Millis and S P U To Clash In Amateur League Showdown
In a busy Southern Pub Utilities schedule Friday Millis meets S P U in a key Amateur League game at Willis Ballpark as Melrose leads the circuit. Other games include Triangle versus Robbin and Jamestown versus Amos with Crown hosting Melrose in a pivotal race for first place.
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Adame Millie Latched Dual Meets in Southern Chair
Millie Adame secured a bye after finishing in the top positions at the Southern Chair meet held at Highland High School. H P Overall advanced to the next round, earning a bye as the event proceeded.
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P. U. Southern Chair
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Wills Moody Predicts France Will Lose Davis Cup
Helen Wills Moody predicts France will lose the Davis Cup in the challenge round after the interzone finals at Auteuil. She notes Perry’s strong play and mentions Bileworth Vines and Wilmer Allison in matches, with Jean Borotra possibly competing in singles. Cochet’s form is cited as a weakening factor for France.
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Helen Wills Moody
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Wilmer Allison
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Playground diamond baseball results stray into local rivalries
In the Senior division Grimes Street narrowly defeated Ray Street 5 to 3 while Emma Blair overwhelmed ype. In the Junior division Emma Blair edged Biair Park 5 to 3 and Grimes Street routed Ray Street 15 to 1. Scoring by innings lists Ras Blair and Emma Blair among key names.
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Detec tive Cofer Denies Bribe Plot in Lottery Ring
Winston-Salem reports Detec tive J. H. Cofer denied involvement as an indictment tied him to bribe schemes alleged to protect a lottery ring. An investigation proceeds.
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J. H. Cofer
Local Club Set To Host Salisbury Golfers Saturday
High Point prepares for a return match with Salisbury at the local course. The contest begins at 2:90 o clock with a lineup including Matton, Wood, Diffendal, Gore rett, Kester, Dobbs, Bennett, White, Morris, Parker, Abela, Igram, Woollen, Murray, Andeau, Matthews, Comer and Lyon.
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Charles Diffendal
Jack Gorerett
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Hu. Dobbs
H. C. Bennett
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J. A. Morris
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Steve Lgram
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F. Woollen
Forrest Murray
J. W.andeau
R. Matthews
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B. R. Lyon
Logan Porter, Jr
Stare and Stripes Echo Through 1942 Grid Season Review
The article recalls the 1942 football season with Duke and Davidson, Duke versus Maryland, South Carolina, Wake Forest, and Carolina games. It notes tense battles, hero runs by Wallace Wade's Duke team, Burnett’s punting mastery, and Duke's 16 12 near upset of Tennessee amid a busy college slate.
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Bob Cox
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Caroline
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Tennessee
North Carolina Football Season Clashes With Duke and Kentucky
The narrative follows dramatic regional college football showdowns at Kenan stadium and beyond. Florida, Duke, Kentucky, and Carolina all feature pivotal scores and standout plays as the season winds down.
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday
Yesterday's stars included Tony Viet of the Pirates with two hits and two steals against Cianta. Tommy Ridges and the Tigers beat the Senators 14 to none with four hits. Nabe Herman led Cote with three homers and a single against the Phillies. George Pipgras and the Red Sox shut out the White Sox with five scoreless innings. Rebbit Maranville of the Braves tripled in the eighth to drive in the winning run over Cayde 8-2. Jimmie Poxs of the Athletics knocked in three runs with a triple and a double against the Browns. Harry Rice of the Reds drove in a run in the ninth to beat the Dodgers 1–0.
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George Pipgras
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Rebbit Maranville
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Cayde
Jimmie Poxs
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Nune
Browns
Harry Rice
Reds
Dodgers
Hitting Leaders Dominate Piedmont League Action
In Charlotte on July 21 Greensboro and Durham players show strong hitting, led by Johnny Jones near .420. Bucher Mize Wade and Powers follow, with Wade Bucher Mise tied for 20 home runs. Wade also drives in 93 runners and shares 26 stolen bases with Clark of Greensboro.
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Durham Edges Charlotte In 12th Inning Pitchers Duel
Rain canceled two games while Durham and Charlotte Hornets played a tight game. Durham pushed across a run in the 12th to win 2 1 over 1 as Krider outpitched Ches ter Martin in a glittering duel.
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Albemarle Triumphs Over Pointers 12 to 9 In Shutout
Albemarle defeated the High Pointers 12 to 9 in a delayed Granite Belt league game at Willis Park. Aldridge pitched superbly allowing two hits, Morgan led the offense with four of five, and Tate Andréwa struggled as the Pointers were held to six innings.
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Indians Edge Tankers on Harder Strong Start
Mel Harder pitched effectively to hold the Tankers in check as the Indians built an early lead and eventually secured a win. Hite contributed solidly for the opposition, but the Indians maintained control throughout the game.
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Taree Hite
Babe Herman Leads Cubs With Three Homers In 10 1 Win Over Phillies
Babe Herman belted three home runs and drove in eight as the Chicago Cubs crushed the Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 1. Kiki Cuyler added a triple and a double, while Bud Tinnish pitched effectively. The Cubs pulled within 1 1/2 games of the first-place Giants as Pittsburgh and St Louis also won.
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Bud) Tinnifig
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Baby Sisters Steal Show At National Swimming Meet
Five year old Peggy Rawls of Fort Lauderdale and four year old Helen Hoerger of Miami wow crowds at Jones Beach as exhibitions steal spotlight from the womens national AAU championships. Peggy excels in freestyle and backstroke while Helen shines in breaststroke and both display early swimming prowess. Katherine Rawls, fifteen, and defending four titles, was not on today’s program but will contest tomorrow.
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National League and American League batting leaders listed
The AP tallies season leaders in batting runs and hits for both leagues. Notable figures include Klein and Davis with Phillies in NL batting averages, Martin and Waner high in runs, and Foxx and Simmons leading AL in hits and RBIs. Pitching leaders feature Cantwell and Grove with strong win totals.
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Rosenbloom and Lethart Draw In Tacoma Brawl
Light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom and Tacoma bruiser Fred Lethart battled ten rounds to an official draw in a non title bout, leaving the rivalry even as the crowd watched.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday
Yesterday’s scores show Pittsburgh 6 New York 5, Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 0, Chicago 10 Philadelphia 1, Boston 3 St Louis 2. This update lists key outcomes with no further context or details.
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Cleveland and Knicks Clash In NYC Basketball Night
Today the Cavaliers visit the Knicks in New York while the Bulls face the Celtics in Boston and the Chargers travel to Philadelphia for a Philadelphia game. A fourth matchup pits Washington against an unspecified opponent.
Tennis results from yesterday with six scores noted
Yesterday's scores show Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 0, Cleveland beat New York 3 to 1, Detroit edged Washington 1 to 0, and Philadelphia triumphed over St. Louis 6 to 5. Each player mentioned weighed 179 pounds, four pounds more than the title weight.
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