Goldsboro Wins A A U Junior Relay Title With 91 Points
Goldsboro dominates the National Junior Girls relay meet at City Lake Park pool and tops senior and midget divisions with 91 total points. Joe Rood from Hendersonville claims four records in individual events across senior men, while Albert Frans leads midget scores. New records set in twelve of thirty four events amid heavy crowds and an exhibition by Harry Glancy, U S Olympic captain in 1931.
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R. Baker
Karmapolis
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Gordon's Bat Lifts Yankees Past Tigers 7 6
Rookie Joe Gordon powered New York with his 11th homer of the season plus a triple and single driving in three runs as the Yankees beat Detroit 7 to 6. Red Ruffing beat Detroit for his 13th win despite 12 hits allowed, aided by a four run seventh inning rally. Hank Greenberg homered twice for Detroit, but ran out of steam as the Tigers dropped to last in the league.
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Joe Gordon
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Detroit Tigers
Gordon
Tigers
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Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Hank Greenberg
Browns end 10 game slide with 8-3 win over Red Sox
Harland Clift hits his 11th and 12th homers to power the S J Loula Browns past Boston 8 to 3 in Boston. Lefty Grove watched from Yawkey’s box as he recovers from a shoulder injury and rests in hospital. Browns pile up 8 runs on 14 hits while Boston collects 3 runs and 11 hits.
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Harland Clift
S J. Loula Browns
Red Sox
Browns
Tom Yawkey
Lefty Grove
Lefty
Louis
Indians Rally Past A’s 9–8 In See-Saw Game
Philadelphia July 16. The Cleveland Indians rallied from behind to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 9 to 8 in a wild seventh inning. Earl Averill reached on Lou Finney error, Hal Trosky walked, setting up the decisive late scoring.
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Sam Chapman
Ace Parker
Frank Pytiak
Trosky
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Humphries
Earl Brucker
Male Haas
Philadelphia
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Werber
Averill
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Johnson
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Neleon
Hummies
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Athletics
Earl Averill
Lou Finney
Hal Trosky
Senators Top White Sox 3-2 In Tight Chicago Tilt
Washington erased a late tie with an outfield error in the seventh and added three in the sixth. Weaver earned the win over Lyons as the Senators stretch their winning pace to seven of nine.
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Chicago White Sox
Senators
Chicago
Abrho
Myer
Owen
Wasdell
Kuhel
Sewell
Rosenthal
Weaver
Lyons
Walker
Parker Wins Bathing Club Tennis Final Qualifier
Frankie Parker of New York defeats Charlies EB Hare British Davis Cup star 7-5 7-5 6-3 to reach final round of the Bathing and Tennis Club Invitation Tournament at Spring Lake New Jersey Archibald Henderson unseeded from Chapel Hill North Carolina eliminates Carlton Road of Brooklyn 6-1 6-4 6-3 to advance.
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Parker
Runyan Beats Snead For PGA Championship Title
Paul Runyan of Plainview New York defeated Sam Snead of West Virginia seven and six in the final round to win the National PGA Championship in Buffalo New York. Runyan set a record margin for a PGA final eight up with 24 under par through 196 holes and had eleven one putt greens.
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Paul i. Ee
Plains
N. Y
Sam Snead
West Virginia Walloper
Bunyan
Craig Wood
Buffalo
Snead
Denver
Runyan
Jim Barnes
Fred McLeod
Walter Hagen
Leo Diegel
Bill Mehrhorn
al Espinosa
Samuel Jackson Snead
Paul Wes
Sam
Paul
Dormier
Espoa Sets New Empire City Track Mark in Butler Handicap
William Ziegler Jr. six year old Espoa wins the $20,900 Butler Handicap at Empire City, beating 12 rivals by a half length in 1 578 5 for the mile and three sixteenths. Lucky Nicky Wall rides as Espoa earns 19 400 and Seabiscuit previous form noted. Rex Files Thanksgiving Teufel and Action are among the first four in a blanket finish.
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New York
William Ziegler, Jr
Espoa
Empire City
Nicky” Wall
Espino
Good Gamble
Louise Viau
Rex Files
Parker Corning
Thanksgiving
Ogden Phipps
Espos
Seabiscuit
William Woodward
Fighting Fox
Stagehand
Gallant Fox
Ethel Demjacobs
Rex Flag
Runyan joins two time golf winners in historic win
Runyan captured victory before a 2,500 crowd and joined a select group as a two time winner. The list includes Barnes with 1916 and 1919, Hagen with 1921, Diegel with 1928 and 1929, Shute with consecutive titles, and Sarazen who held 1922 1923 and 1933.
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Denny Shute
Runyan
Barnes
Hagen
Diegel
Shute
Gene Sarazen
Chink Lee to Meet Dugan in Friday Wrestling Feature
Promoter J D Allen Jr announces a Friday card headlined by Ernie Dugan of Lansing, Michigan, vs Chin Lee from Hong Kong China. Semi final has Eddie Williams Springfield Missouri facing the Masked Marvel. their prior bout ended in a draw and will be rematched. Jimmy Logas confronts Dick Gammons as curtain raiser. About 1200 fans attended last Friday with larger crowds expected.
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J. D. Allen, Jr
Ernie Dugan
Lansing
Mich
Hongkong
China
Chin Lee
Eddie Williams
Springfield
Masked Marvel
the Marvel
Arena
Jimmy Logas
Grecian
Dick Gammons
Oklahoma City
Doubles Tournament Opens Tomorrow in High Point
Fourteen doubles teams compete for the city title in a staged opening round Monday and Tuesday afternoons at High Point. Top seeds J R Rogers and Dr K B Geddie receive byes. outlined pairings include Copeland with Bivins and Short with Redman. Rounds run Wednesday Thursday then semis Friday Saturday with the final Sunday afternoon if weather holds. Hubert Barrer oversees as City singles champion.
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J. R. Rogers
Dr. K. B. Geddie
Jim Parson
L. H. Fussell
Bud Copeland
John Bivins
T. R. Short
K. Redman
Fenton Rogers
Elmer Young
A. J. Koontz
Ed Koontz
R. Short
Saunders
George Stewart
G. I. Humphries
Reginald Hinshaw
Tal Ellincon
Clyde Edwards
Keith Harrison
H. L. Brockman
Dick White
Jim Johnson
Hubert Trier
High Point
Hickory Club
Terywood Country Club
North Carolina Open Tennis Tourney to Start Monday
Asheville NC July 16 Biltmore Forest Country club prepared for the North Carolina open tennis tournament starting Monday Archibald Henderson Jr of Chapel Hill the two time defending champion seeks the Claude Durham Smith trophy Many entrants from the Mid-Dixie tournament at Spartanburg DC expected to join.
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Asheville
N. C
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Archibald Henderson, Jr
Chapel Hill
Claude Durham Smith
Spartanburg
D. C
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