Hodgepodge of sports chatter and personalities across leagues
A long, clipped talk of boxing and baseball figures fills the page. Names like Burleigh Grimes Joe McCarthy and Tommy Farr surface along with college coaches in North Carolina Davidson Elon Wake Forest and Minnesota. The column riffs on management, injuries and upcoming Derby and football notes.
Orchids honor officials for night games at Wichita park
Adame Millie baseball officials have extended use of their park to the McCrary Eagles for night games as they prepare for the Carnet event in Wichita Kansas this August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame Millie
Iin McCrary Eagles
Wichita
Kans
Mungo’s pitching days in doubt as elbow flares
Fireball ace le Mungo of the Brooklyn Dodgers struggles with a near numb right arm. X rays and doctors in New York diagnose the issue after he left the mound early against the Cubs. Other notes mention Budge turning pro, the U S team’s Cup prospects, and local sports chatter about Indiana California basketball and a Parkways football contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tatum
ITI
United States
Don Budge
Tennessee
Chapman
Davidson
Dec Newton
Gene McBiver
Elon
New York
le Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mungo
Cubs
Mint
California
Indiana
Parkways
American Association
Dodger
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
Budge Rallies To Defeat Von Cramm In Davis Cup Thriller
In a dramatic Davis Cup interzone final Budge defeated Von Cramm after dropping the first two sets. The U S team, now two matches apiece, advances to face Great Britain in the challenge round starting Saturday with Perry out as a professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Eng
Don Budge
California
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
United States
Great Britain
Budee
von Cramm
Teuton
Fritieh
Fred Perry
Patrick Hughes
J. Heinrich Henkel
Atlanta Atom
Bryan M
Biter
Grant
Germany
Henkel
Ed Widseth Leads All Star Grid Poll Votes
Chicago July 20 Ed Widseth Minnesota topped all candidates in total votes in the charity game poll to face Green Bay at Soldier Field on September 1. Widseth a tackle led with 141 492 ballots while Averell Daniel of Pittsburgh followed. other positions listed include Tinsley Louisiana State and Antil Minnesota among ends and guards Reed Northwestern Lee Roe Glaseford Pittsburgh Seshereanman Minnesota Rasrak Duquesne and quarterbacks Huffman Indiana Baugh Texas Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Fé Widseth
Minnesota
Grid State
Green Bay Packers
Soldier's Field
Wideeth
AverellaDniell
Pittsburgh
Tinsley
Lowisiana State
Antil
Reid
Northwestern
Sar
Lee Roe
Glaseford
Seshereanman
Minnesote
Rasrak
Duquesne
Huffman
Indiana
Baugh
Texas Christian
Drake
Purdue
Wilke
Notre Dame
Larue
Meyer
Army
Patieaces
Francis
Nebraska
Georgetown University Welcomes Bob Halpin This Fall
Bob Halpin, last season an all-Pittsburgh Catholic League tackle for St. Justin's, will matriculate at Georgetown University in September. He weighs 2234 pounds. The wedding ring originated in Esyp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetows
TAR
Washington
Bob Halpin
Pittsburgh
St. Justin's
Georgetown University
Dean Goes To Aid Of Faltering Gangsters
Jerome Big Tor is speeding to Boston to rejoin the St. Louis Cardinals and lift them toward a pennant bid. Dean has not pitched since the All Star Game but a new finding by Silas Kenneth Johnees has supplied pitching depth on the Cards road trip. The latest win came in a 3-2 victory over the Giants as St. Louis narrowed the gap behind the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirty Dean
Boston
Lou Gehrig
Burleigh Grimes
Ford Frick
Brooklyn
Burleigh
Feminors
Johnny Bronca
Ivy Halle
Yale
Joe McCarthy
Tommy Farr
Joe Louis
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Joe Jacob
Jake Powell
Boni Press
Frankie Frisch
Jerome
Big Tor
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean
Washington
Frisch
Silas Kenneth Johnees
Giants
Cards
Terrymen
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Aged Jimmy Dykes Still A Top-Notch Ball Player
Aged Jimmy Dykes, in his 20th major league season, remains a top infielders star for the Chicago White Sox. Despite a sore leg and advancing age, he delivers clutch hits and helps keep his team high in the standings, earning praise from peers like Connie Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dykes
Earl Hilligan
Chicago
Des
Otera
Chicaso White Sox
Sox
Boston
Jimmy
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Comiskey Park
Connie
Netters Catch Up On Schedule In N. C. Tourney
Asheville July 26 Competitors in the North Carolina open tennis tournament caught up on schedule after rain postponed most first round eliminations. Fourth seed George Ivyer of Kenyor Alabama led 6-1 when W Calhoun of Augusta Georgia defaulted. The top seeds Archie Mindereon Frank Guernsey and Merriman Cunningham are listed among the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Asheville
George lVryer
Kenyor
W. Calhoun
Augusta
Archie “Mindereon
Chapel Hill
Prank Iuernse
New York Yankees Slug Past Opponents in Big League Action
The Yankees extended their American League dominance as Joe DiMaggio led Sunday bats while Tom Henrich fueled Monday’s win with a homer a double and a single. Lefty Gomez notched the thirteenth win of the year as New York continued its strong run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilles
Pai
Dean
Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Tom Henrich
Indians
Lefty Gomez
White Sox
Tigers
Senators
Reds
Bees
Athletics
Browns
Tommies Battle Landis Tonight at Finch Field
Thomasville faces Landis in a North State league clash at Finch Field at 8 15. Tommies climb to second place after a 5 2 win at Landis last night despite being outhit. Pinkston leads Thomasville regulars with a .332 average as the club plans Ladies Night promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkston
Thomasville
Ty John Carter
Landis Sens
Finchfield
Tommies
Landis
Mirwelles
Can
Pinkston Leads Tommie Hitters
Thomesville enjoyed a solid week against three first division clubs. Earl Connor led the offense with nine hits in twenty one at bats, raising his average by 14 points while Jessie Pinkston and Darr Sheely provided heavy hitting and star outfield contributions as Bill Ragedale nears return to the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomesville
Earl Connor
Jessie Pinkston
Darr Sheely
Bill Ragedale
Dennis
Saneaees
Pinkston
Mueller
Gerdeman
Kinney's Triple Helps Church Beat Triangle in Softball
Kinney rapped a three run cycle with two outs in the sixth to drive the Church of God to a 6 to 4 win over Triangle in a Commercial league game at the high school. Stoker homered, and Kinney Faircloth each had two hits. Hill added two hits for the Laser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney
Church of God
Triangle
Stoker
Faircloth
Hill
Lasers
Peore
Green
Whitley
Emery
Ivan Mikeloff Faces Wyomin g Star In High Point Ring
Ivan Mikeloff returns to High Point arena for the main event against Joe Maresh Wyom ing star in a rough wrestling bill. Dobie Osborn meets Eddie Cooke in the opening bout with 8 30 start and 7 15 box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iven Mikeloff
High Point
Joe Maresh
Wyoming
High Point Arena
Ruteian
Marsh
Jack League
Dobie Osborn
Tessas Ranger
Eddie Cooke
New Yorker
Cooke
John Bvkovich
Mikeloff
Osborne Cooke
Fragmentary note hints at postponement to later date
A partial line mentions Lowle and a possible postponement to a later date. No further details are readable to identify the event or responsible authority.
Yesterday's Homers Dominant in Phillies Victory
Benatore led SCPE PR in a surprising display as Klein and the Phillies posted a strong win. The crowd cheered a series of long balls and solid pitching to seal the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benatore
Klein
Phillies
Local Boxing Card Shows Knockouts in Jersey City Bouts
A fragmented fight card lists Jersey City bout results with Johnny J. Rew Me scoring a technical knockout over Joey Casta at 133 pounds. Other entries mention opponents from Dubuque and Houston and note several KO outcomes with unclear weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitego Mint Aron
Dubuquete
Georgie Sédivadore
Mouston
Va —Ceetl Payne
Loulerine
Prenkie Loembert
Jersey Ocity
Johnny J. Rew Me
Joey Casta
Jersey City
Night Contests Set for Intercity Baseball Trip
McCrary's North Carolina State Eagles plan night games at Willis Park ahead of a Wichita Kansas title bid. Business manager Cris Harvey of the Adams-Millie group says the schedule includes a clash with the local White Box team. The Asheboro champions sought to join the series with a forfeit in a Commercial League softball contest on Grimes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrary
North Carolina
Eagles
Willis Park
Wichita
Kansas
Cris Harvey
Adams-Millie
Willie Park
Asheboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Curly Hall
Greensboro
Charlie Patterson
Add Warren
Judge Teague
Pat
Add
Red
Smith
Alva Bradley
Brerre O'Neill
Harry Grayson
O'Neill
Cleveland Board of Tragedy
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Joe Engele
Chattanooga Lookouts
Clark Griffith
New Orleans Pols
Vince Dundee
Wake Forest
Walker
Dim Weaver
Bernie Bierman
Tommy Parr
America
der Louis
Hinglish Heath
Max Sehmeling
By Eddie Bripts
Jack
Epot
The
Ziggy
U. S
Ed Widseth
Esyp
British Empire
Yankee Stadium
Phi
Yankees
Sears
Marcel Thi
Rerengaria
Tommy
Dhe Louis
Bob Feller
van Mun- 40
Tommy Bridges
Feiler
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
N. C
Finch Field
Chairtown
Shelby
Mooresville
Newton -Conover
Conover
Lexington
Salisbury
Tetale Landis
Ccuetaus
Prakston
Brrore Whitaker
Connor
Hopkine
Hee
Tommie
Church
Ivan Mikeloff
Tiger Marsh
Joe
Sational
Cincinnati
York
Brook
St. Loeuie
Detroit
Cleveland
Pete
Loule
Adams-Millis
Royal Arcanum Porperits Junior Order
Royal Arcanum
Grimes Street
Wye Pet Samia
Adamentitia
Ilderton
Dodge
Plymouth
Wright Cline
Inc
Ceae