Melrose-Electrians Baseball Doubleheader Tomorrow at Willie Park
The High Point Industrial League features a July 4 twin bill between P U 1933 champions and Melrose at Willie Park starting 1 30 pm. Harold Cu ller starts for Melrose in game one while Craver or Parrish tosses game two. Electri cians plan Earnhardt and Babe Smith for relief roles as Adams Mill turn back potential leaders.
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P. U
Melrose
High Point
Willie Park
Electricians
Adameiliis
Harold Culler
Joe Craver
Lefty Parrish
Earnhardt
Babe Smith
Adams-Millle
All Star selections clash with fan voting in baseball
Managers Bill Terry and Joe Cronin published their 20 man rosters for the upcoming All Star game, diverging from fans on several key picks. Cronin overruled fan choices at third base and infield and adjusted the pitchers while Terry kept a lean bench and favored his own selections Crews debate rest on timing and star power.
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Alan Gould
Rated Press Sports
New York
Gus H. Fan
Anagers
Bill Terry
Joe Cronin
Connie Mack
John J. McGraw
Cronin
Terry
Frank
Pinch) Higgins
Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Eer
al Simmons
Earl Averill
Indians
Vernon (Goody)Gomez
Yankees
Earl Whitehill
Senators
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Willis Hudling
Red Ruffing
Mel Harder
Tomy Bridges
Tigers
Jack Russell
Baseball Writers’ Association
Ruffing
Lou Gehrig
Charley Kringer
Simmons
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Sox
Rick Reil
Pneace
Rollie Hemeley
Browns
Bill Dickey
Mickey Jane
Ferrell
Chicago
Jackson
Choles Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Dom
Mel Ott
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Chuck Kiem
Cubs
Wally
Braves
Traynor
Frank Frisch
al Lopez
The
Gabby Hartnett
Moore
Owl
Kiki Cuyler
Fred Frankhorse
Paul Dean
Guy Bush
Pa House
Ter
Highland and Triangle set for industrial day games
Highland meets Triangle in the third event of the day as fans anticipate another industrial clash. Robbins heads to Troy for a league doubleheader with a familiar foe, renewed Fourth of July encounters fueling a anticipated battle.
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Highland
Triangle
Robbins
Troy
If built today Appian Way would cost six times modern highways
A historical cost comparison notes that constructing ancient Roman roads like the Appian Way with today’s methods would require about six times the expense of building modern improved highways. It emphasizes the scale of ancient engineering and the efficiency of contemporary road construction.
Heat And Humidity Stir Umpire Turmoil In Majors
Heat and humidity fuel pennant pressure as managers and players attack umpiring. Cubs beat Cardinals 7 4 after a disputed call, while Giants, Dodgers, Yankees and Tigers won, widening leads and reshaping standings.
Piedmont League kicks off second half with wins by Charlotte and Richmond
Charlotte and Richmond won on the second half opener as Asheville and Norfolk trailed. Charlotte rallied in the tenth to beat Asheville 6 to 5 behind Russell Gillespie and Roy Mort three triples highlighted by Beez Perzullo. Norfolk fell 3 to 2 to Richmond with Museer doubling and Galvin's clutch hit. Otis Carter joined Asheville as left fielder while Wilmington seeks Reds help for a manager replacement.
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Charlotte
Richmond
Asheville
Norfolk
Wilmington
Greensboro
Carolina
An & To
Russell Gillespie
Bunker
Roy Mort
Fty Perzullo
Colts
Museer
Wade
Galvin
Otis “Blackie” Carter
Wilmington Pirates
Carter
Billy Laval
Furman University
Pirate
Cincinnati Reds
Major League Leaders and Yesterday's Results
National League leaders include Ott Giants with 74 RBIs and Medwick Cardinals with 100 runs through 63. Vaughan Pirates lead batting with .363 and 66 runs. Ott tops home runs with 19. American League leaders list Manush Senators at .410 and 118 hits. Gehringer Tigers 68 runs and 104 hits. Johnson Athletics 24 homers. Yesterday results show New York 5 Boston 0 and Washington 7 Philadelphia 2. Detroit 9 Cleveland 5.
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Terry
Giants
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Ott
Collins
Hite
Moore
Suhr
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Reynolds
Red Sox
Chapman
Yankees
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Werber
Fox
Gomez
Marberry
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Seeded Players Dominate Cotton States Tennis Opener
In Birmingham on July 3, seeded players advanced in the Cotton States tournament. Kimbark Peterson of Nashville defeated Dunlap Cannon of Brownsville 6-1 6-3, while J N Sanford of Mobile beat Jimmy Blitch of Spartanburg 6-3 6-0. Russell Bobbitt of Atlanta won his junior division match against Martin Lide of Birmingham 6-1 6-3.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kimbark Peterson
Nashville
Dunlap Cannon
Brownsville
Tenn
J. N. Sanford
Mobile
Jimmy Blitch
Spartanburg
S. C
Russell Bobbitt
Atlanta
Martin Lide
Baseball scores from Charlotte and Richmond games
Charlotte defeated Asheville 8 to 6 in 10 innings while Richmond beat Norfolk 3 to 2. Greensboro at Wilmington postponed due to rain.
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Charlotte
Asheville
Greensboro
Wilmington
Richmond
Norfolk
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
New York defeated Boston 7 to 4 and Chicago beat St Louis 7 to 4 while Brooklyn triumphed over Philadelphia 7 to 0.
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St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Scores and standings from last night’s hockey slate
Syracuse defeated Baltimore 12 to 5. Rochester beat Montreal 6 to 3 while Toronto won 4 to 2 and Buffalo tied 3 to 3. Albany visits Newark for a night game.
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Newark Eee
Toronto
Albany
Montreal
Syracuse
Buffalo Ee
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Newark
Toledo beats Minneapolis six to ten details unclear
American Association results show Toledo 10 Minneapolis 6. Kansas City vs Louisville and St Paul vs Columbus scheduled or postponed due to rain. Pacific Coast League reports no games on the slate.
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American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Pacific Coast League
Southeast will seek tourists for the Southeast
A Southeastern Development board committee launches a campaign to capture a fair share of the 4 billion dollar annual American tourist business. W States Lee Jr chairs the effort as leaders from six Southern states discuss regional promotion strategies at Sea Island Beach Georgia.
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Sea Island Beach
Southeastern Development Board
W. States Lee, Jr
Major Leagues Struggle in July Fourth Standings
July Fourth look at baseball pennants shows tight races in both leagues. Giants lead the National with two games over Chicago. Pirates and Cardinals loom, while Boston trails by six and a half games and could surge. In the American, Yankees, Tigers, Senators, Indians and Red Sox compete, with seven and a half games separating the Sox from the Yankees as Detroit and Washington stay in contention.
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Associated Press
Bill Kiem
Frankie Frisch
Mike Gonzales
Cissy Dean
St. Louie
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Lon Warneke
Cubs
Chicago
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Joe Bowman
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Len Koenske
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Lefty Gomes
New York Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Cleveland Indians
Bob Holland
Sammy Hale
Indians
Alphonse Thomas
Red Kress
Washington
Athletics
Red Sox
St. Louis
New York
Giants
Bill Terry
St. Louis Cardinals
Bo Close
Pirates
Dean Brothers & Co
Pittehargh Coreaire
Senators
Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Yanks
Ed Bluck Faces Baer Carnera Pictures with Bold Sign
Local tab shows Ed Bluck, Colorado theatre owner, planning a bold sign about the Baer Carnera fights. The note recalls his past as a school principal who disciplined Baer, and hints at future film showings and local sports chatter. Fishing dominates local chatter with residents like Wade Marlette and Jack Adams boasting catches. Roy Champion says the fight film will debut in the first days of next week at Broadhurst theatre. Virgil Yow notes bright young ball players in Industrial circuit. The Willis park incident puzzles fans as fans debate replays. A city wide tennis tournament may be held late July to boost the sport.
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Ed Bluck
Colorado
Baer-Carnera
Baer-Carnera Fght
Baer
Pluck
Phil Davie
Dare County
Wade Marlette
Bayview
Jack Adams
High Point
Roy Champion
Broadhurst
Virgil Yow
8. P. U. Electricians
Dacotah Indians
Willis Park
Methinks
J. H. Jennings
Dacotah
Southeastern Development Board formed to promote tourism and growth
Governors of six Southern states discussed a regional plan to coordinate advertising and promotion of tourist travel industrial development and attracting permanent settlers. An advisory board will select directors for an executive committee with equal state representation. The meeting included Senator Walter F. George and other regional officials.
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Southeast
New England
Canada
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Lee
Advisory Board of Governors
Campagin
Southeastern Development Board
Howard &. Coffin
Walter F. George
L. W. Robert, Jr
the Treasury
Carol Woolford
van Allen
Atlanta
John T. Alsop
Jacksonville
D. C
Sloth Struggles On Smooth Terrain Labelled Sluggish
A sloth moves slower on smooth ground than rough terrain and cannot stand upright. It must pull itself along and fails to gain a foothold on level surfaces.
American Girls Aim for Wimbledon Semi Finals
The United States players Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey set out to reach the semi finals of the women's singles at the all England championships in Wimbledon. Jacobs faces German(Cilli Aussem) and Palfrey a French veteran Mme Rene Mathieu as quarter finals loom.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Mise Jacobs
United States
Cilli Aussem
Miss Palfrey
Dorothy Round
England
Lolette Payot
Switzerland
Margaret
Peggy) Scriven
Joan Hartigan
Two Children Die In Flames Of Home In California
In San Mateo on July 3 two grandchildren of William H. Erhart a New York millionaire died in a home fire. Henrietta Ruggies 8 and John 6 perished as their mother Henrietta Erhart Ruggies battled firefighters. Theresa Cassidy and governess Miss Gertrude Portway escaped by leaping from a second floor.
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San Mateo
Calif
William H. Erhart
Henrietta Ruggies
John
Henrietta Erhart Ruggies
Theresa Cassidy
Cook
Gertrude Portway
Veteran Hayes Seeks Stop for Bitsy Grant at Chicago
Walter Hayes a two time national clay court champion contends to block Atlantan Bitsy Grant from advancing at the Chicago Town and Tennis club. Grant reached the third round with a bye and a default as Hayes defeated Artie Parker and Frankie Parker to move closer to the title.
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Chicago
Walter Hayes
Bryan “Bitsy
Grant
Hayes
Atlanta
Bitsy
Art
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Easy Sailing in Drive Toward the Fourth
Returns from the 5s primary will be tallying the state year of elections next Tuesday. A special signal election is scheduled at day in the fourth CANVAS RETURNS RALEIGH July 3.
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Raleigh
Econé
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Righland
Glen Cunningham
Margaret Speir
Kansas University
Frankly
Terry and
Ginger Rogers
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Disney
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Wise Little
Wallace Beery
Richard Cromwell
Robt
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Yesterda
Margaret Sullivan
John Boles
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Rialto
Gine
Pari
Sha Awe of
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Mary Brian
Paul
Nellie
Jack Haley
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Cotton States
Piedmont League
Cleveland Sever Bees
International League
Blanche Calloway
United Warehouse
West High Street
Southern
High Point, N. C
Blue Eagle Club
Mann Drug Store
Washington St. Pharmacy
Willis
Salisbury Beary High ‘Point Red Sox
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Thomasviluy
Ray Walker
T Times Too
Journal OF A Crime
Ruth Chatterton
Triangle Lake
M. L. Holton
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