Inter-City League Bow Opens as Mills White Sox Beat Thomasville
The Adams-Millis White Sox defeated Thomasville 6 to 3 in a close Inter-City League game at Adams-Millis Park. Millis built a two run lead early, Thomasville answered, and Millis pulled away with key hits from Russell and Young. Anderson started for Thomasville, Alsobrooks relieved for Millis, with Og and Bolick contributing offensively.
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White Sox
Lefty
Millis
Harvey
Fritz Charlie Young
Harry Bolick
Bolick
Russell
Fritz
Young
Amessell
Aderholt
Nan
Johnson
Smith
Outland
Bohannon
Anderson
Alsobrook I. Young
I. Young
Alsobrook
Alsobrooks
Fig Dm
Thomasville
Adams-Millis
McBane
Morehead
Dickens
Rasputin and Bel Fighted Mutual Victory Question
In Chicago on August 13 a heavyweight bout between Ivan Rasputin and Hans Bel drew questions if their match produced a mutual or double victory. The two exchanged rights during the Arcadia Gardens encounter as Canada watched.
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ICAGO
Ivan Rasputin
Hans Bel
Arcadia Gardens
Canada
Beffam Clapham
Ant
Scientists Warn Toma For Gas Safety From Minting Emissions
Researchers advise keeping toma highly sensitive to minting gases to detect illuminating gas leaks. The finding emphasizes early warning potential and safety measures for urban gas systems.
Wimpy Starr to Officiate in Graber Henry Wrestling Bout
Referee J Wimpy Starr will officiate the main event between Henry Graber and Jim Henry at Curtis Denning's High Point arena show. Fans demand a competent official after a disputed ending last week. Dobie Osburn meets Tom Malloy in the opener, with a six round bout featuring Charlie Crotts versus Archie Stafford.
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J. Wimpy Starr
Jim
Graber
Henry
Jack King
Denning
Dobie Osburn
Tom Malloy
Florida
Osburn
Cowboy Luttrall
Charlie Crotts
High Point
Archie Stafford
Kernersville
Crotts
Lightning Barnes
Barnes
Restraining Order On Sunday Ball Dissolved
In Gastonia Judge J Will Press dissolved a temporary restraining order that barred Charlotte city officials from enforcing a Sunday baseball ban. Barron Hinson and Charlotte club attorneys said they would appeal to the supreme court.
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Gastonia
J. Will Press
Superior Court
Charlotte
Barron Hinson
Supreme Court
Man fined for bear hunting without license in Taos
Jose A. Griego of Liano was fined 25 dollars in Taos for hunting without a license after a game warden saw him with a black bear, rifle, and cigar. The incident occurred two years after his hunting trip.
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Taos, N. M
Jose A. Griego
Liano
Griego
Justice of the Peace Court
Heat Has This Negro Worried Heat Has This Negro Worried
A Black man in Durham visits County Health Superintendent J. H. Epperson seeking vaccination against the heat. Epperson asks what he means and the man replies he wants relief from the heat, prompting a light exchange in the office.
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Durham
J. H. Epperson
Epperson
Seven Prisoners Receive Paroles
Governor Ehringhaus announced paroled seven state prisoners and denied clemency for 24 others. Paroled: David Fennell for manslaughter in Duplin. Robert T. Lemmons for larceny in Cleveland. Andrew Woodward for forgery in Wilson. Arthur Roberts for receiving stolen goods in Catawba. George Williams for receiving stolen goods from Columbus. Chester Gronoski for breaking and entering in Richmond. Nick Chavis for assault and battery in Wake.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
David Fennell
Duplin County
Robert T. Lemmons
Cleveland
Andrew Woodward
Wilson
Arthur Roberts
Catawba
George Williams
Columbus
Chester Gronoski
Richmond
Nick Chavis
Wake
Royall Denies He Is Candidate for Democratic Chair
Goldsboro and Raleigh attorney Kenneth C. Royall says he is not a candidate for the state Democratic executive committee chair. He adds he would not accept the position, even if offered, and doubts such an offer would arise.
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Goldsboro
Kenneth C. Royall
Goldsboro and
Raleigh
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Deer struck by car nets venison for charity
William Lolley, after several hunting trips without a catch, struck a doe crossing a highway near Little Rock. The deer will be donated to the Arkansas Children's Home and Lolley receives a $25 repair bill for his car.
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Little Rock
Ark
William Lolley
Arkansas Children’s Home
Venison
Lolley
Adams-Millis 18 Victorious Over Thomasville Nine
Adams-Millis 18 beat Thomasville Nine 6 to 3 to secure their first league win. Duke Power Electricians opened with a 5 to 3 win over Bossong Indians in an early splurge. McCrary's Eagles paused by Adams-Millis before rebounding to defeat the Ragan Maurice Cubs in an inter league game. McCrary leads the circuit with Thomasville Chair and Ragan Maurice tied for second. Adams-Millis ties Bossong for fourth. Duke Power at rear.
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Duke Power
Bossong
McCrary
Ragan-Maurice
Adams-Millis
Thomasville
Eagles
Ragan-Maurice Cubs
Adams-Millis White Sox
Thomasville Chair Makers
Duke Power Electricians
Bossong Indians
Ragan- Maurice
Ragan
Maurice E
Seee
Lana
Admiral Hobson Speaks At National Clergy Conference
ASHEVILLE Aug. 13 Delegates at the national conference of clergymen and lay men heard Admiral Richmond Pear son Hobson hero of the Merrimac at Santiago Col Orvel Johnson director general of the Reserve Officers Training Corps and clergy leaders W J Hafey Catholic bishop of North Carolina and Rabbi Abraham Freiberg address the sessions The Rev W R White opened with a talk on National Righteousness denouncing Communism and calls for reform against exploitation of weakness.
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Asheville
America Forward Movement
Richmond Pearson Hobson
The
Merrimac
Santiago
Orvel Johnson
Reserve Officers Trains Corps
W. J. Hafey
North Carolina
Abraham Freiberg
Mount Nebo Temple
New York
W. R. White
First Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Exiled Fascist Predicts Successor Leaders Will Rise
Exiled Gen Nicolas Rodriguez predicts able leaders will take his place at the head of Mexico's Fascist gold shirts in their fight against communism. He denounces the Mexican government for expelling him by plane and warns that bolshevism is rampant in Mexico and could mirror Spain's condition.
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EL Paso
Tex
Nicolas Rodriguez
Mexico
Rodriguez
Spain
Denmark To Get Another Woman Diplomat Soon
Mexico City reports Senorita Palma Guillen, Mexico's first woman minister, is transferred from Colombia to Denmark where Ruth Bryan Owen Rhode represents the United States, marking another woman diplomat in Denmark.
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Mexico City
Denmark
Ruth Bryan Owen Rhode
United States
Senorita Palma Guillen
Colombia
Mexico
Steel Business Continues Good in Sellers Market
The Iron Age reviews the steel industry from New York, noting a sellers market with strong production demand. After worries about maintaining output through August, the outlook suggests no letdown even into September.
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New York
Iron Age
Surprise party for Judge Hubbard includes ex wife guest
In St. Petersburg Florida on August 13 friends held a surprise birthday party for Judge M B Hubbard. His divorced wife Mrs Alice M Horton attended as a guest and recited a poem titled That Old Sweetheart of Mine.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
M. B. Hubbard
Alice M. Horton
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