Wood Triumphs In Five Sets At West Side Tennis Club
Sidney Wood America’s No. 2 seed survived a fierce five setter against J Gilbert Hall to reach the next round as 80 matches concluded in the national championship. Other results saw Boussus and Andrews fall while Perry Budge and Allison advanced to the third round with decisive wins.
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Wagner
Wood
Christian Boussus
France
Robert Harmon
Oakland
Calif
Eskell D. Andrews
New Zealand
Martin Buxby
Miami
Fla
Fred J. Perry
Arthur
Fowler
Pleasantville
N. Y
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Don Budge
Califf
Budge
Donald Hawley
Orange
N. J
Allison
Tom Flynn
Bayside
L. I
Frank Shields
Bitsy Grant
Frankie Parker
Gregory Mangin
Johnny van Ryn
Clifford Lee
State Duke And Carolina To Watch Sophomores In Forthcoming Grid Wars
North Carolina Duke and N C State plan preseason drills as 1935 grid campaigns begin with sophomores eyed for keys roles. Duke and Davidson anticipate strong backfield talent while Wake Forest and Davidson rebuild rosters. Duke Perez Parker backs the offense as teams ramp up for September 21 starts.
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State
Duke
Carolina
Davidson
Wake Forest
Charlotte
North Carolina
N. C. State
Tar Heels
Carl Snavely
George Barclay
Eddie Kahn
Jim Tatum
Jim Hutchins
Wallaceade
Duke Blue Devils
Wade
Parker
Durham
Corky Cornelius
Jack Dunlap
E. B. Dunlap
Wentz
Tarrall
N. C. State College
Heartley W
Hunk) Anderson
Bert Berlinski
Everett
Cowboy” Robinson
Anderson
Notre Dame
Doc” Newton
Gene McEyer
Chester Chapman
Johnny Mackerell
Jim Weaver
Varaity Timber
Weaver
No Hit No Run Game Seals White Sox Shutout of Indians
Vernon Kennedy of the Chicago White Sox pitched a no hit no run game at Comiskey Park defeating the Cleveland Indians 6 to 0. Four Indians reached base on walks, Kennedy drove in three with a bases loaded triple, and he became the first White Sox pitcher to hurl a no hitter at home.
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Kennedy
White Sox
Bolick
Quiler
Duke Power
Chicago
Vernon Kennedy
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Joe Vosmik
Bob Burke
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Comiskey Park
Teddy Lyons
Red Sox
Boston
Crosland and Pittman Reach Myers Park Golf Finals
Bob Crosland of Charlotte won his semi final to advance to the Myers Park Club Invitation final alongside 16 year old Raymond Pittman of Fayetteville. Crosland defeated Guion Griffith 4 and 3 while Griffith had beaten Alan Smith 1 up. Pittman downed Goat Hatcher 4 and 3 to set up the final match.
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Charlotte
Bob Crosland
Raymond Pittman
Fayetteville
Crosland
Guion Griffith
Alan Smith
Asheville
Ovosland
Bayard Storm
Pittman
Goat Hatcher
Jeff
New Coach Leads 32 Boys at Local High School
The Black Bisons begin drills under coach H Bolick as 82 players report for practice. Early sessions stress ball handling and positioning with hopes of forming a cohesive unit for the season despite uncertain early results.
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H Bolick
Black Bisons
Walter Sprye
Meisky
F. W. Kirkman Truesdale
James Mastley
Wilson
Hugh Hipps
Chet Idol
Elmer Warren
B Soyers
Bill Mathews
W. Davis
James Owens
Jack Orin Whitener
Clarence Dempsey Neal
al Newt Welborn
Grover Farr
Gibson
Harry Winders
Mitchell
Fred Taylor
Jackley
George Marsh
Bill
Alfred Lea
Bill Burnett
Junior Order Outing Friday At New School Grounds
esville Council No 434 Junior Order United American Mechanics will hold a chicken supper outing at the new school next Friday. Members of the council and their families and Daughters of America members and families are invited to attend. An afternoon program of games and entertainment will include talks by four state officers. The outing will end with the chicken supper on the grounds.
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Esville Council No
United American Mechanics
Daughters of America
Mond University
Jack Faber
Terps
N. C. State
Hank Anderson
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Carl Snavely
George Barcay
Eddie Kahn
Jim Tatum
South Carolina
Don McCallister
Clemson
Tigers
Jess Neely
Old Dominion
Virginia Tech
George Smith
Duncan Holsgelaw
Duke
Virginia
Ray Street Cub Pack to Meet Thursday at School
Ray Street Cub Pack will begin its fall activities with a 2 p.m. meeting at the school this Thursday. Scout executive B. W. Hackney announced the gathering and urged all Cubs to attend and bring registration fees and their cub manuals.
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Ray Street
Scout
B. W. Hackney
Buffalo Beats Toronto in International League action
In an International League game Buffalo defeated Toronto 6 to 0 with strong offense and pitching. Rochester then topped Montreal 1 to 0 as Sinemet powered the visitors' late surge.
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International League
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Pirates Clinch Tenth Straight as They Rout Cubs
The Pittsburgh Buccaneers swept their tenth consecutive win in the National League race by defeating the Chicago Cubs. Led by left-hander Ralph Birkofer, Pittsburgh built early leads with hits by Woodie Jensen Bud Hafey and others, and extended the streak despite few losses in recent weeks.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Buccaneers
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
New York
Ralph Birkofer
Billy Herman
Uhr
Jensen
French
P. Waner
Vaughan
Giants Narrow Lead as Cardinals Slip in Philadelphia
The New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 8 to close the gap on the St. Louis Cardinals in the opening game of their series. Hal Schumacher earned his 18th win as the staff allowed 16 hits. A late rally included singles by John Moore and Dolph Camilli and a home run by former Giant Johnny Vergez.
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New York
Aus
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Handsome Hal
Philly
John Moore
Dolph Camilli
Johnny Verges
Baker earns first major league win as Dodgers top Braves
Tom Baker, 20, Brooklyn right hander from Grand Prairie Texas, earned his first major league win for the Dodgers in a 6 to 2 victory over the Braves. He relieved starter George Earnshaw after a finger injury and kept the game tight through the late innings before Emil Leonard finished the rally. Wharnshaw may not be able to pitch.
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Boston
Tom Baker
Brooklyn
Grand Prairie
Tex
Dodgers
Braves
Baker
George Earnshaw
Les Malison
Emil Leonard
Wharnshaw
Four Hurt As Car Slams After Striking Tree Near Union Hill
Four people were injured when a Chevrolet overturned near Union Hill school on East Green Street extension about 11 last night. Most serious victims were Robert Conwall 21 and Howard Wilder 22 both Hosiery mill employees. Miss Zerlene Brown and Miss Virginia Valentine were slightly hurt. Valentine discharged after treatment. others remained hospitalized.
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Union Hill School
East Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
Robert Conwall
Howard Wilder
Zerlene Brown
Fourth Street
Princess Case
Virgina Valentine
Inning Highlights From Essega da Cessa Tees Batteries
Harnshaw Baker and Leonard pace Essega da Cessa against Batteries. The trio drove runs and built early lead as the defense held firm.
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Essega da Cessa Tees
Harnshaw, Baker
Leonard
Cardinals Clinch NL Lead in Final Night Win Over Reds
In Cincinnati the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Reds 6 to 5, protecting their slim lead atop the National League. The game closed the 1935 season’s last night contests before 20,872 spectators.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Manero Wins Venauian Open Crown In Montreal
Gene Kunes of Norristown Pa won his first major prize at the Venauian open in Montreal finishing 280 after a final round 68. Victor Ghessi of Deal N J finished second with 282, Ed Dudley and Tony Manero tied for third at 255 behind the winner.
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Gene Kunes
Victor Ghessi
Sedgefield
Montreal
Norristown
Kunes
Summersea
Victor Gheszi
Deal
N. J
Ghosts
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Jimmy Hines
New York
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
Jules Huot
Kent
Quebec
Paul Runyan
Wal
Conference football drills begin as 400 aspirants report
Richmond August 31. Four hundred candidates report to conference coaches for 10 drill fields Monday as Southern Conference teams begin pre season training. Duke Washington and Lee Maryland NC State NC State and others prepare for the 1983 season with veterans and hopefuls mixing in Nimrod hall and Richmond area facilities.
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Richmond
Duke
Blue Devils
Wallace Wade
Washington and Lee
Maryland
North Carolina
NC State
Generals
Nimrod Hall
Tex Tilson
Corky Cornelius
New York Giants
Devils
Parker
South
Wade
Frank M. Dobson
Rich
Batting Leaders Highlight Early Season Standings
By AP report Buddy Myer of Washington raised his average with two hits while Lou Gehrig of the Yankees slipped after an 0 for 8. Arky Vaughan moved within one hit of 400 with two safeties in four at bats as the standings shift in early play.
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Associated Press
Buddy Myer
Washington
Louie
Yankees
Myers
Gehrig
Arky Vaughan
Wilkes Man Sought In Death of Father
North Wilkesboro August 31 officers hunted Conrad Bell 20 on a charge of fatally wounding his father. Police said the younger Bell shot at his brother yesterday, missed, then turned his gun on their father after a report that Conrad Bell owned a still seized the day before. The elder Bell died en route to a hospital.
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North Wilkesboro
Conrad Bell
Bell
Pestardey
Hoapital
Premium List Issued for Fourth Annual High Point Fair
The premium list for the fourth annual High Point Agricultural Fair and Poultry Show is issued. The fair office at 120 South am street, under Mrs. J. W. McMahon, operates until September 14 and runs September 15 to 21. Free admission policies apply to school children, newspaper and telegraph boys, and orphanage children on specified hours. Entry books open September 2 and close the Tuesday before the fair. Departments cover crops, horticultural products, poultry, home economics, crafts, 4H exhibits, education, clubs, and flowers. Officers include J. W. McMahon as president and A. Ingram as secretary.
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High Point
Southam Street
J. W. McMahon
Ton
Newspaper
Secretary of the Fair Association
P. M. Davis
W. ©. Price
High Point Fair Association, Inc
Laenedon
A. ©. Ingram
T. C. Potts
Beef per capita consumption and a child violinist claim
A claim states Americans ate about 67 pounds of beef per person last year. A five year old named Joget Hofmann wrote an original magurka, noted as a fame for a violinist.
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United States
Joget Hofmann
Names in Translation Echo Old Fame and Fame
The note lists altered stage names like Maureen O Sullivan as Mere een and Una Merke as Yourna with Ray Milland and Cary Grant given altered forms. It reads like a playful gloss on classic actors and their pseudonyms.
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Maureen O'Sullivan
Mereeen
Accent En More
Una Merke
Yourna
Ray Milland
Milland
Cary Grant
Kerity
Bot "Bayrree
South Carolinian Held for Murder in Warrenville Shooting
Clarence Leach was jailed on a charge of shooting his brother in law Boyd of Warrenville. Sheriff J F Howard said the two men quarreled on returning to Leach's home, Boyd died instantly from a bullet to the brain. An inquest was set for a week.
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Aiken, &. C
Aus
Clarence Leach
Boyd
Warrenville
J. F. Howard
Leach
Lenoir Man Drowns in Catawba River
A Lenoir man identified as an operator of a cue stand was swept into the Catawba River on an outing. A nearby young woman was rescued but the man’s body remained missing for several hours before being found later offshore.
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Lenoir
Aus
Laws
Catawba River
Aarty
Oliver Smith
This Cow Was No Vegetarian
A Kansas City report notes a cow's stomach contains unusual nonfood items including a compass, keys, a door lock part, tacks and weed knots, illustrating stomach ingestion examples as a cautionary tale about goats and eating habits.
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Kansas City
Aug
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