Amateur Industrial All Stars Clash In Benefit Game
Amateur league All Stars meet Industrial league All Stars in a Saturday benefit baseball game at Willis Park. Dawson likely to start for Industrials, with sluggers Flynn Cook for the Amateurs. About 400 fans attended last week. larger crowd expected for High Point’s nat ball showdown among local leagues.
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l-Stars
All-Stars
Reces
Akes
Twoeams
Willis Park
Diit All-Stars
Dawson
Russell
Kirby
Ven
Indusals
Flynn
Cook
Yakley
Crowson
Lofling
High Point
Conference Coaches Push Candidates In Scrimmages
Major league scouts studied a large pool of Southern Association prospects for 1937. Chattanooga sent Sington Lingle Mihalic, Lanahan and Benton to majors. Atlanta lost Williams Thomas and Leonard. Ray Mueller moved to Boston. Skaff to Brooklyn. Nashville standouts Dwyer Outlaw Peacock drew attention while Poindexter left Little Rock for Boston.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Fred Sington
Washington Senators
Sington
Ed Lingle
Johnny Mihalic
Ray Mueller
Knoxville
Boston Bees
Frank Skaff
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New Orleans
Roy
Weatherly
Bill Perrin
Jimmy Outlaw
John Peacock
Cincinnati Reds
Peacock
New York Giants
George
Jennings
Poindexter
Little Rock
Boston Red Sox
Bryan Grant Meets Fred Perry Today In Singles Tourney
In Forest Hills New York Fred Perry of England as top choice faces Bryan Grant Jr. of Atlanta in the U S singles championship. Kay Stammers meets Helen Jacobs in a semifinal with Don Budge and Frankie Parker side by side and Alice Marble against Helen Pederson in other semis.
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Bryan Grant
Fred Perry
Forest Hills
N. Y
U. S
England
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant Jr
Atlanta
Kay Stammers
Helen Jacobs
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Redhead
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake N. J
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Helen Pederson
Stamford Conn
Budge
Miss Marble
Charleston Club to Meet Hosiery Team in Amateur Battle
Charleston South Carolina Chicora club advances to the eastern amateur baseball semi finals by beating the Charlotte Red Shields 9 to 5. The Hudson Hosiery team faces Larkwood Hosiery in the other semi final with the final set for Saturday afternoon. The winner advances to Louisville Kentucky for the national event opening September 19.
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Charleston Club
Charlotte
Chicora Club
Charleston
S. C
Hudson Hosiery
Larkwood Hosiery
Huntersville
Louisville
Charlotte Red Shields
Coach Redd faces uncertain prospects at Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech coach Henry Redd discusses eight varsity players dropped under the Graham plan as the team transits to a nine–game Southern Conference schedule. He notes possible reinstatement if aid is secured, while outlining available lettermen and concerns over backfield and line depth.
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Blacksburg
Henry Redd
Virginia Tech
Redd
Graham
Tech
Roanoke
Louis Muttro
Ben Dodge
Bill Bradshaw
George Sodaro
Lloyd Doxey
Oscar Piland
Wilson Brown
al Miller
Frank Pierce
Howard Mast
Joe Robison
Dave Jones
Ruffner Murray
McRae Banks
Art Robison
Leo Vecellio
Bud Ingles
Carol Shockey
Marvin Cregger
Mel Henry
Herman
Foote
Dickerson
George Worthington
W. H. Devlin
J. A. Gangler
Clemson
Maryland
William and Oer
Richmond
South Carolina
Columbia
N. C. State
Raleigh
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Virginia
Pitching Flops As Giants Lose To Cincy Outfit
The Giants crumble as their pitching falters against Cincinnati. Frankie Frisch battles a season long nightmare with Bill Terry now in a deep hole. Carl Hubbell and Freddy Fitzsimmons are the lone reliable arms as the team faces a crucial series with the St Louis Cardinals.
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Giants
Cincy Outfit
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Frankie Frisch
Bill Terry
Frisch
Cardinals
Carl Hubbell
Freddy Fitzsimmons
New Yorkers
Wolverines Aim for Strong Line as Kipke Seeks Blott Return
The roundup notes Michigan struggles at line coach as Kipke hopes to bring back Jack Blott. It cites Tad Wieman’s absence, hints at slow backs, and adds local hockey and boxing notes. It also covers late-season baseball with Giants, Cardinals, Cubs, Pirates, and AL pennant suspense plus key games and players.
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New York
Harry Kipke
Jack Blott
Michigan
Yost
Tad Wieman
Wolverines
Jimmy Braddock
New York Football Giants
Ted Goodwin
Ed Danowski
Goodwin
Southern Conference Coaches Push Scrimmage Pace Ahead of Openers
Multiple teams across the Southern Conference held intense scrimmages as nine new-season openers approach. Notable practice battles included South Carolina's Don McAllister and Clemson’s Al Sanders, while several squads reported injuries and lineup adjustments ahead of the Duke and Navy fixtures.
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Don McAllister
University of South Carolina
Joe Williams
John Burns
al Sanders
Jess Neely
Clemson
Joe Berry
Max Putnam
John Weaver
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Davidson
Wildcats
Doc Newton
Duke
Citadel
Ray Wolf
Furman
Dizzy McLeod
Blue Devils
Colgate
Ace Parker
Hudgins
John Page
Soph
Maryland
Vv. M. I
Institute
Jackson Littrell
Foots Dickerson
Mel Henry
Virginia Tech
Henry Redd
Henry
Marvin Cregger
Dave Jones
al Miller
Tex Tilson
Dunlap Sample
Moore
Duane Berry
Richmond
Jimmy Mundy
Buddy Lawless
Buddy Vaughan
William and Mary
Branch Bocock
Navy
Dick Dozier
Norfolk
University of Virginia
Newport News
Gus Tebell
Graber and Vac turoff Highlight High Point Wrestling
Henry Graber returns to High Point arena to meet Ivan Vac turoff in a featured bout arranged by Curtis Denning. Dixie Dick Powell promises shocks for Florida fans as he challenging Luttrall’s regional form. George Gurley meets Kid Boyd in a six round grudge fight as the night’s added attraction.
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Henry Graber
Ivan Vacturoff
Dobie Osburn
Dick Powell
Curtis Denning
High Point Arena
Powell
Dixie Dick
Luttrall
Graber-Victoroff
Graber
Ivan
Cowboy Luttrall
George Gurley
High Point
Kid Boyd
Thomasville
Tombstone Tourney to Close Summer Golf at Emerywood
The final Emerywood Country Club event, named the Tombstone tourney, will be held tomorrow with golfers allowed to use handicaps plus par. The player who places his flag the farthest up the field wins prizes as many members are expected to participate.
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Emerywood Country Club
48 Teams Enter National Softball Championship Meet
Forty eight men and 22 women enter the national softball championship at Soldier Field starting Saturday. Toledo defends the men’s title against St Louis while Cleveland Bloomer Girls meet Racine in the women’s opener. First round losers enter a consolation bracket with semi finals and finals set for Monday.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Toledo
St. Louis
Cleveland Bloomer Girls
Racine
Wis
Softball Association
Wichita Falls
Tex
New Orleans
Nashville
Manero Tied For Second In Canadian Open
Toronto report on the Canadian open golf championship shows Gordon Brydson at Port Credit Ont leading a field that includes Abe Espinosa and Tony Manero. Brydson shot 69 to sit one under par while Lawsen Little posted a 66 to lead after the opening round.
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Toronto
Canada
Gordon Brydson
Missisagua
Port Credit
Ont
Brydson
National Hockey League
American Association
Lawcen Little
United States
Jimmy Thompson
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Tony Manero
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Little
St. Andrews
Thomson
Espinosa
Manero
Mangrim
Byrdson
Bank Clearings in 22 Cities Fall 9.8 Percent
Bank clearings in 22 leading cities for the five days ended Sept 9 totaled 4 229 544 000, down 9 8 percent from the 4 686 763 000 a year earlier. Dun and Bradstreet cites Labor Day timing for the decline and notes a prior week showed a gain over 1935.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
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Frank Pritchard
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Pritchard
Lake Ontario
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Saffs
Ivan Vaduroff
Germany
Russia
Dobie Osborn
Texas
Ibs
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Lou Little
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Gabby Gabler
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Stan Hack
Gas House Gang
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Pirates
Bere Bill Swift
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White Sox
Tigers
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Senators
Tommy Bridges
Hal Trosky
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Emerywood Club
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