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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1936

Page

5

Inter-City Loop Sees Batting Averages Drop Across League

Batting averages crack wide open in the Inter-City loop as pitchers surge in hot weather. H Johnson leads sluggers with a .439, while Fogleman and Crofts slide from .457 and .459 to lower marks. Bossong’s group gains four points. Letty Young’s no hit year drags Indians to .314. McCrary’s McPayden and Thompson of Thomasville Chair post three wins each. Lanier adds five wins for Wents. Complete averages shown later.

H. Johnson Bossong Johnson Star Fogleman McCrary Crofts of Oye Asheboro Indians Letty Young Thomasville G. Davis Bryant Proximity Tippett Rents McPayden McCrary and Thompson Wents Lanier

Dunkelberger to Compete in Southern Golf Championship

Local golf star Bobby Dunkelberger leaves for Memphis Tennessee to compete in the 34th Southern golf championship at Memphis Country Club June 16 to 20. He seeks his first major title after strong showings at Pinehurst and Charlotte events with praise from rival Manero and a prior Carolina championship run.

Bobby Dunkelberger Memphis Tenn Memphis Country Club Young Dunkelberger Star Pil Toney Manero Manero Pinehurst Francis Culmet Dunkelberger Charlotte Country Club Carolinas Winston- Salem Pete Tyree

Battle for western tourney heat in women’s golf

In Topeka Kansas the western open second round pits Opal Hill of Kansas City against Mrs Charles Newbold of Wichita as Hill’s 71 redefines course records. Kathryn Hemphill faces Edna Saenger after Saenger ousted Hemphill in Oklahoma City. Babe Didrikson meets Sue Kennedy in another top bracket match.

Topeka Kas Opal S&s. Hill Kansas City Charles Newbold Wichita Hill Kathryn Hemphill Columbia D. C Edna Seenger Shreveport Saenger Mise Hemphill Oklahoma City Babe Didrikson Sue Kennedy Columbia, O

Civitan Slick 16 10 Win Over A B Club In Softball

Civitan defeated the A B club of the Industrial softball league 16 to 10 yesterday afternoon as both teams produced heavy hitting. Mariette and Kincannon led Civitan at bat while Boyce and F Robbins starred for A B C with Parker hitting a four-base homer for A B C. Pitchers were Moffitt and Boyce with Bailey and Temple behind the plate.

Civitan A. B Marlette Kincannon Boyce F. Robbins Mariette Parker Beore Moffitt Bailey Temple

Local Horseshoe Team Ready for Winston-Salem Ladder Match

The ten leading horseshoe players from the local Y will travel to Winston-Salem tomorrow night to face the barnyard golf stars in a ladder league contest. Captain Glenn Hoover leads the squad.

Horseshoe Winston-Salem Glenn Hoover

Auto Crash Kills T M Humphries Near Boxboro

T M Humphries age 50 died when his automobile overturned near Boxboro as a dust cloud rose from a passing car.

Wreck Boxboro T. M. Humphries

Wesley Memorial Swamps Baptist Team In Sunday Softball Action

Wesley Memorial defeated First Baptist 19 to 8 while Welch Memorial beat Episcopal 9 to 6 in Sunday School Recreational Association play. Morgan made key plays in left field for Welch Memorial and Preston contributed solid defense for Episcopal. Standings show Wesley Memorial 1 1 667 and Welch Memorial 2 1 600 among several league records.

Wesley Memorial First Baptist Welch Memorial Episcopal Wesley Welch M. P SR Bic G. St. Baptist Central Friends Presbyterian First Reformed

Robins Hatch in Lenoir Mailbox Drawing Attention

Mrs. G. F. Hartley asked the postman not to leave mail in the mailbox in Lenoir on June 10. Robins nested there and five young birds hatched, prompting care to avoid disturbing the site.

Lenoir G. F. Hartley

Distillation of Cloves Produces Oil for Medicine and Soap

Oil of cloves is produced by distilling cloves in water and is used in medicines and scented soaps.

Cards Run Smooth in Dizzy Lockstep League Race

The National League sees rapid standings shifts as the St. Louis Cardinals extend their lead to 4 1 2 games while Pirates Giants and Reds trade spots. Jim Weaver’s seven hit effort powers a Pirates doubleheader sweep. Kiki Cuyler paces the Reds’ 16 run attack in an 18 hit rout.

St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants Dodgers Jim Weaver Bucs Brooklyn van Lingle Mungo Giants Cincinnati Reds Kiki Cuyler Red Bees Phillies Cubs Roy Henshaw Senators Browns Tigers New York Yankees Elon Hogsett Boston Red Sox Mickey Cochrane Detroit Cleveland Indians Pete Appleton Athletics White Sox

Laddies Defeat Church of God In Industrial League Play

The Salvation Army softball team known as the Laddies beat the Church of God 13 to 11 yesterday afternoon. Pierce and Brown led the Laddies batting attack. Tonight at 5 30 the Salvation Army faces City Hall Meter Robbers in another Industrial league game. Batteries: Salvation Army McDowell and Smith Church of God Stocker and Turner.

Salvation Army

Results Yesterday From Baseball Scores

Yesterday games reported include Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 6 St Louis 7 Boston 5 Cincinnati 15 New York 4. Final tallies show varied outcomes across teams with several high scoring innings noted.

Pet St. Louis New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati L. Pet New Cleveland Washington

Games today include Detroit at Boston and New York at Chicago

Detroit visits Boston as the Celtics host the Pistons while New York travels to Philadelphia for a clash with the 76ers.

Detroit Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia

Baseball Leaders Highlight Top Run Makers

Major league leaders include Gehringer of the Tigers with 21 runs batted in and 72 points in a tally, Rolfe of the Yankees with 17, Geh rig and Clift among others, while Magwick of the Cardinals and Ott of the Giants top national RBI with 54 and 4 respectively.

Gehringer Tigers Gehrig Yankees Rolfe Clift Browns Powell Senators Piet White Sox Ming — Grove Red Sox Sorrell Magwick Cardinals Ott Giants

Mercaptan Smell Described as Vilest Invention

A statement characterizes mercaptan as the vilest smelling chemical mankind has devised, noting its potent odor and pervasive presence in industrial contexts.

New Open Champion Tony Manero Faces Profit Realities

The piece assesses Tony Manero as the new Open champion and notes the limited financial payoff beyond prize money. It contrasts Manero’s potential earnings with past stars like Harry Cooper Gene Sarazen and Horton Smith and explains endorsements and side revenue have uneven impact.

Sedgers Carolina junior tournament opens June 22

The Sedgfield Country Club junior tournament for under seventeens starts Monday June 22 and ends Thursday June 26 with the final in the championship flight. About 250 entrants are expected from South Carolina and other areas. Bill Hatcher, 15, Charlotte, is defending champion. Henry Styers, Lexington, was runner-up last year. Matches begin June 22 with pro amateur event and round robin flights for 16 players. Medals awarded to winners and runners-up. The Assyrian Sabbath falls on Wednesday.

Sedgers Carolinaa Tfers Max T. Payne Sedgefield Country Club Bill Hatcher Charlotte Henry Styers Lexington Payne South Carolina

Plans for Greensboro homecoming party for Tony Manero

Plans are underway at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro to honor Tony Manero, the National Open Golf champion, with a homecoming celebration around the 29th of the month. He will participate in a tour through late June and plans an elaborate schedule of matches and exhibitions, with J. T. Martin of Greensboro named general chairman for the tribute.

Tony Manero Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro Sedgefield Club Niagara Falls Boston Bailiwick Prepa J. T. Martin Martin Greensboro Chamber of Merce Greensboro Chants Association

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