Snow Wins Medalist Honors In Club Championship Play
Guilford and Amos keep records clean as Victor Le struggles in league results. Oakdale 1, Marsh 0. Parior 12, Harris-Covington 4. Tomlinson 8, Adams-Millis 3. Robbins-Highland postponed.
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High Point Enterprise
Piedmont Center Industry
High Point
North Carolin Carolina
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America
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Oakdale
Tomlinson
Adams-Millis
Robbins-Highland
Guilford and Amos undefeated in Amateur league play
Guilford and Amos remained undefeated in the Amateur league today. Guilford beat Marsh 4 0 and Amos beat Oakdale 4 1. Globe Parlor topped Harris Covington 12 9 while Tomlinson defeated Adams Millis 8 3. Lechrest won on the mound for Adams Millis with Ingram 4 for 5 at bat.
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Guilford
Amos
Baseball Commission
Lechrest
Ingram
Adams-Millis
Wees
Johnson
Church
Seeere
Hedrick
Uve Serene
Ghelton Cf
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Tomlinson
P. Smith
B. Stout
Aes Butler
A. Smith
Sinquefield
Broadway
Asbury
de Hawebes
Boas
D. Smith
D. Stout
Globe Parlor and Harriss-Covington SlugFest 12 9
Globe Parlor defeated Harriss Covington 12 to 9 after a high scoring game. Globe Parlor had 14 hits led by Denton four total with three for four. Harriss Covington totaled 12 safeties with Brown three for three and led early before fading.
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Harriss-Covington
RH Johnson
Eevee Newby
Bruton
Moffitt
Setae Jones
Shipwash Ib
Hedvick
Eil Clark
Tee Wee
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Collins
Jones
Globe Parlor
Denton
Brown
Globe Parlor Ab
G. Elder
Chpacceie Gam Leach
Oakdale Beats East in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Box score shows Oakdale edged East 4 1 in a nine inning game. Key players include Byrd Parker and H Brown with multiple hits and runs. Brown earned the win with 10 strikeouts while Garner allowed 8 hits in nine innings.
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Oakdale
W.hoarts Garner
Amoc
Byrd
Parlow
Grissom
H. Brown Cf
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Amos
Oberlin College: World’s first women admitted in higher learning
Oberlin College, a pioneer in gender equality, became the first institution of higher learning to admit women, marking a historic step for women’s education and coeducation in America.
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Oberlin College, O
Wesley Ferrell Singles Upsets For Sox In 10th Win
Detroit fans saw a 7 0 victory over Cleveland as Elden Auker allowed only six hits and the Tigers stretched their winning streak to 11. Willis Hudlin gave up seven runs in two innings before being replaced, while Hank Weiland and Clint Brown finished the game.
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Tigers
Willis Hudlin
Elden Auker
Cleveland
Auker
Yankees
Tiger
Hudlin
Weiland
Clint Brown
Roo
Pytiak
Cochrane
White Sox fall to Browns 9 8 in late rally
In Chicago Dick Coffman kept the Browns ahead with a strong finish despite Jack Knott’s late help for the Sox. Harland Clift homered in the fourth as Evar Swanson Johnny Conlan and Jack Hayes each collected three hits. The rally fell short as St. Louis held on for the win.
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Jack Knott
White Sox
Dick Coffman
St. Louis Browns
Chicagoans
Harland Clift
Evar Swanson
Johnny Conlan
Jack Hayes
Boston Triumphs In 13 Inning Tilt Over Yankees
In a long duel Ostermueller vs Deshong Boston wins 3 to 2 after Ruth hits his 19th homer in the eighth. Lazzeri ties in the thirteenth, Reynolds, Solters spark two runs, a wild throw by Crosetti aids Boston, and Ferrell drives in the decisive run with a pinch hit.
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Boston
Yankees
Red Sox
Fritz Ostermueller
Jimmy Deshong
Babe Ruth
Tony Lazzeri
Carl Reynolds
Julius Solters
Frank
Foxx hits thirty sixth homer in 2-1 Philadelphia win
Jimmie Foxx hit his 36th roundtripper of the season at Griffith Stadium to lift the Philadelphia Athletics to a 2-1 victory over the Washington Senators in the first game of a doubleheader. Monte Weaver allowed ten hits in eight innings. Benton held Washington to three hits as Myer scored on Heinie Manush’s fifth inning single. The second game was rained out.
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Homer Washington
Jimmie Foxx
Griffith Stadium
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Washington Senators
Monte Weaver
Weaver
Benton
Philadelphia
Senators
Washington
Heinie Manush
Myer
Susko
Berry
Burke
Bolton
Sewell
State College To Play Wake Forest And S. C. At Night
Raleigh Aug 11 State College announced all home football games this fall with Wake Forest and South Carolina will be night games at Riddick Field. Wake Forest on October 6 and South Carolina on October 13. The season opens September 29 with Davidson in Greensboro a night game. Six other games are set for afternoon play including Florida in Tampa October 20 and Clemson in Raleigh November 8.
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N. C. State
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Riddick Field
Deacons
Gamecocks
State
Davidson
Greensboro
Florida
Tampa
Carolina
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Clemson
V. P. IL
Portsmouth
Georgia
Athens
Indeen
Durham
Osmium Tops Hydrogen in Density Record
Osmium is cited as the world’s heaviest substance with a density far exceeding hydrogen, reportedly 251 100 times heavier.
Spectacular program precedes Willis Park ball game today
Willis park hosts a 2:30 pm program featuring parachute jumps by Tommy Gibbons and stunts by Red Harmon, Kyte Woodward, and Brownrigg before a P U versus Greensboro All Stars baseball game. Adams-Millis leads with nine wins while P U defeats Overall yesterday 9 to 2.
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Willis Park
Adams-Millis
P. U
Triangle
Melrose
Highland
Waco
Harmon
Kyte Woodward
Russell Woodward
Woodward
Brownrigg
Pat Brown
Ball Park
Greensboro All-Stars
Greensboro
Gate City
Perry Dominates On Pitching In Narrow Win
Perry allows five hits in nine innings and fans 13 as AHPOA edges Cooper 5 4. Harvey and Cooper collect three hits each for the winners with L canes a three base hit. Peace Hiatt steal, a double play from Cooper to Parlow, and 3 walks for Perry highlight a low scoring classic.
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Cub
Harvey
Cooper
Lord Perry
Connor
Ahpoa
Perry
L. Canes
Sree
Peace
Hiatt
L. Cooper
Ed Parlow
Adams-Millis
Frye
Millikan and
Clark
Thomasville Netters Beat Asheboro Club
The Thomasville tennis team edged Asheboro 5 to 4 in a close match decided in the final doubles. Individual results included Dan Jarrett losing, Locke Baird winning, and mixed wins by Primm, Morris, York, and the Jarrett brothers with final doubles victories sealing the win.
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Asheboro
Dan Jarrett
Morris
Locke Baird
A. T. Lomax
A. Primm
M. Fields
Dr. Smith
Dale Jarrett
L. Morris
C. Westmoreland
M. York
L. Jarrett
Smith
Baird
Primm
Dan
Steers
York
EB. D. Jarrett, Sr
Westmoreland
Lomax
Local Grid Officials Meet Monday Night in High Point
High Point officials plan a Monday 7 30 gathering at Bunn Hackney’s on Washington to discuss 1934 rule changes and map local plans. Attendees expected include Wade Marlette C T Parker Cc G Mackintosh Gaston Hinkle J D Rogers Darrell Bulla Murray White Fant Kelly J J McMurray Bunn Hackney and Frank Barfield.
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High Point
Bunn Hackney
Washington Street
Wade Marlette
C. T. Parker
Cc. G. Mackintosh
Gaston Hinkle
J. D. Rogers
Greensboro Netters Power Past Local Tennis Aces 10–0
Greensboro netters overwhelmed High Point at Sedgefield Country Club. Individuals Bill Scott D Careland Ralph Hauck Byron Abels M Stokes J Halford J Squires won singles with decisive scores. Doubles Stokes Halford and LeBauer Honner prevailed to complete the 10–0 rout.
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Greensboro
High Point
Sedgefield Country Club
Gate City
Bill Scott
Bill Ragan
D. Careland
J. D. Rogers
Ralph Hauck
John Denny Hill
High Poiint
Byron Abels
Bud Copeland
M. Stokes
John Bivens
Jene Halford
Jim Eagle
J. Squires
Hubert Barrier
Stokes
Halford
Eshelman
Cooper
LeBauer
Honner
Rogers
Hill
Champion Snow nets 73 to lead Emerywood golf field
Defending champion Bill Snow shot a 73 to pace the Emerywood Country Club championship qualifying round. E. B. Wood was second with 79, Jimmie Poole third with 80, and first flight brackets set for Aug 22 to 26 with 36 holes in the final.
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Bill Snow
Snow
Wood
Jimmie Poole
Bobby Dunkleberger
T. A. Tilden
L. C. Matton
J. C. Abels
I. P. Ingle
W. C. Comer
J. W. Poole
Frank Robbins
R. A.mcpheeters
Hugh Clark
J. J. McMurray
A. A. Oliver
J. W. Lindsay
A.S. Parker
E. 8. Wood
G. A. Ballew
Arnold Huff
Gib Clinard
George Lewis
J. A. Morris
J. B. Lovelace
Jack Abels
J. W. Woolen
Highland Defeats Gibsonville Club In Industrial League
The Highland team defeated Gibsonville 6 to 4 on Gibsonville's diamond after an idle day. Crowson allowed seven hits for Gibsonville while Hensley and W. Thomas led Highland at the plate.
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Highland
Gibsonville
Crowson
Hensley
W. Thomas
Tomlinson To Play Amos In Postponed League Match
Tomlinson faces Amos in a postponed Amateur league contest Tuesday at 4 PM at Willis Park. Amos aims to close the gap on Guilford for the second half title as he targets a win to stay in pursuit.
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Amos
Willis Park
Guilford
Egg-shell mender serves global collectors in Cheltenham
A Cheltenham man earns a living by mending egg-shells, a craft in high demand among collectors worldwide.
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Cheltenham
England
Interconferen Carolina Leads in 193 Interconference Games
Southeastern and Southern Conference teams announce 16 interconference and 16 conference games for next fall. Georgia faces Yale in New Haven November 10 while LSU plans four interconference clashes and Tulane schedules a Colgate match in New York. Multiple rivalries and new foes listed with state and school names across the southern gridiron landscape.
Triangle Girls Beat Huntley-Jackson Lassies 8 to 1
The Triangle girls baseball team defeated the Huntley-Jackson lassies 8 to 1 in a hard fought contest. Pitcher Coffee dominated, allowing only two safeties.
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Triangle Girls
Huntley-Jackson Lassies
Allison Captures Longwood Title In Bid For Crown
Wil Allison of Austin defeated Berkley Bell 4-6 6-1 6-2 6-3 to win the Longwood bowl, moving into the lead as past winners include Johnny Doeg Ellsworth Vines and Tilden forces. Lott Stoefen and Mrs Marjorie Painter also won the doubles and mixed doubles titles at Brookline Massachusetts.
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Associated Press Sports
Brookline
Mass
Wil Allison
Austin
Berkley Bell
New York
Johnny Doeg
Tild
Johnny
Allison
Bill Johnston
Longwood Tories
Johnston
Ellsworth Vines
Tilden
Ris Williams
Geraldson
Yonkers
N. Y
Lott Stoefen
Marjorie Jill Painter
Dedham
Paid
Lanky Lester
Jane
Los Angeles
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