Four standout women lead in Publinks national swimming titles
Tom Case heads a lineup of four top female swimmers in the public links meets. Mary Ryan Brenda Helser Marjorie Gestring and Chieko Miyamata, chosen as leaders for the six national senior women championships at High Point City Lake Park August 15 to 17, dominate the stage with titles across freestyle and diving events. The article profiles each athlete, noting Ryan’s multiple crowns from Portland last year, Helser’s indoor and short course records, Gestring’s Olympic diving pedigree, and Miyamata as a 12 year old prodigy.
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High Point City Lake Park
Mary Ryan
Louisville
Brenda Helser
Portland
Oregon
Marjorie Gestring
Los Angeles
Calif
Chiek
Helser
Multnomah
Buffalo
Miss Helser
San Francisco
Miss Gestring
Gestring
Stanford University
Miss Miyamata
Alexander House Community Association
Boxing Promoter Promises Short, Shocking Bout Card
Local promoter Jim Steele unveils a thrill packed card featuring Tommy O Toole versus Cecil McGill in a likely quick bout, and Mark Hoseley versus Sailor Hill in a grappling match. Dave Yow and Tuck Evans will judge, Sailor Little also teams with the night’s lineup. O Toole taunts McGill as the crowd is urged to arrive early for a possible swift finish.
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Jim — Steele
Tommy
McGill
O’toole
O'Toole
Mark Hoesly
Barto Hill
Ray Graham
Hoesig
Laura Lyon faces Mrs Griffith in Linville tourney
Laura Lyon of Durham the defending champion drew Mrs E C Griffith of Charlotte in the first round of the Linville golf tournament for Women. Griffith and Mrs Sarah Miller of Charlottesville Va and Mrs Robert Wilson of St Petersburg Fla tied for medal honors with 91s while Lyon shot 99. Mexico City will host an exhibition of products from Mexican inventors.
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Lenville
Laura Lyon
Durham
E. C. Griffith
Charlotte
Griffith
Sarah Miller
Charlottesville
Robert Wilson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Miss Lyon
Case Leads Qualifying At Publinks In Spokane
Special to The Enterprises Spokane July 16 Tom Case sensational young High Point golfer stayed among leaders posting 69 two under par final qualifying. Jimmy Clark tied Amateur record with 135 total after 64 Monday and 71 yesterday. Thirty-two matches today with Clarke to face Barnes while Robertson meets Leal. winners move toward 36 hole semi finals and final.
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Spokane
Wash
Tom Case
High Point
al Leach
Cleveland
Andy Sawedko
Pittsburgh
Szwedka
Jimmy Clark
Long Beach
Calif
Ted
Case
Clark
United States Golf Association
Charlie Barnes
Atlanta
Lawrence Robertson
St. Paul
Upset Hopes Center on Belair Entrants at Suffolk Downs
In the Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk Downs, Belair stud entries Fenelon and Foxbrough carry top weights 130 and 122 in a 350000-added mile and an eighth race. Past history favors a Boston upset as recent form shows longshots winning more often. Your Chance and Market Wise are also noted contenders with outside chances.
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Boston
Belair Stud
Massachusetts
New England
Suffolk Downs
Belair
Fenelon
Foxbrough
Seabiscuit
Belair Barn
George D. Widener
Lou Tufano
Triangle pitcher Emerson leads 3-0 no hit win over Hillcrest
Triangle defeated Hillcrest 3 to 0 as Emerson and Miller held the Hillcrest offense scoreless. Tri pargle tallied all three runs in the first two innings with strong pitching guiding the victory. Hillcrest Batteries: Alles and Angel.
Fights Last Night AP Roundup Headlines Hartford to Brooklyn
In Hartford Marty Servo 141 of Schenectady stopped by Bobby Britton 141 in a light bout. In New York Patsy Giovanelli 132 outpointed Joey Fontana 134½. Also Gene Pinter overcame McAdon, Oscar Poin dexter 158 beat Newark opponent.
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Hartford
Con
Marty Servo
Schenectady
N. Y
Bobby Britton
Miami
Fla
New York
Patsy “Giovanelli
Brooklin
Joey Fontana
Paath Amaboy
Gene Pinter
McAdon
Oscar Poindexter
Newark
N. Ju
Mid-Atlantic Net Meet Opens In Charlotte
In Charlotte on July 16 Roy Bartlett of New Orleans faced Harold Maass of West Palm Beach in the first round of the Mid-Atlantic Tennis Tournament. The event aims to succeed Johnny Hyden of Nashville the former men's singles titlist who did not defend the title.
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Charlotte
Roy Bartlett
New Orleans
Todlay
Harold Maass
West Palm Beach
Fla
Johnny Hyden
Nashville
Tenn
Wyden
Wolfpack Set for Stronger 1941 Football Team
Raleigh July 16 AP Coach Doc Newton of N C State expects a much improved Wolfpack this fall. Freshman punter Art Faircloth can punt 60 yards under pressure, understudying Dick Watts while the team refines a Tennessee system to boost output and field position.
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Doc Newton
Frank B. Gilbreth
Raleigh
N. C. State
College
Penton
State College
State
Eddie Berlinski
Artie Rooney
Dick Watts
Carolina
Wake Forest
Furman
Wolfpack
Faircloth Dee
Art Faircloth
Art
Wolves
Faircloth
Iee
Tennessee
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
The national league leaders include Reiser of Brooklyn batting .347 with Moore of St. Louis scoring 67 runs and Nicholson of Chicago driving in 63. Slaughter of St. Louis leading with 104 hits and Camilli of Brooklyn 59 RBIs. In the American League Williams of Boston leads batting .397 while J DiMaggio of New York steers in 77 runs and 36 RBIs. Keller of New York has 73 RBIs and J DiMaggio also tops home runs with 20.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Mize
St. Louis
Moore
Nicholson
Chicago
Camilli
Slaughter
Louis
Dallesandro
Rucker
New York
Gaston
Elliott
Pittsburgh
Homie
Ott
Camini
Frey
Cincinnati
Handley
Hopp
Riddle
Wyatt
Brooklon
Williams
Boston
Travis
Washington
J. DiMaggio
D. DiMaggio
Keller
Ruts
Doavdles
Boudreauw
Cleveland
Reltner
J. DiMaene
Kunel
Feller
Ruffing
Yanks Dodgers Settle Arguments in Weekend Ahead
Major league pennant races tighten as the Yankees contend with the Indians in the American League while the Dodgers meet the Cardinals in the National League. Dodgers win two over the Cubs 7-0 and 8-4, Curt Davis four-hit first game, Luke Hamlin six-hitter in nightcap. Cardinals outlast Phillies in 16 innings 3-2 as Howard Krist wins seventh straight. DiMaggio extends hitting streak to 55 with 1 run and 2 hits. Rosar drives in three with bases loaded. Branch picks up relief win. Yankees edge White Sox 5-4. Red Sox top Indians 6-2. Newsom strong as Tigers beat Athletics 3-2. McCoskey homers for Detroit. Vander Meer shuts out Braves 3-0 as Reds win. Giants err four times to lose to Pirates 5-1.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Curt Davis
Luke Hamlin
Ebbets Field
Phillies
Ike Pearson
Jimmy Brown
Howard Krist
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Dimaggio
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Buddy Rosar
Norman Branch
Joe Dobson
Boston
Red Sox
Mel Harder
Clint Jean
Lou Finney
Uck Newsom
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Barney McCoskey
Johnny Vander Meer
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tommies Slaughter Indians 17-3 in Lexington
Thomasville sends Jerry Bohning to the mound for a seven hit effort as the Tommies dominate Lexington 17 to 3. Matzer hits four for six and Bare collects three safeties in six trips, with Amaral driving in three runs and Matzer four RBIs.
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Metzer
Enterprise
Lexington
Jide
Jerry Bohning
Thomasville Tommies
Lexington Indians
Matzer
Bare
Tromasville
Lexington Amha Abrho
Gruzdis
Thomasville
Lowery
Glover
Kelly
Amaral
Rolek
Honing
Bohing
Smith
King
Grugdis
Bohning
Matrey
Kessler
Thomasvilie
Baxe
Barnes
Ummires
Culbreth
Vickers
Newsome Transferred to Maxwell Field
Carl Newsome former sports editor of the High Point Enterprise and recent draftee has been sent to Maxwell Field Alabama. Draft officials report Newsome serves as a recreational director at the camp.
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the Enterprise
Thomasville
Carl Newsome
High Point Enterprise
Maxwell Field
Alabama
Newsome
Standings and results in North State League yesterday
North State League results show Coaleemee-Salisbury postponed, Winston-Salem 0-9, Greensboro 4-2 over Asheville, Portsmouth 7-0 over Richmond, Norfolk 5-4 over Durham, Charlotte 2-4 over Portsmouth. Standings list Portsmouth leading with 45 wins, Durham 31, Charlotte 31, Richmond 36, Greensboro 32, Winston-Salem 32, Asheville 24. Today’s games include Charlotte at Winston-Salem, Greensboro at Asheville, Portsmouth at Durham, Richmond at Portsmouth. Minor and international league scores noted across several cities. no games listed for American Association.
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Coaleemee
Salisbury
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Asheville
Portsmouth
Richmond
Norfolk
Durham
Sir Norfolk
Winston
Surfolk
Associated Press
Jersey City
Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore & Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Hollywood
San Diego
Portland
Sacramento
Seattle
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Knoxvidle
Memphis
Nashville
Martinsville
Mount Airy
Leaksville
Sanford
Danville
Wen
Fes
Pe Sanford Aa
Leaksville A
Martinsvifle
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