Dunkelberger Reaches Semis in Carolinas Tourney
Dunkelberger advances to the semifinals of the Carolinas tournament as Adams Millis prepares to meet the Durham Bulls in two games tomorrow. Piedmont League standings list Asheville at Charlotte and Norfolk at Wilmington with yesterday’s results: Richmond 2, Portsmouth 0. Norfolk 6, Wilmington 4. rain affected Heville at Charlotte.
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Senate
Adams-Millis
Durham Bulls
Heville
Charlotte
Ichmond
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Wilmington
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Reported
Brooklyn defeated Boston 5 to 0 while New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 4. Chicago downed Cincinnati 9 to 3. St Louis edged Pittsburgh 7 to 5. Matches included Pittsburgh at St Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati with results summarized.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Headlines and Scores From Nearby Games
Sehed Boston 6, Washington 5 New York 8 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 8 Cleveland 3 St. Louis at Chicago rain Vaults of the Bank of France hold excess gold with no room for visitors Doors to the underground chamber beneath a sunken lake shut to all but employees
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Bank of France
Baseball Experts Predict 1935 World Series To Be Between Yanks And Giants
Associated Press report argues the 1935 Fall Classic will be an all New York affair with the Giants favored in the National League and the Yankees securing the American League. It notes strong Giants pitching and batting depth, while Yankees face Gehrig struggles and Detroit’s Greenberg yet strong, plus midseason results across MLB.
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Giants
Hubbell
Parmelee
Fussimmons
Schumacher
Yankees
Gomez
Curtain Falls on First Half in Piedmont
Asheville Tourists headed to pennant as Piedmont season halves close. Charlotte Hornets and Norfolk Tars share 37–32 records for runner up. Hornets rainout delayed play, doubleheader to follow. Norfolk split with Wilmington, Portsmouth and Richmond also split a double bill with Richmond winning 2–0.
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Piedmont
Asheville
Charlotte
Tourists
Hornets
Norfolk
Tars
Laurels
Diamond Star Pre July Fourth Victory and Rivalry Plots
The Diamond Star pre July fourth clash ended 3 to 1 after Melville hit a homer with two on in the eighth to clinch the win for the Truckers. Wilmington outscored Norfolk 6 to 5 in a rally fueled by Moser, Hamilton, and Gamble and a sacrificed ball. Norfolk won the second game 4 to 1 as Phil Conrad struggled defensively with four timely hits. The second half pennant race opens July 4 with double headers. Norfolk at Portsmouth in the morning, then Norfolk in the afternoon, with Richmond at Asheville and Wilmington at Charlotte.
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Melville
Wilmington
Norfolk
Moser
Hamilton
Gamble
Miller
Phil Conrad
Iwth
Portsmouth
Richmond
Asheville
Charlotte
Young and Cole Meet in Regular Southpaw Duel
Lefty Young of Adame Millis faces Lefty Cole of the Durham Bulls tomorrow at Willis Park in a two-game set. Morning game at 10 and afternoon at 8 30. Cole, a Wake Forest pitcher, is a top state prospect who once held the locals to one hit in six innings with 12 strikeouts. Young, strong all season, beat the Lexington Indians Sunday and is Gaining momentum. The afternoon includes a Miss Industrial High Point beauty contest, with 18 finalists from local plants, judged by out of town judges, starting at 4 30. The second game follows the contest with Adams-Millis and Durham lineups listed.
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Adame Millis
Lefty Cole
Durham Bulls
Willis Park
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Cole
Adams-Millis
Wake Forest College
Lexington Indians
Durham
Lefty Wilson
White Sox
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Belk-Stevens Department Store
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Eckhardt Tops Minors Hitters
Oscar Eckhardt of Mission in the Pacific Coast League bolts to the lead with a .422 average, narrowly ahead of Lou Skoffić of Bloomington at .466 as the season nears its midpoint. The standings list Ferrell, Naron, Hedein and others in the race, with several players near the .400 mark.
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Oscar
Pacific Coast
Lou Skoffie
Bloomington
Skoffic
O Vine
Louieville
Wonky
Ace Bateman
Irinere
Slese
Ynece
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Richmond
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Albany
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Northern
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Sioux City
Furman Announces 1936 Grid Schedule
Furman University released its 1936 football schedule announced by Head Coach Paul McLeod. The slate includes Presbyterian College as a new opponent and omits Bucknell and Centre, with games listed for Sept 28 open, Oct 5 Presbyterian here, Oct 12 Georgia at Athens, Oct 19 Wake Forest at Charlotte, Oct 26 Mercer here, Citadel here, Nov 9 Wofford here, Nov 16 South Carolina here, and Nov 28 Clemson here.
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Greenville
Favorites On Running For Mid-Dixie Title
SPARTANBURG, F. C., July 3. Play in the men's singles of the Mid-Dixie tennis tournament reached the third round today with the favorites intact. Lefty Bryan led the favored group through the second round yesterday with ease. Aryan defeated Miller 6-0 6-0 to reach the third round. Hal Surface eliminated James Bilitch 6-1 4-0 and Wilbur Hess won 6-2 6-4 over Marshal Nea.
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Mid-Dixie
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Martin Buxby
Miami
Fla
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Miller
Hal Surface
Kansas City
James Bilitch
Charleston
Wilbur Hess
Houston
Marshal Nea
Knoxville
Emerywood and Gefield Plan Flag Tourneys
Emerywood and Gefield Country club golfers will celebrate the Glorious Fourth tomorrow with flag waving on the golf courses. Each club will stage a day tournament on its own course for the members of the clubs. Each player will be given 4 fl and handicap. With handicap added to the par score they will set out to plant their flag the farthest from the first tee.
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Emerywood
Fold Country Club
Robertson Bakery Clinches First Half in Amateur Baseball
Robertson's Bakery defeated Adams-Millis 5 to 4 to clinch the first half title in the Amateur league with eight wins and one loss. Bob Haney allowed nine hits and fanned 18 for the Bakers, who staged a four-run third inning after Adams-Millis opened with a run. E Fowler led Robertson at the plate with three hits in five at bats. Terry and Black led the Pointers with solid hitting as Adams-Millis rallyed in the ninth but fell short.
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Wedrter
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Dukes Defeat Thomasville 11 to 1 in Afternoon Clash
The Duke Power team of this city routed Thomasville Chair nine in Thomasville with an 11 to 1 score. Page Dennis pitched a one hit two strikeout game through six innings while J Finch triple sparked the early rally. Ellerbe led the offense with four hits in six at bats including a home run. Dennis added three hits in six at bats.
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M. E. M'Mahan Joins Pilot Life Agency
M E M Mahan, previously with Martin Dry Cleaning for three and a half years, has accepted a position with the Pilot Life Insurance Company’s local agency. A B H Parker, superintendent of the High Point agency, announced the move. M Mahan has resided in High Point about 18 years, originally from Georgia, and will office in the Wachovia Bank building.
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Martin Dry Cleaning Company
Pilot Life Insurance Company
A. B H. Parker
High Point Agony
McMahan
High Point
Major League Leaders Highlights and Stat Leaders
A compact snapshot of leading hitters and pitchers across leagues. Gehringer and Greenberg pace runs and hits for the Tigers, Johnson and Medwick top batting and power marks, with Solitary details on doubles and stolen bases and a scattered note on National League leaders including Collins, Medwick, and teams like Cardinals Braves and Dodgers.
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Voamik
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Fred Jones Charged With Hit-and-Run
Fred Jones aged 29 of 1108 Redding Street was charged after a hit and run involving J C Moore on Ward Street. Moore chased the fleeing car to Prospect Street ditch before it was found parked there. Jones, recently released from a county road sentence, must post a $200 bond.
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Redding Street
J. C. Moore
Alberta
Ward Street
Moore
Jones
Prospect Street
High Point Boy Beats Meredith in Morning Play
Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point defeated Horace Meredith of Mount Airy 8 and 2 in the morning round of the Carolinas Junior golf tour. Dunkelberger advances to face Henry Styres Jr of Lexington in the semifinals as the tournament continues toward a noon finish tomorrow.
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Meredith
Bobby Dunkelberger
Henry Styres, Jr
Lington
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Carolinas
Horace Meredith
Mount
Greensboro
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Ington
Styres
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Starmount
Bill Hatcher
Charl
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Matcher
Pat Laughridge
Salisbury
Palmer
Ate
Field
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Palmer Laughridge
Balisbury
Hatcher
Badin
Bill Jake Rendleman
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