Two Former HS Stars Spark Industrial League Win
In an eleven inning pitchers duel Rip Collins' Tomlinson club beat Triangle 2-0 for their ninth straight win. Rookie Robert Walls silenced Triangle over 11 innings while Hilliard Nance and Earle Brinkley delivered the decisive two-run double in the 11th. Tomlinson trail Oakdale by a few points in the standings.
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High Point College
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Earle Brinkley
Toma
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Tomlinson
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Robert Walls
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Ken Rhyne
Tom Tinson
Reginald Dawson
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Culler
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Kangle
Aly
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Mit
Morehead
Clark
Rinson
Langle
Holt
Ulier
Nance Rinkley
Hucks
Newman
Parker
Brinkley
Dawson
Alle
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Pickings Are Best On Your Doorstep
McKinney high school star Howard Wafer, 17, drawn national attention as a major league prospect after dominating local games with a 12 strikeouts per outing pace and four-hit opponents. Roy and Mrs. Largent search for White Sox talent, but Wafer hasn’t signed, though a verbal understanding exists. He plans college study two years before pro ball. Wafer stands 6 feet 1 1/2 inches, 174 pounds, with 170 1/3 innings pitched, 18–4 record, 271 strikeouts over three high school seasons.
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Roy Largent
Chicago White Sox
Howard Wafer
McKinney High School
Largent
White Sox
Texas Gives World Leading Shotmakers
NEA Service profile of veteran golfer Jack Burke and Texas influence on the sport. Describes Burke at Canterbury Open age 52-plus years with Hiver Oaks role since 1924, and notes Texas produced top shotmakers including Demaret Metz Cooper Nelson Guldahl Hogan and Mangrums. discusses training, tournaments, and evolving game.
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Cleveland
John Joseph Burke
Canterbury Golf Club
Jack Burke
Burke
Aronimink Club
Philadelphia
Johnny McDermott
Addy
Alec Ross
Jarry Vardon
Jock Hutchison
Leo Diegel
Ted Ray
Inverness
Jack Miurke
Hiver Oaks Country Club
Manston
Canterbury
Texas
Jimmy Demaret
Dick Metz
Harry Cooper
Byron Nelson
Ralph Guldahl
Ben Hogan
Mangrums
Harris Covington Downs A M 8 to 4
Harris Covington defeated Harriss Covington 8 to 4 with a 66 2 1 score by innings. Johnson earned the win over V Fariowe as Stamey fanned four for Harriss Covington while Williard Bennett homered for the losers. Stamey Allman Newby Wiesner Hayworth contributed in offense as Fariowe worked through seven hits. Attendance was 350.
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Bennett
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Allman
Edwards
Johnson
Newby
Wiesner
Hayworth
Fariowe
BE. Farlowe
Workman
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Auman
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Wolves
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E. Farlowe
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Paychek Retires After KO by Altus Allen
Chicago native John Paychek quits boxing after a tenth round knockout by Altus Allen a 19 year old Chicago heavyweight just a year out of Golden Gloves competition. Paychek who had hoped to prove he could hang with the champ cited loss of desire and impaired coordination since Joe Louis’ knockout. The bout drew about 4 000 fans in the Coliseum with Allen dominating from the start despite Paychek rallying in the ninth.
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Chicago
Johnny Paychek
Altus Allen
Chicagg
Paychek
al Jen
Allen
Louis
Conn Defeats Lesnevich For Light Heavyweight Title
In Detroit Billy Conn outpoints Gus Lesnevich to retain the light heavyweight crown. In Chicago Altus Allen stops Johnny Paychek in Des Moines after twelve rounds. The bouts took place at Cliffside Park New Jersey and Des Moines on the card.
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Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside Park
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Altus Allen
Johnny Paychek
Des Moines
Tillet Defeats Robert in Montreal Wrestling Bout
Maurice Tillet of France defeated Yvon Robert of Montreal after Robert could not return for the third fall, giving Tillet the deciding fall in last night's match.
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Maurice
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Lifeboats Save Lives at 62 Weekly Since September
British lifeboats have saved lives at about 62 people per week since last September. The figure reflects ongoing rescue efforts and shows the effectiveness of RNLI operations during the period.
Tribe Rally Secures 13 8 Victory Over Cooleemee
Lexington offense explodes with a six run eighth inning to overturn Cooleemee 13 8. Alderman relieves Brest, fans eight, and earns the win as Summers takes the loss. Key hits include Whitaker two bases and a three base hit by Hnatio.
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Summers
Cooleem
Yoskman
Alderman
Brest
Cooleemee
Pereeeee
Kelly
Saab
Boston
Hnatio
Tabor
Whitaker
Degowski
R. Smith
Helms
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Smith
Lujack
Yockman
Wile
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Galipeau
Savino
Viedialis
Public Works Aid Lifts Haiti Business Slump
Haiti's public works program helps ease a business downturn while adoption of children rises in South Africa Grecia will host an international fair in Solonika next Fall.
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Haiti
South Africa
Greece
Solonika
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