Legion Juniors Meet Greensboro Here Monday Battle Slated
High Point's American Legion Junior team with a 500 average meets Greensboro Monday at 3 45 p m at Willis Park. Coach Dan Arden will likely start Jack Hussey or Edwin Brown. Pugh 15 plays first base while Land Hayworth Neese Osborne Webb form the infield and Hedrick Sechrest plus a third outfielder will complete the lineup. The team vies for state finals as Thomasville leads the parade with two wins.
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High Point
American Legion
Greensboro
Willis Park
Burlington
Dan Arden
Jack Hussey
Edwin Brown
Guilford County
Harry Land
Pugh
Lewis Hayworth
Neese Osborne
Lester Webb
Clyde Hedrick
Sechrest
Arden
Thomasville
T-Willians
Winston-Salem
Asheboro
Carl Dann Wins Dixie Amateur
Carl Dann, a longtime Florida golf ace, captured the Southern Amateur title at Ponte Vedra Beach Florida. The 28 year old defeated Jennings Gordon of Rome Georgia 8 and 7 after taking the lead at the 14th hole and maintaining control through the final holes.
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Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Carl Dann
Florida
Dann
Jennings Gordon
Rome
Schmeling Plans Final Workouts Before Louis Title Fight
Max Schmeling boxed six rounds in drills at Speculator New York and announced two more sessions before facing Joe Louis for the heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium next Wednesday. He will box six rounds tomorrow and four on Monday, with today’s session praised for accurate punching.
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Speculator
N. Y
Max Schmeling
al Albin
Joe Mack
Butch Rogers
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
California Crew Sweeps Cornell Eights in Record Varsity Regatta
California varsity crew defeated Cornell by five lengths on a three mile Lake Cayuga course. The Golden Bears posted a new meet record of 15 minutes 51 seconds, while Cornell finished in 16 minutes 6 seconds, beating the old 17 minute 17.6 second mark from 1926.
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Ithaca
N. Y
California
Varsity
Cornell
Lake Cayuga
Nelson Sharpens A's Win Over Indians in Cleveland
Lynn Nelson limited the Cleveland Indians to about one hit per inning and drove in three runs as Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 8 to 4. Hal Trosky hit a solo homer to pull the Indians within one run in the eighth, but a late Philadelphia rally sealed the victory.
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Cleveland
Lynn Nelson
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Athletics
Hal Trosky
Earl Averill
Indians
Wally Moses
Trosky
Lou Finney
Moses
Bill Werber
Frank Hayes
Johnson
Finney
Werber
Sam Chapman
Hale
Dario Lodigiani
Averill
Chapman If
Trosky Ib
Lodian
Keltner
Ambler Sf
Hemsley
Nelson
Weath'ly
Putiak
Hudlin
Milner Wz
Zuber
Solters
Harder
Tigers Triumph Over Senators 5 3 for First Division Push
Detroit climbs into first division of the American League by beating Washington 5 to 3. Billy Rogell homered with Misenstat aboard for the decisive run in the ninth as Hank Greenberg and Charley Gehringer also connected.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Griffs
Billy Rogell
Harry Misenstat
Hank Greenberg
Charley Gehringer
Washington
Louis Is Sloppy Against Partners
POMPTON LAKES New Jersey June 18 Joe Louis continued light drills ahead of Wednesday title defense against Max Schmeling in New York Stadium He sparred four rounds with George Nicholson and Basher Dean by Demonstration he telegraphed a right hand but Dean troubled him at times Louis appeared in peak physical condition
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankees Stadium
New York
George Nicholson
Basher Dean
Nicholson
Dean
Newark
Joe
Bradley Tech athlete wins letters in two spring sports
Peoria June 18 Chuck Osborn the Bradley Tech shortstop and track broad jumper was the only Bradley Tech athlete to win varsity letters in two spring sports.
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Peoria
Chuck Osborn
Broad
Bradley Tech
Large tropical eagles show unexpected taste for monkeys
Researchers observe large tropical eagles feeding on monkey flesh, indicating broader predatory behavior among apex raptors. The finding expands understanding of diet breadth in certain eagle species and highlights interspecies interactions in tropical ecosystems.
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Tropics
Red Sox edge White Sox in 12 to win 4 3
In Chicago on June 18, 38-year-old Lefty Grove pitched for Boston against 37-year-old Ted Lyons. A wild throw by Boze Berger in the 12th allowed Desautels to score the go ahead run after Cramer's fly to center. Grove sacrificed, Desautels scored, and Boston took a 4 3 win over Chicago after 12 innings in a pitchers duel.
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Chicago
White Sox
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Ted Lyons
Boze Berger
Gene Desautels
Boston
Grove
Desautels
Roger Cramer
Totela
McNair
Lyons
Appling
Cronin
Higgins
Berger
Owen
Hayes
Runa
Cramer
Steinbacher
Kreevich
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Foxx
Kubel
Lya
Moriarty
Rolls
Browns 1 Yankees 0 in rain shortened game
New York loses to St. Louis Browns 1 to 0 as How ard Mills limits the Yankees to four hits. Lefty Gomez allows six hits and the only run comes in the second inning. The second game of the doubleheader is called after one inning due to rain.
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ST. Louis
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Howard Mills
8&J. Louis Browns
Yanks
Milla
Jake Powell
Lefty Gomez
Browns
The Chief Runs Ahead In Dwyer Stakes
The Chief outran three rivals at Aqueduct to win the 60th Dwyer Stakes for three year olds in 1 48 2 5. Stagehand, his stablemate, followed in near pace as Mythical King and Cant Wait trailed. Chief trainer Karl Sande led the Howard entry in front of about 15 000 fans steering toward an $8 900 purse.
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New York
Maxwell Howard
Stagehand
Pennant
Discovery
B. F. Whitaker
Howard Ace
Myron Selanick
Chief
Karl Sande
Howard
Imported staff the drinking water at Schmeling training camp
The article notes that the drinking water used by Max Schmeling at his training camp originated in Germany.
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N. Y
Max Schmeling
Germany
Kansan Nears World Record In Princeton
Glenn Cunningham won the Princeton invitation mile in 4 minutes 7.2 seconds and chased Wayne Rideout to a new world record 3 minutes 0.3 seconds in the three-quarter mile. Rideout set the mark at Palmer Stadium as 20,000 alumni watched. Cunningham tied Archie San Romani for a double win, repeat winners in the meet’s five-year history.
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Princeton
N. J
Glenn Cunningham
Wayne Rideout
North Texas State Teachers College
Cunningham
Rideout
Gene Venzke
Paris
Josef Mostert
Belgium
Palmer Stadium
Archie San Romani
San Romani
Archie
Don Lash
England
Sydney Wooderson
Dartmouth
Mostert
Blaine Rideout
Wayne
Pete Bradley
Venzke
Ralph Schwartzkopf
Michigan
Ray Mahannah
Drake
Leslie MacMitchell
New York
Ray Sears
Butler University
Indiana
Archie Williams
Charley Beetham
Ohio State
Sears
Johnny Wall
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Williams
Harold Cagle
Oklahoma Baptist
Beetham
Ross Bush
Howie Borck
Manhattan
Borck
Bush
Earle Meadows
Meadows
Cornelius Warmerdam
Cravat Wins $15,000 Yankee Handicap Set New Track Mark
Cravat a 3-year-old from Townsend B. Martin stable captures the Yankee handicap at Suffolk Downs, posting a track record 1:56.1 for the mile three-sixteenths. Carrying 104 pounds he defeats Blind Eagle Denemark’s entry and Thanke giving, finishing first, second and third. The winner pays $3.40 $2.60 and $2.20.
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Cravat
Townsend B. Martin
Suffolk Downs
Blind Eagle
Denemark
Thankegiving
Snow Leads Junior Qualifiers in Carolinas Championship
Ed Schrieber of Charlotte and Ansel Snow of High Point shot 79 to top a field of thirty plus Juniors in the twilight qualifying round for the twelfth Junior golf championship of the Carolinas at Sedgefield. The meet opens tomorrow with pro-junior and amateur-junior events, later rounds and finals scheduled through Thursday.
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Ed Schrieber
Charlotte
Ansel Snow
High Point
Carolinas
Sedgefield Golf
Bcards
Grover Joole, Jr
Raleigh
Max T. Payne
Charlies Vance
Greensboro
Albert Nolan
Guilford College
Johnny Jones
David Meredith
Frank White
Billy Keyes
Ed ‘Ehreiber
N. Bryant
Billy Une
Bobby Sappenfield
David Wilson
Roger McManus
Herman Wolff
Larry Stafford
Everett Saslow
Wayne
Davis
Smith King
Kirby Moore
Elmer Graves
Bobby Perrin
Jack Bartley
Johnny Frazier
Salisbury
R. ©. Bsappenziel
Edward McManus
Warren Gentry
Red Squirrel Organizes Food hoards and Nearby Nests
The red squirrel classifies stored items into hard and soft groups. Hard foods like nuts are buried or carried to a hoard, while soft perishables are arranged about the tree.
Termite Queen Lays 80 000 Eggs in One Day
A termite queen reportedly lays about 80 000 eggs daily marking a record reproductive burst in colony biology. Researchers note the high brood production supports rapid colony growth and ecological impact.
National League and American League baseball results
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 3 and Brooklyn beat Chicago 2 to 1. New York's 5 to 3 win over St. Louis. Boston routed Cincinnati 7 to 4. In the American League, St Louis 1 New York 0 in a rain postponed game, Dover 5 Washington 3, Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 8, Chicago 3 Boston 4.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Oe Louis
Dover
Cleveland
Southern Association Scores From Nashville and Nearby
Nashville defeated Chattanooga 6 to 3 while Knoxville led Atlanta 13 to 4 and Birmingham played a 10 inning game. Memphis recorded a 1 run result. Only games scheduled.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Dario Lodigiani Noted for Two Outs at Home
Philadelphia June 18 Dario Lodigiani Athletics second baseman once threw two men out at home with a single throw while playing in a Coast league game.
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Philadelphia
Dario Lodigiani
Athletics
Danish Christmas Rice Porridge Bowls to Protect Cattle
Historical Danish practice during the 17th 18th and part of the 19th centuries used bowls of rice porridge in barns to placate the hobgoblin and protect cattle on Christmas Eve.
McCrary Eagles trounce Hemp in Inter-City league tilt
McCrary Eagles exploded for nine runs over two innings to beat Hemp 19 to 1. John Griffin slugged a home run for McCrary while Lefty Shoffner collected three hits. Ed Brooks struck out seven over six and two thirds as Hemp managed only three singles off three pitchers.
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Hemsley
Hudlin
Zuber
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Mose
Trosky
Hale
Werber
Lodigian
Nelson
Lary
Campbell
Hall
Mudlin
Gatehouse
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Hite
Harder
Mudiin
Summers
HEMP
McCrary
Eagles
Seawell
Breece
John Griffin
Lefty Shoffner
Ed Brooks
Newman
Roberts
Cox
Quinn
Clodfeter
M’sw
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Howard
Bum
Brooks
Shigoda
Bungarner
Harrington
R. McCrary
Hartsee
Mabry
Clodfelter
Shigeda
Griffin
Shoffner
Turbeville
Babe
Cummings
Upchurch
Pole Favored For Wimbledon Title
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska emerged as a co favorite with Alice Marble for the Wimbledon women’s singles after defeating Hilda Sperling 6 3 6 0 to win the London Lawn tennis title. Moody remains favored at 4 to 1 while Jedrzejowska and Marble hold 38 1 odds.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Jadwiga
Ja-Ja" Jedrzejowska
Alice Marble
Monay
Mme
Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling
Germany
Helen Wills Moody
Miss Marble
Mrs. Moody
Mile
Jedrzejowska
Mme. Sperling
Dorothy Round Little
Helen Jacobs
Eusanne Lenglen
Cilli Aussem
Countess Brae
Late Tilts Define City Net Tourney Actions
Two late round matches wrapped up in the city ladder tournament with Hubert Barrier defeating L. H. 6-2 6-1 in a second round. Rogers faced King Ellington in an extended five game set before Ellington clinched the final 6-1 1-6 notching five straight games in the last stretch. Bud Copeland meets JJ Parsons in the other semi final as J. D. Rogers faces the Parsons Copeland survivor in the only semi final setup. Final matches slated for Tuesday afternoon.
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Hubert Barrier
L. H
Barker
Man
Rogers
Tennifer
King Tal Ellington
Ellington
Bud Copeland
JJ Parsons
J. D. Rogers
Parsons-Copeland
Angler notice on state fish stocking in Morgantown
Virginia Conservation Commission reports stocking progress on streams in Monongahela National Forest. Since January 1, 200,900 brook and 150,000 rainbow trout have been released in the Monongahela area.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Virginia Conservation Comm
Monkeys Learn to Throw Objects Unique to Primate Behavior
Researchers note that monkeys are the only species observed to consistently learn and practice object throwing, indicating a unique aspect of their motor learning and social play dynamics.
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