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Oakdale wins the first half of the Amateur League with a 5 2 victory over Harriss Covington after an eighth inning five run rally at Willis Park. Thornton earned the win while Yokley took the loss as Oakdale and Harriss Covington tied for first in the section.
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Padgham
Grant
McGrath
Oakdale
Harriss-Covington
Willis Park
Furniture City
Guilford
Ton
Yokley
Willard
A. Clark
Wall
Cooke
Thornton
Abrhpore
BE. Campbell
Ee A. Clark
A. Campbell
Bolton
Lequer
Uence
Farlowe
Gurley
Pontes
Riley
Ae Newby
Seeevess
Hedrick
Johneonh
Seee
R Oakdale
T. Wall
Maus
Clark
RAZEN COTTON MATHE De FAI HOylake Open Champion
Alf Padgham won the British Open at Hoylake with a total 287 while Henry Cotton, Gene Sarazen and other stars chased. Sarazen fought back to a 291 tying for fifth as Cotton faltered late. Jim Barnes and Marcel Dallemagne also contended. An American group led by Turner and Goggin posted strong scores as the field concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoylake
England
Alf Padgham
Ubs
Henry Cotton
Gene Sara
Ising
Two Continents
Padgham Simly
Sarazen
Wast Ces
Cotton
Padm
Jon
Marcel Dallee
France
Jim
Dallemagne
Bob Locke
Reginald Whitcombe
Lacey
Turner
Pine Valley
le Goggin
San Francisco
Ernie Ball
Mobile
Ala
McCallie Names Amos as 1937 Football Manager
Amos, son of Mr and Mrs L Amos of High Point, has been appointed manager of the McCallie football team in Chattanooga for the 1937 season. He is noted as a popular student, previously managing the third team and then the varsity, and is a corporal in the battalion. Other High Point players Hutchens and Willis were mentioned.
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Ner Amos
Co. L. Amos
High Point
McCallie Chattanooga
Tenn
MecCallie
Amos
Hutchens
Willis R
All Stars Manager Plans Roster for Interleague Game
Grimm will lead the National League All-Stars in the annual inter league battle. Terry of the New York Giants has withdrawn due to a lingering left knee injury. The manager aims to name five players on Monday to complete the squad for the July 7 game in Boston.
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York
Grimm
Terry
New York Giants
Bey
Rip
Cardinals
Rural wives on farms take vacations in survey of women
A survey of 10 000 rural women across 33 states finds 87 percent on farms take vacations. The study highlights leisure patterns among farm families and woman workers nationwide.
Williamson Fails To Qualify For Olympic Finals In 800 Meters
Cambridge June 27 Bonthron Princeton captain surged to edge Gene Venzke in the 1500 final at eastern sectional Olympic trials. Weichert of Rice cleared 14 ft 3 in to top pole vault, while Woodruff won 800 in 1 51.3, boosting Olympic hopes amid wind and showers. several favorites fell short or suited up for future rounds.
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Williamson
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Cambridge
Mass
Princeton University
Harvard Stadium
Pennsylvania
Bonthron
Venzke
Princeton
Ernest Fedderoff
Dark Horse
Millrose A
Monk) Little
William and Mary
Syracuse
Eddie O’brien
Dartmouth
Jack Hoffstetter
David Weichert
Rice Institute
Texas
Weichert
John Woodruff
Three Champions Upset In National Women's Aquatics
Mary Hoerger the 12 year old was dethroned by Claudia Eckert in the 1935 outdoor national championships at Oriental pool Manhattan Beach Claudia Eckert won the diving with running front somersault and other dives while Mrs Eleanor Holm Jarrett regained the 220 yard backstroke title in record time defeating Erna Kompa Iris Cummings upset in 220 yard breaststroke over Katherine Rawls in a photo finish at the Manhattan Beach meet
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Little Mary Hoerger
Claudia Eckert
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
New York
Mary Hoerger
Oriental Pool
Manhattan Beach
Mra
Lenore Right Wingard
Homestead
Chicago
Erna Kompa
Iris Cummings
Los Angeles
Katherine Rawls
Miami Star
Pineapple Raspberry Ace Cooler
A refreshing mix combines crushed pineapple 1 cup water and 1 cup raspberry juice with lemon. Chill until ready to serve in tall glasses with ginger ale ice and fresh mint for garnish.
Yankees Hammer Browns to Stretch Lead in AL
The New York Yankees slugged 10 runs on six home runs to defeat the St. Louis Browns 10 to 6, widening their American League lead to seven games. Frank Crosetti hit two homers, Lou Gehrig hit his 18th, and DiMaggio Selkirk and Ruffing added one each as Ruffing faltered early. Dickey Thomas and Hemsley homered for St. Louis.
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St. Louis
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Charley Ruffing
Yanks
Frank Crosetti
Lou Gehrig
Joe di Megero
George Selkirk
Ruffing
New York
Dickey
Thomas
Hemsley
Tigers Rally for Eighth Inning Win Over Phillies
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 8 to 4 in game two of the series as Dusty Rhodes allows six runs in the seventh. Washington and Cleveland also in contention in the standings.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Gordon
Dusty) Rhodes
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleve
Indians Rout Red Sox 14 5 on 21 Hits in Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians hammered four Boston pitchers for 21 hits to defeat the Red Sox 14 to 5. Boston’s lineup featured Ferrell, Wilson, Walberg, Dickman and Ferrell among others in a high scoring early season affair.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Red Sox
W. Ferrell
Wilson
Walberg
Dickman
R. Ferrell
Berg
Allen
Senators, White Sox split doubleheader in Chicago
In Chicago on June 27 Washington and the Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader. The Senators won the first game 2 to 1 behind strong pitching and timely hits. The White Sox answered in the nightcap with a 7 to 3 victory led by steady offense and shutdown relief pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Sirenane
Teago Whitehill
Bolton
Whitehead
Grube
Widows Granted New Pensions After Husbands’ War Wounds
War pension rulings grant surviving widows continued benefits as authorities conclude some injuries led to death. Families receive updated support reflecting ongoing care costs and service-connected hardship amid veteran survivor programs.
West Point Grad Turner Rogers Among Six NC Cadets
Statesville native Turner C. Rogers graduates from the United States Military Academy this June as part of a six strong North Carolina cohort. The ceremony marks a milestone for Rogers and fellow cadets from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner C. Rogers
Statesville, N. C
United States Military Academy
High Point Beats Thomasville 6 1 In Horseshoe Match
High Point hosts topped Thomasville 6 to 1 in a horseshoe game. Captain Glenn Hoover of the Y team scored a $1 ringers score in a three game match, with J Jarrett from Thomasville throwing 70 ringers.
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High Point
Thomasville
Davidson
Glenn Hoover
J. Jarrett
Geeton Seeckaee
Hill
Cikecan
C. Leonard
R. Kennedy
W.ringers Woomoar
Cpa
Stoker
Garner
Sceseses
Schmeling Louis Fight Film Coming to Broadhurst Theatre
Pictures of the Schmeling Louis heavyweight fight will show at the Broadhurst theatre starting July 5 for four days. Roy Champion announces the 12 round match film that tells how Schmeling scored a major upset and the showing lasts 45 minutes.
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Max Schmeling
New York
Broadhurst Theatre
Roy Champion
Schmeling
Church of God Tops Sunday School Ball League
The Church of God leads the Sunday School league with a 5 1 record, followed by Emmanuel Lutheran 4 1, Wesley Memorial 4 1, and peers like Green St Baptist and Gospel Tabernacle. Postponed games will be made up the week of June 29 with schedule notes for Tuesday matchups and venues.
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Sunday School League
Church of God
Emmanuel Lutheran
Wesley Memorial
Central Friends
Gospel Tabernacle
Green St. Baptist
Episcopal
Welch Memorial
First Baptist
Bhs
Evangelical Reformed
Presbyterian
Gib Clinard Wins President's Cup Tournament
Gib Clinard defended his President's Cup title at Emerywood Country Club by defeating Dr. George Wood 10 and 9 in a 36 hole final. Clinard, who previously beat Bill Snow to win the crown, led Wood throughout the match.
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Gib Clinard
Emerywood Country Club
George Wood
Clinard
Dr. Wood
Bill Snow
Kocsis Defeats Leslie In Finals To Claim Golf Title
Charles Kocsis, from Detroit, defeated Paul Leslie of LSU 6 and 5 to win the National Intercollegiate golf championship at North Shore Chicago. Kocsis led from the first hole, was four up at the midway point, and sealed victory on the 31st hole, matching Michigan and Big Ten pride with the title.
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Chicago
Charles
Chuck) Kocsis
Detroit
North Shore
Paul Leslie
Louisiana State
Michigan
Kocsis
Baltimore
Leslie
Discovery Winner Brooklyn Handicap For Third Straight
New York June 27 Discovery breezed to his third consecutive Brooklyn Handicap victory at Aqueduct carrying 136 pounds. The big chestnut finished four lengths ahead of Good Gamble with Roman Soldier third in the $10,575 race dominated by Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s entry.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Discovery
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Good Camble
Elwood Sachsenmaiers
Roman Soldier
Yankees Lead A L Batting Averages Boosted By Gehrig
Chicago June 27 An analysis of weekly batting averages shows the New York Yankees atop the American League led by Lou Gehrig hitting .402 through 64 games with 102 hits and 81 runs. Rip Radcliff Bill Dickey and Bill Sullivan among leaders, Joe DiMaggio also high, while Foxx and Gehringer pace power stats. Boston and Cleveland players appear among other leaders and pitching leaders include Grove Pearson DeShong. Team batting by New York and fielding by Boston. Washington tops double plays with 71.
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Rip’ Radcliff
Chicago
Bill Dickey
New York
Bill Sullivan
Cleveland
Luke Appling
Charley Gehringan
Detroit
Joe DiMaggio
Roy Bell
St. Louis
Earl Averill
Jimmy Foxx
Boston
Averill
Outfelder
Frank Crosetti
Bob Grove
Monte Pearson
Pearson
Grove
Jimmy DeShong
Washington
Lefty Gomes
Yanks
Vernon Kennedy
Chicago Star
Boston Red Sox
Bitsy Grant to face Fred Perry in Wimbledon quarterfinals
At Wimbledon June 27 Britons hailed Atlanta star Bitsy Grant who defeated Vivian McGrath 6-3 6-4 6-0 to reach the quarterfinals where he will meet Fred Perry. Perry beat Camille Malfrey 6-2 6-2 6-4 as the top seeds and other quarterfinals were set with Budge Quist Crawford Von Cramm and Allison in the lower half. Helen Jacobs advanced to the quarterfinals with a win over Lili de la Valdene, facing Anita Lizana next.
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Roger Greene
Wimbledon
Eng
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
McGrath
Grant
Heiner Hebel
Fred Perry
Perry
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Camille Malfrey
Cambridge
Crawford
Harry Lee
Don Budge
America
Wilmer Allison
Gottfried von Cramm
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Budge
Quist
Allison
Austin
von Cramm
Helen Jacobs
Lili de la Valdene
France
Spain
Anita Lizana
Chile
Mary Heeley
England
Cubs Lose Shot at League Lead in Giants rout
New York June 27 The Chicago Cubs lost a chance to seize the NL lead as they fell 11 to 2 to a lagging San Francisco Giants. Giants move into a three way tie for third with the Pirates while the Cubs drop one game behind the Cardinals. Root Henshaw Warneke Hartnett Gumbert Gabler Mancuso listed.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Pirates
Cuba
St. Louis Cardinals
R. Root
Henshaw
Warneke
Hartnett
Gumbert
Gabler
Mancuso
Reds extend win streak with 10 9 victory over Phillies
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 9 in Philadelphia to extend their longest winning streak of the season to six games. Four homers highlighted the comeback as Grissom Brennan Derringer Campbell matched the Phillies’ runs with strong batting.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Cincinnati
Grissom
Brennan
Derringer
Campbell
Bowman
Kowalik
Johnson
Atwood
American Association Scores Show Mixed Results
Columbus 11 defeated by Toledo 138 in a surprising climb for the Toledo team. Kansas City 6 fell to Minneapolis 5. Milwaukee and St. Paul recorded a 6 point contest ending without a winner.
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Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
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Pittsburgh
Ben Eastman
Woodruff
Indiana
Chuck Hornbostel
Hornbostel
Harry Williamson
North Carolina
Joe McCluskey
New York A. C
McCluskey
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Jack Torrance
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
al Moreau
Phil Good
Bowdoin College
Johnny Morriss
Glenn Hardin
Robert Rodenkirchen
Jersey City
Ben Johnson
Rodenkirchen
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Turn Verein Club
U. S
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George Gulack
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Tigers
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Hayes
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Kimsey
Phillips
Hayworth
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West Point Grad
Schmeling-Louis Films
Broadhurst
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Pickett
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Detroit Shot Maker
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Ile McCarthy
Tall Tun
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Gehringer
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Foxy
Bill Werber
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