Commercial All-Stars Triumph Over Amateurs 7 3 at Willis Park
Commercial League All-Stars defeated the Amateur All-Stars 7 to 3 led by strong pitching from Loflin and Smith. Key hitters included Kearns Mock and Riley with late support from Brigg and Stamey as the game featured sharp defense and several notable plays. After the loss, Amateur manager Bennett challenged for a rematch, possibly a best of three series.
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Frank Barfield
Willis Park
Tom Johnson
Charlie Bennett
Johnson
Kearns
Mock
Watson
Leflin
Riley
Haney
Loffin
Loflin
Andy Smith
Church
Weston
Cumby
Smith
Brown
Garner
Stamey
Brigg
Bob Haney
Deaton
Maney
Mast
Robbin Johnson
Aoa
Anderson
Sistem
Si Weston
Pariow
Flynn
Cecil
Biesadeeks
Ee Little
Mason
Ingram
Kseseces Ceas
B. Maney
Fouecemh
Case
Briggs
Mock Riley
Dunby
Honey Double Maney
Lofiia
Lofin
Letitia
Clark
Cleveland
Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Pat Slugger
Knox Young, Jr
Pittsburgh
Bobby Reigel
Richmond
Sancisco
Warrington Mlough, Jr
Philadelphia
Little
Ross Somerville
Canada
da Coldman
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Charlies Yates
Atleanta
Ed White
J Yeaterday
John Goodman
Omaha
G Man
Littl
Willie Turnesa
Brookline
Willie
Her Cross
Little F
Jack Munger
Duke University
Bill Chambers
Chicago
Harry Givan
Seattle
Industrial All-Stars to Meet Chatham blanketeers at Willis Park
Industrial League All-Stars prepare for a marquee game against the N. C. semi pro champions the Chatham Blanketeers Friday night at 8 at Willis Park. Local citizens have donated for a benefit contest as part of the lead up to the national amateur commercial titular series opening Friday.
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Elkin
Chatham Blanketeers
N. C
Willis Park
Adams-Millis
Tors
Vs. B. B. Sensenback
Willis Field
Duke Power
Duke
J. H. Jennings
High Point
Harry Rolek, Jr
Dave Yow
Thomasville
Triangle
Tomlinson
Lefty Weston
Lefty Wilson
Red Dawson
Giants Yankees Tigers Open Big Series
The pennant race heats up as the Giants face the league leading Cardinals in a four game set while the Yankees battle to overtake the Tigers. Cubs, Red Sox, and White Sox also figure in results from the day’s major league action.
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Giants
Fieg Althourt
Cardinals
Yankees
Tigers
Cubs
Brooklyn
Chicago
Dean
Paul
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Roy Parmelee
Braves
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Tommy Bridges
Red Kress
Estallella
Yanks
Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Hart Averill
Indians
Sam Jones
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
Red Sox
Reds
Paul Derringer
Browns
Athletics
Polish airliners boast flawless 15 year safety record
Polish airliners have established an enviable safety record during 15 years of service. They have never had a fatal accident.
Louis Training as Baer Fights Baer at Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis trains in New Jersey as Max Baer prepares to pressure him at Yankee Stadium on September 24. The article notes Louis’s power, aggression, and experience, while sparring partners Flowers and Ruggiriello test his defense. Louis lands solid combinations as Baer’s rough style looms.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Primo Carnera
Kingfish Levinsky
Carnera
Kingfish
Lou
Tiger) Flowers
Salvatore Ruggiriello
Detroit
Louis
Sable Aphinx
Baer
Flowers
Ruggiriello
Joe
Georgia Be Good In Own League In 1935 Football Season
Georgia coach Harry Mehre predicts the Bulldogs will hold their own in the Southeastern Conference but face stiffer competition in the major leagues. He says Alabama Tennessee Tulane and LSU form the top tier while Georgia and peers make up the other loop. Mehre notes rebuilding from star players but cites promising sophomores and a shift toward more passing with capable receivers.
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Athens
Georgia
Harry Mehre
Harry
Georgia Pilot
Alabama
Tennessee
Tulane
Louisiana State
Cy Grant
Buck Chapman
Jack Griffith
John Brown
John West
Tubbeyville
Charlie Opper
Dave McCullough
Sandy
Mehre
Queen Elizabeth Had Three Thousand Dresses in Wardrobe
A historical note claims Queen Elizabeth possessed about 3000 dresses in her wardrobe at the time of her death. This detail highlights the scale of royal fashion collection and wardrobe management within a monarchy.
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Elizabeth
Stanford Plans Aggressive Air Attack This Season
Stanford fielding a stronger passing game led by 189 pound quarterback Paulman from Oxnard California. Coach Thornhill says the team will throw more passes this year after past defense and weak aerials hurt Rose Bowl chances. Team aims for a third straight Coast title with most of 1934 roster intact.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford Indians
Indians
Stalte
bin Paulman
Oxnard
Paulman
Stanford
Patty Berg Leads Field In Western Women Medal Play
Patty Berg, 11, from Minneapolis, held a one stroke lead over Marion Miley of Lexington, Ky, entering the final round of the sev enth annual Western Women 72 hole medal play. Berg carded a 64 today to total 245, with Miley at 246 and Rena Nelson of Chicago at 248.
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Chicago
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Northmoor
Marion Miley
Lexington
Rena Nelson
Miss Miley
Clemson Well Heeled For Its Conference Schedule
Clemson coaches a strong backfield with five letterbacks plus Lawton and Pennington ready to provide punch. Backfield depth includes Randy Hinson Tate Horton Mac Folger Halbert Lee and reserves Berry Pennington Lawton. West Virginia and Washington and Lee squads held practice with scrimmages as coaches watched and players ran drills.
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Neely
Thay
Winston
Streak” Lawton
Chyvde Pennington
Clemson
Lawton
Pennington
Randy Hinson
Tate Horton
Mac Folger
Halbert
Lee
Joe Berry
Wv. P. L
Fittro
Dickerson
Washington and Lee
Asheville and Richmond Meet in First Championship Tilt
Asheville's Tourists who won the Piedmont League first half face Richmond, winners of the second half, in opening playoff by the river. Herb Moore is slated to start for Asheville against Buck Foreman or Jim Trexier for Richmond. Both clubs closed the regular season with losses as Richmond edges Charlotte’s first half winners.
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Willis Park
Harriss Covington
Furniture City
Sheenhoe
Bob Haney
Thornton
Harriss-Covington
P. Cook
Willard
Ev. Gurley
E C. Cook
F. Weed
B. Burge
Reeds
B. Maney
Jim McCachren
Jim Hutchins
Little
Cooner
Asheville
Duke
Jack Alexander
Porter Greenwood
Jim Boyd
Wake Forest
Jim Weaver
Dallas Morris
Bullard
Davidson
Wildcats
Wildcat
Richmond
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinal
Herb Moore
Virginians
Eddie Rommel
Colts
Buck Foreman
Jim
Mond
Portsmouth
Norfolk
New York Yankees
Charlotte
Automobile Races Postponed To September 29 At Local Park
Auto races at Willis Park were postponed from last night to Sunday September 29 after four cars failed to appear and rain from Charlotte delayed four entrants. Promoter Co. C. Gray announced rain prevented entry and offered rain checks for the big program.
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Willis Park
Co. C. Gray
Charlotte
Gray
Engine changes praised as unnecessary with dual fuel system
A report notes major engine construction changes are unnecessary due to a new system allowing both fuel oil and gasoline to be burned in car motors.
Assistant golf pros to have annual tournament
Charlotte announces the annual state assistant professionals and caddymasters tournament will be held September 16 over the Beaver course at Asheville. The 36 hole day affair will be staged by the Charlotte Country Club with A Ham in charge.
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Charlotte
Easionals
Caddymasters
Beaver
Asheville
British firm unveils electric bell sign to replace horns
A British manufacturer introduces an electric bell sign designed to replace automobile horns, signaling a quieter warning device for vehicles and urban streets. The innovation aims to cut noise while maintaining audible alerts for pedestrians and other road users.
Miami Beach Inventor Debuts Comb Horn Button Timepiece
A Miami Beach inventor introduces a novel device combining a horn button with a time-piece. The portable gadget integrates signaling and timekeeping for quick reference in daily use.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Inventoves
McKechnie Faces Bravos Bracing Pirates For Third Spot
A sports roundup notes Bill McKechnie steering the Braves keeping the Pirates within reach of third place as the 1935 pennant race tightens. Mentions past trade talks with Hal Lee and Charlie Lucas and praises Jensen and Young.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Bill McKechnie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Pirates
Bill
Hal Lee
Pittsburgh
Charlie Lucas
Forest Jensen
Bill Swift
Floyd Young
Jensen
Young
Lucas
Swift
Braven Dyer Leads Cheering Section in Los Angele
Braven Dyer energizes the crowd as the cheering section leader for the Los Angeles team during a spirited event. Fans pack the venue showcasing local support and team pride amid the matchup.
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Braven Dyer
Los An
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