Winston-Salem Wins Inter-City Golf League Title Notch
Winston-Salem golfers swept the final inter city match at High Point to clinch the league title with a final total of 434% to Greensboro 397% Danville 207 and High Point 158. C M Vanstory Jr led Greensboro with 78, while Dan Hodges led Winston-Salem at 102. The trophy was presented by Adrian C. McManus after the dinner, with plans for a post season match at Roaring Gap on July 9.
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Winston-Salem Country Club
High Point Country Club
Inter-City Golf League
Greensboro
Nlaw
Green Pnboro
C. M. Vanstory, Jr
J. W. Poole
Twin City
Winston-Salem
Danville
Adrian C. McManus
Dan M. Hodges
C. M. Vanstory
George Slingerland
Andy Merrilees
John Main
G. C. Kester
Elliott S. Wood
Roaring Gap
L. C. Matton
Ll. R. Hunt
J. HH. Dobbs
J. C. Abels
E. S. Wood
J. W. Woollen
A. &. Parker
T. H. White
A. H. Holton
R. T. Holton
Matt Wall
J. A. Morris
de Froelich
F. H. Murray
C. I. Brown
A. C. McManus
I. B. Grainger
E. Harrison
Young Charlotte Star Captures Carolina Amateur Title
Erwin Laxton of Charlotte Country Club, 18, defeated Al Dowtin of Asheville Wake Forest 7 and 6 in 36 holes to win the Carolina amateur golf championship in Raleigh. Laxton led Dowtin six up after 18 holes and finished with a half on the 30th. Gib Arthur won the second flight, Frank Curran took the Raleigh consolation, and other flight winners included Ed Reid Jr and W M Alexander.
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Raleigh
N. C
Erwin Laxton
Charlotte Country Club
Aday
Carolinas
al Dowtin
Asheville
Wake Forest
Young Laxton
Carolina
Dowtin
Fred Laxton
Fred
Linville
Gib Arthur
H. R. Swartzell
Wilson
Frank Curran
Sedgefield
Chink Haynes
Ed Reid, Jr
Charlotte
Fred Laxton, Jr
W. M. Alexander
E. F. King
Ed O'Herrin
W. M. Hicks
George Elliott
John Anderson, Jr
W. H. Jones
A. J. Fox
J. T. Richardson
P. G. Fox
W. F. Upshaw
W. B. Caviness
Sutter Regains National Intercollegiate Tennis Title
Cliff Sutter of Tulane defeated Bryant Grant of North Carolina in straight sets 7-5 6-2 6-4 to reclaim the national collegiate title at Havertown. Doubles champions were Keith Gledhill and Joseph Coughlin of Stanford, who beat Jack Tidball and Elbert Lewis of UCLA 6-0 6-4 6-1.
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Haverford
Cliff Sutter
Tulane University
Bryant Grant
University of North Carolina
Keith Gledhill
Joseph Coughlin
Stanford University
Jack Tidball
Elbert Lewis
University of California
Los Angeles
Sutter
Grant
Kieth Gledhill
Tulane
Memphis
Vines Wood And Shields In Wimbledon Quarter-Finals
Three American youngsters Ellsworth Vines Sidney B Wood and Lanky Frank Shields reached the Wimbledon men's singles quarter finals as 24 000 spectators watched the first week close Helen Jacobs also won mixed doubles titles In the men s draw American hopes face Satoh Crawford Perry and Maier in the next rounds with Shields to meet Austin if he wins the next match
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Wimbledon
Eng
Ellsworth Vines
Sidney B. Wood
Frank Shields
Helen Jacobs
Royal Box
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
Jiro Satoh
Jack Crawford
Australia
Ernest Maier
Wood
Gregory Mangin
Satoh
Austin
Shields
Roderich Mexzel
Slim Ellsworth Vines
Mater
Perry
Crawford
Howell Again Caps Virginia Amateur Championship
Billy Howell of Richmond captured his second consecutive Virginia amateur golf title and third in two years, defeating Jimmy Watts of Lynchburg 9 and 7 at the James River Course, Country Club of Virginia. Watts, 16, impressed peers, while Howell dominated after the first nine holes.
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James River Course
Country Club OF
Virginia
Richmond
Billy Howell
Jimmy Watts
Lynchburg
Watts
Howell
Bobby Jones
Virginia Golf
Yachts Start 660 Mile Race To Bermuda From Montauk
Twenty six yachts from the United States England and Bermuda began a 660 mile race to Bermuda. Robert Somerset of Cornwall England sent his cutter Julie Breeze first. Pierre DuPont Jr and the schooner Barlovento followed as the fleet surged from Montauk Point.
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Montauk Point
N. Y
United States
England
Bermuda
Robert Somerset
Cornwell
Eng
Julie
Pierre
DuPont, Jr’s
Southern Association baseball results from Knoxville and New Orleans
Knoxville defeated Atlanta 3 to 2 while New Orleans and Birmingham tied 1 all when rain ended play after 5 innings. Memphis at Little Rock and Chattanooga at Nashville were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Knoxville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis-Little Rock
Chattanooga-Nashville
Decathlon selection shrinks Olympic record gap
James A. Bausch led a U S decathlon squad at Dych e Stadium Evanston surpassing Wilson Charles Jr. by 47.05 points to post 8 103 25 and challenge Paavo Yrjo la s 8 056 20 Olympic mark set in 1928 Mortensen holds the American standard with 8 166 663 at Lincoln Neb. championships.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
DYCHE
Evanston
James A. Bausch
Jim
Kansas
United States
Bauseh
Kansas City Athletic Club
Wilson Charles, Jr
Paavo Yrjola
Finland
Bausch
Jesse Mortensen
Lincoln
Neb
Allen Jay Blanks Flint Hill in 10-0 Victory
Allen Jay blanked Flint Hill 10-0 for the second straight time, improving to 13-0 this series. Red Haworth pitched effectively allowing only two hits. M. Ingram starred defensively with a one-handed fielding grab on a hard line drive.
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Allen Jay
Flint Hill
Red Haworth
M. Ingram
Paper Box Wins In Extra Frames In 15 Innings
The High Point Paper Box nine defeated the Welch Memorial aggregation 8 to 4 in a 15 inning game yesterday afternoon. Bryant pitched for Paper Box and allowed 13 hits with 12 strikeouts while Collins worked for Welch Memorial giving up 17 hits and eight Ks. C Thomas, Ed Farlow and Faircloth led Paper Box with the bat, while Smith powered Welch Memorial’s offense.
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Stehli
Hiattereeee
Barnes
Tehii
Ine
John Oo
Tor
Cowan
Comard
Burgert
Serene Johnson
Ings H. P
Serene
Olx
Johnson
Frye
Cooper
Thomas
Stehit
Hittcher Cooper
P Cooper
Bidriage
High Point
Welch
Bryant
Collins
C. Thomas
Ed Farlow
Faircloth
Smith
HL P. P
Sabeen Eee
Davieseniass
Coke Esa
Evensee T
Weisner Cf
Eeeens
Farlow
W. Memorial Ab
Em As Deen
Eee Smith Ib
Culler
J. Grissom
Staley Kev Ehew
Aes
Iscdee Gadcans
Phibbs
Thomas Mills
Amazon
Thomasville
Andrews
Williams
Pierce
Henry
Slade
Connor
Cecil
Link
Bailey Thomas Mills
Radcliffe
Sateen Seer
Em See
Ahpoa Pittman
Helms
Byerly
Everhart
Batley
E. Byerly
Bar
Pittman
Blenheim Wins Brookdale Handicap in Close Finish
In a photo finish at Aqueduct Blenheim the Wheatley stable Brooklyn handicap winner added the Brookdale handicap and 4700 dollars to his list of triumphs. Four of the six starters were noses apart at the finish with Blenheim favored at 11 to 10 and time for the 1 1/8 miles set at 1 50 2 5.
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New York
Wheatley Stable
Blenheim
Aqueduct
FR Amory
Joseph E. Widener
National Stars 10 Compete in Charlotte Play
National Stars 10 compete in the Middle Atlantic tennis tournament in Charlotte starting Monday. Charlotte’s Teddy Burwell and Lenoir Wright join Wilmer Hines of Columbia South Carolina and Harley Shuford of Hickory North Carolina as top contenders after the national intercollegiate event at Haverford. Others include Letty Bryan, Jack Diamard, Doc Barr, Freddy Andrews, Ray White, Bob Crigler Kell Ryan Bob Stewart and James Halverstadt. Eliza Cox of Asheville tops the Maryland women’s entrants in Baltimore.
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Charlotte
Teddy Burwell
Lenoir Wright
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Harley Shuford
Hickory
N. C
Haverford
Burwell
Hines
Middle Atlantic
Wright
Shuford
University of North Carolina Stars
Letty Bryan
Chattanooga
Flash
Jack Diamard
Doc Barr
Texas Stars
Freddy Andrews
Birmingham
Ray White
Georgia Ace
Bob Crigler
Kell Ryan
Greenville
D. C
Bob Stewart
Pensacola
Fla
James Halverstadt
Atlanta
Eliza Cox
Asheville
Baltimore
Saling Breaks World Record in 110 Meter Hurdles
George Saling of the University of Iowa set a new world record in the 110 meter hurdles with a 14.3 second time in Iowa City. The previous mark of 14.4 seconds was held by Wennstrom of Sweden from the 1912 Olympic Games.
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Iowa City
George Saling
University of Iowa
Wennstrom
Sweden
Collins 8 Left on Bases and Umpires Mentioned
The record lists Collins scoring eight runs while Welch Memorial and H P P Box 6 are noted with left on bases. Umpires Wood and Riley are named in the brief scoring brief.
Duke to Run Second Summer School for Coaches
Duke University plans a four day summer school for coaches starting July 20 led by Wallace Wade. The program covers football with boxing basketball track and training under Duke staff including Eddie Cameron Carl Voyles Lenox Baker Warren and more with free registration and low board costs.
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Durham
Wallace Wade
Duke
Eddie Cameron
Carl Voyles
Illinois
Lenox Baker
University of Tennessee
Warren
Champoin
North Carolina
Tragic Gun Purchase Ends In Self Inflicted Wound
Charles Fischer, 59, a former Albany case proprietor, waited three weeks for a revolver permit and then shot himself in his rooming house bathroom after a remark from a golfer. The bizarre incident follows a golfer’s quip about five holes played and a novice’s misunderstanding of par.
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Troy
Charles Fischer
Alabany
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Emtment Senate Emeernmental Arena
High Point Club
O. F. Pfingst
J. M. Brantley
A. K. Moore
C. J. Blake
Jack White
W. H. Holderness
Jack Hardie
EB. G. Michaels
W. L. Pattmann
Frank Leak
Ray Taylor
George Sling
M. H. Willis, Jr
P. H. Dowell
E. D. Noell
Thomas Ruffin
H. P. Watson, Jr
D. C. Crutchfield, Jr
Welborn
D. 8. Reid, Jr
B. E. Tudor
M. B. Cash
A. F. Stevens
J. P. Hotchkiss
C. D. Pratt
J. D
Jack Main
Clyde Bailey
Fred van Wagner
K. P. Puryear
C. J. Jordan
C. L. Roach
F. Martin
B. K. Watkins
Randolph Perkinson
James Ray
W. L White
J. B. Heard
Charlotte Star
Tulane Star
Vines
Helen
Moody
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
North Main
Scientfic Shoe Fitting and Foot Comport Service
Youthful Star
Southern Association
U. S
Melrose
Cloverdale
Martin
Dawson
Foe
Diane
Nelson
Peewee
Segraves Ib
Sullivan
Muldin
Cooke
Flynn
Erteerenee Gaddis
Grubbs
Commonwealth
Church of Christ Club
Triangle Club
Comea
Church of Ch
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Ee Ee Fowler
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Hill
Seene
Fares
Church OF
T Edwards
Ewes Perry
Commonwealth Ee
Amer
Green
Geroies Neovbies
Allen Jay Blanks
Steal
Paper Box
National Stars
Dixie
Tomimies
Wade-Supervised
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Panama
Cannon-Fetzer Co
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