Panian Leads Lexington To 7 1 Victory Over Landis Senators
Gerry Panian tossed a 7 1 win as Lexington toppled Landis in Holt Moffitt field. The Indians jumped Gowan early with a trio of first inning runs and added seven by the eighth while Panian allowed only one run. Miller’s knee injury left him sidelined. Lexington eyes a rise in the loop standings with a Kannapolis clash tonight.
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Boots) Miller
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Nova Stuns Baer In 11th Round KO At Yankee Stadium
Lou Nova, 24, from California, scored a technical knockout of Mae Baer in the 11th round at Yankee Stadium. Baer bled from the lip from early rounds as Nova dominated with a brutal, relentless assault, signaling potential title bids against Louis or Galento.
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Nova Beats Baer in Heavyweight Clash Noted by Sports Editor
The writer questions the Baer Nova bout and favors Nova over Baer while doubting Galento, Louis, and Jacobs, arguing Nova’s win marks a step for Joe Louis’s next challenging foe. The column mixes opinion on Boxing legends and the era’s matchmaking.
Maus Not Considering Post As W C T C Athletic Head
Thomasville report says Jimmy Maus has been approached about the empty Western Carolina Teachers College coaching job. Rumors name Crowell Littlend and Mays as candidates, with Littlend recently coaching at Kings Mountain High School and Mays’ duties possibly hindering talks. Western Carolina released Ralph Dames while noting potential reemployment if he earns a degree.
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Nova Baer TV Fight Marks First Big Outdoor Boxing Telecast
The National Broadcasting Company estimated about 20,000 viewers watched Lou Nova defeat Max Baer by technical knockout in Yankee Stadium. A portable TV transmitter at the press area televised the bout on W2XBS with clear reception across New York, capturing Baers hair and punching exchanges, and NBC observers praised television for showcasing boxing.
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Water Pipelines Planned for Five Miles to Italian Somaliland Mines
Water must be piped five miles to the new tin mines in Italian Somaliland near the Gulf of Aden, as officials plan improved access to the remote resource site. The project aims to support mining operations and bolster regional development through engineered water supply infrastructure.
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Towels rally past Cooleemee in Kannapolis 9 to 1
Jones led with three singles and scored twice as the Towelers defeated the Cooleemee Cools 9 to 1. L B Jones pitched six hitless innings and drove in two, Amaral hit a homer with Reynolds aboard, and Kannapolis tallied 9 runs on 12 hits.
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Fights Last Night AP Roundup Of Boxers
Reports from New York Atlantic City and Brooklyn show Lou Nova stopping Max Baer in Livermore California Zack Eylzo Thompson defeating Jorge Brescia in Argentina Tony Sarullo outpointing Cristobal Jaramillo in Philadelphia Joey Fontana stopping Pete Mascla in Brooklyn four fights were reported with win by knockout and points decision across three venues.
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Brooklyn
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Garibaldi Pins Managoff in North Bergen Match
Gino Garibaldi of St. Louis defeated Bobby Managoff of Chicago with a 24 minute 34 second fall in North Bergen New Jersey last night.
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Bees Wallop Tomlinson In Industrial League Clash
Adams-Millis Bees defeat Tomlinson 6 to 2 in an Industrial League game. Hayworth and Stamey led the victory with three and two hits respectively, including a home run by Stamey. Kirby earned the win, Canipe the loss, in a 2 hour game before 200 fans.
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Salisbury Giants Rally Past Moors 7-4 in Nine Innings
Salisbury beats Mooresville 7 to 4 after a five run rally in the fifth. Stoops picks up the win with Robinson taking the loss as Stafford and Black homer for Salisbury while Templeton Blair and Hicks contribute for Mooresville in a League baseball game.
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Asheville Caps Piedmont Peach Chase With 8-3 Win
Asheville defeats Charlotte 8-3 to break a 1937 Charlotte jinx and seize the top spot in the standings. Early Wynn allowed all eight Tourist runs until replaced in the ninth by Bill Hollan as Munger and Fralick held nine Hornet hits. Durham tops Norfolk 16-7 in a wild 18-hit affair. rain postpones Rocky Mount vs Richmond and Winston-Salem vs Portsmouth.
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Lexington Indians Sign New First Sacker Bosse
Joe Bosse signed with the Lexington Indians as a new first baseman. He arrives from the South Atlantic League to boost the Tribe against the Kannapolis Towelers tonight. Bosse led SA league in fielding at .993 and batted around .360 in 1938.
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House of David Club Meets Sox in Benefit Game
The House of David barn hosts a special benefit game this afternoon at Willis Park to aid injured Raymond Booth. Adams Millis faces the House of David in a 4 PM showdown with all proceeds paying the youth’s hospital bill after Booth suffered a fractured skull when hit by a pitch from George Red Phelps during Monday’s game.
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Red) Phelps
Fort Smith Giants announce player release and options
Fort Smith Giants manager Hershell Bobo announced the release of Bill Nowak to Hickory of the Tar Heel League and the optioning of Frank Pesano to Milford of the Eastern Shore League.
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Tar Heel Star Named for Junior High Coaching Role
Anthony Cernigle, former UNC football standout from Steelton Pa, is expected to take a junior high athletics post in High Point next year. He would teach physical education and visit classes while awaiting final formal approval from Principal Mark T. Lam. Cernigle, a highly regarded freshman in 1 playing year, endured a knee injury that limited his varsity play after returning from military service.
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Golf star Guldahl predicts Open title run at Philadelphia
Ralph Guldahl, aiming for a third straight U S championship, asserts he is ready to win or be in the running at the 1937 Open at Philadelphia Country Club. He notes the course will be tough and praises his steady, accuracy driven approach amid wary bookmakers.
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Bettina Will Fight Conn For Heavyweight Title
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced that Melio Bettina of Beacon New York will defend his New York state heavyweight title against Billy Conn of Pittsburgh on July 13. The bout is likely to be staged at Yankee Stadium and Colombia has purchased over 1,000 dollars worth of American aerial products this year.
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