Bryant Shuts Out Giants as Cubs Tie Series
Chicago right-hander Jay Bryant blanked the New York Giants 5 to 0 before 18,914 at the Polo Grounds. Only five Giants reached first base as Bryant allowed three hits, recording his sixth 1938 whitewash. The win evens the series and tightens the NL pennant race with the Reds and Phillies within reach.
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Davis Leads Cardinals Past Dodgers in Eight-Hitter
Davis pitched an eight hit game to earn his tenth win as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 1. Gutteridge contributed two runs and Don Padgett supplied a key eighth inning double to back up the strong pitching.
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Diezy Dean
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Don Padgett
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Spud Homers Lift Phillies Over Reds 7-6 in Extra Frames
Virgil Spud hit a game winning homer off Joe Casecarella in the 9th inning to lift Philadelphia to a 7-6 victory over Cincinnati after tying it on an error by Buck Jordan earlier. The Reds led 6-4 in the ninth before Philadelphia rallied for the win.
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Moody’s comeback sends her into Wimbledon quarterfinals
Helen Wills Moody rallied from 1-5 down to beat Mrs. Robbie Heine Miller 8-6 6-4 on center court and reach the All England quarterfinals. Roderich Menzel defaulted after an ankle injury, while Gene Mako pushed Bunny Austin to five sets before losing. United States players won six matches as the American bid for four titles continued.
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Mrs. Miller
Don Budge
Scotty Reston
Wimbledon
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Queen Helen
Robbie Heine Miller
Roderich Menzel
Don MacPhail
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
Kho Sin Kie
Frantisek Cesnar
Don Rudge
Ronald Shayes
Great Britain
United States
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Helen Jacobs
Alice Marble
Mra
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Dorothy May Bundy
Menzel
MacPhail
America
Owen Anderson
Rita Jarvis
A. D. Russell
Miss James
Budge
Mako
Austin
Greensboro Man Captures Casting Event
Hopkins of Greensboro won the distance casting with 78 feet 3 inches in the Southern amateur fly casting tournament at Banner Elk. Fred Banner of Banner Elk took second, Grady Farthing of Boone won the accuracy contest. Banner captured the biggest fish with a 19 inch brown trout.
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Greensboro
Fred Banner
Grady Farthing
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Banner
Mulcahy Beats Cascarella. Hollingsworth Wins in 2 1/2 Hours
In a 2 47 game at home, Hollingsworth earned the win while Cascarella took the loss. Mulcahy drove in seven with one homer and three walks, Weintraub had three RBIs, and V Davis homered and drove in runs as Cincinnati outhit Philadelphia. Attendance was 2 500.
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Philadelphia
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Cascarella
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Passeau
Reardon
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Goetz
Bucs Top Bees 8-7 in Boston Opener on Brown Victory
Mace Brown earned his tenth win in relief for Pittsburgh as the Pirates beat the Boston Bees 8 to 7 in the series opener. Brown doubled in the deciding two runs in the sixth, supporting a 2 2 3 innings relief stint.
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The Chief Wins 50th Brooklyn Handicap Race
Maxwell Howard's The Chief led from start to finish to win the 50th Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct. The three year old, carrying 105 pounds, finished a length ahead of Stagehand with Unfailing in third and Pompoon fading later. The win boosted earnings to 31,195 for the year.
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C. W. Whitney
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William Ziegler, Jr
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Picard Leads at Halfway in $5000 Invitational Golf
In Cincinnati on June 25 Henry Picard held a five stroke edge at 90 of 126 holes in the Goodall Invitational on the Kenwood course. Lawson Little trailed while Sam Snead and Ralph Guldahl posted strong rounds as leaders shifted in the round robin scoring.
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Kenwood
Lawson Little
Hershey Hurricane
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Horton Smith
Sam Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Guldah
Snead
Missing Cleveland Outfielder Breaks Bat After Missed Pitch
Yankee outfielder George Selkirk misread a pitch from Johnny Allen and spun around breaking his bat as he fell to the ground in Cleveland.
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Johnny Allen
Highland Forfeit Victory Over Glenola 9 to 0
Highland earned a 9 to 0 victory by forfeit against Glenola yesterday afternoon in a high school football game. Glenola could not field a team, giving Highland the win by forfeit.
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Porfhit
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Unclear match ends with late night hospital birth
The match ended in a sequence 6-4 4-6 9-7 0-6 6-4. Austin played tired after sleep deprivation and spent much of the night at the hospital where his wife Phyllis Konstam gave birth to a daughter in the early hours.
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McCrary Eagles crush White Oak in Inter-City league game
McCrary Eagles triumphed 13 to 1 over White Oak of Greensboro at Asheboro. Harrington led with four hits in five at bats while Hooks Calloway limited White Oak to five hits as Sally Newman hit the game’s only homer. White Oak used four pitchers in the loss.
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Mills Home Defeats Globe Parlor 4–3 On Squeeze Play
Mills Home edged Globe Parlor 4 to 3 after ten innings highlighted by a perfect squeeze play. Brady scored the winning run by squeezing Kearns home as the decisive tally crossed in the top of the tenth. Globe Parlor could not push across more than three runs.
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Alma-Hayworth Twins Rout Adama-Millis 22 to 5
Alma-Hayworth Twins defeated Adama-Millis 22 to 5 yesterday afternoon. Craven Boggs and Workman each had four hits for the Twins while Webb had two for the losers. Final line score shows Alma-Hayworth 212 104 327-22 and Adama-Millis 010 020 101-66.
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Alma-Hayworth
Wilson
Calhoun
Byerly
Singerfield
Georgia Tech Duo Wins Tennis Title
Georgia Tech players Russell Bobbitt and Bill Moore won the third district NCAA doubles title at North Carolina. Carolina pair Johnny Foreman and Bill Rood led 3-2 in the final set before rain halted play. the Engineers then won 6-0 in the fourth and captured the match 7-5 6-3 after crucial errors by Foreman.
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Local Sports Card Highlights July 1 Events
Central Carolina horseshoe league action set for July 1 with High Point visiting Lexington and Greensboro meeting Winston-Salem. Tennis June 28 features Coterien vs Country Club and others. Sunday softball June 30 lists Lutheran Wesley Memorial at Steele Street and more games at High School with July 1 Mechanics against Welch Memorial and other matchups.
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Engagement With John Henry Lewis Tests Galento as Title Contender
Antonio Galento eyes a bout with John Henry Lewis after a Philadelphia clash July 13 in which he hopes to prove he belongs in the heavyweight title mix. Lewis, a skilled light heavyweight with speed and power, stands as the stern test that could prove Galento a real challenger or merely a pretender.
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Industrial Loop Card Announced Schedule for Second Half
The schedule for the second half of the Industrial League lists July and August matches among Oakdale Tomlinson Pickett Adams Millis Triangle Marsh and Adama Millis at venues including Oakdale Airport high school and abattoir. Repeated matchups include Oakdale versus Tomlinson and Adams Millis versus Pickett across multiple dates and sites.
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Brentwood and Cloverdale battle in high scoring playground league
Emmea Blair leads with 10 runs batted in as Brentwood triumphs 13 to 14 over Cloverdale. Webb belts two homers for Brentwood, while Cloverdale’s P Culler collects a three base hit and Z Stiman scores a name run. Batteries listed for both teams include Richardson St and Cloverdale's Pinch with Culler and Meekins contributing key hits.
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Cloverdale
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Z. Stiman
Wen Tan
Chopsuey Origin Traced to 1896 New York Restaurant
A Chinese chef in a New York restaurant is credited with creating chop suey in 1896, marking its historic debut in an American dining scene and shaping later Chinese American cuisine.
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New York
Marsh Furniture team joins Twin City semi pro tourney
The Marsh Furniture team of the Industrial league becomes the second NC district entrant for the Winston Salem based semi pro tournament opening Wednesday. Marsh likely misses first games with action slated for Saturday and is managed by Alson Hoover.
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Winston-Salem
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Lee Chakales
Shelton
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Paul Everhart
Curtle Brooks
James Grissom
Crayton Haney
Wallace Haney
Coke Miller
W. D. Wood
Francis White
Reitzel Hiatt
Ralph Eldridge
Dan Kirby
Dewey Nelson
Glenard King
J. C. Butler
C. J. Hiatt
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