Electricians In Easy Win Behind Smiths Tossing
Stolen bases W Hinkle 2 J Stone. Sacrifices Gurley Harvey. Double play W Hinkle to G Hinkle to Stone. Bases on balls Ferguson 3 Wilson 3 Perry 7S. Struck out Wilson 3 Perry 3 off Ferguson 3 Wilson 2 Perry 14 m. Left on bases Robbins A&M 6. Wild pitch Wilson. Hit the pitcher by Ferguson. G Hinkle 2. Winning pitcher Wilson. Losing pitcher Perry. Umpires Madgin Bryant. Time 2 10 Attendance 4100.
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J. Stone
Gurley
Harvey
G. Hinkle
Stone
Ferguson
Wilson
Perry
Perguson
Robbins
Ferguson G. Hinkle
Madgin
Bryant
Electricians Gain Another Win Over Highland 8 to 4
Southern Public Utilities electricians opened with five runs in the first frame and held on for an 8 to 4 victory over Highland. M Smith pitched four safeties allowed and Ferguson hit a home run for the champions. Barnherdt led the winners with three hits, while Earnhardt and Conor stole bases in a well played contest.
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Alctricians
Southern Public Utilities
Highland
Coser
M Smith
Barnherdt
Mayfield Ferguson
Fritz
Lopp Tb Senate Saar
Earnhardt If
Ferguson
M. Smith
Highlane
McDoneld
Wulfman
Vestedes Erie
Gideon
SCO
BR Parker Cf
SC Rit
Coe
AG Conor P
Coanor
Earnhardt
Givson
Lopp
Belims
McDonald
Huffman
Hunt
Security National Bank Half Year Statement Returns Strong Figures
The Security National Bank with branches in High Point Greensboro Raleigh Tarboro and Wilmington releases a comprehensive six month report showing 107 percent liquidity 118 percent total resources and a net profit of 62943.12 for the period Beginning December 31 1933 undistributed profits total 357? million? and 30000 transferred to surplus along with a 13758.89 preferred stock dividend due August 1. Total deposits top 5.1 million with 84 percent from individuals and firms while loans and discounts total 1.56 million representing 26 percent of deposits.
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Security National Bank
High Point
Greensboro
Raleigh
Tarboro
Wilmington
U. S. Treasury
State of North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
N. C. Bank and Trust Co
Publc
Stoefen And Lott Win Wimbledon Doubles
US champions Lester Stoefen and George Lott defeated Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon 6-2 6-3 6-3 to win the Wimbledon men's doubles. Dorothy Round beat Helen Hull Jacobs 6-2 5-7 6-2 to capture the women's singles as King George and Queen Mary watched. Round then joined Elizabeth Ryan for the mixed doubles title as they beat H. W. Austin and Mme Shepherd-Barron 3-6 6-4 6-0.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Hull Jacobs
Tong
United States
Dorothy Round
England
Ron
Helen
Dorothy
King George
Queen Mary
Lester Stoefen
George WM. Lott, Jr
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
America
Tithe Kilgabeth Ryan
Mate
Mathieu
France
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Mme. Jung Henrot N
Stoeieh
R. Norris
Big Blonde
California
Williams
Stocfen
Grant and Budge Reach Clay Court Final in Chicago
Donald Budge defeats Frankie Parker in five sets to reach the final, with Parker suffering a nosebleed and fatigue. Bryan Grant advances past Gene Makio in straight sets as the rivals prepare for the title match tomorrow afternoon.
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Budge
Associated Press
Chicago
Donald Budge
Oakland
Cal
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Pudge
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Shore
Gene Makio
Los Angeles
Ker
Parker
The Old North State by Victor P. Hammer
Poem extolling the Old North State as a land of mountains ocean shores and valleys. It praises past sacrifices and public virtues, foresees future progress, and honors heritage and devotion to country across landscapes and generations.
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Victor P. Hammer
Old North
Old Dominion
North Carolina
Baseball's Big Six Sluggers See No Change In Standings
Baseball's Big Six sluggers had quiet at bats with Mernie Manush of the Washington Senators maintaining first place. Manush hit safely once in five and fell to a .402 average. Bill Terry of the Giants went two for four to lift his average to .366 as standings stay the same for Manush Gehringer Gehrig Terry Leslie Vaughan.
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Mernie Manush
Washington Senators
Manush
Bill Terry
Giants
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
Terry
Leslie
Dodgere
Vaughan
Pirates
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