Minor Leaguers Shaping Lineup At Major League Draft
In New York on September 30 a small group of ten players was chosen from the minors in the annual draft. Chalmer Cissell and Earl Brucker head the selections for the Athletics and Phillies respectively, with other picks including Dick Siebert, Luke Hamlin, Gerard Lipscomb, Dick Barrett, Debs Garris, Whitlow Wyatt, and Beverly Ferrell from various organizations and leagues.
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New York
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Chalmer
Bill” Cissell
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Earl Brucker
Portland
Phillies
Wayne Lamaster
Louisville
Chicago
Dick Siebert
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Luke Hamlin
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Louis Browns
Gerard Lipscomb
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Dick Barrett
Dick “Oliver
Seattle
Boston Bees
Debs Garris
Browns
San Antonio
Cleveland
Whitlow Wyatt
Kansas City
Washington
Beverly Ferrell
Thomasville
Three Carolinians Still In Running For Women's Title
Eva Shorb of Canton Ohio is out of the fortieth women's golf championship but a notable young talent. Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill N C advanced with a 4 and 3 win, while Kathryn Hemphill of South Carolina defeated San Francisco rival Gregg Lifur 3 and 1 and Jane Cothran of Greenville beat Mary Clark of New Jersey. Today Page plays Russel Holman, Hemphill faces Marjorie Harrison, and Cothran meets Marion Lake.
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Summit
Eva Shorb
Canton
Ohio
Patty Bers
Minneapolis
Canoe Brook Country Club
Berg Wen
J. J. Meenan
Glen Cove
Page
John J. Meenan
N. Y
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
U S. C
Sound Beach
Conn
Miss Hemphill
Marjorie Harrison
Ausable Forks
Miss Cothran
Marion T. Lake
Plandome
Chicago boxer Marek stops Zona in Chicago bout
Chicago fighter Max Marek outpointed Max Zona in a tight match at 185 pounds in Chicago. In New York, Jack Portnoy outpointed Joe Pennino in a 10 round bout, with Portnoy representing Baltimore and Pennino New York.
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Farss
Chicago
Max Marek
Max Zona
New York
Jack Portnoy
Baltimore
Joe Pennino
Frank Barfield on Sports Editor Strain and Reader Questions
The piece portrays Frank Barfield describing the heavy toll on sports editors during peak season. It recounts callers seeking scores from 1900 to the present, including World Series results and college games, with anecdotes about Texas and LSU inquiries, and the human side of handling endless questions.
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Maine
Miami
Hobart
Oshkosh
Missouri
Associated Press
Carolinas
Rowe
Warneke
Demaree
Artice
First scheduled American air route traces historic path
An Indian path became the first scheduled airplane route in America. An early railroad between New York and Philadelphia followed the path, and the airplane route built in 1910 followed the railroad. The National Physical Laboratory in England tests ship models in a 670 by 30 foot tank for speed and seaworthiness.
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America
New York
Philadelphia
National Physical Laboratory
Teddington
England
Blocking Drills Highlight Gridiron Preparations Across ACC Teams
Richmond reports coaches testing new plays and revamping lineups as cool weather spurs practice. Freshmen and third-stringers work with regulars in scrimmages while targeting blocking improvements for Wake Forest Navy Alabama Georgia and others.
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Richmond
Hank Anderson
N. C. State
Annapolis
Navy
North Carolina
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Jess Neely
Clemson
Bengals
Alabama
Calelasure
Jenkins
Scott
White
Furman
Georgia
Joe Flickinger
William and Mary
Indians
Dick Greetum
Virginia Tech
Henry Redd
Glenn Thirlethwaite
Spiers
Marchant
Roanoke
Buddy Lawless
Bill Morrison
Andy Trzeciak
South Carolina
Bud Kovar
Dog Saunders
Wayt Clark
Bill Raftery
Kentucky
Harry Martin
Peter Histad
Virginia
Sun Eclipses Offer Less Than One Minute Annual Study
Astronomers face a demanding schedule with an average under one minute per year available to observe total solar eclipses. Researchers must optimize limited time to capture key data from these rare events.
Duke's Gridiron Hopes Rest With Forward Wall
Duke figures its forward wall will determine 1936 football success as Captain Clarence Parker and Elmore Hackney rely on a rebuilt line. Wade notes inexperience as the main weakness while expecting growth across games. Schedule highlights include South Carolina Clemson Georgia Tech Tennessee and a heated rivalry with North Carolina.
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Robert Cranford
Associated Press
Durham
Wallace Wade
Duke
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Elmore Hackney
Colgate
Wade
Joe Brunansky
Dick Taliaferro
Joe Cardwell
Taliaferro
Frank Liana
Bill Bailey
Billy Barngey
Brunansky
Cardwell
Charlie Fischer
Woodrow Lipscomb
Fred York
Robert Haas
Fred Edwards
Dan Hill, Jr
Romeo Germino
Buck Badgett
Tom Power
Robert Alabaster
South Carolina
Columbia
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Knoxville
Washington and Lee
Richmond
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
Brewers Close In On Little World Series Title
The Milwaukee Brewers face the Buffalo Bisons in a cold fifth game after winning three straight in Milwaukee and losing 2 1 last night in Buffalo to pull the series to three games to one.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Bisons
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Milwaukee
Gridiron results may influence North Carolina state assembly
Raleigh observers say last week’s UNC and State losses plus this week’s games could affect the Graham plan to reform college football. Alumni dissatisfaction with coaches and the purity in football scheme fuels talk of trustees reshuffling if performances don’t improve.
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State
General Assembly
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
State College
Davidson
Carolina
Wake Forest
Charlotte
Duke
Graham
Wlan
Hunk” Anderson
Chapel Hill
Ray Wolf
Tar Heels Ready For Tennessee Invasion At Chapel Hill
Carolina and Tennessee prepare for a 2 30 kickoff in Kenan Stadium. fans praise Major Neyland while Dickens and Harp prime for the Vols. Tennessee seeks a fast line and sharp backfield to counter Carolina's seasoned squad.
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Chapel Hill
Tennessee
University of Carolina
Kenan
Dixie
Tar Heel
Bob Neyland
Army
Warner
Ray Wolf
Carolina
Vols
Tar Heels
Phil Dickens
Dickens
Abillly
Neyland
Chattanooga
Red Harp
Ing
Vol
Bob Sn
Joe Wallen
Joe Dougherty
Dicke Harp
Porter
Mends
Crawford
Weaver Hayes
Kelly
Ter
Weaver
Maxwell
Ford
Fulton
Hayes
Pros Qualify For P. G. A. Tour
Outstanding pro golfers from Washington and nearby areas faced a 36 hole test at the James River Country Club in Richmond to earn three berths in the National PGA Championship. Twenty four entries tee off in medal play as qualifying rounds proceed in various sections of the country.
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Richmond
Washington
James River Co
Virgil
Nationalsional Golfers’ Association
Pinedu
Mississippi River Passes Through One State
A concise note explains the Mississippi River runs through ten states but crosses the nation’s main waterway in only one state, highlighting its unique geographic path.
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Mississippi River
Com
More Persons Are Hurt Golf Than In Any Other
A brief note reports that golf leads in injuries compared with other activities, with multiple players sustaining varying injuries during recent play and events.
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