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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1956
Page
14
OCR text shows scattered NL box score snippets with players Logan Banks Moryn Haddix Wilhelm Haddix games and teams Chicago Milwaukee New York Dodgers and Cincinnati. Details include batters like Connelly Bevin Jones May Castleman Bressoud Kazanski Westrum Simmons Antonelli Guam Mitchel Snider Robinson Hodges Capanilla Newcombe Post Bailey Jablonski Nuxhall Lawrence and postgame notes with line scores and pitching pages.
Manager Ernie White of Nashville calls Dayton Ohio shortstop Bobby Durnbaugh the hustlingest baseball player he ever saw. The remark caps a note on Durnbaugh's effort amid a tense AL doubleheader featuring the Kansas City and Chicago clubs with late-inning drama and standout plays.
Greek Jones, 40, of High Point, faces reckless driving charges after a collision near the Colonial Country Club Monday afternoon that totaled both cars. Injured were Jones, his nephew Larry, and Charles A. Cline Jr. of Thomasville. Cline and Larry treated at City Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises. Jones set for Recorder's Court hearing August 17. Separately, Boyd L. Mills, 36, was arrested for assault on a female with court date August 20, and Marvin Hill, 36, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after threatening Lucille Hill with a knife and to run her over.
Marshall Texas report says three year old Bob Brayshaw was placed in an oxygen tent in critical condition after a heart stoppage requiring five minutes of massage. The incident followed a reaction to anesthesia during a medical procedure.
Mrs Vellie H Haney 65 wife of Samuel S Haney died at a son's home in Trinity Tuesday morning after a five year decline. Born October 29 1890 in Guilford County she lived near High Point most of her life. Survived by husband two sons a daughter three sisters a half brother seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral at Fairfield Methodist Church Thursday at 3 pm with burial in the church cemetery.
Harold G. Morris reported a white helmet with red stripes stolen from his car in the 100 block of East Commerce Street valued at 30 dollars. Barbara C. Ingram said her wrist watch valued at 60 dollars was taken from her residence at 410 Elsie Street.
William Hunt Sadler 67 of Route 7 Greensboro died at 6 30 a m yesterday at Cone Memorial Hospital after three weeks as a patient He was a World War I veteran and Postal Transportation Service employee He is survived by his wife Ruby Hicks four sons four daughters a brother and four sisters A funeral will be held at 4 p m tomorrow at Hanes Lineberry Chapel with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery Greensboro
Funeral services were held at Main Street Methodist Church for Mrs Carter Rea Wrenn Scearce on Tuesday at 3 PM. Burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery with active pallbearers Frank Burney B W Burney Michael Kupechkie Burton Davis G M Burleson and Douglas Johnson. Honorable pallbearers were Friendly Bible Class members. She was a public health nurse with Guilford County Health Department and had been ill since May 9.
The text notes interior Alaska experiences temperature ranges from 100 degrees Fahrenheit in summer to minus 70 degrees in winter, a 170 degree annual swing. It highlights extreme climate conditions in remote regions of the state.
Police officer S. M. Mattocks seized a nearby fire extinguisher and put out a blaze in the awning over the Charles Store on S. Main at 8:45 p.m after a lighted cigarette was flipped into the awning.
Archaeological findings reveal that ancient Greek footwear featured a range of decorations indicating the wearer's wealth or status. From gilded accents to inlaid patterns, these embellishments reflected social standing and cultural tastes across city-states.
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