Tomlinson Tops Globe Parlor in Barringer's Hurling Show
Robbins still winning as Jamestown drops behind. Eldridge wins for Robbins with 9 hits allowed by Jamestown's pitching. Home run by Burns and multiple players contributing for both sides in a 17 to 4 Robbins victory at the ballpark.
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Tomlinson
Globe Parlor
Robbins
Jamestown
Knitters
Eldridge
E. Fowler
E. Cooper
Stone
P. Hill
Clark
Hill
Davis
Beeceys
Wopple
B. Powler
Hoover
B. Cooper
Soness
Abrhpore Hodgin
Harvey
Ragsdale
Cosnye Cats
Burns
Pierce
Fowler
Johnson
Wall
Summer
Rice
Barringer
Deaton
McGhee
Campbell
Whee Eeesen
T. Hall
Smith
Prevost
Leach
Harris
Seeveves
Copeland
Wofford
Broadway
Caterers
Howard
Billings
Carmichael
Globe Parlor Ween Tomlinson
Adams-Millis Climbs Into Tie For Second In League
A slugging contest ended 14 to 9 with Southern Public Utilities defeating High Point Overall. Adams-Millis also won 14 to 4 over Highland, moving into a second place tie with Adams-Millis while Southern Chair had a bye. Next Saturday S P U faces Adams-Millis and Highland meets Southern Chair.
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Adams-Millis
Industrial League
Highland
High Point
Southern Public Utilities
Southern Chair
High Point Overall
Southern Public Utility
Adams-Millia
Triangle Takes Second Position In Amateur League
Robbins Knitting Mill leads the Y M C A league with three wins and no losses after beating Jamestown 17 to 4. Triangle moved to solo second by defeating Melrose 6 to 4 while Amos earned its first win by routing Crown 15 to 1. Crown plays Paramount Service Station at Kearns. Melrose against Jamestown at Jamestown. Amos against Robbins at Civitan Park.
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Melrose
Staley
Petty
Terry
Dawson
Parrish
Culler
Prynn
PO Gaddis
Svee Carroll
Ss Flynn
Brown
Bull
Clark
Cc. Smith
A. Smith
Cecil
Rush
Gaddis
C. Smith
Flynn
Amos
Mighty
Crown
Triangle
Uhannane Ghapennelind Aient Gae
Miller
Ball
Ellerbe
Holcomb
Hutchens
Grissom
Amos Mill
P. D. Co
Rothrock
Davis
Os Co. Thomas
Oseall
L. Burge
Connor
W. Thomas
Veneer
Fry
Sewer
McDowell
Seers Ozment
I Hiatt
Peenne Pierce
Burge
W. Hutchens
Nabors
Kearns
I. Tutehens
Stamey
Crown Mill
Farlow
Bullock
Tarlowe
Sheffield
Ferguson
McCombs
Bilerbe
Tate Limore
Ifong
Ethene
P. Bullock
Holcombe
Rf Smith
Orneneee Murdock
Ween
Milter Lopp
McDownell
Gulf- Bacrifice
Rothreck
Wilson
Smith
Hite
beDowe
Obbins
Jamestown
Paramount Service Station
Robbins
Civitan Park
Robbins Knitting Mill
L. Pet. Robbins
Paramount
Adams-Millis Nine Romps Past Highland In Baseball Tilt
Manager McFarland's Adams-Millis nine crushed Highland with 19 hits as G Hinkle led 4 for 6 and Morehead and Harvey each went 3 for 5. Spike Hill struck out three, limiting Highland to three safeties as the standout pitcher in the victory.
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Adams-Millis
Hinkle
Mann
Stone
Aennee
Sateen
Sy Smith
If Cooper
Ssae
Eae
Morehead
Harvey
Seen
Hill
Rimmer
P Sesstees
Mighland
York
F Ward
Shaw
Huffman
B. Anderson
Amby
Highland
Adams Millis
M. Anderson
G. Hinkle
W. Hinkle
Cooper
Yarborough
Jones
McFarland
Spike Hill
Overall Drops Lead as 8 P U Rallies Late
Hard luck day for Overall as 8 P U surged from an 6 2 deficit in the seventh inning and added seven in the seventh and five in the eighth to claim victory. McDowell was the star at bat for Overall in this pitchers duel turned rally.
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Hardiuck
P. U
McDowell
Herman Hickman to wrestle here on Monday night
High Point fans will see Herman Hickman a Tennessee All American at Willis Park in a top wrestling card promoted by Bob Ward Hickman battles Abe Freeman in a finish match known for his past draws in Winston Salem and other North Carolina cities Also Jim Hesslyn versus Eddie Malone is promoted as a clash likely to draw intense local interest with Hesslyn accused of rough play in prior appearance
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Herman Hickman
University of Tennessee
High Point
Willis Park
Bob Ward
Hickman
Ward
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Abe Freeman
New York
Jim Londos
Jim, McMillan
Dody Dusek
Ray Steel
George Zaharias
Dave Shikat
Milo Steinborn
East
South
Londos
Jim Hesslyn
Eddie Malone
Hesslyn
Kidnaper Facing Death Shake Hands During Plea Trial
Elroy forced to write through the mail as indictments for death penalty are tentatively held in abeyance. T. J. Lays on says charges await filing by county prosecutor T. A. Mastin. Johnson Gilbert and wives tied to a grim “pleasure trip” that ended in tragedy near Shawnee and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy
T. J. Layson
T. A. J. Mastin
Johnson
Gilbert
McGee
Miss McElroy
Legislation to Prevent Control of Insider Stock Deals
Lawmakers discuss measures to curb personal stock transactions by officials and prevent external control of trading. debate continues on page one with emphasis on oversight and ethical standards.
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Tee
Greensboro Beats Bulls In Eleventh With Homer
The Greensboro Patriots defeated the Durham Bulls 16 to 15 in 11 innings at Durham. Bucher hit a game winning homer in the 11th as both teams piled up runs including a 15 run surge by Durham in the 7th to 9th. Clark and Lehman homered for their clubs amid a 48 hit barrage. The series ends Sunday at 3 PM.
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Greensboro
Bulls
Homer
Durham
Bucher
Greensboro Patriots
Durham Bulls
Clark
Lehman
Mullaney
Forty Golfers Set For Club Course Clash Today
Forty players from Blair Park municipal course and High Point Country Club meet at High Point Golf Course at 2 p.m. for a team match. Eighty golfers, 20 from each side, are listed by pro Andy Merrilees and Blair Park pro Bill Crichton as they prepare for the afternoon event with spectators expected.
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High Point Country Club
Blair Park Municipal
Andy Merrilees
C. Matton
Wood
Bill Snow
J. W. Poole
I. H
Democratic Leaders Awaiting Repeal AP
The AP reports Democratic leaders urged church pastors to oppose repeal as southern states vote on repeal measures. Michigan and Wisconsin show strong margins for repeal with large popular votes while Rhode Island tabulates May results amid nationwide debate.
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South
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Colorful Muldoon passes to another world
William Muldoon famed 19th century sports figure and former boxing mas ter of New York died at a health farm aged 38 after a long illness. A Civil War veteran and wrestling champion he influenced Theodore Roosevelt Taft and Tunney and was known for his strict care of the body and pioneering shower bath in his youth.
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Elward
NEM
Associated Press
Warchabe
N. Y
William MuLdoon
John L. Sullivan
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Elihu Reot
Chauncey Depew
Edward H. Harriman
Ternally
Muldoon
Genesee Valley
Upper New York
Belfast
Union
New York City
New York Police
Clarence Bratter
Edwin Bibby
William Miller
Lefty Young to Hurl as Pointers Face Greensboro All Stars
Lefty Young may start for the Pointers at Willis Park as the Greensboro All Stars visit. The game begins at 3 30 with about 2 000 fans expected and 1 400 plus witnessed last Sunday. Manager Cowan seeks to have Young back after his sudden return to Virginia.
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Young
Willis Park
Greensboro
Officers chosen by Guilford Council No 28 Jr O U A M
The Guilford Council No 28 Jr O U A M elected officers by acclamation with R C Plummer as past councilor and D A Neese as councilor. W M Tucker became vice councilor Kester Burr assistant recording secretary J F Hart chaplain T C Godwin conductor Paul Farrington warden H A Ritchie inside sentinel Frank Dinglar outside sentinel J E Suttenfield re-elected trustee six months and J Frank Hart named delegate to the state council in Statesville August. The meeting also noted a report on the dedication of the new Lexington branch National Orphans Home and awards to W M Tucker W H Moore and J B Walden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Plummer
Guilford Council No. 28
D. A. Neese
W. M. Tucker
Kester Burr
J. F. Hart
T. C. Godwin
Paul Farrington
H. A. Ritchie
Inside Sentinel
Frank Dinglar
Outside Sentinel
J. E. Suttenfield
J. Frank Hart
State Council
Statesville
W. T. Anderson
Lexington
National Orphans Home
W. H. Moore
J. B. Walden
Council
States Vote on Repeal Delegates and Ballots
The text records ratification and repeal votes across several states with dates and delegate outcomes. Wyoming shows repeal ratified May 25 65 with 0 popular vote and delegates chosen at precinct mass meetings. New Jersey ratified June 1 224 to 2 with popular vote. Delaware elected 17 repeal and 13 anti repeal delegates May 27 to June 24 convention with 45 615 to 13 505 popular vote. Nevada elected 670 repeal to 0 anti repeal delegates May 27 and county conventions June 10 to choose 40 delegates for state convention September 6. It notes 23 additional states making 31 in total with elections set this year.
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Wyoming
New Jersey
Leware
Nevada
Mattern Flies Over Atlantic Awaiting Favorable Weather
Mattern, piloting a rebuilt Century of Progress plane once owned by Carl Cromwell of San Angelo, takes off from Co ney Island after meteorologist Dr James Kimball approves conditions. He aims for Lewisport then Wadham Islands, carrying oranges hot water and tea crystals, with a sleep-alarms device aboard.
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Carl Cromwell
San Angelo
Mattern
James Kimball
Coney Island
Lewisport
Wadham Islands
Harbor Grace
North American
Wallalla
Wash
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