Americans Meet British Ish in Interzone Davis Cup Finals
AUTSEUIL France July 20 The United States and England prepare for the Interzone final of the 1932 Davis Cup to determine who challenges France. Fred Perry shoulder injury is watched while stars Perry Austin Lee Hughes Vines Lott Allison Van Ryn compete. Borotra looms as potential singles entrant for France.
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Autseuil
France
United States
England
Fred Perry
Perry
Australia
Henry W
Bunny) Austin
Harold G. N. Lee
George Patrick Hughes
Ellsworth Vines
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
George Lott
Allison
Jean Borotra
Borotra
Paris
Roland Garros
British Navy
George M. Lott, Jr
Austin
Vines
Keith Gledhill
High School teams sweep in playground league games
Two baseball games were played with the High School team defeating Tate Street 18 to 0 and the High School second team winning 15 to 4. Box scores show major hitting by Kivett, Preeman, Roth rock, and Cornwell.
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Tate Street
Davis
Stacy
Kivett
Starbuck
Preeman
Rothrock
Cornwell
R. High School
McDaniel and
Kennedy
Gregory
Kivett and
Lackey
Two Die as Plane Crashes Into Mountain Fog Near Mangum
A small aircraft crash near Mangum Oklahoma killed two passengers Don Tinsley of Shamrock Texas and Jarrett Todd Jr son of a local former county judge. The pilot W F Hearne was critically injured and expected not to survive.
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Mangum
Okla
Don Tinsley
Shamrock
Tex
Jarrett Todd, Jr
W. F. Hearne
5,000,000 Trees Cut Annually for Telephone Poles
The article notes that about five million trees are felled each year to produce telephone poles. It discusses the scale of timber use and potential environmental impact.
Jack Dempsey Bride Quits Stage for Life at Home
Hannah Williams 22, Broadway musical comedy star and wife of Jack Dempsey, announced she would leave the stage to focus on being a wife. The couple wed in Elko Nevada on Tuesday and planned a few days in Reno before heading to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Cal-Neva
Hannah Williams
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Elko
Nevada
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Melrose Stars Lead In Amateur League Pace
High Point college star Bill Bryant and Harold Culler pace Melrose batters in the M. C. A. Amateur league. Melrose leads the circuit with strong hitting and solid pitching as Culler posts six games with one loss and a .531 batting average while Bryant tops the hitters at .556.
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Bill
Bryant
High Point College
Melrose
Harold Culler
Culler
Manero Picard Hyatt Lead In Carolinas Open Field
Tony Manero of Sedgefield Henry Picard of Charleston and Freddy Hyatt of Charlotte led a 56 player field in the Carolinas Open at Raleigh. Manero shot 69 to lead after day one while Picard and Bennie Goodes tied for second in the pro-am with 69.
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Raleigh
Tony Manero
Sedgefield
Henry Picard
Charleston
Freddy Hyatt
Charlotte
Carolinas
Mahero
A. McManus
Greensboro
Picard
Bennie Goodes
Burlington
Jeorge Corcoran
Nelson Hodgin
Holand Menley
J. J. Lane
Ernie Ball
Atlanta
Bryson Riggs
Kenan Smith
Rodney Warner
Pete Webb
Charlies Eakridge
Shelby
Hospital Netters Defeat Y W C A In Doubles Match
The Burrus Memorial Hospital tennis doubles team won 4-3 4-3 against the Y W C A yesterday afternoon. Hallman and Furr formed the winning pair while Long and Carrier played for the Y W C A.
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Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miseees Hallman
Furr
Missey Long
Carrier
Armour Levels Scathing Attack On Sarazen Hagen For Quitting Tournament
In Chicago on July 20, Tommy Armour blasted Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen and others for skipping the national professional championship at Blue Mound Milwaukee. He accused them of trying to kill the goose that laid their golden eggs and praised the sport’s enduring future beyond veteran stars.
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Armour
Sarazen-Hagen
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
America
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Blue Mound
Milwaukee
Sarazen
Hagen
Craig Wood
Joe Kirkwood
Denny Shute
Professional Golfers’ Association
PVG. A
Shute, Wood
England
Shute
Tommy
Local sports ramble notes from a Greensboro summer column
Coach Wade Marlette assists with the playground baseball league and works with hundreds of youngsters. Charlie Kearns, Furman alumnus and Duke coaching student, is rumored as a candidate for an orphanage school athletic post. High school athletes Norman Hendricks Walter Sprye Harold Culler and Reitzel Gaddis are active, with Blair Byram expected to influence football plans. The writer recalls golf match results against Houston Lawing and notes Crescent Limited no longer winning.
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Wade Marlette
Charlie Kearns
Furman University
Duke University
Charlie
Mills Hiome
Thomasville
Norman
Red” Hendricks
Red
Walter Sprye
Walter
Harold Culler
Melrose
Culler
Reitzel Gaddis
Harry Blair Byram
Johnny Branch
Ben Swartzberg
Houston Lawing
Greensboro Record
Starmount
Enterprise
Crescent Limited
Vance
Harvey Matthews
Curtis Denning
Greensboro
Robbins Knitting Mill manager issues public baseball challenge
Carl Pap Mill of Robbins Knitting Mill Industrial League challenges Adams-Millis manager Steve McParland to a game anywhere anytime with all terms after expenses paid. He also invites any other city club to meet the same terms.
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Carl “Pap” Mill
Robbins Knitting Mill
Steve McParland
Adams-Millis
World of boxers and origins blends in colorful notes
A colorful list traces boxers and players origins from Kiev to Winnipeg to Naples and beyond. It mentions Henry Bare born in Kiev, Frankie Battaglia from Winnipeg, and Battalino a Hartford boy, with scattered anecdotes of Eddie Charrity and a long home run tale in Cleveland.
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Boxer
Henry Bare
Kiev
Russia
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Christopher‘ Battalino
Hartford
Tommy
Orient
Philippines
John Riske
Mesto Hohunico
Hungary
Eddie Ran
Edouard Fitemester
Riga
Poland
Stanislaus Caren
Iquique
Chile
Pred Lenhart
Hep van Kiaveren
Rotterdam
Kid
Neapolitan
Newsboy Brown
al Brown
Panama
Piedmont League Standings and Results
Today games include Charlotte at Durham, Winston Salem at Wilmington, Richmond at Greensboro. Yesterday Richmond beat Durham 3 to 1 and Wilmington edged Greensboro 5 to 4.
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Charlotte
Durham
Winston-Salem
Wilmington
Richmond
Greensboro
New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Sports pairings list show New York visiting Pittsburgh and Brooklyn facing Cincinnati alongside Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St Louis.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York Beats Pittsburgh 7-4 as Only Games Played
In a sparse slate, New York entered a 7 to 4 victory over Pittsburgh while no other games were scheduled or completed. The lone result highlights an unusual sports day with minimal action.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Detroit and Philadelphia Score Update
Detroit leads Philadelphia 3 to 1 in the first inning while Chicago trails New York 8 to 4 with the game in progress.
Baseball Leaders Highlight Key MLB Stat Leaders
American League leaders include Cronin of the Senators at 368 and Foxx of the Athletics with 470 in runs and home runs. Pitching shows Allen of the Yankees at 8 2 while Grove of the Athletics is 14 4. National League sees Klein of the Phillies atop batting and 126 hits, with Vaughan and Waner among top RBI and runs leaders.
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Cronin
Senators
Voxx
Athletics
Os — Foxx
Yankees
Simmons
White Sox
Foxx Athletics
Allen
Grove
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
Vaughan
Fallis
Waner
Frisch
Tinning
Cubs
Cantwell
Braves
Stars Shine in Double Header Showdowns Across Leagues
Yesterday's recap highlights Marvin Owen of the Tigers with seven hits in a twin bill against the Athletics. Larry French of the Pirates and Carl Habbell of the Giants pitched well. Huddy Myers drove in four for the Senators with a triple and two singles. Harley Ross of the Indians doubled and singled off Boston. Chick Hafey of the Reds hit a homer and single vs the Dodgers. Red Kress of the White Sox delivered a bases loaded triple in a rally against the Yankees.
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Marvin Owen
Tigers
Athletics
Larry French
Pirates
Carl Habbell
Giants
Huddy Myer
Senators
Browns
Harley Ross
Indians
Boston
Chick Hafey
Reds
Dodgers
Red Kress
Yankees
Giants And Yankees Struggle To Hold League Lead
New York’s Giants and Yankees both face fights to stay atop the standings. The Yankees lose 8-4 to the White Sox ending a nine game win streak, while the Giants beat the Pirates 7-3 in a game marked by a disputed fourth inning call and police intervention for a 22,000 crowd. Other results include St Louis tying Washington, Cleveland beating Boston in 13 innings, and Cincinnati edging Brooklyn to drop the Dodgers to seventh.
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Hugh
Ton, JR
Associated Press
New York
Giants
Yankees
Yanks
Washington
Senators
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Freddy Lindstrom
Fred Fitzsimmon
Barr
Moran
Gus Mancuso
Bucs
Larry French
Young Stribling Faces Tough Opponent in VA Bout
Georgia boxer W L Young Stribling plans a comeback bout in West Virginia on August 2 after months of rest. A knee injury from a Paris bout five months earlier shapes his decision to resume his fifty year career or seek a new world tour.
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Macon
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Georgia
West Virginia
Paris
Stribling
America
World Air Route Map Published by Naval Hydrographic Office
The U S Naval Hydrographic Office released a map detailing the world main trunk air routes. The publication outlines major corridors connecting continents and key aviation hubs for global air travel planning.
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U. S. Naval Hydrographic Office
Vast Sargasso Sea Vastly Enclosed by Gulf Stream
The Sargasso Sea lies amid calm waters encircled by the Gulf Stream and thick with gulf-weed, covering an area nearly as large as Europe.
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Sargasso Sea
Calcutta Population Reaches Over 1.3 Million
Calcutta the capital of Bengal grows to exceed 1,300,000 residents. The figure reflects rapid urban expansion in the city and underscores its status as a major population center.
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Calcutta
India
England Spends About 80 Million On Laundry Annually
A report notes that England allocates roughly 80,000,000 dollars each year to laundry work. The figure reflects national spending patterns in domestic and institutional laundry services across the country.
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England
Gasoline Tax Increases Focused in Arizona and Oregon
This year two states, Arizona and Oregon, have raised gasoline tax rates. The move reflects ongoing fiscal measures to fund transportation projects and road maintenance across these states.
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Arizona
Oregon
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