Piedmont League Opens Its Fourteenth Season With Six Clubs
Durham favored to win as the Piedmont League launches its 14th season with six clubs Wilmington Greensboro Winston Salem Charlotte and Durham opening pairings set. Managers announce lineups for mound duties while night games remain at home club discretion and three game stands replace two game days.
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Charlotte
Edmont League
Wilmington
Greensboro
Durham
Winston- Salem
Richmond
King
Patriots
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinal
Alex Ferguson
Bobby Murray
Livergood
Chambers
Johnny Dobba
Wilbert Robinson
Lefty Camthers
Bill Kermode
Biackie Carter
Jack Onslow
Colts
Jim Trexler
Twins
Jim Poole
Winston-Salem
G. Bramham
Judge Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
National League games today and yesterday results
National League matchups listed with Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York. Yesterday results show Boston 2 Brooklyn 1 and Philadelphia 1 New York 3. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 2 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 4 with combined scores.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Baseball Scores From Sat Night Games
St Louis defeated Detroit 6 to 2 and Boston beat Washington 7 to 5 while Cleveland topped New York 1 to 0 in remaining action.
Weekend football schedule across cities
Birmingham visits Atlanta in a regional clash while Chattanooga travels to Memphis. Nashville plays at Little Rock and New Orleans meets Knoxville in cross city showdowns.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Knoxville
Braves blank New Orleans in clean four goal win
Yesterday results show Atlanta defeating New Orleans 4 to 0 while Memphis topped Nashville 12 to 6. Knoxville shutout Birmin 0 to 4 and Little Rock edged Chattanooga 7 to 4 in a high scoring set.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Birmin
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Standings Show American Association Team Records
The summary lists team records for the American Association with Minneapolis eight four Louisville seven five Kansas City nine six Columbus four three Milwaukee six eight Toledo one six St Paul ten seven Indianapolis three five.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kateas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
International League Standings Note
Buffalo trails with 2 wins and Albany slips to 3 losses as Toronto and Jersey City hold even records at 5-5 and 4-4 respectively. Montreal moves to 11-5, Baltimore drops to 2-7, Rochester improves to 5-3, Newark is 3-2.
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Buffalo
Albany
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Texas League results highlight Houston and Dallas games
Heaumont beat Houston 5 to 2 while Dallas won 9 to 8 at Port Worth, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa game called in the fourth inning due to rain, reflecting a day of mixed outcomes across the league.
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Heaumont
Houston
Dallas
Port Worth
Oklahoma City-Tulss
Umpire Instructions Tightened After Meeting in Charlotte
Dan W. Hill of Asheville attended the Charlotte Wilmington game and issued final directions to umpires last night. The hidden-ball trick was banned, with other directives not disclosed. Opening-game assignments included Ed Mahley and Lou Kearney in Richmond, Ben Mitchell and Joe White in Charlotte, and Rube Brandon and O. L. Dorsett in Durham.
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Dan W. Hill
Asheville
Hill
Richmond
Ed Mahley
Lou Kearney
Charlotte
Ben Mitchell
Joe White
Durham
Rube Brandon
O. L. Dorsett
High Point to Meet Twin City Nine Tuesday
High Point high school baseball hosts Winston-Salem tomorrow afternoon at 4:80 on the home field. A win could tie them with Greensboro for the Western Conference lead as Coach Wade Marlette weighs mound options. Winston-Salem has lost two conference games but is expected to offer strong opposition in a likely large crowd.
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High Point
Winston-Salem High
Greens
Greensboro
Wade Marlette
Culler
Weston
Garner
Winston-Salem
Tommy Bridges narrowly misses perfect game again
Detroit pitcher Tommy Bridges held the St Louis Browns to one hit through eight and an error plus two timely singles produced the Tigers 2 to 0 win. Other MLB outcomes include Ted Lyons beating the Indians 4 to 1, Boston over Philadelphia 7 to 6, Washington ending New York’s seven game streak 4 to 2, Pittsburgh taking a doubleheader from St Louis 4 to 6 and 6 to 2, Ed Brandt winning for Brooklyn 2 to 1, Fitzsimmons homering for the Giants in a 3 to 1 win, and the Reds upsetting the Cubs 4 to 2.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Tommy
Dave Harris
Bridges
St. Louisa
Tigérs
George Blaeholder
Bump Hadhey
Charley Gehrincer
Gerald Walker
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Lyons
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
New York Yankees
Wiley Moore
Heinie A
Sam Rice
Pittsburgh
Buccaneers
St. Louis Cardinals
Heinie Meine
Pirates
Dean
Inni
St. Louise
Walte Hoyt
Bucs
Brooklyn
Ed Brandt
Beck
Brand
York Giants
Fiom
Phillies
Fitzsimmons
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Lon Warneke
Harry Rice
Bill Jurees
Im Bottomley
High Point Panthers Baseball Rally Amid Rainouts
High Point College baseball won three of four last week with one game canceled by rain. They beat Atlantic Christian on Tuesday, crushed Guilford 17 to 6 on Saturday, and were set to play Lenior Rhyne at Willis Park on Wednesday after a postponed Klon game. The Wears field a strong squad and a competitive clash is anticipated.
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High Point
Kenoir-Rhyne
Guilford
Catawba
S&s
Quakers
Panthers
Lenoftr- Rhyne
Willis Park
Wears
Pointer Netters To Tackle Bears
High Point college's first intercollegiate tennis team in three years meets Lenoir Rhyne in a Tuesday 2 30 pm rematch at the Country club courts. After an 8 0 loss last Wednesday they, coached by Winfred Beck and Prof N P Yarborough, vow improvement despite poor practice and court repairs. The lineup includes captain John Taylor and players C L Gray Ray Graham Larry Yount Algernon Primm Dwight Davidson Monet Ritchie Hugh McCachern.
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High Point College
Lenoir-Rhyne
Panthera
Weday
Winfred Beck
N. P. Yarborough
John Taylor
C. L. Gray
Ray Graham
Larry Yount
Algernon Primm
Dwight Davidson
Monet Ritchie
Hugh McCachern
Adams-Millis Wins 12-11 In 13 Innings Over Painters
Adams-Millis triumphed 12 to 11 over Marietta Paints after 13 innings on the college field. Harvey, Adams-Millis catcher, led scoring with three runs and added a two base hit and a three base hit. Green and Ridge had three hits each for the losers. Both teams used two pitchers and the hitting stayed even with 13 apiece.
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Adams-Millis
Marietta Paint
College Field
Harvey
Green
Ridge
Adame Millia
Cuyler Ankle Injury To Be Examined In Chicago
Hazen Cuyler Chicago Cubs centerfielder will travel to Chicago this week for an examination of a fractured ankle suffered during spring training. Manager Charlie Grimm seeks to determine how long Cuylers services will be unavailable and the extent of the injury.
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Chicago
Hazen
Kik
College track stars from High Point area shine statewide
The article highlights former High Point athletes excelling at state colleges. It names Frank Sizemore Jr and Frank Arusfield among top performers, with feats in sprints, throws, and hurdles. It notes Hubbard and Hubbard’s endurance, LaGore’s records, and Davidson and Duke contributions as notable.
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High Point
Charlie Spencer
Frank Sizemore
Durham
Sizemore
Robert Montgomery
Tar Heels
Davidson College
Bill Coble
Wildcat
Duke
Frank Parker
Davidson
Harry Williamson
Carolina
High Point to miss baseball, yet hope remains for return
Piedmont league officials blocked High Point from a franchise. Fans may travel to Greensboro and Winston-Salem to watch games while talks continue about Sunday afternoon Sunday ball. Local sentiment hopes for a bigger, better professional baseball home next season.
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Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Athletes to be Honored at Y M C A Banquet Tonight
More than 100 trophies and medals will be awarded at the Y M C A Athletic Night tonight starting at 7 30 with a supper. Wingate Andrews and Casey Gerard will speak. Bill Bailey and Addison Warren organize a brief program. Dr W L Jackson will toast. Athletes with medals from indoor events will receive awards and gold basketballs plaques and trophies from the Gold Medal tournament.
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Wingate Andrews
Casey Gerard
Duke
South
Bill Bailey
Major League Leaders and Administrator's Notice
Major League Leaders list shows leaders in doubles triples home runs runs and hits with teams such as White Sox Browns Yankees and Senators cited. An administrator's notice states the probate of the estate of A. J. Jones in Guilford County North Carolina with filing dates of 4 3 10 17 24 and 5 1 8.
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White Sox
Grube
West
Browns
Manush
Senators
Gam
Yankees
Gehringer
Gehrig
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Goslin
Bottomley
Reds
Steven
Dodgers
West Towns
Simmons
Twine Sox
Haas
Bishop
Kress
White Set
Soxx
A. J. Jones
Guilford County
North Carolina
Truster's Sale Notice for Guilford County Property
Whereas W R B Black unmarried executed a deed of trust on April 23 to secure indebtedness. It was recorded in Book 005 at page 47 in the Guilford County Register of Deeds office North Carolina. The notice cites certain default and sale action due to inability to meet obligations.
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W. RB. Black
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North
Caroline
Western Conference Track Meet Set For Saturday Here
The second annual Western Conference meet will be held Saturday at High Point High School with athletes from Charlotte Winston Salem Greensboro Lee and High Point. Medals are funded by local civic clubs and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
High Point High School
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greensboro, Lee
High Point
Rotary
Kiwanis
Civitan
Monarch
Lions
Charles E. Spencer
Charlotte High
Bisons
Salisbury
Greensboro
University of North Carolina
Epry
High Point Younth
Wrenn
Scarlette
Byrd
Isenhout
Montgomery
Shipman
Sams
Red Hendricks
Frank Sizemore
Sizemore
Evans
Kinney
Winston- Salem
Sutton
Listance
Thornton
Sole
Pratt and Patterson
Winston
Dugegins
Smothers
Burns
T Jmne
Trustee Sale Notices From Guilford County Historic Docket
Two notices announce public auctions of property in Greensboro and High Point under deed of trust. The first, by a successor trustee, lists land on Hood Avenue and Mint Street with sale at noon on the Sunday in May 1933. The second describes Mint Street and Denny Street parcels with bid at noon on May 5 1933. Both require cash bids and 10 percent deposit.
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Central Bank and Trust Company
Guilford County
North Caroline
Court House
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point
Guilford
State of
Hood Avenue
Stuart Street
Uilfora Cunty
Coors Ep
Orapente
Dee Oes Iy
Eae Ane Trust
Mint Street
Denny Street
T Street
Farlow Insurance and Realty Company
Hubert Sechrest
Hubert Rest
Sperty Gee
Duceateee
Asheville Gape Deposit CO
J. C. Alexander
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