High Point Varsity Ties Guilford In 6 6 Jobber
High Point and Guilford played to a 6-6 draw as Clifton sprinted 34 yards for a tying touchdown after a punt return by Pat Secret was nullified and a key Guilford roughness penalty set the stage. Malfregeot connected for a second Guilford score, while High Point battled back through a late drive before the final whistle.
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High Point Guilford football game statistics at Albion Millis
Night game at Albion Millis Stadium yielded low passing efficiency with G WP recording 66 first downs and 126 net yards gained. Passes attempted stood at 185 with 58 completed for 35 58 yards. 80 yards penalized and 30 own fumbles reported.
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Albion Millis Stadium
Foxx Caps 1938 Batting Title With .349 Average
Chicago reports Boston Red Sox first baseman Jame Emory Foxx won the 1938 American League batting crown with a .349 mark. He led in RBIs with 174, homers with 50, runs scored 139, and hits 197, atop a strong season including 298 total bases. Other AL leaders include Ben Chapman and Hank Greenberg in key categories. Bob Grove stormed to 14–4 for Boston, with Ruffing and Newsom among top win totals.
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Chicago
Jame Emory Foxx
Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Timle
Jeff Heath
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Heath
Ben Chapman
Boston
Buddy Myer
Washington
Cecil Travis
Mal Trosky
Hank Steinbacher
Rip Radcliff
Karl Averill
Joe Cronin
Joe Vosamik
Ross Cronin
New York Yankees
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
hite—Voamik
Cronin
Greenberg
Frank Crosetti
New York
Bob Grove
Red Ruffing
Buck Newsom
St. Louis
Cothran and Dunkelberger Win Low Gross in Mixed Foursomes
Jane Cothran of Greenville and Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point captured low gross honors in the Carolina mixed foursomes golf championship at Sedgefield Country Club. The duo led by four strokes over closest rivals as the event planned to become an annual affair.
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Jane Cothran
Greenville
8. C
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
Carolinas
Sedgefield
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Mrs. H. Dunkelberger
L. Ll. Leonora
Grid Scores From Associated Press Roundup
East region games show George Washington routed Butler 26 to 0 while other scores include St. Vincent 31 over Youngstown Texas Christian 28 and Miami Florida 82 to 0 over Tampa. Southern region features Georgia 38 over Furman 7 and Rollins 54 over South Georgia Maryville 15. Midwest reports Marquette 7 over SMU 0 and Detroit 27 to 0 over Catholic. West and mountain results list Pomona 25 over Laverne 0 and Colorado State 0 at Denver 0.
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Wrestling results from last night report
In Philadelphia Brouko Na pureki 2138 from International Fale Minn defeated Jules Strongbow 289 of Oklahoma at 11 39. In North Bergen Joe Cox 224 of Kansas City beat oesek 215 of Weehawken at 18 26.
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Philadelp
Brouko Napureki
International Fale Minn
Jules Strongbow
Oklahoma
North Bergen
N. J
Joe Cox
Kansas City
Oesek
Weehawken
Biggest Football Day Of Season Is On Tap
The article previews a vast Saturday of college football across conferences. It highlights key matchups including Ohio State vs Southern California, Notre Dame vs Georgia Tech, and Minnesota vs Purdue, with Notre Dame and Duke favored. It lists notable interconference games and results from last night such as Texas Christian over Temple 28-6 and SMU losing 70-0 to Marquette.
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Georgia Tech
Colkate
Duke
Louisiana State Riese
Minnesota
Purdue
Wisconsin
Four Big Five Teams Open Day in Major Battles
Charlotte reports four Big Five football clubs launching day four with Davidson’s 33 0 rout of Erskine setting the pace.North Carolina aims to trim Tulane while N C State faces Alabama with Wolfpack as underdog. Duke meets Colgate. Wake Forest challenges South Carolina. George Stirnw eiss to return for UNC and Jim Lalanne to start for NC State. Wake Forest near full strength for the Cocke a nd Coach Newton’s squad.
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Davis Tessing
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Marvel Perry Wins In Open Ring Thriller At New Arena
The Masked Marvel and Ernie Dugan defeated opponents in a three fall wrestling card opening the new Indoor Sports Arena on High Street. Perry and Hal Caddell produced a landmark match as Lon Chaney defeated Dick Gammons and a referee scuffle erupted, creating a packed, dramatic program.
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al Perry
Hal Caddell
Boston
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Dick Gammons
Gammons
Red Roberts
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High Street
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Caddell
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Mystery
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Rankin Captures Emerywood Women’s Championship Title
Mrs A M Rankin Jr defeated Mrs A B Hen ley 6 and 5 yesterday to win the Emerywood country club women’s championship. Rankin earned the club championship trophy previously held by Mrs George Wood after a stronger all around game and a solid start on the front nine.
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Emerywood Country Club
A. B. Henley
George Wood
Fights Last Night Across Cities Include Debuts and Scraps
In Chicago Ken Overlin stopped Jimmy Clark in a 4 round bout. In Hollywood Georgie Hansford beat Tony Chavez on points after 10 rounds. Earlier, a referee-wrestler clash between Gammon and Roberts erupted when Chaney gouged and choked his way to victory over Gammons.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ken Overlin
Decatur
Jimmy Clark
Buffalo
N. M
Hollywood
Georgie Hansford
Los Angeles
Tony Chavez
Albuquerque
Gammon
Roberts
Chaney
Gammons
Greens Opened At Blair Park
Greens at the Blair Park municipal course will be open today as announced by Professional Jimmy Crichton. For two weeks players used temporary greens while Crichton reported the carpets in excellent condition for the coming season.
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Blair Park
Jimmy Crichton
Crichton
Lombardi Tops National League Batting Honors
Ernie Lombardi Cincinnati led NL hitters with a .342 average as the dead ball era persisted through a season featuring slumps by many stars. Johnny Mize finished .337, with Frank McCormick, Arky Vaughan, Joe Medwick, Stan Hack, Deb Garris, Mel Ott, Phil Weintraub, and Lloyd Waner among the top ten. Joe Medwick topped doubles and RBIs. Mel Ott led in runs and homers. Mize had most triples. Stan Hack stole the most bases. Frank McCormick emerged as a strong rookie with 209 hits and 640 at bats.
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Phil Weintraub
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Lloyd Waner
Harry Danning
Joe Moore
Giants
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Jimmy Brown
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Johnny Frederick
Brooklyn
Series Facts And Figures Standing New York and Chicago
New York leads the series 2 1 against Chicago with 70 000 expected attendance today at Yankee Stadium. Weather is partly cloudy and cool. Probable pitchers include Pearson for New York Bryant for Chicago. Betting odds show Cubs 17 10 against Yankees 2 to 1 and series odds 9 to 1 against Cubs 1 to 15 against Yankees.
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Cubs Face Yankees in Third World Series Game
In New York the shell shocked Chicago Cubs arrive at Yankee Stadium for the third World Series game against Joe McCarthy's famed Yankees. Gabby Hartnett starts Clay Bryant after Bill Lee and Dizzy Dean struggled. Joe Marty leads Chicago with three hits and three RBIs as the Cubs trail 0-2 in the series.
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Yanks
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Bill Lee
Dizzy Dean
Monte Pearson
Wrigleyville
Frank
Mills Home Orphans Beat High Point 18 to 0 In Thomasville
In Thomasville on October 8 the Mills Home Orphans, led by standout Pat Preston at tackle, outpaced High Point high school 18 to 0. Hood starred with a 60 yard TD run and pivotal runs while Preston anchored defense and the late fourth quarter surge sealed victory. The Orphans used 12 men and relied on a mix of runs, passes and reverses to dominate the final period.
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Guilford
High Point
Mills
James H. Morris
Thomasville
High Point High School
Pat Preston
Orphans
Charley Kearns
Preston
Hood
Bisons
Cear
Thurman Horney
Brantley Hucke
Bates
Koontz
George Bailey
Bill Wagner
Series Notes Highlight Bryant Clay and Crosetti Feats
New York notes the World Series hype as Claiborne Bryant-Clay is praised for Cubs mound work while Frankie Crosetti nears a fielding record in two games. Dodgers and Giants history referenced as fans debate pitching matchups and records across a potential seven game series.
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Clay
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Yanks
Polo Grounds
Giants
Dodgers
Mathewson
Frankie Crosetti
Sweden
Black Sox
Tigers Complete 154-Game Schedule Despite Tie by Bengals
The Detroit Tigers were the only major league club to finish a full 154 game schedule this past season. The Cincinnati Bengals included one tie game in their accounting.
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Tigers
Bengals
Bison line shines as Hood leads defense and attack
Hood anchors the defensive line while contributing two touchdowns for the Bison. Wagner guard and Jack Hussey at end join Doc Andrews in solid play as Preston carries most of the game from tackle. Bates through pass to Hood for another score keeps the offense moving amid a tough Preston defense.
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