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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1933

Page

9

Adams-Millis Seizes Second as Highland Upsets Overall

Highland rallies to beat Overall 9 to 8 in 18 innings while Adams-Millis trounces Southern Chair 28 to 2. The Industrial league standings shift as Adams-Millis gains second place and Highland earns a major upset over Overall.

Adams- Millis Highland H. P Adams-Millis Sou P. U Southern Chair Taeerell Highland Mills High Point Industrial League

Simmons Tops Ballot As Baseball's Greatest Player

Al Simmons leads the final ballot for baseball's all star game with 346 291 votes at Comiskey Park. The National league leader is Chuck Klein with 342 283 votes. The American league and National league selections include key moves by Lou Gehrig, Bill Terry, Pie Traynor, Jimmy Dykes, Joe Cronin, Gabby Hartnett, Babe Ruth, Earl Averill, Paul Waner, and Frank O'Doul among others.

Chicago al Simmons Comiskey Park Chicago White Sox Chuck Klein Philadelphia John A. Heydler John J. McGraw Elven Lou Gehrig New York Yankees Bill Terry New York Giants Frank Frisch St. Louis Cardinals Charley Gehringer Detroit Pie Traynor Pittsburgh Jimmy Dykes Joe Cronin Washington Dick Bartell Cronin Bill Dickey Yankees Gabby Hartnett Chicago Cubs Hartnett Dickey Simmons Klein Babe Ruth Earl Averill Cleveland Paul Waner Frank O'Doul New York Ruth

Pros Challenge Iapalc Adiity Pros Challenge Iapalc Adiity

The High Point Pointers face the Winston-Salem Twins in a Piedmont league style test at Willis Park today at 3 30 PM. Lefty Young will pitch for High Point against former Twins manager Jimmy Poole now with Winston-Salem, as two thousand fans are expected.

High Point Pointers Winston-Salem Twins High Point Lefty Young Lefty Virginia Twins Pointers Piedmont Willis Park Winston-Salem Greensboro Durham Charlotte Jimmy Poole Jimmy

Vines Denies He Will Turn Professional

London June 24 Ellsworth Vines Jr America’s top tennis ace denied reports of a $100000 professional offer and said he intends to remain an amateur for now. Rain cancelled the London championship finals preventing a match against Lester Stoef en and Vines stated he might consider such an offer but has not been approached.

London America Ellsworth Vines, Jr Lester Stoefen New York Bill Tilden Vines Associated Press

Globe Parlor Wins of Briggs Jackson In Pitchers Duel

Adams Millis and Globe Parlor clashed in a pitcher’s duel with Adams Millis pounding 26 hits but Globe Parlor edging Briggs Jackson. Hinkle Wilson Stone and Cooper homered as Wilson allowed eight hits and Hinkle went 6 for 6, leading Adams Millis at the plate.

Adams-Millis-Southern Adams- Millis W. Hinkle Wilson Stone Cooper G. Hinkle Mann Adams-Millis Globe Parlor Briggs-Jackson

Highland Triumph Ends Long Ball Game Thriller

Highland defeats Tyrus Nabor’s nine in a dramatic duel highlighted by a six run second inning and a thirteenth inning finish. Yarborough earns the win with 11 strikeouts and Hamby, Anderson, McDowell also star on the mound in a tight pitched contest.

Highland Tyrus Nabor Thomas Huffman Hamby B. Anderson Yarborough McDowell

Guilford Triumphs With 9 6 Runline Over Amo

Late rally powers Guilford to a 9 to 6 victory over Amo as Grubb Smith and Wil score in key innings. Box score shows Guilford players driving in runs while Amo struggles to close gaps in the middle frames.

Amos Pinkston Guilford ABR Mousain Bennett Os Senses Guilford Scoenes Smith Grubb Wil

Triangle Beats Jamestown Rally Stifled in Ninth Inning

Triangle upset Jamestown as Jamestown halted a ninth inning rally that produced three runs. Clark led Triangle with three hits in five at bats while Blackburn matched that total for Jamestown. box score details are partially obscured due to damaged OCR text.

Triangle Jamestown Clark Blackburn Abrhpore

Redmond Wins Southern Amateur Championship at East Lake

Ralph Redmond from St Petersburg defeats Earl Stokes of Louisville four and three to win Florida’s first Southern Amateur title at East Lake Golf Course Atlanta June 14. Redmond, 87, led early then withstood Stokes’s rally finishing on the 38th hole. Redmond paraed five over par to Stokes fifteen. Redmond a Pittsburgh native with a versatile sports career.

East Lake Country Club Atlanta Ralph Redmond St. Petersburg Florida Earl Stokes Louisville East Lake Stokes Redmond Bist Pittsburgh

Yow Throws No-Hit No-Run Game for Pointers

Young Yow pitched a no hitter with no runs and no walks as the High Point Pointers beat Draper 5-0 in Inter-City league play. He struck out 11 while nine hits supported by teammates and three errors allowed Draper only two first-base runners.

Amos Kearns Street Guilford Crown Asheboro Road Adams-Millis Jamestown Imestown Melrose Triangle Civitan Robbins Furniture City Culler Fowler Johnson Apple Stone Cooper Hoover Relive Farlow Harrell Shore J. Belden Belden A. Burge Billings Furn Pierce Angle Reives Pariow Pitenert Pierce Oy Rete Anderson and Lumby Hall of Baseball Fame Young Yow High Point Pointers Draper Yow Nailey Young Cowan

Railroaders Defeat Allen Jay Nine 8 to 5

The High Point Thomasville and Denton railroaders defeated the Allen Jay nine 8 to 5 on Saturday afternoon in a closely contested game. The winners had 11 hits to 10 for Allen Jay with Reece hitting two home runs and a single in four at bats to pace the Railroaders. Hohn Ingram and Baker led Allen Jay with solid offenses. The box score follows.

Thomasville Denton Allen Jay Reece Hohn Ingram Baker

England and America Fulfill Ryder Cup Duel in England

England and America prepare for a brisk Ryder Cup battle at Southport with Captain Hagen leading the Americans and J. H. Taylor directing the British. Up to 10 000 spectators are expected for two days of four two ball foursomes and eight singles.

Southport Eng Lancashire England Walter Hagen Invaders J. H. Taylor Taylor Sarazan Abe Mitchell

Sharkey Rushes Home as Children Safe Amid Threats

Newton Massachusetts reports heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey rushed from his Orangeburg camp after rumors of his children's illness. He found Dorothy 7 Marilyn 56 and Jack Jr. 12 healthy at home. Threats demanding $5000 overshadowed his return and police denied knowledge of the letters.

Newton Mass Jack Sharkey Champain Orangeburg N. Y Boston Dorothy Marilyn Jack Primo Carnera Boston American Tonight Johnny Buckley Sharkey Buckley Stand New York

Woman Fatally Wounded When Shotgun Discharges

Sallie Roper, 20, was cleaning a floor in a Laurinburg home when a shotgun she was handling fell and discharged fatally. An inquest will not be held.

Laurinburg Sallie Roper

Unclear OCR Note on Reservoir Road and Sedgwick Street

The text debates a location near the Sharkey home possibly referencing Reservoir road and Sedgwick St near a rock pile. A typing error suggests the third letter differs from the second, indicating a variant reading of a street name in a historical note.

Reservoir Sedgwick Reservoir Road Sedgwick St Sharkey Econd

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