Pointers Fall Short In Openers Clash With Caps
Dan Boone leads a high scoring night as the Caps beat the Pointers with seven runs in the eighth inning. Notable: Clifton, H Snyder, Dan Boone, and Coleman deliver key hits while Taylor and Bryan spark early offense. Rain checks announced for rest of week games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Bryan
Buck
Coleman
Clifton
H. Snyder
Dan
Dan Boone
Mauler
Homer No
Brummitt
Smith
Pwalk
Money
G. Snyder
Diester
Williams
Walter
Roy Appleton
Johnson
Biggerstaff
Jay Smith
High Point
Rhoa . Taylor
Appleton
Ene
Raleigh Ab
Rhore Clifton
Walters
Raleigh
Boone
Walgren
Ryan
Walker
Ammons and
Repshaw
666 Liquid or Tablets Relieves Headache and Fever
A medicinal patent claims 666 liquid or tablets ease headache or neural pain in 30 minutes and combat a cold in one day while curing malaria in three days. It also markets 666 Salve for a baby’s cold.
Indians and Red Sox Lead Rally in Major League Action
George Connally and Earl Webb led offensive bursts with eight and two doubles respectively as the Indians and Red Sox defeated the Browns and Yankees. Cubs blanked Reds with five different players contributing, while Athletics swept Senators 8-2 and 6-5. Tigers star George Quellich homered and singled against the White Sox. Raleigh and High Point square off with late scoring, and pitchers Coleman and Walker tally ten hits combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Connally
Indians
Browns
Earl Webb
Red Sox
Yankees
Bob Smith
Vince Barton
Cubs
Reds
Bob Grove
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Senators
George Quellich
Tigers
White Sox
Foxx
Todt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louis Cardinals
Washington Senators
New York Americans
Mackmen
Lefty Grove
Cleveland
Taif
St. Louis Browns
Earl Whitehill
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
New York Yankees
Boston
Greensboro Patriots Triumph Over Asheville 7-2 in Series Opener
Ed Chepman held Asheville to five hits as the Greensboro Patriots won 7-2. Suggs hit a home run for Greensboro while Caldwell Kane and Mize added key extra-base hits. Sharpe faced 13 hits for Asheville, failing to hold the line as Greensboro pulled away in the middle innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Ed Chepman
Greensboro Patriots
Kola Sharpe
Suggs
Caldwell
Kane
Mize
Greensboro
Tarr
Mellana
Sullivan
Kanes
Lewis
Aay Luebbe
Chapman
Sul- Kane
Hipps
Chapmen
Weaceoe
Gings
Ferrell
McSwain
San ix-Satterfield
Sharpe
R Asheville
Caldlivan
Kunes
Viau
Sharpe Chapman
Connolly
Brandon
Hornets Sweep Durham 6 to 2 Behind Lacy Returns
Charlotte's Hornets win 6 to 2 over Durham with Manager Guy Lacy back at second base boosting the lineup. Lefty Ray Prim held the opposition in check as the home club surged for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Guy Lacy
Hornets
Durham
Ray Prim
Guarino Cards Hole in One at Meadowbrook
Bob Guarino, a high school senior, hit a hole in one at Meadowbrook on a 202 yard hole while playing with his mother Mrs. C Welch. He finished with a 45 for the round, after selecting a spoon on the seventh tee and driving straight then watching the ball disappear into the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook
Guarino
3. C. Welch
Bob
Twins Take Opener As McKinney Shuts Down Henderson
Dave McKinney limited Henderson to five hits and the Twins beat the Birds 6 to 4 in the opener. Ambrose and Allen starred for the Twins with two hits apiece and Arnette drove in two runs while Teague and McKinney contributed key plays on offense and defense. Henderson's offense failed to overcome an early Twins burst as Winston-Salem tallied three runs in the first two innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Dave McKinney
Henderson
Twins
Ambrose
Allen
Joe Clayton
Birds
Daugherty
Saltese
Cart
Lundeen
Pagee
Hammond
Teague
R. Henderson
Winston
McCrone
Arnette
McKinney
Clark
Werber
Clayton
Ellis
Lennox
McQuillan
Holeman
Bee
Rohr Daugherty
Gross
Johnséon
Rambone,if
On the Loose Nebelspalter Dialog About City Mayors
A Nebelspalter cartoon from Zurich features a dialogue on gifting a mayor a chain. The exchange weighs propriety and local humor as mayors in office and those at large are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebelspalter
Zurich
Winston Bowlers To Meet Locals Wednesday Night
An inter city bowling match features Jess Self and Cy Car roll of the Lucky Strike Bowling Alleys against Forsyth Alleys from Winston Salem. The exhibition is set for Wednesday at eight o clock on West High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Self
Cy Carroll
Peace
Hancock
Winston-Salem
West High Street
Doeg and Vines May Meet Again in Tennis Clash
In Southampton Doeg and Vines reach the Meadow Club field after Seabright wins. Vines, national champ from Pasadena, beat Doeg in Seabright finals, then again in Sea Bright. Doeg vows revenge as both advance past opening rounds with others like Lott Grant and Sutter pushing to three sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Elleworth Vines
Pasadena
Seabright
Vines
John Hope Doeg
U. S
Southampton
N. Y
Ellsworth Vines
Cal
Doeg
Meadow Club
George Lott
Philadelphia
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Cool Calm and She Derby Wager Echoes Humor
The humorist recalls a Derby win and the reaction of kept calm and collected. The exchange frames an amused scene of fortune and self restraint.
US draws six players for Wightman Cup Friday
The United States team for the Wightman Cup Friday at Forest Hills features six players including Hazel Wightman and Helen Wills Moody along with Helen Jacobs and two newcomers. The British lineup includes Betty Nuthall and Dorothy Round as contenders in a five singles two doubles series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Forest Hills
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
Boston
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Lawrence A. Harper
Oakland
Marjorie Morrill
Dedham
Mass
Marionee Jessup
Wilmington
Harper
Miss Morrill
Betty Nuthall
Eileen Bennett Whittingstall
Dorothy C. Shepherd-Barron
Public Links Championship Starts in St Paul
The national public links championship opens on Keller's sun baked fairway with 186 entrants from across American life. Teams compete for the Harding trophy while individuals chase Wingate's crown, as Brooklyn's Four Musketeers duel to defend their titles in a field of 29 teams and players from many cities.
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ST. Paul
Minn
America
Keller
Warren G. ‘Harding
Brooklyn
Henry Fabrizzo
Robert Wingate
Jacksonville
Fla
Wingate
United States
Major League Records Topple As End Nears
Open season on baseball records as end nears with Pirates and Reds chasing shutout marks and Athletics seeking consecutive double wins. Last night results include Greensboro 7 Asheville 2 and Raleigh 8 High Point 7 as teams pursue historic streaks in a tense two league chase.
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Greensboro
Asheville
Winston
Henderson
Charlotte
Durham
Raleigh
High Point
Chicago at Detroit and Cleveland at St Louis games
Readable notes show two NBA matchups: Chicago versus Detroit, and Cleveland versus St Louis. Specific dates, venues, and outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louie
Scores from Major League Baseball Showdowns
Philadelphia 3 6 Washington 2 5 Cleveland 5 St. Louis 3 Detroit 7 Chicago 2 New York 9 Boston 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Boston
Today’s NBA Games From East to Midwest
Boston visits Philadelphia and Brooklyn hosts New York in doubleheaders. Cincinnati travels to Chicago and St Louis heads to Pittsburgh for two contests each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Yesterday's Results Chicago 8 Cincinnati 0
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 8 to 0 in a decisive game. Pittsburgh versus St. Louis was postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
Major League Leaders As Of August Three
Major League leaders shown for both leagues with top batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and pitching. Key figures include Davis and Klein leading NL in many categories, Gehrig and Ruth pace the AL in several stats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Phillies
Grimm
Cubs
Klein
Cuyler
Hornsby
L. Waner
Pirates
Adams
Cardinals
Traynor
Terry
Giants
Comorosky
Frisch
Haines
Derringer
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Webb
Red Sox
Manush
Senators
Johnson
Tigers
Fights Last Night Roundup
Columbus Johnny Freeman of Buffalo outpointed Sammy Cohen of Cleveland in a ten round affair. Jack Portnoy of Baltimore defeated Johnny Hayes of Philadelphia over eight rounds in Norfolk. Jose Santa of Portugal edged Leon Chav alier of San Francisco in Oakland in ten rounds. Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg stopped Pete LaCrosse of Ft. Wayne in Chicago in two rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Johnny Freeman
Buffalo
Sammy Cohen
Cleveland
Norfolk
Jack Portnoy
Baltimore
Johnny Hayes
Philadelphia
Oakland
Cali
Jose Santa
Portugal
Leon Chavalier
San Francisco
Chicago
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Man
Pete LaCrosse
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Watermelon served in sherbet glasses with ornamental cut
A fragment notes serving watermelon diced into small cubes in sherbet glasses. It highlights the fruit as both decorative and tasty, suggesting its use as a pleasing, portable dessert or garnish.
You for You: Young Snob Sparks Morning Exchange
The cartoon dialogue features a witty exchange between a self important young snob and a skeptical woman in Moustique, Charleroi. The scene captures early morning banter with a sharp punchline.
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Dan Locks
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
W. C. Idol
Sec
Treas
Bob Guarino
R. Durham
G. Lacy
Wolfe
Hudgens
Rhiney
Wise
Weston
Strange
Pond
Prim
Slayback
Kyle
Perry
Kearney
White
DeWitt Perry
O Wolfe
McCarter
O'Malley
Brandes
Packard
Eevee Servier
Eey
Eee Pond
Ses. Lyle
Sccees
American Tennis Association
Francis. Ouimet
GOLF
BATES
Paul Mickelson
By Lauter
Piedmont League
Charlotte Eee Eee
Eee Eee
Eeees
Henderson Etree
Ere
Aere Ay
Ashington
Cleveland Eeneeee
Ese
Meevee Eees
DO Vcecwesen
Major League
Cannon-Fetzer Co
South Main
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