Adams Millis Threatens Utility Club In Fast Amateur Circuit
In the Industrial league Adams-Millis seeks to derail undefeated Southern Public Utilities in a 2 pm Willis Park clash. The Robbins Club also tops Amateur League C standings with five wins no defeats as Paramount Service Station faces Robins, Triangle meets Jamestown, Melrose plays Amos, and Crown has a bye.
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Paramount
Robbins Club
Highland
Paramount Service Station
Robbins
Triangle
Jamestown
Melrove
Amos
Crown
Pe ‘Robbing
Melrose
Uiveeneeeee Aeon Paramount
Triangle Ve
Kearns Street
Melrose Ve
Civitan Park
Crown Geta
WL Pet Bee We os pp Oneal and 1000 i P Overall
Ambiguous notes record a field hockey or basketball compact with a team list and scores. Mentions Adams Millis public utilities and a game schedule with Highland venue. Overall player H. P. takes a bye while other matchups include Southern Chair versus Wihiane.
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I. P
Vanen Rote
South
Adame Millis
Gyno Public Utilities
Southern
Wihiane
Highland
H. P
PIRK VISITS CHARLOTTE FIRE DESTROYS LOCAL CAFÉ BUILDING
A fire early today destroyed a one story building in Charlotte housing a cafe a dry cleaning shop and a garage. No damage estimate was immediately available.
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Pirk
Charlotte Charlotte
Piedmont League Standings and Results
Today's Piedmont League schedule features Charlotte at Wilmington Durham at Greensboro and Richmond at Winston Salem. Yesterday Durham defeated Greensboro 9 to 8 and Charlotte beat Wilmington 5 to 2 while Richmond beat Winston Salem 2 to nil. National League games list Pittsburgh at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at New York with Boston 7 New York 4 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 0 and Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia 3.
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Charlotte
Wilmington
Durham
Greensboro
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
St Louis
Cincinnati
Sennee
Poston
Boston Beats New York 8 to 5
Boston defeated New York 8 to 5 in a game with Cleveland at Detroit noted as rained out. The report highlights the high scoring action by Boston with standout performances and weather affecting the Detroit venue.
Patriots Colts Drubbed as Charlotte Climbs Standings
In Charlotte on June 16 the lower bracket showed life as the Patriots and Colts were defeated. Charlotte, after beating Wilmington, moved to solo second with Greensboro two and a half games up, while Durham edged leaders 9 to 8 and Winston-Salem beat the Colts 7 to 2.
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Charlotte
Piedmont
Greensboro
Richmond
Patriots
Colts
Wilmington
Durham
Winston-Satem
Bees
Pats
Bunting
Johnny Dobbs
Hornets
Southland
Johnny
Tennessee
Georgia
Winston- Salem
Dan Hill
Eeen Ieee
James Seals
Pred Umstead
Alfred Smith
Winston-Salem
Bill Cookery
Youngest Sutter Seeks Two Tennis Titles at Memphis
Ernest Sutter, 16, the youngest in the Sutter tennis group, defeated his brother Ed 2-6 6-0 5-3 in the men's quarterfinals at the Memphis Country Club invitation. He aims for two titles, facing Wilmer Hines of Columbia in the men’s semifinals and Rameau Potte of Memphis in the junior singles. Ed Barnett and Billy Hughes advance in other men’s semis. women’s semis feature Eliza Coxe, Beatrice Bryan, Anna Hill, and Helen Carney.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ernest Sutter
Sutter
Rameau Potte
Memphi
Missineippi
Ed Barnett
Little Rock
Arkansas
Billy Hughes
Memta
Eliza Coxe
Asheville
N. C
Beatrice Bryan
Anna Hill
New Orleans
Helen Carney
Shreveport
Slade Is Recalled By St. Louis Cards
Slade Blade, one of four players banned from Columbus by the American Association for salary scale violations, is recalled to the St. Louis Cardinals. Sam Breadon, president of the St. Louis club which owns Columbus, said he will seek replacements for Art Shires Charley Wilson Jim Lindsay and Blade. Estimates place the White Monee and its grounds at 21936000 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Gordon Blade
Columbus
American Association
St. Louis Cardinale
Sam Breadon
S. Louis
Art Shires
Fiest
Charley Wilson
Jim Lindsay
End Blade
Last Wrestling Match Promised If Attendance Warrants A Draw
Promoter Bob Ward says Monday night’s High Point wrestling card may be the last show unless attendance proves profitable. The lineup features Andy Rascher versus Pete Ramos, Eddie Malone versus Jimmie Ray, and Jimmie Ray’s rising form after beating Tiger Mitchell. Ward promises reduced prices to draw locals.
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Bob Ward
High Point Wrestling
High Point
Ward
Andy Rascher
University of Indiana
Pete
Ramos
Rascher
Chicago
Martin
Eddie Malone
Ohio
Jim Hesslyn
Jimmie Ray
Jimmie
Tiger Mitchell
Brownlow Captures Carolinas Junior Golf Crown
Charles Diffendal, 15, of High Point, loses to Joe Brownlow, Winston-Salem, by 3 and 1 in the final of the Carolinas Junior Golf Championship. Brownlow had earlier defeated Charles Ross and Henry Poe Jr to reach the final, where Diffendal had upset Poe in the morning. The event ended with six upper flights and runner-up cups awarded to finalists.
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Charles Odiffendal
Joe Brownlow
Winston-Salem
Carolinas
Twin City
Diffendal
Henry Poe, Jr
Durham
Brownlow
Charles Ross
Charlotte
Charles
Winston Youth
Brown
Joe Brown
Winston-Salone
Charles Diffendal
High Point
Freeman 8 Better As Charlotte Hospitalized Veteran
Col. George K. Freeman of Goldsboro remains in critical condition after several days in a hospital in Charlotte. He had a fairly good night but remains seriously ill.
High Point to Host Inter-Club Golf Match With Winston-Salem Team
High Point Country club faces Westover Golf club of Winston-Salem in an inter club match Saturday afternoon at the local course. Sixteen players from each side will compete starting at 2 pm with several matches potentially revisiting scenes from the Carolina Junior at Sedgefield.
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High Point Country Club
Westover Golf Club
Winston-Salem
Sedgefield Club
Carolinas
Charles Diffendal
Buster Moffitt
Joe Brownlow
Winston
J. A. Morris
J. H. Dabbe
H. C. Bennett
F. Murray
E. R. Lyon
R.L. Holton
Don Vaughan
Paul McAntley
Preacher Webber
J. 8
Bule
Luke Steward
G. W. Brownlow
Louis Plastre
W. R. Riercon
Allen Pegram
W. W. Flee
Final Test Saturday For Young Swimmers In Y M C A
About 180 youngsters finish a Free-Swim-Week at the YMCA with a final test at 9 30 AM The test includes a swim across the pool and a team demonstration by YMCA swimmers Bill McAnally Hubert Barrer Ronald Jester Paul Koonce Lloyd Whitley and Albert McAnally perform crawls back strokes breast strokes and lifesaving skills
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Bill McAnally
Hubert Barrer
Ronald Jester
Paul Koonce
Lloyd Whitley
Albert McAnally
Weather Returns To Normal In City After Cool Snap
After three of the coolest days of the month, the city returns to its usual summer pattern. The 44 degree low this month reverts to milder afternoon temperatures around mid summer levels by noon today.
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Mercury
Double Bill Set for Willis Park
Baseball fans in High Point will see a double header at Willis Park with Adams-Millis facing Southern Public Utilities at 2 p.m. followed by the Pointer aggregation vs Proximity at four. Webb Newsome of Elon College and Perry of S P U star, while Kirby Sherrill and Andrews are set for Pointer pitching options. Sunday features a return clash against Durham, predicted to be a stronger contest with home run potential.
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High Point
Willis Park
Adams-Millis
Southern Public Utilities
Industrial League
Webb Newsome
Elon College
Perry
Cowan
Pointers
Kirby
Sherrill
Andrews
Durham
Hidden Ball Trick Works On Pirates By Cubs
Chicago fans witnessed the hidden ball ploy in a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Hal Smith doubled in the fifth before being tagged out on a hidden ball, a call disputed by Pirates manager George Gibson and coach Grover Hartley.
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Pirates
Chicago
Cubs
George Gibson
Grover Hartley
Hal Smith
Pittsburgh Pirates
Smith
Chicago Cubs
Gibson
Hartley
Lloyd Waner
Paul
Babe Herman
Herman
Bill Jurges
Plirman
Jurges
Honus Wagner
Bud Tinning
Coaching School At N C Aug 21 to Sept 2
CHAPEL HILL June 15 The University of North Carolina will hold its annual coaching school from August 21 to September 2 Athletic Director R A Fetzer will lead with Chuck Collins and staff assisting Courses cover football basketball baseball track boxing wrestling and training Since 1922 there have been 599 attendees
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
EB. R. Rankin
R. A. Fetzer
Chuck Collins
Fights Last Night Card Highlights.
Pittsburgh fighter Sunny Jim Mc Vey stopped Buddy McArthur in four rounds. Chicago fighter Pagey Weinert outpointed Andy Di Vodi over ten rounds in New York.
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Pittsburgh
Sunny Jim McVey
Buddy McArthur
Fairmount
W. Va
Chicago
Pagey Weinert
Andy di Vodi
New York
Redmen to Meet Wilmington for 35th Annual Meet
The Improved Order of Red Men of North Carolina plans its great council and 35th annual meet in Wilmington on June 20 and 21.
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Wilmington
Order of Red Men of
North Carolina
Tte
Harrelson Receives Notice Of Advisory Board Appointment
Col. J. W. Harrelson, director of the conservation and development department, has received notice of his appointment to the advisory board under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace in Raleigh.
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Harrelson
Raleigh
Advisory’ Board
Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Col. J. W. Harrelson
Conservation and Developmen Department
Seventh Day Adventists Begin Annual Conference in Charlotte
The annual conference and camp meeting of Seventh Day Adventists opens tonight at Irvin Park in Charlotte with expected gatherings and religious activities.
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Charlotte
Seventh Day Adventista
Irvin Park
Exoneration Clears Perley Floyd in Fatal Shooting
Coroner rules Perley Floyd not responsible for the death of Fred Smith shot in a bedroom above a store where both worked. Fred Smith, 14, was killed last Thursday with the incident occurring off Fred Smith's residence near Lexington.
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Vplovd
Lexington
Perley Floyd
Fred Smith
Red Sox Rise From Cellar To Seventh In Tight A.L. Standings
The Boston Red Sox climb to seventh in the American League after four straight wins over the New York Yankees. They beat the Yankees 8 5 as Marty McMan and Roy Johnson homered and combined with strong pitching to pull ahead of the idle St. Louis Browns by a slim margin.
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Boston Red Sox
Hugh 8. Bullerton, JR
Associated Press
Red Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Yanks
Tony Lazzeri
Sox
Adams-Millis Seeks Saturday Baseball Game
Manager McFarland of the Adams Millis baseball team announced yesterday that the second team was seeking a game for Saturday and that anyone desiring to play should call him at telephone 4575. The Adams-Millis plant has a large supply of baseball material and it was decided to divide the...
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McFarland
Adams-Millis
Two squads formed from industrial league players
Readout notes that players were split into two squads with the first team designated as a member of the Industrial league, signaling a league affiliation for competition and potential matchups.
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Industrial League
Dodgers Rally Behind Hollis Thurston In Narrow Win
Hollis Thurston starred as the Dodgers won their game thanks to two doubles and four runs driven in by Thurston. Roy Johnson slugged a two on homer in the eighth to seal a Red Sox victory over the Yankees. Ed Fallenstin contributed for the Braves with a solid two RBI effort against the Giants.
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Hollis Thurston
Dodgers
Phillies
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Yankees
Ed Fallenstin
Braves
Giants
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Whitney
Lee
Arthur (Pinkey) Whitney
Hal Lee
Boston Braves
Gerald Nugent
Wesley Schulmerich
Fritz Knothe
Nugent
Knothe
Schulmerich
Phils
Wag
Broadway
Tom Tyler
Sanders
Obinokttle Giant
Mary, Astor
Helen Vinson
Sem
Gerrith
Hheilh
Buck Jones
Broadhurst
Aeroper
Mack Sennett
Tomedy
Rialto
Tim McCoy
Rusty
Barbara Weeks
Waerhington
Chicevee
Ceveland
Detroit
Cleveland
Slade
Lynn Cox
Ronald Watson
Henry Styers
Thomasville
Millard Smith
Monroe Cheves
Cheraw
Marvey Bostian
Salisbury
John Crutehfield
Tarmount
George Jones
Gedgefield
John Crutchfield
Nate Hal Overton
Jack Rorals
James Chamblee
Sedgefield
Robert Brown
Hal Overton
P. U
N.C
Marty McMan
Yankee Red Sox
Det
Pitburgh Pirates
Pirot
Lyle Tinning
Thiro
New York Giants
Scori
Ed Fallstein
Tom Zachary
New Yo
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philies
Seersuckers
Palm Beach
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