Amateur league opens second half with Amos upset over Guilford
Amos defeated Guilford 6 to 5 to start the Amateur league second half. Chilton pitched for the winners with two runs in the seventh. C Flynn hit a home run for Guilford as East led Amos with three hits. Large crowds attended the games and new players appeared in lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Guilford
Tomlinson
Harriss-Covington
Oakdale
Dams Millis Blue Sox
Foresterday
Chilton
C. Flynn
East
Hollinsworth
Perry
Saaeens
Flynn
Ereteeneeeree Brown
Thomas
Johnson
W. Thomas
C. Thomas
Staton
Apple
Eatler
Beaton
Martin
Hite
Cecil
Eens Seetee
Ridge
Most
Russell
Ragan Maurice Wins Inter-City Industrial Clash 10–3
Ragan-Maurice defeated Bossong 10 to 3 to cap a first-half league in a nearly empty Inter-City Industrial circuit schedule. The only completed game, Asheboro, left Bossong atop the standings with first-half sewn up. second-half races to start after the Glorious Fourth with several clubs adding players.
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Ragan-Maurice
Bossong
Bossong Indians
Asheboro
Thomasville
Thomanville
Adams-Mill
McCrary
Proximity
Oakdale Defeats Adams-Millis 10 4 In Unusual Scoring
Oakdale toppled Adams-Millis Blue Sox 10 to 4 with all runs coming in two two run innings. Voss H Campbell Bolton A Campbell and Luquer led Oakdale hitters while Hooker and P Crojon top Adams-Millis at the plate. Box score shows 18 hits for Oakdale and multiple errors by the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Adams-Millis Blue Sox
Adams- Millis
Voss
H. Campbell
Bolton
A. Campbell
Luquer
Hooker
P. Crojon
BORGO
Rhyne
Peeseseonson
Foer
Adams-Millis
Wee
Croson
Boston
Rypek
Jamer
Ragan-Maurice
AE Scott
Sete
Aaa Burns
Seeseseee & Crotts
Riley
Sereeeres
Mock
Maurice
Bossong
Scott
Connor
Fisher
G. Durham
Mackerell
Antone
Burns
Cross
Crofts
Loffin
Brooks
Loftin
BR. M
Mack
Andience
RED Sox
Payne
Highland
Peace
Rowland
Hinkle
Griggs
Ward
Warner
York
Anderson
Seer Helms
Tee Hensley
Seer
Bscore
Church
Hedrick
Hunt
Millia
Views
Harris
YMCA Boys Organize Project Groups Monday Meeting
A general meeting for boys wishing to join project groups or art craft is set for 2 PM tomorrow at the YMCA lobby. Seventy seven boys have registered for Kodak Klub Soap Sculpture and Art Craft with leaders Parsons Glasgow Beck guiding the groups.
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Kodak Klub
David Parsons
Community Chest
E. C. Glasgow
Allen Jay High School
Winfred Beck
Parsons
Voss Earns Win as Team Edges Opponent
Winning pitcher Voss credited for victory while Croson takes the loss. Umpires Slate and Hodgin at plate. Game lasts 1 minute 50 seconds with an attendance of 200.
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Voss
Croson
Slate
Hodgin
Tomlinson Powers 15 Run Rally Against Harriss Covington
Tomlinson battered Harriss Covington 15 to 3 as Fowler Grubb and Smith led at bat. Smith and Brewer split mound duties to limit the opposition to eight hits, Ed Farlowe and Gurley pacing the losers. Attendance 300. Winning pitcher Smith. Losing pitcher Willard. Umpire Cox. Time 2 10.
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Tomlinson
Pep Tomlinson
Harriss-Covington
Fowler
Grubb
Smith
Brewer
Ed Farlowe
Gurley
Ib Ésea
Thomas
Cooke
E. Farlowe
Johnson
Pendry
Hedrick
P Aeenes
Abba U
Riss Covington
Scar
Frye
Koontz
Willard
Pe Cce
Garey & Sycee
Tener
Ith
Cox
International League scores and results listed
Buffalo S-4 and Toronto 6 to 2 lead, Montreal 1 and Rochester 4, Baltimore 8 and Newark 4, Albany 8 and Syracuse 8 in a slate of league outcomes. The item compiles final tallies showing multiple city teams competing in recent games.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Baltimore
Newark
Albany
Syracuse
Ragan Maurice Defeats Bossong Indians 10 to 3 at Asheboro
Ragan Maurice knocked off Bossong 10 to 3 as four new players joined its lineup. Fischer allowed five hits over the mound, while Riley led Thomasville Cubs with four hits including a homer. Triangle defeated Marsh 8 to 4 with Red Lawson holding Marsh down after early trouble.
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Bossong
Asheboro
Ragan-Maurice
Bossong Indians
Thursay
Fischer
Cubs
Thomasville
Riley
Mack
Mackerell
Scott
Buie Announces Schedule of County Health Clinics
Anti typhoid and anti diphtheria clinics under Dr R M Buie county health officer will be held on three Wednesdays in July at Union Hill Allen Jay Oak View and Sedgefield with sessions from 10 to 10 30 am 11 to 11 30 am 1 to 1 30 pm and 2 to 2 30 pm respectively.
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R. M. Bule
Union Hill
Allen Jay
Oak View
Aia
Sedgefield
Albuquerque to get new municipal airport with two runways
A planned municipal airport for Albuquerque New Mexico will feature two parallel 6000 foot runways. The project aims to expand regional air access and offset current congestion.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Adams-Millis routs Highland 12 to 2 in Industrial League win
Adams-Millis defeated Highland 12 to 2 to claim second place as Triangle extended its lead with an 8 to 4 victory over Marsh in the Industrial League. Thomasville Chair Blues were idle.
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Industrial League
Adams-Millis
Highland
Triangle
Marsh
Thomasville
Adame Millis
Thomasville Chair's Blues
L. Pet. Triangle
Marsh Eee
South Atlantic League scores roundup
Columbus defeated Augusta 2 to 8, Macon won 4 to 2, Savannah led 2 to unknown, Jacksonville routed Columbus 10 to 0 in the second game of the night. The column summarizes multiple minor league results and highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Jacksonville
Sutter Defeats Potts In Intercollegiate Singles
Ernest Sutter of Tulane reaches the final at Northwestern by defeating Ramsay Potts of North Carolina in straight sets 6-4 6-8 6-2. Sutter faces Vernon John of Southern California for the title as Ben Dey of Stanford loses in the semis.
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Chicago
Ernest Sutter
Tulane University
New Orleans
Northwestern University
Ramsay Potts
North Carolina
Sutter
Vernon John
Southern California
John
Ben Dey
Stanford
Potts
Tulane
Dey
William Seward
Charles Carr
Norman Bickel
Norbert Burgess
Big Ten
Ben Eastman speeds to Olympic Trials
Ben Eastman of San Francisco won the 800 meter final at the far western Olympic track and field tryouts in Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum before 7,500 fans. The Olympic Club star clocked 1 50.1 to help his bid for the Olympic trials.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Blazing Ben" Eastman
San Francisco
Memorial Coliseum
Jimmy
National League scoreboard shows New York trounces Chicago
In national play, New York defeats Chicago 11 to 2 while Cincinnati beats Philadelphia 10 to 9. Other games were rained out, leaving several postponements on the schedule.
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National New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Runners Finish Behind Eastman as Miller and Gill Place
Miller formerly of the University of California finished second by one second behind Eastman. William Gill, unattached, took third place in the race. Other results show Washington 2 8, Chicago 1 7, Detroit 8, Philadelphia 4, New York 10, St. Louis 6, Cleveland 14, Boston 5.
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Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Electricians Face Lexington in Central Carolina League Game
The Duke Power Electricians clash with the Lexington Indians at Willis Park this afternoon at 3 PM. Mayfield Ferguson takes over as manager after Leroy Earnhardt’s injury as Lord Perry or Page Dennis start on the mound for the Electricians. Lexington counters with a strong roster led by Tom Young Payne and Manager Matheson, with pitcher status to be announced.
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Duke Power Electricians
Lexington Indians
Willis Park
Electricians
Mayfield Ferguson
Leroy Earnhardt
Lord Perry
Page Dennis
Lexington
Dukes
Tom Young
Payne
Matheson
Mills Home Suffers First Setback in Commercial League
The Commercial League resumes play as Mills Home loses to Snow Lumber 4 to 2. Slane earns its league bow with a 7 to 3 win over Harris-Covington, Allen Jay defeats Logan Porter 12 to 9, and Woodmen of the World beats Lindale Dairy 13 to 9.
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Commercial League
Slane
Harris-Covington
Allen Jay
Logan Porter
Snow Lumber
Mills Home
Woodmen
Lindale Dairy
Mills
Pet Woodmen
See Ee
Allen Jayene
Harriss-Covington
Allen Jay Rally Upset Logan Porter in 12-2 Baseball Game
Allen Jay overcame an early 8-5 deficit to defeat Logan Porter 12 to 2. Hawey Kerns Thornburg and Blair powered the winners with key hits while M Ingram and G Elder homered for Allen Jay. Home runs were also hit by Hucks for Porter and by Ingram and Elder for Allen Jay.
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Allen Jay Brallies
Allen Jay
Logan Porter
Hawey
Kerns
Thornburg
Blair
Flaireloth
Hucks
M. Ingram
Vasaceceves
Wuugloggs
POE
Cctesteesseniiak
IRSA
Stunt
Jackson
Lawson
Rk Paircloth
Pe Hedrick
S Brown
Jorden
Walls
Vanesacke
Rees
Porter Coaes
Elder
Kearns
Daniels
Paircloth
Ingram
Faircloth
Een
Daniel
Pal
Spell
White
Snow Lumber Tops Mills Home 4 2 in Thomasville
Snow Lumber defeated Mills Home 4 to 2 at Thomasville with Riggs on the mound. Keys from manager Charlie Kearns and hitters Hendricks Briggs Riggs Newsoe and Elder led Snow Lumber to the win as Mills Home struggled with four hits off Riggs.
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Snow Lumber
Mills
Thomasville
Riggs
Snow
Orphans
Charlie Kearns
Hendricks
Briggs
Newsoe
Elder
Snow Lumber Co
Lassiter
Secississens
Ee Newton
Cees
Wileon
V.ccccsscees
Teres
Sechrest
Culler
Kearns
Haynie
C. Watson
P . Smith
Parish
Miller Stone
L. Watson
Preston
Milla
Manero Testimonial Dinner Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Tony Manero testimonial dinner at Sedgefield are selling fast among High Point supporters of Hittle Sedgefield’s National Open win. Local outlets Ingram's Pharmacy Hart Drug Company and Mann's Number Two are stocking tickets, with many purchased by Emerywood Country Club members. The event features appearances by national pie and newspaper figures, an exhibition at 2 30 with Greensboro pros George Corcoran and George Slingerland and High Point amateur Bobby Dunkelberger, followed by a banquet at the Inn at 7 30. Manero will receive a royal Greensboro welcome at noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Manero
Sedgefield
High Point
J. W. Lindsay
Themerywood Country Club
Ingram’s Pharmacy
Hart Drug Company
Mann’s
Manero
George Corcoran
George Slingerland
Greensboro
Bobby Dunkelberger
Inn
Thomasville Man A Lindsay Black Dies at 67
A Lindsay Black 67 died suddenly at his home on Thomasville route 2. Survived by wife and four sons Reid Curtis Fletcher and Marshall all of Thomasville. daughters Miss Annie Black of High Point and Misses Martha and Essie Black of the home. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Thomasville
A. Lindsay Black
Route 2
Reid
Lexingt Curtis
Fletcher
Marshall Black
Annie Black
Hich Point
Martha
Essie Black
Tragic double death in Lexing hospital reported
Mrs. Friendless don, 21, died in Lexing hospital today along with her infant. Survived by husband Walter Gordon of Lemington route 2, daughter Thelma, mother Mrs. Martha Manns, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral set Sunday afternoon at Clarksbury M church.
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Thomasville
Don
Walter Gordon
Lemington
Thelma
Martha Manns
Clarksbury M
Gospel Tabernacle Wins Welch Memorial Sunday Ball Clash
Gospel Tabernacle defeated Welch Memorial 7 to 6 in a Sunday School League game. Coffey Carmichael starred for the winners while Z Silman and D Miller led the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial
Coffey Carmichael
Silman
D. Miller
The
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Vocabulary Gaps in Daily Speech Across Professions
The passage notes that average people know 8 000 to 10 000 words while judges know about 26 000 and lawyers about 23 000 words, highlighting a wide disparity in vocabulary knowledge among groups.
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Tors
Woodmen Triumph in Closing Scoring Streak
Woodmen of the Wo surged late to defeat Lindale Da aggregation by a 1 to 4 score in a high intensity finish. The game featured a back and forth pace as both teams traded blows in the final stretch.
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Thiumsh
Woodmen
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