Nats Holdout Bolton Rejoins Team For Capital Trip
Clift Bolton a longtime holdout for Washington rejoined the club and prepared to travel to the capital city. He will appear in one game of a doubleheader on Saturday while awaiting his new contract terms, which he said were met though he did not disclose specifics. The deal was tendered by Joe Eadgie, scout for Washington and chief of the Chattanooga Lookouts.
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Frank Barfield
Clift
Bolton
Washington
Senators
Joe Eadgie
Chattanooga Lookouts
Polly And Rube To Battle Tomorrow In City Clash
Polly Snyder brings his team to Willis Park at 4 p m tomorrow for the fifth annual rivalry with Rube Pldridge’s club. Each manager plans to pitch the full nine innings as fans expect a tight game with proceeds to benefit veterans groups. Polly’s lineup features DeLappe Stamey Culler Smith Stone Harvey Thomas Harris Polly Jordan Gallimore Davis Yow and more.
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Polly Snyder
Rube Pldridge
Willis Park
Ceeds
American Legion Drum and Pugle Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Polly
DeLappe
Stamey
A. Culler
G. Smith
G. Stone
Harvey
P. Thomas
Harris
Pi B. Jordan
Gallimore
J. Davis
D. Yow
Sarazen Battles Younger Players For P G A Title
Gene Sarazen faces a strong pack of young challengers including Shute Coleman and Runyan as Hagen Diegel and Smith exit early. Sarazen, 3 and 2 winner over Herman Barron, shares betting odds with Bunyan as he meets Watrous while Runyan faces Gheszi in the next round.
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Sarazen
Shute
Coleman
Laffoon
Denver
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N Y
Dick Metz
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
al Watrous
Detroit
Runyan
Victor Gheszi
Cliff in Major League Bid Aimed at Washington Return
In an interview he said he would go to Washington for 6000 dollars. He previously asked President Clark Griffith for 6000 and got 4000, which he rejected to stay home. He built a grocery store then turned it into a house and moved it to his bought lot as he focused on Thomasville All-Stars and his minor league career. Cliff, a left handed hitter, batted well over .450 against southpaws and hopes to prove himself to Joe Cronin for a possible major league call.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Thomasville All-Stars
Cliff
Thomasville
Joe Bungle
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Suspended List Noted Since May After Refusal to Sign
A suspended list appears dating from May after an individual refused to sign. Details remain unclear from fragmentary OCR.
Norfolk Stekl 10 Halt Bucs in Piedmont League tilt
Norfolk Tar opened a four game set to narrow Wilmington’s Piedmont League lead. Greensboro provided heavy offense as Norfolk won 6 to 3 while Charlotte fell 11 to 2 to Asheville. John King of Charlotte lost to Tom Laning of Asheville. Richmond fell 3 to 2 in 10 innings as Norfolk swept the series with Sawyers delivering the winning hit.
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Norfolk Tare
Wilmington Pirates
Pirates
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Tars
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Curry
Two Texans Favored In N C Open Net Play
In Asheville on July 26 two Texans Wilbur Hess of Houston and Doc Barr of Dallas led the charge toward the North Carolina Open semifinals as quarterfinals produced wins. Hess beat Bill Parkhill 6-3 9-7 and Barr swept Douglas Waters 6-0 6-0 while Robert Lake of Birmingham and Burt Boulware of Jacksonville also advanced.
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Wilbur Heas
Houston
Doc” Barr
Dallas
Hess
Barr
Robert Lake
Birmingham
Burt Boulware
Jacksonville
Fla
Bill Parkhill
Chicago
Douglas Waters
New Orleans
Lake
Ray White
Tampa
Boulware
Dick Covington
Farmers Market Less Milk Direct For Direct Consumption
Farmers in this country market less than half of the milk production as whole milk or cream for direct consumption.
Games Today Across the Southeast
Greensboro faces Charlotte, Norfolk plays Wilmington, and Asheville visits Richmond in a set of regional games today.
Results Yesterday From Regional Games
Yesterday’s scores include Asheville 11 over Charlotte 2, Norfolk 3 over Richmond 2, and Wilmington 8 over Greensboro 5.
Results Yesterday Showed Boston and Cincinnati Wins
Yesterday's results include Boston beating an opponent 2 to 7 and Cincinnati prevailing 1 to 3 while other games were rained out.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Games Today Heading to Rival Arenas
Washington plays Chicago, New York visits St Louis, Boston meets Detroit, and Philadelphia travels to Cleveland in today’s NBA schedule.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
St Loui
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baseball score roundup from an early season card
Boston beats Detroit 9 to 7 and New York tops St. Louis 5 to 4. Cleveland leads 8 to 3 while Chicago defeats Washington 4 to 0.
Atlanta Defeats Nashville in Tight 2-1 Showdown
Two teams played a close game with Atlanta edging Nashville 2-1. The schedule lists only this single matchup with no other results or dates provided.
Hockey scores from Newark and Albany encroach on rival cities
Newark defeated Rochester 4 to 1 while Albany beat Buffalo 5 to 3 and Syracuse lost 2 to 6 against Toronto. Montreal was scheduled in Baltimore but rain halted play.
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Toronto
Albany
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Baltimore
Scores in American Association games listed
Indianapolis 6 Toledo 0. Louisville 8 Columbus 4. Milwaukee 14 Minneapolis 8. Standings unclear from fragment.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Fights Last Night in Oakland Result in Close Decisions
Nash Garrison outpointed Frankie Hammer in Oakland while Tiger Jack Fox stopped Frankie Sharkey by knockout. The bouts featured fighters from California and Indiana with varied outcomes.
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Calif
Nash Garrison
Mexico
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Frankie Hammer
Tiger Jack Fox
Terre Haute
Ind
Frankie Sharkey
Be State Player Leading Hitters
Martinsville manager Jimmy Sanders tops the Bi State League batting race at .404 as week losses trim his average but keep him first. Nashville’s Weintraub and Superior’s Arnovich close in at .401 and .461 respectively. Other leaders include Elmira Penn State’s Rizzo and Norfolk’s Bryan with strong marks as the field narrows.
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Jimmy Sanders
Martinsville
Louisville
Theational Association Press Bureau
Sanders
Bi-State
Weintraub
Nashville
Southern
Arnovich
Superior
Northern
Rizzo
Elmira
N. Y.penn
All-Star City Team Proposal Sparks Baseball Debate
John Thomas proposes an All-Star from Southern Chair industrial and amateur leagues with independent players eligible. The idea prompts head knocking and fan ballots to choose the best High Point players, raising questions on who should vote and how to select the team.
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Allstar City
John Thomas
Williamson Beats Southern Conference Mile Mark At USC
Hi Point UNC track star Harry Williamson reportedly set a new Southern Conference mile record at the national collegiate meet hosted by the University of Southern California. Cromwell of USC cites an official timer showing 4:15.28 to place fourth with teammates Ronthron Cunningham and Venzke. Williamson also won the National AAU 1500 meters in Milwaukee. Carolina's Ralston Legore set a javelin mark at Los Angeles with a 216 feet throw.
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Harry Williamson
Hi Point
University of North Carolina
University of Southern California
Dale Ransom
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
Williamson
Cromwell
Ronthron
Cunningham
Venzke
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Ralston Legore
Carolina
South
Freddie Crawford to Coach Laredo High School This Fall
Freddie Crawford former Duke All American tackle visited High Point over the weekend and is slated to coach the Laredo Texas high school team this fall. The piece also notes Frank Sizemore Jr moving toward Duke, Dacotah Terriers’ challenge to the 8 P U team, and other scattered sports notes from baseball to horse racing.
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Duke
High Point
Freddie
Laredo
Texas
Frank Sizemore
Frank
Chicago
D. G. Carter
Pickett Mills
Injuries Roil Major League Baseball Across Leagues
The season sees a spate of injuries from Rabbit Maranville to Lefty Grove and Babe Ruth. The Yankees lose Combs to injury but win 5 4 while Boston tops Detroit 9 7. Cleveland, Chicago, and Washington ride momentum as injuries and key performances shape standings across the AL and NL.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Red Sox
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Cleveland
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Dixie Walker
Sammy Byrd
Baseball Roundup Highlights Hitting and Pitching Feats
Yesterday's stars Pinkey Whitney and Marty McManus fueled a Braves win with timely home runs in a double victory over the Reds. Roy Johnson's ninth inning double beat the Tigers for the Red Sox. Sam Byrd slugged four homers with two on in a 5 to 4 Yankees win over the Browns. Oral Hilderbrand led the Indians to an 11 hit game against the Athletics for his ninth victory. George Earnshaw kept the Senators in check with seven hits allowed.
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Boston
Eldon Auker
Tigers
Red Sox
Roy Johnson
Schoolboy Rowe
Charley Gehringer
Cleveland
Indians
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Oral Hilderbrand
White Sox
Drowning Among Teens Higher Than Any Other Age Group
Report notes drownings occur most often among those aged between 15 and 19, a higher rate than in any other age group. The finding highlights risks faced by youths in aquatic environments and the need for preventive measures.
Prusoff and Wheeler Upset at Seabright Tennis
Henry Prusoff of Seattle upset national indoor champion Gregory Mangin 4-6 6-1 6-2 to reach the semi finals faced Bryan Grant in Seabright New Jersey. Gracyn Wheeler of Los Angeles beat Baroness Maud Levi 6-3 to reach the same stage as Wilmer Allison and others advance toward the final rounds.
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N. J
Wilmer Allison
Berkely Bell
Helen Jacobs
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
Gracyn Wheeler
Los Angeles
Prusoff
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Miss Wheeler
Mia
Henry C. Brunie
Helen Fulton
Baroness Maud Levi
Carolin Babcock
German Factories Reused for Aircraft Production
Many German factories once dedicated to automobile manufacture have shifted to aircraft production. The revamp reflects broader strategic wartime needs and industrial reallocation across sectors.
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Germany
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