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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1932

Page

9

Pointers Split Series Opener With Pirates In Doubleheader

High Point hosts Wilmington in a doubleheader opening the Piedmont league half. Takach start for Pointers in game one, Appleton hurled in relief as Brown Bryan Perry and Stover pace a 9 7 win. In game two Marshall limits Wilmington to four singles as Pointer hitters dominate with Gilli land Stover homers and multiple extra base hits.

Takach Appleton Loftus Gillidan Bryan Scott Chervinko Lindley Pirates Campbell Brown Perry Burleson Gilliland Furniture City Marshall Walsh Stover Wilmingt G Walker Bove Lindley Buck Hume Brittain Coleman Ch Hervinke Rown Aene Sons Ott Wilmington Haris Otter Doubie Jays Cotter Fish Walker Harris Eton Innt Appi Innin Wildite H Repshaw Brandon Town Brita Mg Bry- Stover Marene Camp Pires

Pats Forge To Top Within Two Weeks

The Greensboro Pat riots rose from second division to league lead in two weeks with a win over the Charlotte Hornets in the first twin bill. By season’s end, September, the Pats may face the second half winner in a five game series for the league banner. Asheville and Raleigh trailed close, tied for second with 9 or 35 wins and 29 losses, .547 percentage, after the first half.

Gate City Club Chamie Banner Trounce Hornets Twin Charlotte N. C Greensboro Patriots Charlotte Hornets Pats Asheville Raleigh Plymouth DE Soto DODGE Chrysler

Fischer wins intercollegiate golf title with late birdies

Johnny Fischer of Michigan defeated Billy Howell of Washington two up with birdies on the last two holes to capture the national intercollegiate championship in Hot Springs Virginia. Fischer, 20, former Kentucky amateur champ, led most of the final rounds and sealed the victory with a 30 foot putt at the 32nd hole after Howell faltered.

Midwest University Washington and Lee Star Hot Springs Johnny Fischer Michigan Billy Howell Washington Ship Midwest Fischer Fort Thomas Kentucky Howell Richmond

Cats Aid TB Sanitarium Through International Show

In Paris an International Cat Show under Societies Centrale Feline de France auspices raises the entire proceeds to benefit a sanitarium for tuberculosis teaching staff. Cats that catch and destroy TB germs are cited as a major aid in combating the disease.

Paris Societies Centrale Feline de France

Youthful Violinist Praised by Chicago Master

Bobby Konrad an 11 year old Milwaukee violinist praised as the most promising of his age by Mischa Mischanoff concert master of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He excels in Tartini Sonata in G minor Spohr concerto No 11 and composes concertos and sonatas himself.

Milwaukee iWs Bobby Konrad H. C. Konrad Mischa Mischanoff Chicago Symphony Orchestra Bobby Tartini Spohr

Roosevelt outlines Democrat plan to aid economy and farms

In a stadium address the Democratic nominee argues for nationwide relief through government economies and a broad program. He pledges to repeal the 18th Amendment, boost public works funded by self-sustaining bonds, shorten the workday, and use marginal lands for reforestation to aid unemployment and agriculture. He stresses aiding farmers as half the population and seeks a liberal international outlook.

Wall Street Washington United States United States of America Roosevelt New York

Banks Convicted of Manslaughter in Chiapetta Death

A. Banks of Asheville, Southern Railway special agent, was convicted of manslaughter in the death of Louis Chiapetta, a Texas “bonus marcher,” and sentenced to three years in state prison. He posted $5,000 for appeal to the Supreme Court after the two hour jury verdict in McDowell county court. The defense claimed public opinion crucified him. the judge denied the motion to set aside the verdict. Chiapetta died two days after being shot in a box car near Asheville following a claimed attack by Banks.

Marion A. Banks Asheville Gee Southern Railway Louis Chiapetta Texas Banks Supreme Court McDowell W. F. Harding Chiapetta Houston

Central Friends Bible School Final Evening Program

Central Friends church announces the closing program of its Vacation Bible School this evening at Archdale Playground at 6 o clock. The two week classroom work promises a strong program and invites all interested in the boys and girls. The morning worship at 11 features Tom A. Sykes speaking on A Little Mother and a Big Danger with the question Should the Christian Church Be Scrapped? The church school begins at 9 45 with Horace Haworth superintendent and welcomes all to study and worship.

Central Friends Church Archdale Tom A. Sykes Horace Haworth

Veterans Demand Bonus Rally At Capitol Parade Planned

Veterans gathered on the capitol plaza cheered a speech promising immediate bonus payment and booed Senate defeat. Waters urged contact with Roosevelt for his view and allowed communist veterans to speak on the issue. A July 4 parade up Pennsylvania Avenue is planned after a midday rally and picnic on the capitol lawns.

Senate Waters Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Capitol Pennsylvania Avenue

Mrs Wilkins Remains Critically Ill After Poisoning

Mrs. W. R. Wilkins of 801 East Ely street is in a critical condition at Guilford General Hospital after being found near the Tomlinson street crossing Monday night with suspected internal poisoning. She has been under care since Monday evening with little change in condition.

W. R. Wilkins Elish Street Guilford General Hospital Wilkins Tomlinson Street

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