Gehrig homers as Yankees hammer Giants in World Series clash
In a pivotal World Series game, the New York Yankees routed the New York Giants 9 to 2 behind a Gehrig homer and strong batting across the order. Ruffing pitched for the Yankees against Schubert, while crowd records and prize receipts highlighted the big Bronx matchup.
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Canzoneri To Meet McLarnin Tonight In NYC Bout
Two rising fighters, undefeated on the verge of quitting, meet in a 10 round Madison Square Garden bout. Canzoneri, twice world lightweight champion, faces Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver a former welterweight ruler, in a night defining showdown.
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Royal Arcanum Fistic Gym To Open Tonight
Ambitious High Point youths report for first boxing season practice tonight sponsored by Royal Arcanum Old Plank Road Council No. 2220. The 8 15 p m session in the Penny building will be preliminary with Coach Harry Bolick outlining plans for the season.
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Pam Barton New World's Champion
Pam Barton, 19 year old London player, becomes world women's golf champion at Canoe Brook in Summit New Jersey beating Maureen Orcutt Crews 4 and 3 for the first double since 1909 after British title last May.
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Emerywood Wins Over Blair Park In Golf Match
Emerywood Country Club defeated Blair Park 57 to 41 in the afternoon match at Blair Park. top Emerywood results include pro Andy Merrilees 76 and amateur Jack Garrett 84, with McCuiston 80 and Dillon 82. Other Emerywood scores list Robbins 85 Wood 81 Snow 84 and many others, while Blair Park scorers feature Faust 85 Van Boyles 87 Wooten 90 Harbison 96 and Nance 93.
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Independent Parts Makers Supply Most Auto Parts
Manufacturers of independent parts provide more than 60 percent of all components used in U S automobile production, highlighting their crucial role in the industry.
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Casey Stengel Is Let Go As Dodgers Manager
Charles Dillon Stengel was released as Brooklyn Dodgers manager amid rumors of a sale or partial control by syndicate interests. The move follows a season of seven place finish and financial scrutiny, with Stengel receiving a severance under a sliding salary plan and hints of Grimes or Yankee links as potential replacements.
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Ohio State and Pitt to Battle in Feature Tilt
Ohio State meets Pittsburgh in a marquee clash as national title hopes rise. The weekend slate includes Southern Cal vs Illinois, Minnesota vs Nebraska, Purdue vs Wisconsin, Indiana vs Michigan, Notre Dame vs Washington University, and several other key Big Ten and regional showdowns across the college football landscape.
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Anvil Chorus Rises Across ACC After Weekend Upsets
Wake Forest defeats NC State while Davidson tops Duke and Carolina, reshaping state loyalties. UNC's Bear Wolf earns renewed support after a 14 6 win over Tennessee, and Navy battles hard with Davidson as Wake Forest basks in growing approval for Jim Weaver's offense.
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High Point Native Luke Appling Tops AL Batting
Major league baseball stars with North Carolina ties are noted. Luke Appling, born in High Point and now residing in Atlanta, led the American League with a .388 batting average for the Chicago White Sox, ahead of Earl Averill who hit .378. The column then surveys college football matchups across the South and West, naming teams and scores.
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Mail payments to air lines rise in early 1936 period
The United States government paid air lines flying domestic routes a total of 5,979,644.81 dollars for January through June 1936, up from 4,829,528.77 dollars in the same six months of 1935.
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Duke Clemson Clash Highlights Conference Weekend
Duke and Clemson renew hostilities in a key Southern Conference battle as part of a slate of five games shaping the league title picture. The Blue Devils ride a 32-0 win over Alabama and strong form, while Clemson seeks an upset in Durham.
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Emerywood Sweeps Lexington In Tennis Match 7-0
Emerywood Country Club tennis team routed Lexington club yesterday afternoon at Emerywood winning all events 7-0. Feature match saw Jimmie Poole beat Paul Fuller 6-2 1-4 while J D Rogers defeated Charles Hackney 6-2 6-4 and Hubert Barrer beat Hargrave 6-1 6-2.
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College football scoring leaders listed by points
The round up lists point totals for top scorers. Duke's Harwood Smith led with 22 points, followed by Chet Smith of Citadel with 18 and others: Harry Martin of Virginia 15, Wilton Sample of Washington and Lee 14, and Chet Smith with 21 points for close second.
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