This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
2
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 9 to 4 to extend their win streak to nine games and regain the lead in the American League race. The Browns beat the Senators 4-3, while other notes include Detroit’s 3-2 win over Philadelphia and St Louis’ strong showing as the season unfolds.
Last night’s boxing cards featured Pais of Chicago against East Til who outboxed Heston. Stillman defeated Lohman, while Gorilla Jones from Akron beat Wesley Ketchell in Portland.
A youth baseball league started yesterday under W F P Bailey and playground supervisors. Two teams per playground compete using diamond rules. In first division Emma ir defeated Tate street 19 to 2 and Blair park beat Ray Street. In second division Crimer beat Blair park 21 to 7, Ray Street defeated High school 12 to 3, and Emma Blair defeated Tate street 26 to 2.
In Charlotte on July 16 the Piedmont league showed a four team battle for the lead with Wilmington Pirates and the Colts of Bienniue tied atop the standings. Greensboro and Richmond traded wins as stars like Herman Holshouser Mize Bucher and Hendee fueled late innings while Charlotte split a double bill with the Twins. Jim Lyle, Bill Kermode and Guy Lacy each earned notable performances in the day’s twin bill, with Richmond surging and Durham dropping a late comeback.
The Carolinas Open golf tournament at the Carolina Pines course opens tomorrow with a preamateur best ball today. Henry Picard defends last year’s Greensboro title, with Arthur Hamm Freddie Hyatt Wagene Mills among leading pros. Total prize money is 750 with 200 to the winner. amateurs receive trophies. High Point’s Bilnew and Andy Merrilees enter today’s event and the main competition.
Raleigh announces the sixth pane convention of the Young Tar Heel Association Future Farmers of America to be held July 26 to 31 in cooperation with North Carolina College's summer school.
The term cowboys originated in the American Revolution era and was used to describe bands of Tories who plundered from both sides, reflecting partisan violence and shifting loyalties in early American conflict.
The High Point Pointers travel to Albemarle Thursday to face Gramite Belt league power. They return to meet Briggs Jackson in Lexington Friday and cap the series Saturday in High Point.
In Iowa City Nelson defeats Johnny Martin of Sioux City 4 four rounds while Young Miller of Sioux City outpoints Red Stanley of Portland in a two bout card.
Crandings Piedmont League games today list Richmond at Durham Wilmington at Greensboro. Yesterday results show Winston-Salem 12 2 over none Charlotte 1 3. Wilmington 3 beat Greensboro 5. Richmond 6 Durham 6.
New York meets Pittsburgh while Brooklyn faces Cincinnati as the only NL games on tap. Scores show New York 14 over Cincinnati 8 with Bresmire and Sieteeaee staked by Roston. Other matchups include Chicago at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia with mixed results across St. Louis Boston Washington.
Yesterday's stars include George Watkins of the Cardinals driving in three with a double and two singles, Monte Pearson of the Indians holding Red Sox to four hits and scoring the winning run, Johnny Verges of the Giants belting a bases loaded homer, Mayd Vaughan of the Pirates contributing four hits in a Dodgers beatdown, John Stone and Ervin Foy of the Tigers homering to topple the Athletics, Kiki Cuyler of the Cubs delivering two runs with a double in a rally against the Braves, Pred Walker of the Yankees homering and driving in five, and other noted performances from early season action.
Des Moines fighter Des Moines Louis Lefty Mays knocks out Irish Jack Kennedy in Sioux City. The bout featured fast combinations and a decisive finish as Mays earns victory for his team.
NEW YORK July 19 It looks like the PGA championship set for Milwaukee starting August 8 may lack many top players as Densmore Shute and Walter Hagen cannot return from Europe in time Gene Sarazen Craig Wood and Joe Kirkwood also say they probably will not play Wood notes a September date would suit him and Sarazen and Kirkwood cite commitments at their clubs Leo Diegel plans to enter and compete in the Pennsylvania Open next week The players applaud Shute for his British Open victory and praise his steadiness.
Durham report shows Joe Hauser of Minneapolis adding six homers to push season total to 41 four baggers and raise his percentage from .422 to .461. J Anderson of the Northern League slips to second with only a two point gain.
A small diamond pointed hammer is dropped from about 10 inches to test tool hardness. The rebound is measured to assess steel hardness, with engineers determining material hardness from the impact.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.