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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1941

Page

8

Bulldogs Rally Past Mills Home 10-3 in Eight

Thomasville Bulldogs surge with a five-run eighth inning to beat Mills Home 10 to 3 in a South Piedmont Conference game. Black led a 15-hit attack with 3 for 5, Younts, Lambeth, and Gilliam each 2 for 4, as Atwood and Bodenheimer added 2 for 5. Bulldogs meet Concord tomorrow.

Thomasville Mills Concord Bulldogs Black Younts Lambeth Gilliam Atwood Bodenheimer Godwin Thomasville Mills Jarhonarho Dorsett Perdue Brady Phries Russell Frost Batten Hair Bodmer Bowers Curlee Humphries Gilllam Millis Perpase Bailey

Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues

Yesterday's results show multiple league scores across the American and National Leagues. Notable outcomes include Detroit over Boston five to three, Philadelphia defeating Pittsburgh six to two, and Brooklyn routing Cincinnati thirteen to two.

Today's Baseball Matchups Across Major Cities

The schedule lists games featuring New York against St Louis with Russo facing Niggeling, Philadelphia at Cleveland pitting McCrabb against Bagby, Boston at Detroit with Wagner versus Newsom, Washington at Chicago with Chase facing Smith, Cincinnati at Brooklyn featuring Vander Meer against Higbe, St Louis at New York with Nahem opposing Schumacher, Chicago at Boston pairing French with Balvo, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia matching Kauser against Blanton, plus regional pairings Charlotte at Winston Salem Greensboro at Asheville Portsmouth at Durham and Richmond at Norfolk.

Cleveland Chicago New York Vanes Boston Ereeters Enens Detroit Philadelphia Washington St. Lou St. Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Asheville Greensboro Charlotte Richmond Norfolk Durham Portsmouth Jersey City Toronto Newark Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Montreal Baltimore Seattle San Diego Sacramento Portland Los Angeles San Francisco Hollywood Russo Niggeling McCrabb Bagby Wagner Newsom Chase Smith Vander Meer Higbe

Error Proves Costly In Asheboro's 5 To 4 Victory

Asheboro High School defeated Trinity 5 to 4 at Lindley Park after Robbins scored on an error by Trinity third baseman P Doss. Saunders led Asheboro with a 3-for-3 day, while Dalt tripled for Trinity. Score by innings shows Trinity up 6 by the end of seven. details include Cumbie and Lackey on Asheboro side and Robbins and Smith for Trinity.

Asheboro Robbins P. Doss Trinity Asheboro High School Lindley Park Saunders Dalt Rhe

City Softball League Complete First Half Schedule

The article lists the complete first half schedule for the City Softball League from May 1 to June 3, with games between Snow, Weavers, Adams-Millis, Myrtle Desk, Night Hawks, Hillcrest, Pointers, Silver Knit, Triangle, Harriss-Covington, Crown, and others at various parks and schools. It also notes game results: Peace pitched Myrtle Desk to a 2 1 victory over Pointer. Hillcrest beat Diamond 9 4. Adams-Millis Day defeated Triangle Hosierymen 29-5. Silver-Knit won 12-10 in their season opener.

Snow Weavers High School No. 2 Adams-Millis Myrtle Desk Grimes Street Night Hawks Hillcrest Oak AL Pointers Silver Knit Sprentwood Triangle Harriss-Covington Blair Park Diamond Crown Pickett Myrtle Pesk Oak Hill Horriss Covington Brentwood Adams - Millis Silver-Knit Grimes Pointers Oak Hull Myrtle Srentwood Sliver-Knit Adams-Mills Marriss-Covington Oak Hi Peace Rhe Pointer Carroll and Teague Peace and Teague Ae Hillcrest Ceeeneees Miles and Angel Flint Gollier and Hutchens A-M Triangle Hosierymen New City A.M Fritzerald Gregory Emerson Emory and Miller Dickerson and Carroll

New Mayor Ernest Currie Chosen for Charlotte

April 30 in Charlotte reports Ernest Currie a well known attorney and former city recorder will become the citys next mayor, confirming a major leadership change.

Charlotte Ernest Currie City Recorder P.O Grand Central Annex New York City United States Canada

Correspondent Tells Stirring Sea Story From the Med

Larry Allen spent a year with the British fleet in the Mediterranean covering major naval engagements. He was aboard the carrier Illustrious during a bombing and earned praise from British officers for his courage under fire. Allen writes a stirring account for Enterprise Special News Service. first of two installments.

Larry Allen Mediterranean Illustrious Allen Enterprise Special News Service

Mediterranean Annapolis for a Naval Correspondent

Larry Allen Alexander recounts his wartime voyage as a press correspondent with the British fleet in the Mediterranean. He describes diving bombs, torpedo attacks, and shelling aboard battleships and carriers, learning there is no safe spot on a warship and that bomb shells blind him.

Singapore Faces “Definite Danger” Of Invasion Says Chief

A Singapore naval base commander warned of a definite danger of invasion. Defense efforts were said to be advancing, and a Manila dispatch noted a steady stream of long range bombers arriving in Singapore.

Singapore New York British Broadcasting Company Today National Broadcasting Company Manila

May Day Exercises at Municipal Colored Park

The Leonard Street School and William Penn High School plan joint May Day events at the Municipal Colored Park on Friday afternoon May 2 starting at 2 o'clock. Dudley High School band will perform in a concert and drill one hour earlier on the park grounds.

Park Leonard Street School William Penn High School Municipal Colored Park Fine Dudley High School

Negro Schools Begin National Music Week Observance

Local Negro schools started National Music Week under Mrs. G W Yokely with programs across several campuses. Readings, solos, duets, and band performances featured at Leonard Street Ada Blair William Penn and Fairview Street Schools with a May 4 festival at William Penn.

G. W. Yokely Leonard Street Emma Blair Dorothy Hoskins High Point High School Carl Cronstedt William Penn High School Ada Blair Fairview Street Octet Glee Club William Penn Mitcheil Perera Catherine Chambers Wava Robinson Volga Boatmen Roscoe Hill Dorothy Hunter LeMon Smith Slavic March Sadie Greenwood Geraldine Morgan James Hayes Mozelle Winchester Harry Lee

Mrs Norman McIntosh Hosts Surprise Birthday for Husband

Mrs Norman McIntosh honored her husband Norman McIntosh at a surprise birthday party at their home 709 Hilltop Street on a Wednesday evening. The affair featured spring flowers, games, entertainment, and a delicious repast for guests.

Norman McIntosh Hilltop Street

Mrs Greenwood's Music Pupils Spark at First Baptist Church

Mrs A M Greenwood led a recital of piano duets solos and novelties at First Baptist Church Sunday. A large audience cheered the pupils and guest soloist Miss Alberta Holeman of Memorial Industrial School Winston Salem. A homemade water bottle instrument played by Augustus Greenwood Jr resembled a xylophone. Participants included Mesdames Sylvia Alford A M Greenwood A B Tyson Fannie Parker Pearl Burford Eunice Kirby Nettie Lee Lindsay and many young performers.

Sylvia Alford A. M. Greenwood A. B. Tyson Fannie Parker Pearl Burford Eunice Kirby Nettie Lee Lindsay Georgia Armstrong Ruth Doster Mary Lee Williams Floscean Carpenter Chineta Peterson Sadie Greenwood Elaine Morgan Geraldine Morgan Edna Carver Louise Armstrong Betty Juanita Leach Eloise Bogar E. Burford Obadiah Williams Frank M. Davie Elvie Lee Whitby Ferdinand Collins Augustus M. Greenwood Helen Hood

Scout Troop 9 Heads to State Camporee in Concord

Boy Scout troop 9 sponsored by St Stephen A M E Zion Church departs Friday afternoon for the state camporee in Concord. The patrol will be fully uniformed for the trip and accompanied by Scoutmaster W B Steele.

Boy Scout Troop 9 St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion Church Concord W. B. Steele

Civic League to Aid Home Teachers in Securing School Jobs

The Civic League led by J. C. Crawford and secretary Willis Brower announces readiness to assist home teachers in obtaining positions in local schools. Members include Rev. A. M. Jones Rev. Andrew Davis Dr. Obataki Faduma T. F. Saunders Mr. Winchester Luthern Kearns Ezekiel Wright Rev. Warren B. Steele and James Keyno.

Civic League J. C. Crawford Willis Brower A. M. Jones Andrew Davis Obataki Faduma T. F. Saunders Mr. Winchester Luthern Kearns Ezekiel Wright Warren B. Steele James Keyno

Housing leaders discuss Daniel Brooks Homes project in High Point

The High Point Professional Men's Club held an extraordinary session at L116 Kivett Drive Tuesday evening. J. D. Cox of the High Point Housing Authority and W. H. Peace Jr. of Chavis Heights outlined progress, tentative operations, and architecture for the Daniel Brooks Homes, with Peace detailing economic and social challenges.

Cox W. H. Peace High Point Kivett Drive Daniel Brooks Moontown J. D. Cox High Point Housing Authority W.H. Peace, Jr Chavis Heights Raleigh Peace Jordan-Sellars High School Burlington

Paramount Spook Frolic at midnight show Friday

At the Paramount Theatre Francisco and his Spook Frolic promise a different stage show with stunts like swallowing razor blades on thread, spirit paintings, slate messages, and rope tying demonstrations. The program includes the feature film Dead Men's Shoes and doors open at 11 30 p m for the late night engagement.

Paramount Theatre Francisco

Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report April 30

Chicago market news shows butter receipts 1 035 549, firm market with no change. Eggs receipts 43 896 and current receipts 204% with storage packed firsts at 2232. Prices otherwise unchanged.

Chicago

Stage Door to be staged tonight at Junior High auditorium

Stage Door a three act Broadway success is presented this evening at 8 15 by the High Point College Footlighters at the Junior High School auditorium. Sponsored by Kiwanis Club for underprivileged children the show features a large college cast and two local talents. The plot follows young aspiring stage folks at the Footlights Club in New York with drama pathos and humor.

High Point College Footlighters Kiwanis Club William Henderson Saxapahan William Gormand High Point Josephine Deal Walter Fleischmann Footlights Club New York

Permit Granted For Five Room House On Woodbury Street

City inspector K. Ingram issued a permit to J. B. Sadler for a five room frame house on Woodbury Street near Kivett Drive at a total cost of $1950.

K. Ingram J. B. Sadler Woodbury Street Kivett Drive

Winston-Salem Man Arrested for Lottery Operation

Thomasville police placed 32 year old Walter Clyde Vernon of Winston-Salem in the local jail on a charge of operating a lottery. He was arrested on Salem Street by Chief E R Richardson and Officer Garland Good after officers found lottery tickets labeled 41 Ford De Luxe. Vernon is held on $1,000 bond and faces a Friday morning hearing.

Thomasville Walter Clyde Vernon East Fourth Street Winston-Salem Vernon Salem Street E. R. Richardson Garland Good Focal Frida

Thomasville High Students to Attend Press Meeting

Several local high school students from Thomasville High will attend the North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute annual meeting at the University of North Carolina on May 2 and 3. Attendees include Miss Bain Johnson, Mrs Vann Stringfield, Judith Owens, Charles Gilliam, Ted Hathcock, and Ralph Rains.

Enterprise Thomasville North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute University of North Carolina Journalist Department Extension Department State Department of Public Instruction Bain Johnson Vann Stringfield Judith Owens Charles Gilliam Ted Hethcock Ralph Rains

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