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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1931

Page

7

Raleigh Caps overpower Pointers in 22 to 11 rout

Raleigh Caps crushed the Pointers 22 to 11 as Odie Strain’s squad knocked in 8 runs in the second inning. Bryce Sewell started for High Point before Dennis finished, while Hobe Brummitt and Fred Money led Raleigh with multiple hits and homers. Attendance neared 500 with many leaving after the third inning.

Jack B. Gillen, Jr Odie Strain Raleigh Caps Sewell Bobby Durham Lefty Young Yeargin Lefty Briggs Willis Park Cee Sensenbach Jonebach Roy Appleton Plains of Texas Clifton Texas Ray Page Dennis Winston Bryan Holt Boone Dan Boone Hobe Brummitt Bill Land Buck Finlater Piedmont Davis High Point Biggerstaff Fred Money Raleigh Williams Dd Ant Eve Nevss Tipton Ae Snyder Wiliams

Hornets Sweep Durham in Doubleheader Plate Rally

Charlotte gains a two game edge over Durham with late rallies and a four run eighth inning to seal a 7 4 win after an 8 7 victory last night. Mace Brown allows three hits in a tough start for Durham as Carrier and Packard pace the Bees with key hits in the eighth.

Hornets Charlotte Durham Mace Brown Ich The Bees Lotte Oere Witt Perry Carrier Packard Pooae Leach Borners Strange Whitted Alford c Lacy Wwe Etka Rhinehardt Hudgens Ramee Arlette Weston

Dunlap Defends Golf Title in Intercollegiate Final

In Chicago on June 27, Princeton’s George T. Dunlap Jr. defended his national intercollegiate golf crown at Olympia Fields, defeating Yale’s Tommy Aycock 9 and 8 to reach the final against Ohio State’s Bob Kepler, who edged teammate Johnny Florio 6 and 5. The Midwest hopes to claim its first title.

Chicago Midwest Bob Kepler Ohio State George T. Dunlap, Jr Princeton Larry Moller Notre Dame Dunlap Oakmont Olympia Fields Kepler Fred Lamprecht Tulane Watts Gunn Georgia Tech Maurice McCarthy Georgetown Tommy Aycock Yale Tohnny Florio

Italian boxers win in Buffalo and Milwaukee cards

Primo Carnera from Italy knocked out Umberto Torriana in Buffalo. In Milwaukee Harry Dublin of Chicago outpointed Roger Earnard over ten rounds.

Buffalo N. Y Primo Carnera Italy Umberto Torriana Milwaukee Harry Dublinsky Chicago Roger Earnard

Bojorski and Basa Score In Pugilistic Card At Atlantic City

In Atlantic City Frank Bojorski from Erie outpointed Cowboy Eddie Anderson of Casper Wyoming in a 19 round match. Benny Basa from Philadelphia stopped Georgia Day of New Haven in a 42 round bout.

Erie Frank Bojorski Eric Eddie Anderson Casper Wyo Atlantic City Benny Basa Philadelphia Georgia Day New Haven

Americans Lead After First Day's Ryder Cup Matches

The Ryder Cup moved toward a final day with England and America in a two to one start for the Americans after an opening day. Captain Walter Hagen led the U S squad as eight singles were set to decide the trophy with Archie Compston facing Billy Burke and Gene Sarazen squaring off Fred Robson.

Scioto Battle Atlantic Walter Hagen Hagen Charities Whitcombe Archie Compston England Billy Burke America Fred Robson Gene Sarazen W. H. Davies Johnny Farrell Abe Mitchell Wilfy Coz Charles Whitcombe Burt Hodson Densamore Shute E. Whit@mbe al Espinose Arthur Havers Craig Wood George Duncan Syd Easterbrook Leo Diegel Horton Smith Diegel Smith

Last Night Scores From Asheville to Raleigh

Results show Asheville 5 Greensboro 4 Winston 9 Henderson ? Charlotte 9 Durham Tf Raleigh 22 High Point 11, listing regional game outcomes with several missing details.

Raleigh High Point Ameville Greensboro Durham Charlotte Winston Henderson Asheville

National League Baseball Matchups Highlight Busy Schedule

Chicago plays Boston while St. Louis meets Brooklyn Cincinnati faces New York and Pittsburgh travels to Philadelphia in two games as the National League slate unfolds.

Chicago Boston St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia

Results Yesterday Baseball Scores From The Nation

Yesterday games showed New York defeated Cincinnati 2 to 0 while Brooklyn edged St Louis and Philadelphia 16 to 13. Boston won 7 to 3 against Chicago in a slate of scores reported.

New York Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Wenn Boston Chicago

Baseball matchups fill American League slate

Games Washington at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Cleveland mark a full American League schedule for today.

Washington Chicago Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit New York Cleveland

Baseball scores and rain delays across MLB games

Chicago 4 Washington 3 and St Louis 3 Boston 2 were reported with Cleveland New York and Philadelphia Detroit games noted as rain delays.

New Plane Radio Links Three Airplanes in One Call

U S army air corps reports a three way radio telephone hookup enabling simultaneous dialogue among three planes. The test connected planes up to 100 miles apart, confirming the new communications capability.

Washington U. S. Army Air Corps

Carrot Weighs 312 Pounds Grown by Hood River Farmer

J. Miller of Hood River Oregon raised a carrot weighing 312 pounds with a girth of 13 inches and a length of 14 inches.

Hood River Ore

Irvings Burns and Browne Lead Seventh Inning Rally

Irving Burns and Browne singled in the seventh to drive home the run that beat the Red Sox 3 to 2. Pat Caraway held the Senators to five hits as the White Sox won 4 to 3. Johnny Frederick powered the Robins with a homer, two doubles and a single. Bill Walker blanked the Reds with four hits. George Grantham collected a triple two doubles and a single off Phillies pitching. Socks Siebold and Ben Cantwell limited the Cubs to four hits as the Braves won 7 to 3.

Associated Press Irving Burns Browne Red Sox Pat Caraway White Sox Senators Johnny Frederick Robins Cardinal Bill Walker Giants Reds George Grantham Pirates Philly Socks Siebold Ben Cantwell Braves Cubs

Fish Plentiful At City Lake Today

The article notes abundant bass at the city lake with Dr. H. Moss catching three bass totaling nine and a half pounds after a fishing outing. Hubert Sechrest, in charge of the grounds, confirms many fishermen are visiting the lake on summer afternoons.

Hubert Sechrest H. Moss Sechrest

Stribling Faces Final Prep For Title Bout In Cleveland

In Geauga Lake Ohio on June 27 fans see Bill Stribling refine his left hand for fifteen rounds against Max Schmeling as the heavyweight title bout nears. Schmeling’s German camp says he will press the attack, force Stribling to defend, and target the body to slow the challenger before the Friday night fight at Cleveland’s new municipal stadium.

Geauga Lake Ohio Bill Stribling Max Schmeling Cleveland Geta Stribling Schmeling Conneaut Lake Park Young Stribling Municipal Stadium Joe Jacobs

Illinois Holds Large Share Of Nation’s Concrete Highways

Illinois accounts for about one seventh of the United States concrete highway network with extensive construction and maintenance activity reported as part of a broader national infrastructure outlook.

Illinois

Browns Rise as Giant Killers in Narrow Victory

St. Louis Browns win fifth straight by edging Boston 3 2 after trailing. Browns had won eight of nine, snapping long losing streaks and shocking the league with notable upsets including a string of wins over the Yankees and Athletics. White Sox top Senators 4 3 as Caraway halts a skid. National League upsets see Brooklyn rout St Louis 16 5, Boston beats Chicago 7 3, Giants beat Reds 2 0, Phillies slug Pittsburgh 13 2.

Hugh 8. Fullerton Associated Press St. Louis Browns Browns New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Boston Jack Rothrock White Sox Chicago Washington Pat Caraway Senators Joe Kuhel Detroit New York Cleveland Brooklyn Robins St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Bill Walker Reds Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates

Carolina Racers Down Westerners In Rhododendron Derby

In Asheville on June 27 the terrapin derby at the Rhododendron Festival saw 50 Ponca City speed demons compete against 50 Buncombe county racers. The North Carolinians swept most top spots winning first second fifth and sixth while Western entries earned only third fourth and seventh. Farmer's Federation led all entries, ahead in both the fourth heat and the sweepstakes, with backer R. Stewart Gaston collecting the big prize.

Asheville Buncombe County Ponca City Okla Farmer's Federation R. Stewart Gaston Billy Mooneyhan Dell Caroline Angelina Watson Orangeburg 8. C Charley Edwina Coulbourne Cape Charles

Rambling Nine Hands Sluggers Dominate in 8 2 Victory

The Rambling Nine defeated the Sluggers 8 to 2 in a hot afternoon game. Johnson pitched for the Ramblers, allowing five hits while teammates pounded Hooks for 13 safe blows. Hedrick, Loftin, and L Hedrick contributed two hits each. Sappenfield drove in two runs with a fourth inning triple.

Sluggers Johnson Ramblers D. Hedrick Loftin L. Hedrick B. Forster Sappenfield Samsling Hedrick Bot i Vases Bee Stroup Becrick Gregory Rf Whea Sappenfield Ob Lenin Gomo Venice

Major League Leaders From Games Through June Twenty Fourth

Leaders across batting pitching and fielding include Davis and Klein of the Phillies atop batting and hits with .368 and 88 respectively. Klein also leads RBIs with 59 while Hornsby among Cubs stars posts 60 RBIs. Klein adds 191 home runs and Terry of the Giants has 86 hits. Stolen bases show Comorosky of the Pirates with 9 and Cuyler of the Cubs with 8. Pitching highlights Bush of the Cubs with 5–1 and Derringer of the Cardinals at 7–2.

Davis Phillies Hendrick Reds Klein English Cubs Hornsby Terry Giants Barrell Worthington Braves Watkins Cardinals Comorosky Pirates Cuyler Bush Derringer

Baseball Leaders Mixed Yankees Indians Senators and Tigers

Ruth and Gehrig lead batting with .3993 and .382. Myer and Gehrig drive runs. Cronin and Manush top hits. Webb and Manush pace doubles. Cronin leads triples. Gehrig and Ruth homer. Chapman steals 26. Fischer and Burke top pitchers with nine and seven wins respectively.

Ruth Yankees Morgan Indians Myer Senators Gehrig Bishop Athletics Cronin Combs Simmons Webb Red Sox Manush Johnson Tigers Chapman Fischer Burke

Bird City Defeats Oak Hill Men’s Club 13-4

Bird City knocked off Oak Hill Men’s Club 13 to 4 on the Oak Hill diamond. Carmichael pitched well for the winners after a strong early lead, with Bird City building a comfortable margin and controlling the game throughout.

Bird City Downs Oak Hill Men’s Club Bird City Oak Hill Oak Hillers Carmichael Iuninrs

Notice of Service by Publication in Guilford Court

In Guilford County North Carolina the Superior Court requires Roscoe Smith Mary Hegeman and W 8 Smith to appear by July 14 1931 to answer or demur to a caveat in the matter of the will of W 8 Smith The action was started by Frank Smith to set aside the will on grounds of mental capacity and undue influence The summons issued June 11 1931 by the Clerk of the Superior Court Greensboro North Carolina and the court house date is stated for appearance

North Carolina Guilford County Superior Court Smith Roscoe Smith Mary Hegeman Frank Smith W. 8 Greensboro Caroline Court House

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