Industrial And Amateur Teams Ready For Big Tests
Industrial and Amateur leagues schedule crucial games tomorrow as leaders seek to improve positions. Adams-Millis faces High Point Overall for second place at Willie Park at 2:30, followed by Marietta Painters vs Adams-Millis. Amateur action has Amos Mill versus Melrose, Jamestown against Robbins, and Guilford vs Tom Mason with Furniture City Upholsterers aiming for a second victory.
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Goda
Adame Millis
High Point
Willie Park
Marietta Painters
Adams-Millis
Gallantern
Highland Mills
Bve
Amos Mill
Melrose
Jamestown
Robbins
Triangle
Guilford
Tom Mason
Crown
Furniture City
Pet
Amos
Trisensle
Adame Millie
Treen
Tomlinson
AMOs and Melrose clash at Civitan arena
Local schedule features AMOs facing Melrose at Civitan. Other matches include Ademe Millis versus Triangle, Robbins versus Jamestown at Jamestown, Tomlinson versus Guilford at Kearns 6t, and Crown against Furniture City on the road.
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Robbins
Jamestown
Tomlinson
Guilford
Kearns
Crown
Furniture City
Road
Games Saturday 5 P A and Southern Chair matchups
Local schedule lists P A versus Southern Chair at Southern Chair and H P versus Adams Mills at Ademe Mills with Highland on a bye. A note mentions over 960 900 square miles or 28 percent of the area of Can remains unexplored excluding the Arctic.
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P. A
Southern Chair
Southern
H. P
Adams-Millis
Ademe-Mills
Highland
Major League Leaders Include National and American League Stats
A summary of top players in MLB leaders by position and stat categories. National League leaders include Davis and Klein with runs, doubles, and home runs among others. American League leaders feature Simmons, Gehrig, Foxx, and Ruth in batting, RBIs, and home runs. Pitching leaders include Hubbell, Grove, Russell, and Van Atta with win totals and ERAs.
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Davis
Pellins
BBR
Martin
Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
Tien
Vaughan
Fa Hue Klein
Phillies
Fallis
Klein
F.man
Cubs
Berger
Braves
Kiein
Killies
Frisch
Tinning
Hubbell
Diente
Simmons
White Sox
Poe
Athletics
Rens
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Manush
Senators
Burns
Browns
Cronin
Ruth
Chapman
Walker
Tigers
van Atta
Grove
Russell
Ancient Egyptians Credit Thoth With Invention Of Dancing
The text attributes the origin of dancing to the god Thoth in ancient Egyptian belief. It notes Thoth’s role in shaping cultural practices, including rhythm and movement, within early Egyptian civilization.
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Thoth
Six Teams to Compete in Swim Meet Here Tomorrow
Six teams are slated to swim at the local meet tomorrow with high school teams listed among participants. The event features multiple schools and local athletes including Kayla Watson and Riley Greg, aiming for strong showings in relay and individual events at the Riverside pool.
Stars Of AP Baseball Roundup Highlights Slugging Scores
Yesterday's recap notes Joe Kuhel of the Senators triple threat in three runs and a double, Tom Zachary of the Braves two hits in a shutout, Meier guiding the Indians to a 7-2 win over the Browns, Pepper Martin with a double and single, Lefty Grove yielding to the Athletics' 7-0 win, and Charley Grimm's three hits including a homer that beat Cincinnati.
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Joe Kuhel
Senators
Red Sox
Tom Zachary
Braves
Meier
Indians
Cleveland
Browns
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Yankee
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Cincinnati
Homer
Ners
Yanks
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
S&j. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cards
Pirates
Chicago
Guy Bush
Paul Derringer
Reds
George Grantham
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Patent labeling penalties described for false designation
The notice warns that falsely labeling an article as patented carries serious penalties under the law. It outlines that misrepresenting patent status misleads consumers and subjects violators to enforcement actions and potential fines.
Harry Raymond Stages Notable Ring Comeback in Greensboro
Eddie Mitchell reports in The Greensboro News that Harry Raymond broke the first Greensboro wrestling show by throwing a talkative loud mouth ringside bug for a fall. The crowd cheered his performance while the exhibition with the Great Unknown was absent.
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Harry Raymond
Eddie Mitchell
Greensboro
Harry
Raymond
Unknown
High Point Tennis League Seeks More Local Backing
A letter from Edgar Hartley, secretary of the High Point YMCA Tennis Association, urges continued newspaper support for the city’s Neighborhood Tennis League. He cites 100 plus players, many privately owned courts, and past pioneers like Dobbs and Murray, asking for extra space to boost the sport city-wide.
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Edgar Hartley
High Point Tennis Association
High Point Y. M. C. A
Hines and Tilson
Dobbs
Murray
Waynick
Abels
Carrick
Eshelman
Conrad
Sykes
Porter
Garrett
Tennis league schedule made in High Point
The High Point Tennis Association approved second half schedules for classes A and B at the Y M C A. Division B winner of the first half earns promotion to A to replace Johnson Street. Several July and August matches are listed with dates and pairings, weather contingencies noted.
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High Point Tennis Association
Johnson Street
Burrus Netorial Hospital Court
Helen Moody Possible Absence Casts Doubt on Cup Matches
Mrs. George Wightman announced Helen Villa Moody, captain and star of the United States team, is nursing an old back injury that may prevent her from playing in the cup matches against Great Britain at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills starting today.
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Helen
New York
George Wightman
Helen Villa Moody
United States
Great Britain
West Side
Forest Hills
Krefeld’s Silk and Velvet Industry Through Time
From the late 1600s to today Krefeld in the Rhineland has been the hub of German silk and velvet production, shaping regional commerce and craft across centuries.
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Krefeld
Rhineland
Inter-State Aquatic Meet brings stars from Carolinas to YMCA pool
Over 100 swimmers from South and North Carolina prepare to compete in the first annual Inter-State Aquatic meet at the YMCA. Teams from Charleston Sumter Kannapolis Charlotte Wilmington and High Point enter. Events run from 1 to 4 pm across midgets juniors and seniors with time heats and records in prospect.
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Two
Carolinas
Associa
South
South Carolina
Charleston
Sumter
Kannapolis
Charlotte
Wilmington
High Point
High Point Clad
Bill McAnally
Duke
Be e s Beat Pass In Initial Game
Frank Packard homered in the tenth and drove in two as the Bees beat Greensboro 4 to 3 in Charlotte's opener. Packard, after joining from Baltimore, already hit five homers in seven games. The win narrows the Bees to within a game and a half of the league leaders with two of three games left. Wilmington defeated Richmond 8 to 3 behind Page Dennis. Durham and Winston-Salem were rained out.
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Charlotte
Frank
Whattaman) Packard
Greensboro
Hornet
Packard
Bees
Baltimore
Hornets
Ilmington
Richmond
Page Dennis
Durham
Winston-Balem
Johnny Mize to Join Rochester in Patroits Lineup
Johnny Mize, the Patriots big first, will leave for Rochester to replace the injured Art Shires in the International League club's lineup. Bobby Rice, Pat manager, said no word on Shires replacement but expected a replacement from another club in the St Louis Cardinals chain.
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Johnny Mize
Patriots
Eecker
Rochester
Art Shires
Bobby Rice
Grove Shuts Out Yankees, Ends 308-Game Scoring Run
Philadelphia pitcher Grove silenced the Yankees in a 7 0 win, ending a 308 game scoring streak by New York. Ben Chapman and Jimmie Foxx aided the A's while Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were retired twice with runners on. The loss drops New York three games behind Washington in the AL race.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Robert Moses Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Grove
New York Yankees
New York
A's
Or Bishop
Ben Chapman
Yanks
Jimmie Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
American Woman Defeats Prince Of Wales At Golf
Miss Beatrice Gottlieb of Tuckahoe New York became the first woman of any nationality to beat the Prince of Wales at golf. She won 80 to 83 with Arch ie Compston later joining and beating them. The prince kept one of her clubs as a gift. he also gave her a box of golf balls and signed her scorecard. Gottlieb competes in Chicago for the women's championship.
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London
Beatrice Gottlieb
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Prince of Wales
America
Gottlieb
O. B. Keeler
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Miss Gottlieb
Chicago
Glene Eagles
Fights Last Night
Eddie Kid Woore stopped Johnny Keete in 1 2 rounds at Bridgeport. Tiger Jack Fox outpointed Humberto Arce in New York. Joe Smallwood out pointed Jimmy Smith in Wilmington.
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N. J
Eddie
Kid” Woore
Bridgeport
Conn
Johnny Ckeete
Garfield
Quincy
Tiger Jack Fox
Terre Haute
Ind
Humbarto Arce
New York
Wilmington
Del
Joe Smallwood
Jimmy Smith
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