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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1936

Page

5

Thomasville Makers Tie Bossong In League Hitting

In the Inter City In trial league the Bossong Indians and Thomasville Makers both hit .278 as leaders. Crary's Eagles and Ragan Maurice posted strong averages while Lanier Bossong starred on the mound with a .750. Multiple pitchers and batters posted notable gains and declines amid a tight race.

Lanier Bossong Bryant Proxty McFayden McCraryatz Johnson Forrestet McCrary Short C. Er Proximity Sallyman Ter Burge Bill Mock Ragan-Mau Perenrs Bohannon Adams-Millis Bosson Pete Sedberry Te Cowan Ran-Maurice Wee Riley Briggs P. McCrai Brooks Rary Murphy Barnes Shoffner Bosson cCrary Deaton P. Saenerd Mapen-Idaurice Wilson Adams-Mills Wee Etre Kemp Swing Thomasville Hunter R. Cox Harvey Adams-Mihits von Outland Thmasville Kemmerin Re Nichols Shealey Stone Connor Raganrice Tee Bryan Aurice Ragandvee Breve Eee Adamstilis steePe Beer Senedes

U S Olympic Team Sails For Berlin With Few Debts Left

The 334 of 382 US team members boarded the Manhattan for Berlin. about $30,000 in running expenses remained though hopes rose to wipe it before games end. Only three women’s swimmers still needed funds. Teams from track, field hockey, and canoeing faced funding and travel logistics as flags graced a bustling waterfront. Final trials at Randall’s Island boosted receipts to $32,191, aiding the general Olympic fund.

Scotty Reston Associated Press New York Manhattan Iris Cumming Redento Beach Calif Dorothea Dickinson Elizabeth Ryan United States Harding Europe Randall's Island Stadium General Olympic Fund

Cardinals Struck By Swats As Moore Injured By Phelps Hit

The Cardinals suffer another break as Terry Moore is sidelined by a freak hop from Babe Phelps, while Dizzy Dean nears a return and Mickey Cochrane rejoins Detroit for a Yankee doubleheader. Pepper Martin powers a 11-7 win over the Dodgers, Cubs lead Giants 6-1, and Boston, Cleveland, and Washington win to tighten standings in a turbulent period of the season.

Frankie Frisch Mickey Cochrane Daffy Dean Dizzy Dean Deans Burges Whitehead Dizzy Terry Moore Brooklyn Babe Phelps Moore Terry Pepper Martin Dodgers Cubs New York Giants Cochrane Detroit Tigers Yankees New York Wyoming Tigers Yanks Harry Kelley Athletics Cleveland Indians Red Sox Senators St. Louis Browns Phillies Cincinnati Reds Woody Jensen Mace Brown Pirates Bees

Antarctic Continent Size Estimated At Five Million Square Miles

A rough estimate places Antarctica at about 5,000,000 square miles, reflecting its vast ice covered expanse and remoteness. Scientists note that precise measurements vary with ice thickness and measurement methods.

Ladies Day At Thomasville Observed In Big Game

Thomasville Chair Makers host strong Chatham Blanketeers of Elkin tomorrow at Finchfield for Ladies day. Admission is free for women, with a large Janette turnout expected. Last meeting ended in an 8 to 8 tie, promising a high scoring battle.

Thomasville Chatham Blanketeers Elkin Finchfield Janettes

Pie Traynor Sees Pirates Contend For National Pennant

Pittsburgh manager Pie Traynor remains confident the Pirates can win the National League title as Cubs and Cardinals challenge. He notes painful late losses by one run and extra innings woes against New York Chicago and St Louis, but says a pennant run would sharpen the club.

Pittsburgh Pie Traynor Pittsburgh Pirates Cubs Cards Pirates Chicago Buccaneers New York St. Louis Traynor

Partridge Nest Reared by Bantam Hen at Climax

In Greensboro on July 15 a dog disturbed a partridge nest near J. T. Jones home at Climax. Ten eggs were laid, but only one hatched. The bantam hen then cared for the hatched chick with devoted motherly behavior.

Greensboro J. T. Jones Climax

Freshman Leads Qualifying Play In Western Amateur

Omaha July 15 A first tournament showing by 18 year old Billy Cordingley Des Moines Ind led the qualifying for the 37th Western Amateur at Happy Hollow. Cordingley shot 36 32 68 four under par but trails multiple contenders by a stroke including W Don Edwards Jack Pollard Matt Zadalis and Fred Haas Jr Other contenders include Jack Munger Frank Cormaci and Johnny Goodman associates with Omaha golfers.

Omaha Neb Billy Cordingley Des Moines Cordingley Happy Hollow Club W. Don Edwards San Jose Calif Stanford University Jack Pollard Johnny Goodman Frank Siedlik Matt Zadalis

Veteran and rookie lead sluggers in minor leagues

Durham’s Frank McCormick tops the Piedmont league with a .414 average for the Louisville Silver Bat race, tied with Zeke Clements of Tiffin and ahead of Ed Zipay. Calvin Lahman, Jamestown, is .413, while Alex Clawson and J Levenson follow. The week’s 400 hitters include McCormick, Clements, Zipay, Lahman, Clawson, Levenson, Winsett. In other notes, an elephant’s gestation and an oyster’s 1,000,000,000 eggs are cited.

Durham Frank McCormick Louisville National Association Press Bureau Zeke Clements Tiffin Ed Zipay Fostoria Calvin Lahman Jamestown Alex Clawson Monesse Penn State McCormick Clements J. Levenson Ottawa Johnny Winsett Columbus

Sunday School Soft Ball Loop Sunday School Soft Ball Loop

The Lutherans failed to contain First Church of God in a seven inning game at Pickett diamond, losing 9 to 5. A fifth inning five run burst and strong late rally by Lutherans could not match First Church of God's run production. Kirdy pitched for the losers and Stoker handled short for the winners.

First Church of God Pickett Diamond Kirdy Stoker

First M. P. Softball Team Beats Episcopalians 8 5

The well balanced First M. P. softball club upset runner-up form by defeating the Episcopalians 8 to 5 on the high school grounds yesterday afternoon. Coffield's catching and Bob Hartley's shoe-top catch highlight Anglican lineup while Koonce and Sappenfield ran the infield well and Vance played solid left for the M. P.'s.

M. P Episcopalians Coffield Bob Hartley Koonce Sappenfield Vance Tris

Sunday School Recreation Association Meeting Notes

Member Sunday schools met at First Baptist last night for the regular Sunday School Recreation Association meeting. Representatives reported good activity and promoting organized recreation. A tennis meeting was set for July 20 at 8 PM at the Y. Horseshoes will meet July 24 at 5 PM on Masonic courts on Wrenn Street. Wesley Memorial defeated Central Friends 6 to 4 in a softball game at Richardson Street, with uneven fielding and tight pitching.

First Baptist Church Recreation Association Masonic Courts Wrenn Street Lechfest Richardson Street Wesley Memorial Swatters Central Friends

Handcuff Lesson Ends With Missing Keys

In Dallas a deputy U S marshal demonstrated handcuffing to a visiting woman, showing how the loops lock to restrain a prisoner. He joked that he had left the keys in Fort Worth, leaving the restraint incomplete and raising a lighthearted hiccup in the demo.

Dallas Tex U. S Ralph Martin Fort Worth

Play Doubled Up In S C Open Tennis Tourney

In Charleston South Carolina the open tennis tournament resumed after rain with doubles matches and men's singles action. Seed No 8 Willard Siicox of Charleston fell to Barney Smith of Knoxville 5 7 4 6 in a mild upset. Ros also played but details unclear.

Charleston 8. C Willard Siicox Charleston City Barney Smith Knoxville Tenn Ros

Miami player Lee wins 6-4 6-2 over Holliday

The No. 6 seed Lee of Miami defeated Joe Holliday of Ballivant's Ferry in straight sets 6-4, 6-2 to clinch the match.

Lee Miami Joe Holliday Ballivant's Ferry

Roundup of Baseball Giants Dodgers and Wrestling News

Sports column from New York notes Lee Rourke proposes replacing the all star game with a leaders’ contest on July 5. Fred Steele crowned middleweight champ heads east. Everett Marshall claims heavyweight wrestling king status. Giants falter as Bill Terry and knee woes keep him out. Hal Schumacher faces jokes about team support. Dodgers push for split season as Pepper Martin homer wins late.

Eddie Brietz Associated Press New York Lee Rourke The Bronx Freddie Steele Everett Marshall Giants Bill Terry Sarah Bernhardt Hal Schumacher Dodgers Pepper Martin

Louis Dopery Rumor Fades as Morris Leads Olympic Hopes

The column dismisses doping claims about Louis and praises Joe Humрhrey and Glen Morris for potential Olympic success. It notes McGovern as a top former rival, and Federal support for the national team. Alan Gould reports from the Manhattan, promising updates on the Olympic squad.

Louis Joe Schméling Glen Morris James E. Sullivan Terry McGovern Joe Humphrey Joe Say Dempsey Joe Louis Ford C. Fwick National League

Baseball Standings Highlight NL Games Today

Major League National League standings update notes today games including Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati with matchups shaping division races.

Boston Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati

Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across League Standings

Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh defeated Boston 2 to 1, Chicago beat New York 6 to 1, Philadelphia won 9 to Cincinnati and St. Louis 11, Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 7, with multiple close outcomes across the slate.

Pittsburgh Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati & St. Louia Brooklyn

Baseball scores recap from major league games

Philadelphia topped Detroit 10 to 2 and Cleveland won 5 to 1 while Washington defeated Boston 13 to 1. The summary notes Louis and Chicago at New York on an unspecified date and format.

Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Boston Washington Louis Chicago New York

Coteriens Trounce Soil Service 17-6 in Softball Return

The Coterien club of the Commercial Softball league defeated the Conservationists 17 to 6. Moffitt Hayes and Preston went 3 for 5 to pace the winners while Kincannon led the losers with 2 for 4. The line score shows 610 040 6 for Coterien and 310 020 0-6 for Soil Erosion. Batteries: Moffitt, Tabby Hall, and Erickson, Robertson.

Coterien Club Commercial Softball League Moffitt Hayes Preston Kincannon Coterien Tabby Hall Erickson Robertson

Boxing Results From AP Bangkok? Not specified

Sammy Angott from Pittsburgh won on points over Victor Vallee of Puerto Rico. In Tampa Chino Alvarez defeated Roger Bernard of Flint on points after ten rounds.

New York Sammy Angott Pittsburgh Victor Vallee Puerto Rico Tampa Fla Chino Alvarez Roger Bernard Flint, Mich

Shooting leaves two injured as focus shifts to timeline

Early reports indicate a shooting incident occurred with two people wounded. Investigators said the event drew attention to the location and timing, as authorities began securing the site and collecting witness statements.

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