Best in Show At Sedgefield Dogs Show
Welch Harriss's doberman Roland V. Huffenheim won best in show at Sedgefield after success in Wheeling and Baltimore. Ruth Bowne's French bulldog took best of breed. Paul Hamilton Jr.'s St Bernard also best of breed and later won a working dog trophy.
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Ruth declines fat offer to front for World's Fair eatery
Roundup fields mixed notes from baseball and football. Ruth turns down a lucrative restaurant front. Goody preps for Louis fight. McKechnie predicts Reds over Cards. Cubs booting bases. Temple Tennessee talk home series. Lee Grissom Dodgers future tied to MacPhail. Hornsby joins Ray Dean school. Wichita A. slated to replace Washburn in MVC.
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Guest Star Varner Teases Werigley Pencil Sharpness
Seattle Times columnist George M. Varner jokes about a rival Phil K Werigley and a sharp pencil. The fragment hints at playful exchange between colleagues, suggesting a feature or column tease.
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Duke And Carolina Decide State Title
In Chapel Hill on May 20 the Duke North Carolina baseball series final game decides the state championship. A UNC win would split the title with Wake Forest, while a Duke victory would give Wake Forest sole claim.
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Dodgers Van Mungo Voted Most Photogenic by Camera Men
Camera men say Van Mungo of the Dodgers is the most photogenic in baseball able to be snapped at any angle for a pleasing picture. Casey Stengel, despite the Bees’ losing streak, is praised as the most photo genial for smiling into the lens.
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Two Mile Run Called Out Of Regular Track Events
Stanford University's Dr. Paul Davies argues the two mile run should be removed from standard track meets. He says the event is inhumane due to its increasing speed and exhausting toll on competitors, and deems it the dullest event.
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Duke Beats North Carolina 6 3 For Greensboro State Title Hope
Duke defeated North Carolina 6 to 3 in Greensboro on Saturday night, ruining NC's bid to claim the state championship outright.
Snow Leads Early ECC Qualifiers at Emerywood
Bill Snow posted a 75 at Emery wood Country Club to lead in the qualifying for the ECC event. The score marks the early frontrunner status as competitors begin their chase for the championship.
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Emerywood Country Club
Feller, Phillies overwhelm Pirates as Reds pace league
Philadelphia pitcher Feller struck out four, winning 6-5 over Pittsburgh as Bennie Warren delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth. Cincinnati moved 1 1/2 games ahead with an 8-4 win over Boston while Chicago’s Cubs beat Brooklyn 7-6 in ten innings.
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Baseball scoreboard highlights multiple leagues and results
American League Cleveland beat New York 5 to 1. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 10 to 4 while Washington 12 Boston 10 and Chicago 10 Detroit rain. National League Cincinnati 8 Boston 4 Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 7 Brooklyn 6 in 10 innings. St Louis 6 New York 5 in 10. Piedmont Rocky Mount 4 0 Portsmouth 3 7 Richmond 3 Norfolk 2 Durham 7 Charlotte 6. Coastal Plains Snow Hill 3 Wilson 2 Goldsboro 6 Greenville 5 Tarboro 13 Kinston 12 Williamston 4 New Bern 3 North State no games. Bi State no games. Tar Heel Baltimore 7 5 Syracuse 2 3 Toronto Rochester postponed rain Montreal 6 Buffalo 4 second game postponed rain Newark 1 Jersey City 0 American Association St Paul 1 4 Milwaukee 4 3 Indianapolis 4 1 Toledo 3 9 Columbus 6 0 Louisville 4 2 Minneapolis 8 2 Kansas City 10 5 Southern Association Atlanta 6 5 New Orleans 5 4 Little Rock 8 2 Knoxville 7 2 Birmingham 11 8 Chattanooga 4 15 Memphis 10 4 Nashville 3 2 Sally League Augusta 9 Columbus 1 Greenville 5 Jacksonville 3 Savannah 7 Columbus 6 Macon 17 Spartanburg 9 called end eighth Sunday law.
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Industrial Loop Features Three Key Games This Week
The Industrial League schedules three pivotal games across six teams this week. Oakdale hosts Tomlinson on Wednesday with Oakdale aiming to stay unbeaten while Tomlinson seeks momentum after four straight wins.
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Baseball doubleheader slate with pitching matchups today
Games today feature New York at Cleveland Chandler facing Smith, Boston at Detroit Grove opposing Bridges, Philadelphia at St. Louis with Dean opposing Harris or Bildilli, and Washington at Chicago Hudson facing Rigney. Pitcher records displayed in parentheses reflect current totals.
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Boxing card matchups list with multiple bouts
Cincinnati at Boston Thompson defending 5-1 faces Erickson 0-0 while Chicago meets Brooklyn Lee 3-3 against Fitzsimmons 2-0 or Casey 2-2. St Louis faces New York Davis 0-2 against Hubbell 2-2. Pittsburgh battles Philadelphia M Brown 3-2 vs Pearson 1-2.
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Local matchups listed for area teams and towns
Winston-Salem heads to Charlotte while Asheville visits Durham and Portsmouth meets Rocky Mount. Other games include Richmond at Norfolk Concord at Salisbury Landis at Thomasville Lexington at Cooleemee and Mooresville at Kannapolis Bassette at Reidsville Mt. Airy at South Boston Martinsville at Leaksville Mayodan at Danville.
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New Dates Considered for Southern Conference Track Meet
Coaches and officials at Williamsburg discuss moving the Southern Conference track meet to the second weekend in May to avoid exam conflicts. UNC, Duke, and Clemson figures cited, with proposals for more trophies and expanded relay events as the conference treasurer notes titles since the split with the Southeast.
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53-Year Old Hannah Catches Doubleheader At 53
53-year-old Harry Hannah, manager of the Memphis club, caught 16 innings in a doubleheader against Nashville. He tiredly admitted it’s been years since he last caught a full game, and he recalled catching a doubleheader ten years ago while Memphis won both games.
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Truck) Hannah
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Texas Gals Set Out for Southern Tourney Title
A Texas group sails to Fort Worth for the Southern Golf Association women’s title challenge. Betty Jameson of San Antonio, ex Curtis Cup player Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite, and Mrs. E R Hary provide the backbone of Texas’ bid to dethrone Marion Miley of Lexington.
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Local high school football pairings listed
The schedule shows Shelby vs Gastonia Statesville vs Newton Conover Hickory vs Lenoir Snow Hill vs Wilson Greenville vs Goldsboro Tarboro vs Kinston New Bern vs Williamston prepared for upcoming games with venues not specified.
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Twelve Qualify For 500-Miler
Indianapolis May 20 AP Twenty one of thirty three starting spots remained vacant after two days of qualifying for the May 30 Indianapolis 500. Rex Mays captured the pole with an average speed of 127.845 mph at Glendale California. Wilbur Shaw and Mauri Rose join Mays on the front row. Shorty Cantlon was the twelfth qualifier, Detroit. A high wind hindered many attempts and George Connor retired with motor trouble after one lap. Each driver may attempt three laps to qualify.
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Chicago
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O. Shaw
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Shorty) Cantlon
Detroit
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San Bernardino
Dobie Osburn To Referee Marvin Bashara Showdown
Dobie Osburn will officiate the 10 round bout between Tommy Marvin and Ellis Bashara at South Hamilton Street Arena. Marvin, a former light heavy and heavyweight, is the favorite amid crowd hostility toward Bashara who hints at a secret weapon. A pair of red hot wrestling matches precede the main event with Tom Mahoney facing Blackjack Hader and Jake Patterson meeting Whitey Grove.
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President's Cup Qualifying Scores Released
The article notes the President's Cup tournament begins Sunday May 26 with all qualifying scores due Saturday afternoon May 25. Listed scores include E. S. Wood 79 H. D. Marsh 82 Dr. George Wood 84 J. W. Garrett Sr 85 Paul W. Casey 88 A A Oliver Sr 89 Robert Stedman 90 Dr. P B Davis 91 Dr. K B Geddie 92 P A Warner 98 W E Price 99 F B Smith 100 E W Freeze Jr 101 Dick White 105 W C Jones 106.3
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W. C. Jones
Hogan Earns Ranking Spot In Goodall Round Robins
Ben Hogan dominated the Fresh Meadow Goodall round robin, seven matches against 14 top money players, finishing with 491 total strokes and plus 23 holes. Sam Snead was runner up with plus 19, Gene Sarazen third, Dick Metz fourth, and Byron Nelson among leading figures in the field ahead of the Metropolitan and National Opens.
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Fresh Meadow
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Dick Metz
Paul Runyan
Byron Nelson
Class D Loop Sees Hottest Race In Years
Lexington led by Gerry Fitzgerald hosts a tight North State League title chase with Kannapolis and Cone Weavers in close pursuit. Doubleheaders, standout rookies George Brown and Alex Degowski, and strong bats from Baker Small and Mauney fuel a week of shifts as Lexing ton seeks revenge on Salisbury and Mooresville, while pitchers Lindsay Robinson and Shepington pace the staff.
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Lard Mauney
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Bill
Glenn Vaughn
Hubbla
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Ier
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Earnhardt
Dodger
Piedmont League Teams Plot Late May Drives
Piedmont League clubs plotted strategy for late May actions. Richmond extended its loop lead to a game and a half by beating Norfolk 3 to 2 as Durham edged Charlotte 7 to 6 and other results saw Portsmouth and Rocky Mount split, and Winston-Salem visit Charlotte.
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