Charleston Aquatic Scene Sparks Old Friendships And Feats
Renewed ties bloom at City Lake as Carolinas AAA swim artists smash records. Notables from across the region attend, including St Cecilia ball guests and local reporters. Headlines touch on coaches, exhibitions, and upcoming mid Atlantic and Southern meets amid social intrigue.
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City Lake
Carolinas
Rice Country
St. Cecilia
Danny Jones
Kessis
R. A
Stuhns
Leonard
Teensboro News
Dubose Heyward
Orchid Award Highlights 44-Year-Old Jesse Haines Victory
Jesse Haines, aged 44, returned from baseball history to pitch for the St. Louis Cardinals and defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday, delivering a memorable win.
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St. Louis
Jesse Haines
Brooklyns
Dedwick
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Aquatic Stars Open Day Set New AAU Marks At City Lake
North and South Carolina A A U swimmers wrapped day two of the third annual meet at City Lake Park pool with Goldsboro leading the senior men and midget girls pacing their divisions. Tarboro’s C Perritt set a senior women 100-meter backstroke record while Prince Nufer of Goldsboro lowered the midget girls 50-meter backstroke mark. Hartley of High Point led new midget boys breaststroke record as Casey of Goldsboro impressed in the 220-yard event. The day featured multiple record efforts and a morning slate of finals and relays.
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Enterprise
North and
South Carolina
City Lake Park
Goldsboro
Charlotte
R. A. Kessier
Tarboro
Winston-Salem
Charleston
High Point
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Prince Nufer
Casey
Richard Hartley
Hartley
Thompson
Nufer
Hawley
Winston- Salem
Murray
Greensboro
Hendersonville
Raleigh
Sanford
Miss C. Perritt
Tarboro Aquatic
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Sr. M
Budge and Austin win Davis Cup singles in straight sets
In a Wimbledon opening day Davis Cup match, Don Budge defeated Charles Hare 15 13 6 1 6 2 to give the United States a 1 1 split with Great Britain. Henry Austin beat Frankie Parker 6 3 6 2 7 5, securing the British win in the day’s other singles.
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Eng
America
Don Budge
Charles Edgar Hare
United States
Great Britain
Budge
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Hare
Parker
Austin
Bunny
Frankie
Bowers Pitches Anitters 10 Over White Sox
Wisconsin's cellar Inter-City league action saw the Knitters win 4 to 3 behind three-hit pitching by Bowers at Willis Park. Staton and Hathcock each had three hits for the winners as Adams-Millis gathers key league play while McCrary Eagles chase the national title in Wichita Kansas.
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Adams-Millis White Sox
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Hemp
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Pierce
C. Young
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Norris
J. Young
Stone
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Young
Staton
Adams
Boles
L S U End Leads Kelley In Poll
Chicago July 22 Leaders in balloting name 1936 all star team for Soldier Field game against Green Bay Packers Ends Gaynell Tinsley LSU 297842 Larry Kelley Yale 286396 Tackles Averell Daniel Pittsburgh 303446 Bill Steinkemper Notre Dame 292817 Guards Steve Reid Northwestern 280307 Bill Glassford Pittsburgh 273764 Centers Bud Svendsen Minnesota 223524 Mike Basrak Duquesne 217802 Quarterbacks Bud Wilkinson Minnesota 257912 Vernon Huffman Indiana 249116 Halfbacks John Drake Purdue 253296 Bobby La Rue Pittsburgh 247653 Byron Haines Washington 242802 Kay Buivid Marquette 226483 Fullbacks Sam Francis Nebraska 318473 Larry Danbom Notre Dame 221752
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Associated Press
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Larry Kelley
Yale
Averell Daniel
Pittsburgh
Bill Steinkemper
Notre Dame
Steve Reid
Northwestern
Bill Glassford
Bud Svendsen
Minnesota
Mike Basrak
Duquesne
Bud Wilkinson
Vernon Mhuffman
Indiana
John Drake
Purdue
Bobby la Rue
Byron Haines
Washington
Kay Buivid
Marquette
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Larry Danbom
Cubs Rout Hubbell to Extend Lead in NL Race
The Cubs defeated Hall of Famer Carl Hubbell 13-3 as Charley Root silenced the Giants after a rough first inning. Bill Terry’s meal ticket Hubbell faltered while the Cubs piled up 18 hits, widening their two game margin over the Giants. Tex Carleton expected to start the second game for New York. The White Sox upset the Yankees 8-6 to trim the Yanks' lead. Cardinals beat the Dodgers 4-1 behind Jesse Haines six hitter. Elon Hogsett pitched the Browns to an 8-0 win over the Senators. Athletics crushed the Tigers 16-4 in the opener.
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Carl Hubbell
Old Squarepants
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Hubbell
Giants
Curt Davis
Charley Root
Meal Ticket Hubbell
Tex Carleton
White Sox
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
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Yans
Thorton
Cardinals
Papa Jesse Haines
Dodgers
Elon Hogsett
Browns
Jim Bottomley
Senators
Athletics
Tigers
Baseball scores from yesterday span several cities
Results show Chicago 11 over New York 3, St Louis 4 over Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 6 over Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh vs Boston scheduled for a later date.
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New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Games Today Feature Six NBA Matchups
Philadelphia plays Detroit New York visits Chicago Washington travels to St. Louis Boston meets Cleveland These regional showdowns highlight a busy day of basketball across the league.
Standings Snapshot From Early Baseball Season
Quick look shows Philadelphia at 16 8 and Detroit at 4 9 with St. Louis 8, Washington 0, Chicago 9, New York 6, Boston 6, and Cleveland 2 in the plotted record line.
Lutherans Edge Memorial in Sun Day School Softball
The Lutherans extended their win streak to ten games with a 3 to 1 victory over Gereehne Wesley Memorial in a Sunday school softball matchup.
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Lutherans
Yesterryt Gereehne Wesley Memorial
Nightcap loss caps doubleheader for Boston team
The club dropped the second game 9-8 in 11 innings after winning the opener. The Red Sox led early to beat the Indians 6-2. The Reds routed the Phillies 6-3 while the Pirates and Bees were idle.
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Red Sox
Indians
Reds
Phillies
Pirates
Bees
Miley and Jameson Reach Linville Title Final
Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky and Mrs Jane Cothran Jameson of Greenville North Carolina advanced to the Linville women's invitation golf final after Miley beat Alliene Hoover 3 and 2 and Jameson defeated Deane van Landingham 2 and 1 in semis.
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Associated Press
Linville
N. C
Marion Miley
Lexington
Jane Cothran Jameson
Greenville
Miss Miley
Alliene Hoover
Thomasville
Jameson
Deane van Landingham
Charlotte
Y Takes Lead In Central Carolina Horseshoe Tournament
Y leads in the second half after a 5 4 win over Thomasville in Thomasville. Carmichael led High Point with six ringers in two 60 point games as Warren Hoover and Gray, usual winners, struggled.
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Central Carolina
Thomasville
Carmichael
Warren
Hoover
Gray
Fights Last Night Summary in New York and Morehead City
In New York Roth outpoints Breese. In Morehead City Matulewics halts Crostie while Lewis stops Huggins. Lucas defeats Johnson in a separate bout.
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al Roth
Russ Breese
Chicago
Morehead City
Ray Matulewics
Mt. Carmel
Hunter Crostie
Richmond
Red Lewis
Lee Huggins
Ft. Brags
N. C
Jim Lucas
Jim Johnson
Winston,Salem
Behind the Curtains of Baseball Umpiring
In this installment, Richard McCann examines umpires as baseball’s backbone. He explains selection, training, and the harsh economics they face from apprenticeship through ten years, noting salaries from 3600 to 12000 and their need to buy gear and cover road costs.
Mehlhorn Takes Chicago Lead In Open Golf
In the Chicago $10,000 open, Bill Mehlhorn of Louisville shot 70 to lead after the first round at Medinah. He posted four birdies, two on each nine, the only sub par score among 42 players. Close behind at 72 were Gene Sarazen, George Smith, Leonard Dodson, Ky Laffoon, Henry Ransom, and Charlie Penna, with many stars including Harry Cooper at 73 and Bud Williamson among others.
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Chicago
Bill Mehhorn
Louisville
Wild Bill
Medinah Country Club
Ralph Guidahi
Birmingham
Mich
Mehlhorn
Gene Sarazen
George Smith
Leonard Dodson
Springfield
Ky Laffoon
Henry Ransom
Bryan
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Ill
Paul Runyan
the Plains
N. Y
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
L. I
Orville White
Greensboro
N. C
Harry Adams
Nashville, Tenn
Henry Kaiser
St. Louis
Sam Bernardi
Clarence Yockey
Kansas City
Cooleemee Defeats Thomasville Ahead of Rematch
Cooleemee beat Thomasville 11 to 8 last night in Finch Field action, led by Lamon Holt Tysinger and Stafford with two RBIs apiece. Pinkston drove in three runs for the Tommies as Cooleemee, led by a late rally, prepares to meet Thomasville again at 8 15 p m tonight.
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Tommies
Lamon
Holt
Tysinger
Stafford
Pinkston
Finch Field
Groundkeepers and Bat Boys Staunch in Stadium Cunning
In a vivid sports note, a keen observer praises the groundkeepers clubhouse caretakers and bat boys for keeping the field in top shape. The piece hints at a confident player who neutralizes rivals with decisive action, delivering a punch that swings momentum into the next inning.
Edwards and Parker Lead Tight Pitching Duel
Edwards and Parker each match a run as Smith allows 10 hits in 7 2 3 innings while Marti Stafford is hit by a pitch. Martin fans 2 in 1 2 3 innings and Purcey serves 1 3. Davis and Edwards yield most runs as Parker takes the loss with 5 5 innings. Umpires Milton and Whisnant oversee a 2:36 game.
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David
Parker
Smith
Martin
Purcey
Davis
Marti Stafford
Milton
Whisnant
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