Pointers Here For What May Be Last Games
High Point in town to play five games with the Pointers facing Winston Salem Twins. potential move to Danville Virginia discussed as club seeks new home. fans urged to pack games tonight as negotiations unfold amid a tied season.
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Bozo Burns Set for Ten Round Show at Winston-Salem Card
Bozo the light heavyweight contender Tangles with Chuck Burns in a ten round main event on the Winston-Salem Milk and Ice Fund card. The twin city bout card starts at 8:30 pm with three other bouts and guests including Frank Menke and local figures.
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Chuck Burns
San Antonio
Texas
Winston-Salem
Winston
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Collyer
Eye
Birmingham
Maxie Rosenbloom
Mickey Walker
Pa” Stribling
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Twin City
Frank Menke
United States
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Sedgefield Lodge
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Cleveland
Mr. Raymond
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Jay J. Thomas
Self Defense Magazine
Stribling Fighters
Speedy Dean
New York
Carlos Zavolla
Panama
Glenn Shermer
Winston Boy
Buddy Burton
Fans Turn to National League for Fireworks in Second Half
The National League is primed to supply baseball excitement as the Cubs surge and Cardinals falter while the Robins, Giants, and Cubs chase the lead. The Athletics extend their AL dominance as Hoover and officials watch from Washington. Browns lose in extra innings to the White Sox as rain delays linger.
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Gayle Talbot JR
Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
Walt Johnson
Washington Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Robins
Chicago Cubs
Max Baer to marry Dorothy Wells despite protests in Reno
Max Baer 22 plans to wed Dorothy Dunbar Wells 38 former actress in Reno despite parental objections and manager J Hamilton Lorimer protest. Baer has yet to obtain a license. ceremony at Reno banker Harry Scheeline home with about 30 guests including Jack Dempsey.
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Reno
Nevada
Max Baer
California
Dorothy Dunbar Wells
Baer
Oakland
Cal
Harry Scheeline
Jack Dempsey
Pauline Uscudun
Report of Condition of The Commercial National Bank of High Point
Bank statement for June 30 1981 lists assets including loans and discounts 9 435 172 43 in total and capital stock paid in 1 000 000 00. Cash reserves 1 698 247 95 and deposits total 9 867 480 00 with Guilford County North Carolina official attestation by Cashier C H Marriner.
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North Carolina
Giants Trim Kearns In Well Played Game
The Giant Furniture Company handed the O. E. Kearns nine a 4 to 2 trimming yesterday afternoon on the Kearns diamond. Chilton pitched for the Giants, holding the Amateur league champions in check. Dellinger led at the plate and made several sparkling defensive plays.
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O. E. Kearns
Kearns
Chilton
Dellinger
Accurate world clock installed at U S Bureau of Standards
The world’s most accurate clock, expected to be correct within one ten-thousandth of a second per day, is being set up at the U S Bureau of Standards in Washington D C.
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U. S. Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Bird City Youngsters Win Again Score 3 1
The Bird City nine, a boys under 16 team, beat the Flynn nine 3 to 1 on the Bird City diamond. Carmichael, the Birds’ star pitcher, fended off the older team as the youngsters kept them in check throughout the well played contest.
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Bird City
Carmichael
Star Moundsman
The
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Cubs Draw 80,000 as Fans Pack Wrigley for Doubleheader
Chicago crowds jammed Wrigley Field with about 80 000 fans for a Cubs vs St Louis doubleheader. Traffic clogged streets for hours as spectators watched from outside the park and from nearby rooftops after the game, amid hopes the Cubs could reach a pennant.
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Wrigley Field
Cham St. Lewis Cardinals
How They Stand Piedmont League Tonight
Durham faces Greensboro Winston meets High Point Asheville plays Charlotte Raleigh meets Henderson in the Piedmont League games scheduled for the night.
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Greensboro
Winston
High Point
Asheville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Henderson
Night Baseball Scores From Last Night
Charlotte defeated Greensboro 8 to 3 while Asheville beat Durham 5 to 2. Winston-Salem topped Raleigh 4 to 3 and Henderson edged High Point 8 to 7.
Baseball Doubleheader Set With Four City Matches
Schedule lists games today including Philadelphia at Washington, St Louis at Detroit, Boston at New York, and Cleveland at Chicago. Extra note mentions a doubleheader as part of the program.
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Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Childless Marriages More Common in Cities than Rural Areas
A study shows childless marriages are nearly twice as frequent in American cities as in rural districts, signaling urban family trends and shifting demographics.
Deepest submarine dives reach 450 feet limit
The record depth for a constructed submarine is reported at 450 feet, marking the deepest safe diving limit achieved by a manned underwater craft to date.
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Boxing Cards
In New York Herman Perlick and Emil Rossi drew with Jack Rosenberg while Rossi fought Hansen Mueller, Estrada knocked out Rizzo in New Orleans, and Demery outpointed Greb in Sioux Falls. Bird City manager Reynolds boasts a top young team with a 13 3 record this season.
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Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
Mich
Emil Rossi
Drew
Jack Rosenberg
Hans Mueller
Germany
New Orleans
Jose Estrada
Mexico City
Tommy Rizzo
Jersey City
Sioux Falls
S. D
Dick Demery
Aberdeen
Harry Greb
Minneapolis
Results Yesterday Boston New York Rain
Scores from last night show Philadelphia 7 beat Washington 2 and Chicago 10 defeated St Louis 3 in games played under rainy conditions.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia
A set of basketball matchups features Brooklyn versus Boston and New York versus Philadelphia as part of a preliminary schedule. Other pairing includes Pittsburgh visiting Cincinnati in the same program.
Baseball scores roll in across three cities
Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 5 to 1 while Chicago improved to 14 and 6 with a 2 to 3 win over St. Louis. The New York Boston game was postponed due to rain.
Major League Leaders From July 7 Highlights
National League leaders include Klein of Philadelphia leading in batting with .368 and 72 runs, 73 RBIs, 109 hits, plus 14 home runs. Hornsby trails in several categories. American League leaders feature Ruth and Gehrig tied for home runs at 20, Gehrig also tops runs with 72 and RBIs with 75. Grove leads pitching with 16 wins.
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Baseball Roundup Featuring Key Wins and Big Doubles
Paras Mel Simons of the White Sox hit a game winning single in the 12th driving in two runs to beat the Browns 10-8. George Earnshaw and the Athletics beat the Senators 7-3 on eight hits. Dan Taylor of the Cubs doubled with the bases loaded to beat the Cardinals in the second game of a doubleheader. Babe Herman of the Robins drove in two runs with a double and single against the Phillies.
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