Indians Mystery Club of 1937 Pennant Chase
Cleveland led by Bob Feller and catcher Frank Pytlak faces a pivotal 1937 season with high potential and risk. Scouts note Feller's emerging pace and curve while Pytlak's durability could determine whether the Indians rise to contend or slip to mid pack under manager ONeill.
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Adams Mills and Paper Box duel for second half title
Adams Millis faces High Point Paper Box at the Y M C A tonight at 8 for the second half crown in the Industrial Basketball league. Merita Bakers, winner of the first half, will challenge the champion after tonight's game. The White Sox beat the Bakery 34 to 24 as Merita failed to overcome a large early deficit.
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Chicago Promoters Plan To Proceed With Fight
Promoters say the Braddock Louis heavyweight title bout June 22 at Comiskey Park will proceed after Gov. Horner downplayed Illinois senate action on a $10 seat cap. promoter Joe Foley criticized the bill as risking Chicago staging and cost guarantees, but vowed to push ahead with training site plans and the championship event.
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Local Grapplers Enter Southern Y M C A Meet
Six members of the High Point Y M C A wrestling team plus one boxing club member depart for Atlanta to compete in the Southern Y M C A wrestling boxing tournament. Paul Ferguson at 135 pounds is the lone local boxer. wrestlers include Lawrence Summey 155, Charlie Parks 118, Ralph Odom 125, T F E Evans 165, Peyton Moffitt heavyweight, and Hobart Perdue 145.
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Paul Ferguson
Folkwing
Lawrence Summey
Charlie Parks
Ralph Odom
T. F E. Evans
Peyton
Indians Weigh Pitching Power as Lary Move Shakes Infield
The Indians boost pitching depth with a big five of right handers led by Mel Harder and Johnny Allen. ONeill adds Ivy Andrews and Willis Hudlin as reserves while Lyn Lary joins infield shifts. Outfield should feature Averill Solters and Campbell or Weatherly with strong class and punch.
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New Orleans
Lyn Lary
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Lary
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Roy Hughes
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Roy Weatherly
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Julius Solters
Bruce Campbell
Weatherly
Youths and Veterans to Meet in Friday Volleyball Game
The annual volleyball match between the Youths and Veterans is set for Friday afternoon at the YMCA Gymnasium starting at 5 o clock. The rivalry attracts many competitors and is expected to be keenly contested from start to finish.
Floating rocks found in Swiss Tyrol as asbestos form
A report notes discovery of floating rocks in the Swiss Tyrol identified as a form of asbestos. Researchers warn of potential health hazards and urge precaution while further study is conducted.
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Sunday School Basketball League Round Four Schedule
The fourth round starts Thursday at 6:30 with First Baptist facing Wesley Memorial. Calvary meets Gospel Tabernacle at 6:30, the only other game, while Adams-Millis vs High Point Paper Box competes at 8. Friday features three games, Saturday one, and last night Episcopal beat First Methodist Protestant 28 to 12. League standings show teams with seven wins.
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Wesley Memorial
Calvary and
Gospel Tabernacle
High Point Paper Box
O'Clock
Calvary
Episcopal
Lutheran
First Methodist Protestant
Perry Tops Tilden In Madison Square Garden Classic
Fred Perry defeated Bill Tilden 6-1 6-3 4-6 6-0 before 15,132 fans, despite Tilden winning only ten games. Perry earned $7,500 in his second winter appearance, while spectators paid $30,433.25 for the match as both players praised the other's sharp court game.
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Bill Tilden
Fred Perry
Perry
Madison Square Garden
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Ellsworth Vines
Exhibition Games Schedule Across Florida and Nearby Cities
Today in Sarasota St Petersburg Pasadena Sebring Deland Winter Garden Lakeland and New Orleans teams from Boston Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Newark Baltimore Detroit Brooklyn Cleveland and New Orleans compete in exhibition matches across multiple venues.
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Fla
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Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
New Orleans
Cleveland
Cigarets Consumed in United States Exceed Billions
An estimate shows that more than 134607000000 American made cigarettes were consumed in the United States during the period.
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United States
Variety Of Three Bouts On Mat Program Friday
High Point hosts three wrestling bouts at the new arena Friday night led by Lou Szabo vs Ivan the Great Rasputin and Dixie Dick Powell vs Tarzan White in a two of three falls match. Miss Mortensen faces Miss Davis in a women’s lightweight bout while Rasputin challenges Szabo in the opener.
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Rasputin
Powell
White
High Point
Grant
High Point Arena
Santhor Szabo
Ivan
Great Rasputin
Mad Monk
Paul Murdoch
Miss Morensen
Miss Davis
Knoxville
Tenn
Dixie Dick Powell
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Alabama Terror
Miss Mortensen
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Szabo
Notre Dame Basketball to Return With Fresh Sophomores
South Bend report says Notre Dame varsity basketball squad, 19 wins in 22 games this season, will return next season with four or five strong sophomores joining the team.
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Ind
Notre Dame
Law From 1950 Allows Patenting of New Plants
Under a law passed in 1950 new plants may be patented. The measure opens protection for plant breeders and could affect agricultural innovation and intellectual property rights.
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