Amateur League opens second half with new entrants
The Amateur League starts the second half tomorrow with Highland joining the circuit replacing Furniture City. Oakdale took first half honors after a tight race with Guilford. Tomorrow’s games feature Tomlinson vs Guilford, Amos vs Adams-Millis, Robbins vs Oakdale, Harrise Covington vs Highland, and Marsh vs Globe Parlor.
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Furniture City
Highland Club
Guilford
Oakdale
Marsh
Robbins
Amos
Globe Parlor
Tomlinson
Adams-Millis
Harriss Covington
SPU and Adame-Millie Lead Industrial League Tie
SPU and Adame-Millie remain tied for the Industrial league leadership after Adame-Millie defeated Highland 12 to 6 on July Fourth. Triangle Overall game noted. SPU outfit beat Melrose twice. tomorrow SPU and Highland Adame Millis and Robbins meet. Triangle has a bye. Overall and Melrose postponed their game.
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Adame-Millie
Industrial League
Highland
Triangle
Melrose
Omorrow
Adame Millis
Robbins
Saturday's Games P. U. and Highland Showdowns
Saturday's games feature P. U. versus Highland and Adame Millis against Robbins in a pair of matchups likely to draw local interest and possible upsets.
Birds and their sense of smell discussed
The sense of smell in birds is not very acute though their olfactory ability is developed. It is doubtful whether the sense is of much use to them.
Terry undecided on pitcher for All-Star Game
New York reports NL manager Terry says he has not decided whether to nominate Carl Hubbell as the starting pitcher for the All-Star Game next Tuesday. He will rely on pitcher rest and avoid overworking any arm and may instead choose a reliever or other option based on rest.
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New York
Ai Terry
National League Pilot
Carl Hubbell
Hill
Newcomer Josephine Hutchinson Shines on Screen
Hollywood profile paints Josephine Hutchinson as a breakthrough star with Broadway success to screen talent. Born in 1917 she supported Mary Pickford early and now fronts Movieland with charm, candor, and a determined career drive influenced by her mother Leona Roberts.
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Dan Thomas
NEA Service
Josephine Hutchinson
Broadway
Miss Hutchinson
Mary Pickford
Josephine
Hollywood
Reaper
Dase
Leona Roberts
Robert Bell
Washington
Hornets Aim For Sixth Straight In Mountain City Clash
Charlotte's Hornets, unbeaten in the second half, seek their sixth straight win against the Asheville Tourists at Mountain City park. The game follows a prior 11 to 5 victory in which the Batons pasted Grayson Wolf while the Colts beat Norfolk 8 to 3 and Greensboro edged Wilmington for third place.
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Columbia Sandlappers
Asheville Club
Grayson Wolf
University of South Carolina
Charlotte
Wolf
Richmond
Tars
Norfolk
Colts
Greensboro
Wilmington
Pirates
Asheville
All-Around Actress Josephine Charms Broadway and Hollywood
The article profiles Josephine as a deeply human performer with diverse interests. She enjoys cooking by choice, milks cows, drives vintage Fords, and travels by train frequently. She avoids jewelry, collects over 100 dolls, and loves picnics, swimming, reading, and fencing while aiming for high quality work in film.
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New York
Josephine
Hollywood
Broadway
Fights Last Night Recap From Chicago and Coast
Chicago bout notes Solly Dukelsky of East Moline ML 156 percent. Asbury Park results Salvatore Ruggerello of Italy outpointed Dynamite Jackson of Los Angeles 203 to 204 in ten rounds. Haute Indiana saw Dynamite Jimmy Woo knocked out in Omaha 146 to 0 in six rounds.
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Chicago
Solly Dukelsky
East Moline
Asbury Park
N. J
Salvatore Ruggirello
Italy
Dynamite Jackson
Los Angeles
Fruit Jars Sought by Guilford County Welfare Office
The High Point office of the Guilford County Welfare department urged donations of mayonnaise jars and other canning jars. It also asked blackberry patch owners to arrange berry picking on shares. Call 2343 or leave jars at 205 West Washington Street.
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Guilford County
Piedmont League Games Today Standings
The Piedmont League lists today’s games with Charlotte visiting Asheville, Greensboro at Wilmington, and Richmond traveling to Norfolk in a regional schedule.
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Charlotte
Asheville
Greensboro
Wilmington
Richmond
Norfolk
Results Yesterday in Regional Baseball Scores
Yesterday's games show Charlotte 11 over Asheville 4 and Richmond 8 over Norfolk 2. Greensboro 7 led Wilmington with score details incomplete.
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Charlotte
Asheville
Richmond
Norfolk
Greensboro
Wilmington
Matchups Set for Classic NBA East West Battles Tonight
Pittsburgh visits Chicago as New York travels to Brooklyn, Boston faces Philadelphia, and Cincinnati plays at St. Louis in four marquee NBA games.
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Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Results Yesterday in Major Leagues
Results yesterday show New York defeating Brooklyn 13 to 6 and Philadelphia beating Boston 14 to 1. Only games on schedule, no other matchups listed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York & Wa
GAMES TODAY SCHEDULE FEATURES 5 NBA MATCHUPS
St. Louis faces Detroit while Chicago meets Cleveland and Washington battles New York. Philadelphia plays Boston in a slate of today’s pro basketball games with notable city rivalries.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Club
Poe
New York and Philadelphia edge Boston in close game
New York and Philadelphia win 6 to 5 over Boston in a tightly contested matchup. The victory highlights strong offense from both sides and late-game defense sealing the win for New York and Philadelphia.
Memphis 3 Chattanooga 2 Scoring Summary
Memphis defeats Chattanooga 3 to 2 in a night game at Atlanta. New Orleans visits Atlanta for an upcoming matchup.
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Little Rock
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Nashville
Atlanta
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Other Results From The American Association
The card lists scores with St Paul beating Minneapolis 7 to 6 Tolédo 3 Columbus 1 Kansas City 11 Milwaukee 6 as separate results.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tolédo
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Texas League showdown Beaumont tops San Antonio 3 to 2
Beaumont defeats San Antonio 3 to 2 in a Texas League contest. Rock Island slips Cedar Rapids 2 to 1 in Western League play. Sioux City bests Topeka 7 to 4, turning in a busy night of minor league action.
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San Antonio
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Topeka
Stars Shine as Gehrig Nets Seven Runs in Yankee Rally
Lou Gehrig smashes two homers and two singles driving seven of New York’s eight runs. Oral Hildebrand limits the White Sox to eight hits as Cleveland shuts out Chicago. Joe Moore delivers a pinch homer with bases full giving the Giants a scoring surge. Dolph Camilli lifts the Phillies with a four-base clout in the eighth to break the deadlock. Bob Johnson singles home the tying run for the Athletics against Boston.
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
White Sox
Joe Moore
Giants
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Eric McNair
Roger Cramer
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Ray Benge
Bill Clark
Walter Beck
George Davis
Boston Braves
Baker Owl
Major League Leaders in American League
The standings show Manush of the Senators leading batting with 402, 382 average behind Geh ringer and Gehrig for RBIs, Manush and Greenberg tied for doubles, Manush leading triples, Johnson and Foxx share homers, Werber and Fox lead steals, and Gomez and Marberry pace pitchers with 13-2 and 10-3 records respectively.
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Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Averill
Indians
Greenberg
Chapman
Johnson
Foxx
Athletics
Werber
Red Sox
Fox
Gomez
Marberry
National League batting and pitching leaders listed
The record lists top NL players by category. Terry of the Giants hits .3568, Medwick of the Cardinals leads with 108 hits, Ott of the Giants has 82 RBIs, Medwick 23 doubles, and P Waner Vaughan Suler tied for 8 triples. Frankhouse of the Braves and Dean of the Cardinals share pitching at 13-3.
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Giants
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
Pirates
Ott
Collins
Sukr
Urbanski
Braves
P. Waner
Suler
Klein
Cubs
Martin
Bartell
Phillies
Frankhouse
Dean
Grant and Budge Rest Before Clay Court Semi Finals
In Chicago on July 6 Donald Budge of Oakland and Bryan Grant of Atlanta rested as rivals battled for the Davis Cup berth. Frankie Parker faced Lefty Bryan and Gene Mako met Henry Prusoff while rain paused most results. Grant defeated Arthur Hendrix in straight sets after an earlier setback. Budge beat Jack Tidball in a tight three set plus decisive fourth set finish.
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Chicago
Donald Budge
Oakland
California
Bryan
Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Henry Prusoft
Seattle
Budge
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Jack Tidball
College Grid Stars To Meet Bears In Night Contest
Twenty seven football stars from last season will form a team to face the Chicago Bears champions of the National Professional league at Soldier Field on August 31. Players chosen by nationwide voting with 30 papers assisting, coached by selected mentor, will train at Northwestern University two weeks before the game as the Bears begin training the same day.
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Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Chicago Tribune
Northwestern University
Bears
Thomasville All-Stars Defeat Pilot Nine 6 to 4
Thomasville wins a hot game as the All-Stars beat Pilot 6 to 4 at home. Pilot outhit the locals but four errors helped Thomasville pull ahead.
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Thomasville
Pilot
Senators Lose Ground In Slump Amid pennant Chase
Washington Senators suffer their 11th defeat in 18 games as injuries to star players and a broken pitching staff erode their lead in the American League. Yankees extend their advantage while Cleveland and Boston win, Philadelphia bats pace 6-5 victory, Giants bolster NL lead with 13-7 win over Braves.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Joe Kuhel
Luke Sewell
New York Yankees
Senators
Yankee
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
Fox pelt value falls if hide not removed in five days
The value of a black or silver fox pelt drops by 50 percent if the hide is not removed within five days after it reaches maximum gloss and thickness because a brown tinge appears by that time.
Davidson County Plans Tax Cut To 62 Cents Per $100
Lexington July 6. Davidson county likely will set the 1934 tax rate at 62 cents per $100, down three cents from 1933, after commissioners reviewed the tentative budget. The plan calls for about $198,000 in general revenue, with increases in Kiwanis Kiddy Kamp aid and library funding to draw from the Rosenwald Fund, plus higher debt service and election costs. The general school budget rises about $3,000, funding gymnasiums at Wallburg Welcome and Linwood.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Board of County Commissioners
Kiwanis Kiddy Kamp
Rosenwald
Wallburg
Welcome and
Linwood
Pickett's Reserves Top Blair Dairy in 7–0 Baseball Win
Pickett's Reserves blank Blair Dairy nine 7 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Stamey allowed two scratch hits while Rose led the offense with a 3-for-4 day. Box score details note substitutions and scattered hits as the reserves secured the shutout.
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Blank Dairy Nine
Pickett
Blair Dairy
Stamey
Ile
Sopraniee
Rose
Viet BO
Jones
Blair Dairy Ab
Davia
Willet Aeons
B. Davis
Hunt P
Hammett
Eave Ever Wu
W. O. W. Lodge to Stage Barbecue Near Archdale
The local Woodmen of the World chapter plans a barbecue and outing at the W C Koontz farm two miles beyond Archdale tonight at 7 o'clock. The event marks the end of the Founders Campaign with 50 to 65 new members joining. Charlies A. Hines of Greensboro will deliver the address and E B Lewis of Kinster is expected to attend.
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W. C. Koontz
Archdale
Charlies A. Hines
Greensboro
North Carolina
E. B. Lewis
Kinster
Construction projects eyed for Linwood site in 1934 budget
The text notes that lines of construction are under way and that Linwood is expected to begin later. An appropriation was made contingent on the communities supplying the remaining funds, with the item slated for the 1934 budget.
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Linwood
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