Adams-Millis White Sox Defeat Triangle 6-3 at Willis Park
Adams-Millis White Sox stay undefeated in local circles with a sharp 6-3 victory over Triangle. Red Phelps tossed steady innings while Gate Smith and Perry led with timely hits and a late seventh inning rally sealed the win.
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Sports Roundup from New York on June 12 Highlights
A breezy sports digest covers Sammy Snead’s hypothetical reaction to Philly statue, Tony Galento at Asbury Park and Orange, Do minic Di Maggio’s batting slump, and various notes. It mentions the Newcastle handicap, Hank Greenberg rumours, ringside pews order for Louis vs Galento, St. Louis Browns funding talk, Teddy Kralovic's second perfect game, Galento Louis talk, Branch Rickey and Larry MacPhail hat swap, Johnny Bulla in the Open, and a Yankee reliever with three curve types.
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Tony Galento
Asbury Park
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Winter Haven
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Mike Jacobs
N. Y. Bar Association
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Teddy Kralovic
Johnstown
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Branch Rickey
Larry MacPhail
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Harvard
Yale
Tenth Avenue Tech
Johnny Murphy
Yankees
National Open prospects and semipro tourney notes
The piece notes Tommy Wright of Knoxville tied the low qualifying score at the National Open with 68 64 132 on East Lake in Atlanta and asks where he finished. It mentions Brooklyns manager Larry McPhail in the ledger, a Triangles vs Adams Millis close game, and state semipro tourney July 9 19 with High Point fielding strong teams. Carl Dann at Nashville defends Southern Amateur while Dana questions match play in golf championships and Bobby Dunkelberger eyes dethroning Dann.
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Knoxville
Tenn
East Lake
Atlanta
Tony Lazzeri
Wilting William Terry
Polo Grounds
East River
Larry McPhail
Brooklyns
Terry
Triangles
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High Point
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Lucky Strike
Durham
Cigarette Makers
Roanoke Rapids
Tommy Byrne
Wake Forest
Luckies
Wichita
Carl Dann
Nashville
Dana
Tourists Lead Slips Amid Tight Piedmont Stand
Asheville’s Tourists held a two and a half game edge after another loss, as a crowded chase pack including Rocky Mount Portsmouth Charlotte and Richmond closed in. Al Cheney led the Tourists with seven hits in a 4 1 victory. Richmond beat Norfolk 9 3 while a second game was called at darkness tied 5 5.
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Twin City
Byrne Pitching Leads Owls To 3-0 Shutout Victory
Roanoke Rapids Owls, state semi pro champions, defeated the Lucky Strike team 3 to 0 in Roanoke Rapids as Tommy Byrne held Durham to two hits. The left hander avenged Saturday's 3-2 loss and helped the Owls defend their title.
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Teenie Dallas Qualifying Play Opens Today at Emerywood
Women golfers start qualifying at Emerywood Country Club for the Teenie Dallas trophy ahead of next week’s tournament. Qualifying runs through Saturday as defending champion Mrs. Matt Wall aims to retain her title. Pro Andy Merrilees requests a correction on the President's Cup dates noting the first round ends Wednesday.
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Matt Wall
Andy Merrilees
40 Years Old And Still Polo's Best
Tommy Hitchcock, nearing age 40, leads the United States to a 9-4 win over Britain in the International Polo series at Westbury. Team play centers on Hitchcock as the pivotal hub, securing the second straight victory after an 11-7 opener, with 21 000 fans watching.
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Engineers Plan to Use Propellers to Slow Planes
Engineers plan to reverse propeller pitch to slow planes by reversing airflow. The change directs the airstream forward, increasing maneuverability of large aircraft.
State Championship Game At Susman Field High Point
Susman Field hosts a state championship game with L'ky Strike and opponent, final score 2 to 3. Pitchers Mitchell McArthur Byrne and Nethercutt contributed on the mound for their teams in a tight contest.
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High Point
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Nethercutt
Dann Sees Match Play as Poor Choice for Champion
Florida's Carl Dann Jr. argues match play is the poorest method to crown a golf champion. At Belle Meade County Club in Nashville he defends the Southern championship against a field of Dixie players, eyeing a return to 72-hole medal play.
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Carl Dann, Jr
Orlando Ace
Bellemade Country Club
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Dann
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Ala
Reuben G. Bush
Chasteen Harris
Memphis
Theatre Sponsor Creates Wichita Semi-Pro Baseball Club
In Wichita Kansas O F Sullivan owner of the Civic Theater sponsored a semi pro baseball club during the National Semi Pro Baseball Tournament. The unusual partnership paired theatre sponsorship with local sports in a one year effort.
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Flatbush Dodgers Endures Wild Scraps In Reds Split
Brooklyn fans packed Ebbets Field as the Dodgers split a two game set with the Cincinnati Reds losing the opener 3-1 in ten innings before winning 9-8 in 11. The Reds led 3-0 before Babe Phelps cleared the bases with a double and Billy Werber wild throw sparked Brooklyn’s late rally.
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Baseball Scores From Various Leagues Reported Across Regions
Yesterday's results show multiple leagues with scores across the American League National League and minor circuits. Notable items include Skeets Dickey identified as first string catcher for the Oklahoma City Texas League club and billed as brother of Yankees legend Bill Dickey.
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Yankees
Mammoth Trophy to be awarded to 1939 semi pro champions
One of the largest trophies ever made by R. Wallace & Sons of Wallingford Connecticut will be awarded to the 1939 national semi pro champions, winners of the annual tournament at Wichita Kansas on August 23.
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Wallingford
Stallings Jr Joins Chattanooga Lookouts After Georgia Graduation
Athens Ga June 12 George Stallings Jr son of the former Boston Braves manager will join the Chattanooga Lookouts after graduating from the University of Georgia.
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George Stallings, Jr
Boston Braves
Chatttanooga Lookouts
University of Georgia
Shute Trails Two Finalists By 8 Strokes
The National Open at Spring Mill enters a second playoff day as Craig Wood and Byrom Nelson duel for the title after tying in regulation and extra rounds. Wood, who survived a dangerous last hole mishap, posted a 67 chase, while Nelson and Wood press the weary field toward a dramatic finish.
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Gayle Talbot
Philadelphia
Craig Wood
Byrom Nelson
Spring Mill
Ralph Guldahl
de Shute
Woody Nelson
Denny
Wood Nelson
George von Elm
Ellie Burke
Inverness
Wood
Nelson
Former Stars to Celebrate Centennial in Cooperstown
Baseball legend Abner Doubleday is honored as Cooperstown hosts a centennial celebration marking the 100th anniversary of the sport. Major figures Eddie Collins Ty Cobb Babe Ruth and Cy Young headline all star rosters chosen for the dedicatory game and both leagues will be represented.
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Eddie Collins
Hans Wagner
Centennial
Ty Cobb
Z. Speaker
Babe Ruth
Walter Joeson
Grover Cleveland
Alexan Sisler
Connie Mack
Cy Young
Nap Lajoie
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