District Card Outlining 5 Loop Towns Schedule
The American Legion Junior team, after two exhibition wins, will open its campaign for state and national honors at Burlington tomorrow. District coaches and post athletic directors from six cities met in Greensboro to set a schedule for a double round robin. The local squad’s first home game is Monday, June 20, against Greensboro.
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Bees and Hornets Clash in Strikes and Runs
June 14 saw Asheville’s Tourists edged 9-6 by Charlotte’s Bees as Ky Mount trailed by a game and a half after a six run spree. Harry Morris starred for Duke with a homer at Yortamouth where Salem’s Twins beat Richmond 2-0. Ace Adams pitched a two hit game as Richmond shelled two Colt s for 16 safeties.
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Spain-born golfer wins South Conference title in Louisiana
Castillo, a player from Asturia, Spain, captured the South Conference golf championship in Louisiana. The event occurred in Rouge with detailed results not fully provided.
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Schmeling Prepares as Louis Gains Skill under Blackburn
Bomber to Be Ready: Max Schmeling rests. trainer Jack Blackburn hails Joe Louis as the same fighter who has grown stronger, while Schmeling studies a tight workout plan and weighs in on glove styles before the title bout. Schmeling rests, plans six rounds, then tapering work as NYC glove rules loom.
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Semi-Pro Tourney Sites Announced for State Finals
The National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress announced 48 state tournaments to decide champions with district eliminations. State meets run July 8 81, regional series August 1 5 to pick 32 teams for the national finals in Wichita Kansas August 12 24. State events will be held in Greensboro North Carolina and Columbia South Carolina.
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Golfer Ralph Guldahl Leads Western Open Field
Ralph Guldahl defending national Open champion leads 150 entrants in the 39th Western Open at St. Louis as dark horses abound. Sammy Snead impresses in practice with four under par, while Dutch Harrison, Jimmy Demaret, and John Bulla show strong form ahead of round one.
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Baseball scores from yesterday’s leagues
Results show Newark defeated Toronto 11 to 3 in rain with seven rings noted. Syracuse beat Montreal 4 to 1 while Buffalo faced Jersey City in rain. American Association games had Milwaukee 6 over Kansas City 3 and St Paul 4 over Columbus 3 with Minneapolis 9 over Toledo not scheduled further details.
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No More Trades Loom As Deadline Comes Up
Hollywood report says actor Richard Arlen quits as Pasadena and Sacramento Open sponsor citing disillusion with professional golfers and charity funds. Trade deadline mania looms as MLB pennant races heat up with inter club bans and speculated moves involving Newsom Auker Kamouris and Berger as clubs scramble for upgrades before the season’s pivotal stretch.
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Enterprise blanks Mohawks 11 in Commercial Softball
Enterprise tops Mohawks 11 to 0 in the Commercial Softball League as four runs in the first frame set the pace. Fitzgerald and Patterson each had three hits in a 16 hit attack while Colon Loflin’s throw from left ended the Mohawks’ final threat.
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Beeson Hardware Defeats Caldwell and Taylor in League Play
Beeson Hardware defeated Caldwell and Taylor 13 to 5 in the Commercial softball league yesterday afternoon. Efird hit a home run for Caldwell and Taylor while Chissom pitched well for the winners.
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Southern Association scores and North Carolina league results
In the Southern Association Birmingham beat Chattanooga 8 to 3 and Nashville defeated New Orleans 6 to 5. In the North Carolina State League Mooresville won 8 to 2 over Landis. Shelby defeated Newton-Conover 17 to 6. Cooleemee 7 6 Thomasville 6 1, Lexington 11 over Salisbury 4.
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Sally League Scores Roundup
Baseball results show Macon 6 Greenville 2, Jacksonville 5, Columbus 12 Columbia 2, Savannah 8 Spartanburg 3. Standings reflect strong performances from Macon Columbus and Savannah across games.
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City Net Ladder Event Sets Path to Inter City Tennis
Rubert Barrier oversees a ladder tournament of the city’s 12 top singles players to rank six for the High Point City team. The club aims to enter the Inter City league, with planned matches against Vickery Badin Shelby Greensboro and Winston-Salem. First round pairs include Hubert Barrier George Stewart and others. quarter finals link winners, with matches spread across Wednesday to Sunday and forfeits awarded for no-shows.
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Women shoot qualifying rounds at Linville Meet
Linville, June 14. Female golfers from North and South Carolina compete in the annual Women's Carolinas golf tournament. Defending champion Mrs. Kathryn Hemphill faces top players such as Estelle Lawson Page and Jane Cothran. Match play begins tomorrow after Page and Van Landingham led the net event with a 69 net.
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Shelly Caveness
Greensboro
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Piedmont and National League Matchups Across Cities
The Piedmont League lists games with Charlotte at Rocky Mount, Durham at Asheville, and Winston Salem at Richmond. National League schedules Chicago at Boston Carleron with Fette and Pitts at New York Bauers and Weeman, Cincinnati at Brooklyn Davis or Schott against Pressner, and St Louis at Philadelphia Henshaw versus Givesa.
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Baseball Matchups Across the American League
The schedule lists New York at Chicago Pearson 3 3 and Boston at St Louis with Clove Newsom or Hildebrand. Philadelphia at Detroit Nelson Kennedy, and Washington at Cleveland Chase Humphries.
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Cooeemee at Thomasville and Lexington at Salisbury
A brief schedule roundup lists Cooeemee facing Thomasville and Lexington visiting Salisbury with games across multiple NC towns including Shelby at Newton-Conover and Landis at Mooresville.
Carolina League and Tobacco State League Updated Schedules
In the Carolina League action Gastonia plays Concord Valdese and Lenoir meets Kannapolis while the Tobacco State League reports no games scheduled.
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Armstrong Rehearsed Victory Speech Before Fight
Henry Armstrong trusted to win over Barney Ross and rehearsed his radio victory speech between rounds writing it before the bout in NEW YORK on June 14.
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Hartford Downs Mon ee in Wrestling Match in Portland
Hartford Connecticut wrestled past Chuck Mon ee 183 in Portland last night, defeating Mon ee in two of three falls. Steve Passas reported on the bout with results including weight classes and match outcome.
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Asheboro Legion squad named for state elimination contests
June 14. Coach Rufus lists the Junior Legion roster of fifteen players to be kept for the season. Included are five pitchers, one catcher, four infielders, five outfielders, and multi position players. Names include Lackey, Hancock, Haithcock, Ellen, Frazier, Robbins, Lisk, Burkhead, May, Dawkins, Covington, Scott, McKennan, Coble, among others.
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Charley Robbins
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Hubert May
R. B E. Dawkins
Johnney Covington
Jack Burkhead
Roland Scott
Lewis McKennan
Walter Coble
Tommies Drop Doubleheader in North State League
Thomasville Tommies lose both ends of a doubleheader to Cooleemee Cools as Shelby Cards beat Newton-Conover 17 to 6. Afternoon 6 1 defeat, night 7 6 loss. Box score highlights include Morton three base hits, Smith and Money homers, Harrington three RBIs.
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Wednesday High School Showdowns Highlight Local Games
Tomlinson faces Oakdale at the high school gym while Adams-Millis takes on Pickett at Abbatoir. Mateh battles Triangle at Marsh in a trio of midweek contests.
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Illinois figures take summer ranch jobs
Wendell Wilsen the athletic director and Ray Eliot the hockey coach of Illinois will spend the summer working as cow punchers on western ranches, embracing a rural seasonal experience away from campus.
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Ladies Night At Mat Joust Friday In Arena
Friday night at the High street outdoor arena promotes a wrestling card headlined by a wrestling royal announced by Colonel Jack Smith. Female spectators admitted free with paid admission while competitors include Farmer Brown from Harlan Kentucky and Nazi Larry Shaffer from Berlin. Other participants are Eddie Williams Paddy Ryan and Ernie Dugan with Dugan facing possible muscle support from rivals.
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Uhlan Makes Rival Scrap To His Order
German heavyweight Max Schmeling, renowned for his one fist and patient, methodical style, prepares to defend his status against Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium on June 22. The veteran fighter shifts tactics to force Louis to lead, using precise left jabs and hooks to pave the path for a possible knockout.
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Schmeling Stays Up In Louis Fight Surprise Turn
In a 1930s bout Schmeling endured and stood up to Louis despite solid punishment. Louis found his usual power ineffective at times as Schmeling’s surprising defense and countering lefts kept him in the fight, while Louis faced heavy retaliation and adjusted strategy.
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Schmeling Eyes Late Rounds in Louis Rematch
In the dressing room after his knockout of Louis Schmeling says he expected longer fight and prefers rounds 13 through 15. At 32 he trains hard, noting his legs are in top shape and he still has the urge to win as he readies for a second edition with Joe Louis.
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Army Lacrosse Captain-Elect Jim Keller From Annapolis
West Point reports Jim Keller captain-elect of Army's 1939 lacrosse team hails from Annapolis Maryland home of the Cadets’ traditional rival Navy.
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Montague and Von Elm Plan U S and Australia Golf Tour
Plan unfolds in Los Angeles as John Montague and George Von Elm map a golf tour across the United States and Australia. The duo aims to showcase their sport, with dates and venues to be announced in forthcoming notices.
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Boxers Clash in Regional Cards Ends in Knockouts and Draws
In Houston Joey Parks stopped Jim Bowden in the third round after a fast start. Miami’s Jack Moran drew with Percy Watson in their 158 and 147 pound bouts. Asheville saw Steve Dudas halt Young Jack Moran in four rounds amid a crowded card.
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Evening Scores From Regional Baseball Showdowns
Elmira defeated Masleton 5 to 2 while Williamsport beat de Barre 5 to 4 and Albany topped Trenton 6 to 1. In a mixed result, Binghamton fell 4 to 6 against Hartford 1 to 4.
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