Town’s tennis court cries meet bright prospects and old woes
The piece notes Blair Park public courts opening while six across the street stay closed. It mentions a potential Buford Georgia team visit, a chaotic Salisbury Hotel incident involving Bob Spessard, and capricious sports talk about Lou Gehrig, Johnny Woodruff, and Joe Orengo. It highlights Virginia’s admission to the I C 4 A and a young swimmer Nancy Merks’s rise, ending with a call to never lose courage.
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Dickering
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Bona Allens
Bob Spessard
L. Cage
Salisbury
Baer Versus Louis Seen With Public Expectation
Fred Apostoli predicts public interest will focus on the Baer and Louis bout with Baer and Louis as the favored matchups. He pins Baer as having the best chance but warns Baer will likely falter and be knocked out by Louis in the ring.
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Fred Apostoli
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Livermore Butcher
Lou Nova
Baer
Louis
Thassall
Slattery Considers Boxing Comeback After Long Hiatus
New York May 16 Jimmy Slattery the famed boxer known as the Boy Wonder contemplates a return after a five year inactivity. He has just been granted a boxing license by the state athletic commission but must pass a stiffer exam to enter a ring again. He recalls earnings of about 400000 and reflects on wasted money and vanished glory while admitting past drinking and fading legs.
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Cauliflower Canyon
Jim Corbett
State Athletic Commission
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Wonder Boy
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Duke-N. C. State Battle On Today
Duke seeks an eighth straight Big Five baseball win hosting N. C. State in Durham while Wake Forest meets Davidson at home. North Carolina aims for revenge after recent losses and Duke’s strong pitching backs a high‑scoring day across college teams in the region.
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Duke
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Denning
Pendergast
Deacon
Nethercutt
Mallory
Tar Heels
Williams
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Lenoir-Rhyne
Elon
Innnings
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Quinn
Newton
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North Carolina
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Princeton
Tigers
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Richmond
Maryland
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Sandlottiers Strong In 93 Teams Oklahoma Tourney Field
The Oklahoma base ball federation now lists 94 member clubs as it oversees the 1939 state tournament under the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress sanction at Oklahoma City in July.
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Oklahoma Baseball Federation
Oklahoma City
Thom asville Tommies Triumph 15-2 Over Kannapolis
Thom asville stars Young and Lindsey led a 15 2 rout of Kannapolis at Finch Field. B Young belted a first pitch home run and four hits while Mueller and Shealy sparked drives in the early inning on seven runs. Ted Mueller added an eighth inning homer as Thom asville improves with a late game showcase after the victory.
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Enterprise
Kannapolis
Billy Young
Ray Lindsey
Thomasville Tommies
Mansmen
Young
Lavern Wright
Mueller
Shealy
Easley
Canty
Land Sox
B. Young
Ted Mueller
Salisbury
Tommies
Lexington
Finch Field
Paige Dennis
It Looks Like One Two Punch For Sunny Jim
Baltimore May 10 The odds favored Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons to win the Pimlico Classic with a powerful one two punch Johnstown and Gilded Knight both trained by Sunny Jim and entered as betting favorites in Maryland s richest race Johnstown had previous Derby glory and Gilded Knight emerged winner of the Survivor at Pimlico a mile and a sixteenth earlier this week supporting the plan to saddle both riders and seek a big purse
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Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Johnstown
William Woodward
Wheatley Stable
Sunny Jim
Maryland
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Gilded Knight
Pimlico
Bison Flail Hanes Hurlers For Triumph
The Black Bison beat Hanes High 9 to 6 as a six run rally in the fourth sealed the win. Jack Hussey struggled early but Lewis Hayworth and Hedrick sparked the offense with key hits and fielder’s choices to push ahead.
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Hanes
Bill Currie
Black Bison
Winston-Salem
Jack Hussey
Winston Lads
Lewis Hayworth
Hedrick
Hayworth
Hussey
Daney Delivers Clutch Double, Lands 2-1 Victory
Indian Chief Daney drove in the deciding run with a double in the eighth as the Landis Sens slid past Concord 2 to 1 in LANDIS. Daney earned the win on the mound, fanning seven and allowing just one run over seven innings before the late-inning offense sealed the win.
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Baseball Box Score Card with Carrier’s Two Homers
Black Lawing Lisk and Seasoltz led batters with multiple hits and runs batted in Carrier hit two home runs and six RBIs while Lisk earned the win in a pitching duel Poteat and Seasoltz split losses and errors and base running miscues marked the game Umpires Hodge and Moose Time two hours
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Moors Defeat Cooleemee 8 6 in Baseball Showdown
Mooresville beats Cooleemee 8 to 6 as Bill Carrier drives in a run in the first, hits a two run single in the second, homers in the fifth and sixth with one on base. Final errors credited to Milner Jordan and Black with White Templeton Blair assisting.
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Cooleemee
Bill Carrier
R. Mooresville
Milner
Jordan
Black
White
Templeton
Blair
Revamped Indians Defeat Giants 4-1 in Lexington
Lexington scored twice in the first inning as Rankin held Salisbury to four hits and the Indians beat the Giants 4 to 1. Stanton led the offense with a double and two singles. The Indians traded outfielder Amerigo Scoglianini to Mayodan for catcher Tony Siciliano, who played last night.
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Salisbury
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Amerigo Scoglianini
Mayodan
Tony Siciliano
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Bison rally past High Point as Hussey dominates mound
Hayworth and Lewis Hayworth spark a 8-2 lead with a string of hits. Hussey allows four hits and six runs through five innings before Fritz finishes two innings. Hussey earns the winning pitcher win as Roberts takes the loss with Ball and Fritz handling pitching duties.
Death claims members of 100 Mile Club at Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 10. The 100 Mile an Hour Club announces no new members as two drivers died since last May. The club honors drivers who complete 500 miles at an average of 100 mph or better at Indianapolis. Weather kept four would be members from qualifying for the 1939 roster, leaving five finishers from last year already club members.
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Indianapolis
Automobile Racing
Wilbur Shaw
Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
Calif
Favorites Lead Fields in Southern Women Golf Tourney
In Ponte Vedra Beach Florida May 10 Favorites moved into the second round of the Womens Southern Golf tournament. Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill NC the medalist led the march defeating Laurence Schwab of Miami 7 and 65 while Marion Miley of Lexington KY beat Mrs W L Pierce of Jacksonville 7 and 5. Peggy Brenchley of New Orleans upset Mrs R E Winger 2 and 1 and Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta faces Mrs Brantley in a tough upcoming match.
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Fla
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
N. C
Robert Manstead
New Orleans
Page
R. E. Winger
Fort Worth
Tex
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
George Brantley
Blackshear
Orlando
Fila
Brantley
Russell Brown
Little Rock
Ark
Woman's Golf Tourney Goes to Fort Worth in 40
May 10 report: The Women's Southern Golf Association names Mrs George B Thompson Jr of Fort Worth Texas as new president succeeding Mrs David Gant of Memphis Tennessee who ends eight terms. Fort Worth awarded the 1940 tournament and new directors include Mrs Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill and Mrs Willard Johnson of Louisville.
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Tex
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Women's Southern Golf Association
George B. Thompson, Jr
David Gant
Memphis, Tenn
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Willard Johnson
Louisville, Ky
Montana to celebrate 50th anniversary in Missoula tourney
Missoula hosts the Montana state tournament July 15 23 where Commissioner Nick Mariana says the state marks baseballs semicentennial rather than 100 years. He notes Montana joined the union in 1889 and fans statewide will celebrate.
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Ted Williams Leads Screwball Society Tale and Big League Action
Ted Williams becomes president of the Screwball Aid Society while comic tales recount his power at the plate. Ed tosses a high pitch to beat the Browns and Red Sox in a tense stretch, as Boston climbs in standings. The Cubs Giants game features humor from Diz Dean as pitchers struggle and St Louis Cardinals surge with a six hitter. Wally Berger and Will McKeechnie spark Philadelphia and Cincinnati in other National League action.
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Diz
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Philliy
Will McKeechnie
Ival Goodman
Lonnie Frey
High Point Weaving Beats Adams-Millis in Softball AM
High Point Weaving defeats Adams-Millis 9 to 5 in an early softball game. Batteries for High Point Weaving were Wheeler and Gregory, with Samuels and Harvey handling other duties.
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Adams-Millis
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Industrial League Item Lists Batteries and Names
A fragment from a industrial league page shows an entry for Silver Knit and Myrtle Desk with 002 040 x6 4g batteries, and mentions Cox and Watson with Peace a Fulton in a line of vendor or participant names.
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Becker's 7 Bankers 4 in commercial league game
Becker Tailors defeated Bankers 7 to 4 with a seven run third and late insurance. Pitchers Dillon and Denning to Hay and Pickard combined for the win and loss in a sunlit afternoon contest.
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R. A Becker Tailors
Wenstases Cane
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Hay and Pickard
Hanes Hosiery Tops Hanes Knitters 3 to 2 in Close Win
Hanes Hosiery defeated Hanes Knitters 3 to 2 in a tense May game at Winston-Salem. Alderman delivered the decisive run with a home run in the bottom of the last inning, driving in the winning tally as Levan earned the win.
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Winston-Salem
Yea Hanes Hosiery
Han Knitters
Alderman
Innin Alderman
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