Highland Overall Tops Adams-Millis In Industrial League
Highland Overall defeated Adams-Millis 9 to 6 in the Industrial League, tying for second place with Adams. Southern Chair lost 22 to 1 to P. U. while Highland had a bye, with next week’s Adams-Millis showdown crucial for the trailing nine. Rudisill earned the win for Highland Overall. Newsome took the loss.
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Millis Ss. P
Southern
Highland
Adams-Millis
U. We H. P
PU Southern
H. P
Melrose Continues Winning Streak In Amateur Guaranty Bank Meets Monday
A special meeting of the Guaranty bank board of directors in Raleigh is set for 10 am Monday to finalize the bank's organization. Greensboro headquarters are planned with directors including Dr. John Berry and N. S. Calhoun. Regional trust companies are constrained, with Page and Independence as conservators and liquidating agents.
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Greensboro
The
Guaranty Bank
Gurney P. Hood
Jin Raleigh
Calhoun
Raleigh
A. M. Stack
Monroe
Page Trust Company
N. C. Bank and Trust Company
Indpendence Trust Company
Page Company
John Berry
N. 8. Calhoun
N. L. Foy
Wilmington
J. P. Gibbons
Hamlet
J. H. McEwen
Burlington
Kenneth C. Royall
Goldsboro
W. A. Watson
Charlotte
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Smith Medlin
John G. Allen
Mr. Medlin
Aberdeen
J. Hinsdale
Independence Trust Company
W. B. Tyer
8s P U WINS AGAIN In 22 1 rout of Southern Chair
The S P U baseball team defeated Southern Chair 22 to 1. Babe Smith pitched well allowing five scattered safeties as eight P U bats pounded the opposing pitcher for nineteen hits and twenty two runs. Wayne Connor led 8 P U with a homer a double and a single in five trips.
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P. U
Southern Chair
Babe” Smith
Wood
Wayne Connor
Csee
Ferguson
Smith P
Holcomb
Connor
Byrd
Smith
R. Jones
Davis
Mariette
Overall Wins Game in Industrial Loop Thriller
High Point Overall beat Adams-Millis 9 to 6 after a dramatic nine inning rally. Stamey went 4 for 5 to spark the offense as Hinkle also contributed in a game that turned on a key late surge.
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Adams-Millis
Stamey
Hinkle
Balloonist Settle Vows New Try At Stratosphere Ascent
Lieut. Com. T. G. W. Settle, unharmed after a failed ascent, expressed eagerness for another attempt at reaching the stratosphere. Thousands cheered as his balloon rose from Soldier Field, but a stuck gas valve caused the mission to fall short, near a Chicago railroad yard. He plans another ascent this season if backers agree.
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Chicago
T. G. W. Settle
Soldier Field
Settle
Negro Ball Teams To Play Monday At Willis Park
The High Point Red Sox will meet the Brave Sewanees of Norfolk at Willis Park Monday night at 8:30. The Red Sox boast a fast strong squad and recently defeated the Baltimore negro club in a competitive game.
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High Point Red Sox
Sewanees
Norfolk
Willis Park
Red Sox
South
Baltimore
Death Gulch Ravine Is Noted for Fatal Gas Dangers
A small ravine in Yellowstone Park’s northeastern corner known as Death Gulch earned its grim name from early settlers who reported many bear elk and squirrel fatalities due to natural poison gas.
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Yellowstone Park
Airplane Drops 200 Feet Amid Sudden Air Pocket
An aircraft plunges about 200 feet in seconds as it encounters a rapid air pocket. passengers feel a jolt and the crew maintains control, continuing flight with minor turbulence reported.
Gold bar weighs seven tons eight hundredweight
A million pounds in bar gold weighs 7 tons 8% cwt and occupies a space of 17 cubic feet.
North Carolina farmers press for parity prices for new tobacco crop
Four mass meetings across eastern North Carolina urged immediate government action to secure better prices for tobacco. Dr. J Y Joyner spoke at Ayden. resolutions at Goldsboro Clinton and Snow Hill urged parity and a bright flue cured division of USDA. Harvest prices in Georgia cited. Dr J H Harper presided.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Aydén
J. Y. Joyner
Goldsboro
Clinton
Snow Hill
United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
J. H. Harper
Milk strike pickets injure trooper at Oneida
In Oneida New York Corporal George Cobourn a state trooper was severely injured today when he was struck across the face by an iron bar as 100 milk strike pickets attacked trucks guarded by state police.
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Oneida
N. Y
George Cobourn
William Wirt longest serving Attorney General
William Wirt held the office for 12 years from 1817 to 1829, the longest tenure of any incumbent attorney general in the Monroe and Adams administrations.
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William Wirt
Monroe
Adams
Rust Threat to Wheat From Barberry Bushes
A rust carried by barberry bushes attacks wheat crops. The report notes barberry shrubs harbor the disease within agricultural areas and poses a risk to cereal yields.
Red Wagon Upsets Dope To Win At Saratoga Feature
Red Wagon son of Canter from Sagamore stable won the List running of the United States hotel stakes at Saratoga, 6 625 purse, defeating Black Buddy and First Minstreal. Equipoise scratched, Caesars Ghost rode by Dominic Bellizzi won the Saratoga handicap at 10 to 1, with Larangaga placing second and Neverlade third.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Red Wagon
Charles Amory
Sagamore
Equipoise
Arlington Park
Black Buddy
Minstreal
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Greentree Stable
Belmont Park
C. V. Whitney
Mrs. Dodge Sloane
Arlington
Johnny Bejishak
Silvio Coucci
Buddy
Mrs. Sloane
Pompey
Tom Healey
Dominic Bellizzi
Caesars Ghost
Allen Ryan
Larranaga
Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark
Neverlade
Dar
Morton L. Schwartz
Guato
Peace Appeal From NRA Boards Urges Industrial Harmony
Washington Aug 5 The text of a joint peace appeal by the NRA industrial and labor advisory boards urges owners managers and employers to unite to preserve industrial peace The appeal warns that strikes and lockouts worsen unemployment calls for adherence to the re employment agreement and the codes and recommends forming a board of collaboration with leaders Wagner Wolman Teagle Green Lewis Swope Kirstein to adjudicate disputes and coordinate local groups The goal is to reduce hours raise wages and increase purchasing power through cooperation nationwide.
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NRA Industries
Labor Advisory Boards
Industrial and Labor Advisory Boards
The
National Recovery Administration
Robert F. Wagner
U. S
New York
Leo Wolman
We Labor Advisory Board of
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Walter ©. Teagle
Industrial Advisory Board
William Green
John L. Lewis
Gerard Swope
Louis E. Kirstein
Triangle Amos Meet Defeats Amateur League
In Friday play Triangle Amos Meet defeated the Amateur League with key scores. Jamestown and Guilford posted notable results and individual tallies include Robbins 17 and Tomlinson 9 while Melrose 15 and Amos 12 contributed. Forfeit noted for Furniture City 9 against Crown 6.
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Robbins Eee
Guilford Eee Eaee
Triangle Senate
Crown
Jamestown
Tomlinson Eereee
Amos
Adame Millis
Robbins
Melrose
Civitan
Triangle
Guilford
Furniture City
Tomlinson
Kearns Street
Melrose Defeats Amos 15 12 in Slugfest
Melrose baseball stays undefeated by beating Amos 15 to 12 in a high scoring game. Robbins Knitters move into second place with a 17 to 3 win over Jamestowners as Adams-Millis pulls into a two way tie for third after Amos loss to Melrose and Trigengle loss to Adams Blue Socks.
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Melrose
Amos
Robbins Knitters
Jamestowners
Adams-Millis
Amos Hostiers
Melrose Jeaders
Adams “Blue Socks
Trigengle
Carolina Playwright Chooses Movies Over Teaching
CHAPEL HILL Aug 5 Paul Green UNC playwright after two years in Hollywood plans to stay in the University village with occasional trips to the movie capital but will not resume classroom work for at least a year. He says movies are the era's most powerful art form and seek expression over money, noting improvements and global reach despite a sex content critique. Green is working on a novel and play and expects to return to Hollywood next December or January. His screen adaptations include Cabin in the Fence State Fair and Voltaire.
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Chapel Hill
Paul Green
University of North Carolina
Green
University Village
Hollywood
Abraham
George Arliss
London
Ufe
Fence State Fair
Adams-Millis Tops Triangle In Slugging Exhibition
Adams-Millis 18 Triangle Hosiery 11 in an aerial slugfest. Crickmore led Adams-Millis with six at bats and ne hits, while Triangle’s Rush had four hits including two home runs and a double. Craven earned the win for Adams-Millis as Smith took the loss. Time 2:15.
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Adams-Millis
Charlie Crickmore
Rush
Ioc
Smith
Craven
Cpicerieer
CrickMore
Bryant
Ev Esteces
Phibbs Vf
Smith Psagete Cess
Dawson
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Robbins Dominates Jamestown In Handy Victory
Robbins stepped forward and overwhelmed Jamestown with a decisive display. The tone suggests a one sided performance highlighting Robbins leadership and effectiveness against Jamestown.
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Robbins
Jamestown
Three Champions In Southern Tourney
CHARLOTTE August 5 The 28th annual Southern Checker Association tournament will be held here Tuesday and Wednesday with Edwin F Hunt of Nashville assistant attorney general of Tennessee present to defend his southern championship J N Lybarger of Asheville NC champion Fred Smith of Spartanburg SC champion and Willie King of Richmond VA champion among the top contenders for Hunts crowns
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Charlotte
Southern Checker Association
Edwin F. Hunt
Nashville
Tennessee
J. N. Lybarger
Asheville
North Carolina
Fred Smith
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Willie King
Richmond
Virginia
Hunt
Robbins overwhelms Jamestown in Friday league clash
In a 17 to 3 Amateur league contest on Friday afternoon Robbins used its power as Carl Hill’s club racked up 24 safe hits led by Apple with five for six. ER Fowler went four for six for the winners and Yakley held Jamestown to seven scattered hits. Hendricks was Jamestown’s lone multi hit man with two.
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Robbins
Carl Hill
Apple
ER. Fowler
Yakley
Jamestown
Hendricks
James Ie
Pataee
Moore
Robbins Johnson
Hoover
E. Ee
Cooper Toler
Fowler
Barnes
Harvey
Yok
Yokley
Melrose Edges Amos In Narrow 15-12 Victory
Reitzel Gaddis homered twice driving seven of Melrose’s total homers in two at bats as Melrose barely held off Amos. Reitzel went four for five and Carroll added three for Amos who nearly upset the league leaders. Melrose stalled Amos’ ninth inning rally to clinch the win.
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Melrose
Reitzel Gaddis
Amos
Reitzel
Carroll
Clark
Goggis
Flynn
Craver
Bryant
Furniture City Upholsterers win 15 to 6 in Amateur league game
Furniture City Upholsterers defeated James town 15 to 6 yesterday afternoon. Burge pitched well allowing five hits mostly in the fourth inning when four runs tied the score. Furniture City hitters collected 19 total safeties with A Burge going 4 for 6 and G Burge 3 for 11. Losing pitcher was Jordan. Time 2 00.
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Furniture City
Jamestown
Furniture Ci
Burge
A. Burge
G. Burge
Ab Rapor
Mathis
Welborn
Kennedy
Jordan
Bent Harvey
Sherri
Guilford Slips in Amateur Cup Showdown
Guilford suffered a 9 to 6 defeat to Tomlinson Chair Company in a key Amateur Cup race. Morton led the winners with four hits in five at bats while Roberson and Perry each contributed two hits for the losers.
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Guilford
Tomlinson
Morton
Roberson
Perry
Insecurely Closed Business Plates Found by London Police
London police on night patrol in Brighton uncover 2100 business plates left insecurely closed by careless persons last year, prompting scrutiny of security practices and patrol effectiveness.
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London
Brighton
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