Cubs Seek Second-Half Surge After Nine-Game Win Streak
The Cubs extended their streak to nine victories powering from fourth to second in the Nat ional League race. They crushed the Boston Bees 17 1 as Tex Carlton allowed eight hits in eight innings. The Cardinals still held a big lead as Rip Collins homer gave the Phillies a 3-2 eleventh-inning win. The Pirates, Dodgers, Reds, Yankees, and Indians also posted strong performances as the pennant chase tightened.
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Baseball Boulevard
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Windy City
Boston Bees
Tex Carleton
Gas House
Phils
Rip Collins
Homer
Pirates
New York Giants
Bill Swift
Carl Hubbell
Dodgers
Reds
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Buck Newsom
White Sox
First Boxing Card Of Season Promises Fast Action
The season opener features 32 rounds of fast boxing on Monday night June 22 headlined by Kimrey and Lew Car heavyweights each boasting a win against the other. Carpenter trains locally to bulk up for the main event. Semi finals include Tiger Carithers against a CCC camp fighter in an eight round bout. Three preliminaries balance the card with six and eight round fights, including a sixer pitting Ralph Williamson, a 162 pound local Negro, against D Amos of Hamlet who has 16 straight knockouts. Williamson vows to rise to the challenge as Amos, 167 pounds, aims to emulate Joe Louis someday. Rounds also feature Smoot Hurlocker and Plow Boy Brown from Concord, and Bill Williams of Raleigh against Hertle Mullis of Charlotte.
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Kimrey
Lew Car
Carpenter
Norwood
Ning’ Barnes
CCC
Tiger” R Carithers
Ralph Williamson
Will D. Amos
Amos
Williamson
Willson
Joe Louis
Boy Brown
Concord
Bill Williams
Raleigh
Hertle Mullis
Charlotte
Girls Sunday School Tennis League forms with six churches
The Girls Sunday School Tennis League began with Wesley Memorial and Reform victorious in opening games. Olivia Amos elected president and a round robin doubles event plus a singles tournament planned for July. Teams represent First Baptist, Presbyterian, Wesley Memorial, Green Street, Reform, and Episcopal with matches each Friday at Burrus Memorial Tennis Court.
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Wesley Memorial
Reform
Episcopal Land Presbyterian
Reform J
Green Street
Hat Baptist
Mias Olivia Amos
First Baptist
Presbyterian
Wesley Meorial
Green Street Reform
Episcopal
Faye Nell Sprye
Nancy Phibbs
Julia Brown
Evelyn Atkins
Mary Nelson Kiser
Beatrice Overcash
Father Raeilson
Ruby Lee Summey
Mary Ummey
Pattie Edman
Margaret Hayworth
Eo Redman
Annie Tomlinson
Ity Hart
Ann Watkins
Iscopal
Jean Nichols
Nancy All Riser
Serina Riser
Olivia Mos
Pearl Thompson
Pauline Ugas
Faye G
Louise Cass
Burrus Medrial Tennis Court
Baseball Standings and Schedule Brief
Detroit meets New York while Cleveland faces Philadelphia and Chicago battles Washington in today’s slate. Yesterday Washington defeated Chicago 6 to 0 and Detroit won 9 to 6 over New York. St. Louis at Boston was rained out.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
National HM Pet
Phila
Jordan
Medwick
American Sullivan
An Gehrig
DiMaggio
Gehringer
Dickey
Nighttime Baseball Pairings Across Five Cities
The schedule lists Boston visiting Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, New York at Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn at Cincinnati in a series of city matchups. The rivalries span major league teams with marquee clubs facing off in urban venues.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Indian catcher leading batters
Cleveland Indians part time catcher Billy Sullivan rose to leading hitter status in the American League by hitting safely in seven of 16 at bats during the week ended. Giants manager Bill Terry, aging and ailing, abdicated pace setting duties, slipping to head the National League with a five point weekly average boost.
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New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Billy Sullivan
Cleveland Indians
Terry
Braddock Remains Champion One Year On
New York June 13 James J. Braddock has reigned as heavyweight champion for exactly one year and remains the same affable Irishman who once faced poverty on Hoboken docks. His rise from relief rolls to a planned title defense against Joe Louis this fall embodies a Cinderella story with a potential million dollar gate.
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New York
Jimmy Braddock
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
Hoboken
Corn Griffin
Braddock
Griffin
John Henry Lewis
Lewis
Art Lasky
Httle
Joe Gould
Gould
Lasky
New Jersey Relief Society
Baer
Long Island City
New Jersey
Braddocks
Joe Louis
Collections on stock assessments rise for defunct bank in Greensboro
Greensboro June 13 Special report shows May stock assessment collections for the defunct North Carolina Bank & Trust Co were 4 612.70 compared with 1 667.39 in April. Board members included Paul W. Schenck and W H Slane with total income to date at 95 174.21 and proven claims at 7 153 520.70.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Bank & Trust Company
Washington Square
Temple Gobbel
Paul W. Schenck
Orchids for Tony Manero and sports notes flourish
The column praises Tony Manero the U S Open golf champion and welcomes Lindale Dairy to the Commercial league after Denny Roll and Panel withdraw. It commends Proximity for suspending an unruly player and notes a lack of league rules to punish another provoked incident. It closes with a cabbage head token.
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Lindale Dairy
Denny Roll
Greensboro Plans Big Welcome for Manero Fete
Anthony Manero the National Open Golf champion returns to his home at Sedgefield Country Club for a Carolinas wide Welcome Manero celebration. A dinner reception and exhibition golf match at Sedgefield and a Greensboro parade are planned with Joseph T. Martin as general chair.
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Greensboro
Anthony
Tony) Manero
Sedgefield Country Club
Manero
Carolinas
Sporting Sun
Sedgefield Club
Sedgefield Manor
Joseph T. Martin
Unclear Financial Claims Totals Surface in Report
The document notes claims amounting to 468,876.86 dollars as of April and 443,971.84 dollars as of May, indicating a downward trend in recovered or awarded sums within the reported period.
Wake Forest student Alfred Martin elected president
Alfred Martin of Wake Forest College was elected president of the 11th annual Southwide Baptist Student Union retreat held here yesterday at Ridgecrest.
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Heads Baptist
Ridgecrest
Alfred Martin
Wake Forest College
Mooresville to Play Lexington Tonight in League Match
The Mooresville baseball team of the Carolina league faces the Lexington Indians in Lexington at 8:15 p.m. Both clubs have traveled hard and the game is anticipated as a battle royal.
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Lexington
Mooresville
Lexington Indians
Louis Schmeling bout exhausts fight experts on weakness
Fight writers search for Joe Louis flaws but conclude he will win within four rounds. Louis, 22, weighs about 198 pounds and trains harder than Schmeling as trainer Jack Blackburn notes Louis plans to reach 195 for the fight next Thursday night. Louis’s right hand is developing and his left is strong, while Schmeling’s camp anticipates a title bout with James J. Braddock if victorious.
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Lakewood
N. J
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Louis
Teuton
Schmeling
Jack Blackburn
Blackburn
Joe
der Maxie
James J. Braddock
Poor Wrestling Show at High Point Arena
The account reports no legitimate wrestling match last night in High Point arena. Imposters filled the ring while Eddie Hogan and Halil Palivan were suspected but unconfirmed as participants, and referee Chuck Grogan faced harsh criticism for poor decisions.
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High Point Arena
Eddie Hogan
Halil Palivan
Mr. Hogan
Chuck Grogan
Hesslyn
Sarah” Lumpkin
Grogan
Rushaway Heads Favorite In Detroit Derby Run
Rushaway, the famous horse known as the iron horse, carried top impost of 123 pounds and led a field of eight in the third Detroit derby worth 25,000 added. The race took place in Detroit on June 13.
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Detroit
Rushaway
Iron Horse
Balloon spectator tragedy in Moscow park
A passenger in a small sightseeing balloon died by self harm today in Moscow's central park before a large crowd. After reaching about 800 feet, he jumped overboard, ending his life.
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Takehs
Moscow
Central Park of Culture and Rest
Major League Leaders Reported From The Season
A garbled release lists leaders across batting and pitching. Highlights include Gehringer of Detroit and Gehringer again in runs scored, Goslin and Foxx leading RBI, Fors and Ott among home runs, and Powell and Piet showing steals totals, with Grove and Malone noted for pitching.
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Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Goslin
Foxx
Red Sox
Rolfe
Ea — Gehringer
Clift
Fors
Powell
Senators
Piet
White Sox
Grove
Earrell
Malone
Yankess
Lindale Dairy Plans Entry Into Commercial League
Lindale Dairy will enter a team in the Commercial baseball league in the second half. Approval has been given and players are being shaped for the opening of the last half. Denny Roll and Panel withdrew from the organization. Slane's Hosiery Mill has applied for league entry and a vote is expected soon.
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Lindale Dairy
Denny Roll and Panel
Slane’s Hosiery Mill
Dark Paint Hindering Animal Growth in Lighted Stables
Report claims animals raised in bright enclosures show faster growth than those in dark sheds. Observers urge controlled studies to verify effects of lighting on livestock development.
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