Guilford Triumphs Over Pointers In Amateur League
Guilford defeated the Pointers 4 to 3 in Amateur League action. Oakdale edged Marsh 7 to 6. Highland led Amateur standings with a 9 to 0 win. In Commercials, Furniture City and Ragan-Maurice stayed atop with two wins, while Mills Home and Harriss-Covington also posted perfect records with one win each. Allen Jay beat Tomlinson 16 to 12 in a slugfest. The report covers multiple leagues and a swimming meet with swimmers from Miami Beach and Homestead, noting Miss Lenore Knight’s bid for the 880 yard title and team standings across clubs.
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Ragan-Maurice
Mills Home
Harriss-Covington
Furniture City
Ragan- Maurice
CCC No. 406
Harriss-Covington and Mills
CCC No. 434
Snow Lumber Company
Allen Jay
Tomlinson
Ragan-Maurice Re
Eer
Allen Jay Seeree
Snow Lumber
Huntley-Jackson
Pirates Defeat Braves In Doubleheader Slump Deepens
In Pittsburgh, the Boston Braves lost both ends of a July 20 doubleheader to the Pirates, 14–2 and 6–3, extending their skid to 14 consecutive defeats. Pirates hitters rapped 15 hits in game one, while rookie Mace Brown shut out Boston until the ninth.
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Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Pirates
Braves
Mace Brown
Katherine Rawls Wins Her Second Medley Title
Katherine Rawls captured her second title at the women’s national swimming championships in New York as wind and rain battered Manhattan Beach. The Washington Athletic Club squad set a new 880-yard freestyle relay record in 10 minutes 37.8 seconds, edging Homewood and other challengers despite a bolt causing a pole fire and a delayed program.
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New York
Manhattan Beach
Katherine Rawls
Washington Athletic Club of
Seattle
Betty Lea
Doris Buckley
Olive McKean
Homestead
Johanna Gorman
Anna Mae Gorman
Louise Clark
Lenore Knight
Miss Rawls
Anne Govednik
Chisholm
Minn
Three-way Amateur league tie after midweek wins
Amos, Marsh and Highland move into a three way tie after victories in a busy afternoon. Guilford upset Adame-Millis Pointers 4 3 while Amos beat Globe Parlor 6 0 and Marsh defeated Oakdale 7 0. Highland earned its first half win with a 9 0 forfeit from Pickett.
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Guilford
A. & M. Pointers
Oakdale
Marsh
Ames
Globe Parlor
Pickett
Highland
Robertson Bakery
Kye
Amos
Amos rolls to second straight win 5 to 0 over Globe Parlor
Amos dominated Globe Parlor as F Brown limited the Parlor lineup to four hits. Thomas led Amos with three hits in four at bats including two doubles, while East added three for five with two doubles.
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Amos
Globe Parlor
F. Brown
Parlor Boys
Thomas
East
Beaton
Farlow
Hoover
F. Hall
T. Mall
Gasceteee
J. Johnson
Ritchie
Ferlow
Johnson
Hall
Sachaie Riley
Dla
Ok Bear
Globe Parior
Wild Deaton
Brown
Ami Naber
Kanoy
Pointers Edge Guilford In Narrow Baseball Win
Adams-Millis jumped ahead early but the Pointers rallied to win 8 to 4. Adams-Millis collected nine hits to Guilford seven, while Stamey held the Pointers' bats in check as Flynn led the winners with strong batting.
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Guilford
Adams-Millis
Stamey
Phillies Rally Past Reds 9-8 In Tight Cincinnati Tilt
Philadelphia jumped to a four run start and finished with nine runs on seven doubles and a single off Tony Freitas to beat Cincinnati 9 to 8. The Phillies evened the series at one game each as Freitas allowed extra base hits before leaving in the second inning.
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Cincinnati
Tony Freitas
Phillies
Reds
Freitas
St Johnson
Kirby of Marsh Pitches Marsh to 7 0 Win over Oakdale
Kirby of Marsh hurled a stellar game allowing three scratch hits as Marsh blanked Oakdale 7 to 0. Marsh collected nine safeties with Wood and Kirby each getting two and Haney adding a two base hit for the winners, Garner was held to nine hits.
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Kirby
Marsh
Oakdale
Garner
Haney
Wood
Campbell
A. Campbell
Vv Clark
Seeer
Lohr
Weston
Fe i Bouldin
Hodgin
Everhart
Ragan-Maurice Edges Huntley-Jackson 4 3 in Pitchers Duel
Ragan-Maurice pushed four runs across in the first, third, fifth, and sixth innings to take a 4 3 lead. Loftin held Huntley-Jackson to five hits with 10 strikeouts. V Harrington Stringfield and Russell led the winners at bat while Collaie had two hits for Huntley-Jackson including a triple.
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Allen Jay
Tomlinson
C. Elder
Smith
Ragan-Maurice
Huntley- Jackson
Loftin
V. Harrington
Stringfield
Russell
Collaie
Huntley-Jackson
Lustie
Sore
HH. Harrington
Geer Russell
Jonneen
Cee Wonree
Mason
Lambrough
Sean Wosees
Sheffield
Collaire
Har- Bacr
Hpoare Leonard
Tener Ree Kearns
Jaynes
Poulkner
Eeses Wall
Burge
Sere
Gutioy
Mater
Franklin
Gur- Price
Larriley
Wood
B. Burge
O. Burge
Price
Holmes
Kearns
Douglas
Haney
Mits
Im &T
Lof
Furottur City
First Round Play Ends In President's Cup Tourney
First round action at Emerywood Country club in the President's Cup handicap tournament produced several upsets led by L C Parker’s 26 foot putt on the eighteenth to edge Frank Robbins. Herman Smith won with a 15 foot par save on home green to defeat T A Tilden. Snow beat Dunn on the 19th hole. Pairings for the second round include Poole vs Gayle Sr and Smith vs Utley among others.
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Emerywood Country Club
L. C. Parker
Frank
Herman Smith
T. A. Tilden
R E. Snow
I. B. Dunn
J. W. Poole
H. K. Young
G. A. Gayle
J. A. Hart, Jr
A. H. Holton
Ben Traylor
G. C. Kester
Dr. Harrison
T. B. Smith
J. J. McMurrey
A. S&s. Parker
W. E. Price
H. R. Williamson
T. C. Langley
A. M. Utley
J. W. Rose
Frank Robbins
J. A. Morris
M. B. Amos
W. C. Comer
George Lewis
T. H. White
W. C. Innes
C. T. Ingram, Jr
A. B. Hoff
Joe Weaver
T. Parker
J. W. Garrett
H. M. Bundy
L. C. Matton
M. B. Nash
R. A. McPheeters
Curtis Smith Deal
R. E. Snow
Miami Beach girl in medley tournament highlights
Matchups list feature redman and andrew white, l ingram, weaver, bryant, terry, wall, bready, garrett, matton, and finalist sam harris in Walker Idol style event with a winner among multiple pairs.
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Miami Beach
Redman
T. HH. White
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Joe Weaver
H. M. Bryant
Ll. R. Terry
H. B. Wall
J. N. Bready
G. V. Garrett
L. C. Matton
Sam Harris
White Sox Lose Second Game of Doubleheader to Senators
Washington beats Chicago 9 to 2 after a 1 to 0 opener. Charles Fischer pitched eight-plus innings, allowing one hit before Ossie Bluege’s ninth inning single. Earl Whitehill limited Chicago to five scattered hits in the nightcap.
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Washington
Charles Fischer
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Fischer
Detroit
Ossie Bluege
White Sox
Earl Whitehill
Vanderbilt To Play Chicago Two Games
Vanderbilt University signs a two year football pact with the University of Chicago. The Commodores face the Big Ten team in Chicago on October 3, 1936, then host the return game in Nashville on October 2, 1937.
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Vanderbilt
Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
Dan 5. McGugin
Vanderbilt University
University of Chicago
Commodores
Athletics Divide Two Philadelphia Games in Doubleheader
Roy Mahaffey pitched six innings as the Athletics rallied in the second game to win 56 2 after being swept 15 8 by the Cleveland Indians in the opener. Bruce Campbell collected five hits in five trips as Cleveland piled up 21 hits.
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Allen Jay Gaddis
G. Elder
As Steer
Wee Ingram
Elder
Cox
N. Ingram
Cullar
Butler
Broadway
Smith
Sells
Bulla
Tom
Enehe
Allen Jay
Baker
Thomas
Gox
Holcomb
White
Philadelphia
Roy Mahaffey
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Redskins
Bruce Campbell
Cleveland
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June Burr
Coral Gables
Fla
Evelyn Rawls
Frances McDonnell
Ohio
Betty Joyce McMinn
Jean McCullough
Miss Knight
Mises Rawls
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Walberg
W. “Perrell
R. Ferrell
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Mueller
M. Brown
Padden
MacPayden
Spohrer
Weaver
Pee Pekeyeewes
Grace
Pet Ee Pth Ee Ee Eee
Open We Eemeeeeses
Eee Eens
Ighland
Oakdale Eer Eenee
2. M. Pointers
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Glave Parlor
CUBS
New York Giants
Roy Parmelee
Larry French
Ro Hartnett
Hedrick
Church
Cecil
Gere
Bennett
Booker
Bryant
Shelton
GC. Flynn
Becker
Lycles
North Main St
Carolina Theatre
BE. R. Clothester Manager
PHILS
J. W. Poole Ve
A. Gayle, Sr
A. Hotton
W. EB. Price
J. P. Ingle
BE. C. Payne
J. W. Lindsay
W. B. Mitchell
J. R. Adame
Harville-Groome
EB. I. Holb
Sewell
Hadley
Ohinens
Winegarner
Phillips
Mehaffey
High Point
N. C
Street
Malta
Commercial Ins. &Investment CO
Roy C. Welborn
Wachovia Bank
Vance M. Welborn
North State Telephone Co
W. Broad ST
Carolinas
DIAL
Cen Service
Blue Bird Taxi, Inc
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