Reynolds Wins Skeet Title Again At North Carolina Meet
Mrs. R J Reynolds of Winston Salem repeats as NC ladies shooting champion as the state skeet meet opens a three day run. Gladstone of Winston Salem captures 410 gauge title after a three way shoot off with Efird and Rice. Ruffin and Parker win Class B and other titles are decided across the 410 and 20 gauge events with multiple shooters from Winston Salem Salisbury Asheville and Greensboro collecting honors.
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J. Reynolds
Winstonfam
N. C
Gladstone
Winston
Diste
King
C. O. Efird
Salem
Joe Rice
O. Efird
C. Miller
Thomas Ruffin
Winston-Salem
G. A. Hoffman
Bor Mattox
Salisbury
Ruffin
W. E. Gladstone
Jon Saliem
Jon Salem
R. C. Powell
Ashe
Id Greene
Asheville
J. C. Parker
F. Richardson
Greens
A. R. Idol
High Point
Tombs
Richmond
B. Gladstone
W. Oo
C. Powell
Armond Chatham
Mille
Omas Ruffin
B. Thomas
H. P
Momertaee
G'bora
Turley
Parker
Cchampionshire
Weeks
W. S
Ee Tae
Greene
A. Huffman
Burlington
B. Arey
P. Mattox
W. Jones
Charlotte
BE. Gladstone
Mas Ruffin
Leeees
la Simon
Kineton Ses
N. Weeks
Ul Jones
Moore
Pastette
Richardson
G'boro
Seeee
Potts
Vans
R. J. Reynolds
W. B. Thomas
Spicer
Pirates Near Record Pace After Extra Innings Setback
The Pittsburgh Pirates slipped to two games behind after a 12 inning loss to Cincinnati as Hank Greenberg hit his 55th and 56th homers with Detroit edging Cleveland. Bucky Walters pitched 12 innings for the win, Augie Galan homered for Chicago, and Ken Keltner drove in four for Cleveland in a doubleheader split.
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Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Bucs
Cubs
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Big Hank
Ram
Bucky Walters
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Augie Galan
Rip Collins
W. L. Pet
Indians
Tigers
Bobby Feller
Ken Keltner
Davidson at State opens 1938 football season in Charlotte
In Charlotte on September 24 1938 North Carolina State hosts Davidson in the opening game of the season with NC State favored after a 6 2 win last year. Davidson beat The Citadel in its season debut and kickoff is set for 8 15 p m EST. Officials listed include Gerard Carter Frew Hill and Hill.
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Charlotte
C. State
Wolfpack
Davidson
J State
Vidson
Citadel
State
Benfield Sebages
Correten
Richmond
Seoeve
McLeen
Gasteiger
Dare Concent Beaty
McClellan
Gerard
Tllinois
Carter
Furman
Frew
Wrestling Night Results Highlight Regional Matches
Philadelphia report shows Bronko NarekI 223 from Minneapolis defeated Savoldi 205. Dr Patrick O Cain 226 of Ireland defeated Hank Thaney 249 of California. Oath Bergen 4 ke 220 of Ohio defeated Reber ri 212 of Texas. Gus Song 205 of Los Angeles defeated Nick Lutse 205 of Los Angeles in three falls.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bronko Nareki
Minneapolis
Savoldi
Three Oaks H
Patrick O'Cain
Ireland
Hank Thaney
California
Oath Bergen
Ohio
Rebelri
Texas
Lake City
Gus Song
Los Angeles
Nick Lutse
Duke and V. P. I. Open Southern Conference Play Tonight
Duke and V. P. I. meet in Greensboro to start their Southern Conference football campaigns with Duke making its season debut after V. P. I. defeated Emory and Henry 33 to 0 last week. Officials listed include Arnold as referee and Amis as umpire.
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Greensboro
Duke
Emory and Henry
Pierce Haa
Spangie
Taess
Eesti Davi Penschee
el Ceess Tipton FB
Warrimer
O'Mara
Arnold
Auburn
Amis
Penn State
Phillips
Tech
Sander
Football Scores From Various Colleges Including Bucknell and Duquesne
A compilation of college football results shows Bucknell 28 over Purman 6, Duquesne 34 over Waynesburg 7, Temple 6 over Lehigh Teachers 12, Glenville 28 over New River State 0, Auburn 14 over Southern Flow 0, Catawba 26 over Erskine 7, Southwestern Tennessee 47 over Union University 0, Chattanooga 27 over Tennessee Polytechnic, Arkansas State Teachers 47 over Cumberland 0, Tennessee Wesleyan 13 over Milligan 7, Ouachita 14 over Oklahoma Baptist 6, Loyola New Orleans 13 over Spring Louisiana Tech 19, East Texas Teachers 10 over Louisiana Normal 6, Eastern Kentucky Teachers 19 over Georgetown Kentucky 0, Mid Tennessee Teachers 13 over Jacksonville Arkansas Teachers 0, Newberry 7 over Emory and Henry, Washington and Lee 7 over Hampden Sydney 6, Arkansas Tech 14 over Murray Oklahoma Aggies 14, Bradley 6 over St. Louis 0, Grinnell 20 over Cornell Iowa 0, Lake Forest 27 over Kalamazoo 6.
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South Auburn
Birmine
Southern U
High Point
Catawba
Erakine
Southwestern
Tenn
Union University
Chattanooga
Tennessee Poly- Arkansas State
Cumberland
Tennessee Wesleyan
Milligan
Ouachita
Oklahoma Baptist
Loyola
New Orleans
Louisiana Tech
Millsaps
Southwestern Collumnns Institute
Delta
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Eastern Kentucky
Georgetown
Mid-Tennessee
Jacksonville
A.a
Newberry
Emory and Henry C
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Hampden- Sydney
Arkansas Tech
Murray
Okla
Aggies
Tle
Mississippiae
Arkansas A
M. Mad
West Bradley
St. Louis
Grinnell
Cornell
Lake Forest
Kalamazoo
Yesterday's Results In Baseball Leagues Recap
Yesterday's scores show Cleveland beat Detroit 8 to 6 and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1. Cincinnati impressed with a 5 to 4 win over Pittsburgh in 12 innings while Texas league playoff action saw San Antonio and Beaumont tied 3 to 3 after darkness halted play in the 12th. Pacific Coast League had no games.
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Cleveland
Detroit
San Antonio
Beaumont
Baseball matchups headline from today schedule
Boston versus New York Heving Ruffing 21 6. Chicago at St Louis Lyons Knott Mille Hildebrand. Cleveland against Detroit Harder Bridges. Washington at Philadelphia Kra kauskas Nelson.
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Boston
New York
Heving
Ruffing
Chicago
St. Louis
Lyons
Knott
Mille
Hildebrand
Cleveland
Detroit
Harder
Bridges
Washington
Philadelphia
Krakauskas
Nelson
National League Matchups Highlight Busy Night Ahead
New York travels to Boston with Wittig and Castleman facing Lanning and Fette. St Louis visits Chicago with Warneke or Macon against Page. Philadelphia at Brooklyn features Sivens vs Presewell. Cincinnati meets Pittsburgh as Vander Meer faces Bauers.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wittig
Castleman
Lanning
Fette
Chicago
Warneke
Macon
Page
Brooklyn
Sivens
Presewell
Cincinnati
Vander Meer
Va. Bauers
Paul Waners midnight snack stirs Cannibal sandwich tale
Pittsburgh report notes Hall of Fame star Paul Waner favors a midnight hamburger with pickle and onion, calling it a cannibal sandwich in a playful aside.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
LSU leads in four seat plane scouts for football
LSU shows style as they buy a four seater airplane for football scouts. The roundup notes opinions on Notre Dame forecasts and predicts Washington to beat Minnesota by six. Sam Wagner moves to Richmond as freshman coach, Tiger Jack Fox heads to South America for bouts.
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New York
Louisiana State
Ford Frick
Long Island University
Puerto Rico
Notre Dame
Big Ten
Southwest
Bill Terry
Johnny Mize
Buddy Hassett
Washington
Minnesota
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Sanford
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Sam Wagner
Northwestern
Chicago
University of Richmond
Tiger Jack Fox
South America
Catholic University coach proposes football helmets for baseball
Fort Washington Sept 23 Arthur J Bergman, Catholic University football coach, suggests that baseball coaches wear football helmets to protect them from foul liners.
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Forts
Washington
Arthur J. Bergman
Catholic University
Lombardi And Foxx Hitters Race To Final Week Lead
Jimmy Foxx of the Boston Red Sox leads the American League with a .349 average and Ernie Lombardi of Cincinnati tops the National League with a .942 RBI pace as the major league hitting race heads into its final week. The season leader board shows Foxx and Lombardi among the top ten hitters with strong team and individual totals across Cleveland Boston New York and Chicago.
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New York
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Boston
Isaenee
Radcliff
Chicago
National League ‘Lombardi
Einmati
Vaughan
Pittsb'gh
Budge and Mako Set for Title Clash in Forest Hills
Forest Hills N Y September 24 Budge and Mako old friends clash in the National men’s tennis final with Budge needing one win to crown himself the world’s amateur champion and a top pro. Mako vows full pressure after downing Bromwich 6-3 7-5 6-4 while Budge defeated Sidney Wood Jr 6-3 6-3 6-3 and the women’s final features Alice Marble against Nancy Wynne.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Don Budge
Gene Meko
Budge
Hi Value
Mako
Gene
Jack Bromwich
Australia
Sidney Wood, Jr
Alice Marble
Los Angeles
Nancyle Wynne
Reidsville 38 Hillsboro 0 in Prep Football
Reidsville Golden Lions overwhelmed Hillsboro 38 to 0 in the season's second game. Burgess scored two touchdowns including a 95 yard return after an interception. Substitutions listed for both teams as officials named from Elon V P I and V P I.
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Enterprise
Reidsville
Golden Lions
Hillsboro
Lions
Burgess
Pas
Reidsville Oe Gazerre
Revere Lacrinity
Demoop i Ccsse
Reynolds
P. Ervine Co
Brown
Pettigrew
T. Ferneyhough
G. Pettigrew
Griffin
Saunders
Byrd
J. Pettigrew
Stratford
Parks
Morris
Yount
Fits
B. Ferneyhough
N. Sacrinity
Burton
Pruett
Gentry
Powell
Gwyn
Mrs Page Faces Berg In National Golf Final Rematch
In Chicago Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill NC meets Patty Berg in a 36 hole final for the women s national title. Berg, 20, has won nine of 12 events this season and Page, who took the 1937 title, returned to defend her crown in a historic final against the two leading players.
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Chicago
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
N. C
Minnapolis
Patty Berg
Memphis
Miss Berg
Patty
Gerree Patty
Marion Miley
Lexington
Page
Robert Lawson
University of North Carolina
New York
Peggy Graham
Hollywood
Calif
Guns Of Big Five in Grid Action Today
Big Five grid action opens with North Carolina defending its SCC title as Wake Forest and N C State join Duke Virginia Tech, and Lenoir Rhyne against Roanoke. Lineups feature sophomores like Tom Maloney and Jap Wilson with Jim Fixx and George Warrier among expected starters.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Toto
N. C. State
Davidson
Wake Forest
Chapel Hill
Duke
Virginia Tech
Greensboro
Lenoir Rhyne
North State Loop
Roanoke
Salem
Deacons
Hank Garrity
Wolfpack
Luke Graham
Citadel
Tom Maloney
Jap Wilson
Virginians
Jim Fixx
George Warriner
Newark Dominates Rochester in IL Playoff Semi
Newark swept Rochester 9 to 0 to win the International League semi final series. Kansas City toppled St Paul 8 to 3 in the American Association playoffs. Atlanta crushed Nashville 11 to 2 in the Southern Association series.
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Newark
Rochester
Kansas City
St. Paul
Atlanta
Nashville
Football Season Opens Today With A Bang
The 1938 college football season launches with top programs set to draw large crowds. Alabama vs Southern California and California vs St Mary’s anchor a day of key games as roughly 250000 fans expected nationwide. Across regions many notable openers and close finishes noted, including Temple over Albright and Auburn over Birmingham Southern.
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Hughes, Pullerton, JR
New York
Europe
Alabama
Navy LANDS Flying Gopher Sprinter Hopley
Navy announces that University of Minnesota sprinter Eric Hopley, a freshman, has received an appointment to Annapolis ending his college track season.
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Navy Lands
Blue Manages Stadium in Arlington
Luzerne Atwell Blue a former Detroit first baseman now manages an athletic stadium in Arlington Virginia on September 23.
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Blue
Arlington
Luzerne Atwell Blue
Detroit
Golombek Tops Attack as Elon Bows High Point 40-0
Elon College overwhelmed High Point 40 to 0 led by Golombek who scored four touchdowns in a one man showing. Moran was High Point’s bright spot at left end as Elon dominated from the opening.
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Elon College
High Point College
Joe Golombek
Elon
Panthers
Golombek
Panther
Little Malfregeot
Moran
Malfregeot
Armstrong
Bion
High Point
Charlie Donato
Christians
Golombeck
Amos Shelton
Daher
Wilmot Milbury
Shelton
Dhe
Walter Laughan
Christian
Roy Sprinkle
John Pearce
Laughon
Milbury
Millbury
Pearce
Touchye Eee
Peit
Bae Mills
Clifton
Ney
Barlende—-Watta
Piberg
Kaziow
Sprinkle
Boone
West
Allison
Thorburn
Root
Fritts
Brannon
Palantonio
Russell
Seene
Fights Last Night In Boston Hollywood And San Diego
In Boston Lou Braguillard stopped Joe Glasgow in the New England middleweight bout. Hollywood saw Glenn Lea beat Dace Sparr by points, while Jack Dallas defeated Paul Atlas in a Dallas card. San Diego featured Baby Arizmendi outpoint Amio Gen for a lightweight crown claim.
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Associated Press
Boston
Lou Braguillard
Worcester
New England
Joe Glasgow
Quincy
Mass
al Nettlow
Chicago
Honey Mellody
Hollywood
Glenn Lea
Nebraska
Dace Sparr
Oakland
Calif
Jack Dallas
Dallas
Paul Atlas
Minneapolis
San Diego
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico City
Amio Gen
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