Murphy Mountain Ramblers in Semi Pro Tourney Hot Streak
The Murphy Mountain Ramblers near Raleigh aim for the National Semi- Pro Congress tournament, travel 300 miles to Piedmont NC, and face strong regional competition as Goody's distributes sample headache powders to promotional entrants. Player Porter Vaughan debuts with the Athletics, amid local optimism for a standout season.
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Bitsy Grant Defeats Henderson For Southern Tennis Title
In Charlotte on June 15 Bitsy Grant the Atlanta Atom defeated Archie Henderson of Chapel Hill 9-7 6-2 6-4 to win his ninth Southern singles title. Henderson advanced by beating Gardnar Mulloy while Grant defeated Billie Gillespie. Women’s semifinals saw Doris Hart and Nellie Sheer reach the final with Hart set to meet Sheer. Doubles results included Andrade-Sample taking women’s doubles and Hardie-PerO winning men’s doubles semifinals. Remaining events set for tomorrow.
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Bryan Grant
Archie Henderson
Chapel Hill
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Atlanta
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University of North Carolina
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Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Billie Gillespie
Doris Hart
Mrs. Martha Andrade
Miss Sheer
Miss Hart
Andrade
Catherine Sample
Miss Mlennan
Sara Comer
Coral Gables
Bill Hardie
George Pero
Dick McKee
Earl Bartlett
New Orleans
Russell Bobbitt
John Hyden
Nashville
Tenn
Lou Faquin
Memphis
George Parks
Mrs
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Teddy Burwell
David Jones
Henderson and Mrs. Andrade
W. O. W All Stars Edge Wilmington Pirates 5 4
In Wilmington on Friday night the W. O. W All Stars of High Point edged the Pirates 5 to 4. Bob Haney earned the win with a strong pitching performance while Hayworth Frazier and Haney led the offense and Trogdea hit the Pirates hard with two hits.
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Lexington Beats Concord in Two Split with Weavers
Lexington defeats Concord 4 to 2 in the first game as Threlfall stars on the mound and Saab steals home. In the nightcap Concord edges Lexington 6 to 1 behind key late-inning hits led by Stahle Brown.
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Louis and Godoy set for 11th title defense at Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis prepares for his 11th heavyweight title defense by facing Arturo Godoy in a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium. Louis seeks another victory to cap a record reign while betting odds favor the champion at 1 to 6. Godoy vows to prove doubters wrong in the high profile championship showdown.
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Arturo Godoy
Marquis of Queensbury
Hanes Hosiery enters fourth annual semi pro tourney
Bona-Allens of Buford Georgia register to boost the Willis Park event to eleven teams. Hanes Hosiery, led by Ott Wooten, pushes for the title with Carl Snow Glen Levan Miles Carter and John Hemric while Winston-Salem rivals add depth including Hanes Knitters. The tournament opens with Industrial Day, Merchan ts Nights follow, and rivals Tomlinson Tate Oakdale Highland McCrary Triangle Jewel Adams Salisbury complete the field.
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John Hemric
Hanes
Carl Snow
Bona Allens
Glen Levan
Snow
Phil Poole
Joe McGee
McGee
South Atlantic
Miles Carter
Ott Wooten
Rosy McMillan
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
Winston
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Hanes Knitters
Goody's Headache Powder Crew
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High Point
Tate All-Stars
Oakdale
Jamestown
Highland of
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Jewel Cotton Mill
Adams Millis
Salisbury Mills
Salisbury
Chicago Cubs trounce Be s here in Boston for eighth win
Chicago Cubs defeat the Boston Bees 11 to 5 in Boston as Larry French earns his eighth win of the season. Key bursts in the second and fourth innings drive the scoring, with Bill Posedel roughed up early and George Barnicle and Dick Coffman finishing.
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Bees
Larry French
Bill Posedel
George Barnicle
Joe Callahan
Dick Coffman
Brooklyn Pitcher’s Brother Catches in Northeast Arkansas League
New York reports Hugh Casey of Brooklyn has a younger brother serving as catcher for Newport in the Northeast Arkansas League. The family connection links major league talent with minor league play during the season.
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Hugh Casey
Brooklyn
Newport
Clay Courts Tourney Opens at River Forest Club
Helen Bernhard of New York and Seymour Greenberg of Chicago advance as the National Clay Courts tournament opens in River Forest. Bernhard, seeded second, routed Helen Bartavis 6-1 6-1, while Greenberg beat Marvin Carlock 6-1 6-2 6-4.
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Helen Bernhard
New York
River Forest Club
Miss Bernhard
Helen Bartavis
Seymour Greenberg
Marvin Carlock
Los Angeles
Greenberg
Chicago City
John Shostrom
Marshall Chambers
Cincinnati
William Talbert
John Foreman
Jack Kramer
Belvidere Gardens
Calif
Ward Parker
Arnovich Traded to Reds for Rizzo by Phillies
Philadelphia June 15 Morrie Arnovich an out fielder is traded by the Phillies to the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for Johnny Rizzo announced by Phillies president Gerry Nugent.
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Gerry Nugent
Phillies
Morrie Arnovich
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Rizzo
Detroit Tigers Two Game Sweep of Senators in Doubleheader
Detroit defeated Washington 11 to 1 and 8 to 0 in a twin bill, with Buck Newsom and Johnny Gorsica earning the wins. Hank Greenberg homered twice in the opener as Detroit moved into second in the American League standings.
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Hobo
Washington
Athletics defeat Cleveland 7-4 in seven innings
Philadelphia Athletics beat Cleveland 7-4 to even the series at one win each. Al Brancato drove in four runs and Wally Moses added two as Mel Harder was tagged for all seven A's runs through seven innings.
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Giants Rise To Second In Flag Chase After 12 1 Victory
New York Giants overpower Pittsburgh 12 to 1 to move into second place in the National League. Hal Schumacher and Harry Danning sparked the win with multiple RBIs and strong hitting as Cincinnati lost to Brooklyn, tightening the NL standings.
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Tommies Beat Moors Twice In Nightcap Romps 8-3
Thomasville Tommies win the second game of a doubleheader 8-3 against the Mooresville Moors. Five homers pace the Tommies rally as Miller picks up the win and J Jordan takes the loss. umpire details and box score portions are noted.
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Moseyville Cubs Triumph in Low-Scoring Tilt
Detailed box score shows Mooresville defeating Thomasville 7 to 4. Key players include Bohannon with two home runs, Hubal earning the win, Cozart taking the loss, and multiple players collecting RBIs and hits in a tightly contested game lasting 2 hours 25 minutes.
Hayes Secure Victory Despite Late Philadelphia Rally
Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 7. Pitching notes show Ross with 1 base on balls and 1 strikeout, Harder tossed 9 hits in 7 innings, Dobson 2 innings. Losing pitcher listed as Harder. Umpires Geisel Grieve Basil. Ged 2 05. Attendance about 4,000.
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Dodgers pay for Medwick and Davis not as high as rumor
New York report says Larry MacPhail downplayed Medwick and Davis salaries noting the figure above $100,000. Medwick received Dressen's uniform No 7 and a special No 77 is being made. Davis offered rest but said his arm feels fine and he wants to pitch soon.
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Leo Durocher
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Durocher
Frankie Frisch Day at Polo Grounds as Pirates Outplay Rainout
Sunday will mark Frankie Frisch Day at the Polo Grounds after a rainout of the Pirates game. Al Lopez may aid Pittsburgh as rivals complained his pitches crossed the plate. Doc Cramer swings a 34 ounce bat and claims it boosts power while George Selkirk shines for the Yankees.
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al Lopez
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George Selkirk
Yankees
Bob Feller
Bob Kennedy
White Sox
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
No-Hit Fame Stamp Helps Tex Carleton Autograph Fans
Fans request autographs from Tex Carleton and he uses a pocket rubber stamp to stamp his name, turning autograph moments into a quick, portable ritual. The scene captures a unique personal touch from the famed pitcher.
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Tex Carleton
Rookie Herb Hash Tops White Sox 5 2
Boston beats Chicago 5 to 2 as rookie Herb Hash doubles up the White Sox on four hits. Hash walks three in the fourth but then retires the last five batters to secure his second straight win in the series. Williams and Doerr pace Boston with key hits and RBIs while Foxx and Cronin contribute multi hit performances.
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Herb Hash
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
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Hash
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Boston
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Joe Kuhel
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Cramer
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Pro-Am Golf Meet Opens June 25 at Mimosa Club
A pro-am 18 hole tournament is set for June 25 at Mimosa Country Club Morgan ton with a $100 prize plus $5 team entry. That night a Morganton meeting will organize the Carolinas chapter of the PGA, elect officers and admit members. Dugan Aycock of Lexington, president of the Carolina PGA, urged eligible pros to join the chapter under the National PGA.
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Lessons to Umpires from National Association
The National Semi Pro Baseball Congress in Wichita Kansas mails monthly lessons to all NASU members to improve officiating standards on sandlots across the United States.
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Kan
National Association of Umpires
United States
Dodgers Rally To Rout Reds As Lead Grows
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 6 to 4 as the Dodgers hammer 14 hits led by Lombardi and McCormick. Tot Pressnell wins, Tex Carleton struggles, and Brooklyn extends its lead over Cincinnati while the Giants loom in the NL standings.
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Cooper Holds Phillies to Four Safeties in Loss to Cardinals
Morton Cooper limited Philadelphia to four singles as St. Louis pitchers pounded 19 safeties for a 11 to 1 win. Slaughter drove in three, Koy and Cooper each had three hits, and Orengo Marion Hopp joined the offense with key hits. Cooper was the losing pitcher in front of about 1,000 at Philadelphia.
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Notre Dame Tennis Team Skews Away From Indiana Players
In South Bend Indiana eight Notre Dame varsity tennis players are not from Indiana as of this June. No home state representation is listed among the squad.
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