High Point Fights Albemarle in Weekend Boxing Show
The High Point Athletic Club boxing team meets Albemarle in the South Hamilton Street Arena at 8 PM Friday. Albemarle brings a strong ten-man squad led by coach Bob Morrow with two runners-up from the Carolinas Golden Gloves circuit and others who advanced to Piedmont and Carolinas A A U rounds. The local lineup features the same squad that recently defeated Greensboro Burlington and Danville.
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High Point Athletic Club
Albemarle
Hamilton Street
Danville
Charlotte
Bob Morrow
High Point
Greensboro
Burlington
Reds Dodgers Lead NL As Cincinnati Tops Pirates Twice
Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 2-1 and 7-3 as Jim Turner pitched the nightcap and Whitley Moore and Joe Reyes held the Pirates to four hits. Dodgers widened NL lead with a 6-0 shutout of the Phillies as Bill Posedel won his third, while Tony Cuccinello had two doubles and two singles.
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Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Whitley Moore
Joe Reyes
Pittsburgh
Jim Turner
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Posedel
New York Giants
Boston Bees
Posedel
Tony Cuccinello
Local amateur baseball scene drives High Point pride
High Point hosts a vibrant YMCA sponsored circuit with about 20 teams and 350 players across Amateur and Industrial Leagues. The Amateur League leads with Carolina Container and Globe Parlor atop the standings as teams like Triangle Adams-Millis and Harriss Covington push for higher spots. Weather has cooperated, keeping only one rainout in 56 games, as clubs eye the state semi pro tournament starting June 22 and a Wichita trip prize.
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Triangle
Oakdale
Savage
Bob Haney
Rip Collin
Tomlinson
Adams-Millis
Carolina Container and Globe Parlor
Boxmakers
Globe
Harriss-Covington
Guilford
Highland
Adams-Millis Bees
Industrial
Carolina Container
Chick Cagle
Jack Cecil
Winifred Powers
Red Stamey
J. C. Whitt
Lewis Hester
Howard Willard
Mills
Globe Parlor
Adams- Millis Plant
Charlie Kearn
Pickett
Allen Jay
J. D. Holt
Burke Koontz
Bob Parker
Earle Brinkley
Skip Workman
Bison
Bill Lackey
Harriss Covington
Jack Hussey
Lloyd Whitt
Dwight Upton
Garland Pugh
Carolina Container Battery
Melvin Hauser
Wichita
High Point Weaving Beats Adams Millis 4-2 Behind Bean and Hussey
High Point Weaving defeated Adams Millis 4 to 2. Bean hit a three base shot and Hussey a two base hit to drive the offense while Samuels earned the win and Wheeles took the loss.
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Adams Millis
Bean
Hussey
Samuels
Wheeles
Baseball Tonight Matches Set Across Major Cities
Games listed feature Phillies at Brooklyn with Mulcahy against Fitzsimmons, New York at Boston with Melton facing Errickson, Cinecinnati at Pittsburgh featuring Thompson against Butcher, St Louis at Chicago with Warneke or Lanier against Olsen, and American League matchups Washington at New York and Detroit at Cleveland with listed pitchers.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Mulcahy
Fitzsimmons
New York
Boston
Melton
Errickson
Cinecinnati
Pittsburgh
Thompson
Butcher
St. Louis
Chicago
Warneke
Lanier
Olsen
Washington
Monteagudo
Haynes
Brewer
Russo
Detroit
Cleveland
Newhouser
Sophomores win High Point interclass track meet at school
Sophomores led by Face Evans win with 60 points at High Point high school as Lenoir places second with 55 and Juniors follow. Big Jack Hussey tops individual scoring with 15 points and earns the B. G. Harmon Trophy. multiple events list names, times, and distances.
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High Point High School
Soph
Evans
Jordan
Kivett
Vaughn
Hussey
Senoir
Fergurson
Crawford
Barker
Asply
Metcalf
G. Williamson
Carter
Davis
Johnson
Shaeffer
Culler
Hodgin
Moser
Rowland
Williamson
Senoors
B. G. Harmon
Lenoirs
Jack Hussey
Unclear matchup cards across multiple NBA showcases
The fragment lists several pairings and records: Chicago at St Louis Rigney Knott against Harris Kennedy. Boston at Philadelphia with land Potter. No clear outcome or dates.
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Naymick
Chicago
St. Louis
Rigney
Knott
Harris
Kennedy
Boston
Philadelphia
Butland
Potter
Fights Last Night Report Of Boxing Wins And Draws
Boxing results from Chicago Baltimore New Orleans Providence and Boston show Henry Wacker Taylorsville knocking out Willie Muldane Bobby Cocoa stopping Billy White Ruffin outpoints Eddie Lander Bobby Britton and Jerome Conforto draw in New Orleans Larry Bolvin stops Lou Transparenti in Providence and Maurice Tillet defeats Steve Casey in two of three falls in Boston wrestling segment.
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Chicago
Henry Wacker
Taylorsville
Willie Muldane
Cleveland
Baltimore - Louis
Kid
Providence
R. I
Larry Bolvin
Lou Transparenti
Baltimore
Boston
Maurice
the Angel
14 Qualify For Memorial At Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis May 28. Drivers not yet qualified for the 500 mile race have seven hours today to earn spots in the 33 car starting field. A 10 mile sprint at over 117.218 mph is required. Yesterday 14 cars qualified. slower entrants may be cut. Bob Swanson led with 124.619 mph on his 16 cylinder car.
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Indianapolis
Rene Dreyfus
Rene Lebegue
Louis Durant
Herrington
Kans
Lloyd Davis
Springfield
Billy Devore
St. Johns
Tony William
Milwaukee
Bob Swanson
Los Angeles
Sports Roundup Highlights From May Baseball And Boxing News
Benny M Coy drives up to fifty thousand dollars in bets as A's visit. Ken Overlin named sports star of the week by the New York World Telegram. Arizona Texas League standings show 16 wins 16 losses for El Paso Albuquerque and Tucson. Boston Red Sox rely on many pitchers past May start. Wake Forest eyes interregional football opponent for Sept 21. Golf duo Williams and Ruttle halve hole with eagle twos at Jackson Mich. No hitter by Brother Michelson but team loses. Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan, both southpaws, trace early tours in Texas. Charley Root receives zebra hide for glove from a unique Cubs emblem. Dodgers pursue Jimmy Wasdell for a deal.
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New York
Benny
M’coy
Ken Overlin
Califonia
Virginia
New York World-Telegram
Overlin
Spike Webb
Navy
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Winston-Salem
N. C
Wake Forest
Jackson
Mich
Phil Williams
Orv Ruttle
Kalamazoo
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Nelson
Hogan
Byron
Ben
Charley Root
Cubs
Dodgers
Jimmy Wasdell
Compliment Connie Mack for Candor About A's Pitching
Bob Stedler reports Connie Mack praised the A's honesty while saying the pitching staff is the worst in the league and will stay that way. The Buffalo Evening News notes Mack’s blunt assessment of key players and team prospects.
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Bob Stedler
Buffalo Evening News
Connie Mack
A's
One Minute Interview with Art Fletcher on Cronin Pitching Plan
Yankee coach Art Fletcher says Joe Cronin kept his word by starting Hash Dickman and Harris as pitchers against New York and using all three in one game. Cronin announced the trio beforehand, and Fletcher notes Cronin fulfilled that pledge.
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Art Fletcher
Yankee
Joe Cronin
Hash
Dickman
Harris
Yankees
Amateurs Fall Short as Open Qualifying Plays Out
The National Open sectional rounds weeded out most amateurs as top professionals pound par on six 18 hole layouts. Lawson Little led Chicago district with 65 69 134 while Leonard Dodson shot 68 69 137 in Kansas City.
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Cleveland
Canterbury
Lawson Little
United States
Little
Chicago
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Fla
Willie Turnesa
Ray Billows
Bud Ward
Simon Pyres
Chick Evans
Art Doering
Bobby Dunkelberger
Trailer Bill Holt
Bob Babbish
Edwin C. Kingsley
Leland Hamman
Ellsworth Vines
Ben Hogan
Billy Burke
Willie MacFarlane
Wilfy Cox
Chardler Harper
Joe Kirkwood
Alvin Krueger
Bill Mehlhorn
Jock Hutchison
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
New York
Walter Hagen
Johnny Goodman
Ohaha
Tony Manero
Boston
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Martin Pose
Jim Ferrier
Argentina
Australia
Bretton Woods
N. H
Washington
D. C
Lewis E. Worsham
Omaha
John Goodman
Birmingham
Ala
Otey Crisman
Selma
Philadelphia
Bruce Coltart
Seaview
N. J
al Brosch
Farmingdale
N. Y
al Espinosa
Akron
Tony Penna
Dayton
Newman Powers Shine in Local Wrestling Showdown at Arena
Pat Newman and Ernie Powers stole the show with a fast paced 33 minute main event duel marked by clean holds and high speed. Earlier bouts featured Tommy Marvin defeating Jake Patterson after three falls and Milo Steinborn overpowering referee Dobie Osburns in a 16 minute contest.
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Pat Newman
Ernie Powers
South Hamilton Street Arena
Newman
Tommy Marvin
Nashville, Tenn
Syracuse
Jake Patterson
Marvin
Patterson
Dobie Osburns
Nashville
Dobie Osborn
Whitey Grove
Milo Steinborn
Steinborn
Osborn
Dobie
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Highlights
Danning of New York leads NL batting at .393 with 43 hits and 31 RBIs as Mize of St. Louis tops home runs with 12. Werber’s 9 doubles and Ross’s 6 triples stand out, while Walters and Milnar share pitching wins at 1-0 and 5-1 respectively.
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Danning
New York
Walker
Brooklyn
Mize
St. Louis
Werber
Cincinnati
Leiber
Chicago
Ross
Boston
Camilli
Frey
Reese
Walters
Melton
Giants
Radcliff
Hayes
Philadelphia
Case
Washington
Moses
Foxx
Cramer
Mack
Boudreau
Cleveland
Finney
Judnich
Lewis
Piedmont League Playoff Race Heats Up In Charlotte
May 28 Charlotte. The Piedmont League second place tourists host Richmond leaders to open a key home stand aimed at erasing a two game deficit. Winston Salem spoiled Mount Airy and Charlotte beat Norfolk as Durham Portsmouth game was rainout.
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Norfolk
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Rosky Mount
Durham
Portsmouth
Richmond
Asheville
Ashe
Colts
Champaiis H
Wintson - Salem
Norte
Rocky Mount
Cess
Pavlovic
Pike
Plummer
Sox
Drivin
Richmo Asheville
Rocky
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