Dunkelberger Wins Greensboro Golf Tourney by Five Strokes
High Point player Bobby Dunkelberger captured the Carolinas Golf Association one day event at Greensboro Country Club with a 146 after rounds of 74 and 72. Albert Neal of Marion finished second at 151, with Richard Tufts and Jack Berry tied for third at 154.
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Greensboro
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
Greensboro Country Club
Bobby
Carolinas
Chattanooga
Tenn
Morganton
Dunkelberger
Albert Neal
Marion
Richard S. Tufts
Pinehurst
Jack W. Berry
W. J. Richards
Concord
J. B. Allen
Dick Gwyn
North Wilkesboro
Jack Berry
S. Dunkelberger
J. W. Berry
Andy Merrilees: Golf Pro and War Veteran in One Tale
Veteran Andy Merrilees, a former British Army sharpshooter who served five years in Northern France, discusses golf and war with equal rigor. He recalls Dunkirk rear guard losses, his injuries from World War I, and his shift from pro golfer to respected American golf teacher.
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Abbeville
Arras
St. Quentin
Cambria
Dunkerque
Emerywood
Andy Merrilees
Flanders
Andy
France
Andie
Dugan Aycock
Heath
Bonnie
America
Winston Salem Wins Tri City Skeet Shoot
Crowds watched as Winston Salem tops the Tri City skeet series at Isaak Walton field with 231 points while High Point scores 222 and Greensboro 203. The next Greensboro meet on June 8 will award the trophy. Ray Idol and W C Howell lead with 49 of 60.
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Winston-Salem
Isaak Walton
High Point
Greensboro
Tri-City
High Point Club
A. R. Idol
G. A. Huffman
J. D. Smith
Col. W. B. Thomas
T. R. Galloway
T. G. Proctor
M. O. Smathers
J. R. Shaw
W. M. Donnell
Co. V. Strader
O. O. Efird
W. C. Howell
W. E. Gladstone
Co. J. Callaway
G. F. Turley
Ray Idol
E F Arnold Resigns From North Carolina Farm Bureau
Wilson June 1 The Wilson County Farm Bureau reports E F Arnold executive secretary of the North Carolina Farm Bureau since 1936 has resigned. The resignation effective today was decided by the state executive committee weeks ago and kept secret, according to A D Williams.
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E. F. Arnold
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Bureau
Williams
Flanders Sees Nazis Entrench Front Lines Deepening War Standoff
German forces fortify the Northern France front after early decisive gains in Abbeville and surrounding districts. Allies report heavy troop movements, prisoner relay lines, and ongoing battles near Lille Arras Calais and Ypres. The article notes a historic US loan to Britain in 1917.
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Germany
France
Flanders
Poland
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Abbeville
Somme
Paris
Maginot Line
Adolf Hitler
U.S
Great Britain
Probable Pitchers Tomorrow in Major Leagues
Major league schedule lists probable starters for June 2. American League matchups include Detroit at Washington with Trout opposing Monteagudo and Cleveland at Philadelphia featuring Feller Naymick against Dean Potter. National League games cover Brooklyn at Chicago with Wyatt Hamlin facing Lee Olsen, and New York at Pittsburgh with Schumacher Melton against Klinger Brown.
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New York
Detroit
Washington
Trout
Monteagudo
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Feller
Naymick
Dean
Potter
St. Louis
Harris
Kennedy
Russo
Breuer
Chicago
Boston
Rigney
Lyons
Gatehouse
Rutland
Brooklyn
Wyatt
Hamlin
Lee
Olsen
Pittsburgh
Schumacher
Melton
Klinger
Brown
Cincinnati
Errickson
Picchota
Walters
Turner
Beck
Small
Bowman
Lanier
Softball Line Up Industrial League Schedule
Industrial League softball lineup lists June 3 to June 9 games across High School No 1 and No 2 venues. Matches include Silver Knit, Crown, National Upholstery, Harriss Covington, Becker, Weavers, Beeson, Hillcrest, Adams Millis, and Night Hawks with single and doubleheaders at West Blair Park and school grounds.
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Industrial League
Silver Knit
Crown
Ee Ee
Nat'l
Diamond
National
Harriss-Covington
L. Beeson Hardware
H. P
Night Hawks
Hillcrest Becker Tailoring Co
Adams Mills Bows To Siler City In 7 3 Victory
Siler City defeated Adams-Millis 7 to 3 in a Tri-City baseball game. Buckner pitched effectively for Siler City, driving in two runs and limiting hits, while Cris Harvey led Adams-Millis with a home run a triple and a single across four plate appearances. Wright, Webster, and Lane also starred for the locals with multi hit days as Perry struggled.
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Siler City
Lord Perry
Adams-Millis
Tri-City
Chatham Rabbits
Budd
Jenkins
Webster
Wright
Cox
Wicker
Cris Harvey
Buckner
Lane
Pierce
Booker
Perry
Abrho Ad
Millis
Abrho Budd
Hedrick
Satfield
Wright Cf
Newton Cf
Eller
D. Lane
Stanley
Harvey c
R. Er
L. Cooper
Newton
Harvey
Jenki Webster
Sappenfield
Butner
Caviness
Bodenhamer
Mooresville Blanketed by Salisbury Giants in 9-0 Loss
Salisbury Giants blast Mooresville with eight first inning runs on nine hits. Bill Syring homers two hits and drives in three as Cohart is rocked early. Final score 9-0 at Salisbury with 3,000,000 car radios in U.S. use noted in the same column.
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Enterprise
Salisbury
Bill Syring
Mike Schemer
Moors
Cohart
Giants
Rhe Moors
Lassiter
Hicks
Syring
Heving
Southern Tennis Championship Draws Record Field
Nine of Dixie’s 16 ranked men entered the 55th Southern tennis championship in Charlotte, June 10 to 16, as top contenders include Gardnar Mulloy and Frank Guernsey Jr. The event features a record entry with women’s and girls divisions led by Martha Barnett Andrade and Doris Hart, as 18 trophies are planned across five divisions. The championships run at Myers Park and Charlotte Country Clubs with the Southern Lawn Tennis Association meeting concurrent.
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Charlotte
Dixie
Martha Barnett Andrade
Doris Hart
Miami
Mulloy
University of Miami
USLTA
Bud Hart
University of North Carolina
Presbyterian College
Duke University
Lila Porter
Daphne
Ala
Mrs. Andrade
Nellie Sheer
Eleanor Stroud
Chapel Hill
Richard Hart
Ed Moylan
Spring Hill College
Mobile
Jim Vuille
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dick McKee
George Pero
Bill Hardie
William Gillespie
Billy Farmer
Sykes Boykin
Bob Kerdasha
Pestbyteran
Myers Park
Charlotte Country Clubs
Charlotte News
Southern Lawn Tennis Association
W. P. Jacobs
Clinton, S. C
Foxx's 12th homer helps Red Sox edge White Sox 2 1
Boston wins 2-1 behind Mickey Harris who went the distance. Jimmy Foxx slugged a fourth inning homer driving in Ted Williams after Williams had singled, Foxx's 12th of the season. Chicago scoring came in the ninth as Kreevich, Appling and Rosenthal delivered the hits.
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Boston
Mickey Harris
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Jack Knott
Ted Williams
Foxx
Harris
Chicago
Mike Kreevich
Taft Wright
Luke Appling
Larry Rosethal
Buck Ross Shuts Indians as Athletics Win 6 1
In Philadelphia Lee Buck Ross pitched a two hitter for a 6 to 1 Philadelphia Athletics victory over the Cleveland Indians. Hal Trosky hit his 12th homer for Cleveland while Roy Weatherly also contributed in the late innings.
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Philadelphia
Lee ‘Buck’ Ross
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Roy Weatherly
Night Hawks hand Weavers 5 2 defeat in baseball game
The Adams-Millis Night Hawks defeated the High Point Weavers 5 to 2. Key hitters were Lewis Foust Gashaw and Frith with a 2 hit effort. Payne earned the win and Samuels took the loss. Attendance official 9 500. Time 1 58. Umpires Kolls Ormsby and McGowan.
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Adams-Millis Night Hawks
High Point Weavers
Lewis
Foust
Gashaw
Frith
Rhen
Hawks
Weavers
Hussey
Night Hawks
Payne
Samuels
Knott
Kolls
Ormsby
McGowan
Damaged Goods Captures Coaching Club Oaks At Belmont
Damaged Goods drove a stretch rally to win the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park by a neck and claim the $12,500 purse. Rosetown finished second, Dipsey Doodle third, in a strong 24th running. In the Roseben Handicap Maxwell Howard’s Jay Jay finished close behind Straight Lead in a photo finish.
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New York
Belmont Park
E. B. Benjamin
New Orleans
Coaching Club
George D. Widener
C. W. Whitney
Chief
Maxwell Howard
Silks
Howard Bruce
Jay Jay
Parker Corning
Reds Defeat Bees 3-2 in Protest at Crosstown Clash
Cincinnati beats Boston 3 to 2 as Gene Thompson allows three hits. Bees protest after a second inning incident. Frey drives in two runs with a homer and Lombardi adds two RBIs. Multiple players noted in scoring and fielding as crowds exceed five thousand.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Gene Thompson
Bees
Werber
Milier
Rizzo If
Posedel
Myers Ss
Thom’on P
Qualifying Close Ends Monday for Ladies Cup
Qualifying for the Presidents Cup ladies competition at Emeryn Country Club must be completed by Monday June 3. Mrs A M Rankin Jr qualified with 96 and Mrs M Wall shot 97. Other qualifiers include Mrs H B Dukelberger Mrs J B Cooper Mrs S Saunders Mrs Lawren Ingam Mrs E S Wood Mrs Henry Foscue Mrs E C Bryan and Mrs Tom A Marlowe. Amarillo Texas notes.
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Emeryn Country Club
Andy G. Merilees
A. M. Rankin, Jr
M Wall
H. 8. Dukelberger
J. B. Cooper
S. Saunders
Lawren Ingam
E. 8. Wood
Henry Foscue
E. C. Bryan
Tom A. Marlowe
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Thompson
Bobby Cards
W. A. Hunter
J. Y. Pharr
Kirby Moore
Frank Wood
R. G. Finley
A. G. Spencer
Lenoir
H. L. Moore
Donald Dunkelberger
R. S. Tufts
T. H. Brooks
Grenesboro
A. C. McManus
Robert McManus
Guy Beaver
E. G. Michaels
Robert J. Mebane, Jr
Carl D. Pratt
Wylie Graves
B. C. Johnson
Richardson
Harry D. Clinton, Jr
Soc Chakales
Munich
England
Winston Salem
Ellen
Plumbs
Gravesend
A. H. Booth
Worthing
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Japan
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Finney
Red Sox
Hayes
Athletics
Radcliff
Browns
Danning
Walker
Dodgers
Lombardi
Reds
Foxs
Trosky
Indians
Beneae Ny
National League Cardinals
Stee
Ewer Mize
Foret
Eee
Mooresville
Salisbury Giants
United States
South
Bitsy Grant
Southern
Atlanta
Gardnar Mulloy
Frank Guernsey, Jr
Rice Institute
Archie Henderson
Boston Shades White Sox
Homer
Yaks Coven
Suceedy Peeced
Kuhel
Cronin
Appling
McNair
Doerr
Owen
DeSautels
Rosenthal
Dog
Flash
Baranca
Hollywood Park
Buck Ross
Tribe
Abrho Philly
Abrho
Boudreau
McCoy
Weathly
Moses
Bell
Johnson
Trosky Ib
Siebert
Keltner
Chap
Mack
Rubel'g
Hemssey
Lillard
Alien
Ross
Campbell
Dobson
Hale
Harder
Allen
Hemsley
Ruffing
Chapman
Summers
Rommel
China
India
Stanley Distributing Co
High Point, N. C
Damaged Goods
Benjamin
Reno
Nevada
Asia
Los Angeles
California
Casey Stengel
Hassett
Cuccinello
Lopez
Miller
Frey
McCormick
Myers
Amarillo
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Colorado
Kan
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Autsin
Royal Humane Society
Ireland
Mildred Pemberton
Doris Purdie
Dubli
Achille Islan
Osaka
Lord Redesdale
Ant Mitford
Inchkenneth
Unity
Hier
Rochester
By Michaels Stern
Talon
Aerolux
Airmore
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