Yankees Rally Past Indians for Series Sweep
The New York Yankees edged the Cleveland Indians 5 to 4 to complete a four game sweep. Have rue delivered the decisive hit in a sixth inning rally after Ruth’s late blast broke a 4-4 tie. Harder allowed four first inning runs but the Yankees countered with timely hitting and productive offense.
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New York
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Have Rue
Yanks
Park Combs
Combs
Earl Averill
Joe Sewell
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Joe Vosinik
Ruth
Luke Sewell
Vosimk
Kamm
Montague
Harder
Charley Ruffing
Fuill
Connally
Williese Kamm
Wes Ferrell
L. Sewell
Pennock and Dickey
Senators Paste Tigers in Comeback Victory
Washington rallied with three runs in the seventh and three more in the eighth to beat Detroit 6 to 2. Crowder earned the win after relieving Hogsett in the seventh, with Brown finishing Detroit’s innings.
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Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Hogsett
Nationals
Crowder
Brown
Hogtett
Hayworth
Spencer
A's Rout Browns to Clinch Series in Philadelphia
Athletics slugged three homers to beat the St. Louis Browns 9 to 2 and clinch the series two games to one. Bing Miller hit two long balls and Max Bishop homered, boosting their week's total to 17. Roy Mahaffey earned his 11th win despite Gus Goslin’s homer, double, and single. Burns left the game after colliding with the right field screen.
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Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Bing Miller
Max Bishop
Roy Mahaffey
Browns
Goslin
Burns
St. Louis
Hadley
Ferrell
Mahaffey
Cochrane
Red Sox Rally Past White Sox for 13 10 Win
Oliver and Selph each drive in four runs as Boston defeats Chicago 13 to 10 in game four. Red Sox surge to three runs in the eighth off Faber after a tied score, with all Non pitchers recording hits. Batteries Jones Berry Andrews Tate.
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Boston
Oliver
Selph
Chicago
Red Sox
White Sox
Faber
Jones
Berry
Andrews
Tate
City Schools Set September 12 Opening Date
Enrollment last year reached 8 623 with no expected rise this year. slight decrease anticipated due to conditions. Age change for entrants requires six by October 1, 1932. last year six by January 1. Opening day enrollment 7 742 last year, final month 8 100. About 218 teachers this year, 226 prior. 40 colored teachers, 178 white teachers. High school registration dates announced. Officials optimistic for the year.
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Tal
Andrews
R. Johnston
Plan to reorganize bank rejected by depositors meet
Historical note describes a High Point call for public effort to reorganize a suspended local bank. It outlines forming a new National bank with 150000 paid in capital and 150000 surplus, with depositor cash payments and preferred stock subscriptions, trusteeship, and asset liquidation to protect depositors while avoiding promoter fees.
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High Point
Geo. T. Wood
C. EB. Diftendal
W. F. Pleming
R. K. Stewart
R. B. Terry
Comptroller
Filling Station Demolished by Early Morning Fire
An undetermined origin fire destroyed a Purol filling station beyond Blair Park on South Main Street. Owned by T. M. Jarrell and operated by Roby Lohr, the blaze began shortly after 1 30 this morning, hindering efforts due to power lines. Fire company No 6 fought the flames until after 8 o'clock as onlookers gathered.
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Purol
Blair Park
South Main Street
T. M. Jarrell
Lindsay Street
Roby Lohr
Trinity
Roosevelt and Hoover clash over prohibition and state power
The speech reviews how home, school, and church authority should shape temperance policy, criticizing Republican rhetoric. Roosevelt argues for federal restraint and states rights, while accusing Hoover of misusing federal power and defending the 18th Amendment in skeptical terms.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Veterans Boo Speaker Who Laud Ousting of Bonusers
An article notes a veteran crowd jeering a speaker who praised driving out bonus marchers amid a mix of agitators from New York and Philadelphia. A printing press discovery and army secret service source are mentioned as context.
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Waters
Davison
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Army Secret Service
Bulls-Tars Call It Off In Piedmont League Stoppage
In Durham North Carolina on August 27 the Piedmont League game between Wilmington and Durham was canceled after Durham refused a flat guarantee. Bulls owner George Whitted said Wilmington owner J N Bryant asked for a $140 guarantee. Whitted planned to seek a league break and arranged for Greensboro Patriots to play instead.
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N. C
Wilmington
George Whitted
Bulls
J. N. Bryant
Whitted
Oliver French
Greensboro
Charlotte
French
Patriots
Ten Letter Men On Hand For Bisons Gridiron Season
High Point High School prepares for football with ten returning lettermen led by coach Wade Marlette. Veterans Shipman Sizemore and O Neal have graduated. Kearns assists. Schedule opens September 23 with Lexington at home and includes games in Durham Reidsville Winston Salem Charlotte Gastonia Greensboro and Barnum Springs.
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High Point High School
Wade Marlette
Bisons
Gatewood Shipman
Frank Sizemore
Gray
O'Neal
Culler
Copeland
Hinkle
Taylor
Hayworth
Reed
Forster
Garner
Ridge
Marlette
Bison
Shipman
Sizemore
O’neal
Coffield
Shelton
Connor
Montgomery
Richie
Guarino
Sopho
Charley Kearns
Furman University
Spencer and Pritchard
Red” Watkins
Winston-Salem Grid
Maryville
Lexington
Durham
Reidsville
Winston
Barnum Springs
Salisbury
Charlotte
Gastonia
Greensboro
Greensboro Woman Elected Chairman of Dixie Women's Clubs
Nettie E. Brogdon of Greensboro was unanimously chosen southeastern regional chairman of the Federation of Professional and Women's clubs at the first biennial regional conference in Blue Ridge North Carolina. Mrs. Ora Lee Abnee of Lexington Kentucky became regional secretary and Amelia Smith of McCombs Mississippi regional treasurer. About 200 delegates approved holding the next regional meeting at Blue Ridge in 1934, alternating with the national biennial conference.
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Blue Ridge
N. C
Nettie E. Brogdon
Greensboro
Federation of Professional and Women’s Clubs
Brogdon
North Carolina Federation of Professional and Business Women’s Clubs
Ora Lee Abnee
Lexington
Amelia Smith
McCombs
Mias
Baruch Urges One Billion Dollar U.S. Budget Slash
Bernard M. Baruch calls for a drastic federal cut to restart business recovery. He targets a total reduction of about 1.191 billion dollars across Veterans Bureau, War and Navy, Post Office, Farm Board, Agriculture, and Commerce, with broader reform to prune functions and subsidies.
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Bernard Baruch
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
War Industries Board
Veterans Bureau
War and Navy Departments
Post Office Department
Farm Board
Department of Agriculture
Commerce Department
Mr Sykes To Preach At Central Friends
Central Friends Bible School invites all families to classes at 9 45 led by Horace Haworth with Rev Tom A Sykes as pastor speaking on Helping the Outcasts of Modern Society at the 11 o clock service. An Archdale playground vesper follows at 6 with Norman Fidler musical. outdoor season ends as evening services resume at 7 30 on Sept 4.
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Norman Fidler
Sykes
Preventive Dentistry and Teeth Health as Home Care
The piece argues that good health comes from self care, proper diet, exercise, and especially dental hygiene. It says teeth reflect overall health, and warns that neglect leads to costly dental bills. Emphasizes home preventive dentistry and regular cleaning to avoid professional care.
Dentists Hear Anonymous Health Question Session
A dental association hosts an anonymous Q and A on health topics. Outstanding dentists answer audience questions and provide guidance in a public session.
Giants Fall to Cubs in Doubleheader Set
Chicago defeats New York 6 1 in game one and 5 0 in game two as Burleigh Grimes and Bob Smith secure wins. Kiki Cuyler homers in the opener while Riggs Stephenson and Grimes furnish key hits. Crowd of 40 000 watches Cubs extend lead over Brooklyn to seven games.
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Chicago
Burleigh Grimes
Bob Smith
Cubs
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Grimes
Gilbert English
Kiki Cuyler
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bill Herman
Woody English
Smith
Riggs Stephenson
Cuyler
Hemsely
Koenig
Hogan
Adolfo Luque
Grimm
Herman
New York
Fitzsimmons
Hendrett
Hoyt
Hensley
Dodgers Rout Cardinals Behind Mungo and Shaute
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the St Louis Cardinals 8 to 3 to move into second place. Van Mungo and Joe Shaute held the Cardinals to three runs as Tex Carleton struggled in the third inning. Wilson drove in three runs with two doubles while Brooklyn piled up five runs in the third on two doubles and two singles.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Cardinals
van Mungo
Joe Shaute
Tex Carleton
Wilson
Brooklyn
Mungo and Lopes
Carleton
J. Wilson
Reds edge Phillies in tense Cincinnati victory
Reds beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Herman drives two key RBIs with a double and a triple while others provide small scoring plays. Grantham scores on a sacrifice in the first and another in the third, with Philadelphia's lone run coming on singles by Lee Davis and Friberg.
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REDS
Phils
Cincinnati
Herman
Lombard
Phillies
Grantham
Lee
V. Davis
Friberg
Philadelphia
Rhemn
Lucas
Lombardi
Bull Ring Fire Sparks Fatal Gored Horse Incident
In Almagro Spain spectators angry over canceled fights set fire to the bull-ring and released eight bulls into the street fatally goring a picador's horse. Civil guards shot the bulls as an excited crowd watched. In Casas-Imiro a bull jumped the barrier during a benefit fight injuring 10 spectators before guards shot it.
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Almagro
Spain
Casas-Immiro
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