Maurice Cubs Crush Millis White Sox 11–0 in Inter-City League
Maurice Cubs routed Millis White Sox 11 to 0 at Finch Field as Ragan Maurice's pitcher Bossong helped seal third place and Adams dropped a rung. The White Sox struggled at the plate while Fischer faltered on the mound for Adams Millis.
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Thomas
Ragan-Maurice
Bossong
Adams
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Ile
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Fischer
Ragan
Wilson
Adama-Millis
Meacham
Reading figures rise at Thomasville County Library branch
The Thomasville County library reports 7 667 registrations in June with 1 044 new members and 6 577 books and 21 magazines read. Juvenile circulation reaches 2 734 while adult fiction totals 205 and non fiction 164. Miss Eloise Ward notes records exceed May totals.
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Eloise Ward
Miss Ward
Monuds Defeat Duke Team 12-8 in See-Saw Game
The Mock Judso nine from Greensboro defeated Duke Electricians 12 to 8 at Willis Park yesterday afternoon. Trailing early, Greensboro rallied with four in the eighth to seal the victory as Duke added two late runs. Lopp led Duke with four hits in five trips, while Shelton had three hits for the visitors. Winning pitcher was Erb, losing pitcher Perry.
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Welker
Shafter
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Shatter
Causey
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Salentinae
Coaches' School at Duke Opens Today
The sixth annual summer school for athletic coaches began at Duke University. Coach Wallace Wade leads the football course with lectures and demonstrations twice daily. Track boxing and basketball coaching courses are also scheduled.
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Duke University
Wallace Wade
Louisiana Student Is Western Champion
Paul Leslie 20 year old pre med LSU student from Jefferson City Mo won the western amateur crown defeating Bob Fraser of Omaha in a tough match to succeed W Lawson Little as national amateur ruler.
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Neb
Paul Leslie
Jefferson City
W. Lawson Little
Louisiana State University
Bob Fraser
Chicago Enters Auto Inspection Statewide Rule
Chicago is listed among cities requiring compulsory periodic inspection of automobiles. Car owners with defective vehicles have 10 days to correct the defects under the new rule.
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Chicago
Cooper and Metz Tie for Honors in St Paul Open
In St Paul on July 20 veteran Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chicago and Dick Metz of Lake Forest Illinois finished 72 holes in a dead heat at 277, 11 under par, securing a first place tie for the $5,000 St Paul open golf tournament. Both players set out for 36 holes today to determine the winner with $1,200 for first.
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
Dick Metz
Lake Forest
Cooper
Metz
Deal
N. J
Wild Bill Mehrhorn
Louisville
Club Owners Offer Reward For Stolen Star Brace
Birmingham baseball owners seek the thief who stole manager Rigel Stephenson’s back brace. After June 15 he improved from a .299 average to .368, lifting his season to .368 as he returned to the lineup wearing a brace.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Baseball Club
Rigel Stephenson
Chicago Cub
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Stephenson
Olympic Coach Sees Ready American Track Team
Brutus Hamilton, California coach, aboard the Manhattan en route to Berlin, says the American track squad is the best conditioned team Uncle Sam has sent abroad. He expects a tough final week to bring athletes back to peak shape, notes sprinters recover quickly while distance runners need more work, and believes Berlin will offer ideal facilities.
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Berlin
Sam
Brutus Hamilton
California
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Europe War Debates and Jest From Springs Zepplin Visit
Editor J B Dowd records Elliott White Springs remarks after his Hindenburg crossing. Springs quips on Europe ready to fight at a moment’s notice but unable to borrow a hat to drop, and shares breezy impressions of France Switzerland England and German mills.
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Hindenburg
J. B. Dowd
Charlotte News
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New York
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France
Switzerland
England
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Richthofen
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Strange Death of Man Investigated
Raleigh July 20 a coroner s jury investigated the strange death of Murray M B 39 former Raleigh motion picture operator Murray died Saturday after removal from the county jail where he was confined on a drunkenness charge An autopsy showed a fractured skull from a blow no alcohol in the stomach He was rushed from jail to the hospital when found in a coma He had been arrested by officers for drunkenness
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Raleigh
Murray
Glass-made fibers spun into thread for cloth
Researchers report tiny fibers formed from ordinary glass can be spun into thread suitable for weaving. The breakthrough suggests new uses for glass in textile production and could enable lightweight, durable fabrics.
Baseball scores from yesterday report mixed results
Results yesterday show New York 4 to 2 over Cincinnati 3 to 3. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2. St Louis won 8 to 7 against Boston 1 to 2. Chicago beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 and 1 to 4.
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Pittsburgh Reet
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Standings Snapshot From Early Season Showdowns
Cleveland 11 5 and Washington 3 9 lead a set of early game results. Chicago 11 8 hosts Philadelphia 5 2 while New York 10 4 faces St. Louis 3 5. Boston 12 and Detroit 3 conclude the round of scores.
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Boston Cpr
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
How Can I By ANNE ASHLEY
Q and A on simple home remedies cover improving tennis grip with magnesium carbonate, keeping ants off a table using ground cinnamon, and soothing severe sunburn with a raw potato poultice applied to linen.
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Anne Ashley
Modern Etiquette Q and A with Roberta Lea
A collection of etiquette questions and answers on knife use at meals self consciousness in groups and proper guest behavior at private entertainments. The tips advise never using a knife as a mouth tool, focus on others to ease nerves and avoid applauding an encore at private events.
Photographs in Exposition Building Credit Missing
The Enterprise published attractive display photos from the Southern Exposition building and later credited Alderman Photo Company of this city for the images. Inadvertently no credit was given to the local company on page 14 yesterday.
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Enterprise
Alderman Photo Company
Baseball chatter and managerial rumors fill national sports page
A roundup of baseball buzz mentions Mickey Cochrane as a potential Detroit GM candidate, Claude Passeau emerging as a top Phillies reliever, and talk of Babe Ruth possibly managing the Giants. Notes include Joe DiMaggio and DiMag phrases, Yankee late-season margin, towns named after players Turbville and Rhem, Jeffcoat brothers in major and minor leagues, and reminiscences about Al Simmons 253-hit season with the A's and his prized bat.
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Associated Press
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Mickey Cochrane
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Claude Passeau
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Sambo Leslie
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Miss
Babe Ruth
Bill Terry
Horace Stoneham
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Bill's Personal Friend, Plumb Cold
Bloomington
Ind
Tom Sweeney
Worcester
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Evening Gazette
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South Carolina
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Georgia
Turbeville
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Athletics
Williamsport
Rhem
Flint Rhem
Cardinals
Jeffcoat Brothers
Joe di Maggia
Pop
al Simmons
Sunday Ball Game Held In Charlotte
Sunday baseball was played here yesterday despite bans with more than 1 200 spectators paying 25 cents each. City officials did not intervene and said they had not been informed of the event beforehand.
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Charlotte
Heavy Water Price Sparks Scientific Debate
A headline notes that “heavy water” could fetch 1250 dollars per pint while chemists claim a pint can be produced from 15 cents worth of ordinary water, highlighting a novel discovery and its cost implications.
Red Sox regain third place in American League
The Red Sox moved back into third in the American League after a winning road trip, aided by an 11 win 13 game run and a doubleheader sweep of the Athletics. Chicago White Sox climbed into a deadlock with Detroit after beating the Tigers 12-8. Yankees split with St. Louis Browns, while Indians’ nine game winning streak ended. Cubs and Pirates faltered as Giants and Dodgers showed strength in the league race.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
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Sox
Athletics
Red Sox
Tigers
Chicago
Detroits
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Lou Gehrig
Jack Knott
Cleveland Indians
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Tribe
Senators
Monte Weaver
Cardinals
Chicago Cuba
Boston Bees
Cubs
Phillies
Bucky Walter
Claude Passeau
Pirates
Dodgers
Val Mungo
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Major League Leaders Show Cardinals Dominance
National leaders include Medwick of the Cardinals with 368 batting average and 130 hits, J Martin of the Cardinals 81 runs and 14 stolen bases, plus Ott of the Giants with 60 RBIs and 18 home runs. Camilli leads triples with 11 for the Phillies.
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Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
J. Martin
Ott
Giants
Jensen
Herman
Cubs
Camilli
Phillies
Goodman
Gehrig Leads Yankees In 370 Batting Stat Line
The report tops Gehrig with 370 batting average for the Yankees. Radcliffe and Appling of the White Sox sit at 377. DiMaggio leads Yankees with 33 doubles. Gehringer and Tigers show 31 doubles. Clift Browns with 10 triples. Gehringer again among leaders for Tigers with 9. Gehrig and Yankees tie for 26 home runs. Powell of the Yankees has 6 stolen bases tied with Werber and Lary Browne at 16. Hadley of the Yankees is 6-1 and Malone 9-2 in pitching.
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Radcliff
Appling
White Sox
Gehringer
DiMaxero
Tigers
Clift
Browns
Poxx
Red Sox
Powell
Werber
Lary
Browne
Hadley
Malone
Heart disease and cancer deaths in fiscal year totals
Heart disease caused 300000 deaths and cancer 135000 during the fiscal year, figures showing the leading causes of mortality.
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