Raleigh Capitals Edge Pointers In Close 3-2 Tilt
De Witt Perry pitched and Odie Strain fueled Raleigh with three hits as the Capitals beat the Pointers 3-2 to open the midweek series. Brown earlier doubled for Pointer scoring support while Perry fanned 12. The clubs meet again tonight at 8 and the Pointers host Wilmington Pirates Friday and Saturday in the final three games of the first half.
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Raleigh
Pointers
Pirates
de Witt Perry
Odie Strain
Raleigh Capitals
Pointer
Brown
Smut Smith
North Carolina
Invaders
Gilliland
Kilpatrick
Strain
Martin
Perry
Wilmington Pirates
Stars Shine in Fast-Breaking Major League Action
Earl Whitehill of the Tigers outpitched three Cleveland hurlers and contributed three singles driving in two runs. Joe Sewell of the Yankees hit two homers and a single to help beat the Senators. Gus Mancuso of the Cardinals collected two doubles and a single against Cincinnati. Thurston Dodgers pitched a shutout, Miles held scoreless as the Dodgers won 7 to 0.
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Associated Press
Earl Whitehill
Tigers
Cleveland
Joe Sewell
Yankees
Senators
Gus Mancuso
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Thurston Dodgers
Nortraight
Miles
Moody Wins Reach Wimbledon Finals in Drizzly Semi
Helen Wills Moody defeated Mary Heeley 6-2 6-0 to reach the Wimbledon women’s final, where she will face Helen Jacobs from Berkeley. Ellsworth Vines advanced to the men’s final with a 6-2 6-1 6-3 win over Jack Crawford amid a drizzle and a 14,000-strong crowd.
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Mary Heeley
Vines
Wimbledon
England
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Crawford
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Mrs. Moody
Helen Jacobs
Berkley
Cal
Queen Mary
Prince George
Ace
Iron Berkley
Jiri Satoh
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Howell Faces Moffett in Tourney of Collegians
In Hot Springs Virginia Robert Moffett of Princeton meets Billy Howell of Washington and Lee in the 36 hole quarter finals of the national intercollegiate golf championship. Moffett, after a slow qualifying, defeated Kowal and Heath to reach this round while Howell seeks another Virginia triumph on a familiar course.
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Hot Springs
Robert Moffett
Princeton
Billy Howell
Washington and Lee
Moffett
Henry Kowal
Colgate
Jock Heath
Harvard
Don Moe
Oregon
Favorites Advance Toward Mid-Atlantic Tennis Finals
In Charlotte on June 30 eight seeds moved into the quarterfinals of the Mid Atlantic tournament with top players like Teddy Burwell and Wilmer Hines securing wins. Women's and junior divisions set semifinals as Burwell defeated Harley Shuford and Hines beat Addison Brentzer.
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Charlotte
Teddy Burwell
Freddie Andrews
Birmingham
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
D. C
Doc Barr
Dallas
Texas
Robert “Lefty’’ Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jimmy Halverstadt
Atlanta
Lenoir Wright
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Julia Pickens
Billie Burke
Elizabeth Christopher
Louis Gatlin Fain
Raleigh
Carlyle Lewis
Davidson
Earl Ruth
Joe Grier
Marcus Lynch
Addison Brentzer
Burwell
Harley Shuford
Hickory
Hines
Barr
Duncan Elgin
Andrews
Jimmie Trotter
Bryan
Ray White
Pensacola
Fla
Halverstadt
Ike Minor
McDiarmid
Wright
Irwin Henderson
Pitching and Hitting Stat Line From Amateur Game
Line shows Trane and Campbell scoring runs in a baseball clash. Coleman and Coletrane pitched with Longest close by. Umpires Hoblitzell and Connolly oversaw a 2 hour 14 minute game with several hit by pitch incidents.
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Trane
Campbell
Coleman
Coletrane
Clark
Shires
Hoblitzell
Connolly
Fights Last Night In Philadelphia Briefs
Tommy Lough of Philadelphia outpointed Steve Hamas of New York. Ralph Ficucello of Brooklyn outpointed Meyer Christner of Akron by knockout.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Tommy Loughran
Steve Hamas
New York
Ralph Ficucello
Brooklyn
Meyer
Ko) Christner
Akron
Pittsburgh-Lew Massey and Philadelphia Boxer Trounces Miller
Pittsburgh's Lew Massey fought in a Detroit bout defeating Ray Miller as the scene in Detroit shows a sharp early lead and Massey sealed the outpoint victory.
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Pittsburgh
Lew Massey
Philadelphia
Ray Miller
Detroit
Mass to McCrone Sharpe to Viau to Anderson
Umpires Mitchell and White officiated at 2 10 as Sharpe and Viau connected to Anderson in a sequence noted by the Mass to McCrone play summary.
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Mass
McCrone
Sharpe
Viau
Anderson
Mitchell and
White
Standings of clubs by city match results
Greensboro 27, Winston 30, 25, 32 in standings. Teams listed by city include Durham Wilmington Charlotte Greensboro Asheville and Winston. Schedule notes show matchups among cities.
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Greensboro
Ogcisticcesses
Winston
Es Pkepeepeenereee
Chattanooga Lookouts Lose Sixth Straight to Little Rock
Chattanooga drops its sixth straight in a slugfest as Little Rock beat them 8 to 6 in Atlanta. Birmingham splits with Birmingham? The item notes Atlanta and Birmingham games with Birmingham taking 3 2 and losing 4 2. Memphis defeats Nashville 6 4. Knoxville and New Orleans not scheduled.
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Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chattanooga Lookouts
Memphis
Birmingham
Nasheiville
Knoxville
New Orleans
Greenville Golfer Wins Eastern Golf Association Title
Tom Smoot of Greenville captured the Eastern Carolina golf association championship with a 36 hole medal score of 154. R P Rasberry of Kinston was runner up at 157. Billy Barnes of Wilson followed at 161 and a tie for fourth between H R Swartzell of Wilson and F R Holmen of Fayetteville at 162.
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Wilson
N. C
Tom Smoot
Greenville
Eastern Carolina Golf Association
R. P. Rasberry
Kinston
Billy Barnes
H. R. Swartzell
F. R. Holmen
Fayetteville
W. A. Bridgers
J. A. Nolan
J. M. W. Crute
Myers Park Leads Carolinas Golf League Meet
Myers Park Country Club of Charlotte leads the Carolinas golf club league with 59 1-2 points after yesterday's meet in Asheville North Carolina where Queen City team posted 22 1-2 points Asheville placed second with 19 points Greenville South Carolina was third with 18 points.
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Asheville
N. C
Myers Park Country Club
Charlotte
Queen City
Greenville
S. C
Groundhog and woodchuck: same animal in different regions
The ground hog and the woodchuck refer to the same animal. the name groundhog is used in the eastern region while woodchuck is another regional term for the species.
Thomasville Society notes and local social liftings
Mrs Will Lambeth sails July 2 from New York aboard the Lancastria for a two month tour of Italy Spain France and England with return around September 7. Mr and Mrs Hite plan to return home tomorrow. Lucy Bason hosted a Fortnightly Bridge club evening at the Baywood Hotel with prizes for Mrs R H Phillips and Miss Addie Jones. Miss Barrett served as nurse for Miss Maye Livengood after an appendectomy at City Memorial hospital. Maye Livengood is recovering at home. Mr and Mrs Julius Green and their young son visited from High Point.
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Will Lambeth
New York
S. S. Lancastria
Italy
Spain
France
England
Hite
Lucy Bason
Baywood
R. H. Phillips
Addie Jones
Maie Snell
Marie Jones
Maye Livengood
West Main Street
City Memorial Hospital
Mrs Knight Visits Winston-Salem Daughter
Mrs. R A Knight of Winston Salem visits her daughter Mrs R M Cooksey and Mr Cooksey at their Highland Avenue home and plans to stay several weeks.
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R. A. Knight
Winston- Salem
R. M. Cooksey
Mr. Cooksey
Highland Avenue
Greensboro Social Roundup Names Guests and Visitors
Miss Sarah Grier and Jimmy Armstrong of Greensboro were dinner guests Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Eloise Welch on West Main street. Mrs. Paul Newton and her young son of Spring Hope depart today after visiting Mrs. David Long Jr. on Park Avenue.
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Sarah Grier
Jimmy Armstrong
Greensboro
Eloise Welch
R. L. Welch
West Main Street
Paul Newton
Spring Hope
David Long, Jr
Park Avenue
Linwood resident Eugene Holmes visits relatives
Eugene Holmes of Linwood visited relatives here on Wednesday, meeting family members and sharing news during a brief stay.
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Eugene Holmes
Linwood
Mrs O R Hodgin Hostess for San Souci Bridge Party
Mrs. O. R. Hodgin entertained at her Mock street home Monday afternoon for the San Souci bridge club. Two living room tables framed the gathering with summer flowers as Mrs. Ralph Wilson won high score dusting powder and Mrs. W. G. Smith won the visitors award. Miss Dorothy Bostic of Forest City received a handkerchief, and an ice course followed before players enjoyed fellowship with guests Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Walter Newby, G. E. Crowell, Harry Lee Lambeth, R. M. Cooksey, Austin Finch and Miss Bostic.
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O. R. Hodgin
Mock Street
San Souci Bridge Club
Ralph Wilson
W. G. Smith
Dorothy Bostic
Forest City
Mrs. Smith
Walter Newby
G. E. Crowell
Harry Lee Lambeth
R. M. Cooksey
Austin Finch
Crutchfields Vacation at Shatley Springs Near Wilkesboro
Mr. and Mrs. Z. V. Crutchfield left Tuesday for Shatley Springs near North Wilkesboro to spend two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tudor, recent movers from the city to Roanoke Virginia, are visiting here for a few days as guests of friends.
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Z. V. Crutchfield
Shatley Springs
North Wilkesboro
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
Forest City guest Dorothy Bostic visits Colonie Drive home
Miss Dorothy Bostic of Forest City is the guest of Mrs. W. G. Smith at her home on Colonie drive.
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Dorothy Bostic
Forest City
W. G. Smith
Colonie Drive
Thomasville Garden Club Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs Sink Home
The Thomasville Garden club met Tuesday morning at Mrs. Homer Sink's home with Mrs. C. H. Phillips presiding. Thirteen members answered roll call. The program on Mid-Summer Care of the Garden featured a round table led by Mrs. Sam Welborn, including tips on rose and snapdragon care to prevent blight. Dainty refreshments followed.
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Thomasville Garden Club
Homer Sink
C. H. Phillips
Sam Welborn
Bennettsville Visitor Arrives for Stay with Lam beths
Mrs. W. G. Hazel of Bennettsville South Carolina arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs. James E. Lambeth at her Randolph street home. Her daughter Miss Sarah Clare has been in the area visiting friends for several days.
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W. G. Hazel
Bennettsville
S. C
James E. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Sarah Clare
Dr. Jennings Family Spends Weekend at White Lake
Dr. R. G. Jennings spent the past week end at White Lake. He was accompanied home by Mrs. Jennings and Miss Betty Clare and Royal Jennings who have been spending the past two weeks there.
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R. G. Jennings
White Lake
Jennings
Betty Clare
Royal Jennings
Mrs. F. C. Jones Returns From Nashville Visit
Mrs. F C Jones has returned from an eight week visit with her daughter Mrs. E C Jernigan at her home in Nashville North Carolina.
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F. C. Jones
E. C. Jernigan
Nashville, N. C
Mary Barrett Returns to Mount Airy After Visit
Miss Mary Barrett returned Tuesday to Mount Airy after spending the past two weeks here.
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Mary’ Barrett
Mount Airy
Mrs. J A McAuley And Guests Visit Here
Mrs J A McAuley and Miss Catherine Rankin from Mount Gilead and Miss Sarah Clare Hazel from Bennettsville South Carolina spent the weekend with Mrs James E Lambeth.
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J. A. McAuley
Catherine Rankin
Mount Gilead
Sarah Clare Hazel
Bennettsville
S. C
James E. Lambeth
Mrs Webb and son return to Oxford after visit
Mrs. William Webb and her son returned to Oxford on Friday after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Johnson. They were accompanied to Chapel Hill by Miss Catherine Lambeth.
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William Webb and Son
Oxford
Archibald Johnson
Chapel Hill
Catherine Lambeth
County Demonstration Club Social in Davidson County
The County Demonstration club of Davidson county held its annual meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Wel born. About forty were present and an enjoyable evening was spent.
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the County Demonstration Club
Davidson County
Sam Welborn
Absentee Vote Event In Surry County Cited In Testimony
Testimony describes presence of many people at an absentee voting site in Surry with claims a representative of a local candidate Mullican was involved. Witnesses deny requesting or signing any absentee ballots, while one man admits past guidance to local politicians and another says he voted twice but claims not to have cast an absentee ballot.
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Mullican
Stokes and
Surry
White
High Point
Surry County
E. H. Lewellyn
Mount Airy
Dyer
Prosecutions Expected for Illegal Balloting in Surry Case
Attorney General Dennis G Brummitt studies the two day Surry county voter fraud probe transcript after High Point reports. Absentee certificates were signed by Marvin Wilmoth and connected officials. Witnesses indicate many out of county voters and possible forgery. prosecutions likely under felony election law and disqualification for public officials.
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Raleigh
Dennis G. Brummitt
Surry County
Ews and Observer
High Point
W.S. Christian
Winston-Salem
Guilford
Yadkin
Rockingham
Surry
Dobson
Absentee Voting Rules Clarified by Attorney General Letter
The attorney general sent a letter to state election officials outlining how ballots and certificates should be handled after counting under section 41 amended rules. It emphasizes keeping ballots in cd envelopes with certificates, under clerk and Superior Court custody for six months, then transferring records to the board of elections chairman for archival in records.
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Rday
J. A Bi
Ections
Brummitt
Board of Elections
Judge Hayes Sets Date For Hearings On Four Gant Cases
Federal judge Johnson J. Hayes set July 12 for hearings in four Gant estate cases involving two life insurance policies totaling 18 211 and real estate including the Mason W. Gant home and a dwelling used by son in law C L Carlton With the policies the court will decide whether the proceeds go to Mrs Gant or the estate receiver.
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Johnson J. Hayes
Iin Federal Court
Mason W. Gant
Woman's Ball Game Tonight at Willis Park
Two women’s teams from the Business Woman's Circle meet at Willis Park under Main Street M. E. church auspices. The game starts at 8 pm under lights and will be played to full nine innings in regulation official form.
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Fats
Willis Park
M. E. Church
Pats Move Up Ten To Top Position In Tourist Club
Pirates alter worn players and release its group for new fittings. Durham defeats them 11 to 7 to claim the game.
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PATS
Tourist Club
Durham
Pats Shut Out Hornets To Lead Piedmont League Standings
Greensboro Pat shut out the Charlotte Hornets 2 0 to tighten their hold atop the Piedmont League race. Letty Kleinhans allowed four hits while Chester Martin took the loss. Asheville Tourists lost 4 0 to Winston-Salem Twins as Hurler Sharpe struggled. DeWitt Perry delivered a 3 2 Raleigh win over High Point, striking out 12. Durham Bulls beat Wilmington Pirates 11 7 amid numerous Pirates personnel changes.
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Pats
Hornets
Letty Kleinhans
Chester Martin
Tourists
Asheville
Winston-Salem Twins
Twins
Sharpe
Anther
Raleigh
DeWitt Perry
Perry
Odie Strain
Caps
Durham Bulls
Wilmington
Pirates
Len Shires
Hal Weafer
Marty Baylin
Poison Ivy Oil Described As Heavy Nonvolatile Substance
The poisonous principle of poison ivy is a heavy, oily material related to phenol or carbolic acid.
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