High Point Boxers Defeat Albemarle 4 to 2 in Seven Bouts
High Point amateur boxing team defeated Albemarle 4 to 2 at South Hamilton Street Arena with one draw. Dennis earned a quick kayo in the final bout against Holt, Davis knocked out Crawford in the first round, McKenzie suffered a cut but Kennedy won by technical knockout, Brooks prevailed when Bochalis’ corner threw in the towel, Loflin won by judge’s decision over Bonham while Suggs vs Morrow ended in a draw.
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High Point
Albemarle
South
Hamilton Street Arena
L. C. Dennis
Charlie Holt
Sailor Little
Holt
Dennis
Jack Davis
Doug Crawford
Davis
Crawford
Charles McKenzie
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Louis Brooks
George Bochalis
Bochalis
Leonard Suggs
Bob Morrow
Grogey
Glenn Loflinas
Ray Bonham
Al Blazis Smashes Two IC4A Records
In Cambridge Massachusetts on June 1 Al Blazis Georgetown's sophomore hurled the shot 53,678 inches and the discus 67 sg 458 inches to new IC4A marks. A northeast storm aided eastern competitors as California faded from title contention.
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Cambridge
Mass
New England
California
Golden Bears
Golden Slope
Reerds
al ‘Blazil
Georgetown
Scotch Foursome Winners Announced at Emerywood Club
Mrs. Valette J. Harris and Paul P. Bryant won the mixed Scotch foursome with a 66 net on a 88 gross at Emerywood Country Club yesterday. Second were Mrs. Alec Rankin Jr. and Bobby Dunkelberger with 83 gross, 81 net. Third went to Mrs. Matt Wall and Bill Snow, also 83 gross. Other teams posted varying gross scores and handicaps with nets ranging from 70 to 90.
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Valette J. Harris
Paul P. Bryant
Emerywood Country Club
Alec Rankin, Jr
Bobby Dunkelberger
Matt Wall
Bill Snow
Saunders
Ansel Snow
Lawrence Ingram
Dunkelberger
Donald Dunkelberger
E. C. Bryant
A. L. Stevens
T. A. Marlowe
J. H. Ayers
Rex Ehlers
Bob Overman
John Abels
Jack Abels
E. S. Wood
J. B. Cooper
L. C. Matton
R. Russell
Charles Hodgin
Harry Abel
C. Pollock
West Indies Royals to Meet Red Sox in Jamaica Doubleheader
The West Indies Royals visit Port Antonio Jamaica to play a doubleheader at Willis Park against the High Point Red Sox. First game starts at 2 o clock with a section of the grandstand reserved for white spectators.
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High Point Red Sox
West Indies Royals
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Willis Park
West Indians
Becker's Trouncs A M Nighthawks By 7 101
Becker's broke back into the win column in the Commercial softball circuit yesterday by trouncing the Adams-Millis Nighthawks 7 to 1 behind the pitching of Dudley. The score by innings shows a close game with Becker's secure in the late frames. Batteries: Bekers Dudley.
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Becker
Adams-Millis Nighthawks
Dudley
MONRO
Night Hawks
Bekers
Keystone Rookies Spark Cleveland Infield Defense
Cleveland’s two new keystone men, Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack, spark the Indians with stellar defense and rising batting averages. Mack hits .363, Boudreau .329, each tied for doubles leader with 13 as Vitt relies on Buffalo findups to steady the infield. Both newcomers have college pedigrees and veteran pedigrees in sport, hinting at a Yankees challenge.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Oscar Vitt
Boudreau
Mack
Keystone
Buffalo
Indians
Yankees
University of Illinois
Mickovsky
Case
Nighthawks Defeat Denning Collective in Tight Baseball Clash
Kemp and Denning game details show Nighthawks players Denning Vance and Loflin, Moffitt, Wall, Patterson, J Newby all contributing RBIs. Wall hit a three base shot while Loflin recorded two sacrifices and Becker was involved in multiple plays. Dudley to Patterson turned a double play as part of the defensive effort.
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Denning
Vance
Nighthawks
Kemp
Must
Loflin
Beckers
Moffitt
Wall
Patterson
J. Newby
Becker
Dudley
Pro Pointers Paul Runyan On Perfect Ball Contact
The two time PGA champion Paul Runyan relies on flawless ball contact to compete with longer hitters. He notes when he struggles his backswing shortens and his smaller stature makes him lengthen the backswing on the practice tee, a fault hard to correct during play.
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Runyan
Bibber McCoy Set To Headline East Coast Wrestling Card
Promoter L C McMahon touts Bibber McCoy as among America's best. McCoy will clash with Ernie Powers in a 30 minute one fall opening bout. Milo Steinborn meets Tommy Marvin as the semi main, with rough action expected from Jake Patterson and Whitey Grove in a gruelling feature.
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Bibber McCoy
L. C. McMahon
McCoy
Ernie Dusek
Everet Marshall
Danno O'Mahoney
the Angel
Jim Londos
Ernie Powers
Steinborn
Marvin
Jake Patterson
Thunderbolt
Syracuse University
Tommies End Concord Weavers Streak in 10-4 Win
Thomasville Tommies beat the Concord Weavers 10-4 in a North State League game. Woody Crowson pitched superbly with seven hits support and hit twice. Rabbit Leary made tough plays despite injuring himself on Baker’s three bagger. Baker leads league with .418 batting average.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Tommies
Woody Crowson
Concord Weavers
Leary and Burns
John Berry
Weavers
God
Baker
North State
Concord
Mauney
Vaughn
Ee Steer
Crowson
Tol
Concord Re
Laceman
Easley
Bohannon
Fitzgerald
Maus
Dry
Bohanon
Lamothe
Berry
Burns
Rogers
Yasitis
McKinney
Twins Win Third Game In Winston-Salem Report
In Winston-Salem the Twins won their third straight by beating the Portsmouth Cubs 4-1 as Bill Strickland struck out 10 and allowed five hits. Charlotte fell 8-6 to Richmond while Durham edged Rocky Mount 4-3 and Asheville defeated Norfolk 13-6 on 15 hits. Blue Law issues loom over Sunday baseball plans.
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Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Twins
Piedmont
Portsmouth Cubs
Municipal
Bill Strickland
Cubs
Richmond
Jimmy Dean
Eddie Phillips
Colts
Durham
Rocky Mount
Joe Bestudik
Johnson
Bobeck
Asheville
Norfolk Tars
Natasin
Lefty Lowery
Boxing results from last night headline fights
Eddie Winston of Hartford knocked out Bull Mellinger in Pittsburgh. Jimmy Garrison stopped in a ten round decision over Georgia Crouch in Los Angeles.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Eddie Winston
Hartford
Conn
Bull Mellinger
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
Georgia Crouch
Sign of Championship Calibre Yankees Rise in Standings
The Yankees rebound from cellar to first division as pitching and hitting click under Marie Joe McCarthy. The Giants slide after Memorial Day as Reds and Indians lead, with Bucky Walters and Paul Derringer building a Reds hot streak. In the American League the Red Sox cling to first over the Indians.
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New York
Giants
Marie Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Bombers
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Broadway
Polo
Cincinnati Reds
Brooks
Brooklyn
Lippy Durocher
Carl Hubbell
Kanapolis Pulls Ahead With Ninth Inning Double
Kanapolis defeated Cooleemee 9 to 8 as a walk and Miller’s ninth inning double broke the tie. Cooleemee’s Teeft homered with the bases loaded in the fifth. Score by innings shows Kanapolis with a late surge to win 9-8. White and Palmisa listed for Kanapolis. Whitlock and Yockman for Cooleemee.
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Cooleemee
Miller
Kannapolis
Teeft
Heb Kanpolis
Cool’'mee
White
Chitwood
Palmisano
Wilshire
Thomas
Smith
Yockman
Whitlock
Hurler Zureick's ninth-inning homer lifts Landis Dodgers
Hank Zureick a relief pitcher homered in the ninth with one on to spark a 6 4 win for Landis over Lexington in the North Carolina State League. Zureick drove in two runs, and Shope and Smrcka added hits for Landis in a tight game.
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Landis
Hank Zureick
Landis Dodgers
Lexington Indians
Lexington Abrhoa Satin
Viatlins
Ascii
SD Saab
Degski
Wiiwe
Luyack
Geavis
Cuse
Novia Vedweas
Ecseesvavtete
Langston
Seymour
Lexington
Shope
Smrcka
Barnes
Saab
Haack
Zureick
Cuoto
Blackwell
Helms
Burick
Kelly
Suyack
Loftin
Case
Houston Twirler Pollet Extends 11 Wins in Texas League
Houston pitcher Howard Pollet, four months out of high school, rose to 11 straight wins with a 7 4 victory for the Texas League club. In his 12th start, teammates Warhol and Wissman aided a late rally after Pollet left in the eighth. Pollet, a lefty, began in New Iberia and could challenge the 19 game win streak record.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Howard Pollet
Houston
Pollet
Steve Warhol
Ed Wissman
St. Louis Cardinal
James Patrick
Snipe
Sports Roundup from New York Highlights Baseball and Boxing News
New York reports on a one hitter by Hubbell and a near no hitter against the Dodgers. Babe Ruth plans a hitting exhibition in Chicago. Joe Louis trains for Arturo Godoy, Henry Armstrong visits Los Angeles, and notes on Ray Ainsley’s enduring Open record. Mentions Hugh Dutly coaching the Red Sox, Eddie Collins in Baltimore, Branch Rickey in Philadelphia, Owens barnstorming, and Carl Hubbell’s struggles.
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New York
Hubbell
Babe Ruth
Chicago
Joe Louis
Arturo Godoy
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Ray Ainsley
St. Louis
Derver
International League
Eddie Collins
Baltimore
Branch Rickey
Philly
Jesse Owens
Mickey Walker
Kingston
N. Y
Young Charles Comisky II Eyes White Sox Graduation Night Debut
The 14 year old Comisky may own the White Sox someday and is set to graduate from grammar school the same evening the team makes its bow. Speculation in the Loop is that if he misses any event it won't be the ball game.
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Charles Comisky II
White Sox
Sox
Triangle Tops Marsh 5 to 0 and Tomlinson's seventh win
Tomlinson won his seventh straight Industrial League game as Adams-Millis outhit him 15-9 but lost 7 to 6. Triangle blanked Marsh 5 to 0 behind Dan Kirby’s five hitter. Charlie James homered for Triangle and Bill Morehead’s club moved to third as Oakdale and Rip Collins’ nine chase the top.
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Tomlinson
Adams Millis
Oakdale
Triangle
Marsh
Dan Kirby
Adams-Millis
White Sox
Burke Koontz
Earle Brinkley
Jack Hussey
Gate Smith
Charlie James
New Triangle
Greensboro
Bill Morehead
Melrose
Rip Collins
Ff Oakdale
Marsh Diamond
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Arthur K E. Patterson
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