Adams-Millis and Triangle win Hanes Hosiery Bowl 9 to 4 and 7 to 2
In the first game Adams-Millis defeated Hanes Hosiery 9 to 4 at Willis Park. Peck and Gate Smith hit two homers in the sixth, while Lelon Cooper collected four singles for Adams-Millis. Triangle topped Tomlinson 7 to 2 as Morehead's crew took an early lead and held on for the win amid two errors and solid hitting.
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Good Pitching Is Fine But The Payoff Is Runs
Yankees climb back on top by routing the White Sox 15 to 4 as Red Ruffing allows nine hits. Joe Gordon hits two homers driving the attack. Cincinnati thumps the Phillies 13 to 4 with McCormick and Craft homers delivering key blows. Dodgers beat Cardinals 2 to 1 on four hits with Phelps’ bases loaded pinch single. Pirates and Giants win big as homers aren’t essential.
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Inter-City league opener draws long-time fans to Willis Park
DART notes Claudia Lambe at the Saturday game as the Inter-City league opener pits Marvin White's McEwen against Adams Millis, now led by Suurey Rudisell and Bill Snotherly. Triangle, a strong veteran squad, rivals for state contention, while locals anticipate a season of crack entertainment and familiar faces.
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Dave Yow
Dan Boone
Marvin White
McEwen Club
Burlington
McEwen
Bill Morehead
Rudy Clark
North Carolina
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Gal To Beat TM In Southern Event
Ponte Vedra Beach Florida May details of the 28th annual Southern women's golf tournament cite Mrs Estelle Lawson Page as the expected winner while Marion Miley and Dorothy Kirby are named top rivals. Page has previously led with a 75 and 77 rounds as the field bids for 32 championship flight spots. The 18 hole qualifying rounds begin with match play to follow and finals set for Saturday.
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Marion Miley
Lexington
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Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
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Ponte V Vedra
Miley
Page
Florida
Mark McGarry
St. Petersburg
Oklahoma City
Record Flight Sets Higher Glider Altitude
John Robinson and Dick Essery reported they reached an altitude of 9 600 feet on a 50 mile flight from Dry Lake Borego Valley across the Cuyamaca mountains, claiming a new world record for gliders.
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Beery Wife Reta on Honeymoon with Broker After Divorce
Wallace Beery's ex wife Reta Beery is on a honeymoon at Lake Tahoe with Albert J. Foyt, a New York and Los Angeles broker, following their marriage here yesterday a week after her divorce from Beery.
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Yates in Tough British Amateur Bracket at Hoylake
Charley Yates joins a bracket of champions as the British Amateur draw places him at Hoylake May 22 27. Notables include defending champion in third quarter Rob ert Sweeney Jr Hector Thompson Dr W Tweddell Cyril Tolley and Hon Michael Scott with Americans Powell Crichton Jr Bill Holt among entrants. Ellsworth Vines and BE Phillips also advance to the second round.
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Michael Scott
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Syracuse
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Greenwich
Conn
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Philadelphia
Aronimink Club
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Taylor Jaycer Titlist in Southern Pines Golf Tourney
Wyatt Taylor of Raleigh won the first annual Junior Chamber of Commerce Golf tournament in Southern Pines with a 36 hole score of 159. Herman Grover of Southern Pines was runner up with 1161.
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Southern Pines
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Harlow private transport planes speed 160 mph four seats
The Harlow is described with a cruising speed of 160 miles per hour and a range of 600 miles. It is said to achieve 17 miles per gallon of gasoline and to seat four persons.
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Concord Pushing Moors For N C League Lead
Concord moves within half a game of the league lead as Mooresville holds top spot with two losses. Sluggers week sees Kannapolis, Salisbury, Tommies, and others suffer large defeats. Andy Gonson of Concord leads batting with .573 average after 21 trips. Jordan Mooresville and Ted Mueller second at .500. This week Kannapolis Towelers, Lexington Indians, and Mooresville slated for games.
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Jordan
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George Saab
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Roundup of boxing and baseball gossip from New York sports page
In New York on May 8 scoop notes tease a P G A Journey with no bookmaking pledge. Fines for fraternizing envelope Bill Terry and Ray Blades after a warning to keep steps. Rumors swirl about a top pro quitting the PGA and repeat claims on Zubik with the Buffalo Bisons. Barney Ross trains Joe Law for an east debut. Possible Wood Garcia bout looms in LA. Charlie Friedman markets silent Joe Hill to a star. Braddock’s comeback seen as solvable with a few fights against Harvey and Derl. Mickey Cochrane marks 15th wedding anniversary with a baseball book. Red Grange pursues golf. Glen Thistlethwaite taunts college football fans. Red Sox farm at Louisville touts Yank Terry as pitcher. Lou Nova’s Nyack mansion valued at 300000 with many bedrooms and baths.
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Mickey Cochrane
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Yankees poised to clinch 1939 pennant by large margin
Detroit News reporter notes the New York Yankees likely win the 1939 pennant by a margin of 20 or more games, surpassing their 19% game lead from 1936. The column also references Open golf chatter and course changes at Philadelphia Country Club.
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Detroit News
Yankees
Rich Goodall
Denny Shute
Harry Cooper
Johnny Revolta
Philadelphia Country Club
Walter Kozak
Major League Big Six spotlight strangely garbled
The text mentions Major League teams and players including Reds Dodgers Cardinals and names like Lazzeri Camilli Mize but is garbled and hard to interpret amid scattered fragments. It reads as an OCR mishap with no clear event or outcome to report.
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Reds
Ck Eaweens
Sescardeensense
Postmaster Shortfall in New Mexico Highlights Literacy Gap
A report notes 300 postmasters in New Mexico lack ability to read or write English. The issue underscored by officials raises concerns about effective mail service and communications in rural communities.
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New Mexico
High Point Faces Quaker and EC T C Nines This Week
High Point College Panthers aim to extend their win streak in a baseball clash with the Guilford Quakers tomorrow afternoon. Wednesday brings Eastern Carolina Teachers to town for a second game on the Panthers field.
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Duke On Last Lap Of State Baseball Title
Duke’s Blue Devils push toward a third straight Big Five baseball pennant after an 18 of 19 win streak across baseball tennis golf and lacrosse. Duke beat Davidson and Virginia while Navy and Wake Forest losses alter the standings as NC State and other teams mix in Big Five results.
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Harvard
N. C
Terp Champs Entered Chapel Hill
Maryland's five indoor champions will compete at the 17th annual Southern Conference outdoor track meet in Chapel Hill on May 19 and 20. The Yero stars include Joe Murphey in the 100 yard dash Alan Miller in the 440 yard run Jim Kehoe in the 880 yard run Mason Chronister in the one mile run and Tom Fields in the two mile run.
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Joe Murphey
Alan Miller
Jim Kehoe
Mason Chronister
Tom Fields
South Carolina Track Stars Set for Southern Conference Meet
Dick Little and Larry Craig lead the Gamecocks in the 17th annual Southern Conference Outdoor Meet. Little excels in the dashes broad jump and high jump while Craig shines in discus and shot put.
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Little
Chapel Hill
Dick Little
Larry Craig
University of South Carolina
North-South State Meets at High Point Skeet Club
A trap shooting festival unfolds in High Point May 26 to 28 with the North South and North Carolina State championships. Colonel W. B. Thomas announced prize money up to 2500 dollars for 400 target events as top amateurs and pros compete for Grove trophy and Amazon Trapshooting Association honors.
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High Point Club
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Baltimore
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Ohio
Arthur Cascaden
Wilmington
Del
German Davis Cup Advances Prompt Poland Clash
The German Davis Cup team beat Switzerland to take a 3-0 lead and reach the second round against Poland. Berlin officials expect the Warsaw matches in two weeks to proceed despite rising political tension between Germany and Poland.
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