Pirates name Traynor manager as Giants stay atop standings
Pittsburgh安装 Traynor takes over from Gibson as Pirates suffer fifth straight loss 5-3 to the league leading New York Giants. The Bucs drop to fifth while Boston tops Chicago. Ed Brandt and Randy Moore help Atlanta edge the Cubs. Phillies beat Cardinals in 12 innings, Reds win as Stengel’s Brooklyn start Babich. Senators split doubleheader with Cleveland in a quiet AL day.
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Indians complete nine inning shutout behind Harder
In a mound duel Mel Harder held Oral Hilderbrand to three runs allowed while Hal Tosky homered for Cleveland and Monte Weaver absorbed his second loss. The Indians won 3 to 0 on the road as Johnny Stone Heinie Manush and twelve other hits fueled the offense.
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Hal Tosky
Monte Weaver
Helen Hicks Turns Pro And Amateurs Lose Good Golfer
New York reports Helen Hicks forfeits amateur status for a professional career. With Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware nearing retirement, America's women’s circuit sees Virginia Van Wie and Maureen Orcutt as leading contenders to carry the flag, while Opal Hill Leona Cheney and rising players Charlotte Glutting and Lucille Robinson may fill the gaps.
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New York
Helen Hicks
Glenna Collett Ware
America
Virginia van Wie
Maureen Orcutt
New Jersey
Opal Hill
Leona Cheney
Charlotte Glutting
Lucille Robinson
Paris adopts first split skirt in twenty years
After twenty years Chicago Paris, inspired by an American girl, introduces fashion’s first split skirt. The girl chosen for the court of St. James considers how to curtsey gracefully, and the split skirt is presented as the solution.
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Boxing Cornish Turns Down Society Fighter
The New York State Athletic Commission rejected a light heavyweight title bout between Maxey Rosen bloom and Enzo Fiermonte planned for July 19 at the Long Island Bowl. The commission deemed Fiermonte an unfit challenger and warned the Garden against sanctioning the fight.
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Enzo Fiermonte
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Ewing Tops Minors Batting Leaderboard in 441 Pace
Norfolk’s Forrest Buck Ewing leads the national batters race with a .441 average in the Nebraska State League. Elmira’s Johnny Rizzo surges to second in the New York Pennsylvania League with a .434 mark. Ike Boone and Luther Harvel set pace in their respective leagues with .395 and .383 averages.
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Three Good Bouts On Wrestling Card At Greensboro Arena
Three wrestling duels are scheduled for Sportrena at Greensboro Arena on Commerce Place tonight. The card features Herman Hickman versus Father Lumpkin with two of three falls and a 90 minute limit. Jim Hesslyn faces Weary Willie Middlekauff in a one fall 45 minute match. Jack McArthur meets Gene LeDoux in a Canadian heavyweight clash.
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Peele Johnson Named Boxing Coach at North Carolina State
Raleigh June 20 Peele Johnson former Raleigh high school boxing coach was named boxing coach at North Carolina State College succeeding Bill Beaty who resigned. Johnson has been freshman boxing coach at State and assisted in coaching basketball he is a State alum and former third baseman on the college team later with the Raleigh Piedmont league. Dr R R Sermon athletic director announced the appointment and said Bill Dunaway is now ineligible for further collegiate fighting after a recent non collegiate bout in Richmond with admission charged.
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Richmond
Sugar and fabrics names used in English speech
British lecturer Dr Henry Farmer notes that English speakers pronounce Arablc terms like sugar cotton damask taffeta orange lo zen ge muslin alembic and algebra. He discusses trade words and pronunciation quirks in English usage.
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Play Advances in Golf Meet at Emerywood Club
First and second flights complete first round of the President's Cup at Emerywood Country Club. Winners include W C Dunkelberger over J W Poole by default in the first flight and Charles Diffendale over T A Tilden one up. Second flight winners include W C Comer over A B Parker five and four and Jesse Washburn by default over T H White. Pairings for consolation flights announced.
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J. W. Poole
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T. A. Tilden
Bill Stow
A. GC. Abels
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First Round Ends in Emerywood Junior Golf Tourney
First round results at Emerywood Country Club show several byes and defaults. F Garrett def Bryant, Jim Groome def Hutchens, Ansel Snow had a bye, H Wilson def Bready, Dunkelberger had a bye, Sidney Gayle beat Jim Millis 5 and 4, W Reach defeated Bob Amos 5 and 4. Second round play set for tomorrow with pairings to be announced.
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F. Garrett
H. M. Bryant
Jim Groome
R. Hutchens
Ansel Snow
H. Wilson
D. Bready
Don Dunkelberger
Sidney Gayle
Jimmie Millis
W. G. Reach
Bob Amos
State College to Play Manhattan in New York City
Raleigh reports athletic director Dr R R Sermon says North Carolina State plans to meet Manhattan College in New York City on October 26 1935. He also mentions possible Georgia game if arranged and aims for a ten game 1935 schedule.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Key Performances
Yesterday's Stars include Ed Brandt of the Braves who held the Cubs to four hits with seven strikeouts. Jim Bottomley of the Reds drove in four runs vs the Dodgers with a double and a single. Heinie Manush of the Senators and Mel Harder of the Indians combined for five Manush hits in a doubleheader, while Harder threw a seven hit shutout in the second game. Curt Davis of the Phillies limited the Cardinals to two hits over six innings on relief to win in 12. Joe Moore of the Giants had two doubles vs Pittsburgh.
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Reds
Dodgers
Heinie Manush
Senators
Mel Harder
Indians
Manush
Harder
Curt Davis
Phillies
Joe Moore
Giants
Pittsburgh
Results Yesterday Across Teams in Regional Play
Norfolk defeated Greensboro 4 to 2 while Wilmington stood at 1 to 1 with an earlier score. Charlotte posted a 1 to 0 win over Greensboro and Asheville routed Richmond 8 to 7 in a high scoring game.
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Wilmington
Charlotte
Greensboro
Asheville
Richmond
Games Today Feature Evening Major League Matchups
Philadelphia visits Cincinnati and New York travels to Chicago. Brooklyn plays St Louis while Boston faces Pittsburgh in a slate of four late season games.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Results Yesterday: New York and Cincinnati Lead Scores
Yesterday results show New York 5 over Pittsburgh 3, Boston 2 over Chicago 1, and Cincinnati 11 against Brooklyn 7 with Philadelphia 10 and St Louis 8 also recorded. The card preserves readerable scores and team pairings from the day’s athletic results.
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Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Games Today From Detroit to Philadelphia
Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston are the only games scheduled Washington leads 6 0 Cleveland 2 3 Detroit at New York rain Chicago at Philadelphia rain 최
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Weather and Scores Across Cities
Baltimore defeats Rochester 7 to 2. Toronto plays Newark on wet grounds. Buffalo faces Albany in rain. Montreal travels to Syracuse with wet field conditions.
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Geese Victoria starts Hindustani study at 75
In New Orleans New Orleans beat Atlanta 4 to 0 while Memphis lost 2 to 3 against Knoxville. Little Rock won 3 to 2 over Chattanooga as Birmingham defeated Nashville 6 to 5. Victoria began Hindustani, one of the most intricate languages, at age 75.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Knoxville
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Little Rock
Geese Victoria
Front Page Ads Rule Japanese Newspapers Use
The front page of most Japanese morning papers is devoted to book ads. Editors print ads there to keep the cover pristine since the front page is prone to soiling. The practice reflects a culture that treats the first page as a display for commerce rather than news.
Former Champs Face Elimination Today In Amateur Tourney
Three former champions at the southern amateur golf championship face a must shoot low score to reach the select flight. Harris Whit ney and Perry lag near the bottom after yesterday’s rounds as Howell tops with 71 and Lazard McClure Hughes follow with 73s in New Orleans.
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Chasteen Harris
Nelson Whitney
Sam Perry
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Perry
Birmingham
Billy Howell
Richmond
Jules Lazard
Edwin McClure
Shreveport
Julius Hughes
Atlanta
Howell
S P U To Tackle Tomlinson Thursday
The Tomlinson Chair Company ball club meets the S P U club in a challenge at Willis Park Thursday at 4 30. Sechrest has pitched well for the chairmakers this season and should trouble the Industrial leaders as Tomlinson attempts to break into fast company.
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Hornets Sweep Jwo From Pats In Piedmont League
In Charlotte on June 20 the Piedmont league featured long games as Asheville and Richmond opened with an eleven inning 10 to 7 Tourists win followed by a 6 to 5 Colts victory in a five inning nightcap. Hornets beat Greensboro Patriots twice at home with Dick Luckey homering in the first game and Gillespie holding the Pats to three hits. Durham pitchers allowed two hits in a 1 to 0 and 3 to 2 two games. Norfolk Tars won twice at Wilmington 4 to 2 and 2 to 1.
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Norfolk Tars
Welch Memorial S Badly Beaten in Sunday School League Opener
A crippled Welch Memorial S team lost 24 to 4 to Green Street in the opening game of the Sunday School Junior Baseball League. Both teams faced early-season tempo with players off work and teams adjusting after formation. Upcoming games include Episcopal vs Central Friends and South Main Street vs Highland M E at local high schools.
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Victors Rally In Seventh To Seize Lead In Close Game
The winners used seven hits off Junie Barnes and seven singles from Cecil Spittler to build a comeback, with a seventh frame rally sparked by White, Hall and a Crittenden double. The teams meet again at the same stands today.
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White
Hall
Crittenden
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