Slingerland In Tie With Manero Final Round Play Begun
Top golfers press for Carolina Open lead after first round at municipal course. George Slingerland Greensboro bonds 73 to tie Tony Manero for early lead. Henry Picard Charleston trails by two with 77. Pete Webb Shelby and Pat Petranek Reidsville also in mix as scores tighten and ties emerge.
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Pat Potranck
Henry Picard
Merrilees
George Slinger- Mand
Greensboro
Tony Manefo Gefield
Slingerland
Charleston
Ted
Manero
Andy Merrilees
Emerywood Country Club
Pat Petranek
Reidsville
Calvacade
Picard
Sep
Pete Webb
Shelby
Freddy McCanless
Jack Toomer
Hendersonville
Pat Petrarch
Tomy Manero
Sedgefield
George Silingerland
Larry Brooks
Tryon
Gene Cook
Anderson
Freddy Me
Canless
Charlotte
x-Dave ‘Tinses
Spartanburg
Mmett French
Southern Pines
Clarence Owen
Greenville
B. C
N. C
Jimmy Crichton
Burlington
Arthur Ham
Eugene McCarthy
Columbia
D. C
Ill Goebel
Freddy Hyatt
Carl Alexander
Cole Moss
Mike Thomas
Salisbury
Bderser Meade
Winston-Salem
x-Bill Snow
High Point
Loom Load Blamed in Strike at Kendall Mills
Charlotte April 28 The Kendall Mills at Paw Creek near Charlotte were idle as 275 workers walked out to protest what they called a heavy loom pad. A F O Shields head of the local United Textile Workers said an employee was fired for testing loom load set by the state textile board, mill management, and the union. The mill manager Wilton Todd offered little explanation saying the plant is closed with no stated demands.
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Charlotte
Kendall
Paw Creek
A. F. O'Shields
United Textile Workers of America
State Textile Board
O'Shields
Wilton Todd
North Carolina Moves To Revive Gold Mining Industry
A NC Mineral Development Conference committee heads to Raleigh to seek Gov Ehringhaus support for a state gold recovery plant. They estimate a $150000 facility could operate self-supporting, with efforts to obtain federal funds. A. B. Whiting of Charlotte chairs the conference and says the plant would create thousands of jobs.
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Charlotte
North Carolina Mineral Development Conference
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
A. B. Whiting
Episcopal Diocese Receives Bulk of Gen. Smith Estate
The will of Gen. W. A. Smith filed for probate in Wadesboro assigns about $200,000 to the Episcopal diocese of North Carolina. Thornwell Orphanage in Charlotte gets $5,000, the widow receives $3,000 yearly, and roughly $10,000 goes to each of three daughters of B. Nelme.
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Wadesboro
Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina
W. A. Smith
United Confederate Veterans
Thornwell
Charlotte
B. Nelme
Unclear Names and Scores From Local Card List
Readable items show individuals John Hammett Anderson W MH Lyle Lake Lyre and Charlies Diffendal High Point with numbers that resemble scores or identifiers. Other fragments include O Herron Charlotte and Oliver High Point with mixed digits and letters. The source resembles a sports or card tally page with partial data.
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John Hammett
Anderson
W. MH. Lyle
Lake Lyre
Xb. M. O'Herron
Charlotte
A. A. Oliver
High Point
Charlies Diffendal
Big Five College Athletes Face Busy Spring Schedule
Charlotte April 28 North Carolina Duke and other state schools clash in a full day of baseball track tennis and golf with the Big Five in action at multiple venues Duke Davidson Guilford Lenoir Rhyne Wake Forest and Western Carolina among participants NC State beats Wake Forest 15 to 4 in Raleigh and NC State also tops UNC 12 to 7 in separate games NC State golfers edge Davidson 16 1 2 to 11 2 while Lenoir Rhyne tops Guilford 7 2 in Hickory High Point defeats Atlantic Christian 56 to 4 and Elen defeats Hampden Sydney 11 to 6.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Duke
Ralston Tagore
Legere
Philadelphia
N. C
Durham
Chapel Hill
Wake Forest
Hampden-Sydney
Appalachian
Western Carolina
Cullowhee
Guilford
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Jimmy Halverstadt
Davidson
Lynchburg Country Club
Catawba
Salisbury
Carolina Country Club
Raleigh
N. C. State
Western Carolina Teachers
Lenoir- Rhyne
High Point
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
Elen
Hampden-Sydney Clout
Downing Davidson
Klein Stars For Cubs In Tight Win Over Cardinals
Chuck Klein drives Chicago to an 11 inning 3 to 2 victory over St Louis as he hits three singles and scores the tying run in the eighth. His left field move from Philadelphia shows flawless defense with 26 chances and an .885 average through nine games plus four homers. Buster Mills contributes three hits for the Cardinals in a tough loss.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Chuck Klein
Baker Bowl
Philadelphia
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Chuck
Klein
Cardinals
James Otto
Tex) Carleton
Buster Mills
Cardinal
Bonthon Eases Off Penn Relays Day as Golf Calls
Princeton star Bill Bonthron skipped the final day events at the 40th Pennsylvania Relay Carnival choosing golf over watching rivals Glenn Cunningham and Gene Venzke. Cunningham aimed for his tenth win in 11 races while Penn sought a 440 yard relay title as Dole injured a tendon in trials threatening Penn’s chances.
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Alan Gould
Philadelphia
Princeton
Bill Bonthron
Tiger Ace
Indiana
Charles Hornbostel
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Leo Lermond
New York Athletic Club
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Penn
Dole
Brine Urges Hose Trade Unity for Code Enforcement
Philadelphia speech by John H. Brine of Rollins Hosiery Mills urges each manufacturer to keep their own house in order to ease enforcement of the Hosiery Code Authority. Brine accepts presidency of the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers and pledges effort for industry interests while avoiding factional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John H. Brine
Rollins Hosiery Mills, Inc
Des Moines
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Commercial Museum
William Meyer
Apex Hosiery Co
Hartnett Delivers Winning Run as Cubs Edge Cards in Eleven
Yesterday Stars Lon Warneke and Gabby Hartnett limited the St Louis Cardinals to nine hits in eleven innings for a third Cubs victory. Hartnett drove in the winning run as Chicago prevailed. During the last fiscal year coins totaling 11,026,256.12 were retired from circulation for wear.
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Lon Warneke
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Warneke
Hartnett
Piedmont League Games Today Set
Charlotte plays Greensboro in a Piedmont League tilt today while Richmond meets Columbia and Wilmington visits Norfolk. Yesterday Charlottelost to Greensboro in cold conditions as Richmond beat Columbia 14 to 11 and Wilmington faced rain at Norfolk.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Richmond
Columbia
Wilmington
Norfolk
Brooklyn at Boston and More NBA Results
Results on Louis note the pairings Brooklyn versus Boston New York against Philadelphia Cincinnati against Chicago and St Louis at Pittsburgh with Louis as the key outcome.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis E
Scores From Yesterday in Atlanta and Birmingham Wins
Results yesterday show Atlanta 6 Knoxville 3 and Birmingham 7 Little Rock 3 with other games not listed.
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Teenee Ee
Nashville
Atlanta
Knoxville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Wilmington Pirates Take Early Piedmont League Lead
The Piedmont league opens its 1934 season with Wilmington Pirates leading after four perfect starts. A doubleheader awaits as they recover from a rainout with Norfolk. Dreyfuss field hosts Sandlappers versus Richmond Colts, while Charlotte plays a makeup match with Greensboro champion Patriots and a Sunday game is planned at High Point.
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Charlotte
Wilmington Pirates
Bucs
Norfolk
Carolina
Dreyfuss
Columbia
Sandlappers
Richmond Colts
South Carolina
Colts
Patriots
Greensboro
High Point
Major League Leaders From Yesterday's Games
Major league leaders are listed with players from the Pirates Cubs Dodgers Cardinals Giants Phillies and Red Sox in categories including runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and pitching records. Key names include Klein Stainback Medwick Reynolds Werber Warneke Hubbell and others across multiple teams.
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Associated Press
Eanings
Traynor
Pirates
Wilson
Dodgers
Klein
Cubs
Stainback
Medwick
W. Davis
Cardinals
Suhr
Kiein
Moore
Giants
Lee
Braves
Martin
Jurges
Lindstrom
Kieln
Ott
Chiorza
Phillies
Rothrock
Warneke
Bush
Malone
Frankhouse
Hubbell
Reynolds
Red Sox
Chapman
Yankees
Werber
Knickadians
Erborcker
Higgins
Manush
Washington
White Sox
King
MacFayden
Welch
Thomas
Senators
Marberry
Sorrell
Tigers
Hildebrand
Madrid Tightens Gratuity Rules Sparks Restaurant Debate
In Madrid a law bans tipping prompting waiters to request enforcement of the rule. Staff say gratuities feel humiliating and favor adherence to the legislation while diners react to the change.
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Madrid
Traynor Leads Early Major League Batting Averages
New York April 28 AP after a week and a half of the season Marold Pie Traynor of Pittsburgh tops the National League with a .556 average while Carl Reynolds of the Boston Red Sox leads the American League at .455 closely chased by Bill Werber. Other leaders include Babe Ruth Hack Wilson Freddy Lindstrom Chuck Klein Mel Ott and Len Koenecke with Jimmie Foxx notably absent from the top ten. The first ten batters in each league are listed.
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New York
Traynor
Reynolds
Babe Ruth
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Rick Ferrell
Red Sox
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn
Freddy Lindstrom
Pittsburgh
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Mel Ott
Giants
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
Len Koenecke
Dodgers
Jimmie Foxx
Ancient Hudson Channel Lies Beneath Sea for Miles
A geological finding shows the Hudson river channel runs under the sea for many miles, indicating ancient land burial and former sea levels. The discovery adds insight into prehistoric geography and geologic history of the region.
Trees grown for walking sticks and umbrellas
Wood used for walking sticks and umbrellas grows like crops. Sapling forests are planted and reach needed size in about four years.
Rochdale Cooperative Movement Inaugurated In 1844
The cooperative movement was inaugurated in 1844 by 28 flannel weavers of Rochdale England as a relief from unemployment and high prices.
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Rochdale
Eng
Cotton opens steady as New Orleans futures rise
Cotton opened steady with Liverpool reportedly due and strong buying. Early trade showed gains of 5 to 8 points with May at 11.00 and July 11.15 while October and December quoted higher. Prices firmed briefly on profit-taking but held steady as stocks remained steady and the weather map turned bullish.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Chicago grain prices rise with buying in wheat market
Chicago grain quotes show brisk early gains as wheat demand rises. July wheat opens up around 77 to 77 and then climbs further amid hopes drought conditions will worsen in domestic wheat areas. Corn starts steady to higher and posts a general advance.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report April 28
Butter prices steady to mixed as creamery specials and various grades readjust in Chicago. Eggs show broad movement with 35,698 cases traded and prices unchanged. car lot standards and storage pack arrangements noted.
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Chicago
Islands in a River Drift Downstream From Erosion
Islands within rivers move downstream as flow erodes the upstream end and deposits sediment downstream, unless rock outcrops stabilize them.
Trout transplanted to New Zealand waters reach salmon size
Reports claim small trout introduced into New Zealand waters grow to sizes comparable with salmon. The assertion notes rapid growth and potential impact on local ecosystems and fishing.
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New Zealand
Grackies Rally in Flocks Around New Nest
Grackies gather in loud flocks around a freshly built nest as they prepare for egg laying. The behavior shows social nesting patterns and early parental commitment.
Panthers Triumph 5-4 Over Atlantic Christian
Sherrill pitched three and two third scoreless innings in relief for High Point as Diamont and Oakley delivered timely hits with runners aboard. Diamont also homered, with Lee and Ridge contributing for Atlantic Christian in a 5-4 loss. Score by innings shows a late rally by High Point overcoming an early deficit.
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H. P
Rudisill
Sherrill
Ridge
Diamont
Page
Fughum
Spencer Defeats Black Bisons 8 to 3 in High Point game
Spencer defeated High Point 8 to 3 yesterday afternoon at Spencer. Brown pitched for the winners allowing six hits as Spencer pulled away with a five run spree in the third. Box score lists Hinkle Ridge P o a and Grubbs among others with DeLappe credited for a two base hit.
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High Point High School
Spencer High Ball Club
Spencer
Brown
Abd
Cee
Ridge Poe
DeLappe
Reputation Is a Big Factor In Beer Sales
Anheuser-Busch of St. Louis has built a 75 year reputation on quality. The world famed brewery never closed during prohibition and kept operations under government license. It continues nationwide newspaper advertising to emphasize Budweiser as the standard for bottled beers.
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Anheuser-Busch, Inc
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch
Few Cases In Court Today In Municipal Session
A short municipal court session presided by Owen Reese disposed of fewer than six cases. George Logan, second vagrancy count in two weeks, drew 30 days in county jail to work on the road with execution possible within 12 months. Jack Blackwelder’s vagrancy charge was dismissed under a suspended judgment if he avoids the city after midnight. Gurney Byerly and Wilma Capp were charged with fornication and adultery and dismissed with suspended judgment requiring Capp to move to another residence.
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Owen Reese
Lewis E. Teague
George Logan
Jack Blackwelder
Gurney Byerly
Wilma Capp
Capp
Fights Report From Multiple Cities
Associated Press boxing results from Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh list Frankie Sagilio stopping Joey Kauffman in Chicago while Billy Ketchell outpoints Pete Latzo in Philadelphia and fenneby of New York defeats Anson Green in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frankie Sagilio
Joey Kauffman
New York
Philadelphia
Billy Ketchell
Millville
N. J
Pete Latzo
Margate City
Pittsburgh
Fenneby
Anson Green
High Point Bisons Rout Greensboro Whirlwind in Track Meet
High Point High School Bisons overwhelmed Greensboro Whirlwind 91 to 26 as Koury and Hendrix led sprint and distance events. Red Hendricks claimed four firsts in discus, javelin, broad jump and pole vault, with many Top Point scorers from High Point.
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Bisons
High Point High School
Greensboro High
Koury
Greensboro
Bison
Hendrix
Red Hendricks
High Point
Thomas
Dash Robinson
Hendricks
Hensley
Jarrell
W. Sams
Hilton
M. Sams
Hington
Chastain
Potts
Gray
King
Hendric
Timan
Bolton Signs as Player Manager for Thomasville Team
Cliff Bolton former Washington catcher now in High Point has signed as playing manager for Thomasville in the new Textile league starting May 26. The eight team league includes Concord Lexington China Grove Cooleemee Albemarle Mooresville and Thomasville with a split season format and a seven game final series. The Thomasville lineup features Camp Buckner Younts Rucheill Dorsett Wilson Kirby Haney and Bolton among others with more additions likely during the season.
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Thomasville
Cliff Bolton
Washington
High Point
Thomasville Cab
Albemarle
China Grove
Granite Belt League
Concord
Lexington
Cooleemee
Mooresville
Bolton
Jack Camp
Cas
Buckner
Younts
Rucheill
Dorsett
Wilson
Kirby
Pete Haney
Baby Urges Completion at City Lake Project
A reader from High Point, North Carolina writes to The Enterprise urging patience and faith while the city lake project resumes after a pause. The author hopes for a completed swimming pool and a beautiful public space worth the investment, urging kindness and perseverance.
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C. A. Raby
High Point, N. C
State Collegians Hold Golf Meet at Carolina Country Club
North Carolina State, North Carolina, Duke and Davidson enter the golf meet at the Carolina Country club in Raleigh on April 28. Wake Forest fields one man, George Hatcher, in pursuit of individual honors alongside stars from NC, Duke, and Davidson. The defending champion is Alan Smith of North Carolina.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Carolina Country Club
North Carolina State
Duke
Davidson
Wake Forest
George Hatcher
Erwin Laxton
Fred Newnham, Jr
N. C. State
Cliff Perry
Silver Tarnishes Dark With Minimal Sulphur Application
A note explains silver turns black when treated with a small amount of sulphur and clarifies that a spider is an arachnid not an insect, part of the class Arachnida along with scorpions mites and ticks.
Mount Cornelia Stands as Atlantic Coast High Point
Mount Cornelia on Fort George Island at the mouth of the St Johns River ranks as the highest point on the Atlantic coast south of Cape Henry, a notable coastal apex for the region.
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Mount Cornelia
Fort George Island
St. Johns River
Cape Henry
Canadian Work In Detroit Sees 275 Cross Border to Canada
About 275 entries cross the border to work in Canada from Detroit ports, out of 2856 Canadian work entries noted in the report.
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Detroit
Der
Canada
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