Youthful former caddy 17 proves match sensation in golf
Birmingham youth Johnny Morris, 17, ex-caddy and new amateur sensation, wins two straight upsets to reach the Southern Amateur quarter finals in Birmingham. He eliminates Howell and Hughes, while Sam Friedman advances by defeating Vann after Vann had beaten Vinson. Finals set for 36 holes tomorrow at Shady Valley.
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Johnny Morris
Birmingham
Sam Friedman
Ala
Tuscaloosa
Morris
Friedman
Morris Birmingham
Billy Howell
Richmond
Julius Hughes
Atlanta
Leonard Vann
New Orleans
Vann
Gene Vinson
Mississippi
Emmett Spicer
Memphis
Charles Yates
Georgia
Darden Hampton
Chattanooga
Chasteen Harris
Files Crenshaw
Montgomery
Pollack Boyd
Sam Perry
Alan Smith
University of North Carolina
Asheville
Smith
Harris
Vinson
Howell
Boyd
Shadey Valley
Baseball Box Score Summary
Stolen bases Mapp 2. Left on bases Winston 10 Durham 3. Bases on balls off Mapp 2 Butler 1 Lambert 2 Kelly 2. Struck out by Mapp 5 Butler 5 Lambert 1 Kelly 2. Hits off Butler 9 in 4 Lambert 5 in 4 Kelly 1 in 1. Wild pitches Butler Mapp. Losing ee Lambert. Time 2 10. Umpires chaels Kearney.
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Chervinko
Gilliland
Scott
Culbreth
Snyder
Ee McGaughey
Settiemire
Esses
Shaney P
Martin
Shaney
Charlotte
Brummitt Giliiland
Walker
Tanner
Ae Holt
Bell
Ham
Mire
Dennis
Ball Scott
Hoblitzers
Connolly
Eneeee Rhpoa
Asheville
Guyon
Mellana
Eevee
Eeree Tarr
Eteeeeee Brown
Renner Anderson
Eerere
Mere Russell
Settee Mooree
Eevee McLean P
Eeeere K
Brown
Tarr
Stevenson Smit
Marr
Smith
Guyen
Stevenson
Es Viau
Miellana
Patty Stevenson
Repatrick
Flynn Rabaul
Balk Mekite
Durham
Schacht
Wolferf Lark
Shires
Butler
Kelly
O'Malley
Iber
Allen
Wilke, Schacht
Wolfe
Ler
Winston
Mapp
Lambert
Chaels
Kearney
Twin City Entry Wins Carolina Junior Title
Clifford Perry of Winston-Salem captured the North and South Carolina junior golf title at Sedgefield Country Club with a 1 up win over Joe Cornwell on the 19th hole after earlier knocking out Fred Webb in the semi finals. Perry also beat Claude Lee Shelby 3 and 2 to reach the final. In other flights, Wallace Daniel defeated Bill Snow 5 and 4, Roscoe Wall Jr beat Genedam Elliott 2 up, and Wanamaker Hardin defeated Joe Gilbert 2 and 1.
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Sedgefield
Clifford Perry
Winston-Salem
North
South Carolina
Sedgefield Country Club
Fred Webb
Shelby
Young Perry
Twin City
Joe Cornwell
Bill Snow
Wallace Daniel
Durham
High Point
Roscoe Wall, Jr
Genedam Elliott
Wanamaker Hardin
Carlotte
Joe Gilbert
Rocky Mount
Young Cornwell
Claude Lee Shelby
Pat Tobias
Columbia
Dave Tinsley
Spartanburg
D. C
Roscoe Wall
J R
Dave Ferguson
Greenville
Phillip Nunn
Sally Barnes to Pitch for Thomas Mills at Willis Park Saturday
Former Piedmont mound ace Sally Barnes, once feared by batters with the Pointers, returns to action for Thomas Mills against Albemarle at Willis Park Saturday at 3 30. Albemarle beat Sock men 7 0 recently and is a top state title contender. local manager C V Yow hopes for victory as Thomas Mills also hosts Troy today at 3 30.
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Sally Barnes
Piedmont
High Point
Thomas Mills
Albemarle
Willis Park
Sally
C. V. Yow
Troy
Smith p . eres ie ee 'et i ' 3 62410 2
The text is garbled and unreadable, but shows a baseball box score section with team Greensboro and players Lindley Borgmann Batterton Sanders Weafer Caldwell Sewell and pitching notes for Smith Averette. Runs batted in and hits listed, final score unclear.
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Ain Tsene
Lindley
Borgmann
Batterton
Sanders
Weafer
Caldwell
Sewell
Lindy
Stars Shine as Big Batters Back Victory Over White Sox
Yesterday's stars include Bill Dickey homering with two on to lift the Yankees past the White Sox, Lloyd Brown pitching the Senators to a five hit shutout of the Tigers, and Leon Goslin delivering four straight hits for the Browns. Harvey Hendrick added a triple double and single for the Reds against the Dodgers. Burleigh Grimes limited the Giants to seven scattered hits as the Cubs halted New York's streak, while Jesse Haines shut out the Phillies 2-0 and hit a home run.
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Bill Dickey
Yankees
White Sox
Lloyd Brown
Senators
Tigers
Leon Goslin
Browns
Harvey Hendrick
Reds
Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
Cubs
Giants
Jesse Haines
Cardinals
Phillies
Haines
Boston Braves
Phils
Jess
Ray Benge
Cardinal
Chicago Cubs
Bill Terry
Sam Leslie
Ray Kolp
Larry Benton
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Big George Earnshaw
Athletics
Fred Schulte
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Heine Schuble
Joe Cronin
Chicago
Charley Ruffing
Cleveland
Canzoneri Defeats Dublinsky In Chicago Lightweight Bout
World lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri out pointed challenger Harry Dublinsky in Chicago in a non title bout. Sammy Levine stopped Franklin Cheek in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Harry Dublinsky
Sammy Levine
Franklin Cheek
Milwaukee
Philadelphia Kid Choco Beats Bernard in Close Outpoint
In a boxed match in Philadelphia Kid Choco defeated Roger Bernard of Flint Michigan while Benny Leonard of New York outpointed Billy Angelo of Philadelphia in ten rounds.
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Philadelphia
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Roger Bernard
Flint
Mich
Benny Leonard
New York
Billy Angelo
Care of Vets Urged to Unite Against Medical Bureaucracy
Philadelphia AP report quotes Dr. Louis H. Clerg of Jefferson Medical College accusing the government medical care for veterans of failing. He warns of a bureaucratic dictatorship in medicine unless veterans organize opposition at the alumni reunion.
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Philadelphia
Louis H. Clerg
Jefferson Medical College
Trinity All Stars Rally Past Archdale Friends 5-4
The Trinity All-Stars defeated Archdale Friends Church 5 to 4 after trailing 1 0 until the sixth inning. H Lohr sparked the rally with a two base steal and scoring on a hit by M Lohr while H Lohr shut down the foes with six hits allowed. Blair starred for the Friends in a strong effort.
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Trinity All-Stars
Archdale Friends Church
Archdale Friends
Friends
H. Lohr
M. Lohr
Stewart
Blair
Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching
Major League leaders list top players by league in batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples and home runs. It highlights P Waner Klein Hurst Ott and Foxx Ruth Gehringer etc with team affiliations Pirates Reds Phillies Athletics Yankees Tigers Senators Browns and others.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Lombardi
Reds
Klein
Phillies
Hurst
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Ott
Giants
Collins
Cardinals
Frisch
Swetonic
Betts
Foxx
Athletics
Walker
Tigers
Simmons
Ruth
Yankees
Averill
Indians
Gehringer
Campbell
Browns
Myer
Senators
Lazzeri
Chapman
Johnson
Red Sox
White Sox
Burns
Gomez
Grove
Brown
Allen
Penock
Furman University honors include multiple sport letters
Furman university athletic authorities awarded block letters for the past school year. Football recipients include James Robinson, Charlie Kearns, and others from multiple states. basketball honors list Ernest Southern and Bill Wells among several. track with Jack Ohlson and Warren Wood. golf stars Charlie McGee and Frank O Kelley.
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Ewterfs
Greenville
Furman University
James Robinson
Gaffney
Lamar Coogler
Chester
Gene Phillips
Ed Connally
Morganton
N. C
Robert Smith
Cartersville
Lyles Alley
Spartanburg
Bill Wells
Eufaula
Oklahoma
Warren Wood
Newport News
Andy Poole
Dick Rice
Travelers Rest
Tom Carson
Saluda
Jerome Jay
Dan Wood
Fountain Inn
Ralph Peden
Fork Shoals
Dick Burnett
Jack Ohlson
Wilmington
Hand Alfred
Flucie Stewart
Mike Brown
Bill Mitchell
Red
Tom Fogle
Orangeburg
Ernest Southern
Rogersville
Tenn
Bufaulo
Eugene Adair
Columbia
Horace Bomar
Jake Crain
Greer
Egbert Morse
Valhalla
Wilbur Free
Bamberg
Bob Griffin
Alabama
James Warren
Nova Scotia
Barton Siler
Jellico
Charlie McGee
Frank O’kelley
Perry
Fla
Piedmont League Results From Yesterday
The Piedmont League games concluded with scores: High Point 11, Charlotte 19, Greensboro 7, Wilmington 3, Raleigh 6, Asheville 4, Winston 8, Durham 7. Standings reflect close matchups across the circuit.
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High Point
Charlotte
Greensboro
Wilmington
Raleigh
Asheville
Winston
Durham
Where They Play Durham at Raleigh
The schedule lists Durham at Raleigh, Asheville at Wilmington, High Point at Greensboro, and Winston Salem at Charlotte with games against regional rivals on neutral or home fields. The matches outline a compact regional night of college or league play reflected in local sports pages.
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Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Greensboro
Charlotte
Asheville
High Point Wees
Wilmington
Durham
High Point
Baseball scores from a rainy day in 1915 Philadelphia
The card lists games with Philadelphia defeating St Louis 5 to 1 and Washington beating Detroit 4 to 0. New York triumphed over Chicago 6 to 1 while Cleveland played Boston in a rain delay.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
New York Ree
Baseball scores roll in from a midseason slate
Chicago defeats New York 2 to 1 while Brooklyn edges Cincinnati 6 to 5 and Philadelphia shuts out St Louis 2 to 0. Pittsburgh at Boston game postponed by rain.
Haines Back On Mound Of Cards For Steady Wins
Veteran pitcher Jesse Haines returns to form for St. Louis, blanking Philadelphia 2 0 with a third inning homer after earlier steady gains. Cubs defeat Giants 2 1 as Burleigh Grimes stars, and other scores include Reds over Dodgers 6 5 in relief, Browns fall to Athletics 5 1, Senators beat Tigers 4 0, Yankees top White Sox 6 1 with Ruffing strong.
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Haines
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Jesse Haines
Rube Marquard Reappears as Old Time Pitching Wizard
Atlanta veteran Rube Marquard, 24 years in baseball, returned to form with a deft curve and steady control to limit Little Rock to three runs over seven innings in a 4 3 Crackers win.crowd nearing 3000, once known as the Left handed Matthewson, watched his comeback.
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Rube Marquard
Atlanta
Rube
Atlanta Crackers
Little Rock
Polo Grounds
Giants
McGraw
Burrowers
Marquard
Jacksonville
The
Crackers
Matthewson
Schmeling Sharkey Bout At Madison Square Garden Fails To Draw
Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey may clash at the outdoor arena on Long Island next Tuesday night in a high profile heavyweight tilt. Analysts fear a small crowd despite $23 ringside seats as Garden forecasts a gate near 400000, with some estimating 40000 could be the turnout. Both fighters seek vindication and a long awaited rivalry revival despite lukewarm public interest.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Garden
Jack Dempsey
Schmeling
Sharkey
Greensboro Stands Rise In Piedmont League Standings
Greensboro moves into fourth place tied with Charlotte Bees as Asheville hosts Wilmington. Borgmann and Batterton each collect three hits to power Pat iots past Pirates 7 to 3, while Winston-Salem Twins beat Durham Bulls 8 to 7.
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Charlotte
N. c
Charlotte Bees
Asheville
Wilmington Pirates
Piedmont
Eagete Hornets
Guy Lacy
Winston-Salem Twins
Durham Bulls
High Point Pointers
Greensboro
Bees
Tourists
Patriots
High Point
Wearn Field
Hornets
Raleigh Wame
Asheville Tourists
Caps
McLean
Flinn
Raleigh
Borgmann
Batterton
Pats
Bulls
Twins
Winston-Salem
Kelly
Hines Remains Contender In Mid Dixie Tennis Tourney
In Spartanburg South Carolina Wilmer Hines of Columbia John McDiarmid of Fort Worth Doc Barr of Dallas and Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga reach the semi finals of the mid Dixie men singles. McDiarmid beat Harvey Harris 6 4 6 3 Barr defeated Gordon Blackwell 6 0 6 1 Bryan beat Robert Stewart 6 4 6 4 Hines edged Fred Andrews 7 5 6 3 6 4 doubles semi finals see Hines with Harley Shuford defeating Luke Abels and Bill Minor 6 4 6 4 junior doubles see Jones Brentzer defeat Harris Lovel 4 6 6 2 6 4 and Julia Pickens def Peach Fishburne 1 6 3 6 3 in women’s singles.
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Spartanburg
Barr
Gordon Blackwell
Furman University
Bryan
Robert Stewart
Memphis
Tenn
Hines
Fred Andrews
Birmingham
Ala
Harley Shuford
Hickory
N. C
Luke Abels
High Point
Bill Minor
Asheville
Lawrence Jones
Addison Brentzer
Charlotte
Harvey Harris
Raleigh
Robert Lovel
Mount Airy
Julia Pickens
Peach Fishburne
Pinopolis
Matchups Set for St. Louis Philadelphia and Others
St. Louis faces Philadelphia while Chicago plays New York. Cincinnati meets Brooklyn and Pittsburgh eyes Boston in two games.
Milwaukee match ends as Slauga ter stops Saltis in Chicago
Sammy Slauga ter from Terre Haute defeats Saltis of Chicago in a 4 round stoppage. The bout took place in Milwaukee with Slauga ter delivering the decisive win to claim the victory.
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Milwaukee
Sammy Slaugater
Terre Haute
Saltis
Chicago
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Major League
Gharlie Kearns
Furman Univ
Baptist Institution
Piedmont League
Ww. L. Pet
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