Trophies Awarded To Women Golfers At Club Event
Awards given at Emwood Country Club after a one day member guest tournament. Winners include Mrs T Marlowe runner up in Presidents play Mrs Matt Wall low medalist Mrs Marjorie Merrilees Junior Ladies champion Posey Fedman net up prize Mrs E S won low net Mrs Valette won putting honors Mrs George Co Greensboro won low gross Miss Mary Alice Hoover Masville won low net Han Ayers won putting prize blind bogey open for all contestants won by Mrs S Sanders.
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Emood Country Club
Andy Merrilees
T. Marlowe
Prest
Matt Wall
Hiss Marjorie Merrilees
Posey
Emerywood
Ladwood Country Club
Mesdames
J. Walker
Everett Bryant
H. S. Dunkelberger
J. B. Cooper
Tom Gold, Sr
Conn Defeats Louis In Dramatic 12th Round Title Fight
Billy Conn stunned followers at Pittsburgh with a 12th round rally to dethrone Louis. Louis fought hard, pressing the challenger and keeping the crowd tense as Conn absorbed blows, then unleashed decisive rights that floored Louis for the count of 10. Louis collapsed and was carried to his corner bathed in blood. Conn celebrated amid the 55,000 spectators as the new champion.
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Louis
Winnah
Billy Conn
Sep
Conn
Johnny Ray
Billy
Pittsburgh
Eddie Josephs
Harlem
Hefude Ved
Joe Louis
Big Negro
UNC Golf Team Heads to Intercollegiate Tourney in Columbus
The University of North Carolina golf team led by Captain Frosty Snow leaves for the Intercollegiate Golf Tournament in Columbus, Ohio. Team members include Captain Rodney Snow Tom Hayes Shookie Neeese Graydon Liles Paul Severin and Dave Ruth.
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University of North Carolina
Frosty Snow
High Point
Columbus
Ohio
Rodney Snow
Tom Hayes
Charlotte
Shookie Neeese
Burlington
Graydon Liles
Farmville
Paul Severin
Taroton
Dave Ruth
Montezuma
Snow
Conn Loses Title Bid in 13th Round Fight
New York reports Billy Conn failed to win the world heavyweight title after trading blows with Louis in the 13th round. Conn led early but his slugging returned a kiss from Louis, ending the bid. A September rematch at Yankee Stadium is planned. Also notes the visiting athletes Mule Haas Mike Kreevich Monty Stratton and Ted Lyons, trainer Walter Cox’s return home, rumors of Conn’s marriage, and Connie Mack receiving a degree at Penn Military Academy.
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New York
The
Enterprise Special News Service
Billy Conn
Mr. Big
Yankee Stadium
Conn
Louis
Jack Robinson
Mike Jacobs
Boston
Mule Haas
Mike Kreevich
Monty Stratton
Ted Lyons
Walter Cox
Goshen
Connie Mack
Penn Military Academy
Connie
Long Beach
Cal
Fair City of
Pasadena
Unhappiest fighter in the house Lou Nova set for delay
The unhappy Lou Nova sat in line for a September title shot against Louis or Conn but will delay his chance for at least a year. Abe Simon’s upset possibility next month could change plans, though it seems unlikely.
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Lou Nova
Louis
Conn
Abe Simon
Rounding Up the Strays at Phillies Fanfare July 8
Peace returns to the Phillies ranks as the Chick Meehan Jimmy Bronson regime tops the first Ebbets field card set for July 8. Sol Bartols is a principal target while C. M. Gibbs of the Baltimore Sun notes Conn’s 1941 knockout record, and Joe McCarthy praises Frank Frisch. Villanova coach Clipper Smith focuses on new backfield names Dzitko Karporski Peselski and Ziggy Xamlynski.
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Phillies
Ebbets
Chick Meehan
Jimmy Bronson
Sol Bartols
C. M. Gibbs
Baltimore Sun
Conn
Don Nassett
Gunnar Barlund
Buddy Knox
Clipper Smith
Villanova
John Dzitko
John Karporski
John Peselski
Ziggy Xamlynski
Inverness Tourney Lists 16 Players
Toledo Ohio June 19 Off and running in a four day gal lop for gold and glory 16 of the country s No 1 professionals opened the seventh annual 87000 Inverness invitational four ball matches today. The eight pairs are assured 50 per day plus expenses. The top prize goes to the team with the greatest plus after the tourney. Matches include Mangrum McSpaden vs Demaret Hogan Byrd Bulla vs Picard Revolta Heafner Methz vs Guldah Harrison and Smith Little vs Thomson Welson.
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Toledo
Ohio
Inverness
Lloyd Mangrum
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Sam Byrd
Johnny Bulla
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Clayton Heafner
Dick Methz
Ralph Guldah
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Horton Smith
Lawson Little
Jimmy Thomson
Byron Welson
Major League Leaders Listed By Associated Press
National and American League stat leaders are summarized with top performers in batting runs hits and fielding. Notable notes include Hack and Ott among the leading batters and DiMaggio and Williams among the top run scorers, plus pitching leaders Feller and Benton. The article ends with a historical tidbit: Richard Hoe invented the modern rotary printing press.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Moore
Nicholson
Ott
New York
Dallesandro
F. McCormick
Cincinnati
Boston
Richard Hoe
Barnes Leads Tribe To Win In 10th Inning
In Cooleemee on June 19 a total of 34 base hits powered Lexington and Cooleemee to a 12 to 9 10 inning victory by the Indians. Barnes drew the decisive double in the 10th with two on to seal the win for Lexington. Cargill 4-for-5, Hawn 4-for-6, Beal 3-for-5, Rogers 3-for-5 led the Lex hitters while Kelly, Pinkston and Peck added three each. Cooleemee outhit 19 to 15 but left runners on and could not convert with men aboard. Game resumes tonight at Holt-Moffitt Field in Lexington.
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Cooleemee
Lexington
Holt- Moffitt Field
Barnes
Cargil
Hawn
Beal
Rogers
Kelly
Pinkston
Peck
Skubtous
Martin
Price
B. Glover
Graff
T. Glover
Cargill
McGinnis
Hobbs
Drake
Skubious
Fott
Connors
Foll
Hornets Regain Piedmont League Lead After 7-6 Win
Charlotte's Hornets moved back atop the Piedmont League standings with a 7-6 win over Portsmouth, while Norfolk dropped to .566 after a 6-3 loss to Winston-Salem. Richmond beat Asheville 6-5 and Durham defeated Greensboro 5-1.
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Charlotte
Hornets
Portsmouth
Norfolk Tars
Winston -Satem Twins
Tars
Norfolk
Richmond
Asheville
Durham
Greensboro
Jim Gentry
Twins
Dave Smith
Albosta
Winston-Salem
Durhant
Randolph voters weigh Haw River district join bid
Randolph County farmers vote on joining the Haw River Soil Conservation District, which currently includes Alamance, Chatham and Guilford counties. Voting runs through Saturday. May freight car loadings hit the highest level since 1930, per the Department of Commerce.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Haw River
Department of Commerce
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