Dust Off Bromwich In Four Sets In Davis Cup Action
In Philadelphia on September 3, Australia trails in the Davis Cup clash as Don Budge and Bobby Riggs overpower Bromwich and Rudge. Riggs defeats Quist 4 6 0 8 6 1 respectively while Budge upends Bromwich 6 2 6 3 4 6 7 5. Crowd of 9,000 watches as American team edges toward victory with singles and doubles remaining.
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Paul Mickelson
Philadelphia
Australia
Germantown Cricket Club
Bromwich
Don Rudge
Rudge
Bobby Riggs
Adrian Quist
Surpris
America
Riges
Bobby
Quist
Budge Ralli
Autralian
Riggs
Budge
Hudee
Make
Quit
Brookline
Set Pont
Rudee
Deuce
Baseball's Big Six Batting Leaders Highlight AP Report
Associated Press notes the major hitting stars in baseball's top six lineups. It outlines leaders in batting averages and runs, naming key players and teams, with standings likely shaping upcoming games.
Dodgers End Four Game Slide With 5 4 Win Over Giants
Brooklyn defeats New York 5 4 as Fat Fite Preddy Filseim earns his tenth win. Johnny Hudson drives in the winning run with a eighth inning single. Dolph Camilli hits his 19th homer with a man aboard in the fourth. Rookie Johnny Wittig start yields six walks but six hits allowed in his first big league start.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
New York Giants
Preddy Filseimmons
Fite
Johnny Hudson
Dolph Camilli
Johnny Wittig
NEW York
Abrhe Moore
Rosen
Myatt
Hasen
Danning
Koy
Phelps
Lavette
Ripple
Camilli
Claseli
Durher
Camp el
Witte
Rogers
Leslie
Hudson
Fites
Australian team leads 4-2 as Jacobs loses in Southampton
Helen Jacobs, the United States' No. 2, falls to 19-year-old Australian Nancy Coyne in the first day of a 12-match Davis Cup series at Meadow Club. Dorothy Workman defeats Mrs. Harry Hopman for the Americans' lone singles win. doubles pair Bundy and Workman take the second American point. Play continues at Maidstone Club in Easthampton tomorrow while Alice Marble is out with a cold.
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Southampton
N. Y
Helen Jacobs
Fel
Coyne
Miss Jacobs
Dorothy Workman
California
Harry C. Hopman
Australia
Nancy Wynne
Sarah Palfrey Pabyan
Brookline
Mase
Miss Wynne
Mre
Fabyan
Austessia
Dorothy Stevenson
Sydney
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Cal
Miss Stevenson
Misa Bundy
Bundy
Workman
America
Mre Hopkan
Misa Stevenson
Wynne and Coyne
Min» Jacobs
Mrs. Fabyan
Maidstone Club
Easthampton
Alice Marble
Indians Rout Browns 10 to 2 in St Louis
Cleveland pounds Oral Hildebrand and reliever Cole for 16 hits and 10 runs to down the St. Louis Browns 10 2. Mel Harder improves to 14 1 this season as G Heath homers and multiple batters drive in runs in a decisive Cleveland victory.
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Hildebrand
Cole
Cleveland
St. Louis
Lary
Trosky
Keltner
Hale
Harden
Almada
McQuinn
Clift
Kress
Sullivan
Hughes
Campbell
G. Heath
Weatherly
Putiak
Harder
McGowan
Quinn
Rommel
Seaboard Tourney Leaders Post 81s Tie for First
W E Smith of Portsmouth and C E Gatlin of Great Falls tied for first with 81s in the Seaboard Air Line 12th annual golf tournament first round at Southern Pines. Nearby contenders included L C Barnes, J C Bennett, R W Waugh and others, with scores in the 82s and 83s.
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Southern Pines
W. E. Smith
Portsmouth
C. E. Gatlin
Great Falls
S. C
Seaboard Air Line Railway
L. C. Barnes
Richmond
J. C. Bennett
Hamlet
R. W. Waugh
Tampa
Fla
Enterprise Softball Team Wins City Championship Title
The Enterprise softball squad claimed the commercial city league title after a near flawless season that included a 17 win, 1 loss record. Pitcher Dudley starred with numerous low scoring wins aided by strong batting from Denning Newby and Fitzgerald while Captain Denning led with a .511 average.
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Curt Denning
Mike Newby
Jim Newby
Fite Fitzgerald
Bruno Perzan Stifles T'villers With Four-Hit Game
Bruno Perzan pitched a strong four hit game to edge T'villers 3 to 2 in Salisbury. Ed Parker allowed nine hits in a hard fought loss for T'ville as Shorty Helms had two doubles for the victors.
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Bruno Perzan
T'villers
Enterprise
Salisbury
Ed Parker
T-ville
Shorty” Helms
Harrington
Thomasville
Abrho
Munde
Canty
Meime
McCarn
Math’son
Shealy
Wilborn
Senators Stifle Athletics 7–0 in Pennsylvanian Tilt
Washington crushed Philadelphia 7 to 0 as Ken Krauskas limited the A’s to three safeties. West and Wasdell drove in two runs each, Bonura added two RBIs, and Werber stole a base in the rout.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Senators
Ken Chase
Joe Krahauskas
Washington
Williams
Bonure
Lewis
Travis
Myer
Sperry
Chapman
Siebert
Werber
Wagner
Ambler
Castor
West
Wasdell
Bonura
Krakauskas
Caster
Red Sox topple Yanks as Gomez falters in New York
Boston mounts 16 hits in a 9 to 3 win over New York with Joe Vosmik Cronin and Doerr each collecting three hits. Joe Heving goes the distance for Boston as Gomez suffers his 11th loss, slicing the Yankee lead to 13 games.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Gomez
Wes Ferrell
Yankees
Yorks
Sox
Gomez
Cathburet
Lefty
Joe Heving
American Association
Bostons
Yanks
Bossem
Joe Vosmik
Boston
Joe Cronin
Bobby Doerr
Ferrell
Docc Aceani
Shane
New York Vain
Gehrig
Foxx
Cronin
Higgins
Doerr
Crosetti
Rolfe
Dickey
Gordon
Gomer
DiMaggio Chapman
Heving
Gomes
Mone
Moriarty
Basil
Abrhe
Cramer
Vosmik Mf
He'rich
Cronins
D'mag’o
Selkirk
Desautels
Perrell
Hoss
Notre Dame Star Chuck Sweeney Earns All American End
Chicago notes Chuck Sweeney of the College All Stars finally earns All American end honors after three years without a catch at Notre Dame.
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Chicago
Chuck Sweeney
Notre Dame
Tulane Troup Tall New Orleans
Tulane's football squad lists thirty-one players at over six feet tall in New Orleans, highlighting a notably tall roster.
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Tulane
New Orleans
Williams Dominates as Pitchers Stir Classic Battle
Williams racks up three strikeouts while Caster, Krakauskas, and Hite combine for key innings. Williams scores twice, D Smith adds two, and caster takes the loss as Hubbard Grive and Rue umpire a two hour game in front of about 3 000 fans.
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Williams
Krakauskas
Hite
Caster
D. Smith
Hubbard, Grive and Rue
Stagehand Wins Narragansett Special at Narragansett Park
Col Maxwell Howard's Stagehand swept from behind to win the Narragansett Special, a $25,000 added race at Narragansett Park before 356,000 spectators. Bull Sea finished second, Bull Lea third, Cra vat fourth. Stagehand paid $4.30 for a $2 wager, boosting year earnings to $184,050.
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Pawtucket
Maxwell Howard
Stagehand
Narragansett Park
Calumet Farms
Bull Sea
Karl Sande
Bull Lea
Townsend RB. Martin
Cravat
Detroit Tops White Sox in High Scoring Twinbill
Rudy York tied a major league record by belting four grand slam home runs in a season with a bases loaded blast as Detroit routed Chicago 11 to 4. Pete Fox added a two on homer while the Tigers swept the White Sox in the opener of a two game series.
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Chicago
Rudy York
Detroit
Pete Fox
Tigers
White Sox
York
Jack Knott
Dixie Walker
Charley Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Frank Schulte
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Morgan
Ruhel
P.walker
Qwen
Gringer
G.wal R
Grinberg
Radelif
Chris
Meyers
Schill'er
Knott
Rosenthal
Boyles
Don
Christman Gehringer
Appling
Gehringer
Greenher York
Rogell
Christman
Bridges
Bridges, Kuhel, Owen 2, Appling 2, Uykes
Myers
Fox
Redcliff
Kuhel
G. Walker
Gehringer Rogell
Steven
Greenberg
Tomlinson and Triangle Set for Monday Playoff
Rain halted the Industrial league final at Willis Park yesterday delaying game two of the championship play-off. Officials announced the match will be played Monday at Willis Park time set for 8:30 PM with Triangle pitcher Rall Dawson to duel Hill Angel or C. K R. Russell of the chair making squad.
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Willis Park
Harden Meets Scrappy Texan In Feature Boxing Bout
Salisbury reports top North Carolina heavyweight Harden of Graham will fight Texas Joe Dundee in a ten round main event as part of a 34 round boxing program. Dundee, over 176 pounds, will be ten pounds lighter than Harden who recently beat Dewey Kimrey. The card also features Young Jackson versus Frank Tymosko in a heavyweights clash and other six and four round bouts.
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Salisbury
Hardrock Harden
Graham
North Carolina
Texas
Joe Dundee
South
Pete di Mizio
Harden
Dewey Kimrey
Kimrey
Texan
Joe Knight
Ben Brown
Dundee
Young Jackson
Frank Tymosko
Danville
Battling Reid
Ben Canipe
Johnny Teague
Hubert Faggart
Mike O'Brien
Rockingham
Runyan Snead Held To Draw In Hershey Round Robin
Paul Runyan and Slammin Sammy Snead could not defeat Vic Ghezzi and Ben Hogan in the Hershey round robin best ball. The draw leaves Ghezzi and Hogan with an eight point lead and two holes to play tomorrow. Nelson and Dudley trail after edging closer to the leaders.
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Hershey
Paul Runyan
Sammy Snead
Vic Ghezzi
Ben Hogan
Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
Bunyan
Snead
West Virginia
Byron Nelson
Reading
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Nelson
Dudley
Blair Park To Be Site Of Battle In City Golf Finals
Blond haired Bill Snow defending champion and Moffitt five time winner tee off from Blair Park first green at one o one in finals of the City golf tournament. Snow holds the Ford Open Amateur title and country club crown. Curtis Dent trophy goes to winner Clark Dillon after a first champ rank run.
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Bill Snow
Moffitt
Blair
City
Snow
Buster
Qualiy
Cleveland
Curtis Dent
Clark Dillon
Lindale Dairy
Tral Lee Delivery Company
Robertson and
Ben Bakery Apany
Human Jew Company
Boston Bees Defeat Phillies in Home Stand Opener
The Boston Bees beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 1 at home. Deacon Danny M mean yielded airtight pitching as Boston surged with three rapid-fire third inning singles setting the pace for the victory.
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Boston
Deacon Danny Meen
Boston Bees
Phillies
Bees
Vince Oh
Stripp
Garms
Philadelphia
Phils
del Young
John Clark
Aler Sharein
D'Mag
Davis
Wiler
Jordan
Young
Butcher
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Donald
Adrian Quiet
Associated Press
Helen Mall Jacobs
Thelma Coyne
Las
N. C
Wittig
Durocher
NweYork
Tis
Wyatt
Ott
Cissell
Phelps Lavagetto
Pussimmons
Moore
Cam
Fitzsimmons
Stewart
Barr
Stark
Freemold
AAA
Quality Shoe Store
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Harder P
Iltand
Mareera
Cole M
Ed Fitegerald
Steve McFarland
Waldo
Mike” Newby
James de Morris
Colon Loffin
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Curtis Denning
Loftin
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Ray” West
E. M. Dudley
Raymond Oldham
Luke Ridge
Charles Patterson
Beeson
High Point
Seartbreaker
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Atlantic Bears
Royal Arcatum
Winston- Salem
Champe
Grissom
Beeson Hardware
Denning
Pat Patterson
Steve McPfarland
Fitzgerald
Jake Ridge
Jay Newby
Jimmy Morrin
Charles Joffin
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J. M. Campbell
Red King
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Millard
Rampey
Helms
Connor
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Matheson
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McCain
Parker
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Triangle
Runyan
Blair Park
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Asaletein
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MacPayden
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Sharein
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MacFayden
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Kiem
Sears
J. J. Nahm
Schloss
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