Yankees Rally For 16 Run Innings To Beat White Sox
New York overcome an 11 to 3 deficit in the eighth inning as Ted Lyons faltered and Bill Dickey cleared the bases with a homer. Mule Haas sparked Chicago with two triples and two singles in a 19 hit attack, Simmons homered, and Lou Gehrig added his 9th homer of the season. The rally neared the modern major league record for runs in an inning.
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New York
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Lou Gehrig
Ted Lyons
Lyons
Walter Miller
Eddie Durham
Bill Dickey
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Dickey
Pale Hose
Don Brennan
Mule Haas
al Simmons
Lew Fonseca
Simmons
Brennan
Chicago
Ab Rah Poaf
Durham
Chapman
Crosetti
Bremen
Cssssee
Cic
Decise
Isc
Cceceicaes
Ikivos Veces
Pennock
Moore
Ruf
Crosett
Ruffing
Combs
Sewell
Ruth
Lazzeri
Fonseca
Gehrig
Maes
Lemeeri
Baccrifices Fonseca
Dickey Haas
Swanson
Brown
Poemer
Miller
Thomasville Hosts NC Newspaper Golf League Matches
The Thomasville Country Club hosts the North Carolina Newspaper Golf League with six teams playing today. Matches begin at 2 o clock with home and home format moved to Thomasville. First Greensboro News-Record faces Charlotte News quartet, followed by Winston-Salem Journal-Sentinel versus Charlotte Observer and High Point Enterprise against Salisbury Post.
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Thomasville Country Club
North Carolina
Golf League
Thomasville
Greensboro News-Record
Charlotte News
Winston-Salem Journal-Sentinel
Charlotte Observer
High Point Enterprise
Salisbury Post
Cardinals Crush Phillies 10 1 on Ladies Day at St Louis
The St Louis Cardinals routed the Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 1 in the second game of the series. Frisch Collins Medwick and Wilson each had three hits as the Cards pounded Phil Colling for fourteen hits and eight runs in four innings. Bill Hallahan earned his sixth win. Pepper Martin went hitless in five at bats. About 1,000 paid fans and 6,000 women attended, marking a ladies day event.
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Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Bob Johnson
Pinky Higgins
Walker
Tigers
Rapoa Pox
Gehringer
Walker If
Greenberg
Oll Owen
Fee
Hayworth
Rhiel
Herring
Cera
Philadelphia
Emmy Ee
Cochrane
Johnson
Miller
Higgins
Freitas
Cihocki
Bahop
Detroit
Philadephia
Grove
Hite
Owens
Van
Cleveland
Porter Rf
Cissell
Burnett
Renee Scane
Averill
See
Voemik If
Aenee
Boss Ib Seanenevess
Kamm
Sessusreres
Spencer
W. Perrell
Boston Ae
R. Johnson
Werherm
Cookerf
Hodapp
Alexander Ib Cise
McManus
Ese
R. Ferrell O
Oliver
Brown
Welch
Cleve
Boston
W. Ferrell
Cianell
McManue
Porter
Boss
W Ferrell
Uv McGowan
Summers
Hildebrand
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Phil Colling
Pickrel
Frisch
J. Collins
Medwick
Wilson
Cardinals
Pullis
Bartell
Klein Rf
Hurst Ib Eeuhoes
Whitney
Ae Lee
Davis
Cobeeteeneevs
Finn
Evetee P. Collins
Todd
Locals Beat Greensboro Nine After Sunday Ballpark Win
Local team the High Pointers defeated Mack Judson 3 2 in Greensboro and prepared to face Cane City Greyhounds at Willis Park. Lee Sherrill pitched five hits in Memorial Stadium victory, Rayle homered, Wolf and Williams, Smith and Weston notable on base running.
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Mack Judson
Greensboro
High Pointers
Cane City Greyhounds
Willis Park
Kirby
Young
Greyhounds
Lee Sherrill
Pointer
Memorial Stadium
Rayle
Wolf
Lefty Briggs
Williams
Smith
Weston
Exh ibition tennis clash at Sedgefield and wrestling card at Willis Park
High Point athletes Poole and Abels face UNC tennis stars Wilmer Hines and Ricky Willis at Sedgefield Country Club this afternoon with a doubles rematch to follow. Promoter Bob Ward brings a second wrestling show to Willis Park Monday headlined by Jimmy Ray vs Jim Hesslyn with Pete Ramos and Dick Griffith also on the card. expectations run high after a big first crowd.
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Jimmie Poole
Luke Abels
High Point
University of North Carolina
Sedgefield Country Club
Wilmer Hines
Ricky Willis
Hines
Willis
Poole
Abels
Carolina
Bob Ward
Willis Ball Park
Jimmy Ray
Pete Ramos
Jim Hesslyn
Ray
Ramos
Hesslyn
Bcard
Dick Griffith
Columbus
Ohio
Griffith
Burlington Golfers Defeat Burlington Hosts In Wet Match
High Point Country Club team of 12 beat visiting Burlington 441-212 in a waterlogged afternoon at the local course. Crichton led with a 78 and Merrilees 79 in a special fourball, while Goodes and Matton counted in the score despite those pros not counting.
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Burlington
Goodes
Crichton
Merrilees
Matton
High Point Country Club
Bennie Goodes
Jimmie Crichton
Andy Merrilees
High Point
L L. C. Matton
Mer
Jupiter Pluvius Wins Ball Games
A heavy rain swept High Point and drowned reported baseball results in the Industrial and Amateur leagues yesterday afternoon. The fields were too wet for play and no games were completed or recorded.
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Jupiter Pluvius
High Point
Hornets Regain Second Place in Piedmont League
In Richmond Virginia on May 27 the Charlotte Hornets won a weekend doubleheader 6 6 and 11 4 to move into second place as the Colts drop to third. A ninth inning rally and a late eight inning barrage powered the wins with Home runs by Kershner Galvin Smith for the Colts and Whitehouse Wright Casey for Charlotte. Wright’s second game homer cleared over 2380 feet.
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Richmond
Charlotte Today
Colts
Reggie Baker
Henry
Hornets
Folliard
Kershner
Galvin
Smith
Whitehouse
Wright
Casey
Red Lucas
REDS
Cincinnati
Blue
Brooklyn Dodgers
Operetta Joan of Arc staged by Winston-Salem cast
The junior high presents the operetta Joan of Arc on Tuesday May 30 at 8 15 pm under American Legion Andrew Jackson post 87 auspices. Wilson Angel winner of a 5000 Atwater Kent audition and Elizabeth Mendenhall state piano contest winner perform as featured soloists.
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Joan of Arc
A. R. Gaul
Winston-Salem People
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Wilson Angel
Atwater-Kent
Elizabeth Mendenhall
Winston- Salem
Harry E. Parker
Reynolda Auditorium
Ruth Storey
Alan of Arc
Joseph Parkin
Philip
Frank Crawford
Robert de Baudricourt
Hubert Hill
Jean de Nevelpont
Red Harrell: Iron Man Pitcher and Farm Hand
Bainbridge Georgia May 27 AP story profiles Red Harrell a high school pitcher and devoted farm worker. He plowed eight hours at sunrise to clear corn then pitched a double header against Albany, shutting them out, before returning to milking cows.
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Bainbridge
Red" Harrell
Red
Harrell
Se Red
Albany
McGlothlin Grows Weaker During Day
In Gastonia on May 27 Dr. J. McGlothlin president of an urban university Greenville DC was reported by City hospital nurses as very low. He grew weaker during the day after being injured in an automobile wreck on May 16 and developing complications.
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Gastonia
J. McGlothlin
Urban University
City Hospital
An University
Greenville
D. C
McGlothlin
Kicker's Handicap Tournament Continues At Blair Park
The Kicker's Handicap golf tournament will be continued through today at Blair park municipal golf course with many players expected. Rain yesterday kept players from 18 holes and a 25 cent entry fee funds prizes with golf balls awarded to the winners.
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Blair Park Municipal
Dempsey Faces Schmeling in Exhibition Ahead of Baer Bout
Jack Dempsey, the aging former champion, sparred a bristling round with Max Schmeling in a pine arena before about 2 000 spectators. The bout served as a test for Schmeling ahead of his June 15 bout with Max Baer at Yankee Stadium. Dempsey impressed by staying agile, landing body shots and a hard right to Schmeling, then quipping that another round would have kept him from telling the tale.
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Lake Swannanoa
Nwn
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Max Schmeling
Little Pine Arena
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Dempsey
Schmeling
Exhibition Match At Blair Park This Afternoon
Considerable interest surrounds the exhibition golf match at Blair Park course this afternoon starting at 2 o clock. Bill Crichton, local pro, faces his son Jimmie with Andy Merrilees and Bennie Goodes as partners, one representing Burling ton Country and the other Burlington amatuer champion.
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Blair Park
Bill Crichton
Jimmie
Bill
Andy Merrilees
Burlington
Bennie Goodes
Willie MacFarlane Captures Metropolitan Open Crown
Willie MacFarlane of Tuckahoe New York won the Metropolitan Open with a final score of 291 one stroke ahead of Paul White Plains and Dick Mets of Deal New Jersey. Dutra Runyan Turnesa Farrell Houghton Ceull Rama Burke and others followed in the field.
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
Cain
Paul Eer
White Plains Star
Dick Mets
Hollywood
Deal
N. J
California
Olin Dutra
Runyan
Dutra
Mike Turnesa
Joe Turnesa
Johnny Farrell
al Houghton
Washington
Henry Cieul
Herman Rama
Bill Burke
Elizabeth Ryan Wins French Doubles Title Again
Elizabeth Ryan, former California tennis star, teamed with Mme Rene Mathieu to win the doubles title at the French hard court championships in Auteuil 6-1 6-3. Rain disrupted play delaying remaining matches as Borotra and Brugnon fell to Quist and McGrath in a four set upset.
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Auteuil
France
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Miss Ryan
Colette Rosambert
Mme. Henrotin
Helen Wills Moody
Mme. Mathieu
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Adrian Quist
Vivian McGrath
Borotta
Mistrial Declared In Ewing Bank Robbery Case
Joseph P. Ewing of Fayetteville faced a bank robbery trial in Carthage after the jury deadlocked eight for conviction and four for acquittal. The Page Bank and Trust at Aberdeen was the target in February, with Ewing arrested in Detroit and awaiting retrial in August.
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Carthage
Joseph P. Ewing
Fayetteville
North Carolina
W. F. Harding
Tony
Ewing
Page Bank and Trust
Aberdeen
Detroit
Hoarding
Miss Estelle Lawson Wins Carolinas Golf Title
Miss Estelle Lawson of Little Chapel Hill captured the women's Carolinas championship at Charleston country club by defeating Miss Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia 4 and 3. Lawson, the reigning champion, led 3 up after the front nine and maintained pressure through a steady final round to secure her second consecutive title.
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Charleston
S. C
Estelle Lawson
Little Chapel Hill
Carolinas
Tar Heel
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
South Carolina
Hope
Charleston Country Club
Miss Lawson
Lawson
Sixteen Games Set In Local Night Ball Leagues This Week
Sixteen games in three local night diamond leagues are scheduled at Willis Park this week. Play begins at 8 PM with a 9 PM follow up, featuring matchups in City, Civic, and Industrial leagues across five evenings. Matches include Enterprise against National Food Stores and Rotary versus A B C among others.
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Diamond Baseball League
Willis Park
City League
Enterprise
National Food Stores
Highland
Adams- Millis
Big Brothers
Triangle
Southern Chair
Civic League
Rotary
Kiwanis
Civitans
Industrial League
Amos
Melrose
Robbins
High Point Box
Hicks Beats Orcutt For Women’s Metropolitan Crown
Helen Hicks defeated Maureen Orcutt two up in a 36 hole final at Garden City New York to win the women’s Metropolitan golf championship. Hicks regained the title for the second time and extended Orcutt’s four time streak in the event.
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Garden City
N. Y
Helen Hicks
Maureen Orcutt
Miss Hicks
Miss Orcutt
Trojans Sweep Intercollegiate Track Title for Fourth Straight
Southern California Trojans won the inter collegiate A A A A track and field championship at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge on May 27, scoring in 10 of 15 events for 45 points. Stanford finished second with 42 as Princeton star Bill Bonthron claimed two titles in the 800 and 1500 meters.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Princeton
Bill Bonthron
Southern California
Trojans
Sean Cromwell
West Coast
Stanford
Knights of Columbus To Meet In Asheville For 1934 Convention
In Wrightsville Beach the North Carolina Association of Knights of Columbus elected officers and chose Asheville as next meeting place. George T. Carey was re elected state deputy with N P Mulvaney as secretary and G H Rider as advocate. Carey and Haezel named delegates to the national convention. J J Allen and B R Dryman designated alternates. A banquet closed the program.
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Wilmington
Asheville
North Carolina Association of Knights of Columbus
Wrightsville Beach
George T. Carey
Charlotte
N. P. Mulvaney
G. H. Rider
Greensboro
J. J. Allen
L. M. Garling
Raleigh
F. J. Haezel
Supreme Board
Carey
Haezel
B. R. Dryman
Husband Held in Death Near Gastonia
A coroner's jury ruled that Mrs. A. F. Whitworth 41 a seamstress died from foul play rather than an auto leap near Gastonia May 27. Her husband and P. C. Falls deputy sheriff were held under $2,500 bond pending grand jury action.
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Gastonia
A. F. Whitworth
P. C. Falls
U S Davis Cup Team Sweeps Argentina in 4 0 Victory
The United States Davis Cup squad won 4 0 over Argentina at Chevy Chase Club as rain canceled the final singles. Ellsworth Vines defeated Hector Cataruzzan 7 5 6 1 5 7 6 1, and Wilmer Allison led Adriano Appa 6 2 6 1 before play was halted. The teams declared the match officially canceled with the U S retaining the 4 0 score.
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John Fpf
Chester
Associated Press
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
United States
Atlantic
Argentina
America
Ellsworth Vines
Hector Cataruzzan
Wilmer Allison
Adriano Appa
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Slade
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Carolina Net Aces
Jim Ray
J. H. Dobbs
H. 8. Hunkleberger
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H. C. Bennett
J. C. Abels
American Legion Post
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Hallahan
P. Collins
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Rigler
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