City wide tennis singles second round begins Monday
The city wide tennis singles championship moves to round two Monday with favorites advancing. Second round matchups include Marlette, Gurley, Zett, Lewis, Steele, OSee, Cofield, Whitley, Schoch, Conrad, Copeland, and others as first round byes and some results are noted with several defaults recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlette
Gurley
Jack Copeland
M. J. Zett
James Moffitt
W. W. Lewis
John Bivins
Ray Steele
Jess Frazier
Ed Osee
Bill Phillips
H. I. Coéfield
Hartley
Whitley
Barrier
Schoch
Armfield
Crary
Franklin d
A. J. Koonce
Retreated Frazier
Spencer
Zett
Lewis
Ray Jess Frazier
Coffield
Hubert Barrier
Conrad, Jr
Dave Parson
Eagles
Edgar Hartley
High Point Bisons Face Tough Nine Game Schedule
The Black Bisons of High Point High School open the season Friday September 25 at home against Sanford High. The schedule includes five Western Conference games and four non conference tests, with notable dates against Reidsville Mills Home Winston-Salem Lexington Salisbury Charlotte Gastonia and Greensboro. If undefeated they’ll meet the Eastern Conference champion at Chapel Hill in December. Coach Bolick begins with a week encampment at the Jamestown Boy Scout camp and calls for players to report August 31 for final instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisons
High Point High School
Sanford High
Sanford
Reidsville High
Mills
Thomasville
Winston-Salem High
Winston
Lexington High
Salisbury
Charlotte
Gastonia
Greensboro
High Point
Chapel Hill
Harry Bolick
Wade Marlette
Jamestown
Bolick
Thomasville to face White Oak at Finch Field Sunday
The Thomasville Chair Makers host White Oak, champions of the Greensboro Commercial League, at Finch Field Sunday at 3 30 p.m. Lefty Weston or Anderson likely to pitch for Thomasville in what figures as a nip and tuck contest against a top Piedmont North Carolina club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
White Oak
Finchfield
Lefty Weston
Anderson
Piedmont North Carolina
Ragan Maurice trounces White Sox 9-0 in league game
In Finch Field Thomasville, Ragan Maurice defeated Adams Millis White Sox 5 to 0. Fisher pitched six innings before Young finished. Connor led Ragan at bat with four hits as Riley added three. Bolick doubled for the Sox. Sedberry had two hits for Adams Millis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Lefty Young
Ragan-Maurice
Adams- Millis White Sox
Finch Field
Thomasville
Fischer
Young
Meacham
White Sox
Riley
Connor
Barnes
Bolick
Sedberry
Roger
Kesh
Mock
Ban Neavdads
Crete
Kasei
Leievecs
Tere Fisher
Adams-Millis
HPOA
Fritz
Harris
Alsobrook
Stamey
C. Young
Bohannon
R. Adams-Millis
Russell
Mitchem
Boltek
Shealy
Crofts
Scott
Holt
Pisher
Ragan- Maurice
Mitch
Oak and
Crowder
Wolfpack Stars Set for Grid Wars
Raleigh August 22 Hunk Anderson NC State football coach arrives to organize drills beginning September 1. He reports most 1936 candidates trained well this summer and should report fit. Bardes, Robinson, Bartles, and others are named as key returnees and hopefuls for tackles, backs, and guard positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
Hunk Anderson
N. C. State
Howard Bardes
Cowboy Robinson
Eddie Berlinski
Louie Mark
Steve Sabol
New York
State
Anderson
Mason Bugg
Charlie Gadd
Bugg
Gadd
Joe Schwerdt
George Fry
Eddie Entwistle
Alex Regdon
Jess Tatum
Fry
Vince Farrar
Regdon
Tatum
Entwistle
MacCarn
Herb Kirscher
Cecil Brownie
Joe Ryneska
Duke Power Defeats McCrary In Inter-City Battle
Duke Power’s Electricians beat league leading McCrary Eagles 2 to 0 yesterday in the Inter-City Industrial league and set sights on Adams-Millis White Sox today at Willis Park at 3 30. Page Dennis held McCrary to three hits while Bobby McFayden allowed six. Duke’s three straight hits produced both runs highlighted by Lord Perry’s sacrifice fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
McCrary
Adams- Millis
Duke Power
Electricians
McCrary Eagles
Adams-Millis White Sox
Willis Park
White Sox
Adams-Millis
Alrady
Lord Perry
Lefty Wilson
Dukes
Wilson
Lefty Young
Page Dennis
Bobby McFayden
Clemmer
Griffin
Craver
Gates Smith
Cardinals Hold Full Game Lead Over Pirates
St Louis on August 22 extended its National League lead to a full game as Jim Winford limited the Pittsburgh Pirates to six hits in a 4 3 victory. The Pirates rallied for three runs in the eighth but fell short after Winford preserved the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Winford
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Jeances
Jensen
Rene
P. Waner
Vaughan
Ss Suhr
Cee
Ewer Brubaker
Eer Young
Saneuee Ever Padden
Swift
Brown
Vere Wane
Lucas
Stee
Ewer Pinney
Moore
Frisch
Martin
Deaverees
Medwick
Durecher
Garibaldi
Ogrodowek
Winford
P Sete Seene
St. Louis O'se
L. Waner
Mize
Garibald
Suler
Barr
Reardon
Goetz
Commercial And Amateur Managers Meet On Monday
Plans for the annual Commercial-Amateur All-Star baseball game will be mapped out tomorrow night at 8 oclock at the M C A when all clubs in the two circuits are urged to send representatives. President W W Lewis calls the meeting to organize the event. Last year the Commercial team upset the Amateur league with a strong showing and interest this year is expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lewis
Scientist claims precise electron wavelength value
A commercial scientist asserts the electron wavelength is 6.009000000054 centimeters, presenting an exact numeric claim that highlights measurement precision.
Busby Crowned New Linville Golf King
J K Busby of Chicago defeated L Varnadoe of Savannah Ga 10 and 9 to win the Linville invitation golf tournament. Varnadoe was medalist in qualifying. Finals were over 36 holes with morning and afternoon rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linville
J. K. Busby
Chicago
L. Varnadoe
Savannah
Varnadoe
Trash Fire Near O A Kirkman Home on West High Street
Firefighters were called just after 11 PM to extinguish a trash fire at the rear of the O A Kirkman residence on West High Street. No damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington Street
Smithdeal Realty Co
O. A. Kirkman
West High Street
Luttrall Faces Osburn in Friday Night Wrestling
Pro promoter Curt Denning presents Luttrall versus Osburn as the main bout in High Point. Luttrall, recently returned to Texas to ride, clashes with Osburn who impressed by defeating Goon Henry. Also on card Bill Middlekauff meets Ivan Vacuroff after Vacuroff’s debut win over Felice, with Felice labeled Italian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luttrall
Texas
Dobie Osburn
Curt Denning
Bronx
Brooklyn
Osburn
Bill Middlekauff
University of Florida Gridiron
Ivan Vacuroff
Ivan
Tony Felice
Felice
Vacduroff
High Point
Red Sox Pitcher Wes Ferrell Not Ousted for Entire Season
Wes Ferrell faces an indefinite suspension with a $1,000 fine from manager Joe Cronin after leaving the mound against the Yankees. Cronin says the penalty could be appealed after ten days. Ferrell asserts the action was not his fault and plans to return to Boston to train while awaiting further word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wes Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Sox
Cronin
Kenesaw Landis
Ferrell
Yankees
Boston
Yanks
Wesley Ferrell
Stormy Petrel
Red Sox
Back Bay
Ball Park
Gehrig
Dickey
Selkirk
Powell
Church of God to Meet Wesley Memorial in Series Clash
The Church of God and Wesley Memorial softball teams face off in game two of the post season championship on Thursday at 5 30 p m at the high school field. Church of God won game one and Wesley Memorial seeks revenge as tickets benefit the Give A Lunch campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Wesley Memorial
Theague
Duke to Face Colgate in September Classic
Duke football under Wallace Wade prepares for the 1936 season with major holes to fill after 1935 graduates. Clarence Parker will captain the backfield, and Elmore Hackney anchors the line with Sam Gardner and Harwood among key reserves. The Sept 26 opener at Duke is highlighted by a strong need to replace star backs and linemen from 1935. In baseball, Bill Dickey drove a clutch run producing single to beat Boston 3 to 2 in 13 innings, as New York Yankees gain split of series with Lefty Grove and the Red Sox. Gehrig homered to aid the victory. Bronca pitched well for the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Wallace Wade
Duke
Wade
Colgate
Clarence Parker
Elmore (Honey) Hackn
Durham Speed Merchan
Sam Gardner
Tate
Harwood
Robert
Jacander
Hackney
Parker
Pa Cardwell
Joe Brun
Taliaferro
Ulars
Charlies
Frank Ted
Wall
New York
Bill Dickey
Johnny Bronca
Yankees
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Bronca
Grove
Egeasenhoig
Boston
Oan
Creenet CE
Testis
HID
Ccc Vereneas
Piieaes
Acca Eskuloen
Almada
York
Gehrig
Spartanburg Captures Region Junior Legion Title in 11–6 Win
Spartanburg and C. defeats Nashville Juniors 11 to 6 to win the Southeastern American Legion Junior baseball regional title. Lavern Wright earned key wins with nine innings against Charlotte and relief over New Orleans, sealing the regional victory. The team advances to face Middletown’s Northeastern winner for the eastern championship, then a three game series in Spartanburg. The following rounds determine the National champion with Western winner to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Spartanburg, & C
Southeastern American Legion
Nashville, Tenn
Spartanburg
Middletown
Ohio
Lavern Wright
New Orleans
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Harrison-Finkner Smith
MERCY
Horace G. Ilderton
DODGE
Plymouth
Commerce
Willowbrook
Ragan
N.C
Duke Athletic Office
Alumni Office
Wolfpack
Cubs
Cincinnati Redlegs
Ray Davis
Lew Riggs
Babe Herman
Gilly Campbell
Cincinnati
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Herman
Demaree Hack
Galan
Stainback
Henehaw
Cavaretta
Derringer
Dennis
Abrehpore Parnes
Beeede
Fogleman
Cheek
Frrhene
McFadden
Abrepore
Heme
Earnhardt
We Smith
Cardinals
Sunny South Cleaners
Busby
New Linville Golf King
McNair
Lazzeri
Pearson
Yankee
Joe
Duke Blue Devil
Digkey
Cramer
Crosetti
R. Ferrell
DiMaggio
Rams
Foxx
Rolfe
New Boston
Broaca
Broaca U Owens
Summers
Quinn
Middleton
Manchester
N. H
Ton
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