Record entry list at Sedgefield Horse Show grows to new highs
The largest entry list in Sedgefield Horse Show history triggers construction of 20 new stalls in a $6,000 barn. Officials report about 200 entries by May 31, up from 150 last year as South and North Carolina participants reserve boxes and out-of-town exhibitors, including Lupton Veazey V Z Top Stables from Pensacola Florida, prepare for the event opening Thursday night with four more performances through Saturday. Reservations include High Point and Greensboro enthusiasts and a long list of local families.
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Sedgefield
North Carolina
High Point
Greensboro
Lupton Veazey V-Z Top
Pensacola
Fla
Kentucky
Nathan Yers
Allen Wallis
Seabornerry
Charles Earns
Earl N
Hillips
T. V. Ochello
Teensboro
B. Bledsoe
Ar Burnette
C. Wharton
Nornan Harden
T. E. Sikes
Or. R. W. Baker
Joseph Moran
Frank Curran
Sidney Allen
Obert C. Lucas
Edwin F. Luas
Ben Cone
Miss Beda
Tighten Rip on Third Charlotte June 3 Piedmont loop results
Richmond clung to third place in the Piedmont loop after a doubleheader split with Rocky Mount 2 to 3. Reed homered in the second game driving in both scorers for Rocky Mount while Krause had a 2 for 2 night for the Colts. Herschel Lyons pitched well for the Hornets, yielding six hits as Asheville won a second straight from Charlotte. Winston-Salem fell to Portsmouth 4 to 7 as Jack Ridings hit a homer for Durham Norfolk game rained out and rescheduled.
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Charlotte
Ichmond
Piedmont Loop
Rocky Mount
Jim Trexler
Red Sox
Reed
Isers
Krause
Colt
Asheville
Herschel Lyons
Purists
Hornets
Rank ‘Trechock
Bob Overtreet
Lyons
Tourists
Winston-Salem
Portsmouth
Herman Fishman
Cubs
Campbell
Jack Ridings
Halls
Southern Association scores and stray notes from games
Southern Association results show Atlanta defeating Knoxville 10 to 2 and Nashville beating Chattanooga 10 to 2. Little Rock won 2-0 over New Orleans 6 to 1 in the second six innings. A Memphis-Birmingham mention appears with uncertain context at grounds.
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Outhern Association
Atlanta
Knoxville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
Econd
Memphis
Birmingham
We Grounds
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League New York defeated St. Louis eight to two and Cincinnati beat Boston four to nothing in eleven innings. American League Detroit won eight to five over Boston while Chicago knocked off Washington seven to five. New York routed Cleveland seventeen to five. Philadelphia and St. Louis rainout. Northern and other leagues show varied results with multiple rainouts and late games including Winston-Salem at Portsmouth, Richmond over Rocky Mount, Asheville over Charlotte, and Statesville defeating Newton Conover ten to eight. International League Syracuse edged Newark two to one. Jersey City over Baltimore seven to six. Rochester crushed Buffalo twelve to one. Montreal over Toronto five to three. American Association Minneapolis topped Louisville four to two with second game rain-shortened, and Kansas City beat Toledo twelve to four. Columbus downed Milwaukee nine to three. Indianapolis beat St. Paul five to one. Pacific Coast Seattle beat Sacramento four to eight? San Diego defeated Portland nine to zero. Oakland four to two. Los Angeles ten innings over Hollywood nine to four. San Francisco over Los Angeles? Eastern League Wilkes-Barre shutout Binghamton four to zero. Binghamton won seven to six in eleven. Scranton beat Williamsport eleven to three in thirteen. Springfield won twenty-two to four over Albany.
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Boston Staeweee
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Winston-Salem
Cincinnati
Moore
Beers
Bees
Shoffner
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Giants
Curt Davis
New York Yankees
Indians
Ailey Donald
Monte Pearson
SOX
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Joe Cronin
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Pinky Higgins
Chicago White Sox
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Dickey
Moe Arnovich
Phillies
Dickey
Arnovich
Pittsburgh
Joe Demaree
New York Giants
Lonnie Frey
Zeke Bonura
Tony Cuccinello
Boston Bees
Gil Brack
Campbell
Foxx
Boston
Sullivan
St. Louis
Higgins
McQuinn
Hoag
Trosky
Kuhel
McCosky
H Pet. Arnovich
Philadelphia
Hassett
Lombardi
McCormick
J. Martin
Bell
Bonita
Fey
Cucernello
Black
Philadiphia
Probable pitching matchups across majors and minor towns
Baseball card style note lists probable pitchers for games across leagues. Edges include Hadley Harder Grove Hrout Carrasquel Rigney Ross Gill Derringer Turner Warne ke Gumbert Lee Presswell Bow man Butcher and numerous city pairings Asheville Charlotte Norfolk Durham Rocky Mount Richmond Winston-Salem Portsmouth Lexington Kannapolis Landis Salisbury Cooleemee Thomasville Concord Mooresville.
Notre Dame Dedicates Rockne Memorial Fieldhouse
At Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana graduates and friends gathered for the formal dedication of a 700000 Rockne Memorial Fieldhouse honoring Knute K Rockne the late athletic director and football coach killed in 1931 The Gothic structure 182 by 210 feet will host interhall athletics and stands as a campus memorial during the 95th commencement.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Rockne
Knute K. Rockne
Notre Dame
Interhall
Senior League Upset By New Red Scare
Cincinnati Reds harness late surge to beat Bees 4-0 in 11th, Lombardi belting his ninth homer. Cardinals fall 8-2 to Giants as Yankees thump Indians 17-5. White Sox tie series with Senators 8-5, Tigers power past Red Sox 8-5 behind Greenberg and Higgins. Browns vs Athletics delayed by rain.
Cooper Set to Win National Open in Focused Return
New York June 3 Harry Cooper primes to capture the National Open golf title as his mind clears after a year of equipment demos and exhibitions. In the Goodall round robin he drives strong play through the 126 hole event, stating concentration is key to winning major championships.
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New York
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Goodall
Eastern Point
Conn
Harry
White Sox Travel to Face Ca-Vel After Rainout
The Adams-Millis White Sox head to Roxboro to meet Ca-Vel this afternoon and return home to face Lucky Strike of Durham tomorrow. The bearded wanderers led 5 4 yesterday when rain halted play in the fourth. Rube Eldridge pitched for the Sox as Benton Harbor, Michigan lads edged 15 1 by Burlington Legion. George Phelps expected to start on the mound for the Sox at 3 15.
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House of David
Raymond Booth
Adams-Millis White Sox
Roxboro
Ca-Vel
Durham
Wanderers
Sox
Rube
Duke
Eldridge
Benton Harbor, Mich
Burlington American Legion
North Carolina
George Phelps
Perry Leading Loop Hurlers In Strikeouts
Perry leads Inter-City loop pitchers with 22 strikeouts as right hander from Adams Millis team. Ed Johnson of May Hosiery tops with three wins no losses. Davis of Tower has 20 strikeouts, Crowder of Ca Vel issues 15 walks, while several pitchers hold perfect 1-0 records.
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Jim
Lord
Tower
Tommy Crowder
Ca-Vel
William Forster
Aprenen
SOBB
Johnson
Cme Calloway
McCrary
Clapp
McEwen
Brooks
Briggs
Eeee Breece
Hemp Slaughter
McEwenn
Haney
Adams-Millis
McFadden
Davis
Wilson
Crower
Hampton
May Simmons
McEwen Perry
Adams-Millis Yow
Tower Dixon
Hemp
Venee Earp
Hemp Clayton
Shotwell
Bowles
Beens Welch
McCrary Eagles Wallop McEwen Outfit
Major league batting leaders shift as Dickey and Arnovich rise to top in the American and National Leagues. Dickey's .372 leads the AL while Arnovich hits .377 in the NL with other top names listed, including Campbell, Foxx, and Sullivan. An idle note mentions German engineers presenting Buenos Aires's first television show.
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Buenos Aires
Bobby Sets New Course Record At Emerywood
Bobby Dunkelberger fresh from winning the Carolinas Amateur in Charlotte set an 18 hole Emerywood Country Club record with a seven under par 65. He birdied six times and eagled once in a foursome with Alfred Oliver Jack Garrett and Frosty Snow, missing a birdie on the last hole for a potential 64. He prepares for the Southern Amateur at Belle Meade Country Club in Nashville Tennessee.
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Bobby Dunkelberger
Charlotte
Emerywood Country Club
Andy G. Merrilees
Alfred Oliver
Jack Garrett
Frosty Snow
Bobby
Belle Mead Country Club
Nashville
Tenn
Rain Slashes League Slate To One Game
Thomasville hosts Cooleemee as Kannapolis and Lexington miss games due to wet fields. Mooresville tops Concord 6-3 to gain on Salisbury. Landis to doubleheader against Salisbury today. Trades and player moves include Landis signing Andy Gonson and Lexington adding Joe Bosse. Poole's managerial status noted.
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Mooresville Moors
Salisbury Giants
Concord Weavers
Kannapolis
Lexington
Salisbury
Landis
Tommies
Cooleemee
Giants
Towelers
Joe Spencer
Andy Gonson
Concord Weaver
Gonson
Concord
Weavers
Tony Franko
Bud Welling
Vern Balch
Reece Harris
Fitzgerald
George Saab
Joe Bosse
Bosse
Hutt Parks
Chic Sugges
Jim Poole
Martinsville
Poole
Crocodile Captured Alive Near Buenos Aires First of Its Kind
A crocodile swept by the Parana River current miles from its jungle habitat was captured alive in Buenos Aires. This marks the first documented instance of an individual of its species being secured alive in Argentina in recent years.
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Parana
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Bronson rates Nova behind Tunney as boxing matures
Jimmy Bronson, who discovered Gene Tunney, says Lou Nova has a long path to reach Tunney’s peak. He praises Nova’s grit after a Baer fight, notes Nova is a synthetic fighter still learning, and warns against matching him with Joe Louis this year. Bronson highlights Tunney’s defense and career discipline in contrast.
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Jimmy Bronson
Tunney
Nova
New York
Jimmie Bronson
Gene Tunney
France
Lou Nova
Jimmie
Lou
Max Baer
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
Chicago
Bronson
Baer
Gene
Dempsey
Joe Louis
Louis
Max
Joe
Johnstown Favored in Belmont Stakes Run
Johnstown heads a Fitzsimmons three horse entry at Belmont Stakes with Challenge and Gilded Knight. The 50,000 race is led by Johnstown as an overwhelming favorite roughly 1 to 10, with Heather Broom at 12 to 1 as the second choice.
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New York
William Woodward
Johnstown
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
America
Fitzsimmons
Challenge
Gilded Knight
J. H. Whitney
Heather Broom
Norwegian Fish Yield Sllons Of Cod Liver Oil In Two Months
A report from Norway notes fishermen delivered a quantity of cod liver oil measured in sllons over a two month period. Authorities evaluate supply impact and potential market effects for the oil industry.
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Norway
Birmingham Southern to Abandon Football After 1939
President Raymond R. Paty announced that Birmingham Southern College will abandon football after the 1939 season. The school will replace the sport with an expanded intramural athletic program.
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Birmingham- Southern
Birmingham
Ala
Raymond R. Paty
Birmingham-Southern College
Paty
Fights Last Night in Hollywood Dallas Circuits Mixed
Hollywood reports Chuck Crowell from Artesia California stopped by Al Delaney of Buffalo New York. In Dallas Jack Marshall of Rylie Texas and Young Allen of Macon Georgia drew with referee J. D. Turner scoring a ten round result. King Levinsky of Chicago was outpointed by J. Turner in a separate Dallas match.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Chuck Crowell
Artesia
Calif
al Delaney
Buffalo
N. Y
Dallas
Jack Marshall
Rylie
Tex
Young Allen
Macon
Drew
J. D. Turner
King Levinsky
Chicago
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