Asheboro Juniors Tie Series With Gastonia In State Final
Asheboro American Legion juniors beat Gastonia 6 to 4 to even the five game State championship series at one game apiece. Charlie Davis fired six innings with 10 strikeouts as Asheboro rallied from a 2-1 deficit and scored the decisive run in the sixth. Gastonia tied it 4-4 in the sixth before Hinshaw scored on McAllister's single for the winning run.
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Asheboro
Charlie Davis
Gastonia Juniors
Hamilton
Moss
Gastonia
McAllister
Hinshaw
Hirmehsan
Truesdale
Frasier
Queen
Mand
Edo Nacre
Beownem
Catia
Maimeworth
Si Arseeestenreess
TD Sectassarscier
Inmings
Moos
Bioes
Davie
C. Davia
Fragmented Notes on History and Ancient Monuments
The text references a Democratic candidate with Pierce era ties and a Cuba era offer on March 4 2853, mentions his death in Alabama after inauguration, and discusses France US Texas annexation. It also notes ancient Mexican civilizations and pyramids with similar designs on opposite earth sides, including a "Pyramid of the un."
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Riegel
Franklin Pierce
Cuba
Alabama
Wits
United States
Texas
Amcien
Egypt
Adams-Millie to Host White Oak in Benefit Game
Adams-Millie baseball meets White Oak of Greensboro Friday at Willie Park to raise funds for High Point high school. High school coach Harry Bolick Jr. will play first base for White Oak, after a standout season at Presbyterian College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams-Millie
White Oak
Greensboro Commerceial League
Willie Park
High Point High School Fund
Harry Bolick, Jr
White Sox
Bolick
Presbyterian College
South Carolina
Palmetto
Clinton
Laurens County
Adamas-Millis
Cris Harvey
Greensboro
High Point
Chatham Blankteers
Judson To & the
Adams Millis
High School Athletic Association
Dempsey-Luis Rematch Echoes in Chicago Crowd Surge
Heavyweight title showdown looms as Joe Louis, the Bomber, defends against James Levinsky in a reimagined classic. Promoters tout Louis’s power while fans pack Maxwell Street to witness a battle echoing Dempa Firpo. Odds favor Louis as Levinekeya backs him amid heated betting and high expectations.
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Jack Dempsey
Louis Firpo
Chicago
Aus
T. GP
Joe Brown
Detre
Tike Manassa Mauler
Louis
Levinaky
Pictom
Pride
Maxwell Street
How SAFE is YOUR Car
A brief alert questions car safety and urges owners to ensure vehicle integrity to protect family members. It warns that a failed car could cause harm to spouses and children and emphasizes caution and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
High Point Football Players Meet Thursday
Members of the High Point high school football squad and new tryouts are to meet Thursday at 10 o'clock on the high school field. Boys should come in regular street clothes and not bring training equipment. The meeting will take only a few minutes.
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High Point High School
Adame Millis
Bobick
Molick
Climton
S. C
Saaba Leads Minors Hitter Averages In Three-I Loop
Laabs of Fort Wayne remains top minor league hitter after a revised average moves him from .424 to .427. Eckhardt of the Missions slips to second with .411, Ferrell of Richmond rises to .395 for the Piedmont League, with eight leaders within two points of the top.
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Laabs
Fort Wayne
Oscar Eckhardt
Missions
George Ferrell
Richmond
Saaba
Wayne
Reichardt
Pac. C
Ferrell
Rich
Civeteers de Marte
Wash
Penn
Martineck
Scramton
NW. Y
Penm
G. Little Boy
Warren
Beatries
Neb
Pyle
Tyler
W. Dixie
el Dorado
Tenby
Dalles
Tex
Narrom
Albany
Gae
Brucker
G. J
Hendrix Seeks Progress in NC Open Singles Round Today
North Carolina Open in Asheville sees top seed Arthur Hendrix delayed, two rounds slated for today. Archie Henderson Burts Boulware Karen players advance with wins and defaults changing the second round picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Aus
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Pia
Meanwile Archie Henderson
Chapel Hill
Burts Boulware
Jacksonville
Fla
Boulware
Bridges
Atlanta
Henderson Elim
Oe Wortham
Robert Little
Tuscaloosa
Ala
W. L. Folds
Evanston
Ill
Dick Covington
John Stephens
Anderson
Washington Sportsman to Take Over Boston Braves Plan
Boston Aug 7 The bank approval will trigger George Preston Marshall a Washington laundryman and owner of the Boston Redskins to lead a proposed management corporation for the Boston Braves with Charles F Adams backing. If bankers disapprove the club may be seized and sold. The plan seeks new working capital and stockholders may exchange shares for leases under the new arrangement. The Braves showed a July 1 profit aided by Babe Ruth despite weak attendance after his departure.
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Boston
George Preston Marshall
Washington
Sporte Enterprises
Boston Braves
Marshall
Cclub
Braves
Fuchs
Management Corporation
Adams
Babe Ruth
Dizzy Dean Delivers 10th Home Run in Cards Win
Dizzy Dean hit his tenth home run driving in a 3-2 win for St. Louis over Cincinnati after Wes Ferrell and other players shined. The Dodgers trimmed the Giants' lead with a 3-1 victory as Tom Zachary earned another win. The Braves beat the Phillies 4-0 while the Senators routed the Athletics 11-2 on 24 hits. A return game was scheduled.
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Andy Clarke
Associated Press
Letty Grove
St. Louis
Red Gar
Bill Delancey
Charley Gilbert
Leo Duracher
Dean
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Tom Zachary
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Phillies
Bob Smith
Braves
Dolph Camilli
Washington Senators
Athleton
Senators
Bump Hadley
Civitan Diamond Ball Lose to City Water and Light Team
The High Point Civitan club’s diamond ball team fell 7 to 5 to the city water and light department squad yesterday afternoon. City players broke a 7–0 lead with five runs in the bottom of the sixth after a fielding error and a string of singles.
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High Point Civitan Club
City Water and Light Department
Miss Hemphill Captures Medal at Linville Invitational
Katheryn Hemphill of Columbia heads Linville women's invitational after a 74 in qualifying, advancing to match play. She will face Mrs. George Graham Jr. of Charlotte, while Jane Cathran of Greenville meets Mrs. B L Williams of Great Neck in next rounds.
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Linville
Katheryn Hemphill
Columbia
Columbian
Mem
George Graham, Jr
Charlotte
Jane Cathran
Greenville
B. L. Williamas
Great Neck
L. 1
Alliene Hoover
Sedgefield
Ve Hirshiner
Charles Oates
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas Hayes
E. C. Griffith
Shelley Caviness
W. M. Parsley
Deane van Landingham
A. C. Taylor
Elsie Haynes
Washington
DD. C
W. Cramer, Jr
Robert McKay
Mid Atlantic Swim Meet Set for Charleston This Weekend
Tournament officials expect over 20 swimmers to enter the ninth annual Mid Atlantic swimming championship in Charleston on Friday and Saturday. Eighteen cities across six states are represented, including Charlotte Asheville Brevard and Charleston in North Carolina and Jacksonville St. Petersburg Tampa Fort Lauderdale Hollywood in Florida. Other entrants include Atlanta Savannah Fort McPherson in Georgia and Knoxville in Tennessee.
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Charleston
8. C
Charlotte
Asheville
Brevard
North Carolina
South Carolina
Columbia
Sumter
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Ft. Lauderdale
Hollywood
Florida
Atlanta
Savannah
Fort McPherson
Georgia
Neem. Ala
Knoxville
Rena
Duke to field three football teams with five games each
The Duke University program will include a varsity, a B team and a Freshman team, each scheduled for five games this season. The schedule lists matchups with Wake Forest, Davidson, North Carolina State, and others, along with earlier notes on the program’s development and local fundraising efforts for high school athletic needs.
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Duke University Blue Devils
Duke
Tte
Amos Kearns
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Leneire Rhyme College
Hickory
Wephell College
Pyle's Creek
New
Om College
Elon College
Oak Ridge
Nowy
Anne Ma
Wake Forest
Durham
N.C. State
Nev
Davidson
Derham
Iriday
Temneseee
Dawideom
Daviceon
Carolina of Dorhanm
N.C. Sete
Raleigh
Major League Leaders and Standings Highlighted
The table shows leading players and team standings with values for home runs stolen bases and team records. Key names include Greenberg Tigers Ott Giants and Berger Braves with various counts noted alongside others.
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Greenberg
Tigers
Johmen
Werder
Red Gom
Wational Leagus
Veemhen
Pirates
Ott
Giants
Berger
Brave
Pamert Martin
Carchimaie
Gaian
Cube
Pitemers
Castleman
Schumacher
Giarsts
Three Favorites Defeated in Eastern Net T Championship Round
New York Aug 1 Three favorites fell yesterday as the Eastern grass court tennis championships moved into the quarterfinals at Westchester Country Club. In women's play Elizabeth Sharp of Pasadena and Mrs Penelope McBride of Short Hills were eliminated. In men's action Frankie Parker of Springfield, defending titleholder, defeated Sidney Paverport of Forest Hills. Bryam Gram of Atlanta upset Wilbur … Frank Shields of California battled hard before losing to Charley Horria of Palm Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westchester Country Club
Elemor Jame Sharp
Pasadena
Call
Peneia McBride
Short Hills
J. Gilbert Hall
Orange
N. J
Frankie Parker
Spring N. J
Sidney Paverport
Forest Hills Y Prosofts
Seattle
Bryam (Biter) Gram
Ata
Wilbur
Rice Institute
Ralph Mimnich
Gramt
Hews
Fretk Shields
Ho Calil
Charley Horria
We Palm Beach
Fida
Witmer Hines
Calumbia
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AES
Eerste
Louis Levinsky
Asheboro Juniors
Gaston
Randolph County
John Hix
Pee Pamrtinne Peren
Bret
Bulick 10
Willis Park
Segro
Horney -Weber Motor
Commerce
Willowbrook
Hendrix
North Main St
Carolina Theatre
E. R. Clochester
Washington Sportsman
Ting Cassier Selace
Babe
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Dodgers
Civitans
City Hall
Miss Hemphill
Priday
Major League
American League S
Old Bohemia
Saaz
Anheuser-Busch
T. Louis
Budweis
King OF Bottled Beer
H. Barringer Distributing CO
G. Tyremere
Gresser, W. OC
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