Pace Setter Poole Wins Presidents Cup at Guilford Amateur
Jimmy Poole defeated George is 3 and 2 to win the Presidents Cup as Snow Ted leads early Guilford county amateur in Dlywood. Snow’s 219 pace the field with 36 holes completed and 18 more to finish. Final trophies will be presented tomorrow as Sanders Has presides.
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George Is
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Guilford
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A. A. Oliver, Jr
Jack Garrett
Howard Marsh
Shots Of the Big Shots by Art Krenz
Golf writer Art Krenz explains shanks result from poor hand timing and body use. Keep wrists and forearms active, avoid excessive torso motion, and focus on a controlled down swing to prevent mis-hits.
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Art Krenz
NEA Service
Police Name Al Robinson "Coolest Man" Amid District Scene
Police voters named Al Robinson the coolest man in town but objected to his business district appearance in swimming trunks. He was arrested and charged with intoxication as the crowd cheered.
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Deb Moines
al Robinson
Yankees Click To Beat Tigers 9 3 For City Net Title
The New York Yankees routed Detroit 9 3 as pitching and hitting clicked. Bill Dickey homered for the 11th time, DiMaggio hit his 10th, and Gordon left with an injury after a collision at second. Ruffing and Poffenberger held the Tigers to eight hits as New York moved closer to first place in the AL.
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Browns Rally Past Senators 12-9 in St Louis
Browns defeat Washington 12 to 9 behind five pitchers and 13 hits including five doubles a triple and two homers. Clift Bell and Beau Bell homered in the early inning while Bonura and Myer also connected for key RBIs.
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Lindsborg Shopkeeper Buried In Ice Overnight
Carl Johnson trapped inside the Lindsborg Mercantile icebox after a refrigerator latch slipped. He spent 12 hours in the store’s cold chamber before being freed, cooling off but unharmed.
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Kas
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Lindsborg Mercantile Company
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Sect in Afghanistan Reportedly Crawling on Hands and Knees
A discovery in Afghanistan reports a sect whose members crawl on hands and knees. The finding notes unusual religious practices observed among followers and raises questions about local beliefs and cultural norms.
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Afghanistan
Lead Soldier Show At Paris Convention Draws Crowd
The International Society of Collectors of Lead Soldiers displayed more than 10 000 such toys at their Paris convention.
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International Society of Collectors of
Paris
Eddie Williams Rematched With German Grappler
Jack Smith announced a rematch for Eddie Williams of Springfield Missouri and Larry Shaff of Berlin at the Friday night card in High Street open air arena. Smith cited strong demand after a recent Williams Dugan bout praised as the best local match by W F Bailey boxing and wrestling commissioner. The semi final features Eddie Pope of Stockton against Ernie Dugan of Lansing with Pope called a North Carolina native now at Stockton.
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Eddie Williams
Springfield
Larry Shaff
Berlin
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W. F. Bailey
Shaft- Williams
Eddie Pope
Stockton
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Yesterday's National League Scores Noted
Brooklyn beat 81 to 4 la. Louis defeated 4 to 1. New York shut out Chicago 5–0. Philadelphia won 7– Cincinnati in 12 innings. Boston 7, Pittsburgh ?
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Piedmont League Scores Rain Delays Three Night Games
Asheville Charlotte games rained out in Durham 9-4 and Norfolk 3-5. Three night matches affected by washouts with teams tallying limited action and delays.
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Durham
Norfolk
Adams Millis Whipped by Craddock Terry 2 1 in Lynchburg
Chaddock Terry defeated Adams Millis of High Point 2 to 1 as Elmore pitched well for Craddock Terry. Perry allowed four hits but two costly errors hurt Adams Millis, while Elmore held Craddock Terry to seven hits. The teams meet again tomorrow at 3 p.m.
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Woodmen of the World Dominate Harriss-Covington 56–8
The Woodmen of the World routed Harriss Covington Wolves by 56 to 8 yesterday afternoon. Brittain led with three hits while E Wall held the Wolves to five blows and added two hits. Totals as in the box.
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Littl Tommies Defeat Winston-Salem Juniors 4-1
The Littl Tommies extended their winning streak to five by beating the Winston-Salem American Legion Juniors 4 to 1 in Thomasville. Two errors, two hits and a walk produced three seventh inning runs to seal the victory as Kates collected two hits, with Roberts and Peeces adding two hits apiece.
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Tony Lazzeri Versatile Cub Infield Player
Tony Lazzeri has covered every infield position for the Cubs except second base the spot he held with the New York Yankees.
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Industrial Tomlinson Snaps Four-Game Run In Industrial Win
Industrial Tomlinson of High Point tightened its grip on first place by defeating Triangle 4 to 2 behind Angel’s six hit pitching. Tomlinson's tenacity matched Triangle's offense, with Ward collecting two hits for the winners and Clarke and Hucks each adding two for Triangle. Three-base hits came from Black and Clarke. Winning pitcher Angel. losing pitcher Dawson. Attendance 300.
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Marsh Furniture Edges Adams-Millis In 10 Inning Thriller
Marsh Furniture defeated Adams-Millis 5 to 4 in ten innings on the Marsh diamond. Kirby pitched 10 innings for the win, Wilson took the loss. White had a key two bagger scoring Miller in the final frame as Marsh totals reached 9 hits while Adams-Millis added 9 hits. Attendance was about 1,000 with Mays and Gurley umpiring.
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Oakdale routs Pickett 18 to 0 in baseball gem
Oakdale opened flood gates to demolish Pickett 18 to 0 as Osborn slammed three home runs and Loflin held the winners to two hits. Osborn led Oakdale with a standout two base and seven assists, while Bolton, Rhyne, and McDowell paced Pickett’s defense. Winning pitcher Loflin. losing pitcher F Jones. Umpire Surratt.
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Night Baseball Slate Includes Tie Called Game
Macon defeats Columbia 3 2 in the first game with a second game night. Jacksonville tops Spartanburgh 5 2 in eight innings before rain ends the first game and the second game schedules for later. Two other night games are on the slate.
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Odd Stories Stand Tall Across Asia and Andes
The article notes pagodas in Burma China and India range from three to eighteen stories but never even. It also highlights a Chilean mining district as the world’s highest inhabited place at eighteen thousand four hundred eighty feet above sea level.
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India
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Balsa Wood Noted as World’s Lightest Byfarer Fact
In the sWemps of Cuba Jamaica Puerto Rico Trinidad and the east coast of Central America balsa is identified as the world’s lightest wood used for light structures and crafts.
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Busy Week Ahead For American Legion Nine
The High Point American Legion Junior baseball team faces a four game slate this week in district action. They open Tuesday at Thomasville against the undefeated Little Tommies, host Asheboro Thursday, then travel to Winston-Salem and Thomasville Friday and Saturday. High Point has two losses so far, but has defeated Burlington and Greensboro in recent games. They must finish in first or second to advance to state competition. Thomasville leads the district with no defeats while Winston-Salem and Greensboro trail.
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Mike Jacobs Plans Baer Title Bid After Schmeling Detour
Promoter Mike Jacobs moves to rebuild Max Baer as next title challenger with a three year exclusive contract and aims to pair Baer against Joe Louis this September possibly in New York or Chicago. Schmeling’s hopes for a Louis rematch are put aside as Baer’s camp advances.
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Shute to Meet Guldahl For Diadem Match
Denny Shute and Ralph Guldahl agreed to a 86 hole winner take all match for the unofficial American championship. The first 18 holes to be played next Friday at Brae Burn Country Club with the rematch to follow on a neutral course once Guldahl arrives.
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Pater Harneee Te Reeee Anna Po Ee Eee
The readable fragments reference an apparent name and location but lack coherent details or context to form a meaningful news item. No identifiable persons events organizations or places can be confirmed from the text provided.
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Amateur League Schedule for Second Half Released
The second half Amateur League slate shows July fixtures including W. O. W. at Glenola and Harriss Covington facing Highland. Subsequent dates list Highland at Glenola and Abattoir venues with Harriss Covington and W. O. W. in various matchups.
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Duplicates Win Of Last Year Straight Sets
Hubert Barrier, 22, retained the city ladder tennis title by defeating J D Rogers in straight sets 6 1 6 3 3 2 on Emerywood courts. Barrier earlier beat L H Fussell 6 1 6 2 while Rogers beat James Parsons in five sets to reach the final. Barrier and five others will represent High Point as the Inter City team.
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Goat Wanders Into House In Klamath Falls
A disruptive billy goat roamed into a residence in Klamath Falls Oregon causing a minor scare. Neighbors reported the intruder wandered through the living area searching for a fall length mirror before exiting.
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Highland and Glenola Schedule Two-Phase Series Rivalry
The notice lists August games: Glenola at Highland and W O W at Harries Covington at High School on Aug 6 13 20 27 with matchups Glenola Harries Covington Highland W O W and Abattoir. It states winner of first half faces winner of second half in a best two of three series.
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Harries-Covington
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