Tourists Rout Pointers In Two Games At Asheville Park
Bobby Hipps led a 14 inning doubleheader clash with strong pitching as Asheville’s Tourists blanked the Pointers 14 0 after a 3 1 opener. Kola Sharpe limited the locals to two hits in the first tilt, while Lefty Melton and Roy Terr paced the Tourists with timely hits and solid defense.
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Bobby Hipps
Brummitt
Asheville
Kola Sharpe
Melton
Tourista
Sharpe
Bobby Durham
Brown
Biggerstaff
Durham
Roy Terr
McSwain
Clowere
Travelers
Marlette Has Bisons Working Out Daily
With eight lettermen and strong candidates, High Point Bisons begin fall drills under Coach Wade Marlette as they prepare for the 1931 season. Spencer high comes Sept 18 as opener, then a heavy schedule including Greensboro and other conference foes. Captain Shipman and Frank Sizemore headline a faster backfield, while Carl Shelton may anchor the pivot.
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Wade Marlette
Black Bisons
High Point High School
Marlette
Spencer High School
Bisons
Shipman
Frank Sizemore
Bison
Carl Shelton
Sizemore
Reid
Guarino
Richie
Ridge
T. G. Shelton
Copeland
Coffield
Hinkle
O’neal
Gomo
Coble
Taylor
Charlie Spencer
Public Links Tourney Seeks Championship Amid Semi Finals
The first annual High Point Public Links Tournament for the Enterprise Trophy advances to the semi finals with matches to be completed by Wednesday night. Buster Moffitt defeats C M Waynick six three to reach semis and faces Willie Johnson who advanced by default over Charles Diffendale. Bill Snow and Abele also advance, with McMurray, Tilden, Woollen, and Watson setting up further pairings in the flight ladders.
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High Point Public Golfe
Buster Moffitt
C. M. Waynick
Moffitt
Willie Johnson
Charles Diffendale
Bill Snow
S. T. Hensley
J. C. Abels
Dark Horse Threat
Fred Sappenfield
Snow
High Point High School
Waynick
J. J. McMurray
T. A. Tilden
J. W. Woolen
W. K. Watson
Johnson
John C. Abele
Abele
R. Matthews
T A. Tilden
R. £. Muller
W. Woollen
Coy Williams
L E. Teague
McMurray
Tilden
Woollen
Watson
S. C
Ligas Abets
Hackney
Burgess
Williard
Warner
Buck Matthews
Clyde Leonard
W. C. King
H.C. Bowie
D. Ross
Reid Shelton
J. D. Russell
W. W. Lewis
Matthews
King
Ross
Russell
H. H. W. Cecil
Joe Kidd
Tom Moran
P. L. Bryles
E. W. McGhee
Ira McCain
R. W. Wooten
H. C. Robinson
Cecil
Moran
McGhee
Wooten
L. J. Fisher
J. B. Lovelace
Jack Gillen
Wade P. Ren
Comeback Wins Championship as Kearns Top Stehli Nine
O B Kearns defeats Stehli Silk 7 to 6 to seize the city Amateur League championship for 1931. Russell belted a home run, and two big innings powered Kearns after Barnes left the mound early. Stehli rallied with four eighth inning hits but fell short as Kirby and the Kearns staff secured the title in a dramatic finish.
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Hosiery Boys
Russell
Homer
O. B. Kearns
Stehli War Cubs
Kearns
Barnes
Stehli
Pentagon
Stehn
Kirby
Hassocks
Joop
Lefty Barnes
Hill
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EK Russell Cf
Thomas
O .Boyleton
Kennedy
Cee
Vise
E. Kearns
Stehli Silk
Ceril
Frye
Cumby
Miller
Cecil
Smith
Pakis
Camby
Coltrain
Payee
Wccost
Oi Bier Pepe
Pe Hughes
Johnson
Ibp
P Lb
Bird City Drops One to Church of Christ Nine
Church of Christ defeated Bird City 7 to 3 behind Grissom’s 4 hit pitching. Ozment, Cecil, Hucks and Hill each had two hits for the winners. Holland Reeves Newton and Carmichael collected Bird City’s four safeties. Scoring summary shows Church of Christ with a 7 run output and Bird City scoring in the final innings to close the gap.
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High Point Paper Box
Y’s
Staton
Ed Farlow
W. Thomas
Guarino
Ymca Adrhoae
Chet Smith
Ey OO
Esse
C. Smith
Fsri
Whitley
Torpian
I Ee
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Bean
Mask
Peace
Thomas
Cee
SEA
Allred
Stree
Gallimore
W. Bryant
Bryant
Bird City
Church of Christ
Grissom
Ozment
Cecil
Hucks
Hill
Holland
Reeves
Newton
Carmichael
Christ
Grissom P
Riddell
HUE
Goodson As
Owens Tf
Ee Culler
Bird City Ab
J. Cranford
Cranford
B. Cranford
C. Reeves P
Newton If
Carmichael Rf
Cranford Cf
Oo Reeves
Atches
Sunshine Horses Off 10 Virginia For Four Shows
Three Sunshine Stables horses from Penny Brothers leave today for Marion Virginia to compete Wednesday and Thursday in the opening show of a series across the Old Dominion. Midnight Frolic Mark McDonald and Gypsy Princess travel with R B Penny, with Elsie Finharty riding. After Marion the squad heads to Harrisonburg Galax and Warrenton for successive weekly shows.
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Sunshine Stables
Penny Brothers
Marion
Virginia
Old Dominion
Dixie
North
West
Penny
R. B. Penny
Midnight Frolic
Mark McDonald
Gypsy Princess
Sunshine
Elsie Finharty
Greensboro
Harrisonburg
Galax
Warrenton
Highland Opens Season with 5–0 Victory Over Adams-Millis
Highlanders ride Yarborough three hit performance to a 5 0 win over Adams-Millis in the City Industrial league opener. Tuttle led offense with key hits, Hoffman's triple highlighted the game, and Jarrett doubled as Highlanders outscored Adams-Millis 5 0 in the afternoon tilt before 500 fans.
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Yarborough
Highland
City
Honore
Adams-Millis
Hillcrest
Highlanders
Tuttle
Hoffman
Jarrett
Smith
Bundy
Mann
E. Jor
McDonald
Davies
B. Anderson
Warner
Tutte
Martin
Stone
Beasley
Williams
Bendy
Tetaie
Monitsinger
R. Adams-Millis
Jars Rett
Hinkle
Empitres
Eldridge
Yow
Piedmont League Results and Tomorrow's Matches
Yesterday results include High Point 1 Asheville 4 Raleigh 2 Greensboro 6 4 Charlotte 15 Winston 8 Durham 3 Henderson 1 Tomorrow schedule features Raleigh at High Point Durham at Charlotte Winston at Henderson Asheville at Greensboro.
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High Point
Asheville
Raleigh
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston
Durham
Henderson
Darham
Matton Medalist In Country Club Play
Lawrence C. Matton, defending champion, shot 79 to earn medalist honors at High Point Country Club. Forty eight members entered the tournament with 16 in the championship flight. First round pairings include Matton vs Abels, and Snow vs Brown, as matches proceed over 18 holes, final 36 for the championship flight. Contests in other flights list top qualifiers and initial matchups amid club news and chatter.
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Lawrence C. Matton
High Point Country Club
Matton
J. C. Abels
Abels
Bill Snow
G. Clinard
Snow
Clinard
T. J. Gold, Jr
L. C
Va. J. Cc
Va. J. Cc. Abels (87). H. &. Dunkleberger
E. S. Wood
A. H. Holton
G. C. Kester
Bob Gold
T. J. Gold Jr
E. Lyon
R. M. White
J. C. Sehwem
E. D. Everhart
C. L. Brown
W. Snow
Little Giants Rally To A 14 5 Victory Over Cloverdale
The Littl Giants battered Cloverdale with 22 hits and 14 runs, led by Lane and Grubb with home runs and Grubb adding three singles. Lackey added a double and three singles while Deaton Hoover and Byrd each had three hits for the losers.
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Littl Giants
Cloverdale
Wases
Lane
Grubb
Wallops
Lackey
Deaton
Hoover
Byrd
R & E& Gianta
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