Arky Vaughn presses bid to regain batting crown
Pirates star Arky Vaughn has surged to the .300 area as he chases the National League batting title. He delivered three hits in five at bats in a 6-2 win over Philadelphia, extending his hitting streak to 19 games and boosting Pittsburgh toward the NL standings. The A.L. scene shows the Yankees prevailing in 16 innings while Boston and Detroit jockey for position in their respective leagues.
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Manero Triumph at Baltusrol Defies Lean Years
Mrs Manero recalls Tony Manero’s sharp putt that secured his sensational win at Baltusrol in the National Open. The newly crowned golf champion and his wife share the moment when the big cup symbolised his rise over American beer golfers.
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Loans obtained by average man
Winston-Salem reports show 23 324 loans for home construction and purchase across 400 associations in eight states and District of Columbia. Total loans reached 41 082 867.92, averaging 1 759 dollars. O K LaRoque says the data refutes claims the average man is excluded from home building funds. District bank accounted for 16 percent of national construction and savings loans in April.
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Seven High Pointers From High Point To Graduate
Seven High Point students are among this year’s University of North graduates. Names listed include Clarence Wendell Dunbar B MS in Chemical Engineering, Thomas Daniel Gordy B S in Electrical Engineering, Walter Lee Hargett Jr AB in Journalism, Albert Key McAnally B 8 in Medicine, James C Montgomery B 8 Commerce, John Irvin Mungan B ., and Sherrod Salsbury B 8 Commerce.
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University of North
Clarence Wendell Dunbar
Thomas Daniel Gordy
Walter Lee Hargett, Jr
Albert Key McAnally
James C.montgomery
John Irvin Mungan
Sherrod Salsbury
Food Dealers Meet Opens in Salisbury
The annual convention of the North Carolina Food Dealers Association opened in Salisbury today as delegates gather to discuss industry issues and market strategies.
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Hopkins relief report shows 1933-35 federal cost and 3.5 million jobs
Harry L. Hopkins reports final FERA figures totaling about 4.10 billion in relief costs from 1933 to 1935. Federal funding covered 70.9 percent, states 522.8 million and localities 668.0 million. Work relief reached 3.5 million jobs in December despite delays.
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Sizemore Is Most Popular Duke Man
Duke University seniors and graduate students were elected to the Phi Beta Kappa society this past week. At class-day exercises Prof James Cannon III announced six seniors and seven graduates chosen for the honor. Sizemore, Jr. and Miss Ruth Phillips were named the most popular man and woman in the class of 1936.
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Duke
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Tex
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Frank J. Sizemore, Jr
High Point
Ruth Phillips
Wheeling
W. Va
New Links King Emerges as Golfer's Dark Horse Champion
Tony Manero, a former caddie from Rimeford New York, wins the United States Open with a 282 total at Baltusrol, becoming a rare rising star who worked on a driving range. He faces a bright future, having built a reputation among peers and plans to play widely in 1936 while earning more than 1958 dollars last year.
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Harris Favored to Succeed Bryan in Memphis Tennis
Charlie Harris of West Palm Beach seeded No. 1 leads a 75-player field at the Memphis Country Club as play opens for the southern men's singles title. Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland is No. 2, with Bryan Grant absent in Europe.
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Orlando
Fla
William Westerfield
Archie Henderson
Chapel Hill
Track Meets This Week May Help Select Olympic Stars
New York June 8 Uncle Sam could assemble a strong Olympic track team from two major meets this Saturday. Princeton Invitational at Princeton and the Southern California Ohio State dual at Columbus showcase stars like Owens OBrien Lash Bonthron Hardin Sefton Meadows and Carpenter with milestones and world marks in sprints jumps and throws.
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Dartmouth
Ross Bush
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Ohio
Chuck Hornbostel
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John Wolff
Manhattan
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Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Pete Zamperini
U. S
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Don Lash
Norman Bright
Chehalis
Wash
Joe McCluskey
Ray Sears
Greencastle
Ind
Phil Cope
Roy Staley
Forest
Spec
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Mel Walker
Ed Burke
Marquette
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Los Angeles
Walter Marty
Fresno
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Harold Osborn
Philadelphia
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Temple
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Bill Sefton
Earle Meadows
Owens
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Southern California
Ken Carpenter
Tex Milner
Duke Electricians Rally to Beat Mack Judson in High-Scoring Game
In a wild afternoon at Willis Park Duke Electricians overcame Mack Judson 18 to 17 after a game featuring 11 home runs. Pattling contributed a key hit as Duke unleashed power late to secure the win.
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Koch To Receive Doctor of Literature Degree
Dr. Frederick Koch director of UNC playmakers returns to Ohio Wesleyan University to receive a Doctor of Literature degree. He previously led UNC theater ensembles and taught drama studies. The ceremony marks a notable academic achievement for Koch and his long career in university theater.
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Rabies Found in Cats Swine Cattle and Horses
Rabies cases identified among cats swine cattle and horses show the disease’s broader reach beyond dogs. Authorities caution monitoring and vaccination to curb spread among livestock and pets.
Neighborhood Net League Schedule
Schedule for the first half of the Neighborhood Net League with weekly matchups from June to July. Teams include Woodrow Farriss Montlieu Kivett Burrus Howell Y M C A and Country Club with varied pairings each week.
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Major League Leaders from AP Baseball Notes
American batting leader Sullivan of the Indians hit .402 with Radcliffe and White Sox close behind at .371. Gehrig leads Yankees in runs batted in with 50, Gehring of the Tigers and Dickey of the Yankees top with 56. DiMaggio and Colfe pace with 16 doubles. Clift of the Tigers and Dickey of the Yankees have 7 triples. Foxx leads home runs with 13, Trosky of the Indians close, Powell of the Senators has 11 stolen bases.
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National League Baseball Statistics Fragment
Incomplete ledger lists runs and RBIs for several teams. Jarti of the Cardinals shows 45 runs, Medwick 51 RBIs, and Jordan of the Bees with 75 tied with Moore of the Giants, with several garbled names and values.
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Rain Breaks Up Pitchers Duel in Thomasville Draw
Rain halted a pitchers duel as Saunders and Steelman held Chatham Blanketeers to four hits while Thomasville Chair and Chatham each plated three runs. Cooper and Ray each had two hits for Thomasville, Morris matched that for Chatham, with final score 3 to 3 after six innings.
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Man Shot in Greenville as Police Probe Killing
P. W. Coffee, 55, was held today in Greenville in connection with the killing of Grady Watkins, 23, who died after an altercation near the city as police launched a homicide investigation.
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Duke Power Dominates With Explosive Offense In Net Win
Duke Power defeats Mack Judson 18 to 9 as Duke hitters pile up 15 runs through two innings and persist with tallies in the later frames. G Smith lead the assault with three homers, while Rayle Barbee and others contribute multi hits in a high scoring contest. Ferguson scores on Perry’s ninth inning hit securing the victory.
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Tony Manero Wins Unusual Open Championship Title
Tony Manero captains the United States Open at Baltusrol delivering a 282 total 67 for the final round five under par and defeating Harry Cooper by two strokes. The North Carolina sharpshooter becomes the first mustached champion and posts a 38 under par performance across the tournament, setting American and British records while Cooper finishes second with 284 as Clarence Clark MacDonald Smith and others place.
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Tragedy near Greenville claims ECU student
Allen Wilson Moore twenty, an East Carolina Teachers College sophomore and ice company employee, was crushed to death when a truck in gear ran over him in Greenville in June.
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