Americans Beat Australians in Davis Cup Doubles
George Lott Jr and Lester Stoefen defeated Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist of Australia in straight sets 6 4 6 4 26 4 to give the United States a fighting chance in the interzone final series. Two singles matches are scheduled tomorrow with the Americans needing to win both to capture the series.
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Bass Bite at Municipal Reservoir Sparks Fishing Fervor
Bass activity at the Municipal lake draws Col. D. H. Milton's note of biting conditions after reports from anglers. The piece then shifts to a tennis match recap, detailing singles results with Frank Shields and Vivian McGrath, Crawford and Sidney Wood, and doubles play led by Stoefen and Lott amid Davis Cup doubles dominance.
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Frank Shields
Vivian McGrath
Crawford
Sidney B. Wood
Shields
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Lott
Stoefen
Quist
Stofen
Henri Cochet
Jacques Bougnon
Wilmer Allison
John Vance
Indians Jump Back Into Pennant Race By Taking Twin Bill
Indians win 4-2 and 6-6 against the Red Sox to rebound into third place in the American League. Babe Ruth returns for the Yankees as they sweep the White Sox 12-2 and 15-2, while Detroit and Philadelphia split. Dodgers extend their best stretch with two wins over Pittsburgh. Giants widen NL lead with late drama.
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Electricians Top Central Falls Nine In Nine to Six Win
The Electricians beat Central Falls Nine 9 to 6 after trailing 4 0 in the first inning at Willis Park. Lepp and Earnhardt led the offense with two hits each including a home run by Lepp, while Kimmery added a homer for Central Falls. Box score notes and pitching details follow with attendance listed as 500.
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Robbins Top Hemp Club 7 to 2 in Sunday Baseball
Robbins wins 7 to 2 as four runs in the ninth seal the game. Lefty Wilson yields eight hits in a tight pitching duel for Robbins. Davis Bottoms and Apple each collect two hits for the winners while Roberts Moon and Sedberry lead Hemp at the plate. Attendance 1,000. game lasts 2 hours 28 minutes.
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Johnson Hitler remarks spark State Department debate
Washington dispatch notes Secretary Hull defends General Johnson as speaking individually not officially. Hull worries over fragile relations with Germany and nationalist sentiment, while Johnson's volatile temperament and history of never admitting mistakes keep the incident from drawing broad sympathy.
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Textile Labor Council opposes Johnson for NC board
In Salisbury the North Carolina Textile Labor Council called for T. B. Johnson of Raleigh to be removed as chairman of the state cotton textile industrial relations board, citing unfair labor attitude after a speech by R. R. Lawrence of the NC Federation of Labor. The council re elected officers and set a Durham convention date.
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Pap Johnson to be third man in Polly Snyder Rube Eldridge bout
Pap Johnson manager of the Amos Independents and ex Piedmont league player will serve as the third man in the ring for the Friday afternoon showdown at Willis Park. Polly Snyder and Rube Eldridge, both former professional pitchers, have staged this annual matchup for five years with part of the proceeds going to the V. F. W and the American Legion Drum and Bugle corps.
Results Yesterday From Regional Games
Yesterday's scores show Charlotte 5 Richmond 3 colony 5, Asheville 4 Norfolk 3, Greensboro 2. The results reflect a busy local schedule with multiple close contests and standout performances across teams.
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Wilmington
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday
New York beat Cincinnati 2 1 in 11 innings while St. Louis won 5 4 and Boston prevailed 4 2. Brooklyn fell 3 13 to Pittsburgh 2 10 and Philadelphia edged Chicago 6 5 in 12 innings.
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Washington at Chicago and New York at St Louis
Today games feature Washington facing Chicago and New York meeting St Louis in key matchups. Boston travels to Detroit while Philadelphia visits Cleveland in another set of midseason contests.
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Early NBA Scores From Weekend Card
Philadelphia 1 8 defeated Detroit 0 17 while New York 8 15 beat Chicago 2 2. Cleveland 4 6 edged Boston 2 5 and Washington 6 defeated St. Louis 4.
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Results yesterday in Nashville and across regions
Nashville defeated Atlanta 4 to 0. New Orleans led Birmingham 14 to 6, while Knoxville stood 3 to 1 against Chattanooga 1. Memphis and Little Rock finished 2 to 2 and 1 to 4 respectively.
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Hockey Standings Snapshot From Albany Newark Buffalo Toronto
Albany leads Newark 5 to 5 in a tied game. Buffalo shows 25 to 1 while Toronto stands 3 to 3. Montreal leads Rochester 7 to 3 as Syracuse is 1 to 4 and Baltimore 6 to 3 in the column.
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Richmond Manager Heads For Long Rest After Resignation Try
Richmond Colts manager Ed Hendee, after attempting to save the team from a double defeat by the Charlotte Hornets, offered his resignation to owner Eddie Mooers. Mooers refused, citing health as the reason for a long vacation and stressing confidence in Hendee’s season’s work.
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Ed Hendee
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Hess Wins Mid-Atlantic Tennis Title Over Lefty Bryan
Wilbur Hess of Fort Worth Texas upset top seed Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga Tennessee in the Mid Atlantic singles final 6 1 4 6 6 1 4 6 6 1. Hess and Doc Barr of Dallas captured the doubles crown defeating Bryan and Bill Parkhill of Chicago 4 6 6 2 6 8. Hess heads to the Biltmore Forest in Asheville North Carolina while Bryan heads to Be a brightness annual event.
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Wilbur Hess
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Chicago
Governors to attend conference at Mackinack Michigan
Governor Blackwood and Mrs. Blackwood plan to attend the annual governors conference in Mackinack Michigan opening Thursday.
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World’s Largest Merry-Go-Round Factory at Coney Island
The largest merry-go-round facility in the world is based in Coney Island New York. Its products are exported to Japan South Africa Austria and other destinations.
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Japan
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Major League Leaders Overview From AP Report
National League leaders include Ott Giants with 106 RBIs Berger Braves 76 and Medwick Cardinals 76. Giants Ott tops home runs with 23. American League leaders show Gehringer Tigers 87 runs and 130 hits while Manush Senators leads with 1141 hits. Pitching notes cite Dean Cardinals 17 3 and Marberry Tigers 11 3.
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Stars Lead With Four Hits In 2 1 Victory Over Reds
Yesterday's Stars Joe Moore and Giante-Made four of the team's seven hits and scored both runs in a 2-1 victory over the Reds. Ed Linke and Senatore scattered ten hits and fanned six to beat Browne in first start.
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Reds
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Browne
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Body recovered in Charlotte river drowning case
Searchers recovered the body of Robert Broom of Fort Mill South Carolina who drowned in the river near Charlotte on Saturday.
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Robert Broom
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Giant Tropical Moths Reach Nearly Foot-Wing Span
Some species of moths in the American tropics measure almost a foot in wingspread. Researchers note the remarkable size variation and potential links to climate and habitat. The discovery highlights diversity among tropical Lepidoptera.
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Adams-Millis 18 Wins 3-2 Over Albemarle in Industrial League
Haney starved the Albemarle offense with seven hits allowed as Adams-Millis 18 edged Albemarle 3 to 2 on Albemarle’s field. Key plays included Martins hidden ball trick in the first and a relay on a fly ball in the fourth to curb the tying run. Harvey and Gaston Hinkle led the winners with 3 for 5 and 2 for 5 respectively, while Morgan and Staton each collected three hits for Albemarle. Pitching decisions went to Haney for Adams-Millis and Mulligan for Albemarle with attendance listed at 500.
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Canton farmer’s sow yields two sizable litters
Ernest Goodin of Canton Missouri owns a sow that recently farrowed a litter of 22 piglets. Last fall the same sow produced a litter of 20, nearly triple a normal litter size.
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