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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1936

Page

12

Adams-Millis White Sox to Open Industrial League Season

Adams-Millis Sox, bolstered by new faces, prepare for the Inter-City Industrial league opener against McCrary Hosiery at Asheboro. Manager Cris Harvey leads a lineup featuring Bolick at catcher, Stone at first, Pierce at second, Young at short, Bryan at third, Stamey in left, Fritz in center, with a strong outfield and new arms joining later.

Enterprise Frank Barfield Adams-Millishire Sox Asheboro McCrary Hosiery Cris Harvey Harvey White Sox Harry Bolick, Jr Bolick Grady Stone Stone Pierce Runt Charlie Young Charlie Adams Millis Shorty Bryan Bryan Red Stamey Duke Power Bill Fritz Bill

College tennis tourney opens at Chapel Hill

Davidson faces Wake Forest in a doubleheader at Chapel Hill as the state tennis tournament starts. Rain washed out several events, leading to a twin bill. North State Conference baseball saw High Point at Guilford and Catawba at Atlantic Christian. Tennis squads from Catawba and Lenoir Rhyne play in Hickory.

Charlotte Davidson Wake Forest Chapel Hill Wildcats Deacons University of North Carolina Tar Heels High Point College Guilford Catawba Atlantic Christian College Wilson Lenoir-Rhyne Hickory North Carolina Duke Athens University of Georgia Tar Heela

Duke Track Looms Large In State Meet Showdown

In Durham on April 23 the high school team led by Potts and Sprye looks to defend its state title at Duke. Potts scored 26 points in the last meet as three rival schools entered, including Portsmouth Richmond and Colum, while Asheville School and others eye a strong showing. The Duke-North Carolina track meet events begin Saturday afternoon with key races and pool events in the gym and stadium, spotlighting Durham's athletes in a tense title pursuit.

Durham Potts Sprye Duke Stads Portsmouth Richmond Carolina Colum Asheville Duke Duke-North Castry Nasium Aquatic H Goldsboro Wilms Waite Ashby

Hawks of the season with returning arms and new faces

The club lists Red Delappe as a right field option and switch hitter. Lord Perry is expected back early after trying pro ball. Lefty Wilson Moe Kerminin Jimmy Brooks Enoch Cooper Shorty Smith provide pitching and infield/outfield depth for the season.

Red Delappe Delappe Lord” Perry Lefty Wilson Moe Kerminiin Duke Power Jimmy Alsobrooks Enoch Cooper Shorty Smith

Health funds received for crippled children aid in North Carolina

A State board of health official said social security funds to treat 1200 crippled children have been received from the federal government. The state expects about 400000 dollars for varied health work under the 1936 37 act.

Raleigh State Board of Health North Carolina

Evans Macklin Charged with Killing Police Chief Moore

Evans Macklin was held today on a charge of killing Police Chief A P Moore in Scotland Neck on February 16. Moore was shot during a dawn patrol in the deserted business district. Macklin will go on trial at Halifax next week.

Scotland Neck Evans Macklin A. P. Moore Halifax

Engineers Hold Show at Duke University

The annual Duke University engineers show draws many students as exhibits go on view. The show opened last night and will stay open today and tomorrow, offering engineering displays at the Durham event.

Durham Duke University

Motor vehicle emergencies created millions of jobs in 1935

An estimate shows that in 1935 every motorist generated work for workers with 27,136,000 jobs created by motor vehicle emergencies alone.

Baseball Standings and Results Report

Baseball standings and games today list matchups: Pittsburgh at Chicago, St. Louis at Cincinnati, New York at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Boston. Yesterday Brooklyn beat Boston 5 to 0, New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3, Cincinnati edged St. Louis 7 to 6. Pittsburgh at Chicago noted as cold.

Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh - Cincinnati Brook

Sports Scores From Yesterday

St. Louis defeated Detroit 12 to 4 while Boston beat Washington 5 to 4. New York and Philadelphia had rain, and Chicago played Cleveland in cold conditions.

Chicago Renee Washington Cleveland New York Detroit St. Louis Philadel Boston Philadelphia

Buffalo and Albany tied in scoreboard notes

Scores show Buffalo 0 Albany 2 and Montreal 11 Baltimore 1 with Rochester 7 Newark 10. Milwaukee 3 Columbus 2 rounded out the American Association results in a cold game note.

International League Buffalo Albany Montreal Baltimore Rochester Newark American Association Milwaukee Columbus

Pacific Coast League Scores and Mixed Results

Oakland defeated San Francisco 3 to 1 in ten innings while Seattle hosted San Diego for a night game as San Francisco Missions beat Portland 6 to 0 in another matchup.

Oakland San Francisco San Francisco Missions Peniand San Diego Seattle

Virginia Navy 2 Captienth Greeting Draws 2 1

A contested match ends with Virginia beating Captienth Greeting by 2 to 1. The game features a tight first half and a decisive late goal that seals the victory for the Cavaliers.

Navy Virginia

Major League Leaders and Pitching Highlights

The summary lists leading pitchers Coffman Gumbert Hubbell for the Cubs and Giants with Benge Hollings worth Reds 2-0. Batting leaders include Gehring Browns 448 and Foril Red Sox. top run scorers Travis Reynolds Bowie Dykes and Averill Clift Greenberg.

Hack Cubs Coffman Gumbert Hubbell Giants Benge Bees Hollingsworth Reds Browns Gehringer Tigers Foril Red Sox Carey Rune Dickey Yankees Trosky Indians Travis Senators Reynolds Bowie White Sox Averill Clift Lewis Greenberg Walker Tyee Diciey

Ladies Night at High Point Arena Wrestling Card

Roy Lumpkin, famed Georgia Tech football star and pro wrestler, debuts at High Point arena Friday night in the opening bout with Dutch Schultz. The event tops the Luttrall-Hickman card. two falls out of three with 90 and 60 minute limits. Box office opens 7:16 for an 8:30 start. ladies admitted free with a paid ticket.

Sportedom Roy Lumpkin Georgia Tech Dutch Schultz Hercules Luttrall-Herman Hickman High Point Arena Bennie Lamb California Royce Golden Bear Cen Ter Denning

Lewis Elected President of 1936 Amateur League

The Amateur league in High Point organized with eight teams seeking berths. W. W. Lewis of Beeson Hardware was elected president, Milbourne Amos vice president, and Charles E. Spencer secretary treasurer. George Dobbina, Bunn Dunn and Everett Marsh named as commissioners. Season to start May 2 with one game weekly. Umpires named include Bunn Bowden Rip Collins Vernie Peace Vic Clark Pop Johnson and others.

High Point Es. W. W. Lewis Beeson Hardware Company Milbourne Amos Charles E. Spencer George Dobbina Bunn Dunn Everett Marsh Bunn Bowden Rip Collins Vernie Peace Vic Clark Pop” Johnson George Maust Virgil Yow Charlie Mann W. M. Slate Broadus Culler Harry Perdue Lon Millikan

Carolina and State Star Lead Drake Relays Field

Des Moines hosts Drake relays with teams from Purdue Nebraska Washington Rice Oklahoma A M Occidental Kansas State Marquette Southwest Texas Teachers Missouri Carleston Butler North Carolina and North Carolina State. Noted entrants include Elroy Robinson Fresno State Sam Francis and Lloyd Cardwell Nebraska Bill Wallace Smokey Brothers Jess Petty Dave Weichert Rice Harry Williamson NC State Milan Zori NC State discus star and top hurdlers alongside Glenn Cunningham.

Des Moines Iowa United States Elroy Robinson Fresno State Sam Francis Lloyd Cardwell Nebraska Bill Wallace Smokey Brothers Jess Petty Dave Weichert Rice Harry Williamson North Carolina Glenn Cunningham Robinson Ray Sears Butler Jack Fleming Northwestern Milan Zori

Mako and Budge 10 Meet Today in Mason-Dixon Tourney

In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on April 23 California Davis cup players Don Budge and Gene Mako faced off to decide which will reach the Mason-Dixon final. Hal Surface Kansas City defeated Wilmer Allison with 6-2 4-6 6-3 and Bitsy Grant Atlanta beat Wilmer Hines in straight sets. Mako defeated Gilbert Hall of New York.

Kansas City Wilmer Allison Allison Bitsy Grant Wilmer Hines Mako Gilbert Hall New York

Dance Night At Local Legion In Thomasville

The High Point camp of Woodmen of the World announces a public dance tonight at the American Legion in Thomasville. Music will be provided by the Davis Brothers Orchestra.

American Legion Thomasville Davis Brothers Orchestra

Panthers Meet Indians In Conference Game Friday

The Catawba Indians visit High Point college for a North State contest at Willis Park at 3 30 P M. Youthful Indians pitcher use a.m has bested High Point in two meetings this year. The Panthers seek another look at Hampton’s curves after a rough opener.

Panthers Indians Catawba Indians High Point College Willis Park Eve Salisbury Hampton Guilford Quakers Greensboro Mack-Judson

Giants Grip Top Despite Rough Start In 1930s Span

The New York Giants climb the standings despite 15 errors in eight games and injuries. Manager Bill Terry uses key substitutes like Harry Gumbert Joe Martin and Terry who each excelled, aiding a 7-2 win over the Phillies as the Browns Reds and Dodgers also post strong showings.

Bill Terry Harry Gumbert Gumbert Dick Bartell Terry Joe Martin Sam Leslie Phils Giants Browns Reds Dodgers George Earnshaw Boston Terrymen Jimmy Wilson Phillies Carl Hubbel New York Carl Leiber Cincinnati Calvin Chapman Lew Riggs Cards Farnshaw Bees Brooklyn Hassett Frey Geraghty Bucher Red Sox Senators Fred Oster

Roundup of Baseball and Box Office Oddities from the Era

AP reports quirky baseball notes and notes from the theater and boxing world. Mentions include rabbit blood transfusion jokes about the NL ball, Ellison Brown predicted to win the Bean town marathon, Jimmy Braddock and Joe Gould back on Broadway, Casey Stengel using four pinch hitters against Boston, Chubby Dean's hitting flare at Shibe Park, Mule Haas praising a new firetracker, Schoolboy Rowe pitching struggles, Dixie Howell seeking a coaching job, Schmeling and Louis projected for a $1.5 million gate, George Earnshaw finally succeeding for Brooklyn, and Joe McCarthy talking to himself.

Associated Press New York Stuhidreher Jerry Nason Boston Globe Ellison Tarzan) Brown Jimmy Braddock Joe Gould Casey Stengel Boston Shibe Park Chubby Dean Paul Duke University Mule Haas White Sox Schmeling Louis George Earnshaw Brooklyn Joe McCarthy

Rose of Sharon Tulips Mon Tana Description

The Rose of Sharon grows on the plain of Sharon along the Mediterranean coast. Botanists call it tulips mon tana. It bears deep red flowers with a black center and is a member of the lily family.

Sharon Plain of Sharon Mediterranean Montana

Piedmont League Opens With Pomp In Three Cities

Six Piedmont league teams begin 143 game schedules in Richmond Portsmouth and Durham amid parades flag raisings and ceremonies. Mayors toss first balls as Asheville defends last year’s attendance trophy with 3 500 spectators.

Richmond Portsmouth Durham Asheville Bright Colts Frank Lawrence Ball Park Vernon A. Brooks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rvm High Point PAGE ADAMS MILLS Eere Clu Lord Perry State Potts and Firestone Auto Chipahaa Spud Firestone Stewart-Warner Auto Radio Fenwee Visionu Bump Ipl Miniere Finien Auto Supply & St A Ak Atlanta New Orleans Nashville Little Rock Memphis Chattanooga Major League Dream of College Budge Bryan Grant Faces Yow Willis K Lenoir Rhyne Bears Terry's Crew Scotty Reston New York Giants Mueller Eddie Brit Norfolk Seaboard Veterans’ Drum and Bugle Corps W. G. Bramham National Association of Minor Leagues Dan W. Hill Piedmont League L. H. Addington National Nation Henry Yancey
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