Perry Claims U S Singles Title in Five Set Thriller
Fred Perry of England won the United States singles title for the third time, becoming the first foreigner to hold the cam on trophy permanently. He defeated Don Budge 2-6 6-2 8-6 1-6 10-8 in a rain affected final at Forest Hills with 14 000 spectators, while Alice Marble dethroned Helen Jacobs to take the women's title.
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High Point
North Carolina
Tedanli Cnea
Ener Tn Leper Esinoneetantens Tetansen
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Fred Perry
U. S
Helen Jacobs
Alice Marble
Forest Hills
N. Y
England
United States
San Francisco
Perry
California
Don Budge
Miss Marble
Paris
Miss Jacobs
Berkeley
Miss
Jacobs
Budge
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Deuce
Don
Manchester
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Helen
Lawson Little Wins Canadian Open as Pro Debut
Lawson Little, after turning professional this spring, won the Canadian Open with a 271 total over 72 holes in Montreal. He earned $1,000, while Thomson took $600 with 279, Craig Wood $400 for third with 282, and Diegel and Ghezzi tied for fourth at 283 each earning $250. Manero carded 288.
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Lawson Little
United States
Little
Husky San Franciscan
Thomson
Craig Wood
New York
Leo Diegel
Philmont
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Perry Repeats Spectacular Victory Over Challenge
Perry once again met and disposed of the challenge in a spectacular manner as he proved dominant in the contest. The report highlights his decisive approach and aided by his team’s coordination to secure the win.
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Perry
Pois
Cards Split Double Bill as Dean Shines for Cardinals
Brooklyn reports a twin bill at Ebbets Field where Dizzy Dean, a reliever in game one, pitched seven innings in the nightcap as the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 10 to 3 after a 9 to 8 opener. The Giants lost, keeping third-place Gas House Gang within 3½ games.
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Dizzy Dean
Dodgers
Cardinals
Giants
Chicago
Gas House Gang
Dean
Second Game Scoreline and Players Credit
In the second game the box shows innings by score with a 3 0 0 line. J Dean and Ryba tied for hits while Elsenstate Wins ton and Phelps Gautreaux contributed.
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Ryba
Elsenstate, Winston
Phelps
Gautreaux
Waite Hoyt Shuts Pirates Before Ninth Inning Collapse
Waite Hoyt pitched eight solid innings for Boston in a 3-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bees capitalized in the ninth with four hits to seal the victory.
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Boston
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies Clinch doubleheader over Reds in Philadelphia
The Phillies defeated the Reds in both games of a doubleheader here today. The first game ended 7 to 1 and the second 7 to 2, with Philadelphia hitters Davis Stine Mooty Lombardi Passeau Benge and Grace contributing to the wins.
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Reds
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Stine
Mooty
Lombardi
Passeau
Benge
Grace
Score by innings R G Cincinnati vs Philadelphia
Cincinnati managed two runs across nine innings while Philadelphia scored seven drives across six innings noting final score 7 to 2. Hollingsworth Mooty Stine Campbell Bowman and Wilson pitched for Cincinnati Philadelphia used a lineup of Smith and others in support of strong offensive output.
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Philadelphia
Hollingsworth, Mooty
Stine and Campbell
Bowman and Wilson
Duke And Richmond Practice On Monday Scrimmage Set Between Duke And Richmond
Duke University coach Wallace Wade announced a private scrimmage Monday afternoon here between the Blue Devils and the University of Richmond, both Southern Conference members. He noted similar interschool scrimmages in the past with V M I and Washington and Lee.
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Wallace Wade
Duke University
Blue Devils
University of Richmond
Washington and Lee
Elon
Wade
Duke and State Begin Football Season in North Carolina
Parker flashes as Duke scrimmages while North Carolina State opens against Elon. Duke faces Davidson in Greensboro in a clash affecting Southern conference and Big Five hopes. Western Carolina Teachers plays Catawba in Salisbury, Piedmont College meets Appalachian State Teachers in Boone. Wake Forest and UNC start Sept 26 in Charlotte.
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Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Charlotte
Municipal
Parker shines as Duke scrimmage beats Durham 6 0
Duke's captain Ace Parker leads the Blue Devils in a 6 0 scrimmage win over the second eleven. Parker's 32 yard run and his 12 yard carries set up the lone touchdown. Johnny Johnston and Harwood Smith contribute key plays as Duke seals the victory.
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Ace Parker
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Smith
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Taliaferro
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Fischer
Brunansky
Lipscomb
Power
Edwards
O'Mara
Spangler
Hudgins
Gardner
Lange
Barngey
Bailey
Yorke
Haas
Cardwell
Badgett
Baskerville
Hill
Hackney
State Loses Star as Result Injury in Scrimmage
Raleigh Sept 12 A NC State scrimmage ends badly as Carroll Conrad monogram left end from Greensboro fractures his right shoulder blade and will miss four weeks or more. It is his second season injury after last fall’s broken hand. First and second teams defeated the third 32 0.
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Raleigh
N. C. State College Wolfpack
Carroll Conrad
Greensboro
Conrad
Hank Anderson
Carolina Hopes Rise After Long Scrimmage
Carolina football coach Ray Wolf praised the 40 minute scrimmage in Chapel Hill as a sign of rapid improvement. He noted the squad is knowledgeable about new plays but far from polished and warned there is a long road to readiness before facing Wake Forest and Tennessee.
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Wolf
Chapel Hill
Carolina Fotball
Ray Wolf
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Double Bill Un MAT Program at High Point Arena
Wrestling fans will see a double main event Friday night as Curt Denning announces two out of three falls matches. Dixie Dick Powell faces Ivan Vaduroff while Cowboy Luttrall meets Scotty Dawkins, with a 75 minute limit, promising fast paced action from four noted bad boys.
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High Point Arena
Curt Denning
Dixie Dick Powell
Ivan Vaduroff
Henry Graber
Cowboy Luttrall
Scotty Dawkins
Deacons Scrimmage Freshmen at Wake Forest
Wake Forest Deacons scrimmaged nine freshmen today with Freshman Coach Perk Reinhardt and last year’s freshman coach Dave Holton directing. The session showcased early promise from the newcomers and provided coaching staff a gauge of depth.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest Deacons
Perk Reinhardt
Dave Holton
Buck's leap caps No. 1 drive as Buck and Hutchins shine
Don Stewart and Jim Hutchins power a 40 yard march before Dick Buck makes a leaping score. Bob Stewart adds a five yard TD around left end after Ditt and Watson carry. Crowell Little closes with a five yard plunge. No. 1 line includes Buck, Bershak, Trimpey, Bartos, Webb, Maronic, Avery, Burnette, Little, Ashiell, Watson, Stewart, Cernugle, Hutchins, Ditt.
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Don Stewart
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George Watson
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Bershak
Trimpey
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Webb
Maronic
Avery
Burnette
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Ashiell
Watson
Stewart
Cernugle
Hutchins
Ditt
Hudson
Williamson
Mizelle
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B. Thompson
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Yoder
Denton
Coughenhour
Kline
Srynick
McCain
Fran Gordon
Horace Palmer
Jubber
Wrenn
Stronach
D. Smith
Thompson
Dashiell
Cubs Rally To Beat Giants In Series Finale
Cubs explode for four runs in the fifth off Hal Schumacher as Len Warneke fires a one hit shutout to defeat the league leaders the Giants 6 to 0 in New York. Phil Cavarretta belts his 8th homer with two aboard. Warneke gains his 14th win as the Cubs notch their 17th shutout of the season.
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Hal Schumacher
Cubs
Len Warneke
Fourtit
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Cardinals
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Bruins
Phil Cavarretta
Schumacher
Warneke
RCNR
Vtmawaw
Hartnett
Gumbert
Castleman
Mancuso
Spencer
Emerywood Stars Clash With Moffitt and Dillon in Exhibition
Andy Merrilees and Jack Garrett both of Emerywood Country club meet Buster Moffitt city champion and Clark Dillon runner up to Moffitt in a special exhibition at the city course this afternoon. They tee off at 2 30.
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Jack Garrett
Emerywood Country Club
Buster Moffitt
Clark Dillon
Moffitt
Oliver Wins Emerywood Tombstone Meet
A. A. Oliver Jr yesterday captured the Tombstone tournament at Emerywood Country Club by tapping in on the 18th green. A. H. Whitley finished second, his allotted strokes just short of the 18th green. Golfers received handicap plus par and set flags to mark their positions on the field.
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Emerywood Country Club
A. H. Whitley
National League Scores Open Weekend Slugfest
Pittsburgh blanked by Boston 8 to 2 while Chicago shutout New York 6 to 0. Cincinnati split a doubleheader 1 to 2, Philadelphia led 7 to 7, St Louis pounded Brooklyn 18 to 9 in a high scoring day.
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New York
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National league pennant race may lead to Yankees and Giants clash
New York contends the NL winner will host the New York Yankees in the first games of the 1936 World Series. If Giants Cardinals or Cubs prevail, a cross-town schedule with multiple venues and high radio rights is planned. Ticketing outlines and venue capacity are detailed for Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium with sales limited to three-game strips.
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Baseball Commission
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Cardij
Cubs
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