Indians Bossong Dominate Inter City Loop Batting and Pitching
Bossong led the Inter City Industrial circuit in team batting averages at .303 and individual batting with Hal Johnson at .446. Max Lanier tops the pitchers with a .750 average and six wins. McCrary’s Eagles hold second in team batting at .275 as Thomasville Chair, Proximity and others trail. Johnson has 65 at bats to Motsinger’s 16 yet leads with 65 appearances at the plate. Burge of McCrary ranks second in batting at .404 and also in home runs with five. Sally Newman leads in home runs with six, Garner leads doubles with nine, and Crippen and Fogleman lead in steals with 10 and 8 respectively. Crippen leads three-base hits tied at three each with Mack and R Cox.
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Charlotte Awarded Southern Amateur Golf Meet of 1937
MEMPHIS Tenn June 11 The Southern Amateur golf tournament will be held at the Charlotte NC Country club next year Decisions at a Southern Association directors meeting here set the starting date for June Charles V Rainwater of Atlanta was elected president succeeding John M Scott of Charlotte Paul Haddock of Charlotte named vice president succeeding Dr A B Harris of Birmingham and James S Tupper of Nashville was elected secretary treasurer.
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Funeral for J. W. Unger at West Point
Rites set in West Point Mississippi for J W Unger former Davidson College coach who died from injuries after an automobile crash in North Carolina earlier in the week. The funeral will be held here tomorrow.
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Locals Victors Off Statesville in Junior Baseball Contest
High Point American Legion Junior baseball team defeated Statesville Juniors 9 to 5. Three pitchers Canipe Byerly and Johnson used as High Point built early lead. Rhyne and Estes led hitters while Dickens headed Statesville. Box score notes and scoring details follow.
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Favorite Undecided In Poughkeepsie Meet
Poughkeepsie N Y June 17 An east west intercollegiate rowing championship features Cornell and Pennsylvania against Washington and California with seven varsity crews entered Navy coach Buck Walsh calls his crew a dark horse as they come into form after practice at Annapolis Navy has little chance to reveal a top contender while Columbia and Syracuse show limited promise
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New Robot Landing System Astonishes Observers
A novel robot landing system undergoing testing lands aircraft so smoothly that observers barely notice when the wheels touch down.
Van Mungo Fails To Live Up To 10 Previous Remark
Dodgers starter Van Mungo mutinied against his club then returned to a rough outing against the Pirates. He loaded up five runs as Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 9 2 behind Red Lucas five hitters. Brooklyn’s defense held later but Mungo’s effort doomed the Dodgers.
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Dunkelberger Shines With 75 In Southern Amateur Qualifier
Bobby Dunkelberger, a High Point youngster in the Southern Amateur at Memphis Tennessee, shot 75 in his first qualifying round and sits well placed to reach the championship flight. He battled a faulty putter with three putting on four greens. The second qualifying round was underway.
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Enterprise To Broadcast Louis Schmeling Battle
The Enterprise will air the Louis Schmeling fight live from ringside with an AP wire direct. Fans can attend the Main and English street party to hear blow by blow coverage and results that mirror the radio broadcast.
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Louis Schmeling Showdown Looms at Yankee Stadium Night
The writer weighs odds for Joe Louis and Max Schmeling in a 15 round heavyweight clash at Yankee Stadium New York. He notes Schmeling’s right hand and Louis’s defense may shape the outcome, with predictions of a sixth round finish but acknowledges possible late action.
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J W Lindsay To Handle Tickets For Manero Dinner
J W Lindsay will handle tickets for the Honor Manero celebration for Tony Manero at 7:30 July 12 at Sedgefield Manor. John K Voehringer Jr of Greensboro is ticket committee chair, in charge of pasteboard distribution.
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Parker And Hall Take No 1 Doubles Post In Nationals
In Chicago on June 17 the national clay court tennis championship opens at River Forest. Frankie Parker, a singles favorite after three wins, teams with J Gilbert Hall of West Orange New Jersey to lead the doubles draw in the No 1 seed position.
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Three Clubs Tie for Amateur League Leaders
Furniture City defeated Harriss Covington 7 to 6 to knock them from the Amateur league lead. Both teams had 10 hits but Furniture City capitalized with timely hits including Kennedy's home run and a triple. The win keeps Furniture City in the top standings behind Oakdale Gatltard chciscaag and AMOS schidscas.
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Bramham Warns Carolina League Over Using Ineligible Players
Durham June 17 W G Bramham president of the minor leagues warned against players on organized baseball's ineligible nest playing with independent clubs He said the Carolina league harboring players under contract or reserve with organized baseball Minor league law bars reinstatement without proof they did not play with or against ineligibles in the prior 12 months
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Youngster Leads Amateur Golfers In Southern Tour Qualifying
In Memphis the 20 year old Panama City Florida player Henry Castillo shot a 69 in the first round to lead qualifying for the Southern Amateur. He outpaced veteran rivals with steady iron play and a sharp putting stroke as final 18 holes began, with Tommy Walsh among the few close behind.
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Ruth and Louis to headline boxing card at Yankees Stadium
The New York card features Babe Ruth era nostalgia and Joe Louis circuit clashes. Fans pay high ringside prices for a 15 round heavyweight bout headlining Schmeling versus a rising American challenger ahead of a Braddock title bout. The event highlights a streak of knockout success by the Black fighter since 1934 with heavy expectations.
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Castillo Squeezed by Eight Foot Putt for Par Finish
From Jackson Mississippi a late eight foot putt by Castillo rimmed the cup on the 18th green preventing a final round under par. Sam Perry of Birmingham Alabama matched the effort to claim the title with a 77 amid a tight scoring day. A 152 overall seemed likely to reach the title flight as players chased the top spot.
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