Carolinas Amateur golf tourney advances with mixed results
In Morganton on June 28 the Carolinas Amateur golf tournament saw both upsets and strong performances. Bob Crosland lost to Hub Covington in a tight match while defending champion Dunkelberger beat Eskridge 8 and 7. First round results featured Patton, Pittman, Russell, and others advancing as second round pairings were set. Next year’s event will be at Forest Lake Country Club in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganton
Carolinas
Bob Crosland
Charlotte
Crosland
Hub Covington
Linville
Henry Styers, Jr
Lexington
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
Charles Eskridge
Shelby
Sam Russell
Columbia
S. C
Styers
Dick Gwyn
Winston-Salem
Richard S. Tufts
Pinehurst
Marshall Ballentine
Greenville
Tommy Bumbarger
Hickory
W. K. Jeffords, Jr
Orangeburg
John Cushman
Bill Cozart
Durham
Bahnson Gray
Otis Arney
Brick Waddell
Chester Brown
Asheville
Winwood Ham
Raymond Pittman
Robert Ttrawn
Rock Hill
S.C
Billy Joe Patton
A. G. Brencer
Lenoir
Grover Poole, Jr
Raleigh
Sut Alexander
Covingston
Gwyn
Cozart
Ballantine
Jeffords
Arney
Brown
Russell
Pittman
Patton
Dunkelberger
Neal
Dillon
Owens
McManus
Poole
Forest Lake Country Club
Rip
Tomlinson
Elijah Diamond
Burke Koontz
Bob Parker
Hilliard Nance
J. D. Holt
Earl Brinkley
Sanford
Eddie Shokes
Lefty Rhyne
Randy Weston
Tomlinson's Rip vows upset as Sanford targets repeat
Rip Collins, manager of Tomlinson's team, declares "we're gonna beat 'em" before a key tournament clash with Sanford's Spinners. The piece highlights Tomlinson's strong middle, pitching depth, and fielding, while noting Sanford's edge in pitching. A second crucial game features McCrary's Eagles vs the Blanketeers with Wichita ambitions looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip Collins
Tomlinson
Rip
Sanford
Zeb Harrington
Carl Ray
Mound Corp
Four Easterners in Quarterfinals in National Golf Meet
Eastern golfers show strength in the national collegiate championship at Ekwanox. Four of eight quarterfinalists hail from Harvard Dartmouth Holy Cross and Swarthmore, with others from Duke Mississippi Virginia and Town State. Eddie Foy of Holy Cross posts the day’s best golf by edging Earl Stewart 1 up at LSU, carding 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill King
Manchester
Ekwanox
Harvard
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Swarthmore
Duke
Mississippi
Virginia
Town
Bill Hall
Eddie Foy
Earl Stewart
Louisiana State
Bill
Ace
Mooresville Beats Cooleemee 19 to 6 in Lopsided Game
Mooresville slugged past Cooleemee 19 to 6 on June 28 with 12 hits and nine Cooleemee errors. Blair opened with a first inning homer for Mooresville as Robinson Earnhardt Som merer Bojokowski Smith and Gallipeau contributed offensively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooleemee
Mooresville
Blair
The
Moors
Robinson
Earnhardt
Sommerer
Bojokowski
Smith
Gallipeau
West Virginia Lacks 200-Pounders in Regular Football Lineup
Morgantown reports that West Virginia will not field any 200 pound players in its regular football lineup this spring shaping depths for the team. The note highlights a lighter roster as spring drills begin in Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia
Southern athletes shine as Clemson meets key matchups
Stewart Alexander of Duke advances to the quarterfinals by defeating C Foster Brown Jr of Union and Ed Meister of Yale. Cary Middlecoff of Mississippi eliminates Ed Otto Greiner of the University of Baltimore and Burleigh Jacobs of Wisconsin. F Dixon Brooke of Virginia defeats Georgetown’s Johnny Burke and then overcomes Arnold Zimmerman of Princeton after extra holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Bill Clark
Dartmouth
Harry Haverstick
Swarthmore
Stewart
Alexander
Duke
C. Foster Brown, Jr
Union
Ed Meister
Yale
Cary Middlecoff
Mississippi
Ed Otto Greiner
University of Baltimore
Burle
Celebrities and Boxing Talk Fill Sports Pages
Roundup of boxing plans and boxing figures with Tony Galento Eddie Waitkus and Lou Gehrig notes plus broadcasting and ownership chatter. Mentions Baer Galento Dempsey Luttrell Cruz boxing under Georgia rules and Tony Musto. Also notes Harvey Indiana fans Boudreau Cubs predictions and a Newark Bears standings quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Dempsey
Luttrell
California
Gulfstream Park
Miami
Buck Tropical Park
Harry Lenny
Tony Musto
Chicago
Tony
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Stan W. Carlson
Minneapolis
Lou Gehrig
Ready For the Press
Kannapolis Towelers Edge Tommies 3 2 in NCL Tilt
Ken Chitwood triple in 10th and score on Culbertson hit gave Kannapolis a 3 2 win over Thomasville. Chitwood pitched a six hitter with a triple and double, leading the Tornadoes in the North Carolina State League clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannapolis
Ken Chitwood
Culbertson
N. C
Thomasville Tommies
Chitwood
Thomasville
Poa Bees
Iin
Vcuycvecste
GacemMan
Coombs
Oasis Cserecios
Abd
Eeee S
I'Ck
Culberson
Cs Secseesces S
Davis
Pishal Bas
S.ccenss
Ciass Osha
R. Thomasville
Carrier
Saceman
LaMothe
Burns
Thrift
Easley
Birch
McDonald
Leary
Crowson
Young and
Cornelius
Fights Last Night Roundup From The AP
In New York Joe Fontana 133 pounds from Brooklyn knocked out Lee Harper 131 pounds from Texas. In Baltimore bantamweight champion George Pace 123 pounds from Cleveland stopped Lawrence Gunn 123 pounds from Baltimore in a non title bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Fontana
Brooklyn
Lee Harper
Texas
Baltimore
George Pace
Cleveland
Lawrence Gunn
Red Dawson Faces Turbulent Tulane Grid Outlook
In June heat coach Red Dawson of Tulane frets over the fall season. He cites summer duties including guiding summer school students to eligibility, arranging jobs for players, handling incoming freshmen, and testing plays. He notes coaching consumes most of his time and describes a heavy workload ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Kreeger
New Orleans
Lowell
Red’ Dawson
Tulane
Texas A
Scrubs
Lajoie Pushes Helmet Use For Batters In Baseball
Napoleon Lajoie urged helmet use to protect batters from fast pitches. The Hall of Famer, 64, said it is better to wear a helmet than be carried away on a stretcher. He noted night games and head injuries as concerns while recalling his .300 career batting average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor-On-The-Lake
Napoleon
Larry) Lajoie
Lajoie
Eddie Collins
Lake Erie Shore
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Big Buck
Babe Didrikson Zaharias Fires 72 to Lead Western Open
Babe Didrikson Zaharias shot a 72 to surge as a top contender in the Western Open at Milwaukee, facing defending champion Helen Dettweiler. Didrikson had earlier advanced to the quarterfinals by routing J A Ochiltree of Indianapolis 8 6 at Blue Mound Course, setting an all-time Wisconsin record under par. Dettweiler, from Washington DC, won her second round 2 1 over Kathryn Pearson of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Helen Dettweiler
Los Angeles
Blue Mound
Wisconsin
J. A. Ochiltree
Indianapolis
Miss Dettweiler
Washington, D. C
Kathryn Pearson
Houston
Tex
Tourney Standings Official Standing of NC Semi-Pro Baseball
In the North Carolina Semi-Pro tournament official standings are announced detailing team ranks and current win loss records. The report lists top performers and point tallies guiding future matchups and playoff positioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Luck Is Vital For Victories Says Newsom
Detroit pitcher Newsom notched his 10th win in a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Browns aided by two Detroit homers by Charley Gehringer and Hank Greenberg. Harris and Trotter limited Detroit to three hits while Newsom scattered seven. The win narrows the gap on the idle Cleveland Indians to two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsom
St. Louis Browns
Showboat
Detroit
St. Louis
Newsome
Bob Harris
Bill Trotter
Tigers
Charley Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Hal Schumacher
Phillies
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
East-West Tennis Matches Open Davis Cup Edition
SEWICKLEY PA June 28 A grass court clash opens the Davis Cup Edition of the East-West championship with Frankie Parker New Jersey No 2 facing Wes Van Horn California The second singles match pairs Gardnar Mulloy East with Frank Kovacs California titleholder The lineup shifts for Sunday with Parker vs Kovacs and Mulloy vs Van Horn doubles set for tomorrow East Captain Walter L Pate picks Mulloy over Archie Henderson for singles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewickley
Frankie Parker
New Jersey
Wesby van Horn
California
Allegheny Country Club
Gardnar Mulloy
Dark Horse
East
Frank Kovacs
Parker
Kovacs
Mulloy
van Horn
Jack Kramer
Ank Prusoff
Bobby Riggs
Elwood Cook
Walter L. Pate
Archie Henderson
Henderson
Riggs
Charles Hare
Semi Pro Leader Battle For Right To Go On In Mee
The McCrary Eagles of Asheboro face Skipper Bill Ma crack Chatham Blanketeer nine of Elkin in a 8 p.m. opener with Jamestown Oak dale vs Salisbury Mills at 10 p.m. A loss eliminates one team as the doubleheader closes the second round and sets up third round action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrary
Eagles
Chatham Blanketeers
Wichita
Bill Mann
Jamestown
Oakdale
Hanes Hosiery Club
Salisbury Mills
Adams Millis
McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
Bill Ma
Chatham
Elkin
Blanketeers
Kansas
Bear
Sanford
Hanes Hosiery
Tomlinson
N. C. State College
Roy Boles
Guilford College
Paul Cheek
Laurence (Hooks) Calloway
Goody's
Highland Club
Marie Grant
Tate
Highland
Triangle
Intercollegiate Tennis Tourney Halfway to Finals
The National Intercollegiate Tennis championship advances to quarterfinals at Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa with six seeds and two dark horses. Top seed Don McNeill of Kenyon meets Bill Reedy of Southern California while defending champ Frank Guernsey of Rice faces Bill Canning of California. Joe Hunt of Navy faces Isadore Bellis of Pennsylvania and Ted Schroeder of Southern California plays Bill Talbert of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverford
Merion Cricket Club
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Bill Reedy
Southern California
Frank Guernsey
Rice Institute
Bill Canning
California
Joe Hunt
Navy
Isadore Bellis
Pennsylvania
Ted Schroeder
Bill Talbert
Cincinnati
Clay Triumphs Highlight Mulloy Grass Adaptation
Henderson teams with Valeri Scott for an exhibition mixed doubles match against Helen Bernhard and Eddie Allee. Allee, the remaining member of the western outfit, makes his eastern debut as the event shifts from clay to grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulloy
Henderson
Valeri Scott
Helen Bernhard
New York
Eddie Allee
Semi Pro Schedule Round by Round Exhibits Local Interest
The schedule lists games across Friday to Monday with matchups including Chatham versus McCrary Oakdale versus Salisbury Mills Goody's versus Highland Sanford versus Tomlinson Adams Millis King Hanes Knitters Jewel and later winners facing Hanes Fire support for a tight local tournament rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanes Hosiery
Sanford Eee
Tomlinson Oenee
Eevewel
McCrary Chatham Eeeveel
King x Eee Ee Seven
Goody's Eee
Adams-Millis
Hanes Knitters Ool
Jewel A'S Eee
Highland Eseebheve
Salisbury
Automati
Callyeams
Murphy
Triangle
Tate
Adams
Millis King
Hanes Knitters Jewel
Local Amateur Schedules Mixed With Pro Playoffs
A light schedule is listed for local amateur teams with no Industrial League games. a brief A tour is noted. The Commercial loop has three games while Piedmont Carolina played yesterday and Highland Guilford postpones due to high participation in semi pro. Woodmen vs Harriss-Coy ton at high school grounds. Parlor vs P O S of A at Allen Jay field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont-Carolina
Highland-Guilford
Woodmen
Harriss-Coyton
Parlor
Allen Jay Field
Pickett
Triangle
Highland Ward Street
Economy Auto Company
Thomasville
Bront
Allen Jay
Kearns St
Weavers Take Nightcap to Split With Landis Concord
Weavers split a double header with Landis Concord yesterday. Afternoon game 1 to 0 and night fray 13 to 4. Herman Fink pitched well in the night game. Smith held Concord to four in the opener. Second game featured strong hitting with Fink Zurich Butcher Haack Graham and Pare driving the 13 runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weavers
Landis
Concord
Herman Fink
Smith
R Landis
Fink
Zurich
Butcher Haack
Graham
Pare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson
Jewel
King
Sanford Power
Rhyne
Jack Hussey
Burlington
Simmons
Katy
Easterners
Skip Alexander
Stanley Distributing CO
High Point, N. C
High Point Barber Shop
Main Street
Mike Jacobs
Baer-Galento
Alice Marble
Netsters
Harvey
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Cry Babies
Bib
Eddie Waitkus
Tulsa
Texas Tech
John P. Carmichael
Chicago Daily News
Cubs
Dean
Traynor
Frankie Frisch
Minot
N. D
Galento
Jack Kearns
Baer
New England
Beantown
Tom Yawkey
Ed Barrow
Bill O'Brien
Newark Bears
Washington
Bears
Butch
Woody Crowson
Tommies
Tribe
Saulia
Conner
Corbin
Nicely
Cuoto
Conway
RK Salisbury
Parsons
Anske
Posey
Hoynski
Hoynnski
Kelly
Saab
Pinkston
Hpoa Parson
Penne
Es Nichols
Seeree
Ab Posey
Brne Saab
Ewene
Inkston
Wtewee
Capps
Seicnese
Associated Press
Red Dawson
Western
Tourney
Buck
By Judson Bailey
Sewickley, Pa
Oakdale-Salisbury
Goody’s
Higland
Tonlinson
McCra Chatham
Hanes Hiery
Oakhall Salisbury
McCrry-Chatham
Smith and Haack
Escobar Pare
Goodfyear Tire Sale
Goodyear Tires
Crears
Hiatt Tire CO
West High Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!