North Carolina Anglers Set for Summer Bass Season
Gene Wike, North Carolina fisheries director, outlines summer fishing amid crowded waters. Guides operate from Bertha to Knott’s Island and Lake Mattamuskeet, with boats, ferries, and country clubs serving anglers from Manteo to Wrightsville Beach.
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North Carolina Game and Inland Fisheries Guides Offer Help
The North Carolina Game and Inland Fisheries staff are ready to advise anglers on fish grounds and accommodations. Ask any official for guidance this season.
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Louis vs Joe in training sparks talk of punch power
In Mpton Lakes New Jersey June reports gauge Louis sparring with Joe and field questions about readiness. Al pemmen notes Louis is sharp while Joe shows fatigue and slower counter punches during drills under New York State athletic commission review. Doctor J Vincent Nardiello earlier tested Joe’s conditioning and warned a long bout may tire him despite training.
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Conn Ready to Face Louis with New Focus
Greenwood Lake New Jersey June 12 Billy Conn set to fight Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium next week is in far better mental shape than five years ago when he collapsed in the ring. His manager Johnny Ray says Conn endured severe worry over marriage plans and his father in law. Now married with two children Conn aims to channel worry into victory over Louis.
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Red Sox surge as Higgins York boost pace in pennant chase
Vince Wuzzes reports Boston with Pinky Higgins and Rudy York powering a 12-1- game stretch. Higgins bangs 17 for 30 to raise his average while York goes 4 for 4 with two doubles and a homer as Boston routs Cleveland 10-5. Hal Newhouser wins for Detroit over the Yankees as Cox and Cronin reshuffle.
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Native Sons Swift Inglewood Horses Win 17 of 40
Calif ornia bred horses led the opening five days at Hollywood Park summer meeting winning 17 of 40 races. This strong showing highlights the local stakes and rising confidence for native bred runners in the season kickoff.
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Estelle Page to Lead Emerywood Invitational You note
Estelle Lawson Page, Carolina golf champion, will headline Emerywood Country Club’s women’s invitation event to be held on the local links Friday. Harris Covington announced her acceptance as players from nine state clubs vie for honors alongside a luncheon. Page is a former national and southern champion who recently placed runner up in the southern tournament at Fort Worth.
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Red Shield Ball Scores Details
Red Shield posts two base hits by Jarrett and three base hits by Kearns. Kiziah earns the win with seven hits in one inning, Overby allows five hits in ten, VonCannon two in one. Ov erby takes the loss. umpire Coble. Time 5:30.
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Girls' Triangle Softball Rockets Past Thomas Mills 13–0
Triangle girls softball team routed Thomas Mills 13 to 0 yesterday as Brown earned the win and Helms the loss. Briles Carter and Carmichael led with RBIs, Carter hit a homer, and Carter, Briles, and Carmichael collected two base hits. Umpires Brown and Weston called time at 1:05. The item also notes the All-Stars’ 28–16 win over the Washington Redskins and a selection to face the Los Angeles Rams at Soldier Field on Aug 23.
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McMillin Seeks Double Victory in College All Star Game
Chicago June 12 Alvin Bo McMillin former Indiana coach seeks a second coaching win in the 13 year old college all star series. He led Indiana to a Big Ten title last fall and aims to become the first to win as both coach and winner in the event.
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Par Busters Set Par Busting Goal For Open Golf
Cleveland June 12 The 47th National Open may require par busting to win with forecasts around 285 three under par. Jimmy Demarest predicted 284 and others gave 288 to 291. Heavy rain dampened practice and caused projections to shift, with Gene Sarazen joking that 292 would suffice before correcting to 282.
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Silver Knit Defeats Triangle 10-5 in Industrial League
Edward Patterson pitched seven innings allowing six hits as Silver Knit trounced Triangle 10-5. Smith and Staton led Silver Knit with three hits apiece while Patterson earned the win and Summer took the loss.
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Dodgers Lose 11 9 Battle to Hickory Owls in North State League
The Thomasville Dodgers fall to Hickory 11 9 in a high scoring game as Stokes walks five batters and Hickory surges with three runs in the first inning. Thomasville threatens in the sixth and seventh before falling in Hickory.
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Hinkle Slated To Pitch For Local Legion Squad
High Point Legion juniors host Winston-Salem at Finch Field in a 8 p.m. night game. Louis Cramer shifts from left to center to bolster defense, with Rodney Wells moving to right. Jack White remains at second base as McGhee returns, while Frank Hill starts for Winston-Salem in a pitching duel.
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Baseball Guild Suffers Second Staggering Blow
Pittsburgh June 12 The American Baseball Guild suffered a second major setback as the National Labor Relations Board ordered charges of unfair labor filed against the Pittsburgh Pirates to be withdrawn or dismissed. Guild chief Robert Murphy was reported staying with friends in New York City and did not comment.
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Fights Last Night Roundup From Around the Circuit
Boxing results from several cities include India Gomez bout canceled by rain in Hartford. Tony Falco and Henry Jordan drew in Middletown and Philadelphia. Kid Wolfe outpointed Jimmy Moore in Wilmington. Willie Russell kayoed Murray Cain in Columbus. John Thomas outpointed Maxie Shapiro in Los Angeles.
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Union’s fate eyed as possible appeal looms
The union’s status remains uncertain with the possibility that the worker group will appeal to the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board. Officials expect a decision on next steps as discussions continue.
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