Highland Triumphant as Public Utilities routs Triangle
Southern Public Utilities stormed to a 16 to 3 league win over Triangle, aided by four Triangle errors and strong batting led by Earnhardt and Petty. Rudisill pitched well for P U with eight runs off six hits. Burge and Connor homered for Triangle. Williams faded under pressure.
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Southern Public Utilities
Triangle
Red Williams
Rudisill
Connor
P. U
Burge
Ddteie
Young
G. Smith M
Connor Ring
Sssessse
Potats
Ceeeee
Petty Cf
Soos
Williams
Blalock
Burge Ib
Welsner
Thomas
Millikan
Goodman Reaches Trans-Mississippi Final In Dallas
Johnny Goodman of Omaha defeated Eddie Connor of Dallas 6 and 6 to advance to the 36-hole final of the Trans-Mississippi golf championship. Leland Hamman of Waco eliminated Ross McDade of Shreveport 5 and 3 to join the field for tomorrow's concluding rounds. Goodman, a former national open champion, shot three over par for 31 holes.
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Dallas
Tex
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Eddie Connor
Leland Hamman
Waco
Ross McDade
Shreveport
Goodman
Hamman Leads Texas Amateur Pledge With Strong Morning Round
Hamman, runner up in this year's Texas amateur, posted 36-36-72 to lead Connor by three strokes after a morning round. McDade sits 76 while Hamman fades in the afternoon heat, finishing near four over par as McDade trails.
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Ing
Connor
Hamman
McDade
Clinard and Snow Face Final in Emerywood Cup Delay
The President's Cup first flight final at Emerywood Country Club was postponed due to Bill Snow's illness. Clinard will carry an 18 stroke lead in an 86 hole event against Snow for the trophy presented by Amos Kearns.
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Bill Snow
Gt Clinard
Amos Kearns
Clinard
Snow
Emerywood Country Club
J. J. McMurray
W. ©. Comer
Pickett Edges Proximity Nine In Tight Baseball Clash
Pickett defeated Proximity 10 to 8 in a close afternoon game. Cagle pitched well for Pickett with six hits allowed, while B Jones Byrd and Beard led at the plate. Box score shows strong hitting and errors amid a high‑scoring inning sequence and 1:55 game time before 300 in attendance.
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Brown
M. Ward
J. Brittain
W. Sheffield
Melrose
Hill
Woodburn
Johnson
McDaniel
M. Brown
Wagroner
Esse Cesses
Huntley-Jackson Adrehe
B. Collake
C. Andrews
L. Wateon
Pickett
Cagle
B. Jones
Byrd
Beard
Bale
Carter
J. Domes
GOMOD
Iice
Proximity
Daviness
Wyrick Sb
Clapp Cf
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Sane Aeee Ee Ee Ee Newman A
Manuel
Everhart Rf
Edwards
PAIGE
Tuttle
Clapp
Lowdermilk
Ray
J. Jones
Larry
Tate
Milloway
Parker
Ford Company Accepts NRA Code On Autos
A member of the house military committee detailing war department contracts tells of Ford Motor Company certifying compliance with the automobile code. At a special press conference he notes Ford signed a statement agreeing to ongoing compliance, following earlier reluctance to certify.
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In and
Sabine
Ford Motor Company
Cameron
Johnson
R. P. Sabine
Northwest Motor Company
Bethesda
Ford
William Cameron
Ford Company
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Edsel
Roosevelt
NRA
Kvale
Election Returns Highlight High Point Race In Greensboro Vote
The High Point contest drew broad interest over statewide issues as Dr. Burrus campaigned on anti sales tax policy, facing Senator Waynick's opposition. Voters tuned in to returns amid rain and record telephone traffic to The Enterprise as Greensboro ballots were counted.
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Waynick
Burrus
Dr. Burrus
John W. Caffey
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point
Senate
Enterprise
Dillinger Leads Indy Bank Raid In Broad Daylight
A gunman identified as Dillinger plus two others robbed an Indianapolis bank at noon, small arms fire killing Wagner and wounding others. They took hostages as they fled in a green car, while police exchange of fire continued nearby.
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Dillinger
Nelson
C. W. Coen
Stahley
Coen
Wagner
Nels Hanson
Harry Berg
Hamilton
Berg
Jake Solomon
Toth
Harry Henderson
Main Street
Daring Aces to Race Cars at Salisbury July Fourth
Twenty plus speedsters prepare for a half mile oval at Salisbury fairgrounds three miles south of the city for July Fourth races led by C. C. Gray. The program includes six car events, a motorcycle race and airplane stunts with time trials and a 10 mile Carolinas state championship as the main event.
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Salisbury
Half Mile
North Carolina
Salisbury Fairgrounds
C. C. Gray
Lexington
Daytona Beach
Carolinas
W. L. Jacott
Charlotte
BE. D. Brown
Greensboro
Charlie Lentz
P. G. M'Dowell
George Ferguson
Charlotte Sportsman
Chick Young
America
Maxie Wolff
New York City
Warren Coullette
New Jersey
M’dowell
Young
Banks Loop
Bruce Thompson
Herman Owens
Bill Harris
Matthews
Fred Reid
Winston-Salem
Bud Bledsoe
Billy Lockwell
Pat Crawford
High Point
Reverend Madison to Preach at Woman's Memorial Service
Reverend Alexander Madison, senior in the Payne College of Theology at Wilberforce University, will deliver the sermon at the Woman's Memorial A M B Church Sunday morning. This appearance highlights Madison's ongoing religious leadership within the community.
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John G. Mitchell
Rev. Madison
City
Perlene Talbot
East High Street
Charles Drake
Underhill Avenue
C. R. Marsh
Yadkin
Alexander Madison
Woman's Memorial A. M. B&b
Payne College of Theology
Wilberforce Univer
Hitler consolidates grip as dissent crushed and Goering named
The new "man of iron" Captain Hermann Wilhelm Goering becomes Hitler's chief aide while executions and imprisonments clear the mutineers. Observers see Hitler still in control as the Austrian border closes and hopes rise for improved ties with Vienna amid left wing Nazi factions.
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Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Austrian
Reich
Vienna
Storm Troopers
Germany
Austria
Dillinger Trio Flee Toward Indiana After City Chase
Federal agents set a $10,000 reward for Dillinger and a $5,000 offer for Nelson as the fugitives accelerate south from the city toward Indiana. Police mobilize on highways in a bid to halt the trio and capture them.
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Michigan Street
Indiannapolis
Dillinger
Nelson
Mussolini and Hitler in Turmoil Stir Global Reactions
Rome witnesses Fascist pleasure in Mussolini's stance on stormtroopers while Paris notes cut telephones to Berlin. French officials fear a Hohenzollern restoration as Hitler shifts from storm troops to the Reichswehr. Washington sees violent actions as the crisis unfolds and Ernst Hanfstaengl comments in Newport.
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Mussolini
Roehm
Reich
Fascisti
1 Duce
Paris
Berlin
France
Hitler
Reichswehr
Washington
Newport
Rhode Island
Ernst F.S. Hanfstaengl
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Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
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Gibson
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Duncan Brothers
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Silvertown
Goodrich
Safety
Cavalier
Carolina Vulcanizing Company
Fred Lamb
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