Weaver and Greason to Lead Wake Forest Gridders
Wake Forest announces James H. Weaver will be head football coach this September, debuting after a strong Oak Ridge Institute tenure. Murray Greason will assist as former Wake Forest athlete now coach at Lexington high school. Pat Miller resigns effective July 1 after months of council dispute while the Deacons earned the nickname Giant Killers by beating South Carolina and tying UNC and NC State.
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Wake Forest
Oak Ridge Institute
James H
Jim" Weaver
Centennary College
Weaver
Pat Miller
Demon Deacons
Murray Greason
Lexington
N. C
Miller
Greagon
Deacons
University of South Carolina
University of North Carolina
N. C. State
Briggs-Jackson Indepen dent team to clash with Pointers in Lexington
The Briggs Jackson Independent squad of Lexington plans two games against the Pointers, starting Friday. Local hitters have slumped, with 18 hits in 26 innings recently, yet signings and steady pitching from Lefty Young Kirby and Sherrill promise a stronger weekend. Greensboro All-Stars featuring Teague and Saddler will oppose the locals Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs-Jackson
Lexington
Burlington
Waters
Mack Judson
Briggs
Atlantic Greyhounds
Winston- Salem
Connor
Smith
Weston
Henry
Young
Raleigh
Kirby
Sherrill
Cowan
Greensboro All-Stars
Jimmie Teague
Duck Smith
Shirt Smith
Ike Saddler
Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching Summary
Baseball leaders listed include Frederick Dodger and Martin of the Cardinals with high batting averages and runs batted in by Klein and Hartnett. Other top performers include Klein and Herman tied for doubles, and Carleton in pitching with 61 wins. American League leaders feature Simmons in hits and Gehrig in home runs with notable figures Kuhel Averilla Manush and Come among the top in various categories.
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Frederick
Dodgers
Martin
Cardinals
Rans
Berger
Braves
Bartell
Phillies
Klein
Hartnett
Cubs
Hite — Fullis
F. Herman
Leslie
Giants
Lindstrom
P. Stolen
Davis
Carleton
Als
Parmelee
Gianta
Simmons
Sox
Kuhel
Senators
Averilla
Yankees
Manush
Lazeert
Yankers
Gehrig
Civic Clubs Night Diamond Baseball Action Tonight
A large crowd is expected as Civic Clubs feature the second night of league games. The program opens with Civitans versus Kiwanis, then ABC and Rotary clash. Results from last night include First Reform Church Men’s class losing 4 to 3 to East Side Grocery and Big Brothers Sunday school beating Jewish Progressive club 17 to 3. Industrial league saw South beat Triangle 19 to 63.
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High Point Civic Clubs
Civic Clubs
Civitans
Kiwanis
Rotary
First Reformed Church
East Side Grocery
Big Brothers
Jewish Progressive Club
Southoe
Triangle
Municipal Course Golfers To Meet Country Club Players
Blair park and Country club pros Andy Merrilees and Bill Crichton organize a Sunday match at 2 p.m. Twenty players from the municipal course will face twenty Country club players at the club. City golfers urged to notify Frank Wood or Bill Crichton to join the team.
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Blair Park Municipal Course
Andy Merrilees
Country Club
Bill Crichton
Blair Park
Municipal Course
Frank Wood
Crichton
Former College Foes Meet Again On Diamond As Pros
Charlotte hosts a pro game night featuring Alma mater rivals Charlie Pearce of the Hornets and Junie Barnes of the Wilmington Pirates. Bob Durham starred for Winston-Salem with a two game shutout performance as Greensboro and Richmond posting lopsided wins.
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Diamond
Charlotte
Charlotte Hornets
Charlie Pearce
Davidson College
Wilmington Pirates
Junie Barnes
Wake Forest
Johnny Dobbs
Hornets
Pearce
Mathis
Wildcats
Winston-Salem
GAMES TODAY INDEPENDENTLY SCHEDULED NBA MATCHUPS
Boston visits Washington and Chicago plays Detroit while Cleveland travels to St. Louis. Only games scheduled for today.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Results Yesterday in Baseball: New York 7 Washington 0
Only games played yesterday with New York defeating Washington 7 to 0 and other matches not reported.
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New York
Washington
Unclear match results with partial standings noted
Partial results show Memphis defeating Atlanta 7 to 1 Nashville 4 to 3 Birmingham 8 to 1 Knoxville-Little Rock night omitted from standings No further details available and no context for teams or dates provided
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Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Ccvnss
Chomamooer
Atlanta
Knoxville
Little Rook
Singing Tower Bells in Bob Bird Sanctuary Sighted
The singing tower near Lake Wales Florida features bells weighing from 112 pounds up to 12 tons showcasing the sanctuary’s musical landmark.
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Bob Bird Sanctuary
Lake Wales
Florida
Baer and Hoffman Favor Schmeling Referee at Yankee Stadium
Max Baer and manager Ancil Hoffman back Schmeling as referee for the June 8 bout at Yankee Stadium, despite a suggestion from the rival camp. The decision is accepted as not expected to change the outcome or plans for the title fight.
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Atlantic City
N. 4
Max Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Schmeling
Yankee ‘Stadium
Grant Predicts He Will Lose To Lott
Grant of Atlanta forecast his defeat to George Lott of Chicago in the Dixie Invitation tennis quarterfinals at the University Club in Memphis. He cited poor form from illness and limited practice as his reason for optimism fading. Ellsworth Vines and Lefty Bryan also advanced in other quarterfinals with Vines defeating Covington and Bryan earning a default win.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
George Lott
Chicago
University Club
Grant
Ellsworth Vines
Drew Robert
Left
Zappa
Bill Poeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Berkely Bell
New York
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Schmeling Plans Relentless Training Before Baer Bout
Max Schmeling remains confident about beating Max Baer in 15 rounds and will continue boxing with heavy sessions through the week. He will take a couple of rest days up to Tuesday, then break camp for New York, keeping workouts intense Saturday Sunday and beyond.
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Lake Swannanoa
Wn, I
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
New York
Knitting Mills Reopen as Mitchell Hosiery Vows Duty
Asheville reports Mitchell Hosiery Mills will deploy a force of 50 to 75 workers this week after a period of idle operations following a reorganization of the Asheville Knitting Mills.
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Asheville
Asheville Knitting Mills
Mitchell Hosiery Mills
Pirates Suffer Softball? No, Sledding Toughness In NL
The Pirates, leading the National League, dropped a 5-1 decision to the Chicago Cubs as Charley Root shut them down. The Cubs won the series three games to two, tightening the race with St. Louis for the NL lead. the Cardinals had been idle after a six-game winning streak.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Charley Root
Chicago
Pirates
St. Louis
Cubs
New York Giants
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Washington
Yankees
Senators
Tilden Sees Slim Chance For Yanks In Davis Cup
Big Bill Tilden doubts Ellsworth Vines and teammates can win the Davis Cup this year saying the inter-zone finals may pit them against Australia. He notes Jack Crawford could win two singles, England is strong, and Cochet should win both singles for France with Borotra able to win one of his. Vines remains the sole real American hope.
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New York
Bill Tilden Mot
Ellsworth Vines
Tilden
Australia
Jack Crawford
England
Henri Cochet
France
Jean Borotra
Vines
American All Star Team Taking Shape
A American League stars lineup forms for the July 6 game at Comiskey Park with Lou Gehrig Babe Ruth Bill Dickey Joe Cronin Bob Grove and Al Simmons leading positions Gehrig Dickey Simmons Grove and Cronin top voting at key spots and Ruth and Foxx contending for others as fans cast ballots for the combined AL squad.
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Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Joe Cronin
Washington
Bob Grove
Athletics
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Dickey
Philadelphia
Mickey Cochrane
Simmons
Ruth
Grove
Cronin
Cherryville Carlton Neway Mills Raise Wages 10 Percent
The Carlton and Neway Mills plants in Cherryville announce a 10 percent wage increase for all 276 workers effective immediately.
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Cherryville
Carlton and
Neway Mills
Vance Memorial High School Auditorium Dedicated
The auditorium at the Junior Order orphans home was dedicated with a large crowd attending. Lt. Graham spoke as guest speaker during the ceremony in Lexington.
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Lexington
The
F. Vance Memorial High School
Junior Order Orphans Home
Graham
Pay Increase Granted at Spofford Mills
A 10 percent wage rise takes effect June 5 for 350 employees at Spofford mills in Wilmington. The announcement notes the raise applies to all covered workers and follows negotiations with the workers' representatives.
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Wilmington
Spofford
Ruppert Cheerful If Yankees Stay Best In Baseball
Colonel Jacob Ruppert celebrates ten years of ownership of the New York Yankees while asserting the club must remain world champions. He recalls key late 1931 and 1932 runs and notes his pride in the team, their rival Ferrell, and his support for building other clubs.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Theankees
Col
T. L. Huston
Colonel Ruppert
Ferrell
Cleveland
Red Sox
Chicago
High Point Students Win Big At University Of North Carolina
High Point youths earned Phi Beta Kappa honors for Robert Dorsey Davis while Percy Idol led wrestling and Walter Hargett won a Daily Tar Heel literary award. Bob Hubbard captained cross country and earned a third monogram. Idol and others achieved multiple letters as freshmen and track and wrestling teams in Raleigh and Chapel Hill.
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High Point
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Robert Dorsey Davis
Robert
Percy Idol
Walter Hargett
Daily Tar Heel
Bob Gold
Buccaneer
High Point Boys
Bob Hubbard
Pells
Frank Armfield
Harry Williamson
Carolina
W. G. Shipman
J. C. Montgomery
R. P. Guarino
Baseball salaries, farm system reshape modern game says Colonel
The Colonel argues salaries have grown out of proportion and the era of $75,000 to $80,000 players is gone. He praises the farm, chain store system used by the Yankees, and notes past big signings like Reese and Lary. He cites investment in minor leaguers and predicts future team-building changes.
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Ruth
Yankees
Lary
Reese
Vance
Davis
Phillies
O'Doul
Paul
Koenig
Lazzeri
Crosetti
Baseball Stars Shine In Doubleheader Performances
Yesterday's stars include Bill Herman driving in three runs for the Cubs with a double and a single against the Pirates. Joe Sewell of the Yankees and Joe Cronin of the Senators highlighted the doubleheader with multiple hits and Cronin driving in five runs on a homer, a double and a single.
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Bill Herman
Cubs
Pirates
Joe Sewell
Yankees
Joe Cronin
Senators
Sewell
Cronin
Trustee Sale Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash will occur at 12 o clock noon July 1 1933 at the Greensboro Court House door. The property in Deep River Township Guilford County described as 2.96 acres more or less with improvements and adjoining Julie Campbell and Robert Campbell is offered to satisfy a deed of trust recorded May 2 1927 and transferred to a successor trustee due to default and trustee inactivity.
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J. C. Burgess
Hallie K. Burgess
Central Bank and Trust Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Register of Deeds
Court House
Greensboro
North
Caroline
W.t
Deep River Township
County of
Ulford
Oarolina
O-Wit
Julie Qumpbell
Robert Campbel
Julia
Winston-Salem
Safe Deposit Company Trustee Deed Recorded May 28 1993
The document shows Asheville Safe Deposit Company as successor trustee with C. Alexander as trust officer. It notes a deed recorded in book 414 page in Gull Sew area and dates referencing February 1 1922 and May 28 1993. The entry marks the official filing in the Register of Deeds office and identifies the parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha B. Whiteheart
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under Deed of Trust
Public auction to the highest bidder will be held June 24, 1933 at noon in the Municipal Building High Point NC to sell property in Guilford County North Carolina under a deed of trust dated July 13 1932 for Rosa W Redding et al. The sale requires 25 percent cash deposit.
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Rosa W. Redding
J. Lyman Redding
Mary H. Redding
Chas. C Redding
Hester N. Redding
M. H. Folger
Guilford County
N. C
City of High
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Pointers
Mie
Lexington Club
Joe Palooka
Senor Birpo
Loi
Birpo
Palooka
Man
Ham Fisher
Major League
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International House
peoGy Bocus
Fields Prine
Allen Agle
Bud
Paramount
Lionel Barrymore
Rialto
Phantom OF the Air
Broadway
Barbara Stanwyck
Regis Toomey
ZaSu Pitts
Séventurer of the West
Zane Ghey
Irene Mme
Wil
Mington
Winston-Salem Atchmond and
Greesnboro
Durham
Bob Durham
Greensboro Patriots
Colts
Pats
Hendee
Richmond
Pittsburgh Senneenbene
Ij St. Louis
Willis Park
Abe Freeman
Dempsey
Lott
Cards
Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Col. Ruppert
By Alan Gould
Taylor Street
Redding Corner
M. H. Polger
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