Amateur golf title chase continues as Good man and Campbell lead
Garden City New Jersey September 17 Associated Press sports writer Bob Cavagnaro reports that Johnny Goodman and Scotty Campbell remain favored in the U S Amateur golf championship with 16 players left in 18 hole match play. Several second choices, including Johnny Fischer and Gus Moreland, still in contention as top seeds adjust their styles for the 73 par course turning away from habitual hooks and toward height and accuracy.
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Bob Cavagnaro
Associated Press
Garden City
N. J
Garden City Club
U. S
Johnny Goodman
Albert
Scotty) Campbell
Seattle
Goodman
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
George Voigt
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Ill
Tommy Hailer
Joe
Joes
Campbell
Fischer
Johnny
Giants and Dodgers Open Crucial Series in Brooklyn Park
Giants travel to Brooklyn for the first of five games with the Dodgers in a pennant race. Dodgers ride hot streak as Giants seek a decisive edge after mixed results in recent games and a 4% lead over Cardinals.
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Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn’s Park
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Billy Terry
Casey Stengel
Brooklyntown
Terry
Brooklyn
Terry Terriers
Cardinals
Stengel
Baturies
Phillies
Strikers Gather As Mill Reopens In Minneapolis
A crowd of about 300 strikers surrounded the Archer Daniels Midland linseed plant in Minneapolis as work resumed amid a citywide milling strike. Police kept watch, bedding and food moved inside, and about 3,500 workers have been affected since the August 19 walkout.
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Minneapolis
Archer-Daniels-Midland Company
Linseed Products
Mecklenburg Baptist Group Opposes Supervised Dances
The Mecklenburg Baptist Association disapproved supervised dances at Forest College and urged the trustees to rescind the policy. The stance was set forth in a resolution adopted yesterday.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg Baptist Association
Forest College
Bovard Brother of USC Founder Dies at 72
Dr. William B Bovard 72 one of six Bovard brothers who founded the University of Southern California died at his Sierra Madre home.
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Los Angeles
William 8. Bovard
Bovard
University of Southern California
Sierra Madre
Black Bisons Open Season With Experimental Offense
High Point Bisons open Friday night at Willis Park against Sanford with coach Harry Bolick using unorthodox practice, laterals and forward passes to compensate for lost weight and veterans. A public scrimmage is planned for tomorrow as the team works to shore up the line and adapt the new system.
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Colgate
Duke University
Durham
Black Bisons
High Point High School
Willis Park
Sanford High
Harry Bolick
Bisons
Bolick
Results Yesterday In Baseball Show Wins For Detroit And Cleveland
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 while Cleveland routed Boston 13 to 3. The New York at Chicago game was listed as pending due to wet grounds with only that contest on the schedule.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Baseball Standings Roundup With City Matchups
Philadelphia posts 7 2 over St Leula 3 5 in a chaotic scoring slate. New York earns 2 3 as Brooklyn dominates 7 10 while Cincinnati wins 4 2 and Chicago 3 4 ties Boston 2 2. Pittsburgh falls to 1 4 in late action.
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Club Lane
New York
Avese
St. Louis
Eness
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Tree
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Leula
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Buffalo Leads Orioles In IL Final Playoff Series
Buffalo Bisons lead Baltimore Orioles one game to none in the International League final series. Carl Fischer faces Lefty Melton as both teams expect a low scoring pitching duel after a 10 to 6 opener.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Baltimore Orioles
Buffalo Bisons
Carl Fischer
Lefty Melton
Fischer
Melton
Birds
Underground tuber of old man of the earth weighs 10 to 15 pounds
The piece describes the underground tuber of the so called old man of the earth, noting it is a dainty plant and weighs between ten and fifteen pounds.
Donald Plans 10 Take Up Law
Dr. Ralph W. McDonald, famed anti sales tax advocate and former governor contender, plans to study law at the University of North Carolina. He will continue research and publication on taxation and government policy while pursuing a legal career after his 1930s political rise and tenure as Salem College education head.
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University of North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Department of Education
Salem College
Winston-Salem to Get New Afternoon Paper
Gordon Gray, prominent Winston-Salem attorney and Bow man Gray’s son, announces plans for an additional afternoon newspaper in the city. He vows the venture will be 100 percent Democratic and cites no disclosed financial backers. Gray is nephew of James A. Gray, president of R J Reynolds Tobacco Co. and heir of Bow man Gray.
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Winston-Salem
Gordon Gray
Gray
Bowman Gray
James A. Gray
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Lerael Lites Bow Seven Times As Greeting
In an old custom, lerael lites greeted by bowing to the ground seven times, a ritual reflecting formal respect and ceremonial welcome. The practice highlights historical etiquette and social hierarchy.
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Leraellites
Duke Students Sprint In Tow To Davidson Tilt
A special train will bring 1000 Duke University students to Greensboro for the Davidson Wildcats game. Bands from both schools will perform with a blackout drill by Davidson under floodlights. Officials expect the largest crowd yet with patrols and governors officials aiding crowd control and a new press box at Memorial Stadium.
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Greensboro
Duke University
Blue Devils
Davidson Wildcats
Davidson
Phoil
Memorial Stadium
Highway Patrol
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Raleigh
Rough Bouts on Logal Mat Card at High Point Arena
Promoters bring four rugged wrestlers for a dual main program at High Point arena. Dixie Dick Powell faces Ivan Vaduroff in a brutal main event while Scotty Dawkins meets Cowboy Luttrall in the other top bout. Powell promises payback for pastings and a rough night for fans.
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Dick Powell
Vaduraff
Dawkins
Cowboy Luttrall
High Point
Cut Denning
Dixie Dick Powell
West Virginia
Florida
Ivan Vaduroff
Scotty Dawkins
Dixie Dick
Dobie Osburn
Will Hunt Bugs With Autogiros
The agriculture department is building an air force to chase bugs. After using one autogiro successfully for months, it bought another. The plan aims to spot host plants and diseased trees, map locations, and relay details to a ground crew. One plane will scout wild cotton hosts in the Florida Keys this winter.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Florida Keys
Milwaukee Brewers Tie Series With 2 0 Win Over Indianapolis
Milwaukee's Brewers defeated Indianapolis 2 to 0 in the opening game of the final series to set up a Little World Series opponent. Luke Hamlin pitched a five hit shutout as Chet Laabs hit a decisive sixth inning homer with Rudy York aboard.
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Milwaukee
Luke Hamlin
Chet Laabs
Brewers
Indianapolis
Hamlin
Laabs
Fausett
Tribe
Rudy York
Mrs Robb Wins Flag Tournament at Emerywood Club
Mrs George Robb captured first honors in the Emerywood Country Club Ladies Flag tournament held yesterday with Mrs C C Hamp taking second place. Tomorrow a mixed Scotch Yoursome battle is scheduled for both men and women golfers.
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George Robb
Emerywood Country Club
C. C. Hamp
Checker Club To Meet On Friday
The YMCA checker club will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 in the YMCA checker room to map out plans for the winter campaign. All members are urged to be present.
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Y. M. C. A. Checker Clu
Y. M. C. A. Checker
Neanderthal Stature Described as Short Stooping Man
The ancient Neanderthal man is described as short with a stooping posture and a head thrust forward, outlining a distinctive skeletal and postural profile observed by researchers.
Duke Starts Duos as Davidson Looms in Early Conference Clash
Duke outlines starting wings for Saturday's Southern Conference meeting with Davidson and shows two candidates contending for the center position. Dick Taliaferro and Frank Liana appear set on the flanks, while Fred Edwards and Dan Hill compete for the center role with Edwards on the first team and Hill on the second.
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Duke
Davidson
Wildcats
Greensboro
Blue Devil
Dick Taliaferro
Frank Liana
Fred Edwards
Dan Hill
Edwards
Hill
Asheboro High School To Have Better Grid Eleven
Asheboro prep football gears up for a September 25 opener with South High of Winston-Salem. Coach C H Swing notes experienced squad, keen position battles, and a strong line led by Captain Tommy Wilson. New players Rogers Cox King Henley Covington compete for spots as backs and ends.
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Asheboro
C. H. Swing
South High School
Winston-Salem
Swing
Tommy Wilson
Rogers
John Cox
Capt. Wilson
King
Brown
Hen
Ley Brothers
Covington
Wilson
Morgan
Cameron
Sanders
Roger
Jarrell
Kearns
C. Shaw
W. Shaw
Hamilton
Hedrick
Smith
Covee
Willng
McCain
Henley
C. Morgan
B. Morgan
Siler
J. Cameron
Cox
W. Morgan
Petty
Dodgers standouts headline September baseball roundups
Eddie Briez reports the Dodgers lead September major league play with strong showings. He notes Giant pitcher Dick Coffman keeping strict training, worrying old teammates. A Broadway rumor links Olympic pole vault champ Earl Meadows to Paul Whiteman's band, role unclear.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Dodgers
Dick Coffman
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Trends
American leaders include Appling White Sox at .381 and Gehrig Yankees 161 runs. Key figures Trosky Indians 153 RBIs and Medwick Cardinals 132 RBIs lead National. Pitching notes Wadley Yankees 13 4 and Hubbell Giants 24 6 mark standout stats.
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White Sox
Averill
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Clift
Browns
Trosky
Gehringer
Tigers
Walker
DiMaggio
Averills
Lary
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Vaughan
J. Martin
Cardinals
Medwick
Ott
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Herman
Cubs
Camilli
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Martin
Hubbell
Gumbert
Limed Lespedeza Shown To Boost Yield
The Enterprise displays two lespedeza groups to show the effect of lime. The unlimed plant reaches about ten inches while the limed specimen grows over two feet and yields about three tons per acre.
Rare 1933 British Mint Strikes Few Bronze Pennies
The British mint produced 17 million coins from foreign countries in 1933, yet only four bronze British pennies were minted.
Notice to Creditors Lulu Kirkman Estate Administrator
Notice to creditors and heirs of Lulu B Kirkman deceased Guilford County North Carolina appoints Arthur Kirkman as administrator. Creditors must file claims by September 18 1937 and all debts are payable immediately. This 15th day of September 1936.
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Lulu B. Kirkman
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Arthur Kirkman
Lulu Kirkman
Hollingsworth's picks in the World Series spark debate
Byron Hollingsworth of The Tampa Times weighs in with bets on both the Yankees and the Giants as World Series reservations surge. Marion Nagurski, brother of Bronko Nagurski, joins Marquette frosh at fullback, while Waite Hoyt, after appendicitis, shows strong pitching in the Pirates spotlight.
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Byron Hollingsworth
Tampa Times
Yanks
Giants
Marion Nagurski
Bronko
Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Marquette Frosh
Waite Hoyt
Pirates
Outfielder Bobby Roth Dies After Auto Crash in Chicago
Bobby Roth an outfielder who played with every American league club except Detroit died in Chicago following an automobile accident. The veteran player passed away after the crash and his career spanned multiple teams in the league.
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Bobby Roth
Detroit
Chicago
St Norbert College and Oshkosh Teachers Open Season in Tie Streak
St Norbert's college of West De Pere and Oshkosh Teachers opened the football season together for the third year in a row, continuing a joint opener tradition with a scoreless or drawn result.
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St. Norbert’s College of
West de Pere
Wis
Oskosh
Davidson and Duke Prep for First Tl
Southern conference teams taper pre season training with two a day drills and light workouts. Duke ends daily double sessions in Durham while Davidson closes training with a secret workout as Clemson Wake Forest and VMI teams hold scrimmages and focus on defense and passing drills ahead of opening games.
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Associated Press
Southern Conference
Son
Durham
Duke
Greensboro
Davidson
South Carolina
Kine
Clemson
Tigers
Terian
Chapel Hill
Carolina
Wake Forest
W Forest
Weaver
Richmond
Spiders
N News Apprentice School
Ington
V. P. I. Sqn
Blacksburg
Washington and Lee
Inj
Hank Anderson
State
Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
In Cleveland Jimmy V outpointed Ray 193 in a bout. In Oakland Tommy Long defeated Ray Lettere 239 by decision in Cold Springs New York.
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OV Associated Preas
Cleveland
Jimmy V
Ray
Oakland
Tommy Long
Philadelphia
Ray Lettere
Cold Springs
N. Y
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