Terry Announces National League All Star Lineup for Washington
National League boss Bill Terry announced a 22 man All Star squad for Washington on July 7. Giants lead with six selections followed by the Cubs Cardinals and Pirates. Key names include Arky Vaughan Dick Bartell Dizzy Dean Carl Hubbell and Leo Hartnett.
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Alan Gould
New York
Washington
Bill Terry
Giants
Terry
Boston
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pinky Whitney
Phillies
Arky Vaughan
Dick Bartell
Diszy Dean
Carl Hubbell
Hubbel
Nationals
Dean
van Mungo
Hartnett
Leo
Gabby) Hartnett
Cubs
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Billy Herman
Joe
Muscles
Charlie Dressen
Reds
Jesse Haines
Wally Berger
Lou Warneke
Dizey Dean
van Lingle Mungo
Dodgers
Cy Blanton
Pirates
Bucky Walters
Lee Grissom
Leo Hartnett
Gua Mancuso
Ernie Lombardi
Johnnny
Mize
Jimmy Collins
Billy Jurges
Burgess Whitehead
Joe Medwick
Frank Demaree
Paul Waner
Pepper Martin
Cardinale
Mel Ou
Joe Moore
Budge, Grant Out. Parker Reaches Wimbledon Semi
Don Budge defeats Vivian McGrath 6-3 6-1 6-4 in the quarterfinals while Bitsy Grant loses to Bunny Austin 6-1 7-5 6-4. Frankie Parker knocks off Henrich Henkel 6-3 7-5 4-6 4-4 6-2 to become the United States' second semi finalist.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Don Budge
America
Vivian McGrath
Australia
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
England
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
United States
Henrich Henkel
Germany
Great Britain
Austin
Hitler
Gottfried von Crammenrich Henkel
Sam
Don Bisty Grant
Gene Mako
Budge
von Cramm
Henkel
Pudge
Bitsy
Garrett wins first Guilford County Open with 227
Jack Garrett of High Point opens the inaugural Guilford County Open Amateur Golf Championship at Emanuelwood Country Club with a 227 total over 64 holes, two strokes ahead of High Point rivals Bobby Dunkelberger and Bill Snow. Bus ter Moffitt falters late to finish fourth. Other divisions led by Ben Garner and Niven McCain.
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Jack Garrett
High Point
Guilford County
Moffitt
Ben Garner
Niven McCain
John Russell
Jack V. Garrett, Jr
Bob Dunkelberger
Buster Moffitt
Charles
Ralph Youst
Blair Park
Nelson Zachary
Balir Park
John Diffendal
J. W. Lindsay
H. R. Jones
W. C. Jones
Wayland Moore
W.salem
P. A. Warner
Hugh Smart
Local boxing and sports notes from Greensboro and beyond
Amateur Ed Tipton of Gaffney set for a card in Greensboro against Charlie Hilliard while previews hint at a warm up bout for atulewicz at the beach. Weekend sports include A A U swimming at City Lake, plus local golf results from Emerywood and rhile Beach festivities with Moffitt Garrett and Dallas thrilling near-misses.
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Ed Tipton
Gaffney
Charlie Hilliard
Greensboro
Wheels
Mebbe Hilliard
Atulewicz
High Point
City Lake
Singerfield
Alma
Historic Pitch Duel Between King Carl and Dizzy Dean
A legendary duel on the mound featured King Carl Hubbell and Dizzy Dean trading blows as the York Giants and their peers faced off in a historic screwball battle that promises a page in baseball lore.
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King Carl Hubbell
York Giant
Dizzy Dean
Cabbage Cabbage Tops Tigers and Indians in pennant chase
The Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians faced a seven day slump in the pennant race with only one win. The brief recap notes their performance and the impact on standings.
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Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
High Point Netters Clinch Piedmont League Crown
High Point netters clinched the Piedmont League title yesterday at Greensboro over Salem opponents. Hubert Harner beat Croom in straight sets 12-10 after a 7-5 opener. Singles results: Fuller defeated Dixon 6-8 6-2 6-?. Schock beat Hendrix 4-6 6-4 7-5. Copeland beat Eagle 6-0 7-5. doubles: Rogers Copeland lost to Hutchins Hendrix 6-8 6-2. Schock Fuller beat Hahiwonger Hayworth 7-1 7-5. McPherson Barrier beat Winecoff Yokeley 8-6 1-6 6-4.
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Point
Salem Netters
Greensboro
High Point
High Tech
Twin City
Racqueteers
Hubert Harner
Croom
Winston- Salem
Fuller
Dixon
Schock
Hendrix
Copeland
Eagle
Con
Rogers
Hutchins
Hahiwonger
Hayworth
McPherson
Barrier
Winecoff
Yokeley
Bats Fly Blindfolded Through Wires, No Collision
A remarkable observation shows bats navigating a cluttered room full of wires without touching them, using an unseen sense to avoid collisions as they fly.
Mulloy Defends Eastern Tennis Championship
The Eastern intercollegiate tennis championships begin today at Richmond County Country Club on Staten Island with over 70 players from 20 colleges. Defending champion Gardnar Mulley of the University of Miami leads rivals from Stanford and UCLA.
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New York
Theichmond County Country Club
Staten Island
Gardnar Mulley
University of Miami
Fila
Stanford
University of California At
Los Angeles
Hendrix Wins Triple A Tennis Final In St Louis
Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland Florida defeated Joe Hunt of Los Angeles California in a four set match to win the Triple A tournament in St Louis. Final scores were 6 2 16 6 4 4 6 4.
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ST. Louis
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Calif
First Jewish Star Returns to Phillies Spotlight
Morrie Arnovich, slugging outfielder, emerges as the Phillies’ first Jewish star since Erskine Mayer. The underhand delivery recalls the Quakers’ 1915 pennant drive as Arnovich anchors the lineup with notable skill.
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Mayer Philadelphia
Morrie Arnovich
Phillie
Erskine Mayer
Quakers
Hubbell Beats Dean In Classic pitching rivalry
Carl Hubbell defeated Dizzy Dean 8 to 1 at Sportsman's Park in a high profile pitching duel. The game drew 88 710 fans, with 38 719 in attendance for the crowd, part of over 120 000 who attended Hubbell Dean clashes this year. Ott homers aided Hubbell's win as he allowed six hits and struck out six without a walk.
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Giants
Cardinals
Hubbell
Diz
Sportsman's Park
Dean Hubbel
Old Squarepants
Wolves
Bill Terry
Terry
King Carl
Dean
Mel Ott
Cubs Tie For Second In National League After Doubleheader Loss
The Cubs dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Brooklyn as Van Mungo and Luke Hamlin limited them, leaving the Cubs in a virtual tie for second. Yankees win nine of ten on homestand, beating Detroit 9-5 as Selkirk homers for 16th time.
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Cubs
Brooklyn
van Mungo
Luke Hamlin
Yankees
Tigers
George Selkirk
White Sox
Senators
Athletics
Cleveland
Indians
George Carter
Tribe
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Phillies
Texas Leads Nation in Railroad Miles
Texas reports 16 734 miles of railways the highest total in the United States while Illinois follows with 12 262 miles of track. The figures highlight Texas vast rail reach and transport network compared with neighboring states.
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Texas
State
the Union
Ilinois
Week Schedule for Local Amateur Fights and Softball
Tuesday program lists Amateur Fights at Labor Temple Arena at 8:30 p m. Ed Tipton faces Gaffney C at 166. Gaffney against Charlie Hilliard at 161. Greensboro Pap Johnson High Point plays Orville Little High Point. Blairpark Junior Order softball hosts Martin Dutch. Church of God meets Enterprise amid six other bouts.
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Labor Temple Arena
Local League Scores At City Lake and Richardson Streets
In a compact meet, Merita defeated M. E. Church on Richardson Street while Main No. 7 beat Royal Arcanum at City Lake Triangle defeated Coterien at High School in separate contests.
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Commercial Softball
Royal Arcanum
City Lake
Merita
M. E. Church
Richardson Street
Triangle
Coterien
FPRIDA Wrestling and League Matchups Highlight Card
Local sports card lists FPRIDA Wrestling matchups against Labor Temple and Tiger Joe Maresh with Jack League and Jerry Burns facing Henry Graber in Sunday School League softball action.
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Fprida Wrestling
Labor Temple
Rena
Jack
Tiger Joe Maresh
Jerry Burns
Henry Graber
Softbail
Sports Roundup Highlights From June 28
A broad array of sports notes from Joe McCarthy teams to heavyweight chatter at Madison Square Garden. Stories cover Hornsby on hitting, Ralph Guldahl restaurant link, Joe Louis public image, and golf picks among Snead Guldahl Picard Nelson. Glenn Cunningham’s miles run and Braddock corner costs noted.
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Eddin Brintz
New York
Joe McCarthy
Why's
Madison Square Garden
Rogers Hornsby
Ralph Guldhal
Charlie Ward
Detroit Free Press
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Cetten
Strang
Henry Picard
Bob Harlow
Cotton
Snead
Guldhal
Picard
Nelson
Glenn Cunningham
Glenn
Milwaukee
Industrial League Triangle Plays W O W of Thom asville at Air Port
Saturday schedule shows no other Industrial League games. Amateur League has none. Commercial League A features Harriss Covington against Globe Parlor at High School Mille Home versus W O W postponed. Hayworth Roll Panel meets Oakdale, Logan Porter faces Alma Desk at Smith diamond.
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Triangle
Thomasville
Air Port
Harriss-Covington
Globe Parlor
Mille
W. OO. W
Ce Kh" Hayworth Roll Panel
Oakdale
Logan Porter
Alma Desk
Smith Diamond
Inter-City league games canceled this week at Adame Millis
No league matches will be played here this week following the vacation ending at Adame Millis. Local schedules are adjusted as teams return.
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Adame- Millis
Church of God and Enterprise Clash for Softball Lead
The Church of God and the Enterprise, both undefeated in the Commercial Softball league, meet tomorrow at 5 at the High school field to decide league leadership.
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Church of God
the Enterprise
Schammel May Sign With Green Bay Packers
Iowa City former All America star Francis Zud Schammel, now an Iowa assistant line coach, may sign to play for the Green Bay Packers. He has until fall to decide.
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Iowa City
Francis
Zud) Schammel
Green Packers
Schammel
Iowa
Amateur Ringmen Set To Battle Tuesday Night Card
Ed Tipton of Gaffney and Charlie Hilliard of Greensboro meet in the main event of a 21 round program at Labor Temple Arena. The card features amateur ringmen in a Tuesday night showdown with local fans expected.
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Ed Tipton
Gaffney
Charlie Hilliard
Greensboro
Labor Temple Arena
Amateur Boxing Card Promises Tight Local Matches
Tomorrow night at the Labor Temple Arena a Red Smith boxing card features Ed Tipton of Gaffney against Charlie Hilliard of Greensboro in an 8 30 start. High Point rivals tumble in matches with local and Kernersville entrants and amateur standouts Vie for rounds. Reserved seats are on sale. general admission is 25 cents and ringside 60 cents.
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Soc Charales
Labor Temple Arena
Squared
Red Smith
Simon Pure
Ed Tipton
Gaffney
Charlie Hilliard
Greensboro
Hilliard
Tipton
High Point
Orville Little
Jap Johnson
Little
Fort Bragg
Kernersville
John Hendrix
Ben Canipe
Jay Hahn
Purcell Kimsey
Red Kimsey
Clinton Chandler
Wild
Woolly Harris Moody
Troy Culler
Moody
Bobby Wilson
Guilford College
Culler
Smith
Oasis Grill
Ben Swartsberg
Mann Drug No
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across The League
Yesterday's results show New York defeating St Louis 8 to 1 and Brooklyn beating Chicago 8 to 3. Boston routed Cincinnati 10 to 2 while Pittsburgh posted a 4 to 3 win and Philadelphia won 3 to 4.
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New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Scores Return Mixed For Cities In Season Log
Philadelphia 10 2 record shows one 0 7 along with New York 8 and Detroit 5 in a mixed results round. St Louis 0 7 and Boston Bell appear in the report alongside Chicago 5 and Washington 3 as city outcomes.
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Philadelphia
One
New York
Detroit
St. Louise
Boston Bell
Chicago
Washington
Rube Benton Day Crowns Erwin Loss For Birthday Hero
In Erwin North Carolina on Rube Benton Day the 60 year old former New York Giant pitcher received a cake and fanfare after an Erwin loss to Angier 5 to 0. Benton’s season record stands at four wins two losses in semi pro ball begun decades ago with Macon in the Sally league.
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Erwin
N. C
Rube Benton
New York Giant
Angier
Oldtimer
Rube
Macon
Cincinnati Reds
High Point Players Reach Sedgefield Final for Presi Cup
At Sedgefield on June 238 Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point defeated Bill Sharpe of Greensboro 2 and 1 to face the Charles Diffendal Jack Garrett winner in an all High Point final. Garrett Wag crowned Guilford county amateur open champ at Emerywood.
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Forrest Murray
Slim Dallas
Emerywood
Dallas
Guilford County
Buster Moffitt
Jack Garrett
Rhle Beach
Sedgefield
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
Bill Sharpe
Greensboro
Carolinas
Charles Diffendal
Sedgefield Country Club
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Iedmont League
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Hollingsworth Candies Delivery and Curb Service
Hart’s Pharmacy
Mulloy
Sanders Dallas
Emerywood Country Club
Murray
Sid Freda
Associated Press
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Larry Kelley
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Mike
Hb Pons
James J. Braddock
Ike Jim
Harry Lenny
Louis
Braddock
Lenny
London
Church of God and Enterprise
Packers
Heckon Schammel
Harris Moody
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R Byron Nelson
Ralph Guldahl
Tony Manero
Sam Sneed
Horton Smith
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Denny Shute
Dudley
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H. P. Spears
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