Tommies Rally To Take Third Tilt From Moors
Thomasville turns a five-run deficit into a 7 6 victory over Mooresville in game three of the North Carolina State League playoff. Miller returns to limit Mooresville to five hits in five innings. Buck McCain drives in three with a homer and three singles. The win gives Thomasville a 2 1 series lead as the series moves to Mooresville for game four.
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Tommies
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Paige Dennis
Jimmy Mays
Ray Lindsay
Parker
Miller
Buck McCain
van Har
Rington
Milner
Moores
F . AE
Hicks
Pinkston
Aee
Lindsay
Pee
R. Mooresville
White
Templeton
McCarn
Dolsack
Harrington
Connor
Outland
McCain
Canty
Black
Mueller
McCrone
Lisk
Seasoltz
Powell
Boswell
Walsh
Ryan
Reds Seek Breakthrough on Stolen Bases Record
Cincinnati Reds officials predict a better chance to surpass the 19 steals by a single season set by GIANTS in previous years as the team enters the current season.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Giants wince as Coffman used in relief 15 times
New York report notes Dick Coffman filled the bullpen role 15 times in August, evidence of weakened Giants pitching.
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New York
Giants
Dick Coffman
War talk swirls as tennis championship nears quarterfinals
Forest Hills report says foreign players crowd press box seeking Europe war news as the U S National Tennis Championships enter quarterfinals. Americans lead the field with six remaining. Bromwich favored over Joe Hunt in a key match. Women’s quarters feature Bundy versus Mathieu and Lamb against Wynne.
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N. Y
Europe
Jack Bromwich
Harry Hopman
Henner Henkel
Charles Hare
Ronald Shayes
Eric Filby
Jacques Brugnon
Yvon Petra
Bernard Destremeau
Gene Mako
Gilbert Hunt, Jr
Bromwich
Joe Hunt
Dorothy Bundy
Madame Rene Mathieu
France
Margot Lamb
England
Nancy Wynne
Australia
Qualifying Round Opens for Ladies Links Title at Emerywood
The Emerywood Country Club ladies championship tourney qualifying round will close this Saturday September 17. The first round of match play starts Sunday. Qualified players listed include Mrs EB Bryant Mrs LC Parker Mrs Lucy Abels Mrs T A Marlowe Mrs A M Rankin Jr Mrs Matt Wall Mrs J B Cooper Mrs 8 S Saunders Mrs C T Ingram Jr Mrs A B Henley and Mrs BE S Wood.
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Emerywood Country Club
Andy Merrilees
Club Pro
EB. C. Bryant
L. C. Parker
Lucy Abels
T. A. Marlowe
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Matt Wall
J. B
Conn Stops Actis In Pittsburgh Bout
Billy Conn of Pittsburgh stops Ray Actis of San Francisco in a lightweight boxing matchup. The decision comes after twelve rounds of action with Conn earning the victory.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Ray Actis
Giants Rally By Pirates In Doubleheader To Narrow Pennant Gap
New York Giants win both ends of a doubleheader against the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-3 and 3-0 while Chicago Cubs beat Boston Bees to pull within two and a half games. Cincinnati, Brooklyn, St Louis, and Philadelphia also split their games as the NL race tightens. Yankees clinch potential pennant as rain delays final game. Red Sox, Tigers win. Athletics edge Browns on Wally Moses homer.
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Reds
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New York
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Bostons
Ernie Lombardi
Dodgers
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Athletics
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Wally Moses
Injuries Strike At Wake Forest
Injuries hit Wake Forest as the Deacons prepared for the Randolph-Macon game. Dave Fuller broke his nose. Vanden Dries injured his shoulder. North Carolina State lost Dick East for the season to a fractured ankle. Dan Stubbs and others faced minor setbacks amid coach Ray Wolf’s hospital stay.
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Vanden Dries
N. C. State
Dick East
East
Dan Stubbs
Citadel
Davidson
Ray Wolf
Durham
North Carolina Tar Heels
Jim Lalanne
George Watson
Letterman
Furman
Ed Clayton
Cecil Hinson
Washington and
Lee
Ray Craft
Kelly Littoral
VMI
Elon
Andy Trzeciak
Paul Shu
Doc Saunders
Deacon
Fuller
Randolph Macon
Gene McEver
Davidson Wildcats
Duke
Wallace Wade
North Carolina
Leterman
Football Dope Roundup Hits several college previews
A sprawling college football roundup lists Notre Dame facing a hard schedule with five or six losses forecast, Clemson expected to surge in the South under Jens Neely, and Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen referenced against later Southeast stars. It notes Dartmouth, Columbia, Pitt, Nebraska, Virginia Tech, Rice, Texas Christian, Minnesota, Georgetown, Duke, and other schools with various players and storylines, plus a golf anecdote from a Kitchener course and local color on players and coaches.
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New York
Notre Dame
Clemson
Jens Neely
Tiger Shed
Pooley Hubert
Old Dominion
John Carnes
Ae Eee Oelina
Speaah
Pitts
Four Horsemen
Dartmouth
Lou Little
Columbia
Marshall Goldberg
Pitt
Ginia Tech
Rice
Texas Christian
Minnesota
Eagie
Red Sox
Sara- Fla
Reds
Paul Derringer
Kitchener
Ont
Bill Brickley
Lloyd Tucker
Joe
Clemson Team Anticipates Strong Season Under Neely
Clemson coach Neely previews a balanced Tigers squad for Presbyterian's Blue Stockings game with a deep lineup at guard center and backfield. He notes key players including Char lie Woods, Ben Pearson, Dan Coleman, and workload for sophomores while predicting improvement through experience as Clemson faces a tough schedule with Tulane, Tennessee, VMI, South Carolina, Wake Forest, George Washington, Kentucky, and Furman on the slate.
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Neely
Jess
Tom Moorer
Walter Cox
Charlie Woods
Carl Black
Gua Goins
Walter Okurowski
Wister Jackson
Jim Passey
Earl Trobaugh
Hugh Webb
Jim Blessing
Curtis Pennington
Hubert Miller
Gene Flatham
McFadden
Lowell Bryant
Watson Magee
Bru Trexier
Bengals
Eek
Presbyterian
Tulane
New Orleans
Tennessee
Knoxville
Virginia Military Institute
Charlotte
N. C
South Carolina
Columbia
Wake Forest
George Washington
Greenville
Kentucky
Lexington
Furman
Injury Jinx Hits Washington and College Football
At Seattle opening practice the Washington line was thin with four key linemen missing and the center guard spots weak as Coach Jimmy Phelan scrambles to patch the line before the Minnesota game. Backfield stars return with two sophomores hailed as all American timber.
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University of Washington
California
Jimmy Phelan
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota Gang
Minneapolis
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Phelan
Frutne Waskowits
Washington
Chuck Newton
al Craver
Jimmy Johnston
Merle Miller
Timber
Rudy Mucha
Dean McAdams
Hubbell Leaves Hospital For Home In Meeker
Memphis AP reports Carl Hubbell Giants star, still recovering from arm surgery, will depart today for his Meeker Oklahoma home and will sit out the rest of the season.
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Meeker
Oklahoma
Memphis
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Perry Lee to clash with Perry in Open Air Arena card
Perry Lee Express contempt for foes as he prepares to meet Chin Lee in a return match at the Open Air Arena. The card also features Jimmy Logas vs Lon Chaney in a two out of three falls semi final, and Hal Caddell opening the show.
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Perry
Chin Lee
Open Air Arena
Lee
Texas Sheik
Roberts
Jimmy Logas
Masked Marvel
Lon Chaney
Ugly Monster
Hal Caddell
North
Bensing Defends Asheboro Golf Title in Finals
In Asheboro the golf tournament reaches the championship flight with Al Bensing facing Bob Morris this weekend. The first 18 holes start Saturday at 1 30 p.m. and the second 18 holes follow at 2 p.m. The winner earns the club cup, after Bensing won last year by one stroke.
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Asheboro
Morris
Bob Morris
al Bensing
Harrie Coffin
UCLAs New Coach Ray Richards Becomes West Coast Pioneering Pro
Ray Richards to coach the line at the University of California Los Angeles this fall becoming the first pro football player to hold a coaching job on the west coast. His hiring marks a milestone for NCAA football leadership in California.
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Green Hay Packers
Don
Fordham
Georgetown University
Edmund Nouri
Bagdad
Hoyas
Duke
Wallace Wade
Los Angeles
Ray Richards
West Coast
Goodman Survives Slumping Round at National Amateur
Oakmont Pa Sept 16 Veteran Johnny Goodman struggled early but surged to command in the National Amateur golf championship bracket. Robby Dunkelberger from High Point pushed Gun Moreland to the limit, tying on the 17th hole as field leaders faded. The 163 starters narrowed to 16 in the top bracket with Goodman favored to advance amid a field including Yates Fraser Abbott Blevins Chapman and Seffern Taller.
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Oakmont
Johnny Goodman
Portland
Johnny
Goodman
Robby Dunkelberger
High Point
Robby
Johny
Charles Richardson Yates
Sonny” Fraser
Atlantic City
N. J
Pat Abbott
Hollywood Extra
Walter Blevins
Kansas City
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Tommy Seffern Taller
New York
Jimmy French
San Francisco
Tailor, Chapman
Blevina
Best men available to assist Budapest weddings
Professional best men who arrange and run the entire ceremony for clients are now available in Budapest, offering coordinated support for the wedding day. The service emphasizes event management, coordination with vendors, and ensuring a smooth, formal ceremony.
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