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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1930
Page
7
Fisher Bats .420 But 0 Dougl Is Hit Leader
New York July 19 Part time National league players push for bat supremacy as George Fisher of St. Louis hits .420 in limited at bats. Frank O Doubl of Philadelphia leads with .403 while Fisher trails by 143 at bats to 298 for O Doubl. Other leaders include Klein, Cuyler, and Comorosky in doubles runs and hits with Klein topping home runs and RBIs.
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New York
Geo. Fisher
St. Louis
Frank O'Doul
Philadelphia
Fisher
O'Doul
Frank Frisch
Frisch
Adam Comorosky
Pittsburgh
O’doul
Chuck Klein
Bell Terry
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago
Cuyler
Klein
Comorosky
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Paul Waner
Havig
Stepphenson
Herman
Terry
P. Waner
Heilmann
Cincinnati
Lindstrom
Grantham
Home Water Supply For Yadkin Family
In Yadkin County the Long home gains running water via a new hydraulic ram mounted 80 feet below a spring and 817 feet from the house. County agent L F Brumfield reports the ram pumps ample water for house and livestock and excess is used to water plants amid dry weather.
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Yadkinville
J. L. Long
Yadkin County
L. F. Brumfield
German Merchant Ship Sinks After Fire Surrendered Crew Rescued
The German merchantman Targis, en route from Valparaiso to Hamburg and Antwerp, caught fire and was abandoned by all aboard. It sank near 33 45 N, 50 45 W, after rescuers from the British steamer Ranzitata, en route to Southampton from Wellington, N Z, stood by for hours. All 63 crew and passengers were aboard the rescuing ship.
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London
Hurrying to Take Profits Marks Stock Market Close
Wall Street traders, amid weak week end surveys, hurried to take profits as the rally faded. Major names like Westinghouse, Byers, American Can, AT&T, Johns Manville and Eastman Kodak fell 1 to 4 points while U S S Steel held steady. Trading volume remained light with under 600 000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Wall Street
Westinghouse Electric
Byers
American Can
American Telephone
Johns Manville
Eastman Kodak
U. S&s. Steel
Ford
Western Electric
Sears Roebuck
Canada
Kansas City Southern
Chicago Association of Commerce
Youngstown
Carnegie
Case
Allied Chemical
Dupont
Procter and Gamble
American Water Works
Columbian Carbon
Radio Standard
N. J
International Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Shifts In Major Names
A list of prominent stocks shows mixed performance with gains for some sector leaders like Am & For Power and General Electric, while others such as Chry on Moment see weaker showing. The ticker tape includes names from mining, tobacco, autos, and utilities, reflecting varied investor sentiment and sector rotation.
Night Ball Squabble In Piedmont Settled
The Piedmont League settled disputes over night baseball payments. Four teams with electric light facilities will be paid 875 for each away night game to offset extra costs, with half if a game is moved up to 6 pm on the last day. Judge Bramham helped negotiate the agreement.
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Henderson
Raleigh
J. F. Mills
Henderson Association
W. G. Bramham
Swimming records fall at water meet session two
Honolulu reporter notes two new marks at the International Swimming meet. Buster Crabbe of USC set a 100 meter freestyle record in 16 minutes 15.4 seconds, while Johnny Weismuller swam a 10:22.2 record. Hui Makani of Honolulu edged the Olympic relay mark in 9:29.4.
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Honolulu
Buster Crabbe
University of Southern California
Johnny Weismuller
Hui Makani
United States
Pick Right Weather for Treat Lakes Air Cruise
Organizers of the Treat Lakes Air Cruise select August for departure after consulting two veteran water enthusiasts. They chose the two weeks beginning August to ensure favorable conditions for the tour.
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Treat Lakes
Corn Leads Market Rally on Hot Drought Outlook
Chicago reports corn rising to near a bushel above yesterday as drought risks persist in the corn belt. The weekly forecast shows no widespread drought relief and ongoing extreme heat threatens the crop. Severe damage noted across sections, with corn futures up over seven cents at times. wheat and oats also rise while provisions hold firm.
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Chicago
Gehrig tightens race behind Simmons in AL batting
In Chicago on July 19 Lou Gehrig moved within two points of Al Simmons atop the AL batting race with a .384 average while Sam Rice and other leaders held pace. Gehrig also drove in 99 runs and reached 232 total bases as Babe Ruth led homers with 32.
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Chicago
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
al Simmons
Athletics
Milwaukee al
Sam Rice
Dickey
New York
Combs
Manush
St. Louis- Washington
Foxx
Philadelphia
Gehrig
Johnny Hodapp
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Marty McManus
Detroit
Tiger
Washington
McManus
Earl Combs
Yankee
Connie Mack
Boston
Robert Moses Grove
Ted Lyons
Wes Ferrell
Indians
New Orleans cotton opens firmer on week end demand
Cotton in New Orleans started firm with early gains of ten to eleven points as traders covered shorts. Prices moved higher with October up to 13.33 and December to 13.50 before easing, closing ten points higher on the day. the data includes futures for Jan Mar May July Oct and Dec with lifting implied by steady demand and cover activity. A separate note mentions a dramatic plunge into a circular basin with an estimated 4,300,000 horsepower potential from falls.
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New Orleans
Boy Admits Murder of Mother After Quarrel
A 14 year old boy Lester Mohr confessed to county Attorney George Clark Jr that he knocked his mother Mrs Gus Mohr 35 unconscious with a brick and shot her to death in the farm home kitchen after a Thursday quarrel over work.
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Holstein
George Clark, Jr
Lester Mohr
Gus Mohr
Cotton opens steady as Liverpool aids advance
New York cotton market rises with the October contract touching 13.30 on an 8 to 13 point opening gain. Traders note wet gains of 12 to 15 points from dry weather in the central and western belts, though activity eases after initial orders and midweek profit taking.
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New York
Liverpool
Continental
Bombay
Manchester
Chicago University Receives 1.235 Million in Gifts
The University of Chicago announced gifts totaling 1.235 million dollars, including a one million dollar grant from the Rockefeller Foundation’s general education board. The funds are for two new campus buildings and various school projects.
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Chicago
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
University of Chicago
Road safety rule targets defective cars in Tennessee
Nashville authorities will stop motorists with defective vehicles and warn them to fix defects or remove the car within 48 hours after notification. The rule follows a state wide save-n’ life campaign offering free car inspections.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Elsc
New Airway Route Between St Louis and New York
Work has begun on a new airway between St Louis and New York City. The route will include five radio range beacons twelve intermediate landing fields and beacon lights. Only two sections require new construction the rest is already in operation.
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Washington
St. Louis
New York City
The English Alphabet Arrives From Tatts Theaters
A brief item notes the English alphabet concept arriving via Tatts Theaters, marking its emergence in local culture. It highlights a cultural transfer and the influence of entertainment venues on literacy displays.
Lexington Edges Thomas Mills 6 4 Behind Third Inning Rally
Lexington scored six runs in the third inning on seven hits and two errors to beat Thomas Mills 6 to 4. Brogdon started for Thomas Mills, then Young relieved in the third and allowed only two scratch hits the rest of the game.
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Lexington
Thomas Mills
Brogdon
Young
Por Styers
Brown
McClary
Biesecker
Cook
Thoma
Williama
Blosser
Fuquay
Ragsdale
Cooper Ib Radcliffe
Ee Johnson
Stew Wee
Young Ss
Enews Sheen Brogdon
I. Young
Thomas Millis
Fuqual
Williams
Price
Mooney
Balis
Johnson
Youngits
McDowell
Mason
Myrtle Desk Club Defeats Rube Inc in Close Game
Myrtle Desk nine beat Rube Eldridge Inc by 19 to 11 in a tight contest. Myrtle Desk opened with four runs in the first inning while Rube Inc answered with five in the second. Steed and Harris led the losers, Wall had most singles for the winners.
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Rube Eldridge, Inc
Myrtle Desk
Steed
Harris
Wall
Rube, Inc
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