York July 33
A lively sports digest notes Bill Jurges returning to the Giants beach scene and Al Blazil finishing near the top in National Collegiate competition while driving a beer truck in California. It mocks Baron Boots Poffenberger quitting a Washington brewery contract over beer-keg duties and touches on Ace Parker’s leg, Lou Nova’s feud with Robison, and Novikoff’s hitting spree. Also mentions fashion on Sarah Palfrey Cooke, Gloria Callen’s film prospects, Dempsey reconciliation chatter, Mercedes Marlowe’s on-court flair, and various brief notes from boxing, racing, and tennis circles with playful asides about trainers and bets.
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Enterprise Special News Service
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al Blazil
Georgetown
California
Boots Poffenberger
Prince of Pilsen
Washington
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Husband Wood
Warner Brothers
Gloria Callen
Dempsey
Jack
Broadway Restau
Piedmont League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Postponements due to rain and cold weather mark yesterday's Piedmont League results with Greensboro at Asheville and Portsmouth at Richmond postponed. Current standings show Portsmouth 32 4 379 and Durham 35 40 0. Today schedule includes Charlotte at Winston Salem and Greensboro at Asheville, Norfolk at Durham, Richmond at Portsmouth.
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Greensboro
Asheville
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Richmond
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Winston-Salem
Danville
Leaksville
Mount Airy
Mayedan
Martinsville
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Airy
Salisbury
Cooleemee
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Landis
Cain
Thomasville
Lexington
Kannapolis
Concord
O BL
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Ae Goncord
Ate
Gagleemee
Sarniapolis
Feneords
Minor League Results in Early Season Action
AP roundup across leagues highlights International League scores Bewhts 2 Baltimore 1 Syracuse 6 Jersey City 2 Rochester 5 Montreal 3 Toronto 10 Buffalo 3 American Association Louisville 1-1 Minneapolis 4 St Paul 2-2 Indianapolis 0-2 Columbus 3-8 Milwaukee 0-2 Toledo 2 Kansas City 1 Pacific Coast League no games Southern Association Atlanta 1 New Orleans Birmingham 7 Chattanooga Cleveland Nashville 5-5 Little Rock 4-6 Knoxville Semphis 2 Eastern League Elmira 3 2 Wilkes Barre 1 Scranton 6 Williamsport Only games.
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Foxbrough Aims to Break Tradition at Suffolk Downs
New York July 15 A horse named Foxbrough owned by William Woodward heads to Suffolk Downs to test whether he can follow his famed forebears Gallant Fox and Fighting Fox. The son of Sir Gallahad 3rd Marguerite will try to win the Massachusetts Handicap tomorrow for a potential earnings boost toward 3100,000. Fighting Fox won the race two years ago, giving Foxbrough added significance.
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Foxbrough
Suffolk Downs
William Woodward
Jockey Club
Sir Gallahad
Marguerite
Gallant Fox
Fighting Fox
Massachusetts
MacPhail Seeks Right Handed Outfielder With Cash Open
Larry MacPhail hunts for a right handed hitting outfielder but his open pocketbook yields no results. Brooklyn president reportedly failed to land Johnny Rizzo in talks.
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NEA
New York
Larry
Brooklyn
Unsiuc
Johnny Riz
DiMaggio Extends Hit Streak To 54 In Sox Defeat
DiMaggio extended his consecutive games reaching base with a single in his third at bat as the Yankees fell 7-1 to the White Sox. Therson sparked a two run second inning and a four run eighth for Chicago, while John Rigney allowed eight hits but kept the game under control. The loss ends New York's 14 game win streak in the major leagues.
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Pittsburgh
National A A U Horseshoe Pitching Events In Winston-Salem
The National Junior and Caro A A U Horseshoe Championships will be held in Winston-Salem on August 16, announced by city recreation director E. Hathaway. National events crown junior and senior titleists, while Carolina events are open to resident amateur pitchers. Qualifying starts at 9 AM August 16, with a round robin to decide the winner. entries must be in by August 14.
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Enterprise
Caro A. A. U
E. Hathaway
Carolinas
Phillies and Braves figure in baseball notes
The text mentions Zo of the Phillies and John Cooney of the Braves. It notes attention on the min lsagues and Marshall, a 20 year old Atlanta affsher who finished second in batted in last year in the Sous eTn Association.
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John Cooney
Braves
Min Lsagues
Marshall
Atlanta Affshder
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