Athletics Home Runs Lick Tigers 11 To 2
Waite Hoyt stars as the Yankees beat the White Sox 8 to 1 on June 1 in New York. Kerr’s single in the ninth sends Clancy home for Chicago. Hoyt, Dugan, and Grabowski pace the win. Adkins and others support.
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Foxx Leads American League Batting Race in June Update
Chicago June 1 Jimmy Foxx replaces Bill Kamm as AL batting leader after week in which Foxx gained 48 points to reach a .424 average. Mickey Cochrane moved to .382, while Kamm dropped to .366 as Cleveland and Detroit hitters paced the league. Greenboro Patriots win a doubleheader over Henderson 11 4 and 12 7 with Parrish homering twice.
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Greensboro teacher claims Carolinas golf title in playoff
Elizabeth Rogers, a 20 year old Greensboro physical culture director, won the Carolinas women's golf championship at SEDGEFIELD defeating Mrs. W O D Irwin on the 18th hole. Irwin led early but Rogers tied and won with a precise putt and long approach as the crowd watched a tight, dramatic finish.
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Intercollegiate AAU Track Crown Goes To Stanford
Stanford University won the 53rd intercollegiate AAU track and field championships by a record margin of 45 3 8 points led by Phil Edwards of New York University who set a meet record in the half mile at 1 52 1 5 and tied outdoor record of 1 51 3 5. Southern California took second with 21 points, Penn third with 18 7 8, NYU fourth with 14, Yale fifth with 18 6 8, California and Pittsburgh tied for sixth with 11.
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U S Davis Cup Team Finishes Zone Campaign With Wins
Detroit June 1 4P The United States Davis cup team closed its American zone campaign with two more straight set victories The stars Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth Texas and George Lott of Chicago defeated Gustavo Vollmer and Herman Upmann respectively in decisive wins to cap the campaign
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Boston Beats Jamestown 19-4 In Tri County League
Boston won easily 19 to 4 over Jamestown in a Tri County League game yesterday afternoon. The visitors collected 23 hits off Jordan Bundy and Campbell held Jamestown to seven safeties, with Ragsdale hitting a homer in the third inning.
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Thomas Mills Rout Hilcrest In Local Diamond Tilt
The Thomas Mills defeated Hilcrest 10 6 on the Thomas Mill diamond yesterday afternoon in a keenly contested game. Hawkins and C Young led the hitters with two extra base hits each, while Spry Flinn and Ridenhour added solid contributions. Franklin made a notable running catch in center as about 200 spectators watched.
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Bush Suffers First Defeat Of Season As He Gets Ragged Support
In Chicago Guy Bush takes his first loss of the season as ragged Cubs back him, while the Giants win 7 to 4 in their west coast opener. New York 100113 010-7. Chicago 000130 000-4. Batteries: Mays Scott O Farrell Bush Schulte.
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Reds edge Braves 3 2 in tight pitching clash
Cincinnati beat Boston 3 to 2 as Ash and May outpitched Smith. It was the Reds second win in 16 games. Batteries Smith Spohrer for Boston and Ash May Sukeforth for Cincinnati.
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Bulls Rally Then Fall In Doubleheader At Durham
Durham paper reports the Bulls beat Salisbury 5 4 in Game 1 with Wolfe ending the opener by homer and Teatele 2 for 4 in the second game where Salisbury fell 13 2. Wolfe hit a homer in the opener and two base hits by Kahdot Heffner Jones Wolfe provided key hits in the doubleheader.
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Awakening After 104 Day Nap Heals Lynchburg Girl
Marjorie Dowdy, a 10 year old girl struck by an auto in Lynchburg Virginia, lay unconscious for 104 days. She awakened recently and doctors say she will recover though still bedbound.
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