Southern Ii Finals See Page and Miley in Tight Open
In Birmingham Alabama on May 14 the 27th annual Omen's Southern championship narrowed to Estelle Nsen Page and Marion Miley as top contenders. Both posted medal scores of 79 to surprise the field, while Dorothy Kirby and Mrs Chandler provided sharp resistance in 19-hole and 36-hole marathons respectively.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern II
Estellensen Page
Chapel Hill
N. J
Iss Marion Miley
Lexington
Page
Miss Miley
Omen
Sericas
United Tes
Onee
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
S. Page
Missley
Mrs. Chandler
Texas
Mrs. Page
Five Teams in On Tours Reported By Carolina Schools
Touring Big Five reps earned wins across multiple sports. North Carolina beat Maryland 13 in a baseball tour, Wake Forest edged William and Mary 3-1, Duke defeated Lafayette 7-2, with Duke pitcher Strohman wild early. C State beat Catawba in 13 innings. Lacrosse saw Duke, North Carolina wins. golf news noted Southern Conference play with Duke favored.
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Duke
Lafayette
Carolina
Maryland
Wake Forest
Harlotte
Big Five
North Olina
William i Mary
Navy
Devils
Strohman
Aryland
Grubb
Gilliam
Joe Talley
William Mary
X. C. State
Catawba
Weat Rah Boys
Hoyle
Berlinski
Carolina Teachers College
Norfolk Naval Base
Virginia
Northlina
Ington
Lee
Hot Springs
Washington and Lee
Dodd Star Halfback Suffers Track Injury in Pole Vault
Lawrence Kansas May 14 Dodd Nebraska’s star halfback is sidelined with a toe injury during pole vault practice at the track meet.
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Awrence
Kan
Dodd
Nebraska
Chicago's Board Of Strategy Works For Pittsburgh Pirates
The standings show Pittsburgh and other clubs in the Piedmont and American leagues, with teams like Norfolk Durham Charlotte and others listed by wins losses and percentages. Notable teams include New York Chicago St Louis and Brooklyn in the major leagues with varying records and a note that last night’s games are not included.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Il Pet
Norfolk
R'mond
R. Mt
Durham
Asheville
Por’mouth
Ch'riotte
Wyton
Detroit
Boston
Phil'phia
Cael N. C
L Pet
Shelby
T’ville
Lexington
Landis
N.conover
Moo’ville
Salisbury
Leemee
Baseball scores and weather for Southern Association games
Scores list for major league and minor league teams with results including Boston over Washington 10–0 and Philadelphia 8–6. Multiple matchups show Chicago and Detroit wins, rain or postponement notes, and upcoming doubleheaders or rescheduled games due to wet grounds.
Baseball Matchups Across The League Include Many Intersections
The schedule lists games featuring Philadelphia against New York with Ross and Donald, Chicago facing Cleveland Dietrich and Whitehill, St Louis against Detroit Hildebrand and Auuker, Washington meeting Boston Leonard and Ostermuelled, New York at Philadelphia Schumacher and Walters, Boster versus Brooklyn Turner and Fitsimmons of Presswell, Cincinnati at St Louis Hollworth and Macon, and Pittsburgh versus Chicago Tobin and Lee.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Ross
Donald
Dietrich
Whitehill
Hildebrand
Auuker
Leonard
Ostermuelled
Schumacher
Walters
Boster
Brooklyn
Turner
Fitsimmons
Presswell
Cincinnati
Hollworth
Macon
Tobin
Lee
State League basketball matchups listed
Durham visits Charlotte while Asheville meets Richmond and Norfolk hosts Rocky Mount. Winston Salem plays Portsmouth and Cooeemee faces Salisbury in addition to Landis versus Shelby Thomasville at Mooresville and Newton Conover at Lexington.
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Piedmont League
Durham-Charlotte
Norfolk-Rocky Mount
Asheville-Richmond
Winston-Salem-Portsemouth
Durham
Charlotte
Asheville
Richmond
Norfolk
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
Portsmouth
N. C
Cooeemee
Salisbury
Landis
Shelby
Thomasville
Mooresville
Newton-Conover
Lexington
Baseball Stat Leaders From The Era By Team Leaders
Batting leaders include Lavagetto for Brooklyn and Medwick for St. Louis with batting averages around .404 to .422. Ott leads runs with 25 for New York and 23 RBIs for Ott and Galan. Pitching leaders show Melton at 6-0 and Grove at 4-0 with Kennedy also noted.
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Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Medwick
St. Louis
Ott
New York
Herman
Chicago
Galan
Cubs
Moore
McCormick
Cincinnati
Cooke
Risco
Pittsburgh
Godoman
Leiber
McCarthy
Goodman
Lazzeri
Chiosza
Koy
Melton
Hubbell
DiMaggio
Hayes
Philadelphia
Cramer
Boston
Trosky
Cleveland
Foxx
Dickey
Travis
Washington
Fox
Detroit
Cronin
Kress
Lewis
Almada
Kreevich
Greenberg
Paxs
Kennedy
World Vegetation Keeps Leaves Most of the Year
The majority of global plant life maintains foliage year round, with evergreen species predominant in many regions. Seasonal leaf loss appears limited to temperate zones, while tropical and subtropical areas sustain dense canopies throughout the year.
Caution on Golf Swing Physics with Left Arm
Golf writer KA discusses arm mechanics noting a straight left arm can be useful at the top of the swing if needed. The key is avoiding excess rigidity and ensuring the arm does not bend and then snap back during the swing.
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KA Service
Athletic Night Highlights Sportsmanship and Local Winners
Judge Lewis E. Teague urged restraint and discipline at the annual Athletic Night dinner for over 100 athletes at the YMCA. Speaker Judea Taneue linked sportsmanship to social honesty, while Mayor Grayson welcomed attendees. Awards covered baseball, tennis, soccer, boxing, weight lifting and various leagues with multiple local clubs and champions recognized.
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Lewis E. Teague
Judea Taneue
Congress
Teague
Grayson
Howard Hartzell
Walter Crissman
Brooks Reitzel
R. H. Sechrest
J. Paul Williamson
Mel Cerney
Reese Williams
FB. C. Alexander
Triangle
Industrial
Adama Millis
Jones Service
High Point Paper Box
Tomlinson Chair Company
Order of de- Molay
Bill Watson
Ray Spain
Noah Myera
Adolphus Nelson
Geo. Weldon
Greensboro Golden Glove
Ben Canipe
Y. M
Darrell Burchfield
Raleigh Golden Glove
Winston-Salem
M. C
Kimsey
Charlotte Olden
Billy Woodell
Char
Local Amateurs Suspended From A A U Fights
President W F Bailey of the Carolinas A A U announced the suspension of Darrell Burchfield and Troy Culler from AAU boxing tournaments in North and South Carolina. Burchfield receives a one year suspension as a second offense. Culler is suspended indefinitely.
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W. F. Bailey
Carolinas
A. A. U. Today
Darrell Burchfield
Troy Culler
North
South Carolina
Bailey
Burchfield
Culler
Yow Heads West to Umpire Mountain States Baseball
C Virgil Yow, director of athletics at High Point College, leaves tomorrow for West Virginia to serve as an umpire in the Mountain States league.
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C. Virgil Yow
High Point College
West Virginia
Wrestling Results From Buffalo and Nearby Cities
Ed Don pinned Bob Wagner in 26 minutes 45 seconds at 225 231 weight class. Dannooney threw Joe Du at 22 minutes 45 seconds. Chief Little Wolf defeated Delbert Kunkel in two of three falls.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Ed Don
North Java
Bob Wagner
Portland
Ore
North Bergen
WN. J
Dannooney
Ireland
Joe du
Omaha
Neb
Local Golden Glove and Royal Arcanum Meet Recap
Wrestlers led by co captains Evans and Summey earned team trophies at the Greensboro event. In basketball A Division, Y Aces beat Cone Y for the title with Wood Thomas and Buck Young among All-Stars. B Division featured Adaims Millia as runner up and a Diamont led All-Star squad with several named players.
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Lotte Golden Glove
Greensboro
Royal Arcanum
T. E. Evans
Lawrence Summey
Chas. Parks
Johnny Miller
Hobart Perdue
Carl Garner
Dick Johnson
Floyd Evans
Y” Aces
Cone “Y
Woody Thomas
Buck Young
John Deaton
Hack Spencer
Lelon Cooper
Murphy
Adaims-Millia
Jones Service Station
Diamont
C. Edwards
Wright
L. Nance
F. Evans
Dale Jarrett
O" Clase
L. A. Pegs Grocery
Marah Furniture Co
J. Everhart
Brown
Dick Hartley
R. Clark
A. Hoover
Lewis Hayworth
A J Simeon High Honors Athletes With Letters
High Point area A. J. Simeon High School awarded letters to students for achievements in tennis track baseball basketball swimming wrestling golf and cheerleading at a chapel ceremony led by athletic director A. J. Simeon. Girls received physical education participation awards.
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High Point High School
A. J. Simeon
Horton Smith Leads Metro Open With Breaks and Confidence
Horton Smith held a three stroke lead at 139 after 26 holes of the Metropolitan Open at Fresh Meadows. He credited favorable breaks for his score, dismissed the “master putter” label, and praised rivals Picard Revlota Runyan Harper as equal to his putting.
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New York
Horton Smith
Horton
Jimmy Hines
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Paul Runyan
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Snake vision in sleep notches sleep detection by lidless eyes
A snake may still detect motion while resting as its lidless eyes respond to moving objects. The feature suggests continuous vigilance during sleep-like states, helping detect potential threats or prey.
Preakness Field Narrows As Anaflame Is Out
Ten trim colts prepared for Pimlico's 48th Preakness for a $70,000 purse with Dauber as 5-2 favorite. Anaflame withdrawn by owner William Woodward. Lawrin and Stagehand also not entered. Doubtful starters include Dah He Bull Whip and Sun Egret.
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Woodward
Dauber
Lawrin
Pimlico
Anaflame
William Woodward
James Fitzsimmons
Dah He
Bull Whip
Sun Egret
A. C. Compton
Stagehand
Churchill Downs
Fighting Fox
Bull Lea
Warren Wright
Myron Selgnick
Hal Price Headley
Downs
Headhey
Dah
Donald Ross
Ral’ Parr
Townsend
Martin
Judge Rules Umpire Fights Your Inalienable Right
In Huntington West Virginia Judge J J Quinlan ruled that it is the inalienable right of a baseball player to get mad and have a fight with the umpire Roe Johnson a 24 year old Twilight league pitcher was arrested after arguing with an umpire following a pitch Johnson told the judge the pitch was wide a strike was called the judge dismissed the case declaring the right to fight an umpire.
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Huntington
W. V
J. J. Quinlan
Roe Johnson
Quinlan
Johnson
Sports Roundup Refuels Young Bob Feller After Five-Hit Win
New York May 14. A round of notes on sports figures includes a famed golfer nicknamed for horseplay being teased about a big ride by the hangtails. Young Bob Feller, after a five run allowed outing against the Yankees, shows resolve to keep pitching.
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New York
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Yanks
Coast league buzz and college baseball notes
Krupnick from Lawrenceville reports Shanty Hogan of the San Diego Padres is poised to challenge President Lane. Max Wilson of Oak Ridge Institute dazzled with two no hit games in nine days, striking out 43. Georgetown U Huskies coach Joe Judge guided a 25 of 26 record before a 19 game streak ended by Hank Borowy.
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Lawrin
Krupnick
Lawrenceville
Ill
Daily Record
Jerry Liska
Fremont
Georgetown U
Joe Judge
Harvard
Navy
Michigan
Temple
Hank Borowy
Yesteray
Dodgers Fan Wins Mystery Ball in Pittsburg Stand
In a Pittsburgh game Lloyd Waner hit a homer into an empty right field tier. An usher retrieved the ball and found it was a Larry MacPhail rock et ball used in batting practice. Pirates officials debated then concluded the ball was mishit during practice and left in the stand.
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Waner
Larry MacPhail
Waner
Armstong to Keep World Title Despite Losses Says Ziff
Sid Ziff notes in the Los Angeles Herald Express column that Henry Armstrong would still be the world father weight champion even if he loses to Barney Ross and Lou Ambers. Pitt coach Dec Sutherland voices concern over reserves and talks to himself.
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Sid Ziff
Los Angeles Herald-Express
Henry Armstrong
Barney Ross
Lou Ambers
Pitt
Dec Sutherland
Portsmouth Club Climbs in Loop
Portsmouth moved into fifth in the Piedmont league after beating Winston-Salem. Asheville also rose as the Tourists defeated Richmond 7-1. Rainouts affected other games.
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Portsmouth Club
Charlotte
N. C
Portsmouth
Winston-Salem
Cubs
Twins
Asheville
Tourists
Richmond
Norris
Schultz
Lefty Crutchfield
Norfolk
Pet
Morfole
Iscccoceve
Cosees
Rocky Mount
MAFIA
Dee Portermouth
Two-Ton Blasts Natie Mann Out In 2
Tony Gargantua Galento knocked out Nath an Mann in two rounds at Madison Square Garden before 9 190 spectators. Galento teased Louis and Baer while boasting of future bouts and joked about roughing with the heavyweight champs.
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Natie Mann
Baer
Schmeling
Mann
Louis
Tony
Oneral Phelan
Marquis of
Wrigley's Wise Men Pull Boner In 4 To 1 Loss
The Cubs lose 4 to 1 as Larry French is ordered to sacrifice in a ninth inning threat. Pittsburgh Pirates capitalize in the tenth with two hits and two runs, while Arky Vaughn adds an RBI. Other AL games see Athletics beat Yankees, Red Sox trounce Senators, Indians fall to White Sox, and Tigers edge Browns.
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Wrigley
Wise Men
Boner
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry French
Larry
Cubs Master Minds, Inc
French
Bucs
Grimm
Johnny Rizzo
Arky Vaughn
Arky
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Connie Mack
Yankee Stadium
Red Sox
Washington
Senators
Jackie Wilson
Tom Yawkey
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Brownies
George Gill
High Winds Ups Golf Season With Big Victory
High Point high school's golf team closed the season at Emerywood with a 174 to 4 win over Burlington. Shookie Niece edged Sydney Gayle Jr by half a point for the only tally by the winners. Ansell Snow, Henry Baker and Bobby Sappenfield each contributed three points, with three more from a ball to lift the total to 17. The Bisons finished the year with nine wins and three losses.
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High Point High School
Emerywood
Burlington
Shookie
Sydney Gayle, Jr
Ansell Snow
Henry Baker
Bobby Sappenfield
Bisons
Galento Wins Knockout in New York Showdown
Tony Galento of Jersey City 292 defeats Nathan Mann of New Haven with a knockout in New York last night. In Minneapolis Russ Wosser 199 edges Marty Thomas 197 on points in a ten round bout. Hollywood sees Jack Roper 196 of Los Angeles stop Johnny Erjevec 183 of Duluth in five rounds. A Bath match lists Lou Burns 183 of Bath facing Charney Burns 182 of Boston in a two round bout.
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Drew Middleton
New York
Tony Gargantua Galento
Orange
N. J
Nathan Mann
Connecticut
Tony
Joe Louis
Associated Press
Tony Galento
Jersey City
New Haven
Conn
Minneapolis
Russ Wosser
Marty Thomas
Nagle Bend
Minn
Hollywood
Calif
Jack Roper
Los Angeles
Johnny Erjevec
Duluth
Bath
Lou Burns
Charney Burns
Boston
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