Industrial Stars beat Amateurs in hard fought tilt
Willis Park witnessed a close contest as the Industrial Stars defeated the Amateur squad 9 to 4. Led by standout performances from Frye Russell Grissom and Hin, the Industrials built an early lead then held off the Amateurs rally with timely hitting and solid defense. Box score reflects key contributors and scoring by innings.
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Dustrial Stars
High Point
Willis Park
Indust
Frye
Russell, Grissom
Hin- 80
Weston
Ewtepeaee Trotter
Flynn
White
Church
Hoover
Faye
Echerd
Russell
Clark
Loflin
Yokley
Kirby
49 S. C. Grid Clashes On Schedule This Fall
Richmond notes a 16 team Southern Conference kickoff with Duke North Carolina and N C State in the powerful Triangle. Virginia Tech Clemson and Furman figure strong. fears of a multi team race with tie chances.
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Barton Pattie
Associated Press
Richmond
Duke
Tut
North Carolina
N. C. State
Maryland
Clemson
W. M. L. Furman
Virginia Tech
South Carolina
Virginia
Furman
Hank Anderson
Graham
Tech
Monogram Club
Henry Redd
Spiders
Newport News
Duke-Davidson
Greensboro
Blue Devils
Wildcats
Colgate
Wofford
Roanoke
Newberry
Citadel
Presbyterian
Elon
Erskine
Waner Aims for Second National League Batting Crown
Pirates infielder Paul Waner presses toward a second NL batting title as Babe Phelps and Mel Ott challenge, with Medwick faltering but remaining top in the race. The week sees multiple shifts in league leaders across runs, hits, and runs batted in as OtT and Herman climb.
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York
Medwick
Paul Waner
Pirates
Babe Phelps
Poole and Rogers Set for City Tennis Finals
Jimmy Poole and J D Rogers, dominant local players, meet for the third time in the city singles final. Poole beat Hubert Barrer 6 4 8 6 1 6 4 to reach the final, while Rogers defeated George Armfield 6 1 7 5 6 4. The title match is scheduled for Sunday September 20 at Emerywood Country Club.
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Jimmy Poole
J. D. Rogers
Poole
Hubert Barrer
Rogers
George Armfield
Emerywood Country Club
Grandfather Clock Scribe Dates Back to 1681
A fragment notes that the earliest known date inscribed on a so called grandfather clock is 1681. The text preserves a historic time marker linked to the clock’s craftsmanship and era.
Ree For All Battle Slated National Amateur Meet
SCOTTY PRESTON reports a large field for the national amateur golf championship in New York with former champions such as Ouimet Sweetser and Dunlap present. Lawson Little leads a top tier of favorites though several newcomers and foreign players add strength as wind and course conditions test the field.
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Lawson Little
Profestanks
Albert
Scotty” II
Seattle
Johnny
Cham
George Dun
New York
C. Ross File
Canada
Fran- Ouimet
Brookline
Mass
Max Marston
Somerville
Ouimet
Dunlap
Sweetser
Hector Thomson
Jack McLean
Gordon Peters
McLean
Freddy Haas
New Orleans
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Eagles Clinch Inter City Crown With 12-3 Win
McCrary Eagles defeated Bossong's Indians 12 to 3 to clinch the Inter City Industrial league championship. Crippen went 4 for 4, Cheek 3 for 4, and Archie Fogleman presented the trophy to Field Captain Archie Fogleman.
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Frank Barfield
Asheboro
McCrary Eagles
Bossong
Indians
Eagles
McCrary
Grimes & Hollingsworth
Archie Fogleman
Lefty Burge
Crippen
Cheek
Craver
Burge
Griffin
Cox
Wentz
Lanier
Dunlap
Humphreys
Loflin
Hudspeth
Durham
Hooks Calloway
Jack Cox
Calloway
Sonedeee Bossong
Johnson
Shoffner
Jarrett
Newman
R. Cox
A . Shacts
Swaim
Sepiac
Ee Humphries
Doss Iansaedene
Akas
Ek Docuidakeeial
Esha Etek Hia
Hi Craver
Jack Om
Fiogleman
Hum
Wents
Humphries
Hite
Wente
J. Cox
Oates
Clark
Crowder
Cavalcade Finishes Last in Narragansett Trial
Cavalcade the 1934 turf champion failed to win the Narragansett trial at Pawtucket finishing last among nine. Sun Teddy took the race while Discovery Time Supply Rushaway and possibly Granville were others slated for the upcoming 25,000 Narragansett special.
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Calvacade
Pawtucket
R. 1
Cavalcade
Wickford
Calumet Farm
Discovery
Time Supply
Rushaway
William Woodward
Granville
Browns Capture Two Off Boston
Browns win both ends of a doubleheader from the Boston Red Sox to move toward pennant contention. First game ends 6 to 4, second game 3 to 2 in ten innings. Pitchers Ostermueller Olson and Ferrell contribute in the opener. Knott and Giuliani listed in batting notes.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Cod Backiecemeeas Ostermueller
Henry
Olson
R. Ferrell
Knott
Giuliani
Sedgefield Horse Show Set for October 9-10 at Sedgefield Stables
The Third Annual Sedgefield Horse Show, directed by H. H. Mitchell, will run Friday and Saturday at Sedgefield Stables. With 44 classes and $1,200 in prizes, events include night shows under bright lighting. Entries from 10 to 12 states, mostly from High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem, benefit Guilford County Sanatorium.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Stables
H. H. Mitchell
Sedgefield Hunt Club
Guilford County
High Point
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Black Bisons Set for Sanford Tilt in Local Grid Start
Detroit scores spotlight as Schoolboy Rowe wins for Tigers, while High Point Black Bisons prep for Sanford game at Willis Park. Local prep notes detail line weight worries, co captains, and scrimmage progress ahead of Friday week clash.
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Black Bisons
High Point High School
Harry Bolick
Sanford High
Are Ients
Willis Park
Santora
Bisons
Bolick
Hugh Hipps
Olin Davis
Reds
Blues
Honond Ce Ewens
Ceee Bennette Furr
Rivette Hinkle
Clifton SR An Oka
Kes McAbee
John Diffendal
James Owens
Appling and Walker Spark American League Week
Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox and Gerald Walker of the Detroit Tigers led AL batting amid official weekly averages. Appling gained 18 points to tie for the league lead, while Walker jumped to third with a .364 mark and 52 doubles led the circuit in that category.
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Chicago
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Gerald “Gee
Walker
Detroit Tiger
Appling
Baril Averill
Cleveland
Kay Bach
Bill Dickey
New York
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Lou Gehrig
Gehringer
Gehrig
Averill
Red Rolfe
Joe di Maggio
Lyn Lary
Louis
Irving
Bump) Hadley
Monte Pearson
Vern Kennedy
Gladstone crowns NC skeet champ as Winston-Salem wins trophy
W. E. Gladstone of Winston-Salem won the North Carolina State Skeet Shoot with a two day total of 1887 and 95 of 100 Saturday to 92 Friday. The Winston-Salem club captured the five man team title and the Richard J. Reynolds trophy with 909 hits. Other top finishers include Lincolnton second with 857 and Reynolda third with 818.
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W. E. Gladstone
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Richard J. Reynolds
Gladstone
John L. Morehead
Charlotte
Twin City
Nas
Thurman Chatham
Thomas Ruffin
Joe Rice
J. C. Parker
Lincolnton
Reynolda Club
Winston- Salem
Care Point
High Pointem
Dave Yow
Ray Idol
G. Ilderton
T. R. Galloway
J. P. Rawley
Idol
Rawley
Yow
Ilderton
Galloway
J. P. Mattox
Salisbury
W. Thomas
High Point
Thomas
H. A. Morrison
Leaksville
Reynolds
J. P. Rawhey
H. L. Thompson
Savannah
Thomasville All Stars Fall In Close Tilt
The Thomasville All-Stars lost 3 to 1 to the Winston-Salem All-Stars in the first of a two game series here. The second game is set for Finchfield Sunday at 3:30 PM with proceeds benefiting the high school fund. Both teams delivered tight play and solid defense.
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B. W. Hackney, JR
Thomasville
Thomasville All- Stars
Winston-Salem All-Stars
Finchfield
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