Veterans Dominate Amateur Qualifiers In Prestigious Golf Meet
Judd Brumley of Greenville Tennessee led the UU 8S Amateur qualifiers in Portland Oregon with 150 for 36 holes. Others at 152 included Charles Dudley Henry Westall Bobby Dudley and Bobby Dunkelberger while Richard Tufts posted 155. Ed Kingsley and Johnny Goodman tied for medal honors at 137 in Portland.
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N. C
Judd Brumley
Greenville
Portland
Ore
Charles Dudley
S. C
Henry Westall
Bobby Dudley
Bobby Dunkelberger
New York
Alderwood Country Club
Ed Kingsley
Magna
Utah
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Goodman
Kingsley
Paul Leslie
Jefferson City
Chicago
Bobby Servis
Cincinnati
Scotty Campbell
Harry Givan
Tacoma
Wash
Charlie Yates
Reynolds Smith
Walter Emery
Smith
Texas
Dallas
Emery
Oklahoma City
Dee Replogle
Yates
Atlanta
Johnny Fischer
Boston
Detroit
Freddy Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Melvin
Chick) Harbert
Battle Creek
Mich
Chuck Kocsis
Michigan
Ninth inning homers decide four contests
Four late-inning homers highlighted a day of dramatic finishes. Medwick and Scarsella delivered key blows for the Cardinals and Reds, while Rolfe's eleventh hour homer lifted the Yankees. Myers and Werber added decisive plays for Washington and Philadelphia as other results went to Lucas and the Browns.
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Bill Boni
Associated Press
Merriwell
Cleveland Alexander
Joseph Michael Medwick
Cardinals
Robert “Red
Rolph
Yankees
Leslie George Scarsella
Reds
Joseph Michael
Carteret
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Giants
Gas House
Carl Hubbell
al Smith
Ducky Wucky
Cubs
Dodgers
Scarsellia
Grisson
Scarsella
Ival Goodman
Lefty
Lee Grissom
Scaraella
Cincinnati
Rolfe
Dartmouth
Tigers
Rolf
Frank Crocetti
Yanks
Billy Myers
Gae Washington
White Sox
Philadelphia
Bill Werber
Indians
Red Lucas
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Browns
Red Sox
Jim Bottomley
Eagles eye national tourney after state title
Charlie McCrary praises fans for backing the Greensboro state champions the Eagles depart for Wichita in August to compete in the National Tournament. He notes their balance pitching and fielding could bring a strong showing if breaks go their way. The piece also recalls Frankie Parker’s Wimbledon era victory and other sports notes from Fort Worth and Durham events, plus a local 1925 civic item and a police homicide report in High Point.
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Charlie McCrary
Eagles
Wichita
McCrary
Greensboro
H. A. Moffitt
John W. Hedrick
Rodney Snow
Joseph W. Worth
Nnals
Thrasher
Cleveland
Wilson Robbins
Oger
East Washington Street
Wrestling Card Announces 1924 World Champion Woman Bout
An announcement dated March 14 1924 sets a finish match pitting Virginia Mercereau champion woman wrestler of the world against Nicholson of High Point. The card also lists a match Harry Nixon versus Eddie Lewis to finish with admission priced at 1.00.
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Virginia Mercereau
Nicholson
High Point
Harry Nixon
Eddie Lewis
Orchid Trio Earns Wins With Home Run Pranks
Joe Medwick Red Ife and Les Scaraella claim wins as prank powered home runs help their teams secure victories in yesterday's majors action.
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Joe Medwick
Red Ife
Les Scaraella
Cabbage Cabbage Errors Cost Charlotte Forefront Loss
In a Piedmont loop game yesterday Asheville defeated Charlotte as three errors by first baseman Torres and third baseman Cihos helped swing the game. The Hor nets suffered a rough day in the field with multiple miscues.
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Torres
Cihos
Charlotte Hornets
Asheville
Piedmont Loop
Mrs Jameson To Play Miss Hoover In Golf Tourney
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta led qualifying at the Biltmore Forest Invitational in Asheville with 74 strokes on the 6053 yard course. Mrs. Willard of Charlotte and Mrs. Jameson of Greenville also posted 75, drawing rounds against Miss Hoover of Thomasville in round one.
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Associated Press
Asheville
N. C
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
W. HM. Willard
Charlotte
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Miss Kirby
Willard
Tankmen Meet at Y Tomorrow to Discuss Inter-State Meet
Members of the local YMCA swimming team plan a Thursday night meeting at 7 30 at the Y to discuss their entry into the annual Inter-State swimming meet at Sumpter South Carolina August 7. A majority of the team that tied with Charlotte for first in the third annual AAU meet are expected to attend.
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Sumpter
8. C
Charlotte
Fights Last Night Report From Major Cities
Henry Armstrong knocked out Benny Bass in Philadelphia. Tony Galento stopped Al Ettore in Newark. Kid Chocolate drew with Orville Prouillard in Jersey City. George Black outpointed Young Jack Gibbons in Milwaukee. Al Reid outpointed Vince Dellaporte in New York.
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Newark
WN. J
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
al Ettore
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Kid Chocolate
Havana
Cuba
Orville Prouillard
Windsor
Ont
Drew
Milwaukee
George Black
Jack Gibbons
Bt. Paul
New York
al Reid
Vince Dellaporte
Calloway And McFadden Lead Inter City Loop
Individual leaders in the Inter City baseball league are Calloway and McFadden of Mc. Crazy with six and five wins and no losses. Loflin, Bossong, and others follow with strong records and high stats including 104 strikeouts by Red Norris of Hemp.
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Calloway and
McFadden
Norris
Lowder
Burge
Smith
Mc. Crazy
Loflin
Bossong
Bost
Red Norris
Waite to Join Rollins Faculty
Alex Waite, long time Duke assistant in physical education, is named instructor in psychology and assistant football coach at Rollins College Winter Park Florida. He will begin in September. Waite played and captained multiple South Carolina teams and coached at University of Texas Asheville High School and Duke. He studied psychology under Drs William McDougall and William Stern and earned a Duke Master of Education in 1934.
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Durham
Alex Waite
Duke University
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Florida Institution
Waite
Duke
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
University of Texas
Asheville High School
William McDougall
William Stern
Dusek Over Olson and Sabo Tops Fraley in Falls
In Albany Ernie Dusek of Omaha Nebraska defeated Cliff Olson of Minnesota in a heavyweight match. In San Francisco Sandor Sabo of Hungary defeated Pat Fraley of Boston two falls to none.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Neb
Cliff Olson
Minpepen
San Francisco
Sandor S#abo
Hungary
Pat Fraley
Boston
Budge Stays Amateur as American Davis Cup Hope Persists
Wimbledon reports 22 year old J Donald Budge pledges to keep amateur status and defend the United States Davis Cup, with Gene Mako and Frankie Parker as key teammates. Germany's Baron Gottfried Van Cramm and Heinrich Henk el loom as strong challengers, while talk of money in tennis swirls around Budge's decision.
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Frankie Parker
Milwaukee Polo
Bunny Austin
Mercer Beasley
Ellsworth Vines
the Sutters
Gayle Talbot
Wimbledon
England
Tilden
J. Donald Budge
United States
Bille
Gene Mako
Milwaukee
Great Britain
Germany
Baron Gottfried van Cramm
Heinrich Henkel
van Cramm
Budge
Pudge
Thomasville at Salisbury clash in North State league opener
Thomasville hosts Salisbury at Finch Field for an 8 15 pm North State league game after Salisbury beat Newton-Conover in yesterday’s action 4 0. Parker pitched well for Thomasville with Cantey delivering a four base hit and homer as the Tommies win 4 0.
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Salisbury
Thomasville
Lexington
Shelby
Mooresville
Newton-Conover
Cooleemee
Landis
Finchfield
Parker
Tommies
Newton- Conover Twins
Cantey
Thomas Ville
Miller
Novak
Layton
Twins
Newton-Conover Abrho
Conner
Estis
Pinkston
Henry Ms
Ragesd
Bolick
Maus
Miller Ib
Shealy
Muller Ib
Chilcott
Gerde’'an
Grant
Thopson
Piedmont League Gulls Fall Behind As Tourists Extend Lead
July 28 Richmond reports Asheville’s Tourists remain well ahead after a 16-3 win over Charlotte and a 7-6, 14-0 double triumph over Rocky Mount. Norfolk loses twice to Durham dropping eight and a half games back. Portsmouth squeaks past Winston-Salem 8-7 as Melville paces the Cubs with three safeties. Sheehan shines for the Colts with homer and three other hits.
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Richmond
Portsmouth
Durham
Norfolk
Asheville
Charlotte
Bulle
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
Twins
Melville
Campbell, Anderson and Pritcher
Flint Sacker Grill
Harrick
Sheehan
Colt
Waleh
Red Sox
Fred Haas Opens Defense Of Title
Freddy Haas Jr United States Inter Collegiate champion from New Orleans begins defense of the Canadian Amateur Golf title in Ottawa with 64 players left. Haas faces Ruus Case of Vancouver after a first round bye following his Detroit U S Amateur qualification.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Freddy Haas, Jr
United States
New Orleans
Haas
U. S
Detroit
Meete Ruus
Vancouver
Local matchups shift into regional play
Asheville visits Charlotte, Norfolk travels to Durham, Rocky Mount heads to Richmond, and Winston Salem journeys to Portsmouth in a slate of intercity basketball pairings.
Roundup of sports chatter from varied stars and teams
Sports roundup notes hustling Bees aiming for first division. Mentions tennis champ Alice Marble and London climate. Pokes fun at Levinsky choosing weather tea or beer. References 1988 Cardinals with Medwick and Fris h. Mentions Arch ie Ban Romani heading to Europe and Sonja Henie vacationing in Norway.
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Eddie Briptzs
New York
Boston Bees
King Levinsky
Alice Marble
London
Levinsky
Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Frankie Frisch
Archie Ban Romani
Europe
Sonja Henie
Norway
Giants Seek Waivers for Davis and Baker as Cantwell Recalled
The Giants request waivers on George Davis and pitcher Tom Baker to clear roster space for Ben Cantwell, recalled from Jersey City, and Blondy Ryan. Davis likely to report to Jersey City but may return soon as the club rates him highly for future farm system management. Joe Louis comparison suggests dramatic change from reclusive to outspoken.
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Giants
George
Kiddo) Davis
Tom Baker
Terry
Ben Cantwell
Jersey City
Blondy Ryan
Davis
Joe Louis
Sports and Society Notes From Seabright and Newport
California tennis figure Helen Wills Moody seeks divorce citing her husband’s yacht racing as a primary cause. Tom Yawkey plans a patient rebuild of the Red Sox with farm hands, aiming for dividends next year. Mel Ott’s slump spurs talk of benching him. Bill Terry weighs options. Newport mayor Henry Wheeler hails a social reconciliation between Harold Vanderbilt and Thomas Sopwith after a three year rift, at a banquet tomorrow night they will sit apart.
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Seabright
California
Helen Wills Moody
Tom Yawkey
Hia Red Sox
Mel Ott
Bill Terry
Henry Wheeler
Newport
R. I
Harold
Vanderbilt
Thomas
M. Sopwith
Yankees hitless for five innings and Shields in Seabright stint
The piece notes a five inning hitless stretch by the Yankees similar to a Detroit performance by Jake Wade. It calls out Mickey Cochrane’s recovery, and mentions Frank Shields sacrificing $350 weekly movie pay to play at Seabright as he aims for a Davis Cup spot.
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Yankees
Jake Wade
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Frank Shields
Seabright
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