Cardinals Rally in Ninth Beats Dodgers 10 to 7
Brooklyn Aug 24. The Cardinals trailed most of the game but scored four runs in the ninth to defeat the Dodgers 10 to 7 for their third straight win over Brooklyn. P Dean lasted three innings then Benge was shelled as Mungo failed to hold a late lead. Medwick's tying single and Collins' RBI double sealed the comeback.
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Brooklyn
Cardinals
New York Giants
Dodgers
Paul Dean
Ray Benge
Linus Frey
Joe Shipp
van Mungo
Benge
Bill Delancey
Pepper Martin
Jack Rothrock
Mungo
Frankie Frisch
Joe Medwick
Tomer
Frey
Jim Collins
P. Dean
Haines
Hallahan
Collins
Davis
Jacobs and Fabyan Retain National Doubles Titles in Brookline
Helen Jacobs and Mrs Sarah Fabyan retained their national doubles titles at Brookline defeating Mrs Dorothy Andrus and Carolin Babcock 6-4 6-2. The men's doubles saw Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn beat Wilmer Hines and Henry Culley 2-6 5-2 4-6 6-4 6-3 as top American players compete in the Davis Cup context.
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Brookline
Mass
Helen Jacobs
America
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Ners
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
Henry Culley
Santa Barbara
Calif
Newport Casino
Don Budge
Gene Meko
Frank Shields
Frank Parker
Parker
Giants Win in Ninth as Leiber Homers Twice
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 9 to 4 to stay atop the National League standings. Hank Leiber hit two homers in the second inning tying a major league record, with Mel Ott adding his 24th blast to reclaim the NL lead. Roy Parmelee started for the Giants and contributed with a triple as the team surged in the early innings.
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New York
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Hank Leiber
Sammed
Leiber
Flest
Tex Carleton
Clyde Shoun
Mel Ott
Wally Berger
Boston
Roy Parmelee
Stertine
Peere
Pirates Blank Braves 8 to 2 Behind Blanton 15th Win
Pittsburgh supports Cy Blanton as he earns his 15th win of the season in an 8 to 2 victory over the Boston Braves. The Pirates touched Braves starter Frankhouse for early runs and added late insurance as Blanton and Grace held Boston to two. Coscarart doubled and Spohrer singled during a Braves rally, but Pittsburgh pulled away with key hits in the third and eighth innings.
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Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cy Blanton
Boston Braves
Blanton
Pirates
Jensen
L. Waner
P. Waner
Braves
Coscarart
Spohrer
Vaughan
Frankhouse
Suler
Traynor
Young
Mallon
Grace
Frankine Brandt
Muell
Reds dominate doubleheader to near sixth place
Cincinnati Reds win both ends of a twin bill against Philadelphia. In game one Curtin is knocked from the mound after a four-run sixth inning as Moore and Camilli homer for Philly. In game two the Reds erupt with nine in the first inning to seize the lead and coast to a 13–2 victory. Brennan and Campbell guide Cincinnati while Bowman Mulcahy Bivin and Todd work for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Curtine
Ohioans
Reds
Moore
Camilli
Cincinnati
Epiadelphis
Brennan and
Oampbell
Bowman, Mulcahy
Bivin
Todd
Montreal Defeats Rochester 2-1 in Tight Match
Montreal edges Rochester 2-1 as Rochester pitcher Rorchester records 15-4. Newark prevails 4-3 over Albany in a separate late game. Two night games highlight the schedule.
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Montreal
Rorchester
Newark
Albany
Mills Home and Ragan-Maurice Win Tilt in Commercial League
Mills Home defeated Snow Lumber 19 to 6 and Ragan-Maurice routed CCC No. 434 17 to 0 to climb in Commercial League standings. Tomlinson edged Harriss-Coving ton 12 to 9 in a tight win while Huntley-Jackson forfeited to CCC No. 406. Allen-Jay Furniture City had a postposed game.
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Tomlinson
Harriss-Covington
Huntley-Jackson
CCC No
Allen-Jay Furniture City
Furniture City
Mills Home
Snow Iamber
Ragan-Maurice
CCC
Teague
Pet Furniture City
Ragan-Maurice See
Allen Jaycee
Harriss
Huntley-Jackson i
Snow Lumber Ser
Mille Home rout Snow Lumber 19 to 6 in opener
Mille Home exploded for 19 runs on 18 hits to beat Snow Lumber 19 to 6. Scarborough and Watson pitched well for Mille Home while Haynie Medlin and McCain sparked Snow Lumber with notable hits and fielding plays.
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Mille
Snow Lumber
Scarborough
Watson
Miller
Kearns
Cagle
McCain
Mills
Bee Ag
Haynie
Medlin
Ef Shiveas
Little Home
Mearns
Thomas
Smith
Wotwen
Mite
Cage
Hayme Iby Cagie
Lateen
Cagie
Yerly
First Half Champs Lose to Tomlinson in Final Blow
Harriss Covington led early in the eighth inning but Tomlinson surged with five runs to win 98 to 12. A Smith led the winners at bat with four hits in five plate appearances.
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Selle
Barringer
Cook
Johnson
Tomlinson
B.des Necers
A. Smith
Ln Hedbbuch
Sells
Buckner
Mons Ccacs Ai Ey
Deaton
Riley
Dhaene Nk
Aoe Bruton
Willard
Tiene
Newby
Hite
Beck
Smith
Morris
Bulla
Slate
McMahan
Harriss-Covington
Tourists Beat Bugby in Asheville to Lead Series
In Asheville on August 24 the Tourists defeated the Charlotte Hornets 12 to 7 to take a 2-1 lead in the series ending tomorrow. Pitcher Kropski hurled strong innings until the Bee offense erupted in the ninth with four runs. Sherrill relieved to close. final lines show Tourists 12 Hornets 7.
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Asheville
Jim Gby
Charlotte Hornets
Kropski
Bees
Sherrill
Chasteete
Norfolk Crew Wins Third From Pirates
Norfolk defeated Wilmington 3 to 1 for its third straight win. Donald Gested Walsh fanned seven to lift his season total to 188. The game was witnessed by W. G. Bramham of Durham, head of the national association, and Larry McPhail, general manager of the Cincinnati Reds.
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Norfolk
Wilmington
Donald Gested Walsh
W. G. Bramham
Durham
National Association
Larry McPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Local Horse Shoe Team Falls to Winston-Salem Club
The High Point Y. M. A. horse shoe team lost a close meet to Winston-Salem by 4 to 2. Top scorers for Winston-Salem included Ford 81 and Wood 74 while High Point scorers featured Stoker 84 and Hoover 82 in a tight dual contest.
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Winston-Salem Club
Winston-Salem
Wood
Davis
Sapp
Snipes
Brinkley
Ford
Smith
Dowell
Elliot
High Point
Warren
Stoker
Noth
Hoover
Brown
Pendry
Grubb
Garner
Gray
Baseball Scores from American Assn Games
St Paul and Columbus split a doubleheader, each winning one game 7 to 2. Louisville defeated Kansas City 4 to 2. The Milwaukee and Indianapolis matchup was listed for a future game.
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American Assn
St. Paul & Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Night skeet practice starts at High Point club
The High Point Skeet Club introduces night practice with arc lights, the first such event in the Carolinas. Top honors went to C. J. Galloway of Winston-Salem and T. R. Galloway of High Point with 25 straight. Other scores included J. P. Rawley 28 and Rey Idol 31.
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High Point
Markamen
Carolinas
C. J. Galloway
Winston-Sa
Coaches and Scribes to Receive Hose Prizes in Golf Tourney
Coaches and sports writers gathering today at Sedgefield Country Club for the Carolinas Sport Writers association fall meeting will learn hosiery prizes donated by local mills. Thomas Hosiery, Adame-Millis Hosiery, and Crown Hosiery will award hose to golf tournament victors among coaches and scribes. Duke Wade will preside. speakers include Carl Snavely, Digsy McLeod, and Bunn Hackney.
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Carolinas
Sedgefield Country Club
Writers Association
Southern Sports Writers Association
High Point
Thomas Hosiery Mills
Adame-Millis
Crown Hosiery Mills
Sedgefield
Frank Barfield
The
Enterprise
North Carolina
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
Digsy McLeod
Furman, University
Bunn Hackney
Duke Wade
Southern Association
Adams-Millis to Tackle Salisbury Today at Park
Adams-Millis White Sox meet Salisbury Colonials at Willis Park at 3 30 pm in a key Carolina Textile League clash. The series stands Salisbury two wins Adams-Millis one with two high scoring meetings already decided. Lefty Young likely starts on the mound with Wilson ready if needed as Adams-Millis seeks to even the series against a strong Salisbury lineup led by veteran sluggers. Harvey and L Young head the local battery with others in the lineup.
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Adams-Millis White Sox
Salisbury Colonials
Willisark
Salisbury
Adam Millis
Grady Stone
Willis Park
Rowan County
Pod Eye
Adama-Millis
Adame-Millis
Lefty Young
Lefty Wilson
Young
Wilson
White Sox
Engineer Geddie Strickland to survey district for PWA loan
Geddie B Strickland local engineer was named by the joint Archdele Trinity Sanitary district committee at a meeting yesterday afternoon in George B Craven office to survey the proposed district for securing a loan from the PWA to extend High Point sewer and water lines Strickland will start immediately and aim to report by next Friday night at a mass meeting at Trinity high school at 7 30 o'clock
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Geddie B. Strickland
Archdele-Trinity Sanitary District Committee
George B. Craven
PWA
High Point
Strickland
Trinity High School
Japanese Movie Fans Consume Long Showings
A report claims Japanese audiences are among the world’s most avid cinema crowds. It notes that screenings in the country rarely last less than five hours.
Measurement of Horses by Hands Through History
The article explains that horses are measured in hands, a unit from the shoulder to the ground, with one hand equal to four inches. It notes this practice has ancient origins and persists in modern horse measurement.
European superstition links animals with speech at Christmas
An old European belief holds that during Christmas animals gain the power of speech. The idea reflects folkloric views of animals sharing hidden wisdom and voices during the holiday season.
Commercial Amateur Managers to Select All Star Clubs
Baseball managers from the Commercial and Amateur leagues are called to meet Monday at 7 PM in The Enterprise building to vote on an all star team for a planned interleague clash. The meeting will set plans for the event as discussions over league strength continue.
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Enterprise Building
Lovely Bridge Party For Miss Catharine Lambeth Bride Elect
A social bridge party and tea at West Main street in Thomasville honored Miss Catharine Lambeth, bride elect for early September. Nine tables, abundant dahlias and roses, and a green and white ice course framed the event with guests from local families and out of town hosts Mrs. Reece Harville and Mrs. Pinkney Rankin guiding the evening.
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Ralph Wilson
Miss Lambeth
Claud Green
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Lois Johnson
Alliene Hoover
Peggy Hite
Mildred Pope
Lela Maud Boyles
Ethel May Roges
Mary Faison Covington
Mamie Harris
Julia Brown Jennings
Charles F. Lambeth
William Webb
Austin Finch
Walter Newby
Charlies F. Phillips
Nat Walker
W. EB
Tomlinson
Guest
Duke Duncan
John Pennington
Jesse Green
Alvah Boyles
R. L. Harville
Catharine Lambeth
Spencer G
Carlton
Charles F. Phillips
G. W. Lyles
G. W. Paschal
Greensboro
Archibald Johnson
Lambeth
J. W. Boyles
W. W Rankin
Durham
Greenville
Guy Dudley
Winston-Salem
Misa Lois Johnson
O. R. Hodgin
Paul Hassler
Walter Rapp
Charles Finch
Carson Cox
Imogene
Isabel Boyles
G. T. Alexander
Harry Lee Lambeth
W. G. Smith
Mrs G W Paschal Returns Home After Month Visit
Mrs G W Paschal returns to Greensboro after spending a month with her daughter Mrs R L Har ville on Forsyth street.
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G. W. Paschal
Greensboro
R. L. Harville
Forsyth Street
Tea at Mrs. W. & Tomlinson’s Home Noted as Week’s Highlight
Outstanding social event of the week was a lovely tea held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. & Tomlinson. The gathering showcased cordial hospitality and refined social graces among attendees.
New German Edict Bans Jewish Agents Abroad
Berlin reports the Reich film chamber banned Jewish agents abroad for German films. A round robin urged producers to work with Aryan firms and remove non Aryan staff abroad. Theern harsh domestic anti Jewish restrictions emerge with bans on Jews in public life and delivery services.
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Berlin
Reich Film Chamber
Chamber
Richard Strauss
Stefan Zweig
Walter Reisch
Reisch
Magdeburg
Karechin
Minor Treaties Given Approval
Four minor treaties were ratified tonight by the senate. They include an agreement to refrain from invoking the most favored nation clause in certain multilateral economic conventions from the Pan American Conference of July 16, 1934, a revision revoking the favored nation clause in the United States Germany friendship treaty, a supplementary extradition pact with Belgium covering bankruptcy and fraud, and a treaty with Mexico allowing vessels of either nation to enter the other's waters for rescue or salvage operations. Mrs. D. E. Hoover travels to Lenoir to open engagements with Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Rowe who recently moved from Dayton Ohio. Mrs. Rowe is Mrs. Hoover's sister.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Germany
Belgium
Mexico
Vacationers Return from Chimney Rock and Training in Chapel Hill
Miss Cynthia File and Mrs. R H Phillips are due back tomorrow from Chimney Rock after a week away. Al Prim of this city attends a two week coaches training school at Chapel Hill and has accepted a history teacher and athletic coach post at Farmer High School. Mr and Mrs C L Harris hosted a Thursday dinner on Salem Street honoring Miss Stella Rierson and Miss Claude Rierson of Walnut Cove visiting Mr and Mrs 8 Rierson. A roses centerpiece and three course meal were served to the Rierson sisters and accompanying family members.
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Cynthia File
R. H. Phillips
Chimney Rock
al Prim
Chapel Hill
Prim
The
Farmer High School
C. L. Harris
Salem Street
Stella
Claude Rierson
Walnut Cove
8. C. Rierson
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Augusta Club
Pittsburgh
Voney
Philadelphi
Ba Denninger
Lomare Pegzullo
Divin
Commercial League
Tourists Hammer
Norfolk Crew
Adams-Millis
Geddie Strickland
Thomasville
Claude and
Stella Kierson
8. C. Hierson
Williams Street
D. EB. Hoover
Lenoir
W. W. Rowe
Dayton
Ohio
Panama
Marlboro
Manhattan
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