Southern Football Squads Open Labor Day Practices
Richmond reports begin as Southern Conference teams start practice across the South. Virginia and North Carolina recruits join later. early drills focus on light workouts and shaping the squad for the season with heavier work planned later. Georgia and Florida coaches anticipate strong showings once training progresses.
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Richmond
Phalans
Dixie
University of Virginia
North Carolina
Due
Bite Devils
South Carolina
Clemson
North Carolina State
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Cadew
Maryland
Buck Everett to Fight Griffin in Asheville Tonight
Al Buck Everett of Gary Indiana faces Jobe Corn Griffin of Fort Benning Georgia in a heavyweight ten round bout in Asheville tonight. The event headlines a program of local boxing matches with regional fighters.
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Asheville
al Buck Everett
Gery, Ind
Jobe Corn Griffin
Ft. Benning
Piedmont League Standings and Today’s Games
The Piedmont League lists Charlotte at Greensboro Richmond at Wi Durham at Winston-Salem. Yesterday Durham beat Greensboro 3 Wilmington 2 with Richmond 1 in an exhibition.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Richmond
Durham
Winston-Salem
Baseball Scores From Overnight Card Games
Yesterday Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 3 in a lengthy game while New York split a doubleheader 4 to 4 with Boston. First game went 14 innings and the second was cancelled.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati & Ya
New York
Boston
Major League Leaders Top Players Record Highlights
A digest of top MLB performers shows Klein of Philadelphia leading multiple categories including runs batted in 100 and hits 190. Davis and Klein share home run leaders with 25. Pitching leaders Cantwell 19 7 and Habbell 20 9 noted among season leaders.
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Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
Ont
Giants
P Waner
Pirates
Rune
Off
Fallis
Medwick
Vaughan
Waner
Herger
Braves
Prisch
Cantwell
Habbell
Baseball leaders and leaders in the American League standings
Summary of key league leaders across batting and fielding categories. Notable names include Poxx and Manush leading in hits and runs, Simmons strong in power and defense, and Gehrig and Foxx among top run producers. Includes doubles and home run counts with team affiliations Athletics Senators White Sox Yankees Indians Browns Tigers.
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Poxx
Athletics
Manush
Senators
Simmons
White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Hens
Burns
Browns
Averill
Indians
Combs
Thomasville Team Beats Amazon Club Nine 6th Straight Win
The Thomasville Chair Company baseball team won its sixth straight game by defeating the Amazon club nine by 6 to 5 on Saturday.
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Meg
Ree Cnteror
Thomasville
Anp
Thomasville Chair Company
Amazon Club
Giants Face Pirates After Clinching Tight Braves Series
The New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves to move one step closer to the pennant race, holding a now eight game lead as they prepare for a five game set with the Pittsburgh Pirates in Pittsburgh. Old Dolf Luque delivered the clutch single driving in the winning run in a 14 inning nightcap, and Red Lucas fueled a Pittsburgh surge with an eight game win streak. The American League saw Washington extend its lead over idle New York, while Cleveland crushed Chicago 14 to 3 and St. Louis split a doubleheader with Detroit.
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Boston
New York Giants
Coogan
Phillies
Alleghanies
Giants
Braves
Terrymen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Dolf Luque
Massachusetts
Bill Shores
Travis Jackson
Red Lucas Sruevee
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Assurance
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New York Yankees
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Wes Ferrell
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Detroit
Carera Misses Beer But Gets Knockout On Camera
Culver City report on Primo Carera versus Max Beer boxing depicted on MGM sound stage 27 with crowd of observers and a dramatic finish as Carera lands a left and the referee counts Baer out before cameras. The text also notes incidental diversions including a ship bow incident and trivia on animals and the Memorial Amphitheater.
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Fistiania
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Max
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van Dyke
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Simmons Gets Hit With Porter's Aid
In Chicago yesterday Dick Porter, Cleveland outfielder, backed up against the wall in right field and helped end Al Simmons slump with a ninth inning single for the White Sox. Simmons had one hit in 20 at bats, dropping his average from .370 to .338 in his worst stretch of his major league career.
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al Simmons
Dick Porter
Cleveland
Simmons
White Sox
Indians
Porter
Sox
New Marks Set By Y M C A Aquatic Performers
Y M C A swimmers broke 22 records last week across backstroke breast stroke and crawl events. Teams from the midget and junior squads led the surge with faster times as they prep for a Thursday dual against Charlotte Y M C A at home.
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Bresgt
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Jester
Kellam
Dash
Reid
Jester Kellam
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BR. Hartley
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Petrolle to Fight Fuller in Boston Friday
Billy Petrolle travels from Duluth to Boston for a ten round welterweight bout against Sammy Fuller at the Boston Garden on Friday night as the second step in a campaign toward a title shot. Petrolle has left the lightweight ranks after defeats to Tony Canzoneri and Barney Ross, ties to weight limits affecting his power. The bout headlines a sparse National Boxing schedule.
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Billy Petrolle
Boston
Sammy Fuller
Duluth
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Petrolle
Petrolle-Fuller
Boston Garden
Stars and pitching spark late relief in 14th inning win
Yesterday's AP report highlights Adolfo Luque delivering effective relief and a decisive 14th inning single to push a win past the Braves. Cliff Bolton of the Senators added a ninth inning hit. other notes mention Cubs, Cardinals, Browns, and Pirates streaks with sporadic performances.
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Braves
Cliff Bolton
Senators
Ned
Casey Vance
Cardinals
Cubs
Lucas
Pittasburgh
George Blaybolder
Browns
Tomes
Four of Big Five Clubs Begin Football Practice
Four of the Big Five colleges opened football camps as 200 plus players reported. Duke and Wake Forest held first practices with 51 and 66 players respectively, while North Carolina and State prepared for workouts. Notable losses include Peters Shinn Wall and Falkenburg. Davidson and others also started training.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Letterman
Duke Stadium
Ace Wade
Raleigh
Clipper Smith
Jim Weaver
Oak Ridge
Murray Greason
Lexington High School
Deacon Star
Wake Forest
Frosty” Peters
Ed Shinn
Zeno Wall
Vic Falkenburg
Doce Newton
Gene McEver
Davidson
University of North Carolina
Everal
State
Wolfpack
Wildcats
Blon
Second Round Play In City-Wide Meet
The city-wide golf tourney at Blair Park resumes with second round play after the first round yesterday. Favorites advanced. matches finish by Sunday afternoon and subsequent rounds by Thursday and Sunday. Pairings list Moffitt Wood Wootten Garrett Dillon Ed Woollen McCain Spencer Nance Zachary J W W etc.
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Rnoon
Moffitt
Mathews
Frank Wood
Ralph Faust
R. W. Wootten
G. M. Harrell
Elliott Wood
Jack Garrett
E. C. Dillon
Z. B. Tutterrow
Ed Wootten
R. Matthews
C. N. McCain
Robert Garland
Frank Robbins
Jack Roys
Don Spencer
Carl Woods
Ray Nance
B. F. Hendrix
Nelson Zachary
T. Parker
J. W. Weellen
H. L Spence
D. A. Key
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J. B. Fink
J. B. Austin
W. ©. Comer
George Lewis
Steve Ingram
Buck Matthews
Harry Welch
M. B. Stroup
F. W. Marie
Defealter Meadows
H. C. Bowie
G. A. Ballow
R .S. Smith
Walser
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J. W. Rose
Lee Gibson
D. C. Mon
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Wootten
Garrett
Dillon
Ed Woollen
McCain
Spencer
Nance
Zachary
Kennedy
Austin
Lewis
Matthews
Stroup
Meadows
Ballew
Gibson
Montgomery
Burgess
Cooke
Dyer
Myer
King
Vines Seeks Last Chance To Save 1933 Campaign
POREST HILLS N Y Sept 4 Ellsworth Vines faces a final chance this week to salvage the 1933 season by winning his third straight national singles title. After defeats in major events including the Davis Cup and British and Newport play, he must win his remaining matches starting with Ray Palmer today to avoid a total loss for the year. Julius Seligson of York, intercollegiate star, also starts in the second round as Vines battles to rebound from a disastrous run.
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N. Y
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Crawford
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
Frank B8hields
Newport
Keith Gledhill
Vines
Ray Palmer
Tha
Eventerd
Julius Seligson
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Shields
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Pointers Beat Liberty Outfit In Hurlers Battle
High Point Pointers defeated Liberty Outfit 8 to 1 at Willis Park in a pitchers duel. Russell of High Point had the only multi hit game with a double and single while Slaughter pitched for Liberty and Sherrill for High Point. Weston and Connor contributed in the field and Stout added a late defensive play.
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Liberty
Willis Park
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Sherrill
Russell
High Point
Searety Adrupore
Johnson
Jone
Senet
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Wksendan
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Young
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R. Weston
Eas
Hiussell
Negro Teams Play At Park Tonight
The High Point Red Sox, a leading local negro baseball club, meet the Salisbury nine at Willisfield at 8 30. The Red Sox have defeated most opposition in the South but face a stiff test against the Black Hawks from a nearby city.
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Salisbury
Willisfield
Black Hawks
Duke Loses Guard Howard Andrews Ashille
Howard Andrews a star guard for Duke University football will not return to college this fall. The junior said he plans to work and will not rejoin the squad this season.
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DUKE
Andrews Ashille
Howard Andrews
Duke University
Andrews
Piedmont league enters final week with Greensboro Charlotte clash
The Piedmont league begins a decisive four game series as Greensboro and Charlotte vie for the pennant. Charlotte hopes to lead after Labor Day through a double header while Richmond battles Wilmington and Durham faces Winston-Salem.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Hornets
Pats
Taft Wright
Richmond
Wilmington
Durham
Winston-Salem
Patriots
Bees
Whitehead
Castleman
Bobby Rice
Greensboro's Bucher Nears 1933 Batting Crown
The text notes Bucher of Greensboro leading the 1933 batting race with a .876 average, followed by Colling of Durham and Hendee of Richmond with .244. Wade of the Colts stands fourth at .340, while Veach of Charlotte leads pitchers with 12 wins and three losses.
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Greensboro
Colling
Durham
Hendee
Richmond
Crodaker Wade
Colts
Veach
Charlotte
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