No Hit Pressure From Four American League No-Hitters
Washington daily recalls four AL no hitters Vernon Kennedy Bill Dietrich Wes Ferrell and Ted Lyons detailing the late inning nerves and luck that preserve a perfect game Lyons notes the final out was aided by Earl Sheeley Kennedys running catch and Dietrichs defensive stops credited with saving their perfect efforts.
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Dillon Graham Washington
Washington Ballyard
Vernon Kennedy
Bill Deitrich
Chicago
Wes Ferries
Washington
Ted Lyons
Lyons
Boston
Earl Sheeley
Dietrich
St. Louis
al Simmons
Kennedy
Cleveland
Hank Bonura
Ferrell
Luke Sewell
Luke
Cardinals Flop On Last Tour Of Senior League
Yanks slump as Elden Auker allows only two hits while Giants and Cubs win. The senior league finale sees the Cardinals falter in a tight late stretch.
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Cardinals
Yanks
Elden Auker
Giants
Cubs
Walking John: a 21 year old CCC man talks of walking feats
An interview reveals John Finger aka Walking John claims long walks such as Greensboro to Charlotte 33 miles and Chimney Rock to Kings Mountain 74 miles. He lists no steady job since July and fantasizes about a nationwide walking challenge while seeking work.
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Baer
Carnera
Kings Mountain
Charlotte
Chimney Rock
Walking
Washington
John
Knitters Bow Fables Five In Series Of Games
Yesterday results show McCrary 10 over Wiscassett 5 Hemp 7 over Adams Millis 5. Team standings list Pet. values and individual scores for Giveta and Adams-Millis with partial figures.
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White Sox
A. Pet. Meres
Giveta
Adams-Millis
Wiscassett
McCrary
Hemp
Hemp's silkmen top White Sox in Inter-City league clash
Hemp Adams-Millis defeated the Adams-Millis silkmen 7 to 5 at Willis Park in an Inter-City league game. Smith homered and had two other hits while Bottoms went 3 for 3. Dunlap earned the win over Wilson, with Turbeville and Royals delivering key performances for Hemp. Attendance was 100 as Brooklyn faced Chicago, Philadelphia met Pittsburgh, New York played St. Louis, and Boston faced Cincinnati.
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Hemp
Silkmen
Adams-Millis White Sox
Willis Park
Adams-Millis
McCrary Eagles
Greensboro
Smith
Adams-Millis Crew
Bottoms
Royals
Roberts
Turbeville
Kirby
Stone, Peck and Harris
White Sox
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Frite
Hartece
Pierce
Beville
Stone
Peck
Young
Howard
Harris
Herandez
Sedberry
Sewell
Wilson
Dunlap
Crowson
Harvey
Eiler
Adams-Millis Wicks
Masweden
Hernandez
McCrary’s Fagies Rally To Beat Wiscassett Knits
McCrary’s state championship team defeated the Wiscassett Knits 10 to 5 in a Inter-City league contest. Clodfelter and Griffin led with three and two hits respectively, Burge added a three run homer, and Kendall posted three safeties for the losers. The win extended McCrary’s league lead to three games over idle Bossong Indians.
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Asheboro
Cooper
McCord
W. Hathcock
McCrary
Bossong Indians
Knitters
Mingus
Wantage
R. Minitters
Lentz
Lowder
Cox
Buree
Hathcock
Kendall
Short
McFadden
Clodfelter
Harrington
Pickett
Burge
Kimrey
Cheek
Rosas
Clodfeiter
Ross
Albemarie
Harris
Wrestling results from Hartford Springfield Reading and more
Danno O Mahoney of Ireland and George Clark of Scotland battled to a draw before an 11 30 curfew in Hartford Connecticut. Steve Casey of Ireland beat Rube Wright of Texas in straight falls in Springfield Massachusetts. Nick Campofreda of Baltimore defeated Wally Dusek in Reading Pennsylvania. Ali Baba of Kurdistan defeated Jules Strongbow of Oklahoma in straight falls in Los Angeles California.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
George Clark
Secotland
Springfield
Steve Casey
Rube Wright
Texas
Reading
Nick Campofreda
Baltimore
Wally Dusek
I Saas
Dusek
Los Angeles
Ali Baba
Kurdestan
Jules Strongbow
Oklahoma
Local scores from early season baseball games
Asheville defeated Charlotte 7 to 2 while Portsmouth edged Winston-Salem 4 to 11 in a 2-3 result. Richmond rolled past Rocky Mount 7 to 0 in a first game, and Norfolk shut out Durham 6 to 0 in the opening game.
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Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Richmond
Asheville
Durham
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Portsmouth
CLUB
Pet
See
Portemouth
Scores from the latest baseball games listed
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 4 Chicago White Sox beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 5 Cincinnati Reds topped the Boston Red Sox 6 to 1 and the New York Yankees won 8 to 4 against the St Louis Cardinals with the same page noting results across major leagues.
GAMES TODAY Matches Set Across Major Markets
St Louis faces Boston while Detroit visits New York. Chicago travels to Washington and Cleveland plays Philadelphia in this day’s NBA schedule.
Detroit Wins Big as Eight Run Outburst Stuns NY8
In a high scoring matchup Detroit defeats New York 8 to 1. Boston edges St. Louis 5 to 4 while Washington dominates Chicago 11 to 6 and Philadelphia beats Cleveland 11 to 7.
Haas Conquers Amateur Foes In Golf Play
In Ottawa on July 29 Fred Haas of New Orleans the present champion Ross Somerville a former champ and two rising players Alick Gerard of Southampton N Y and Bobby Reith of Winnipeg led 16 golfers in a field dominant by these four as the rest lagged behind.
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Ottawa
Ont
Fred Haas
New Orleans
Ross Somerville
Alick Gerard
Southampton
N. Y
Bobby Reith
Winnipeg
Miss Hoover Out Of Tee Meet In Asheville Quarterfinals
Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky defeated Laura Kilpatrick of Atlanta 8 and 7 to reach the quarter finals where Miley faced Marion Gayer of Charleston South Carolina. Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta, medalist, met Mrs J F Degener of Charlotte as other early round results were decided.
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Asheville
Marion Miley
Lexington
Marion Gayer
Charleston
8. C
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
J. F. Degener
Charlotte
Jane Cothran Jameson
Greenville
S&s. C
Dorothy Compton
Birmingham
Ale
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
D. C
Elizabeth Dunscomb
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Miley
Laura Kilpatrick
Miss Gayer
Margaret Giles
Chattanooga
Miss Kirby
W. H. Willard
Degener
Eliza Coxe
Mrs. Jameson
Alliene Hoover
Thomasville
N. C
Miss Compton
Guy Butler
Miss Hemphill
Ann Thompson
Ala
Dunscemb
F. H. McKenzie
Gainesville
Fla
Former Deacon Tackles Bob Wagner In Mat Go Friday
Joe Swann former Wake Forest star meets Ruby Wagner in his third pro wrestling match at High Point arena in a best two of three falls bout with 90 minute limit. Curt Denning challenges cynics by pairing Swann against Wagner while Joe Stecher returns to face Joe Marsh in the main event.
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Bob Wagner
Joe Swann
Demon Deacons
High Point Arena
Ruby Robert Wagner
California
Old North State
Swann
Joe
Curt Denning
Wagner
Wake Forest
Wagener
Alan Eustace
George Hagen
Eustace
Florida
Joe Stecher
Joe Marsh
Wyoming
Stecher
Marsh
Sports Scores From Evening Games
Landis defeated Cooleemee 3 to 0.4 Lexington beat Shelby 6 to 2. Thomasville won 10 to 1 over Salisbury. Newton Conover edged Mooresville 2 to 1 in 11 innings.
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N. C
Thomasville
Salisbury
Shelby
Lexington
Newton-Conover
Mooresville
Landis
Teteaes Cooleemee
Wees
Cooleemee
Thomasville Takes Salisbury 10 1 Behind Dennis Big Night
Thomasville defeats Salisbury 10 to 1 as Page Dennis earns his seventh win of the season with a homer and two doubles. Roy Pinkston drives in four, including a homer, while Ragsdale Shealy Maus add two hits each. May be noted in box score with overall team totals and fielding notes.
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Thomasville
Salisbury
Dennis
Salisbury Bees
Roy Pinkston
Platter
Ragsdale
Shealy
Maus
Pinkston
Seasaltz Hopkins
Gerdeman
Sutcliffe
Carter
Lehan
Karhre
Hopkins
Connor
Pingston
Mueller
Tyner
Sayce
Ridenhour
Brown
Braddock Baer match in the works with sites undecided
A James J Braddock and Max Baer bout is being arranged with terms set and a September date. Location choices include Los Angeles Chicago or San Francisco. The page also notes various sports quips and updates from baseball boxing and golf circles.
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New York
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Mike Jacobs
Joe Gould
Ancil Hoffman
Baer
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Cubs
Don Budge
Pippul
Dick Bartell
Giants
Snow tops Dunkelberger in Guilford Open medal play-off
Bill Snow defeated Bob Dunkelberger by one stroke in a playoff for the Guilford County Open medal yesterday at Emerywood. Snow shot 74 to Dunkelberger 75, with Snow 88 and 86 on the two halves, Dunkelberger 86 and 89. An Mmery wood country club event follows, featuring match play against par for men, as club championship qualifiers continue.
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Bill Snow
Bobby Dunkelberger
Emerywood
Snow
Dunkelberger
Mmerywood Country Club
Andy Merrilees
Mrs Martin And Mrs Heller Tie At Sedgefield
Mrs J T Martin of Greensboro and Mrs John Heller of Sedgefield tied in low net at Sedgefield Country Club for the last tournament before August. Both posted net 79 as Mrs Lyndon W Joyce of Greensboro won blind bogey with 86 and Mrs Floyd Hendley of Greensboro had low putts with 36.
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Sedgefield
J. T. Martin
Greensboro
John Heller
Sedgefield Country Club
Martin
Belmont delays push for War Admiral start this year
Robertson, a UP racing expert, notes War Admiral likely will not race again until Belmont in September. Hardboots adds publicity has inflated Tom Farr's ego as he plots to ditch his manager after March 1 to collect all purses himself. Also mentions promising South American boxing team en route to Dallas Pan American games.
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Boots
Robertson
Hardboots
War Admiral
Tommy Farr
Dallas
Gas House Gang Fades as Giants Rally Past Cards
Sid Feder notes the Gas House Gang slumping with a .3881 winning percentage and fading from first division contention. The Cardinals see a rough spell as theGiants, Ott and Berger, powered by Melton and Warneke, offset an early three-run Cards lead.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Ducky Wacky Medwick
Dodgers
Phillies
Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Gas House
Giants
Cliff Melton
Mel Ott
Wally Berger
Lon Warneke
Adams Millis No 1 Faces Logan Porter Saturday at Willis Park
Adams Millis No 1 will play Logan Porter Saturday afternoon at Willis Park. The game starts at 3 o clock and admission is free.
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Logan Porter
Willis Park
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