Inter-City State Sox Lead as Asheboro Faces May in Key Clash
In the Inter-City State League race North Carolina’s top independent circuit, Asheboro draws May in a weekend feature. Hayes Harrington’s Eagles beat Ca-Vel to stay No 1. May slipped after a loss to a neighbor. George Phelps strengthens the Sox staff with Perry, Haney, and Proctor.
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Red) Phelps
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Two Ways To Break Up A Ball Game
In dramatic late innings the Reds ruptured a 9-4 win over the Bees in 13 innings as Will Hershberger and Harry Craft homered after loading the bases. The Dodgers beat the Cubs 3-2 in 14 innings with Gene Moore tripling and stealing home.
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Harry Lavagetto
Dolph Camilli
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Oakdale and Tomlinson Face Off In League Clash
Oakdale travels to meet Tomlinson in a key Industrial League matchup as Triangles eye an eleventh straight win. Melrose’s hurler held rivals to 16 hits over 21 innings. Reg Dawson and Rudy Clark delivered the decisive rally in a prior heartbreaker.
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Griffin Leads League Hitters with .579 Average
Long John Griffin tops the Inter-City League batting list after the first month with a .579 average. Ace Hudson follows at .565, and Hudson leads with 13 hits. Barbee dominates power with seven home runs in five games and leads in runs with 10. Starling, Harrington, and Slaughter lead in triples, doubles, and steals respectively.
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Johnstown Poised for Belmont Stakes Crown Showdown
The Belmont Stakes promises Johnstown the 1939 Derby crown as a small field of contenders including Heather Broom and Knickerbocker faces the triple scrutiny of Belmont Park. Johnstown, fresh from a Withers record ride, aims to extend a dominant year with a likely fast track on Saturday.
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Cats to thresh out grid puzzle at Davidson board meeting
Davidson College trustees met to decide on athletic policy after a disappointing football season. A three member committee including Lunsford Richardson Erwin Graham and S A Robinson was formed to study the athletic situation and report recommendations. Observers expect endorsement of faculty suggestions to lighten the football schedule by booking fewer games and fewer big universities.
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Davidson College Board of Trustees
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New York
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Charlotte
Greenville
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Gastonia
Nova Beats Baer in Eleven Rounds in New York
Lou Nova knocked out Max Baer in eleven rounds in a New York bout last night. He sat on a rubbing table postfight with blood and sweat dripping from his head as reporters urged him to say words for newspapers and reels.
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Max Baer
Lou
Davidson Drops Wake Forest From Football Schedule
Davidson authorities announce the university will drop Wake Forest from the football schedule when the current contract expires, citing the mismatch in competition level as the reason for the change.
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Davidson
Wake Forest
U.S. Tops Germany as Largest Customer for Mouth Organs
The United States emerges as Germany's biggest overseas buyer of mouth organs signaling strong export demand. The shift marks the U S share of German mouth organ exports and hints at evolving trade ties between the two nations.
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