Elkin Blanketeers Bring Noted Veterans to Face Adamse Millis White Sox
Corky Cornelius a Duke star leads Elkin’s Gornelius squad into Willis Park Friday at 8 15 p m for a baseball clash with Adamse Millis White Sox. The lineup features Hoyt Hambright Fred Hambright Bob Robbins and Ed Weston with Weston famed for fence power and high Point roots.
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Hoyt Hambright
Erskine College
South Carolina
Hambright
Fred Hambright
Fred
University of South Carolina
Bob Robbins
Gamecock Arid
Ed Weston
Elkin
Weston
High Point
Aquatic Stars Meet Thursday in National Dual
The National A A U swimming championships open with top American female swimmers competing for records. Katherine Rawls of Miami and Lenore Kight of Homestead Pa lead an eight event program and will clash in three main finals 100 meters 440 and 880 yard free. Defending champions include Dorothy Poynton Hill and Anne Govednik with titles at stake across multiple strokes and distances. Eleanor Holm Jarrett withdraws handing a path to M Bridges and Metropolitan contenders.
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New York
America
Katherine Rawls
Miami
Lenore Kight
Homestead
Miss Kight
Olive McKean
Seattle
Clude
Dorothy Poynton Hill
Los Angeles
Anne Govednik
Chisholm
Minn
Alice Bridges
Mr Kight
Miss Govednik
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
A. U
Withdra
M Bridges
McCarthy Signs Two Year Contract With Yankees
New York July 17 Genial Joe McCarthy will manage the Yankees for 1936 and 1937 at the same salary about 35000 a year Col Ruppert owner announced McCarthy’s signing dispelling talk of Babe Ruth as successor Ruppert called scribes into his office before the game with the White Sox saying he is confident in McCarthy and satisfied with his work
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New York
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
Jacob Ruppert
McCarthy
Babe Ruth
Chicago
Cuba
Ruppert
White Sox
Baseball Standings and Today’s Games
Charlotte at Richmond, Wilmington at Portsmouth, Norfolk at Asheville. Local lines note upcoming matchups and teams on the schedule for the day.
Scores From Yesterday Show Tight Battles Across Regions
Results list shows Charlotte 2 Richmond 3, Asheville 6 Norfolk 2, Wilmington 6 Portsmouth 5. Matches indicate close contests with several teams posting strong home performances and notable scoring spreads.
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Charlotte
Richmond
Asheville
Norfolk
Wilmington
Portsmouth
Games Today Matchups Across Major Leagues
Brooklyn faces Pittsburgh, New York meets Cincinnati, Philadelphia plays Chicago, and Boston travels to St. Louis in today’s scheduled games.
Baseball scores from yesterday across major teams
Yesterday’s results show Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh 9 to 3, Philadelphia beating Chicago 7 to 5, Cincinnati downing New York 7 to 5, and St Louis edging Boston 2 to 1. Multiple games indicate strong offensive showings and tight finishes.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Baseball Matchups Across The League Today
The American League slate features Chicago visiting New York, St. Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at Boston in key intraleague clashes. Affected lineups and game plans shape playoff momentum.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Scores from MLB Card: Philadelphia routs Detroit 8 to 2
Baseball recap notes Philadelphia defeated Detroit 8 to 2 and New York shut out Chicago 2 to 0 with St. Louis beating Washington 6 to 4. Cleveland and Boston game listed as played on a prior date.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland-Boston
Results Yesterday in City Matches
Atlanta defeated Knoxville 3 to 0 while New Orleans routed Birmingham 8 to 0 Nashville beat Chattanooga 6 to 0. The sports brief records yesterday’s scores for city teams and highlights decisive home wins.
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Atlanta
Knoxville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Major League Leaders Highlights from AP
American League leaders include Johnson of the Athletics batting .350 and Campbell of the Indians at .339. Gehringer and Greenberg of the Tigers lead in runs, with Greenberg driving in 108. Medwick tops NL batting at .388 for the Cardinals, with Ott of the Giants close behind in several categories.
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Associated Press
Johnson
Athletics
Campbell
Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Sone
Cramer
Woomik
Stone
Senators
Cronin
Red Sox
Medwick
Cardinals
Terry
Giants
Herman
Cubs
Dizzy Captures Fifth Victory as Reds Top Senators
Dizzy Dean secures his fifth win of the season aiding the Reds to a victory over the New York club. The win sharpens Cincinnati’s standing while the Senators suffer a defeat in a tight matchup.
Cardinals extend streak cut Giants lead in pennant race
AP report details the St Louis Cardinals winning 12 straight to narrow the New York Giants’ NL lead to four games. Dizzy Dean and Willie Hallahan shine for the Cards while the Giants suffer injuries and losses. Reds and Phillies also win, Cubs and Dodgers fail to gain.
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Red Birds
St. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
New York
Portsider
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Cincinnati Reds
Deans
Dizzy
Willie Hallahan
Jess Haines
Braves
Cincinnati
Cantwell
Sammy Byrd
Yankee
Reds
Riggs
Stout
Parmelee
Phillies
Roy Henshaw
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Tigers
Jimmy Foxx
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Schmeling Eyes Title Challenge Amid Bout Promoter Feud
The heavyweight scene centers on Max Schmeling weighing September bids from Madison Square Garden and Twentieth Century Sporting Club as promoters battle for his signature. Schmeling may target Baer or Louis, with Braddock tied to Garden control, and a potential title shot depending on the chosen foe. The bout could yield a multimillion dollar payoff through gates and endorsements.
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Detroit
Brown Bomber
Schmeling
Germany
New York
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Braddock
Max Baer
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Joe Louis
Garden
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Braddock
Louis
Black Menace
Gotham
der Maxie
Richmond Takes Piedmont Lead In Baseball Standings
Richmond overtook Piedmont after a 3 to 2 win over Charlotte Hornets as Portsmouth lost to Wilmington 6 to 5. Asheville defeated Norfolk 6 to 2. Seven teams in the loop clash at the same stands today with Charlotte at Richmond and Wilmington at Portsmouth.
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Charlotts
Richmond
Colts
Charlotte Hornets
Portsmouth
Wilmington
Tars
Asheville
Norfolk
Charlotte
Bill Jeffcoat
Elliott
Pirates
Termane
Pirate Soundsman
Koehler
Andrews
Potter
Good Ball Games at Willis Park Draw Mixed Reactions
A Duke Power versus Adams Millis baseball clash at Willis Park disappointed many yet proved exciting with climaxes. The rubber game is set for Sunday July 28. Friday features Chatham Banketeers of Elkin and a Carolina All Stars showcase with several college athletes.
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Duke Power Company
Adams-Millis
Willis Park
Chatham Banketeers
Elkin
Adams
Carolina
White Sox
Carolina All- Stars
Dick Buck
Jim Hutchins
Bill Boore
Dick Dashiell
Punchy Joyce
Alaska Mapping Expedition Charts Unmapped Peaks and Glaciers
An aerial expedition to Alaska successfully mapped numerous previously unmapped peaks and glaciers. The mission compiled new geographic data for exploration and research purposes.
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Alaska
Local Juniors Host Greensboro Juniors In Friday Game
The Local American Legion Juniors, eliminated from the 1935 state race, prepare for 1936 season by meeting Greensboro Juniors in High Point Friday at Willis Park 3 30 pm. Admission is 10 cents.
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American Legion
High Point
Greensboro
Statesville
Thomsville Victorious Over Duke In 6-5 Duel
The Thomasville Chair team edged Duke Power of High Point 6 to 5 in a hard fought Industrial league game at Thomasville. Trotter led Thomasville with four hits, while Earnhardt and Holcombe topped Duke at bat. The nine completed a sev enth inning arrangement with a late two-run surge.
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Paper Box Co
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Gallimore
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Werni
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Smith
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Byerly
Jackson
Alabama stars dominate poll for 1934 all star game
Chicago July 17 leaders in the poll to select a team of 1934 college stars to face the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field August 29. Names include Don Hutson Alabama and Millard Howell Alabama among top vote getters with other players from Minnesota Ohio State Washington Notre Dame and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
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Don Hutson
Alabama
Frank Lareen
Minnesota
Bill Lee
Phil Pengston
Regis Monahan
Ohio State
Bill Bevan
Charles Mucha
Washington
Charlies
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Rochester
Little Rock
Lone Diamond
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Piedmont
Lorraine Seersuckers
South Main
High Point, N. C
Papi Oa
Wagger’s Ladies
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Thormsville
Pug Lund
Stan Kostka
Minensota
Issy Weinstock
Paul Sulkowsky
Diana Sinclair
Carlyle Moore
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