McCrary Eagles Defeat Buford Ga in Semi-Pro Tilt
The McCrary Eagles beat Buford Georgia 5 to 3 in a semi professional game played Sunday near Harrodsburg. Ace pitcher Lawrence Calloway scattered nine hits over seven innings and Sally Newman drove in the tying run with an eighth inning sacrifice. Captain Hayes Harrington and Jo Harris also figured in the late scoring to seal the victory.
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Jimmy Sivertsen
Heboro
McCrary Eagles
Reute
Allen
Buford
United States
Lawrence Hooks Calloway
Eacrifice
Sally Newman
Adame-Millie Narrowly Falls At White Oak In 6-6 Tie
Inter-City league game in Greensboro ends in a 6 to 6 ninth inning tie after High Point’s Adame-Millie score late to lead 6-4. Gate Smith and Lelon Cooper hit two homers for White Oak while Weaver and Jenkins chipped in multiple hits.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Adame-Millie
High Point
White Oak
Boardé
Jenkins
Barringer
Weaver
Adams-Millis
Gate Smith
Lelon Cooper
Rudisill
Weston
Smith
Harvey
Hite
Loman
White Oak Adams-Millis
Groom
Pierce
Toman
Cooper
Bar'nger Ib
Stephen
Stone
Jessup
Harris
Oulb
Mahala
Perry P
Bryant P
Peck
Hedgewood Oaks Record at South Park Harness Meet
Hedgewood, a bay owned by J. Hamer Jr, broke the park track record in a free-for-all third heat with a fast time. Madge, a brown mare owned and driven by Hubbard, won the 2:24 trot in Cincinnati.
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Yrtle Beach
8. C
Volo Hedgewood
Bay
J. Hamer, Jr
Itle Rock
S&s. C
Tington Park
Mbol Madge
Hubbard
Tatum
Jimmy
Cincinnati
Encod
Trot and Pace Races Highlight 1937 Meet Details
In the first race a 2:24 trot saw Joe Jayzoff a strawberry roan owned and driven by Huber in second with Man's Pride owned and driven by A. McLaurin of McColl, S. C. in third. In the 2:24 pace Gordon a big chestnut gelding owned by Charles Harris of Rocky Mount took first, Cy Was second, and Lady Abbe owned by D. Hum Cline of Shelby, N C, was third. With three horses left to run the third heat of the last race Johnnie C. Frisco owned by William Heustess of Ho, S. C. was second and Tony Cabooch owned and driven by Charles Williams of King's Mountain, N C, was third.
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Joe Jayzoff
Huber
A. McLaurin
McColl
8. C
Gordon
Charles Harris
Rocky Mount
Lady Abbe
D. Hum Cline
Shelby, N. C
Johnnie C. Frisco
William Heustess
Ho, S. C
Tony Cabooch
Charles Williams
King’s Mountain
N. OC
Southern New Orleans Beats Chattanooga 2 0
In a brief score recap Southern New Orleans defeated Chattanooga 2 to 0. Nashville routed 11 to 0, while Jacksonville won 14 to 5 over Maton.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Jacksonville
Maton
War Department Lets 13 Airacobra Fighters Contract
The United States War Department awarded a contract for 13 twin engined Allison powered Airacobra five place fighters valued at 3,168,265 dollars.
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United States War Department
Airacada
Emerywood Tourney Reaches Fourth Round
The President's Cup at Emerywood Country Club moved into the fourth round with one match left in the third round. Results include K Redman defeating J Ragsdale one up and George Lewis beating Gecffee Wood. Lee Schaner won by default from Matt Wall. P W Casey to meet J R Adams. Second round results list multiple byes and defaults across divisions.
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Emerywood Country Club
K. Redman
J. Ragsdale
George Lewis
Gecffee Wood
Lee Schaner
Matt Wall
P. W. Casey
J. R. Adams
Dictator Named Champion For Guilford Amateur Show
Dictator a chestnut gelding owned by Mr and Mrs G Connor Greensboro captured the champion title at the Guilford Amateur Horse Show held yesterday afternoon at Sedgefield. Mountain Moonshine owned by J Lawson Dick and ridden by Eloise Hendrix took reserve honors. Ed Landreth directed the 21 classes with first class at 2 and the last at 7 o clock.
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G. Connor
Greensboro
Guilford
Sedgefield
Mr. Connor
Mountain Moonshine
J. Lawson Dick
Eloise Hendrix
Ed Landreth
Sedgefield Stables
Likely Lady
Nathan Ayers
O'Henry Peavine
Julius C. Smith
Dwendlin Peavine
Dan Whitaker
Clay Welker
Baldy
Bisi¢ Haynes
Dixzie
Johnny Bryson
Elise Hendrix
C. C. Connor
C. C. Coffer
R. W. Baker
Lady Gray
Truman Welling
Spanish King
Baril Phillips
Chief
Bob Dillon
Dillon Stables
Carolina Rebél
Gonville de Ovies
Charming
Rachael Whitaker
Heather Roy
Susan Baker
Heather Boy
Star
Forrest Kelley
Flaming Rex
Sidney B. Allen
Fair Lady
T. EB. Sikes, Jr
Dr. T. Edgar Sikes
Red Fox
EB. C. Criddlebaugh
Judge
Anna Fisher
A. B. Gantt
Lady Grey
Frank EB. Curran
Earl Phillips
Duches
Abe Bryson
Joe Showely
Hot Chocolate
B. F. Stack
Spun Gold
Ellen Fisher
O. R. Moore
My Bald Stocksings
J. C. Lucas
Flaminglex
Alfred Bryson
Dixie
Frank Strader
Wrestling Royal Next On Smith's Program
Wrestling promoter Jack Smith announced a wrestling royal for High Point fans featuring Eddie Williams Paddy Ryan Ernie Dugan Larry Schaff and Farmer Brown as new faces. Smith hinted Farmer Brown from Bloody Harlan may be traveling incognito amid looming labor board tensions. The event will pit burpers in a ring omelet style with four remaining for two feature matches.
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High Point Wrestling
Jack Smith
Eddie Williams
Springfield
Paddy Ryan
Boston
Ernie Dugan
Lansing
Mich
Larry Schaff
Tolédo
Ohio
Farmer Brown
Harlan
Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Schmeling Louis Rematch Preview At Yankee Stadium
The article analyzes training camps for Joe Louis and Max Schmeling ahead of their heavyweight remake at Yankee Stadium. It forecasts crowd anticipation, how each will approach the bout, and the likely impact of the first clean punch on the outcome.
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Holster
Gayle Tal
Associated Press
Max Schmeling
Joels
Europe
Els
Wortts
York
Joe Louis
Max
Pompton Lakes
Teide
Schmeling
Joe
Germany
Mpan
Jack Blackburn
Bchmeling
Pigeron-Tord
Louis
Mills Home Over Adams-Millis In Close Ball Game
Mills Home edged Adams-Millis 8 to 2 after a late rally. Nicks, Wilson, Williams, Black and G. Bailey starred as Mills Home pushed across a run in the ninth to seal the win.
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Mills
Adams-Milians
Nicks
Williams
Black
Adams-Millis C
Thomasville
Alma-Hayworth Twins Defeat Calvary M. E. 9-8
The Alma-Hayworth Twins beat Calvary M. E. 9 to 8 after a late rally at the Airport yesterday afternoon. Borge led with three hits, while Summey and Webb added two apiece for the Twins. Hussey Overcash Land Byerly Bennett worked the mound for Calvary M. E. in a tight contest.
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Alma-Hayworth
Calvary M. E
Alma-Hayworth Twins
Calvary M. BE
Borge
Summey
Webb
Hussey
Overcash
Land
Byerly
Bennett
Globe Parlor 15 defeats Oakdale No 2 in high-scoring game
Globe Parlor 15 blasted 26 hits to beat Oakdale No 2 15 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Blair led with five hits and J McDowell added four as Globe Parlor built a 6 24 2 0 0 run pattern for the win. Oakdale scored a single run in the second and three in the last as Globe Parlor rolled to victory.
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Globe Parlor
Oakdale
Blair
J. McDowell
Siack
Cruthis
Comer
Smith
National baseball scores postponed by rain
Brooklyn at Chicago postponed by rain. Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3. Boston lost 0 to 2 at Cincinnati. St Louis 2 New York 2 after rain halted play in the ninth.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louie
New York
Milwaukee and St Louis beat rivals in quick results
The scoreboard lists Milwaukee 4 over Kansas City 1, Indians 8 over Louisville 6, St Paul 16 over Minneapolis 2, Toledo 8.9 over Columbus 7-12, signaling baseball and league standings across several matchups.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indians
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Tigers Rally Past Senators 7-2 In Detroit Victory
Detroit capitalized on long hits and Roxie Laween's pitching to defeat Washington 7 to 2 in the first game of a series win. Pete Fox opened scoring with a third inning triple, and four teammates contributed with hits as Detroit built a lead and held off Washington with strong defense and clutch hitting.
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Detroit
Roxie Laween
Tigers
Senators
Pete Fox
Rudy York
Buddy Myer
Buddy Lewis
Taft Wright
Lewis
Goose Goslin
Zeke Bonura
Wright
Dutch Leonard
Rogell
Gehringer
Cecil Travis
Laabs
Christian
Ecoring
Ren
Rper
Lawson P
Leonard
Stone
Ick Bbe
R. Ferrell
Travia
Greenberg
York
Christman
Lawson
Myer
Bonura
Travis
Rune
Fox
White
Pox
Athletics Rally Past Browns 5 4 In Ninth Inning
In Philadelphia the Athletics overcame a late deficit to beat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 4. Wayne Ambler scored the winning run on a second base hit after Bob Johnson doubled and Mule Haas was retired. George Caster earned his sixth win as Ed Linké took the loss.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Bob Johnson
Ed Linké
Chapman
Mule Haas
Wayne Ambler
Johnson
George Caster Hhe
St. Louise
Lodigiani
Kress
Sullivan
Heffner
Parker
Brucker
Lodigian
Amber
Caster
Ambler
McQuinn
Bell
Lodigianti
Finney
Ambier
Fintey
Methodist Rebels Open Campaign
Atlanta June 11 The laymen's organization for preservation of the Southern Methodist church announced a headquarters committee to campaign for continuation of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. About 26 churches indicated their members would not join the merged Methodist Episcopal and Protestant denominations. The committee is Frank G. Thomas Decatur chair T C Keeling Nashville B W Crouch Saluda B H Boyd Clinton R A Dobson Greer L M Beacham Spartanburg.
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Atlanta
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Sothern Methodist Church
Methodist Protestant Church
General Conference
Frank G. Thomas
Decatur
T. C. Keeling
Nashville
Best Shots of Big Shots in Masters Series
Jimmie Demaret defeated Olin Dutra in the San Francisco Match Play Open last winter with a brilliant 18 foot chip from wet sand. He used a No 9 tron to lift the ball cleanly and spun it back 18 feet before sinking a birdie four.
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Art Krenz
NEA Service
Jimmie Demaret
Olin Dutra
San Francisco
Demaret
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