Thomasville Tommies to host Hickory Rebels in trio of games
Thomasville meets Hickory in a three game series over two nights led by new skipper Rex Bowen. Lefty Bournet to start in Hickory as the Mooresville club favors a high profile slate with Rex Bowen guiding the Tommies through a busy week of doubleheaders and away games.
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Pacman
Edward V. Mitchell
Ville Moores
Thomasville
Tommies
Hickory Rebels
Rebels
Skory
Hickory
Salisbury
Finchfield
Landis
Wid Matthews
Tomsee
Mooresville
Rex Bowen
The
Toms
High Point
Thems
Bowen
Dodgers
Ed Marshall
Lefty” Bournet
Thomasville Tommies
Red” Kaiser
Brooklyn
Kaiser
Marshall
Architects Induct 14 New Members in North Carolina
Chapel Hill July 9 Fourteen new members were inducted into the North Carolina chapter of the American Institute of Architects at the close of a two day mid year meeting. Inductees include Professor John P D Raulson of State College architecture and engineering, Allen Jay Maxwell Jr of Greensboro and other architects from Raleigh Fayetteville Elkin and Charlotte.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
American Institute Organ Road
John PD. Raulson
Ms State College Architectural and Engineering Department
Alien Jay Maxwell, Jr
Greensboro
A F. Smith
Raleigh
Basil G. F. Lasser
Fayetteville
John Rowcote
Siver Spring
Fred C. Williams
Leigh
John M. Pranklin
Elkin
James H
Grady
Robert H. Longstreet
Dayton
Ohio
Robert W. Noble
Charles W
Charlotte
Thomas W. Cooper
Ear
James M. Stro
Major League Leaders Summary Baseball Stats
National League batting leaders include Holamies Boston 401 Cavarretta Chicago 372 Runs Boston 77 Galan Brooklyn New York 64 RBIs Holmes Boston 69 Walker Brooklyn 64. American League batting led Chicago 326 Case Washington 327. Runs Stirnweiss New York 54 Case Stephens St Louis. RBIs R Johnson Boston 48 Etten New York 4 so New York 10. Pitching Ferrias Benton Detroit 71 875.
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Holamies
Boston
Cavaretta
Chicago
Galan
Brooklyn
Holmes
Walker
Rosen
Cavarretta
Olmo Brooklyn
Buckay
New York
Lombardi
Workman
Case
Washington
Stirnweiss
Stephens
St. Louis
R. Johnson
Etten
Ferrias
Benton
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Three Big Loop Benefit Games Set For Tonight
New York July 9 Three all star inter league benefit games are set for tonight to aid the American Red Cross and relief agencies. The schedule lists a White Sox at Comiskey Park game and an American League clash at Cleveland Polo Grounds hosts. Baseball officials plan seven inter league exhibitions over the next few days with a rest period and a later slate including Cardinals Browns and Braves Red Sox among others.
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New York
American Cross
Agen
White Sox
Comiskey
Cleveland
Giants
Polo
Cardinals
Browns
Sportsmans Park
Brooklyn
Washington
Mtg
Athletics
Braves
Red Sox
Fenway
Detroit
Burgh
Pirates
ODT
Tigers
Ge Rfe
Rooster To Dinner For Soldier Homecoming
Chicago, July 9. Mrs Casimir Pawlak kept a rooster for her son’s homecoming from Europe. Neighbors complained but officers allowed the birds to stay with eight hens and a guinea hen all earmarked for the same dinner.
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Chicago
Casimir Pawlak
Europe
Freckles Origin Tied to Glands Ironically
Freckles arise from an irregular pigment pattern caused by the adrenal and pituitary glands.
Leafs Snatch Seven Games Out Of Eight
The Danville Leafs won seven of eight games through Sunday to hold a nine and a half game lead in the Carolina league. Raleigh Capitals split the week with Winston Salem and Greensboro, while Martinsville outlasted Durham in ten innings for a 13-7 win. Leaksville ended an eight game skid by beating Arlington’s Bees 8-5.
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Raleigh
Danville Leafs
Leafs
Raleigh Capitals
Winston‘Salem
Raleigh Caps
Greensboro Patriots
O'Mara
Caps
Ellington
Cohn
Martinsville Athletics
Durham Bulls
Leaksville
Arlington
Bees
Carolina League
Danville
Raleigh Teh
Martinsville
Seeeweee
Burlington
Durham
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Hickory Neal
Lexington
New Champ Seen In P G A Golf Tournament
The 27th P G A championship opens at Moraine Country Club with defending king Bob Hamilton of Evansville Ind claiming only an outside shot at repeat after a five week layoff. Jimmy Hines of Chicago leads a tuneup round with 65 as Sam Byrd, Denny Shute and Chick Rutan trail in pursuit. Byron Nelson struggles to find form after a strong eight tournament streak.
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Moraine Country Club
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Fort Lewis
Wash
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Hamilton
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Denny Shute
Akron
Chick Rutan
Birming
Mich
Nelson
Bankers Meet for Ninth Annual Conference at Chapel Hill
Bankers from North and South Carolina gather in Chapel Hill for the opening session of the ninth annual Carolina Bankers conference. Panels lectures and classes will run through Friday noon July 13. The event is sponsored by the two state bankers associations banking departments and the University of North Carolina.
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Chapel Hill
North
South Carolina
Carolina Bankers Conference
Bankers Associations
Banking Departments
University of North Carolina
Once Pilot of "97" Dies In 74th Year
Salisbury reports the death of J. Ed Smith aged 73 a Southern railway engineer and once pilot of the old 97 of song and legend He died last mat Roosevelt's last two trips south prior to 1938 when Smith retired He was a veteran engineer in the cab with the last two trips noted.
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Salisbury
J. Ed Smith
Southern Railway
Roosevelt
Smith
Red Shield Baseball Week Two Opens With Delayed Games
The Red Shield baseball league completed week one of the second half with six games. Thursday rainouts will be rescheduled. Today features JayCees against A B Club at Abbattoir and Lions Club versus Kiwanis Club at a college.
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Red Shield Baseball League
JayCees
Abbattoir
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Guilford figures in July baseball and big league feats
Johnny Alien took over the Greensboro Patriots on July 4 debuting with a 4 to 2 win over the Winston-Salem Twins. George Ferrell moved to Winston-Salem to manage the Twins while Rick Ferrell set a major league record in St Louis. The Thomasville Tommies named Rex Bowen as manager and business manager, and a new 1000 gallon pumper unit is due in the city this month. See assigned AP foreign correspondent See prepares for Rome Cairo and Athens. Chakales leaves The Enterprise for AP in New York.
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Tweney
Carolina Leguer
Danville
Aes
Eeenne
Renny
Martinsville
Seeee
Leakaville
Winston-Salem
Hickory Seber
Lexington
Eeeetans
Statesville
Mooresville
Thomasville
Johnny Alien
Greensboro Patriots
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Memorial Stadium
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Mills
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Winston-Salem Twins
Guilford County
George Ferrell
Winston - Salem
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Cardinals
Lynchburg
George
Rick Ferrell
Washington Senators
Guilford
Rick
St. Louis
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Senators
Associated Press
Rome
Cairo
Athens
Chakales
The
Enterprise
AP World
Mary Frances Drakalakos
Baseball Roundup: Victory Wise by Ferriss and Key Relievers
The Associated Press notes Dave Ferriss earned his 14th win in a 6-0 Sox victory over Cleveland. Pete Center pitched in relief to seal a 4-2 win for Boston over the Indians. Hank Borowy boosted the Yankees to an 8-6 win over Detroit as Al Benton allowed 3 runs in defeat.
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Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
Allie Reynolds
Indians
Ferriss Nore
Cleveland
Reynolds
Pete Center
Boston
Hank Borowy
Yankees
al Benton
Tigers
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Benton
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Nelson Potter
Browns
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Tommy Holmes
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Phil Cavaretta
Hank Wyse
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Whitey Surowski
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Dixie Walker
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Bill Vaiselle
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Buccos
Detroit
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Dizzy Trout
Hank Greenberg
Yanks
Cleve
Tribe
Wehge Saiso
White Sox
Philadelphia
Talbert and Cooke Win National Tennis Titles in Chicago
Perseverance defined the nationals as Talbert of Wilmington defeats Pancho Segura 6-4 4-6 6-2 2-6 6-2 to win the men's singles while Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke claims the women's singles crown. Cooke and Elwood Cooke then win the mixed doubles, defeating Talbert Betz 7-5 4-6 6-3.
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Tal
Wilmington
Del
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Talbert
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Segura
Cubs Take Over Lead By Setting Terrific Pace
The Cubs surged to the NL lead with a 10 straight decisions run backed by strong hitting and solid pitching. Claude Passeau Hank Wyse and Hy Vandenberg helped a 12-6 win over the Phillies as Chicago extended its streak, while Ray Grim earned a relief victory in the second game.
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Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Bruins
Phillies
Brooklyn
the & Y Braves
Phils
Giants
Claude Passeau
Ooks Wyse
Paul Derringer
Hy Vandenberg
Paul Erickson
Chicago Dlaggers
Grimm
Ben Chapman
Ray Grim
Hank Wyse
Canoa
St. Louis
Ebbets Field
Charley Barrett
Ken Burkhardt
Dodgers
Vic Lombardi
Clyde King
Dixie Walker
Voiselle
Bill Voiselle
Team secures men's doubles title with straight-set win
The pair defended their men's doubles crown by defeating Elwood Cooke and Hal Surface of Berry Feld Tenn in straight sets 6-4 7-5 6-2.
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Gether
Elwood Cooke
Hal Surface
Berry Feld
Tenn
All Star Players to Receive Bonds Despite Season Cancelation
The 17 Southern Association all star players and the Atlanta club leaders will receive war bond prizes even though the league’s annual all star game is canceled for the summer. The event was to be played in Atlanta Wednesday night but was called off at the league’s request.
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Memphis
Southern Association
Atlanta
City Manager Bans Public News on City Affairs
City Manager Roy Braden ordered department heads to submit all city information to his office before release to the press. The health department received similar orders. Council weighs how past revenue from foreclosure sales funds should be allocated, debating a larger surplus move to the capital reserve versus the floating fund.
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Roy
Braden
Back In States Discharged On The Point System
Pfc Bill Thornburg along Rt 2 after 44 months overseas in the American and Pacific theatres. T Lonnie Blackwelder Jr of 500 Steele St with five campaign stars from the European theatre. William Hicks at 1008 Asheboro St seen duty in Pacific with Marine corps and Navy. Sgt David Kestler Rt 2 home on day furlough awaiting English bride. Sgt James Heath en route home from the Mediterranean theatre. 1st Sgt Melvin Starr at Camp Butner after 19 months in the Pacific. Sgt Louis Ferguson Jr returned after 2.5 years in S Pacific planning to marry a California girl. Pvt Malcolm Alderman 107 Grace St arrived at Oliver General hospital from overseas for further treatment. 1st Lt Errett Miller 1306 Lexington Ave married to Miss Helen Iveta Merce recent return from England where he served as Liberator pilot.
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Bill 4. Thornburg
Rt. 2
T . Lonnie
Jack) Blackwelder, Jr
Steele St
William C. Hicks
Asheboro St
Pacific
Marine Corps
Navy
David W. Kestler
California
Malcolm Alderman
Grace +t
Oliver General Hospital
Errett Dennis Miller
Lexington Ave
Helen Iveta Merce
England
Schools to Welcome Most Teachers Back Next Fall
Superintendent Charles F. Carroll says a majority of teachers and principals will return to High Point schools next fall as many hold temporary posts this summer. Construction of the six room addition at the junior high school, authorized by the county board, is unlikely to start until fall due to material shortages.
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High Point
Charles F. Carroll
High Point Greensboro Seek Court Ruling on Airport Funds
To Ask Ruling High Point Greensboro and Guilford County will request a court decision before disbursing funds for repairs and alterations to the Greensboro High Point airport. Past supreme court rulings require a vote of the people to appropriate airport funds, so officials will await the court’s ruling before using budgeted money for the project.
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High Point
Greensboro
Guilford
Greensboro High Point
Supreme Court
Trans formers use new core types for military electronics
New core designs for transformers are being developed from experiments and are aimed at improving performance in electronic and radar equipment as well as portable power systems used in combat areas.
Guilford County Keeps Tax Rate and Approves Building Claim Compromise
Guilford County will maintain a tax rate of 72 cents per 190-dollar property valuation for the next year as the board adopted a 2.655 million dollar budget, a rise of 359 thousand dollars from the previous year. The commission also approved Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company’s compromise of 45,974.55 dollars in claims tied to county building financing, pending court approval.
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Guilford County
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Court notes and youth misdeeds span probation to robbery
Harvey Stewart 19 was arrested after tossing a lit firecracker from a theatre balcony into the orchestra. The judge signaled probation. Dorothy Willard 29 slashed a jail inmate’s wrist with a soda bottle while held on drunk and disorderly charges and was returned to jail after first aid. Junior Hughes, seven months into a state prison term at Carthage, attempted escape but was recaptured by Thomasville officers. Jim Preve bound over to Davidson county court on robbery with firearms for $1,000 bond. Bray of 607 Kearns street bound over to Guilford superior court on embezzlement of three cadres. Leroy White 19 of 135 Dayton street held on $1,000 bond for robbing D N Lipgincott, 74, Mechanicsville, in December 194.
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Harvey Stewart
Dorothy Willard
Junior Hughes
Carthage
Thomasville
Jim Preve
Davidson County
BR. Bray
Kearns St
Guilford
Leroy White
Dayton St
D. N. Lilpincott
Mechanicsville
Back At Desk H F Richardson Returns as Desk Sergeant
H F Richardson is back at his job as desk sergeant at the police station after leaving last January to run a grocery business. He found retail grocering unprofitable and exhausting due to CPA and ration point pressures while handling public and customer complaints. Thomas D Gordy, an engineer at General Electric in Pittsfield Mass, notes Gordy’s nine years with the Pittsfield staff and family home at 218 Montheu are.
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Thomas D. Gordy
General Electric
Pittsfield, Mass
F. L. Gordy
Montheu Are
Gordy
Pittsfield
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