Highland, Tomlinson Win In Muny Loop
Highland uses 14 hit attack to beat Pickett 14 to 0 in Municipal League play. Brown allows two safeties and 15 strikeouts as Highland extends its winning streak to 25 games. Mel Walker Crofts lead with three hits each. McDonald Hoover Dennis and Grant add multiple hits.
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Highland
Pickett
Highland Techers
Austin Brown
Bill Welborn
Mel Walker
Crofts
Curt McDonald
al Hoover
Paige Dennis
Marie Grant
Highland Abrh
Crotts
Jones
McDonald
Welborn
Grant
Cecile
Walker
Hemric
Hoover
McCombs
Dennis
Cates
York
Cubs Rally Past Reds To Cut Leading Margin Half
Chicago Cubs overcome a 7-0 deficit to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 2. Paul Derringer earned his fifth win of the season, as Lou Novikoff delivered the key double and a three run sixth inning propelled the Cubs to their seventh win in 12 meetings with St Louis.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
St. L. Cardinals
Reds
Paul Derringers
Howie
Lou Novikoff
Cubs
Red
Derringer
Stan Musial
Clyde McCullough
Cardinals
Danny Litwhiler
Walker
Phil Cavata
Bill Nicho
St. Louis
Klein
Hack
Stanky
Musial
Cavaretta
Litwhiler
Nicholson
W Cooper
Novikoff
Kurowski
Owrey
Hopp
Cullough
Marion
Merullo
Pollet
Whirly Wins Surprise Arlington Mile at Washington Park
Whirlaway failed to add to his earnings as Best Seller pulled an 18 to 1 upset in Arlington Park's 1 mile added Equipoise race. Thumbs Up finished second a head ahead of Best Seller, with Some Chance in third and Rounders fourth. Whirlaway carried 126 pounds as the favorite, but his bid faltered and he finished well back.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Washington Park
Whirlaway
Rounders
J. W. Galbreath
R. J. Dienst
Columbus
Browns Rally Past Tigers 6-3 in St Louis
Don Gutteridge and Mike Kreevich each had three hits to lead the St Louis Browns to a 6 to 3 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Gutteridge hit three doubles and Kreevich added a double and two singles as Williams scored twice. Hank Dana delivered a two run double for Detroit in the ninth but failed to avert the loss. Attendance 1,239.
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ST. Louis
Don Gutteridge
Mike Kree Vich
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Gutteridge
Browns
Kreevich
Tigers
Hank Dana
Louis
Ho Cramer
Gut'ri'ge
Wood
Byrnes
Wakef'id
Laabs
Higgins
Stephens
Harris
Hayes
Metro
Christ’n
York
Clift
Hoover
Richards
Potter
Trout
Ost'mler
Henshaw
Caster
Ross
Overmire
Dana
aLabs
Ostermueller
Oana
Peter
Detroit
Rue and McGowan
Ended Dominates Myrtlewood Handicap Start to Finish
In opening day action, Ended seared to the front and set a stellar pace in the Myrtlewood handicap. Fair aris and Rounders chased as Woof Woof Best Seller and Chance followed, while Whirlaway rallied late under jockey Wenda Eads but failed to reach the leaders.
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Eddie Smith
Fairaris
Whirlaway
Wenda
Eads
McCrary and Wood Set In Emerywood Title Match
J D McCrary and FE S Wood reach the Emerywood Country Club men s President s Cup final. McCrary won 6 and 5 over E C Dillon in the semis while Wood edged H S McKee one up on the 19th. Consolation finals pair W W Gluyas and T A Marlowe also play today. the mixed Scotch foursome is planned for June 30 at 1 30 PM.
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J. D. McCrary
Wood
Emerywood Country Club
Emerywood
McCrary
E. C. Dillon
H.S. McKee
W. W. Gluyas
T. A. Marlowe
Senators Beat Athletics 4 1 as Wynn Defeats Flores
Early Wynn pitched the win over Jesse Flores guiding Washington to a 4 1 victory against Philadelphia. Bob Johnson hit a first inning homer with a man on base, lifting the Senators to a game and a half behind the Yankees. Wynn allowed five hits and his sixth win against four defeats.
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Washington
Wynn
Jesse Flores
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Johnson
Senators
New York Yankees
Boston
Philadelphia
Dick Siebert
Hal Wagner
Irvin Ha
Johnson
Spence
Hall
Gerry Priddy
Ellis Clary
Abrio Vale
Care
White
Mayo
Vernon
Estatella
Siebert
Early
Wagner
Priddy
Tomlinson tops Mills Home 7 to 3 in Municipal League game
Tomlinson nine, led by Broadway Campbell and Butler, beat Mills Home 7 to 3 at Highland Field. Campbell doubled twice and Broadway added three hits to pace the winners while W Idol earned the win in 7 innings. Mills Home received two hits from Bailey and Tate drove in two runs as the game drew 9,500 fans.
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Tomlinson
Mills
Highland Field
Thomasville
Campbell
Broad
Bailey
Tate
Butler
Campbell Broadway
Hill
Broadway Campbell
W. Idol
Idol
Godwin
Brother, once short, now tall and weighing near two hundred
The article notes a player nicknamed Brother has grown to over six feet, now around 200 pounds. He recalls a cold shoulder from the Yankees, hinting at past friction or rejection shaping his resolve and ongoing sports ambitions.
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Brother
The
Yankees
Paul Gold Andress Bids Blair Park Farewell For Spartanburg
Paul Gold Andress, Blair Park pro, leaves High Point July 15 for Spartanburg Country Club to assume new duties. A respected figure in local golf, he previously led Asheboro Municipal and captured the 1928 Carolinas PGA title before qualifying for the National PGA. He recalls a rainy Hillcrest Country Club setup during that era and reflects on his career as he moves on.
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Paul Gold Andress
High Point
Blair Park
Spartanburg, D. C
Paul
Asheboro
Andress
Carolinas
Durham
Leo Diegel
Hillcrest Country Club
Los Angeles
California
Spartanburg
Serving Uncle Sam Ellington Leaves Local Y For Army
Herbert William Ellington a Y staff member and High Point High School graduate joins the U S Army after a week’s departure. He worked as a lifeguard locker room attendant and boys work director and served as senior counselor at Camp Elliott for four seasons. Edgar Hartley lauds his personality friendliness and thorough program files as the Y wishes him success with Lacle Sam.
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Herbert William Ellington
Bill
United States Army
High Point High School
Camp Elliott
Edgar Hartley
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lacle Sam
Pirates Hammer Reds To Increase Lead On Third
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Cincinnati Reds 9 to 0 in Cincinnati. Vander Meer struggled as the Pirates jumped to an early lead and pulled away with a five run third inning. Bob Elliott homered and Vince DiMaggio, Elbie Fletcher, and Davis contributed key hits as Max Butcher pitched effectively through the heat.
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Pirates Hammer Reds
Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vander Meer
Pirates
Bob Elliott
Max Butcher
Reds
Woody Williams
Haas
Jimmy Russell
Steve Mesner
Wyrostek
Elliott
Elbie Fletcher
Mesner
Fletcher
Pittsburgh
Vince DiMaggio
Butcher
Ed Heusser
Frankie Gustine
DiMaggio
Tipton
Barrett
Miller
Mueller
Lakeman
V'Meer
Heusser
Crabtree
Stone
Guatine
Geary
Wil- Hames
Walker
Ellicott
Russell
Gustine Andletcher
Williams
Trike
l-Lakeman
Dunn
Stewart and Magerkurth
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Washington Senators
Yanks
Ken Sears
Candini
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Kurowsk
Mace Pollet
Cavarretts Cullough
Merulio
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Cavarretta
Nic Novikoff
Lowrey
Klein and Hoppla
Whirly
Arrow
Clarit
Xxx
Xxxx
Bt. Louis
M‘crary
Trip Flores
Washington A
Heffner
Toms Trim Mills
New Zealand
Priddy Clary
Flores
Stewart
Weafer
Piperas
Millis
Tomilson
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