Mungo Fined 1000 for Hotel Room Fight. Grimes Suspends Dodgers Star
Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Van Lingle Mungo drew a 1000 fine and three day suspension after a pre dawn fight with teammate Jim Bucher at the team’s hotel. Manager Burleigh Grimes vowed stricter discipline and said the penalty stands without salary refund.
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Athletics Rally Past White Sox 11th Inning Win
Philadelphia May 22. The Athletics swept Chicago to reclaim first in the American League by an 11 inning 10 9 victory over the White Sox. Chubby Dean tied the game with a ninth inning homer and Frankie Hayes drove in the winning run with two outs and the bases loaded. Six pitchers worked for Philadelphia including Harry Kelley in a three inning save. Key hits came from Dean Bonura Hayes and Newsome with Walker and M Hayes adding two base hits apiece.
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Duke Captures Carolinas AAU Track Honors
Duke wins the senior division 78 to 64 over Carolina at Chapel Hill in the Carolinas AAU meet. Bill Morse leads Duke with the 1500m title while James Davis pushes him in a close finish. Corpening tops Tar Heel scoring with a first and three seconds as Carolina freshmen tally 16 points.
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Prussian King and Saxon Trade over Rare Antlers
Frederick III of Prussia reportedly killed a 66 point stag and prized its antlers. The antlers later passed to Frederick William who exchanged them to the King of Saxony for a regiment of six foot grenadiers.
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Yankees Blast Browns 14 to 2 in decisive win
New York hammering St Louis Browns 14 to 2 as Lefty Gomez limits the Browns to nine hits while the Yankees erupt for 16 hits led by a powerful batting assault. Gehrig misses a hit in the big offensive showing.
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Ever Victorious Tar Heels Featured in Undefeated Tennis Team
Pictured above is the undefeated University of North Carolina tennis team, deemed by many to have the best claim to the mythical national championship. The photo lists players Carl Rood, Ramsay Potts, Bill Read, Johnny Foreman, Gordon Robinson, Eddie Fuller, Al Doyle, Archie Henderson Jr., and manager Ed Jeffress with coach John Renfield and Frank Farrell.
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Carolina Lays Claim To National Net Title
The 1937 North Carolina tennis team completed an undefeated season with a 16 dual matches defense allowing only six points. They secured State and Southern Conference singles and doubles titles, posted 12 straight wins, and claim the national championship honor through their dominant record and coaching from John Renfield.
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Thomasville Travels to Beat Local Nine for Eighth Win
Thomasville’s traveling North State loop aggregated chalked up their eighth win in nine starts here yesterday afternoon beating the locals seven to two. Cross led with four hits, Gerderman added three, Mueller Maue and Sheeley two apiece. Lefty Surratt pitched steady ball as the visitors turned in four double plays.
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Herald Tribune to Sponsor Second Annual All Star Game
The New York Herald-Tribune will sponsor a second annual all star football game at the Polo Grounds on September. Proceeds benefit the Tribune Fresh Air Fund which aids needy New York children. Andy Kerr of Colgate will lead the Collegians with Lou Little of Columbia helping select players. Kerr has long coached in eastern charity games.
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Fish age by scale rings shown in game box score
Scientists use scale rings to age fish with one ring per year. In a box score, Cleveland 1 Washington 7 shows a scoring note. Brown allows three walks and strikes out five, with Fischer earning the win and Brown the loss. Umpires Moriarty Quinn and McGowan. Time 1 11. Attendance 12000.
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Two Tournaments Open at Emerywood as Russell Wins
Two tournaments begin at Emerywood Country Club with Junior Club Championship and President's Cup rounds starting today and running to June 5. John Russell won the recently finished Blind Bogey tournament and received a golf bag.
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Zampell Stars for Tomlinson in 3-2 Win
Tomlinson defeated Marsh Furniture 3 to 2 in the Industrial league game yesterday led by pitcher Zampell who scored the tying run in the eighth inning and delivered the winning hit in the ninth Newman had three hits for Tomlinson Ingram Carrick and Zampell each had two safeties while Miller W Heney and Wood also recorded two hits for Marsh Furniture
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Oakdale Upsets Triangle 6 to 1 in Industrial League
Oakdale defeated Triangle last year’s champions 6 to 1 in an industrial league game yesterday. Walls led Oakdale with two safe hits while Hucks starred at bat for Triangle.
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School Girl Captures Southern Golf Title
A 17 year old Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta won the Women's South golf championship showing veteran competitiveness as she captured the title in Atlanta on May 22.
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Kirby Captures Southern Miss Crown in a Tight Final
Miss Kirby, a junior from Atlanta, defeated Mrs. Estelle Page of Greensboro 2 and 1 after a grueling 35 of 36 holes. Page, medalist with a five under score for 12 holes earlier, rallied to lead late but Kirby swung momentum with three of four holes on the inbound stretch to clinch the title.
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Snow blindness affects animals as well as humans
A historical note states that both animals and people can suffer snow blindness, underscoring risks from bright winter glare and the need for protective measures.
Wake Forest Beats State In Narrow 6 2 Season Finale
Wake Forest outhit State 8 4 as Wirtz and two pitchers combine for six runs on eight hits. State leads early with a third inning homer by Barb but the Deacons rally from a 2 1 deficit to plate six runs, sealing a 6 2 victory in the May 7 game.
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Tar Heels Fall to Duke in Ninth Inning Rally
Greensboro May 2 An error by a Tar Heel fielding in the ninth sparked a rally that gave Duke Devils an 11 to 9 victory over North Carolina. George Bailey Duke pitcher entered during the ninth to calm the fray as Barley, Cheek and the catcher scored the decisive runs in a dramatic finish.
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