Adams-Millis Defeats Triangle In Industrial Loop
Adams-Millis White Sox win the second half opener against Triangle by 6 to 1. Lefty Wilson earns the win with four hits allowed and contributes a home run and a double. Stone tops the lineup with three hits in four at bats as Adams-Millis sews up the game with a decisive seventh inning rally.
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Dawson-Clark- Falcowe
Engineers to Meet Raleigh Convention at Wrightsville Beach
The North Carolina Society of Engineers will hold a two day convention at Wrightsville Beach on August 2 and 3. Leaders from Raleigh and other cities join engineers for lectures and discussions on current projects and standards.
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North Carolina Society of Engineers
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Local Juniors To Play Greensboro Tomorrow
Rain forced postponement of the Amer ican Legion Juniors versus Greensboro Juniors game at Greens boro. The contest will be played in Gate City tomorrow afternoon with Greensboro visiting here next Wednesday for a return. The Juniors also schedule matches with Statesville next week.
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Thomas And Rawley Lead Marksmen In Wednesday Shoot
W. B. Thomas and J. P. Rawley topped the High Point Skeet club regular shoot with 49 and 48 points respectively. R. E. Wibberts of Winston-Salem also performed well, hitting 45 of 50, with a field of shooters posting scores from 22 to 12.
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Winston-Salem
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Ray Idol
Ray Craven
Bradford Thomas
H. G. Mderton
Dave Yow
E. L. Davis
W. J. Frazier
Death of Mills River Man Listed as Suicide
Hendersonville July 18 reports Thomas Granville Heffner age 20 of Mills River found shot through the heart. The death was listed as death by own action.
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Bread Tops Nourishment Per Price Says Statistics
Astatistician ranks foods by nourishment relative to price with bread leading followed by peas potatoes butter cheese milk apples eggs cod and beefsteak in order.
Hallahan and Grove Staging Comebacks In 1935 Race
Hallahan and Grove top the list of candidates for the era’s greatest comeback. Hallahan has won five straight after a rough start and pitched well in recent complete games. Grove has won eleven, helped by an 8 to 1 win over Cleveland as Boston stretches its lead in the division race.
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Adams-Millis Triumph Upsets City Hall In Golf League
Rain halted most Commercial Golf League matches yesterday. Adams-Millis defeated City Hall to move atop the standings. The Enterprise won a forfeit from Wachovia Bankers while Coterien forfeited to the Pentagons. The Duck club versus American Business was postponed.
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Back To Hurl Sunday For Carolina All-Stars
CHAPEL HILL July 18 The Carolina All-Stars baseball team will tackle the White Sox at High Point Sunday at 3 30 o clock. Expected starters include Dick Buck Ox Farrell Jim Hutchins Herman Snyder Dick Dashiell Harry Montgomery Bilis Fusal and Jimmy Cox with Irby Wright Ike Jeans Red Parrish Obie Davis Emmett Joyce Monroe Fulghum among others. Buck, remembered for a prior touchdown pass, is slated to start the hurling. Montgomery and Snyder are co captains for the fall season.
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Carolina
Dick Buck
Ox Farrell
Jim Hutchins
Herman Snyder
Dick Dashiell
Harry Montgomery
Bilis Fusal
Jimmy Cox
Bruce Riggsbee
Irby Wright
Tar Heels
Emmett Joyce
Haddie Kahn
Fusal
Monroe Fulghum
Snyder
Atlantic Christian College
Lefty Young Seeks Eleventh Straight Victory at Willis Park
Undefeated pitcher Lefty Young of the Adams-Millis White Sox aims for an 11th straight win when he faces the Chatham Blanketeers at Willis Park tomorrow night. First pitch is 8 15 o clock. Young has defeated Elkin twice this season 6 to 0 and 4 3.
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Big Guns Of Majors For 1934 Find Going Row
Washington reports that leading sluggers from last year such as Al Simmons Heinie Manush and Hal Trosky are in batting slumps in 1934 Simmons is near .250 and benched for a time Manush is below .300 Trosky sits around .240 as others like Jo Jo White Earl Averill Goose Goslin and Earl Combs also fall behind their prior pace
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Boston
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Detroit
Chapman
Earl Combs
Yankees
Marvin Owen
Pitcher Seeks eleventh straight win against Blanteers
A local pitcher, fresh off ten straight victories, prepares to face the Blan keteers tomorrow night. Crowds are expected to be among the largest of the season for the Friday night showdown.
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Building permits show $4.43 million in Raleigh construction
Records from Raleigh dated July 18 report permits issued for new construction valued at 4,428,506 dollars. The data captures activity across multiple projects and builders in the city.
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Cities Over 10 000 Population in 1935 States Report
The report lists 21 cities with populations above 10 000 in early 1935, compared with a total of 203 903 residents across the same period. The comparison highlights urban growth as of 1935.
Janitors to Meet Raleigh on July 18 Conference
White school maintenance and janitors will attend a conference here next week by the State School committee. The janitors will receive instruction in the latest methods carrying out their duties.
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Raleigh
Myrtle Desk And Adams-Millis Triumph In Diamond Ball Tilts
Myrtle Desk earned its 15th straight win by routing Globe Parlor 29 to 3. Adams-Millis beat Amos No. 1 11 to 1 in Diamond Ball action yesterday.
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Rothrock
G Pierce
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Taylor
Kearns
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Beard
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Kirk
High Tide Takes Early Lead in South Atlantic Regatta
Beaufort South Carolina July 18 High Tide skippered by Dick Bray led after sweeping the first two races in the annual South Atlantic Regatta series. High Tide posted a 1 51 67 in the second race for a total of 16 points two ahead of Sandpiper owned by John Bennett of Charleston which finished second yesterday. The Teal skippered by Charles Boykin of Charleston finished third.
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Bill Scheper
High Tide
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John Bennett
Charleston
Charles Boykin
Elephant Toenail Counts Highlight Species Difference
African elephants have three hind toenails while Indian elephants have four, a noted difference in foot morphology. This distinction underscores species-specific anatomy observed by researchers in zoology and wildlife science.
Surrey Nurse Sellwood Senses Tremors From Japan
In Surrey England a nurse named Sellwood described as a human aeismograph experiences body vibrations due to earthquakes in Japan. An accompanying note claims carbon monoxide from cars kills about three Americans per day.
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England
Sellwood
Japan
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