Local baseball tie over Sunday play stirs Hornets fate
Charlotte faces possible franchise move as Hornets owner Herb Pennock demands Sunday baseball access after city council bans Sunday games. He cites poor attendance and says relocation to another city may be required if the policy persists, with Red Sox headquarters awaiting reply.
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Charlotte
Imington
Pirates
Herb Pennock
Hornet
Pennock
Boston Red Sox
Hornets
Aldy
Bee
Schumacher Wins Extend Giants Victory Streak
Major league action featured Hal Schumacher of the New York Giants earning his eleventh straight win in a 10 to 3 defeat of Pittsburgh. Washington halted Detroit 12 to 11, while St. Louis Browns beat the Athletics 7 to 2 ending their nine game skid. Reds pounded Dodgers 15 to 2 in a night game.
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Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Hal Schumacher
New York York Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
St. Louis
Browns
Schumacher
Bucs
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Ignes Ferrell
Red Sox
Chicago
White Sox
Tony Piet
Charley Root
Chicago Cubs
Lou Warneke
Wally Berger
Boston
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Local Skeet Shooters Capture Prizes During Wednesday's Session
High Point skeet shooters enjoyed an afternoon of fun and profit when white targets were added to the trap. Prizes were awarded for breaking the harder to see white targets with scores led by W. Martin and W. B. Thomas at 25 of 25, followed by W. T. Mitchell at 24. Other notable scores included J. E. Valentine 18 and J. O. Boaze 14 sourced from Lexington.
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H. G. Aderton
P. R. Spencer
J. R. Galloway
W. E. Kearns
Paul Casey
W. T. Mitchell
J. E. Valentine
W. Martin
J. O. Boaze
Lexington
Margaret Thomas
Patricia Hall
W. B. Thomas
G. R. Stilwell
Thomasville
Z. V. Davis
Tom Gold, Jr
R. Armfield
Ray Idol
A. H. Holton
Brad Thomas
Hall
B. O. Hinkle
Myrtle Desk
High Point
Paper Box
Yesteray
Melrose
Amos
Wood
Gallimore
al . Brown
Cooper
Frans
Grant Pees McArthur
Samuels
Procter
Goodman
Pulton
Wall
B. Teagle
W. Teague
B. Wall
Lovelace
Weaver
Smith
White
Myrtle
H. P. P. Box Cea
Adrhfe
M. Lassiter
Lassiter
Patreloth
Gentry
R. Cromer
N. Cromer If
Cromer If
Ene Green
Pierce
Paul Se
Whitlow
Set Haines
Berry Ib
G. Pierce
Waener
Adams
Insuluge
S C Net Tourney Is Behind Schedule Due To Weatherman
Charleston July 11 The South Carolina state tennis championship men singles field cut to fourteen as rain paused play. Top seeds Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga and Martin Buxby of Miami won easy rounds. Buxby beat Bill Cain to reach third round while Bryan won over Grayton Allen and Jack Joyce by default to reach the fourth. Women singles and doubles set to start today.
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Charleston
8. C
South Carolina
Robert
Lefty) Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Martin Buxby
Miami
Fla
Buxby
Bill Cain
Pinopolis
S. C
Bryan
Grayton Allen
Jack Joyce
Clemson College
Alex Guerry
Tony
Bobby Hipps Takes Up Helm of Towlers
Kannapolis delivers a managerial shakeup as Bobby Hipps takes over the Kannapolis Towelers becoming the third skipper this season. Hipps at 26 has a varied career from Canton High to Furman and the Philadelphia Athletics and most recently served as Asheville High School assistant coach.
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Kannapolis
Bobby Hipps
Kannapolis Towelers
Hipps
Osceola
Guy Lacy
Charlotte
Richmond
Lacy
Herman Holshouser
University of North Carolina
Baer Ready for September Return After Hand Exam
Max Baer says his hands are not seriously injured and he plans a fall comeback as potential rematches with James J. Braddock loom. Doctors told Baer his hand will allow a September fight but he also dismisses rumors of trouble with his fiancée Mary Ellen Sullivan, calling them all wet.
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Baltimore
Max Racer
James J. Hraddock
James Mophine
Jaer
Mary Ellen Sullivan
High Point junior golf standout Bobby Dunkelberger drew local praise
Reading Times notes 16 year old Bobby Dunkelberger, son of Herbert Dunkelberger of High Point, North Carolina, as a rising golf talent. The Berks County native and former junior champion is praised for rapid progress, with comparisons to Marshall Palmer and calls for exhibition matches with top peers.
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Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
Carolinas
Polly’ Snyder
Reading
Reading Times
Gordon Williams
Bobby
Carlina Way
South
Berks County
Herbert Dunkelberger
Shillington
N. C
Marshall Palmer
Sedgefield
Dunkelberger
Dunkelburgers
Palmer
Billy Lewis
Billy Eben, Jr
Berks
Tony Manero
Jimmy Young
Harry Markle
Berkshire
Myrile Boxers Win Ball Games
Mormon crickets devastate habitats as Myrilie boxers prevail in local ball games. The swarm consumes crops and young, with Salt Lake City and surrounding areas reporting heavy activity during the infestation season.
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Salt Lake City
Moffitt Shooting Par Highlights Local Golf Talent
A young golfer, Buster Moffitt, shows rapid scoring at Blair Park Municipal, often finishing one or two under par. He contemplates turning pro with offers from small clubs, weighing financial needs and a potential move near High Point as veterans predict a bright future.
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Buster Moffitt
Dunkelberger
Blair Park
Buster
Willard Dyer
Simon
High Point
Rube Eldridge Promises Shape For Friday Night Debut
The Duke of Spero known as Rube Eldridge says he will be in shape for his 1935 debut on the mound Friday night with Adams Mills against Thomasville Chair. He promises fans a strong performance and packed grandstands at High Point with standing room premium.
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Duke of
Spero
Adams-Millis
Thomasville
Rube Eldridge
Rube
Thomasville Chair
Thomas
Still confident Rube recalls glory days on mound
The speaker praises Rube for his enduring confidence and recalls his peak years as one of the era’s greatest pitchers in the region. He emphasizes the veteran’s self-assurance remains as bold as two decades ago.
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Rube
Major League Leaders Snapshot From 1940s Baseball
American and National League leaders listed by batting runs and totals. Notable names include Medwick and Ott for high hits and home runs, Gehringer and Greenberg among top batters, with pitching leaders Schumacher and Tumulis highlighted.
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Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Martin
Ott
Giants
Collins
Terry
Suhr
Goodman
Reds
J. Collins
Camill
Greenberg
Tigers
Johnson
Athletics
Gehringer
Vosmik
Indians
Stone
Senators
Cronin
Red Sox
Werber
Almada
Tumulis
Yankees
Harder
Young Will Pitches Against Dukes In Sunday Showdown
Lefty Young undefeated for Adama-Millis faces Duke Power in a renewal of the feud at Willis Park Sunday at 4 pm. He owns wins over the Durham Bulls and two over the Chatham Blanketeers and is trusted to halt the Dukes after their earlier 15 to ? victory over Adams-Millis.
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Lefty Young
Adama-Millis
White Sox
Duke Power
Willis Park
Young
Durham Bulls
Chatham Blanketeers
Adams-Millis
French talking clock nets 125000 in first year
The French talking clock earned 125000 in its initial year for the government. It handled about 11900 calls daily reaching 4300000 people annually.
Max Baer Returns To Bride's Home
Max Baer arrived back at his Long Branch bungalow from Baltimore and dismissed reports of a rift with his wife Mary Ellen Sullivan. He said rumors of separation were misunderstandings tied to explanations about religious differences and a Catholic ceremony not being possible for a year.
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Max Baer
Bride
Long Branch
N. J
Max A
Baltimore
Mary Ellen Sullivan
Youth make up vast share of Soviet population
The Soviet Union has a large youthful demographic with roughly half of its residents under twenty, indicating a young age structure and potential long term social and economic implications.
Rain Breaks Up Golf Matches In Commercial Loop
Only one match was played as rain halted the rest in the Commercial league at Blair Park. Enterprise defeated Coterians 199 to 210. Adams-Millis defaulted on A B C team. Standings show Duck Club leading with 7 wins, 1 loss. Also notes the Queen Isabella quarter as the only US coin with a foreign ruler.
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Blair Park
Jupiter Pluvius
Enterprise
Coterians
Adams- Millis
A. B
City Hall- Wachovia
Duck-Pentagon
Matthews
Denning
MetGihee
Harfield
Wilson
Atmos
Price
Gibson
Teans W. Kl.pet
Ge Cou
Eheas
Adams-Millis
A. B. Cc
Wachovia
North Carolina in the Grant Era and Revolutionary Aid
J F J Justice of Greensboro led Pacific Coast litigation for the U S Attorney General and died in San Francisco July 25 1917 Born 1867 in Rutherfordton He studied at Wake Forest practiced locally then moved west Thomas Settle of Rockingham County led the 1872 National Republican Convention in Philadelphia as the party’s only Southern president Hunts for Boston aid after the 1774 port closure NC counties rallied Wilmington and Rowan sent funds and provisions in mid 1774 Governor Edward Hyde NC’s first provincial ruler died of yellow fever Sept 8 1712 Negroes protested the Republican party in 1897 and the Tuscarora left NC for New York in 1802.
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North Carolina
Grant
Boston
J. F. J. Justice
Greensboro
Wilson
United States
Wake Forest College
Rutherfordton
Marion
Thomas Settle
Rockingham County
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Rowan
Edward Hyde
Raleigh
Roanoke River
New York
Dukes Fall 10-8 to Chatham Blanketeers in Elkin
The Duke Power nine traveled to Elkin and lost 10 to 8 to the Chatham Blanketeers. Ed Weston hit a homer, Cornelius hit two, and Fred Hambright had a triple and a double for the Blanketeers. Three home runs fueled the win as Elkin piled up 11 hits.
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Duke Power
Elkin
Chatham
Ed Weston
Cornelius
Fred Hambright
F. Flambright
Gowsh
Campbell
Wayne Connor
Gates Smith
Dukes
Duke
E. Connor
Gaddis
Smith
W. Connor
Earnhardt Cf
Bilerbe
Dennis
Stafford
Kemmerlin
Holcombe
Ib Hembright
Ib Hambright
Eeu Mackiert
Davis
Weston
Clodfeiter
Gough
Jones
Campbell Pees
Snes Ae
Brore Hose
F. Hambright
Fambright
Ferguson
Bell
White
Green
Notice of Sale of Valuable Land in Guilford County
Mortgagee Leola Osborne will sell at public auction for cash the property in High Point North Carolina described as 2.671 acres more or less. The sale is set for July 11 1935 at 12 noon at the north door of the Municipal Building. A ten percent good faith deposit is required.
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H S. Jones
Elsie Jones
Leola Osborne
the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Wm. H. Cashatt
J. P. Reisey
J. P. Kervey
Kersey
Kercey
Stone
J. FP. Kersey
M. L. Jones
M. L. Joes
Wai. H. Cashatt
C. A. Kersey
Baseball standings and matchups from Piedmont League
Games today include Charlotte at Norfolk Portsmouth at Asheville Wilmington at Richmond. Club standings show Portsmouth first with six wins and a high winning percentage, followed by Richmond Norfolk and Asheville. Wilmington and Charlotte trail with lower records.
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Charlotte
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Asheville
Wilmington
Richmond
Wilmington Eee
Seve Soos
Richmond Eeee
Gee
Norfolk Ree
Asheville Eee
Eree Eee
Cratiowo
Results Yesterday Show Portsmouth Wins Over Charlotte
Results yesterday list Portsmouth 12 over Charlotte 9 and Richmond 4 to Norfolk 1 while Asheville Whimington notes wet grounds in the matches.
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Portsmouth
Charlotte
Asheville-Whimington
Richmond
Norfolk
Games Today Across The League
New York faces Pittsburgh on the schedule as Brooklyn visits Cincinnati, Boston plays Chicago, and Philadelphia travels to St Louis for today’s games.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnatii
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
A Brookl
Philadelphia Ses
Baseball Scores From Morning Games
New York 10 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 6 Boston 4 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 15. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baseball Results Yesterday Across Cities
Yesterday's scores show Cleveland beating New York and St Louis edging Philadelphia 7 2. Boston won 7 to 0 over Chicago. Washington defeated Detroit 12 to 11.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Unclear Scores From Short Sports Update
A brief sports note lists Toronto eight to four Albany one to five Buffalo four Newark two without context or dates. The fragment lacks team names beyond cities and does not specify competition or event.
Unclear Sports Standings From Regional Scores
Regional scores show Nashville Atlanta four to three and Chattanooga three, Knoxville two. Little Rock four one and New Orleans two four, Memphis eight, Birmingham four.
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Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Stes
Little Rock
Nowville
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Birmingham
Registration of Motor Vehicles in Tokio Soars in Q1
Registration data for Tokio in the first quarter shows 109 percent for passenger cars and 237 for trucks versus 745 and 193 in the same period of 1932. This indicates a sharp rise in vehicle registrations from the prior year.
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Tokio
England and Wales Coast Uses 30 Buoy Types
Across the 2400 mile coast of England and Wales authorities report 30 buoy types in use. The heaviest buoy weighs 20,000 pounds while the lightest weighs 600 pounds.
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England
Wales
Water-Running Mexican Dragon-Lizard Highlighted
A Mexican dragon-lizard features a S inch body and an 18 inch tail. It can run across water on its hind legs without sinking, showcasing remarkable swimming and locomotion abilities.
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