Walter Brown Leads Giants Past Cardinals in Doubleheader Sweep
Giants ace Walter Brown delivers in relief in both games as New York sweeps St. Louis 4-2 and 4-2. Joiner earns win in the opener with a sharp ninth inning, while Brown shines in relief in game two, marking his 14th scoreless appearance of the season.
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ST. Louis
Walter Brown
New York Giants
Roy Joiner
Enos Slaughter
Joe Medwick
Don Padgett
Clift
Joe Orengo
Big Brownie
New York
Abrho
J.martin
J.moore
S.martin
Demaree
T.moore
Young
Slau
O'Dean
Medwick
Ott
Mize
Jurges
Hopp
Witek
Orengo
Joiner
W.brown
Marion
Owen c
Bowman
Guridge
Russell
Lake
Shoun
T. Moore
Aggrates
W. Brown
Dunn
Jorda
Sears
Pirates Win Fourth As They Top Phillies 6-5
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-5 for their fourth straight win. Si Johnson wild pitched in the seventh allowing Paul Waner to move to third. Vin DiMaggio ran for Waner and scored on Elbie Fletcher’s long sacrifice fly. Fletcher homered for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Si Johnson
Bucs
Paul Warner
Waner
Vin di Maggio
Elbie Fletcher
Philly
Garms
Atwoode
Berres
Martin
Butcher
Warren c
Hatz''n
M Brown
L Brown
Gi John
Small
Mueller
Atwood
Davis
Vaughn
Hig- de
Mahan
Hulte
Maziera
May
Bragan
Higbe
Gustine
Heintzelman
M. Brown
Klein
Marty
Fletcher
van Robays
Heintzeman
Philadelphia
Heint Zelman
Johnson
Abell
Kiem
Ballanfant
Reds Crush Brooks 23-2 to Lead NL
Cincinnati routed Brooklyn 23 to 2 as the Reds overwhelmed Dodgers pitcher Van Mungo and others. Frey Rizzo Craft led the offense with multiple hits and homers while Doyle and Derringer combined on a one sided mound effort.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Reds
Dodgers
Fred Fitzsimmons
Carl Doyle
van Lingle Mungo
Part
Brooklyn Abrho Cincy Abrho Walker
Werber
Koy
Frey
Wasdell Rf
Dernger
Durocher
Hudson
F'zsim'ns
Gilbert
Doyle
Mungo
Fitzsimmons
An Dogo
Cesteds
Walker
Wasdell
Lavagetto
Cascarari
Myers
Camilli
McCormick
Lombardi
Rizzo
Craft
Derringer
Prey
Brooklyn
Reardon, Goetz & Pinelli
Freshman Vern Olsen Leads Cubs To 3-1 Win Over Boston
Vernon Olsen, freshman left hander, pitched and batted Chicago to a 3 to 1 victory over Boston. He allowed eight hits and none counted against him after the seventh inning. Chet Ross hit his fifth homer, and Olsen drove in the go ahead run with a seventh inning double.
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Chicago
Vern Olsen
Southpaw
Boston
Cubs
Olsen
Chet Ross
Dominic Dalles-Sandro
Chicago Abrho Warstler 2B 4007 Hack 3B 2101 Cooney of 3013 Caveta
Miller
Gleeson
West
Nielson
Ross
Herman
Cuc'ello
Dal'adro
Lopez
Collins
Hassett
Mattick
Fette
Mass
Strin‘ich
Elkin Outfit Defeats Adams-Millis in Tri-City Clash
The Chatham Blanketeers defeated Adams-Millis 11 to 5 in a Tri-City league game. After a brief early lead for Adams-Millis, Chatham surged with timely hits including Mackie and Johnson, while Shell held strong aside from sixth inning homers by Johnson and Badgett.
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Elkin
Adams-Millis
Chatham Blanketeers
Manny
Mackie
Blanketeers
McCain
Smith
Mann
Johnson
Pierce
Sappenfield
E. Cooper
Badgett
Davis
Hines
Perry
Shell
L. Cooper
Fritz
R Adams-Millis
Gcuocmai
Reeders
Lane
Martin
Newton
T. Martin
Adams Millis
Chatham
A. Martin
Maynard
Adams M
Abrho Chatham
Abrhoa Fritz
Pierce Ss
Sap'eld
A.martin
L.cooper
Long
Hedrick
Eller
E.cooper
T.martin
Candid Box Score Reflects Chicago Outscores Boston
Boston 5 Chicago 7 in a seven inning game. Ross hits a homer and drives in runs as Olsen wins. Fette allows eight hits in seven innings and takes the loss. Umpires Barr Magerkurth and Stewart oversee the contest with 6 148 in attendance.
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Miller
West
Cuccinello
Lopez
Hassett
Fette
Hack
Herman
Collins
Mattick
Olsen
Ross
Cavaretta
Nicholson
Dallessandro
Cavarretta
Warstler
Boston
Chicago
Strincevich
Barr
Magerkurth
Stewart
Dogo Kicadcadeataccene
Galehouse
Wilson
Bartell
Tabor
Gehringer
Higgins
Tebbetts
Gorsica
Carey
Foxx
Williams Cronin
Greensberg
York
Rookie Twirls 4To 2 Victory
Detroit Tigers defeat Boston Red Sox 4 2 as pitcher Gorsica earns first major league win. Tigers hit four extra base drives and hold Sox scoreless until eighth. Boston remains just one percentage point behind in the American League.
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Boston
Johnny Gorsica
Detroit Tiger
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Tigers
Red Sockers
Gorsica
Detroit
Tabor
Tebbetts
Desautels
Gorsha
Galouse
Peacock
Wilson
D'mag’o
Building Activity Continues With Multiple Local Re-roofs
The column lists various local projects with names and addresses including 517 Montheu Avenue and 1015 Arlington Street. Amounts range from 15 to 700 dollars covering re-roofs, repairs, porch work, flue erection, and a warehouse build for J. H. Kalte. Atlantic Realty and Insurance Company also appears for repair work at 105 North Street.
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Cable Street
J. A. Campbell
East Green Street
W. E. Albertson
Flynt Street
P. P. Motsinger
Louise B. Payne
Martin Street
Vail Street
Gus Brice
North Hamilton Street
Fannie Ridge
Willowbrook Street
Atlantic Realty and Insurance Company
North Street
J. H. Kalte
Father Son Final Looming in Emerywood Cup
The President's Cup at Emerywood Country Club nears a potential father and son final as J. V. Garrett Sr. dominates H. D. Marsh in the third round and J. V. Garrett Jr. eyes a clash with Robert Stedman. Other third round results include Pollock over Smith, McCrary over Poole, Davis over Warner, Comer over Russell, Price over Marlowe, Wood over Schaner, with McCrary hailed as most improved by Andy Merrilees.
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Emerywood Country Club
J. V. Garrett, Jr
Jack
J. V. Garrett
Garrett
H. D. Marsh
Robert Stedman
C. Pollock
F. B. Smith
J. D. McCrary
J. W. Poole
J. H. Davis
P. A. Warner
W. C. Comer
John Russell
Cullenbine Homers and Drives In Six for Browns
Roy Cullenbine slugged a homer and a double driving in six runs as St Louis defeated Philadelphia 15 to 1. Auker pitched five hit ball for the Browns with support from Laabs and Hoag, while Cullenbine sparked a seven run rally in the fifth and added another homer in the sixth.
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Philadelphia
Roy Cullenbine
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Browns
Athletics
Eldon Auker
Cullendine
Chet Laabs
Carl Miles
Chubby Dean
Bill Beckman
Mackmen
McQuinn
Beckman
C. Miles
Radcliff
Clift
Heffner
Johnson
Brancato
Hoag
Laabs
Berardino
Auker
Cullen
Dean
Rue, Moriarty
Hubbard
Local Roofers Listed With Prices On West Green Street
A snippet lists multiple contractors and bids including Sarah Barnes re-roofing at 1336 Silk Street for 110 dollars, E T Kearns re-roofing North Main Street theatre at 175, S P Kimsey painting and re-roofing 1223 Ragan Street for 250, Edith Swing re-roofing 1231 Redding Street for 100, and West Green Street address reference for pricing.
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West Green Street
Sarah Barnes
Silk Streeet
E. T. Kearns
North Main Street
S. P. Kimsey
Ragan Street
Edith Swing
Redding Street
Dewey Attacks New Deal in Winston-Salem Speech
Thomas B. Dewey addressed a Republican gathering in Winston-Salem urging an end to the New Deal war on business and production. He charged the administration spent 60 billion dollars amid defense shortfalls and accused it of neglecting Europe while criticizing military readiness and ammunition shortages.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
High Point
Loest
Mason and Dixon Line
Winston-Salem
Charles A. Jones
National
Thomas B. Dewey
Roosevelt
Europe
Dewey
Germany
New Deal Administration
Navy
National Guard
Rural Blaze Highlights City Rural Protection Debate
A blaze at the old Millis home near Guilford crossed from city to rural limits complicating firefighting. High Point crews learned trucks could not cross the boundary though a hydrant lay 800 feet away. Legislators may seek rural protection measures next session with Democratic nominee Shelley Caveness and Senator Tom Gold backing such plans.
City allows outside fire fees but Greensboros two exceptions noted
The text states that officials go beyond city limits to fight fires. High Point has no exception to this rule, while Greensboro has made two exceptions, naming Starmount Club and Pomo where certified bonds have posted as payment to the city for any fire call.
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Millis
N. Millis
H. A
J. E. Millis
Guilford
Pilot Life Insurance Company
J. W. Howell
High Point
James Home
Greensbo
Starmount Club
Pomo
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Danning
Melton
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Phils
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Gloria Thompson
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Virginia
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Pat Canning
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Elkin Outfit
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Bill Dietrich
Clint Brown
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Quinn
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J. W. Garretts
Cullenbine
Dodger
Abrho Philly
Bran
Swift
Lillard
Beck'an
W.miles
Cmites
New Deal
Kearns Tent and Awning CO
High Point Battery CO
College
Johnson Sea Horse Motors
Esso
Ken Watson
N. Main St
Quality Bakery
N. Main
Beauty Shop
Ward Street
Chains Studio
Paramount Furniture CO
E. Washington St
HAT Cleaners
Hata
High Point Hat Shop
CK & Coal
Hunter Ice & Coal CO
E—Vice Paint & Wallpap Co
E. Commerce
Photo Service
W. Wington
W. F. Austin & Son
Radio Sales & Service
McGhee’'S
L. W. Glenn
Wrenn
Schwab Tailoring
Owen
W. T. Moser
Uni Tabernacle
Hayworth Menial Church
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