Dukes Take Third and Deciding Game From White Sox
The Duke Power Electricians claim the city title by defeating the Adams-Millis White Sox 5 to 3 at Willis Park in the rubber game of the series. Earnhardt held the White Sox to six hits as Gates Smith hit a key homer and Harry Dick starred for Adams-Millis.
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Duke Power Electricians
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Leroy Earnhardt
Harold Culler
Young
Earl Connor
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Bolick
Ragsdale
Smith
Wayne Connor
Ellerbe
Connor
Stamey
Electricians
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Adame Millis
Charlie Young
Stone
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Harnhardt
Peace
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Onners
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Adames-Millis
Bill Ragsdale
Harry Ick
Adams-Millis
Harry
Depe
Ekeet
Prita
Pleree
Delappe
Rf Etter Peace
Ee Young
P . Ee Perry
Carnhart
P Ragedale
W. Connor
Ellebre
Gaddis
Duke
Adama-Millis
J. Young
Smith Kite Gaddis
Earndhart
Barndhart
BeBain
Nude Swimming Okay Declares School Official
Pontia city edition reports School superintendent James H. Harris defends nude swimming for boys in the high school pool. He cites sanitary health reasons and references old swimming hole practices to counter a protest accusing nudism in schools.
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Pontiac
Midh
James H. Harris
Will Rogers Joke Told by Doy De Lytle in Rochester
Doy De Lytle a Rochester chiropractor returning from Alaska fishing circulated one of Will Rogers last jokes. Rogers offered a check in Juneau for a purchase and the comedian quipped that the check has no more rubber than the hoots sold to him.
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Doy de Lytle
Rochester
Alaska
Rogers
Juneau
Jones
Britain
America
Cleveland
Giants Triumph Over Cardinals as Cubs Pull Ahead
Giants rout St Louis 7 to 3 on a 16 hit attack after two extra inning wins as Dizzy Dean loses again. Cubs sweep Brooklyn 6 to 3 to extend their lead to two games over St Louis and 3 1/2 over New York. Gus Suhr ties NL endurance mark with 618 straight games for Pittsburgh in a 5 5 3 win over Philadelphia.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Bill Terry
Dizzy Dean
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Pittsburgh
Eddie Brown
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Ben Cantwell
Colts and Tourists Tied In Series For Piedmont Title
Richmonds Colts and the Asheville Tourists were tied at 2 games each for the Piedmont league championship in Richmond. A night game was set for tonight with Jimmy Trexler likely to start for the Colts in a bid for a three straight win under floodlights. Rookie John Carey hurled a strong game as 7,000 watched the 3 0 victory by Richmond. The sixth game would shift to Asheville Wednesday with the seventh back to Richmond.
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Asheville
Jimmy Trexler
John Carey
Tilden Takes Pro Title From Kozeluh
Bill Tilden defeated Karel Kozeluh in a five set national professional singles final at the Terrace Club in Brooklyn. The veteran challenger dropped the opening set 0-6 before recovering to win 6-1 6-4 0-6 6-4 and claim the title.
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Kozeluh
New York
Bill Tilden
Karel Kozeluh
Terrace Club
Brooklyn
Y Horseshoe Team Nets Double Victory at Local Meet
The YMCA horseshoe squad defeated Ely and Hickory by blanking them in a double bill on Saturday. Local members included Thomas Hoover Stoker Warren Noah Gray Grubb and Garner.
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Leely
Hickory Elup
Thomas
Hoover
Stoker
Warren
Noah
Gray
Grubb
Garner
Lawson Little Dominates Amateur Golf With Double Slams
New York report notes California ace Lawson Little seized amateur supremacy with a decisive run, posting two consecutive double slams and a 4 and 2 final victory over Walter Emery at Cleveland. Little finished 19 under par for 156 holes, eclipsing prior marks in American amateur play and asserting a pace toward legendary status.
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New York
N. Y
Lawson Little
California
Bob Jones
Augusta
Jones
Cleveland
Little
Mark Jones
Minikahda
Maurice J. McCarthy, Jr
Oklahoma
Walter Emery
Louis Stock Rises Ahead of Baer Showdown
Louis gains confidence ahead of the September 24 bout with Max Baer as observers including Sam Langford and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien praise his orthodox style and training while speculating on Baer's form after Baer’s sparring session. Dempsey weighs in on Baer’s readiness, noting he must improve to beat Louis.
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N. J
Joe Louis
Stock
Sam Langford
Sam
Fred Fulton
Paer
Langford
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Louis
Baer
Jack Blackburne
Jack
Ack
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Butcher
Max
Dempsey
Paul Pross
Willie McGee
George Turner
Loui Scorza
Naming of Secretary Deferred Until 1936
Salisbury September 16 The selection of a general secretary for the North Carolina Baraca Philathea Union to succeed the late John D Berry of Raleigh has been deferred until the organizations spring convention Executives acted here yesterday and in the interim officers will direct the state program.
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Salisbury
North Carolina Baraca- Philathea Union
John D. Berry
Raleigh
Chlorine Gas Makes Debated Cough Treatment Popular
Chlorine gas is described as a treatment for whooping cough with claims of cough relief after three sessions. The article mentions success in cases of asthma acute and chronic bronchitis laryngitis and common colds, noting widespread use and purported cures.
Nebraska Rivers Dominant Waterways and Notable Features
Nebraska, a flat Midwestern state, has more miles of rivers than any other state, with the Missouri along the eastern boundary and rivers like the Platte Niobrara Republican Big Blue and Little Blue. The Niobrara and Loup have waterfalls, and the region includes banks and terms tied to historic figures such as Abraham Newland and the Bank of veers.
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Platte
Nemaha
Loup
Chicago at Washington and more games today
The schedule lists Chicago visiting Washington, St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at Boston, and Cleveland at Philadelphia for today's basketball slate.
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Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Yankees Fall to Tigers in Ten Inning Thriller
Yesterday's baseball game went ten innings as the Detroit Tigers edged the New York Yankees 7 to 6 in a high tension contest. The Tigers scored the decisive run in the top of the tenth, overturning a tied game and clinching the win.
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New York
Detroit
Results Yesterday Show Mixed City Scores Across Alliance
Yesterday's results include Atlanta beating Orleans 6 to 5, Memphis defeating Suaaenane 4 to 2, Little Rock 3 to 1, and Nashville edging Knoxville 7 to 6. Strong showings from Atlanta Memphis Nashville with close clashes in other games.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Atlanta
Orleans
Memphis
Suaaenane
Knoxville
Huntley Jackson Defeats Ragan Maurice 5 to 4
Huntley Jackson beat Ragan Maurice in a post season game by five to four. The winners collected twelve hits off Leflin while Andrews allowed seven. Collaie and Winder led the winners at bat with key hits.
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Ragan-Maurice
Leflin
Andrews
Collaie
Winder
Mack and Crofts
H. Jackson
Abr Brittain
Ibo Andrews
Mason
Burris
Cf Barr
Nicks
Geess
Mack
Harrington
Loffin
Loflin
Russell
Price
Eilot
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists top NL performers. Vaughan Pirates bats .391. Medwick Cardinals .362. runs leader Cardinal with 123. Berger Braves RBIs 116. Medwick 112 RBIs and 208 total bases. pitching leader Lee Cubs 18-6 and Giants 14-5.
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Associated Press
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Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Galan
Cubs
Berger
Braves
Mits
Herman
Terry
Giants
Goodman
Reds
L. Waner
Mome
Martin
Lee
American League Batting and Power Leaders Snapshot
Voemik of the Indians leads batting with 446 runs and 198 hits while Foxx of the Athletics drives in 344. Gehrig of the Yankees tops RBI with 163 and 117 for Gehrig. Greenberg of the Tigers adds 163 RBI. Players Vosmik and Cramer show notable totals, with Stone A among listed Indians.
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Foxx Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer Teers
Greenberg
Tigers
Vosmik
Cramer
Athletics
Greenhero
Vos
Vounil
Stone A
Conference Teams Open On Saturday With Outside Foes
Richmond Va Sept 14 The Southern conference football teams prepare to start the 1935 season next Saturday on the circuit gridirons with many squads slated for outside opponents. Even teams delaying kickoff by a week are primed for action as the season approaches.
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Richmond
Sig Southern
Big Five Teams Open Drills for Initial Clashes
Three North Carolina power squads began final practices ahead of Saturday openers. Duke hosts Wake Forest in Greensboro while Davidson meets Elon. NCSU and UNC set September 28 for their starts. Teams scale to one daily session and evaluate lineups amid early scrimmage notes.
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Wake Forest
Greensboro
Davidson
Elon
Carolina
State
Charlotte
North Carolina
N. C. State
North Caroline
Blue Devils
Jim Weaver
Herman Hickman
Murray Greason
Walton Kitchin
Letterman
Wallace Wade
High Point Cross Country Teams Open Practice Tuesday
High Point announces first cross country practice for all candidates Tuesday afternoon at 4. Freshmen are urged to attend early sessions. Key returners include Rufus Chastain and L C Dennis, with several newcomers projected to challenge for spots as the season nears an October 5 opener.
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High Point High School
Thomas Davis
Wallace Wilington
Jeter Cook
Robert Thompson
Rufus Chastain
L. C. Dennis
Robert Bolton
Charles Hedrick
R. J. Roach
Bill
L. D. Wagner
Arnold Lloyd
Donald Hubbard
Reynolds plans 9000 mile motor tour on $100 per person
U S Senator Robert Reynolds faces delays after a night in the mountains with a stalled trailer truck. He and companion Jane Reynolds and Leo Cadison calculate the 9000 mile trip will run four hours behind schedule. The party seeks to visit the nation’s chief historical spots in 30 days on an expense cap of $100 per person.
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Lusk Wyo
I. S
Robert R. Reynolds
Janes Reynolds
Leo Cadison
Wash- Sernoce
Aington
Preseason college clashes line up Saturday slate
With two weeks of practice in, teams near shape as injuries shrink rosters. Virginia meets William and Mary, VMI faces Hampden Sydney, Tech plays Roanoke, Duke meets Wake Forest, Clemson faces Presbyterian, and South Carolina opens against Erskine.
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William and Mary
Hampden- Sidney
Tech
Roanoke College
Duke
Wake Forest
Clemson
Presbyterian
South Carolina
Erskine
Durham Man Fatally Injured In Accident
R. W. Bennett of Durham was fatally injured near Washington when his car collided head on with a Negro driver’s vehicle carrying a group of men and women. The Negro driver was arrested, according to Coroner F. T. Paul of Beaufort County who investigated the crash.
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Durham
Washington
R. W. Bennett
Here
Audrey Veasey
F. T. Paul
Beauford County
Bennett
Paul
N B A Op ens Meet in Louisville to議 Debate Judges
Edward C. Foster of Providence Rhode Island head of the National Boxing Association will urge at the convention opening in Louisville that judges be dropped from boxing bouts and referees alone decide each bout.
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Louisville
Edward C. Foster
Providence
R. I
National Boxing Association
Air Commerce Awards Engine Contract For Small Private Planes
The Bureau of Air Commerce has awarded a contract for a six cylinder radial air cooled engine with a 20 inch diameter as part of its push to develop safer easier operated low priced aircraft for private owners.
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The
Bureau of Air Commerce
Most Dangerous Job for Workers Aged Fifteen to Sixty Four
The national Tuberculosis Association ranks establehand duty as the most dangerous occupation for workers aged 15 to 64, highlighting health risks in labor.
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Theational Tuberculosis Association
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