Highland and Adams-Millis Split Weekend Baseball Action
Highland and Highland Overall split a doubleheader with Adams-Millis and Highlanders, with Adams-Millis winning the first game 11 to 0 and Highland Overall taking the nightcap 13 to 5. Southern Chair and 8 P. U. were idle. league standings show Adams-Millis close to S.P.U. and Highlanders mid pack amid a busy weekend.
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Adams-Millis
Southern
Highland
So. Ch
High Point
P. U
W. L. Pet
U. Cseenetecom
H. P
South
Southern Chair
Ingram Hurls No Hit No Run Game to Beat Freeman
HPT & D. Railroaders beat Trinity 14 2 in game one and then 9 0 in a no hit no run finale with N Ingram pitching. Elder and Hoehn drove in four runs, Lightfoot standout in both games, Blue pitched well. G Bouldin led Trinity with 2 for 4.
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Trinity
Freeman Mill
Freeman Mii
N. Ingram
Elder
Hoehn
Lightfoot
Railroaders
HPT & D
Abrheg. Sar
Laghtfoet
Seccecseessseess
White
Railroad
G. Bouldin
Blue
Abre G. Elder
Eee
Renee
Ingram
Mann
Brutten
Seemann Bali
B. Smith
HE Smith
Smith
Cc. Pield
G. Field
G. Eider
Adams-Millis routs Southern Chair in baseball tilt at Willis Park
Adams-Millis of the Industrial league overwhelmed Southern Chair Mine 10 to 0 before Pointer-Draper. Lee Sherrill allowed four singles as Adams sockers built leads each inning except the last two. Geston Hinkle and Stone led the winners with three hits each. Cooke and Cooper starred defensively for the losers.
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ELL
Nteens Dov, Co
Seeseeese
Adams-Mills
Abrhpore Cooper, Fy
Ceetei
Peace
Steeeese
MOBR
C.F
Newsome
Stone
Cseeee
W. Hinkle
G. Hinkle
Smith
Harvey, c
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Sherrill
Steele, Co
R. Southern Chair
Adams-Millis
Cooper
Mann
H. Cooke
Thomas
Davis
Basse
Adams
Millis
Southron
Milk
Hayworth
Willis Park
Adams Sockers
Lee Sherrill
McParland
Geston Hinkle
Cooke
Ritter
Son
Abrhpoae Oe
Stout
Durham Bulls Rally Past Wilmington 9 to 8 On Industrial Day
In front of 6500 plus fans on industrial day, Durham Bulls erased an early eight run deficit to beat Wilmington 9 to 8. Durham pounded Butler and Dennis for 17 hits led by Koy with a three run homer and a bases loaded triple plus three singles. Shumey Brittain added a double and four singles.
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Durham
Durham Bulls
Wilmington
Butler
Dennis
Agers
Koy
Powers
Shumey Brittain
Charlie Brown Wins High Point Country Golf Sweepstakes
Charlie Brown captured first place with a 76 at the High Point Country Golf sweepstakes yesterday. K. Young took second and C. A. Perry finished third in the tournament.
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Chariie I. Brown
T. K. Young
C. A. Perry
Union Hill Splits Twin Bill With Ridge Road Win
Union Hill baseball split a doubleheader. They beat Ridge Road 2 to 1 in a tight pitchers duel and lost to Melrose second team 15 to 1.
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Union Hils
Union Hill
Ridge Road
Melrose
Sale of automobiles shows 14 percent drop in June
In June of this year sales of automobiles fell by nearly 14 percent compared with the prior year, reflecting a notable decline in demand for motor vehicles.
Sapiro Indicted in Racket Probe
Aaron Sapiro, noted lawyer, is indicted in New York on conspiracy to stifle trade by strong arm methods. He was a fugitive from Chicago where 21 defendants faced charges after a jury investigation into trade rackets.
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New York
Chicago
Aaron Sapiro
Bids Sought For Local Mail Messenger Service
Competitive bids for the contract on mail messenger service at the local post office will be received until August at which time recommendations will be forwarded to the department for approval. A notice posted in the post office gives details. A. Dare, superintendent of mails, may be contacted for information.
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Department
Héew
A. Dare
Pointers Face Winston Twins at Willis Park
High Point fans get a 3:30 p.m. game with the Winston-Salem Twins at Willis Park. Lord Perry will start on the mound for the locals, while ex-Winston manager Jimmie Poole plays first base seeking revenge.
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High Point
Winston-Salem Twins
Willis Park
Twins
Lord” Perry
Winston
Jimmie ‘Oole
Winston-Salem
Russell
Young
M. Hayworth
Weston
Poole
Smith
Thomas Or Henry
C. Hayworth
Perry
Neighborhood tennis results in heavy rain upsets week
In the Y Neighborhood Tennis Leagues, heavy rain changed many results. Sechrest leads the B Division with no losses as Johnson Street and Burrus Memorial Hospital clash in the A Section. A meeting for players set for Tuesday night August 1 to plan the City Wide Singles and Doubles Tournament.
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Sechrest
Johnson Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Bivens
Lindsay-Woodrow
Lewis
Jamestown
Beck
Hartley
Rogers
Hodgins
Humphries
Burrus Soda
Johnson &J
Getty
Conrad
B. Hosp
Parsons
John
Bodie
Buck
Eagle
John St
Jones Burns Dies At Home In Asheboro
Jones Burns aged 35 died at his Asheboro home after a six month illness. He leaves a wife Miriam Whitner of Hickory, a daughter, a brother T. A. Burns, and a sister Mrs. Jane Covington. His father was the late Captain Burns of the High Point Thomasville railroad. He served in the automobile business and belonged to the American Legion post. Funeral services are Sunday at 4 pm at T. A. Burns residence, Rev. R. F. Truesdale officiating. Interment in city cemetery.
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the Enterprise
Asheboro
Jones Burns
Miriam Whitner
Hickory
A. A. Whitner
T. A. Burns
Jane Covington
Captain Burns
High Point
Thomasville
American Legion
R. F. Truesdale
First Methodist Church
American Legion To Meet Tuesday At Legton Hall
The An drew Jackson Post No. 87 of the American Legion will meet at Legton Hall 321 North Wrenn street Tuesday night at 8 p m. H L Baumgardner says the agenda includes nominating committee report and officer elections for next year along with delegates to the state Legion convention in Wilmington August 18 19 and 20. Only paid up members may vote.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Legton Hall
North
Wrenn Street
H. L. Baumgardner
State Legion
Wilmington
Prohibition Reform Drive Postponed to September
Romulus Reese executive secretary of the South Carolina Association for Prohibition Reform said the organization’s campaign drive planned for this week has been postponed until September.
Colored Girl Dies After Truck Collision in City
Louise Covington, four, died early Saturday at Burrus Memorial Hospital after being struck by a truck driven by William Jamison Friday noon. Jamison is held on manslaughter charges under a $400 bond. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at Mount Zion Baptist Church. The child lived with her grandmother at 625 Fairview Street. her mother had died.
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Louise Covington
William Jamison
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mount Zion
New Books Added To City Library Collection
Several new books have been added to the City Library rental collection. Highlights include The Album by Mary Roberts Rinehart, White Collar Girl by Faith Baldwin, and Death Is a Stowaway by Wesley Price among others.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Faith Baldwin
Kathleen Norris
Zest
Charlies G. Norris
Sylvia Thompson
Harriet T. Comstock
Margot
Alice Grant Rosman
Pamela Wynne
Christine Whittnfl Parmenter
Grace L. Hill
Conant Engaged in Economic Research Counselling Work
L. W. Conant has spent recent weeks conducting economic research counselling in Washington and New York and will return to continue his work after the weekend. Mrs. Conant and the children visit relatives in Camden New York while he is away from the city.
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L. W. Conant
Washington
New York
Amos Robbins Tie For Second In Amateur League Standings
Melrose remains undefeated after a 15 to 1 win over Jamestown. Robbins and Amos both win to stay tied for second. Guilford edges Furniture City as Adams-Millis defeats Tomlinson 5 to 4. Next week Amos faces Melrose at Civitan while Robbins meets Jamestown at Jamestown.
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Melrose
Jamestown
Adams-Millis - Tomlinson Amos
Triangle
Guilford
Furniture City
Robbins
Pet
Amos Ae Eee O
Iehweebw
Tomlinson
Niseneie Amos
Civitan
Adams-Millis
Kearns St. Crown
Asheboro
Amos
Guilford Hosiery Dominates Furniture City in Slugfest
Guilford Hosiery crushed Furniture City 13 to 7 in a high scoring baseball slugfest. Perry starred with five hits including a homer and a triple, as Guilford belted seven home runs and five triples. Clodfelter led the losers with two homers while Reeves Kennedy also contributed five at bats.
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Furniture City
Perry
Clodfelter
Reeves
Kennedy
Aba
Os Key
Wood
Guilford Furniture City
Gurley
Grubb
J. Cecil
Mathis
Newby
Pendry
Sherrill
Craver Delivers Win as Adams-Millis Edges 4 3
Craver set up five scattered hits while teammates pushed across the deciding runs in a 4 to 3 Adams-Millis victory. Wall led hitters with five for five, Rimmer followed with four for five, and T. Martin starred for the losers with strong at bats and field work.
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Adams-Millis
Craver
Wall
Adams- Millis
Rimmer
T. Martin
Adamis-Millis
Bullins
Rout Ruitters Win Tight Amateur League Game
The Rout Ruitters edged Crown Hosiery in a close amateur league match. Cher schedy Toe Robbies Ruitters and Pap Hill comment on effort, noting no substitutions and a tight finish.
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Toe Robbies
Retasting Fence Flight Record Attributed to Kenneth Huster
The record for the retasting fence flight was set by Kenneth Huster, reportedly achieving a time of 55 percent hours and 41 minutes.
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Kenneth Huster
Vere
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