Twins Meet Pointers In Dual Card Today
Rain postponed last night's game at Willis Park, opening a doubleheader today with the Twins vs Pointers at 3 30 this afternoon and 8 oclock tonight. The rainout shifted schedules and left the teams awaiting action after a day of rescheduled Piedmont League play.
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Winston-Salem
Willis Park
Twins
Star pitcher Grove wins 11th in row as Tigers fall
Yesterday's Stars Bob Grove of the Athletics limited the Tigers to four hits and struck out seven to notch his 11th straight victory. Carey Selph and Bob Fothergill of the White Sox drove in two runs each against the Red Sox. Bill Dickey of the Yankees connected for two home runs and a single, driving in four against the Indians.
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Bob Grove
Athletics
Tigers
Carey Selph
Bob Fothergill
White Sox
Red Sox
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Indians
Dixie title pursuit opens as golfers tee off here
In Birmingham Alabama on June 14 contenders for the southern amateur championship begin 36 hole qualifying at Shades Valley. Memphis players Chasteen Harrie and Emmett Spicer seek to reclaim titles as Richmond Virginia star Billy Howell and Meridian Mississippi champion Eugene Vinson post strong practice scores. The field splits between east and west courses with a predicted 156 needed to reach the championship flight.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dixie
Memphis
Shades Valley
Chasteen Harrie
Emmett Spicer
Billy Howell
Richmond
Virginia
Eugene Vinson
Meridian
Mississippi
Harris
Spicer
Charles Yates
Atlanta
Jack Toomer
Jacksonville
Aycock Close To Money In Sedgefield Match Play
Aycock and Claude Rippey led municipal golfers with 70 finishing one stroke from the prize in the Sedgefield match play. A long list of pairings and starting times followed as Herman Atkins announced on time starts for the Championship Flight and other flights.
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Sedgefield
Claude Rippey
Shelby
Sedgefield Links
Ben Renfrow
Fred Sappenfield
Andy Merribee
Bill Snow
High Point
Herman Atkins
Sedgefield Pro
Baseball scores roll in from last night across cities
Results yesterday show Durham 10 Greensboro 4 and Wilmington 2 Raleigh 7. Asheville 8 Charlotte 9. Winston High Point rain. Eleven teams recorded outcomes with mixed wins and a postponed game due to rain.
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Clinton
S. C
Pete Jones
Salisbury
Francis Dawes
Greenville
Pat Tobias
Columbia
Jack Helms
Charlotte
Billie Byerly
Hartsville
Wallace Daniel
Durham
T. V. Kirkman, Jr
Lexington
Monroe
Leslie Copeland
Greensboro
Charles Ross
Bill Bandy
Raleigh
Donald Stone
Hugh O'Brian
High Point
Reid Nunn
Winston- Salem
Roscoe Wall., Jr
Winston-Salem
Owen Meredith
Philip Nunn
Horace Meredith
Bill Vance
Genadah B Elliott
Roy Teague
W. P. Budd, Jr
A. D. Howell
Badin
Harvey Boston
James Allen
John Church
Dave Rendleman
Philip Link
Reidsville
Warren Allen
Jack Copeland
John Umstead
Wilmington
Asheville
Winston High Point
Winston
Cooegeeere
Point
Otte
Results Show Tight Scores Across Matches
Results list Philadelphia 8 Detroit 8 New York 8 Cleveland 7 Boston 6. Chicago only three played.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
GAMES TODAY St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston
Multiple NBA games listed for today including St. Louis visiting Brooklyn and Chicago traveling to Boston. The schedule also shows Pittsburgh at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with no results yet.
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St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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All Games Rained Out Tonight
Montreal faces Reading, Buffalo meets Baltimore, Rochester plays Jersey City, and Toronto travels to Newark but all games were rained out today.
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Reading
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
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Pettimore
Rene
Erreee Om
Three-School Football Pairings Announced
Schedule lists three games: Atlanta at Knoxville, Memphis at Birmingham, and New Orleans at Chattanooga. No other matchups are included.
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Knoxville
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Bold bandit robs Portland officer and steals car
In Portland on June 11 a bandit approached Patrolman H. W. Green as he sat in his car. He forced the officer at gunpoint to drive to the city outskirts and took Green’s weapon before making off in the patrol car.
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Golf Flight Lineup From Greensboro to Thomasville
The 19th and 20th flight pairings list players from Greensboro High Point Salisbury and other towns. Matches run at eighteen holes through the seventeenth flight and shift to pine holes for the eighteenth to twentieth flights.
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Bill Chandler
Burlington
Albert Road
Greensboro
Ed Lucas
Bill Low
Thomasville
Bob King
le E Gravely, Jr
Rocky Mount
John Rendleman
Salisbury
Richard Rendleman
Paul Dulin
Charlotte
J. F. Hackler, Jr
Wilming
Ton
Richard Wharton
Harris Covington
High Point
Billie Boyles
Peter Walenborn
Sidney Gayle
Sedgefield
Dewitt Nunn
Winston-Salem
Edward Murray
Robert Bishop
Tom A. Finch
C. D. Cunningham,Jr
Doris Bentley
Neece Williard
Edward Benjamin
Pine Holes
Gomez Grove Duel For Pitching Honors In 1940s Era
American League leaders Vernon Gomez and Robert Moses Groves push for pitching supremacy as Gomez clicks to 12–1 with nine straight wins and Grove adds his 12th win while Detroit is routed. Foxx and Ruth trade homers in a light day. White Sox beat Red Sox 7–6 as NL games are rained out.
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A’s
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Red Sox
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Vernon Gomez
Robert Moses Groves
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Cleveland
Gomez
Yankees
Washington
Hines Defeats Grier in Dixie Tourney Opener
Wilmer Hines of Columbia, defending singles champion, won 6 2 6 1 over Joe Grier of Charlotte in the mid-Dixie tennis tournament at Spartanburg. Rain delayed play. other first round matches saw Boulware, Andrews, and Luke Abels advance.
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8. C
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Joe Grier
Charlotte
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harvey Harris
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Hines
John Grace
Lyman
Major Gordon
Fort Benning
Harley Shuford
Hickory
N. C
Burtz Boulware
Tallahassee
Fla
Cecil Sullivan
Laurens
Fred Andrews
Birmingham
Ala
Raven McDavid
Greenville
Luke Abels
High Point
Arthur Littlejohn
Thomas Mills nine drop three of three in week
The Tommies won only one of three games, beating none, with losses to Burlington and a pair from the Church of Christ. They schedule three more games this week: at Thomasville tomorrow, vs Troy Friday, and vs Albemarle Saturday. Sally Barnes joins the pitching staff and will debut Saturday. Gate Smith and Henry are lifting the batting leaders with strong showings.
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Albemarle
Sally Barnes
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Henry
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Cowan
Smith
Slade
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Weston
Williams
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Young
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Radcliffe
Sedgefield and Mount Airy Contenders Lead Junior Golf Championship
Sedgefield player Joe Cornwell and Mount Airy’s Claude Bingman topped medalist honors with 73s as roughly 200 junior golfers finish qualifying. Match play starts today in the Carolinas junior golf championship.
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Sedgefield
Mount Airy
Joe Cornwell
Claude Bingman
Carolinas
Boxing Results From Last Night
In Toronto Emile Spider Pladner defeated Willie Davies on points. In Louisville Bill Roedrer knocked out Steve Kaplan in the third round.
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Emile
Spider) Pladner
France
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Louisville
Bill Roederer
Steve Kaplan
Cincinnati
Eshelman Heads City Tennis League in High Point
J. A. Eshelman was elected president of the High Point Tennis Association at a YMCA meeting. Eight courts attended as plans were set for the Neighborhood tournament inviting all city courts, with Beeson Hardware to present a trophy. A city-wide singles and doubles championship is planned, with potential ladies events.
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High Point Tennis Association
B. B. Abels
Edgar Hartley
Ed Smith
Warner W. Lewis
Hartley
Jamestown
Arecldale
Beeson Hardware Company
Eshelman
High Point Hospital
High Point College
Cedrow Avenue
Woodrow Avenue
Johnson Street
Wiltshire
Lindsay Street
Kivett Road
Games Rained Out by Southern Association Holiday
Atlanta and Knox ville games were washed out by rain as the Southern Association observed a holiday and no other games were scheduled.
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Atlanta
Southern Association
Knoxville
Micarte: New Paper Cloth Material Promises Metal Strength
A novel building material called Micarte uses sheets of paper or cloth treated with resins to achieve metal like hardness and durability promising lighter, affordable construction options with strong resilience.
Prize Pigs Travel Between Farms Across England
Two prize pigs were moved from one farm to another across England in recent weeks. The transfers occurred as part of ongoing livestock exhibitions and farm shows, highlighting the animals' value to breeders and regional agricultural events.
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