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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1938

Page

9

High Point Youth Advances in French Amateur Final

Dieppe France June 28 AP Bobby Dunkerger of High Point North Carolina moved into the 36 hole final of the French amateur championship by winning two tight matches He defeated Lese France 1 up in the quarterfinal and then edged Le Quelle 3 and 2 in the semifinal to face Atley of England in the final

Dieppe France Bobby Dunkerger High Point Atley Dunkelberger Lelise le Quelle

Get Back League Race Delivers Durham Victory Perturbing Standings

In Charlotte the Durham Bulls surged with a decisive 9-5 win over the leaders as Asheville and Norfolk also won. Norfolk defeated Winston-Salem 7-3, Charlotte clung to the league lead by four and a half games, while Rocky Mount and Lynchburg-Salem rivals posted varying results. Other games included a four-run rally by Durham against Charlotte and a five-run fifth inning by Bud Thurney and Bill McGee. The Asheville Richmond game was rained out.

Charlotte Piedmont Sea Durham Bacco City Bulls Asheville North Tars Norfolk Winn-Salem Eourham Bill Holland Gillies Ken Twins Budtheney Bill McGee Ins Edrickson Rocky Mount Shade Insmouth Sanford Dur

School Whips Ntwood 6 to 3 In City League Victory

Scoring early High School was able to turn back Brentwood 6 to 3 in a City Playground league game. Inning by inning, Ntwood led 3 0 0 before extending the margin. final line shows Ntwood 33 runs on 10 hits with two errors, Brentwood 3 runs on 6 hits with 2 errors. Weave r and Brown behind the plate, Robbins starred with three three base hits, Cranford added two base hits.

Brentwood Inings Iwood Weaver Brown Raven Frith Cranford Robbins

Bobby Riggs Battles Bitsy Rigs For Clay Crown

Bobby Riggs, ranked No 2, seeks a third straight clay court title as he faces Bitsy Grant in the semifinal pairing in Chicago. Gardner Mulloy of Miami meets Joe Hunt of Los Angeles in the other semifinal.

Chicago Bby Riggs Bryan Bitsy Nt Gardner Mulloy Miami Joe Hunt Riggs

Turn About! Des Moines Family Faces Repeated Ice Box Raids

In Des Moines the De Ford family endured multiple ice box raids within a week. A thief may have struck repeatedly while the family kept watch. The story notes two jars of cherries and mentions a growing sense of frustration as the incidents continued.

Des Moines de Ford Fmily

Baseball results from multiple leagues across the day

Scores from American League and international leagues list Cleveland 7 Boston 3 and 9 St Louis 4. Toronto $ Buffalo 4 in 11 innings Montreal 4 Rochester 3. Milwaukee 12 St Paul 9 Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 0 Toledo 8 Louisville 5 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 1 Chattanooga 4 Knoxville 2 New Orleans 4 Memphis 1 Birmingham 11 3 Little Rock 7 2 Jacksontille 74 Greenville 3 5 Augusta 6 Columbus 3 Spartanburg 4 Macon Columbia 7 Savannah G N Co Newton Conover 8 Landis 4 Thomasville 10 Salisbury 4 Lexington 4 Mooresville 0 Cooleemee Shelby rain.

American Association Milwaukee St. Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo Louisville Columbus Indianapolis Southern Association Chattanooga Knoxville New Orleans Memphis Birmingham Little Rock Jacksontille Greenville Augusta Spartanburg Macon Columbia Savannah G N. Co Newton-Conover Landis Thomasaville Salisbury Lexington Mooresville Cooleemee-Shelby

Piedmont League and state league matchups across several cities

In the Piedmont League schedule Charlotte visits Durham and Asheville plays Richmond while Portamouth meets Rocky Mount Winston Salem faces Norfolk and Philadelphia challenges New York with Nelson and Caster. Detroit visits Cleveland Bridges as Allen plays. Chicago faces St Louis Lee and Walkup while Washington meets Boston Leonard and Marcum and New York hosts Philadelphia Schumacher and Mulcahy. Boston plays Brooklyn with Fette and Preaswell. St Louis meets Chicago Warneke with Bauerse and Cincinnati hosts Pittsburgh Vander Meer against Bauerse. N C State League has Shelby at Cooleemee Mooresville at Lexington Salisbury at Thomasville Landis at Newton Conover. Carolina League includes Concord at Lenoir Valdese at Kannapolis Hickory at Gastonia.

Cleveland New York Washington Ave Philadelphia Chicago Terete Cincinnati Steerer Hickory Lenoir Kannapolis Gastonia Bebe Valdese Concord Charlotte Durham Asheville Richmond Portamouth Rocky Mount Winston-Salem Norfolk Nelson Caster Ve. Gomes Hadiey Detroit Bridges Ve. Allen St. Louie Schumacher Ve. Mulcahy Boston Brooklyn Fette Ve. Preaswell St. Louis N. C Shelby Cooleemee Mooresville Lexington Salisbury Thomasville Landis Newton-Conover

Top-Seeded Net Stars Lead In Mid-Atlantic Tourney

In Charlotte the mid-Atlantic tennis event enters day two with top seeds Archie Person Jr. of Chapel Hill and Frank Guernsey of Orlando advancing. Results show Teddy Burwell Glenn beat Eugene Sutton 6-1 6-1 and Russell Bobbitt defeated Wallace Oan 6-2 6-0 as others progress and junior singles begin.

Charlotte mid-Atlantic Tennis Tournat Archie Person, Jr Chapel Hill Frank Guernsey Orlando Teddy Burwell Eugene Sutton Wallace Oan E. Moore Atlanta H. Her Winston-Salem N. C Dick Morris C. Ager Hendersonville

Tommies Back Home Tonight

The Thomasville Tommies return to Finch Field to play Salisbury in the second game of a two game series after a 10 6 win by Salisbury yesterday. Miller earned the victory and McCarn hit a homer with a man on base while Connor collected three hits.

Enterprise Salisbury Thomasville Tommies Finch Field Tommies Miller Dennis McCarn Connor E Outland Mueller Salisbury Adrhpore Elliott Barnes Kesler Welborn Carter Rempey Sutecliff Seaspitz Guynes Lyker Adams Threlfall R Thomasville Sailsbury McCain Pinkston Sheely Connor Rampey Sutcliffe Wyness Ram Helms Moss Ellett Harrington Canty Thomasaville

Rain Threatens Turf's Long Awaited Battle

Boston June 28 Rain threatens the Seabiscuit versus War Admiral matchup at Suffolk Downs for the 60000 Massachusetts handicap. Heavy rain muddies the track raising doubts over Seabiscuit's chance. Officials weigh track conditions as contenders including Flying Scot Menow and War Ministrel battle for a star showdown.

Boston New England Massachusetts Suffolk Downs Seabiscuit C. S&s. Howard Howard Samuel G. Riddle War Admiral Belmont Park New York John Hay Whitney Hal Price Headiey W. C. McGarth Emil Denemark

Harry Kelley Makes Second Comeback For Washington

Washington notes Harry Kelley, 32, earned another chance after being bought from Philadelphia. He shed 20 pounds, started this season, and delivered a shutout against the White Sox before again winning a one run decision over the Browns in St. Louis.

Washington Clark C. Griffith Harry Kelley Kelley Philadelphia Athletics Harry Bocky Harris Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Fox

Untitled baseball box score excerpt

Off Lyker 6 in 2 1 3, off Threlfall 3 in 6 1 3, off Adams 3 in 1 3, off Dennis 4 in 2 2 3, Miller 4 in 6 1 3. Hit by pitcher by Dennis Ramsey. Wild pitches Adame Threlfall 3. Passed balls Sutcliffe 2. Winning pitcher Miller. Losing pitcher Lyker. Umpires Roewell Walsh. Time 2 20.

Lyker Threlfall Adams Dennis Miller Ramsey Adame Sutcliffe Roewell Walsh

Sports Roundup from New York Aims at Baseball and Boxin

British papers say Louis Schmeling fight films won t be shown in Germany. Brooklyn fans back Bill Terry in the All Star game at Cincinnati. Broadway bets heavily on Americans. Giants vote Larry French fastest-working NL pitcher. Carl Hubbell records 200th win and jokes the first 199 were the easiest.

New York Louis- Schméling Germany Brooklyn Bill Terry Cincinnati Broadway Navy Poughkeepsie Schmeling Tommy Farr Lou Gehrig Hal Trosky Giants Larry French Cubs Carl Hubbell

Lightweight Title Scraps Slated at the Golden Bowl

Al Weill and Eddie Mead manage Armstrong and Ambera as they prepare for a lightweight title bout at the Golden Bowl. The promoters aim for a high profile clash with the two contenders billed for a decisive encounter.

al Weill Eddie Mead Armstrong Ambera

Baseball and boxing notes from a packed sports page

The item chronicles signing rumors and salaries for players like Buck New, Spud Davis, and Bob Seeds while noting Babe Ruth’s batting practice power. It mentions Henry Armstrong versus Lou Ambers, night softball in Richmond Virginia, and a six round fight at Dexter Park with Bernie Friedkin and Al Davis. It also covers Dempsey protege Red Burman and Lynn Nelson’s All Stars omission.

Reds Spud Davis Bucky Walter Giants Bob Seeds Browns Buck New Henry Armstrong Lou Ambers Lou Richmond Bernie Friedkin al Davis Dexter Park Sid Terria Ruby Goldstein Signa Polo Grounds Yankvee Stadium Ebbets Field Red Burman Jack Dempsey Lynn Nelson A's

North Carolina Pecans Produce Large Crop in 1937

North Carolina recorded a pecan harvest of 1,150,000 pounds in 1937 with an estimated value of about 172000 dollars. Cash income from the crop was projected at 90000 dollars according to W H B Rhodes chief statistician of the state department of agriculture.

North Carolina W. HB. Rhodes State Department of Agriculture

North Carolina Hay Acreage Tops State Rankings

North Carolina farms grow hay as a major crop with large acreage yet the state ranks 30th nationally in hay production. Department of Agriculture statisticians report the cultivated hay area places NC third among state crops by acreage while overall production is low for the region.

N. C North Carolina Department of Agriculture Statisticians

Poisonous Snakes of North Carolina Cataloged

Reporter Harry T. Davis of the state museum lists six species of venomous snakes in North Carolina. The six include three rattlesnakes two moccasins and one coral snake, as part of the state agriculture department’s notes.

North Carolina Harry T. Davis State Museum Department of Agriculture

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