Count Peacock Leads Sedgefield Show Closing Night
Final performances end the Sedgefield horse show with two programs totaling 26 events. Count Peacock, ridden by Goode Watkins, won the three gaited saddle event, while Macksie Monroe and other local entries earned top placings in roadster and harness classes, as cane rains delayed one split.
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Sedgefield
A. D. Connor
Count Peacock
Pinehurst
Nathan Ayers
Goode Watkins
T. V Rochelle
Earl N. Phillips
Robert N. McCray
Barbourville
Springayl
Nawbeek Farms
Paoli
Robin Redbreast
Hot Teddy
C. G. Wilkins
Greensboro
Billy Wilkins
Steppin Fetchit
Nancy Ann Bryan
Golden Sensation
E. T. Nance
Winston-Salem
C. T. Case, Jr
Macksie Monroe
C. H. Black
Allan
Billy Black
Lupton Veazey Rainwater
Pensacola
Fla
Lord Mill Princess
Old Mill Farm
Winston- Salem
Phin Horton
Salem Boy
Fred F. Bahnson, Jr
Popsicle
Ben Cone
Clay Welker
Sedfield Stores
Alfred Bryson
el Peco
Charlies L. Amos
High Point
George Bryson, Jr
Star Red
Jack Rochelle
Grand View Farm
Rex
Milray Stables
Greenville
8. C
Buddy Emery
Mitzie Love
Elizabeth Weil
Goldsboro
Margaret Handley
Henry Jobe
Raleigh
Nawbeek Farm
Pacol
Bob McCray
Lonnie Boy
Galax Stables
Galax
D. C. Caudle
Millie Emery
Joyous Esquire
Betty Emery
Herman Weil
Sidney B. Allen
Carolina Rebel
Gonville de Ovies, Jr
Top Thorn
Mayview Park Stables
Linville
Billy
Junebug” Tate
Brandywine
Charlies L. Kearns
R. C. Lucas
Queen of Hearts
Sunset Stables
Ray van Trease
Sweet Sue
Allen
John Lucas
Mary Hunt
N. C. Wright
Norfolk
Goode M. Watkins
Charles H. Black
Lady Durham
W. O. Morse
Southern Pines
Hobby Horse Farms
Forest Ward
George Bryson
Billy Tate
Local Pony Show Highlights At Barbourville
Night events feature Snead atop field plus many classes of horse shows. Winners include Miss Janet Lee Dant Barbourville Kentucky riding ery fourth in Class 50 Local Pony and Brave riders from Winston-Salem Goldsboro Virginia Beach and Fredericksburg.
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Antoinette Darden
Suffolk
Hobby Horse Farm
Hollins
Forrest Ward
C. V. Hinkle
Statesville
Ed Deniels
Asheville
Guilford County
Col. R. W. Baker
Greensboro
Miss Anne Baker
O. R. Moore
Clarence Farle Anderson
Lawson Dick
Gonville de Ovies Jr
Ella Wee
Miles Wright
Boringayl
Nawbeek Farm
Paoli
Robert McCray
Little Joe
Tivoli
Lonnie Boy
Galax Stables
Galax
D. C. Caudie
Torrance Stables
Hendersonville
Bob McGahey
Fair Acre Dare
Jack Burrus
High Point
Spot Marvel
George Benoit
Freericksburg
Lee
John Lucas
Lucy Langhorse
Howard W. Gwaltney
Smithfield
Frank Wishart
Fair Lady
T. Edgar Sikes
T. Edgar Bikes, Jr
Mack
North Carolina
Salem
Champagne Cocktail
Lupton Veazey Rainwater
Rex
Milray Stakes
Greenville
U. S
Jerry Bullock
Scarlet Pimpernel
Grand View Farm
Winston-Salem
Mollie Weeks
Minzie Love
Elizabeth Well
Goldsboro
Margaret Handley
Dixie
C. H. Kirkpatrick
Salisbury
Nancy Leonard
Red Sails
Ed Daniels
Fredericksburg
Russell Walthy
George G. Lee
Virginia Beach
Jim Causey
Earl Phillips
Guldahl Fights to Oust Snead in National Open Duel
In Philadelphia on June 10 AP report notes Sam Snead leading midway at Spring Mill with 139 as two final rounds loom. King Ralph Guldahl sits at 144 amid a cluster of challengers including Horton Smith Craig Wood Bud Ward and Denny Shute while nerves run high over possible late charges.
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Gayle Talbot
Philadelphia
Ralph Guldahl
Spring Mill
Guldahl
Sam Snead
Mountain Boy
Guldah
Snead
Horton Smith
Craig Wood
Bud Ward
Spokane
Denny Shute
Lawson
Harry Cooper
Harold McSpaden
John Bulla
Frank Moore
Henry Picard
Olin Dutra
Vic Ghezzi
Lloyd Mangrum
Guildahl
Sam
Lexington Drops Nightmare in Rain Drenched Twin Bill
Salisbury beat Lexington 7 to 5 as rain halted play and stadium puddles formed. Hank Dvorak starred with three singles a double two RBIs and two runs while Jim Hamblin and George Bausewein again impressed for the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman Bisher
Lexington
Boston
Salisbury
Jim Callahan
Dick Luckey
Clemmer and
Ridenhour
Umps Sissies
Brooklyn
Saints
America
North State
Flatbush
Hank Dvorak
Hank
Jim Hamblin
George Bausewein
Indians
Ross Mares
Birdie Ross
Tribe
Luckey
Hamblin
Callahan
War Admiral
Ross
Siciliano
Tribue
Nelson
Bausewein
Giants
Barker
Dvorak
Jackson
Helms
Plavius
Fred Stanton
Adams-Millis King clash ends early as rain halts five inning game
Lefty Ivan Young and King hurler deliver five spotless frames before rain stops play. Adams-Millis clung to a 4 0 edge with three runs in second, two in third, and four in fourth. Team notes discuss Southpaw choices for today's Triangle showdown and the Triangle rivalry vibe draws the largest crowd of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s
May Hiery
Triangl
Willis Park
Gate Smith
King
Sox
Rai Ivan
Lefty) Young
Charley Young
Bob Haney
Haney
Lord Perry George Phelps
Rudy Clark
Triangle
Lefty Wils
Lefty
Seaso
Adams-Millis King
Tise
Fritz
Whitman
Pierce
Hedgecock
Cooper
Hayes
Smith
Sedgecock
Peck
White Ib
Harris
Frazier
Sappenfield
Matthews
Stone
Caudle
Young
Moore
Anka Knee
Adams-Millis
Pier Cooper
Caudie
Mitchel
Stewart
Results Yesterday across Minor Leagues and Regions
Scores from yesterday’s baseball across several leagues include Rochester 7 Jersey City 1 and Newark 11 Toronto 8 in the International League. Toledo 9 St. Paul 1 and Kansas City 15 Milwaukee 1 in the American Association. Oakland 2 San Diego 1 and Portland 4 Sacramento 1 in the Pacific Coast League. Memphis 2-2 New Orleans 1-1 in the Southern Association. Boston 4 Pittsburgh 1 and Brooklyn 7 St Louis 4 in the National League. Boston 4-18 St Louis 3-7 and Detroit 14 Philadelphia 4 in the American League. Regional results also show Concord 3 Landis 6 and Thomasville 6-6 Kannapolis 5-11 in the North Carolina State League. Newton 10 Lenoir 9 and Hickory 17 Gastonia 10 in the Tar Heel League. Macon 9 Greenville 7 in the Sally League with Columbia 3 Jacksonville 2 also. Martinsville 6 Reidsville 3 and South Boston 8 Mt Airy 6 in the Bi State League.
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New York
Boston Sane
Chicago Vente
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia Sees
Washington
St. Louis
Sever
Nates
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Seewee Teeeeeee
Chicago
Terese Eee
Pittsburg Ae
Stee Eee Ne
Boston Ieee Ene Eee Eens
Dsebasee
Philadelphia N. C
Salisbury Seve Ee Een
Ereere
Mooresville Eee Ee Ee
Thomasville
Sabene Nee
Concord Cena Eee
Enh
Lexington
Kannapolis Seteeneeweee
Cooleemee
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Winston-Salem
Baseball schedules and probable pitchers across leagues
A listing of probable pitchers for multiple major league games including Cincinnati at Brooklyn Hamlin vs Grissom and others. Also notes Piedmont League matchups Charlotte at Rocky Mount Portsmouth at Asheville and Northern State League fixtures Kannapolis at Thomasville Lexington at Salisbury with towns and teams specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Rocky Mount
Portsmouth
Asheville
Durham
Norfolk
Richmond
Winston-Salem
NightHawks triumph in softball over Myrtle Desk 4 to 2
Final score Nighthawks 4 Myrtle Desk 2. Batteries A M Kemp and Hampton Teague and Peace. Two base hits by Loflin Brown and Black. Home runs by Mason Malet and Most hits by Loflin. Score by innings shows balanced offense.
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Nighthawks
Myrtle Desk
RH E M. Desk
A. M. Kemp
Hampton
Teague and Peace
Loflin
Brown
Black
Mason
Malet
Trailers in Preakness Derby After Aqueduct Stake Today
New York June 10. Johnstown and Challedon will not race this day leaving eleven three year olds to contest the Shevlin Stakes an event at Aqueduct. The mile race carries a 5000 added purse and draws many Derby Preakness and Belmont pursuers in the field.
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New York
Johnstown
Challedon
Aqueduct
Marsh Beats Adams-Millis Bees 18 to 13 in Marathon
Marsh Furniture rallied for 13 runs in the last three innings to topple Adams-Millis Bees 18 to 13 in an Industrial League contest. Hoover Everhart and White each had three safeties for Marsh, while Stamey and Hinkle led the Bees with similar totals. The game featured eight Adams-Millis errors and stretched to 3 hours 45 minutes with an attendance of 100.
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Marsh
Adams-Millis Bees
Adams-Millis
Hoover
Everhart
White
Stamey
Hindle
Grissom
Payne
Hedrick
Hayworth
Cooper
Hinkle
McMullen
Miller
Kerby
Martin
Keller
Eller
Kerry
G. Haney
Kirby
Yow
Nance
Marsh Adams Millis Abrho Abrho Miller
Hayw
Barley
W. Haney
Meacham
C. Haney
Brooks
Cook
Meredith
King
Farlow
Boxing Results From Cleveland Dallas and Hollywood Events
In Cleveland Patsy Perroni 177 outpointed Eddie Simms 187. In Dallas Maxie Long 166 outpointed Young Allen 167. In Hollywood Jackie Jurich 111 outpointed Manuel Ortiz 110.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Patsy Perroni
Canton
Eddie Simms
Cleveland
Dallas
Tex
Maxie Long
Young Allen
Macon
Hollywood
Calif
Jackie Jurich
San Jose
Manuel Ortiz
Los Angeles
Tigs Unleash Homer Barrage On Mackmen
Hank Greenberg slams his 13th homer to power the Detroit Tigers past the Philadelphia Athletics 14-4. Pete Fox clears the bases with a homer, while Barney McCosky contributes two on. Foxx and others push in the race toward Ruth's record as season totals climb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Bailey
Babe Ruth
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Pete Fox
Barney McCosky
Greenberg
Ruth
Foxx
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Ken Chase
Hal Trosky
Oscar Grimes
Jake Early
Grimes
Claude Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Larry French
Jimmy O'Dea
Giants
Bob Leeds
New York
Bill Posedel
Lou Fette
Pittsburgh Pirates
Polo War resumes as lineups stay same in New York
The United States and Britain again field unchanged teams in the International Challenge Cup best of three. After an 11-7 loss last week both sides keep their riders: Phipps Hitchcock Iglehart and Guest for the US against Skene Roark Balding Tyrrell-Martin for Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
American Defense Committee
Lord Cowdray
Mike Phipps
Tommy Hitchcock
Stewart Iglehart
Winston Guest
Bob Skene
Aidan Roark
Gerald Balding
Eric Tyrrell- Martin
All-Atlanta Opens First Round of Southern Tennis Tourney
Atlanta June 10. A virtual all Atlanta series opened the fifty fourth Southern tennis tournament with 114 players vying for the singles title. top seed Bitsy Grant got a first round bye while Gardnar Mulloy of Miami was second seed. Frank Guernsey Jr of Orlando ranked third and Ernest Sutter of New Orleans fourth.
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Atlanta
Bryan (Bitsy) Grant
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Frank Guernsey, Jr
Orlando
Fla
Ernest Sutter
New Orleans
Fighting Cellist in New York Aims for Record in Ring
Ennio Bolognini a former 175 pound boxing champion of South America who has played the cello with the New York Philharmonic appears in New York as a dual talent.
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New York
Ennio Bolognini
New York Philharmonic
South America
Still Doing Good Grand Rapids Star Paul Goebel Leads
Paul Goebel captain of Michigan's 1922 football team and end serves as president of the Grand Rapids Young Men's Christian Association, reflecting his leadership role off the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Paul Goebel
Michigan
Grand Rapids Young Men's Christian Association
Freddie Steele Named Boxing Coach at St Hartin's College
Freddie Steele former middleweight champion will coach boxing at St Hartin's College in Olympia Washington. The appointment adds a renowned fighter to the college's athletic program and coaching staff.
Thomasville Tops Kannapolis In Low-Scoring Game
In a condensed box score style contest Thomasville scores in each inning to defeat Kannapolis 6 to 4. Miller Dennis Singer Maus White Wilson Burris part of the battery for the game. Kannapolis pitchers on duty include Burris in relief.
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Kannapolis
Thomasville
Rivers
Wood
Joe Spencer
Tommies
Powell
Dennis
Mueller
Lindquist
Swed
Miller
Singer
Jimmy White
Maus
Lacy
Amaral
Easley
White
Abrho
Spencer
Burch Panini
Rhe
N B A Eyes Light Heavyweight Clarification
Rumors say John Henry Lewis must undergo an eye examination in Washington next week or be stripped. If he fails British and American rivals may contest for the title, including Melio Bettina Billy Conn Len Harvey. Gus Greenlee resists the exam citing Lewis is not blind.
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New York
N.B.A
Grapevine
John Henry Lewis
Washington
Melio Bettina
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Len Harvey
Gus Lesnevich
Dave Clark
Nutley
N. J
Gus Greenlee
Lewis
John Henry
British Boxing Board of Control
All-State Back O'Brien Visits Tennessee Officials
Tommy O'Brien of Anniston Alabama, a high school all-state football star, returned Friday from Knoxville after meeting Tennessee athletic authorities and left Saturday for Tuscaloosa to discuss a scholarship offer from the University of Alabama.
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Tommy O'Brien
Anniston
Ala
Knoxville
Tennesee Athletic Authorities
Tuscaloosa
U. of Alabama
Dodgers consider $65,000 offer for Don Padgett
Dodgers reportedly offered up to 65 000 for Don Padgett of the Cardinals as talks continue. Tony Canzoneri says the Eric Boon London bout will likely be his last. Cy Canzoneri earns a degree at Alabama this month. Bobby Jones eyes Ralph Guldahl at the open as promoter Tom Gallery bets on Jack Roper vs Lewis.
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Dodgers
Don Padgett
Tony Canzoneri
Eric Boon
London
Tony
Alabama
Bobby Jones
Ralph Guldah
Tom Gallery
Jack Roper
Lewis
No Cobwebs on Cincinnati Turnstiles Boost Home Reach
Si Burick notes Cincinnati crowds surged with 250 000 paid admissions at home and 80 though discussions point to a possible million dollar season for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Burick
Dayton
Cincinnati
Boxing Notes Preview Lou Nova and Big Fights Ahead
Lou Nova set for coast to coast broadcast Tuesday night. Johnny Ray from Pittsburgh arrives to smooth wrinkles before the Billy Conn Melio Bettina bout next month. Solly Krieger heads to Seattle for a high profile clash with Al Hostak this month. Max Baer and continues with plans in boxing circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue de Sockerue
Lou Nova
Johnny Ray
Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Sens Edge Concord in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Enlivened Sens defeated Concord 6 to 4 as Concord’s hold on second place slipped. D A mi fanned eight for Sens while Leonard issued four walks. Landis scored three runs in the late innings, with Baker and J Barnes contributing on defense and offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sens
Rose i
Concord Weavers
D’ami
Leonard
Landis
Tulane football captain elected student council president
Paul Kreuger the Tulane University football captain has been elected president of the university student council in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Paul Kreugeer
Tulane
Ele
Th University
Sanford Signs Dale Alexander as Florida Star League Manager
Dale Alexander former American League first baseman takes the helm as manager of the Sanford team in the Florida Star League in Sanford Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford, Fla
Dale Alexander
Sanford
Chrysanthemum Soup Gains Popularity in Japan
A Japanese trend sees chrysanthemum soup made from chopped flower petals rising in popularity. Chefs and home cooks alike embrace the delicate broth as a seasonal delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Ancil Hoffman Faces Return to Ring in Italy
Henry Armstrong may arrange a winter bout in Italy with Ald Spoldi as Ancil Hoffman comes back from a setback wiser and richer, aiming to reclaim form and title prospects abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancil Hoffman
Henry Armstrong
Italy
Ald Spoldi
Giants Target Bananas New Gimmick Headline Stirs Broadway
Brief notes from a busy night sketching sports and city chatter. Gunnar Barlund the heavyweight fights Ton Musto in Chicago as a reporter also covers the match. The Southeastern Conference may hold its next trap meet under the arcs. Floodlights at Cleveland bar park could power over 3,000 homes. Richmond Arrows seek talent for all positions in the Dixie Pro football league amid city rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnar Barlund
Sweden
Ton Musto
Chicago
Cleveland Bar Park
Richmond
Arrows
Cleveland
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