High Point Boxing Routs Danville in South Hamilton Arena
High Point Amateur Boxing swept Danville Virginia 61 2 to 11 2 led by Frank Pizzino who edged L C Dennis in the final bout Pizzino floored Dennis in round three after a sustained exchange Danville surged with Kimsey Wrenn Durham Keever White and Sages also winning cards as Danville trailed throughout with just a split second knockout in the 145 pound bout and a late bout draw between Buford Marshall and Billy Woodell Local favorite Ray Durham returned from a two year retirement to decisively beat Ray Wallington in a 145 pound match and the crowd roared as Pizzino delivered the night’s dramatic finish against Dennis
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SOC Chakales Enterprise
High Point
Danville
Hamilton Street
Frank Pizzino
West Virginia
L. C. Dennis
Dennis
Pizzino
Big Boy
M. C
Billy Woddell
Ray Durham
Heman
Ray Wallington
Durham
Keever
Ray Keever
Calvin Ball
Leonard Sages
Johnny White
White
Suggs
Marcus Steelman
Greensboro
Local Price Fragments Spark Mystery List
Fragmented OCR shows odd pricing lines such as .2 for 10¢ ting Clothes .4 for 19¢ . for 14e¢, leaving unclear items and amounts. No clear product names or dates available, suggesting a damaged advertisement or partial catalog entry from a bygone page.
Baseball league standings and probable pitchers
League standings and probable pitchers listed for multiple games across Bi state North State Tar Heel and Piedmont leagues. Teams include New York Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Cleveland Washington Detroit Chicago St Louis Boston St Louis etc with matchups and pitcher hints like Hubbard French Higbe Derringer and others.
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New York
Chicago
Hubbel
French
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Wyatt
Brown
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Higbe
Derringer
Boston
St. Louis
Sullivan
McGee
Cleveland
Washington
Nyamick
Chase
Detroit
Hutchinson
Dean
Babich
Lee
Sandra
Harris
Gatehouse
Salisbury
Mooresville
Thomasville
Lexington
Landis
Kannapolis
Concord
Cooleemes
Belmont Abbey Favored For Junior College Title
Belmont Abbey's trackmen, defending champions, led entrants Pfeiffer Brevard Oak Ridge Presbyterian Junior College and Les McRae in the State junior college conference meet at Davidson. Fourteen events on the program.
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Davidson
Belmont Abbey
Les McRae
Pfeiffer
Brevard
Oak Ridge
Presbyterian Junior College
Fights Last Night Across Cities in Ring News
Boxing results recap from New York Louisville Chicago Minneapolis and more listing several bouts: Buddy Baer stopped Nathan Mann. Sammy Angott outpointed Davey Day for the N B A light weight title. Nate Bolden beat Marty Simmons. Arne Anderson defeated Johnny Hanafchen. Billy Miske Jr stopped Frank Rowsey. Weldon and Kimsey fought impressively in other bouts while Danville coach Raymond Holder eyed a rematch.
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New York
Buddy Baer
Sacramento
Calif
Nathan Mann
New Haven
Conn
Louisville
Sammy Angott
Davey Day
Chicago
Nate Bolden
Marty Simmons
Saginaw, Mich
Minneapolis
Arne Anderson
Sweden
Johnny Hanachen
Mineapolis
Billy Miske, Jr
St. Paul
Frank Rowsey
Los Angeles
Reynolds High dominates triangular track meet at Hanes Park
Reynolds High School won the triangular track meet against Greensboro and Winston-Salem at Hanes Park, piling 66 points led by Dalton Clower with three firsts and a tie. Thurmond Darnell added 14 points with two firsts and a tie, while Bobby Stockton won the quarter mile. Greensboro and High Point placed second and third respectively. Coach Redmond’s squad wrap up season Wednesday vs Davidson freedmen at 3:30.
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Winston-Salem
Reynolds High
Greensboro
High Point
Hanes Park
Black and Gold
Dalton Clower
Thurmond Darnell
Vna
Bobby Stockton
Reynolds
Tom Jewett
Royal of Greensboro
Clowers
Darnell
Black Demons
Stockton
Robert Moore
Richard Means
Redmond
Davidson Freedmen
Hanes
Buddy Baer defeats Nate Mann in seven rounds
NEW YORK May 4 Buddy Baer and Nate Mann met at Madison Square Garden. Baer failed to prove he is a challenger for Joe Louis but delivered a creditable display and scored a knockout in the seventh round, flattening Mann with a minute and 36 seconds remaining.
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New York
Gunner Barl
Buddy
Baer
Nathan Mann
Madison Square
Joe Louis
Max Roaer
Barland
New Haven, Conn
Dizzy
Pd Og
Durham Captures Carolinas Interscholastic Golf Title
Durham North Carolina led by Carl Dezern won the team championship of the Carolinas Interscholastic Golf Tour in Greenville with an aggregate score of 951. Dezern captured the individual title, finishing atop the field.
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Durham
Carolinas
Greenville
N. C
Durham, N. C
Carl Dezern
Dezern
Bison Fall To Gate City In 5 3 Defeat
High Point High School drops a 5-3 decision to Gate City on the Senior High Field after a seventh inning rally. Gottschalk struck out nine over eight innings for Greensboro, while Overcash and Hobbs combined with Gottschalk for nine Greensboro hits. Errors by Wolfe Brown Hayworth Rothrock contributed to the visitors’ margin as Gate City pulled away late.
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Sasser
Bison
High Point High School
Greensboro
Gus Gottschalk
Bisons
Hoover
Wolfe
Brown
Hayworth
Rothrock
Lackey
Oakly
Gottechoik
Oakley
Overcash
Hobbs
Gottschalk
Huss
Herrick
Hussey
Adrhpoa Teague
Morris
Lu Lamb
Dempsey
Fruttt
Neee Brown
Hebb
High Point
Rhpoa Lackey
durham and lexington runners in finish playoff for runner-up
Adderton of Durham and Chip Clark of Lexington NC trailed the pace setter by ten strokes with totals of 236. Adderton defeated Clark in a playoff to claim second place.
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Adderton
Durham
Chip Clark
Lexington
N. C
Clark
Red Sox Hit Four Homers In 9-8 Win Over Browns
Boston fans saw four homers including two by Jim Tabor and one each by Ted Williams and Joe Cronin as the Red Sox outslugged St. Louis 9-8 in a 12-hit victory to claim first place while the Yankees beat Chicago 8-4. Marvin Breuer earned his first big league win. Bees also beat Cardinals 4-2 behind Bill Posedel.
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Bill White
Associated Press
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Bees
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Sox
Ted Williams
Emanks
White Sox
Edgar Smith
Joe Gordon
George Selkirk
Charley Keller
Marvin Breuer
Bill Posedel
St. Louis Cardinals
Angott Beats Day For Boxing Title
Sammy Angott defeats Davey Day in 15 rounds to win the lightweight title as NBA recognition shifts. The Louisville crowd of about 8,000 watched Angott, with Dempsey as referee, claim victory with varying scores reported by outlets. Ambers remains lightweight champion in New York and other NBA states until defense disputes resolve.
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Louisvile
Sammy Angott
Louisville
Natoonal Boxing Association
Bootblack
Davey Day
Jack Dempsey
Angott
Day
Associated Press
New York
Lou Ambers
NBA
Michigan names LeRoy Weir full-time tennis coach
The University of Michigan elevates LeRoy Weir to full-time tennis coach and assigns intramural squash and badminton instruction to his duties, expanding his responsibilities for campus recreation programs.
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Joe Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
LeRoy Weir
Patterson Fears Ginger Bear in High Point Wrestling Night
Patterson, Syracuse alum now with Duke, faces the strong Ginger in High Point Monday night. Ginger mirrors Duke’s wall and could test Patterson as Bashara and Mahoney clashed last week. The curtain-raiser pairs Bulldog Tommy Marvin and Johnny Marrs in a rough undercard bout.
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Jake Patterson
Syracuse
Duke
Blue Devils
Orangemen
Dukes
High Point
Ginger
Patterson
Blue Devil
Ellis Bashara
Purple Flash
Tom Mahoney
Orlando
Fla
Bashara
Tommy Marvin
Ugly Man
Johnny Marrs
Major League Leaders In Batting And Power, 193? Highlights
National League leaders include Leiber of Chicago and Young of New York batting .400 with 15 runs. Leiber tops hits with 22 and doubles with 6 tied with Padgett of St Louis. In the American League Cramer of Boston leads batting at .397, with McCosky of Detroit and Williams of Boston close behind. Foxx of Boston drives in 22 RBIs, Travis of Washington and Kuhel of Chicago share doubles ledgers, and York of Detroit bags 3 triples.
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Leiber
Chicago
Young
New York
Galan
Nicholson
Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Padgett
Ross
Boston
Rucker
Ott
New
Cramer
Wright
McCosky
Detroit
Williams
Foxx
Kubel
Judnich
J. Louis
McCocky
Travis
Washington
York
Case
Kuhel
Triangle Wins 3rd Straight in Industrial League Victory
Triangle captured their third straight Industrial League win by defeating Melrose 7 to 4. Reginald Dawson hit a long first inning home run, Triangle plated two runs that frame and extended the lead as the game progressed. Melrose outhit the winners 12 to 11 but Dan Kirby limited their scoring. Triangle’s hitters included Smith Morehead Frazier and Hayworth with two hits each, Morehead adding a double. Triangle is idle today but meets White Oak this afternoon at Willis Park.
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Triangle
Melrose
Reginald Dawson
ADR
Parrish
Hodgin
Hackett
Weston
Ane Dean
Aycock
Eeeweee Cooke
Gurley
Smith
PF. Fowler
Dawson
Hayworth
Serene
Kirby
Tree
Frazier
Bimelech Hot Favorite For Annual Classic
Derby day at Churchill Downs features Bimelech as the favorite for the 66th Kentucky Derby. Eight or nine starters race one mile and a quarter for about 60,000 dollars to the winner. Dit and Midland are runnersup prospects with solid betting, while weather looks unsettled but rainless. Bradley’s undefeated colt aims to extend glory as the crowd roars at the post.
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Bimelech
E.R. Bradley
Thomas Bohne
Lington
Midand
Cro
Midland
Notre Dame star fires three no hitters in high school
Notre Dame senior pitching ace Norvall Hahausen opened his season with a one hitter and then hurled three no hitters in high school league play. The standout pitcher dominated opponents with precise control and strong fastball, shaping a remarkable early career arc.
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South Bend
Norvall Hahausen
Notre Dame
Ce Ae
Western
Morehead 2 Stolen Bases Hay Dean Base on Balls Kirby 0
Gurley 2 Hitts off Kirby 12 in off Gurley 11 in 6 Left on Triangle 5 Melrose Winning off Kirby Losing pitcher Gurley pires Crowder and Gurley Time game 1 15.
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Morehead
Hay Dean
Balla
Kirby
Gurley
Triangle
Melrose
Pires
Crowder
Sports Roundup From New York Gossip And Gossip
Rumor mill from May 4 cites Ray Blades facing removal if Cardinals lag July 4 contending. Maranville joins Ray Dean’s traveling school. Donovan praised by 60,000 critics and 400 supporters. M’Kechnie forecasts NL champ needn’t reach last year Reds’ 97 wins. Sun notes Yankee sale nearing Farley. Wrigley sleeves comment mocks Cubs uniforms. Nyberg tipped as next Fargo Express. Dodgers trustee denial. Bermuda censors pass lightly. Neport golf links near public course wind down. Rollie Hemsley day in Cleveland.
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New York
St. Louis
Ray Blades
Rabbit Maranville
Ray Dean
Arthur Donovan
Bill M’kechnie
Reds
N. Y. Sun
Yanks
James A. Farley
Pals
Old College Try at Rice Spurs Coach Neely
Jess Neely builds old time spirit at Rice as during a Spring practice game a lineman clashed with an official and knocked him down, highlighting the tough ethos of the squad.
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Jess Neely
Rice
Cronin Quips About Leaning On Foxx In Boston
In Boston photographers asked Joe Cronin to pose leaning on Jimmy Doolittle. Cronin replied with humor, I’ll lean on Foxx enough as it is. The exchange highlights a light moment amid sports chatter in the city.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
Jimmy Doublee-X
Cronin
Foxx
Dodgers Stay in Hunt for First Place Despite Hurdles
The Dodgers push for first place as they face key tests this week. Analysts note the lineup depth and pitching depth could decide the race. Executives emphasize steady performance and avoiding slumps as crucial to finishing atop the standings.
Palmolive and Octagon Soap Ad From High Point Store Co
Local store ad lists Palmolive 2 for 20 cents and 2 for 19 cents Red Box Washing Dishes Octagon items include .4 for 186 Nitrate Super Suds 2 for 19 cents Blue Box Washing Clothes Octagon Powder .4 for 19 cents Toilet Soap 3 for 14 cents Granulated Soap 2 for 19 cents Cleanser 2 for 19 cents Kleen 2 for 19 cents formerly Red Super Suds from High Point Store Co 400 Mangum.
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Colgati Palmolive
Gibson
High Point Store CO
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Steelman
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Billy Petrolle
Fargo Express
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Brooklyn Trust Co
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