Inter-City league battles loom in Asheboro and Thomaville
In Asheboro Bossong and McCrary renew their clash as Blue Eagles chase top place. Bossong seeks to halt McCrary’s progress while both teams eye key wins. Thomville hosts Maurice and Thomasville in a prime Inter ity league showdown. Proximity visits High Point as White Sox shuffle lineup ahead of upcoming games. Manager Harvey reorganizes the Adama Millie squad amid rumors of late changes.
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Slick Shepherd
Asheboro
Bossong
McCrary
Blue Eagles
Indians
Imity
Iig
Umn
Thomville
Maurice
Thomasville
Thomas- Hie
te-Millia
White Sox
Harvey
Hickman Meets Harben in Grudge Bout Friday Night
Wake Forest great Herman Hickman faces George Harben in the main event at High Point arena Friday night. The bout is billed after a near riot last time and both fighters seek vengeance. The card opens with Lumpkin versus Hyatt and features two best two of three falls, with 90 and 60 minute limits. doors at 7 15 and first bell at 4 30.
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Herman Hickman
George Harben
High Point Arena
Hickman
Wake Forest
Harden
Big George
Little Beaver
Denning
Beaver
Curt
Father Lumpkin
Lao Hyatt
Cowboy Lattrall
Conservati ve ny af A B MC 19 8 in soft ball battle
In a Commercial Softball league game the Sell Conservation Service overwhelmed the A B Club 19 to 8. Turner belted two home runs for Conservation, Daley added one, while C Robbins went 3 for 3 for A B C in a strong batting day.
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Sell Conservation Service
A. B. Club
To &. Turner
Conservation Late
Daley
C. Robbins
New Yorker To Captain Duke Cagers In 37
Durham June 2 Kenneth Podger of Kenmore New York will captain the 1087 Duke University basketball team for the 1937 season.
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New Yorker
Duke Cagers
Durham
Kenneth Podger
Kenmore
N. Y
Duke University
Promoter Fails To Award Prizes At Fayetteville Event
Fayetteville June 2 promoter R W West of a merchants exposition is jailed in default of 6000 bond on two charges of obtaining money under false pretense. One charge stems from a drawing promising a car that was not purchased and the winner Mrs Charles Ingold refused a 200 payoff. The second charge involves a beauty contest won by Miss Louise Everett over a promised omen prize. Carey Sloan, secretary, said local merchants association was not involved.
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Fayetteville
R. W. West
Charles Ingold
Ingold
Louise Everett
West
Merchants Association
Carey Sloan
James V’s banquet of gold coins in barren Scotland
A fragment notes 16th century King James V of Scotland hailed as a choice fruit of the country his guests tasted a banquet in a barren land famed for hunting and gold mining. The king reportedly served a dessert of covered dishes piled with newly minted gold pieces.
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James V
America Loses 10 Australia In Tennis Play
Philadelphia June 2 American Davis Cup campaign faced setback as Jack Crawford defeated Wilmer Allison in five sets yielding Australia decisive third point. Budge's 6-2 6-2 6-4 win over Adrian Quist gave Australia a 3-2 edge as Americans eye next year prospects. Controversy surrounds Allison over Grant selection. officials defend captain Pate. Australia’s Cup hopes brighten with Perry and Austin setbacks in Europe.
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Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
Jack Crawford
Wilmer Allison
Australia
United States
Donald Budge
Adrian Quist
Budge
Crawina Fiter
America
Allison
Quist
England
Forest Hills
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Walter Merrill Hall
Bill
Tilden
Walter Pate
Pate
Hall
Cochet
Lacoste
Perry
Austin
Germany
von Cramm
Lund
Henkel
Mercer Beasley
Allison-grant
Grant
Bunny Austin
Fred Perry
Allen Shines in Chicago Outfield Trio
Chicago on June 2 reports Ethan Allen, the rider in the Curt Davie trade, proving a bargain for manager Charlie Grimm. While not as hard a thrower as Chuck Klein, Allen’s speed and fielding, alongside Frank Demaree and Augie Galan, give the Cubs a high speed defensive outfield and trouble opposing batters.
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Chicago
Ethan Allen
Curt Davie
Cubs
Philadelphia
Chuck Kiein
Charlie Grimm
Allen
Kiein
Frank Demaree
Little Augie Gala
Printers Defeat Salvation Army in Commercial League game
The Printers softball team defeated the Salvation Army laddies 20 to 11 yesterday afternoon in High Point. Ridge pitched for The Enterprise as the Printers rallied from an early deficit, with McGhee and J Newby leading hitting for the Printers while Stroud and McDowell starred for the Salvation Army.
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High Point Enterprise
Salvation Army Laddies
Printers
Ridge
Enterprise
Laddies
McGhee
J. Newby
Stroud and McDowell
Atara
Salvation Army
Wolf Will Lead Coaching School At UNC Meet
Hermont Wolf, newly named grid mentor at the University of North Carolina, will lead the 15th annual coaching school for athletic directors and coaches from August 17 to 198. Robert A. Fetzer, athletic director, will supervise. Courses cover football basketball baseball track boxing wrestling and athletic training and conditioning.
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Chapel Hill
Ie Hermont Wolf
University Oforth Carolina
University of North Carolina
Robert A. Fetzer
High Point College Ends Successful Athletic Year
High Point College wraps a strong 1935-36 season across soccer basketball baseball and tennis. Panthers win Central Carolina Association soccer title and North State conference crown in basketball while fifth in baseball and notable tennis progress. Coach Vireil Yow leads overall success with Broadus Culler and M P Yarborough steering soccer and tennis respectively. Several players secure summer spots with semi pro and industrial teams despite lower attendance at some home games.
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Ccaibes
High Point College
Panther
Central Carolina Association
Yewmen
Panthers
Panther Pack
Vireil Yow
Yow
Broadus Culler
M. P. Yarborough
Baskall
Willis Park
Kernereville
Duke
Locees
Duke Blue Devils
High Point
Culler
Harris
Concord
Red” Dorsett
Dud” Koonta
Thomasville
Diamont
Burlington
Gibsonville
Rudisill
Lincolnton
Bilder
Ingle
White
Seley
Southern Women Fight For Title In Oklahoma City
June 2 in Oklahoma City dozens of wind gusts challenged field at the Southern Women's Golf Championship. Led by Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallas, she posted sub par medal score to open as favorite. First round pairings feature Mrs. Chatham Hunter of Memphis facing Mrs. Hunter expected to rise under favorable conditions.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Country Club
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Tex
Chatham Hunter
Memphis
Tenn
Hunter
Hetty Jameson
San Antonio
Leon Solomon
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Kathryn Kemphill
Greenville
D. C
Jameson
Jeff Rogers
Amarillo
Solomon
Gcc. Jackson
Saenger
Ekather Jokerst
Hemphill Hae
Gaither Hatcher
Emphis
How Can I By Ann Ashley
A column answering reader questions on leather restoration eye wrinkle care and cooking tips. It suggests painting faded leather with water color enamel then polishing, massaging muscle oil to reduce wrinkles, and adding bicarbonate of soda to tomatoes to prevent milk curdling.
Plant Expansion Planned for Carolina Parlor Furniture
ENLARGER PLANT STATESVILLE June 2 The Carolina Parlor Furniture company here said constantly expanding business in recent months would necessitate enlargement of the plant. The enlargement is expected to be completed July 1 and will add 50 percent to the plant's capacity.
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Statesville
Carolina Parlor Furniture Company
Harris Held in Shooting Near Waynesville
Will Harris, a 36 year old WPA road foreman, was jailed today in Waynesville on charges connected to the fatal shooting of Wiley Connor who was killed Sunday at his home. The case centers on the road project where Connor worked.
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Waynesville
Will Harris
Wiley Connor
WPA
Harris
Connor
Lessons In English And Baseball Pirates Rise To .500
A mixed piece blends language lessons from W L Gordon with Pittsburgh Pirates coverage. The Pirates sit 21–20, third in the league, aided by Jim Weaver’s rise as a starter and relief help from Hoyt and Bush. Batters Waner Vaughan Blanton and Bru Baker contribute, while Paul Waner and Suhr show strong averages amid early-season hustle.
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Associated Prens
Pittburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Cardinals
Gaints
Darrell
Cy) Blatton
Jim Weaver
Bacco
Weaver
Blanton
Bill Swift
Waite Hoyt
Guy Bush
Swift
Ralph Bickofer
Vaughan
Bill Brubaker
Kansas City
Pie Traynors
Gun Suhr
Paul Waner
Piz Potson
Fred Schulte
Washington
Look and Learn to A. C. Gordon
Anemia is a deficiency in the blood causing pallor heart palpitations and debility. Columbus is buried in Seville Spain. A geyser is a spring that intermittently ejects heated water and steam. The concert master plays the first violin. Maine has more than 1600 lakes.
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Columbus
Maine
Seville
Spain
Modern Etiquette Tips for Gifte and Greetings
A brief guide lists suitable gifts for a bride including silver articles cut glass jewelry paintings rugs and furniture items. It also clarifies etiquette forms such as saying Mr and Mrs Brown are coming and explains a corsage bouquet as flowers worn on the bodice.
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Mr. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Richard Nash as Bath's famed master of ceremonies
Richard Nash, celebrated English wit, presided over the assembly and seam ing rooms at Bath, the famed early 18th century watering place, where his word was law and deportment governed social conduct.
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Richard Nash
Bath
Light blues in clothing lack sun fastness found
A brief notice reports light shades of blue in many garments are not sun fast. The finding implies colorfastness issues for fabrics exposed to sunlight, affecting color durability and garment care guidance.
Old Timer Predicts Open Champion At Baltusrol
Springfield dispatch notes 46-year-old MacDonald Smith, from Carnoustie, believing an old timer will win the National Open at Baltusrol. He cites hard undulating greens and strong following winds, naming Bobby Cruickshank, Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen, and Tommy Armour as likely victors among seasoned players. Other entrants receive mention for tee accuracy and drive.
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Springfield
N. J
Carnoustie
McDonald Smith
Baltusrol
MacDonald Smith
Bobby Cruickshank
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Ky Laffoon
Olin Dutra
Horton Smith
Byron Nelson
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Lubricant-induced Distributor Fault Reported
Lubricants entering the distributor head may cause a short circuit in the distributor. This fault can burn the breaker nuts and trigger ignition trouble, risking further electrical damage. Authorities warn technicians to inspect lubrication paths and ensure proper sealing to prevent arcing and misfire conditions.
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Longshore Club
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Art Krenz
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