Industrial League standings and results preview rally
SPU and Adams Millis cling to a tie for first in the Industrial League hosiery outfit race. Yesterday Adame Millis won 10 to 65 over Triangle 65. High Point remains sole overall leader with Robbins-Melrose postponed and Highland on a bye.
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Adams-Millis
Ss. P. U
Melrose
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Robbins
Three Way Tie Holds In Amateur League Golf Event
A Scotch foursome tournament at Emery wood Country club is announced for Thursday afternoon. Ladies will pick their men partners with best drives selected from the tee and alternate shots until the cup. Prizes will go to low gross and low net scores.
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Emerywood Country Club
Andy Merrileés
Amos Guilford Globe Parlor Win Saturday Games
Amateur League action shows Amos Guilford and Globe Parlor securing victories. Oakdale 0 For Marsh 4 Amos 11 Pe 20 Harriss Covington Highland 7 Adams Millie 13 Tomlinson 2 Globe Parlor 4.
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Tigers Defeat A’s as Triple Play Secures Lead
Detroit tops Philadelphia 4 to 1 aided by a masterful triple play in the fourth inning. Hank Greenberg collected a single, two doubles and a triple in four at bats while Eldon Auker held the A’s to 12 hits as Detroit preserved its American League lead. Flohr Wilshire Berry Mayes Auker Cochrane.
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Mayes, Auker and Cochrane
McGrath defeats Wood to put Australia ahead in Interzone
Vivian McGrath beat Sid Wood Jr 7 5 6 4 16 9 7 in the opening singles of the Interzone series at Wimbledon. Jack Crawford then defeated Frank Shields 6 1 6 2 12 9 0 as Australia took a 2 0 lead.
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Sid~ Wood, Jr
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
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Down Under
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Sam
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Dick Williams
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Wood
Crawford
George
Ian
George M. Lott, Jr
Lott
Lester Stoefin
Adrian Quist
England
Muzried
Country Club Tennis Team Clinches Second Half Title
The Country Club tennis squad swept three postponed matches in the A division to secure the second half title. Eshelman, Pope and Armfield led doubles and singles wins over Sechrest, College, and River, earning a playoff with Monthieu for the league championship. In B division, Woodrow Avenue and Hamilton Street lead as Y.M.C.A. strength grows with several decisive wins.
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College
River
Eshelman
Pope
Ellington
Sprye
Armfield
Ritchie
Rogers
E. Smith
Loflin
Kivett
Gurley
High Point College
Beck
Ragan
J. D. Rogers
George Armfield
J. A. Eshelman
Ken Redman
T. Y. Short
H. F. Cooper
Woodrow
Farris Avenue
Lewis
Bowen
Hubbard
Taylor
Crowder
Adams-Millis tops Robbins in Industrial league rally win
Adams-Millis defeated Robbins 10 to 9 in a ninth inning rally to stay tied for the lead in the Industrial league. S. P. U. and Melrose also won, leaving Adams-Millis and S. P. U. in a deadlock at the top.
Adams-Millis edges Triangle in 10-5 defeat
Ken Adams-Millis won a week opening game over Triangle 10 to 5 as Burge faltered in the eighth frame. DeLappe and Peace had two hits for A and M, while Hucks and Williams provided key hits for Triangle. Perry earned the win, Johnson the loss, with Hodges umpiring and 300 in attendance.
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Ken Adams-Millis
Midas
Triangle
Red Williams
Burge
Adams- Millis
Triangle Tam
DeLappe and
Peace
Hucks
Dawson Cf
Sues Er Ae
Cess
Blalock
Thomas
Williams
DeLappe
W. Hinkle
Cooper
Rush
G. Hinkle
Stone
Weisner
Terry
Clark
Perry
Willams
Johnson
Adams Millis
Harvey
Hodges
Southern Public Utilities Beat High Point Overall In 12 9 Game
Southern Public Utilities edged High Point Overall 12 to 9 as Connor led with four hits and Farlowe added three. The box score shows Rudisill and Stafford sharing pitching duties and Smith homer for H P Overall.
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Ss. P. U
Rudisill
Stafford
Southern Public Utilities
High Point
RP. U
Connor
EB. Farlowe
Thre
P. Us
Smith
Nor
Bernhardt Wf
Ellerbe
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Aeaees
H. P
Ee Harriss
Ed Farlowe
McDowell P
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Rices
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Cooper
Frye
Fritz
Earnhardt
Lopp
Young
McDowell
P. G
Y Tank Team Meets Monday
Edgar Hartley secretary of the local Y M C A has called the first swimming practice for the local Y tank men on Monday at 4 PM. Key rivals and veterans are listed for the season with the Middle Atlantic Classic at Asheville August 17 18 and the North and South Carolina YMCA meet at Sumter S C on August 4. Practice runs daily 4 to 5 PM except Tuesday 1 to 2 PM.
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Iso
Asheville
North and
South Carolina
High Point
Sumter
S. C
Robbins Beaten By Rockingham Outfit In Return Contest
Robbins Industrial league team loses 4 to 2 to Rockingham All-Stars at Rockingham in a return game. Apple led Robbins with three for four while Bankhead paced the winners with three for five. McCaskill earned the win. Ferguson took the loss. Time 2:10. Attendance 600. Umpires Bryant Hodge and Brooks.
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Teeter
Spencer
Ifkes Cooper
Johnson
Ferguson
Culler
Robbins
MacCaskill
Sedgefield Hunt To Meet On Thursday
Sedgefield Hunt club calls a Thursday night meeting at 8 at the Sedgefield grill to discuss plans for next year's sport.
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Sedgefield Hunt Club
Sedgefield Grill
Baseball score roundup from American Association game night
In one night of play Columbus fell to Milwaukee 5 to 6 while Indianapolis beat St Paul 7 to 1 and Louisville edged Minneapolis 6 to 5. Stafford earned the win McDowell took the loss with umpires Millikan and Johnson calling the game which lasted 2 hours 30 minutes and drew 100 spectators.
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Highland and Guilford clash in Saturday games
Saturday games feature Highland facing Guilford, Adame Millis meeting Marsh, Oakdale taking on Globe Parlor, Morriss Covington matched with Tomin son, and Amos versus Robbins in local matchups.
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Guilford
Adame Millis
Marsh
Oakdale
Globe Parlor
Morriss-Covington Va
Tominson
Amos
Robbins
Local Amateur League Scores Highlight Tight Top Standings
Amos beat Marsh 11 to 4 to stay atop the league while Globe Parlor edged Tomlinson 4 to 2. Guilford earned a 9 to 6 forfeit win as Oakdale walked off in the second inning. Adams-Millis defeated Highland 18 to 7 and Robbins triumphed over Harriss Covington 20 to 9.
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Harriss-Covington
Robbins bats overpower Harriss Covington in 20 to 9 rout
Robbins wins 20 to 9 as Phillips Boswell and E Fowler power the offense. Crouch goes 2 for 2 in a strong team effort while Williard and Newby pace the losers. Home runs by Jordan Bruton Shipwash and Phillips highlight a 26 hit attack.
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Jordan
Bruton
Dorsett
Fowler
Tomlinson Nosed Out by Globe Parlor in Close 4–2 Loss
Globe Parlor defeated Tomlinson 4 to 2 as Pendry pitched seven hits allowed for the winners. Leach led at bat for Globe Parlor while Ingram and D Stout starred for the losers. The box score fragment shows scattered hits and standout plays amid a tight contest.
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Globe Parlor
Pendry
Leach
Ingram
D. Stout
Bosaeia
Ces Oaks
Johnson
Adams-Millis Blue Sox Dominate Highland 13 to 7 in Batting Surf
Adams-Millis Blue Sox surged with timely hitting to beat Highland 13 to 7. Maus went 4 for 5 to lead the winners while Hensley starred for Highland with four hits. One of Maus’s outs ended in a home run for Meust’s team.
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Highland
Nune
Maus
Hensley
Bargin
Meust
England Seaside Jobs Draw 60 000 Women and Girls
More than 60 000 women and girls work seasonally as seaside waitresses cashiers and bathing attendants across England. The labor force includes youngsters and individual resorts rely on these seasonal roles during summer months.
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British invention claims device to measure love between people
A British inventor claims a machine can tell if two people are in love and measure the degree of their affection. The device is described as evaluating emotional connection and compatibility between partners.
Friday Is Safest Day To Drive Says Statistics
A historical note reports that Friday is the safest day to drive a car while Saturday is the most dangerous, according to statistics. The item frames this as a交通 safety finding without detailing data or sources.
Browns Rally Edges Senators In Seventh Straight Win
St Louis defeated Washington 6 to 5 as Pepper's two run double in the ninth backed Amy West and Buck Newsom earned his ninth win. Burke left with an eye injury after a hit by pitch as the Browns overcame an early Senators lead.
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Oe Pepper
Amy West
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Senators
Browns
Bob Burke
Phillips
Buck Newsom
Burke
Washington
Russell
Newsome
Hemsley
Red Sox Top Indians 7 6 Behind Ferrell's Long Day
Wesley Ferrell pitched for Boston as he yielded 13 hits to his former team. The Indians led 6 3 after seven but a four run eighth inning doomed Cleveland. Roy Johnson hit a second inning homer as Boston compiled 11 hits off four Cleveland pitchers.
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Hudlin
Bean
L. Brown
Myatt
Yankees Beat White Sox 6-2 Behind Gomez Strong Hit
Lefty Vernon Gomez pitched for New York as the Yankees defeated Chicago 6-2. Gomez earned his 15th win, Lou Gehrig hit his 26th homer, and Dickey added his 11th circuit blast. Score by innings shows New York taking control early.
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Vernon Gomez
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Detroit
Gomez
Lou Gehrig
Dickey
Lou
New York
Leago
Tietje
Heving
Madijeski
London Hospital Counts Reach 74 Municipal Beds Add 15000 Voluntary
London lists 74 municipal hospitals with total spending of 9 000 dollars excluding voluntary institutions which hold about 15 000 beds.
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McAnally Teaches Swimming and Life Saving at Local Y
Bill McAnally, Duke swimming captain and two time Southern Conference record holder, joins the local Y M C A to offer life saving instruction on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 8 to 9. Swimming lessons run Wednesday 5 to 6 and Saturday 11 to 12. As an American Red Cross life saving examiner he can certify juniors and seniors. Members may enroll during hours. non members may join for a small per visit fee.
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Duke University
Bill
Young McAnally
American Red Cross
Mangin and Bell Reach Crescent-Hamilton Final
Gregory Mangin of New Jersey and Berkeley Bell of Texas advanced to the Crescent-Hamilton club invitational final in Huntington New York. Mangin defeated Martin Buxby of Miami 6 1 1 6 7 6 8 6 while Bell beat Wilmer Hines 8 6 4 6 6 1 after a mid match delay due to a lengthy third set.
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Gregory S. Mangin
Newark
Berkeley
Mangin
Buxby
New Jersey
Hines
Frankie Parker
Bell
South Carolina
Levan Richards
Tuesday and Thursday school games schedule
Tuesday games list Woodrow versus Green 6 and 1 Y M C A eight Hamilton Lindsay versus Farriss DeMolay versus Leader Corps. Thursday Green St versus DeMolay Hamilton versus Lindsay Farriss versus Y M C A Leader Corps versus Woodrow.
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Montheu Ave
Burrus Memorial
H. P. College
Hamilton
Woodrow Ave
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Farriss Ave
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Leader Corps
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Lindsay
Farriss
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Bryan and Hess Tennis Finalists in Mid Atlantic Tourney
In Charlotte on July 71 Bryan of Chattanooga seeded No. 1 and Hess of Fort Worth seeded No. 2 reach the men's singles final after Bryan defeated Doc Barr 10-8 10-4 and Hess beat Bill Parkhill 6-2 6-2 6-1. Russell Ball wins junior singles 6-4 7-6. Eliza Coxe wins women’s singles 6-2 6-2.
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Chattanooga
Wilbur Hess
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Whiess
Bill Parkhill
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Barr
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Wilaré Silcox
Jack Beckman
Hess Barr
Russell Ball
Campbell Oalesple
Atlanta
Eliza Coxe
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Elizabeth Cropher
Last War Hostilities Ended Feb 4 1783
The entry notes February 4 1783 as the final combat of the Revolutionary War. It marks the close of formal hostilities and the path toward peace negotiations and treaty formalities.
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