Mollie Cox Signs with High Point Pointers
Mollie Cox former first baseman for Greensboro Patriots has signed with the High Point Pointers after negotiating with Dan Boone and club officials. He plans to move his family to High Point and calls Furniture City his new home. The deal follows Cox coming to High Point last season in a Piedmont League trade andJoining forces with Toots Brandon and Moose Parrish.
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Mollie Ox
Greensboro Patriots
Piedmont Teague
Dan Boone
EB. Ss. Sensenbach
Mollie
High Point
Ew Pointer
Cox
Toots Brandon
Moose Parrish
Furniture City
Beall Pleased as Panther Coach Selection Stirs Fans
Knox Upholstery edges Thomas Mills 22 18 in opening post season championship game. Renfrow Raper and McCain star for Knox while Malloy Blosser lead Thomas Mills. Wallburg previously won the first game and a second matchup is set at 8 PM with Hasty and Waliburg following.
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Thomas Mills
Knox
Hasty
Waliburg
Wallburg
DeMolay Qaint
Seniors Tournament at Sedgefield Attracts Wide Field
The Sedgefield Country Club senior invitation at Sedgefield draws many out of town entrants and local golf interest. It opens tomorrow with 18 holes of medal play over two days March 14 and 15.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Maine
Sedgefield Inn
Philadelphia
Sedgefield
Chicago
New York
Charlotte
Raleigh
Durham
Winston-Salem
Danville
Salisbury
Lexington
Rockingham
Burlington
High Point
Sedgefield Sports Department
Beall Named High Point Coach With Laval Ties
Julian F. Beall of the University of South Carolina is selected as head coach at High Point college. Officials say the choice reflects a plan to use Laval style football and Metzer system influence. Beall succeeds J. P. Boylin, whose contract expires. the ten game schedule next fall includes N. C. State American University West Ford and Presbyterian College.
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Julian F. Beall
University of South Carolina
High Point College
North Carolina
South Carolina
Beall
Billy Laval
Furman
High Point
Laval
Sol Metzer
Metzer
J. P. Boylin
Soach Boylin
Purple Panthers
N. C. State
American U
Westford
Presbyterian College
Feagin Mohawk Pal Wins National Field Trials
Feagin Mohawk Pal, an aged setter, won the final heat at the National Field trials in Grand Junction Tennessee to claim the Colonel Merriman trophy and secure $1,500 for owner E. M. Tutwiler of Birmingham. Pal won the national open three times, a feat sought since the trophy’s promise. Mary Blue the pointer challenged Pal in the final heat but did not prevail.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
Mar
Keagin
United States
Colonel Merriman
E. M. Tutwiler
Birmingham
Tutwiler
Pal
A Pointer
Mary Blue
Pointer
New Notaries Commissioned in Raleigh List
New notaries of public commissioned today include James C. Crone of Goldsboro G C Hunter of Greensboro Miss Claire Moore of Asheville Mrs Dorothy Rempert of Asheville Miss Daphne Scratt of Marion J B Watkins of Avondale J F White of Norlina and R T White of Kinston.
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Raleigh
James C. Crone
Goldsboro
G. C. Hunter
Greensboro
Claire Moore
Asheville
Dorothy Rempert
Daphne Scratt
Marion
J. B. Watkins
Avondale
J. F. White
Norlina
R. T. White
Kinston
R. O. T. C. Inspection Set For Davidson College
Davidson college will host the annual government inspection of its R. O. T. C unit on April 22 and 23 to determine the rating and status of the local military department. J. M. Little of Winston-Salem will lead the inspection with possible assistance from Captain Henry W. Edmuns of Charlotte, officials say.
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Davidson
Davidson College
J. M. Little
Winston-Salem
Henry W. Edmuns
Charlotte
Birland Temple to Hold Ceremonial Friday May 2
Birland Temple D O K K plans a ceremonial Friday May 2 in Greensboro. Officials expect a large class of candidates ready for initiation.
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Greensboro
Birland Temple
Cascarets Promote Quick Laxative Cold Remedy
An advertisement claims a cold is treated by laxatives that open the bowels. It touts cascara as the pleasant solution found in cascarets and candy Cascara, saying it strengthens bowel muscles, clears the body, and costs a dime.
Baseball Knocks at College Doors
Charlotte scene marks start of 1930 season as Dick Hoblitzell and two players tune up in spring training at Wearnfield. At Duke, Jack Coombs fields his Blue Devils who beat the freshmen 5 to 1 with Ernest Jenkins pitching well. Clubs across the region begin shaping lineups for season openers.
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Charlotte
Dick Hoblitzell
Hornet Pilot
Wearnfield
Durham
Jack Coombs
Coombs
Duke
South
Ernest Jenkins
Exhibition Baseball Results From Yesterday
At San Antonio Chicago (A) defeated New York (N) 10 to 6. In St Petersburg Boston (N) beat St Louis (N) 9 to 1. In Tampa Philadelphia (A) edged Tampa (S EB L) 6 to 5.
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San Antonio
Tex
Chicago
New York
St. Petersburg
Flia
Boston
St. Louis
Tampa
Fla
Philadelphia
S, EB. L
Fights Last Night in Youngstown Ohio
George Cook of Australia defeated Meyer S in a points decision last night in Akron. The bout featured back and forth exchanges as Cook secured the victory on the cards.
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Youngstown, CO
George Cook
Australia
Meyers
Asiamner
Akron
Blood Purifying Tonic Promises Strengthened Appetite
Fragments tout a tonic claimed to purify blood and enrich health, urging readers to try it for a few days to feel renewing vigor and a big appetite improvement, praising it as a godsent remedy from drug stores.
Street Inspires Cards for Race
Street fuels the pace as a top major league prospect drives the Cardinals’ race for a pennant. The report chronicles his training, approach, and potential impact on the club’s ongoing season.
Cardinals eye pennant under Gabby Street in 1930 season
Associated Press reports St. Louis Cardinal owner Sam Breadon and new manager Charles Street express optimism about a return to contention. The club, former pennant winners in 1926 and 1928, faces a diminished pitching corps with Willie Sherdel Jess Haines and Clarence Mitchell declining and no quick reinforcements forthcoming.
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Associated Press
Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Charles
Gabby) Street
Street
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Red Birds
Rogers Hornsby
Bill McKechnis
Willie Sherdel
Jess Haines
Clarence Mitchell
Cardinals bring back veterans and hopefuls for balance in 1930s lineup
Mitchell, Haines, Sherdell, and Sylvester Johnson lead a mix of seasoned improvisers and newcomers. Jim Lindsey and Jim Bottomley headline solid infield, Earl Smith and Jimmy Wilson behind the plate, with Hal Hard as chief reliever. Ernest Orsatti anchors a right field with .230 punch, as Street shapes two to three steady workers and reserves Earl Adams and Frankie Frisch at second and third respectively.
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Mitchell
Haines
Sherdell
Street
Sylvester Johnson
Jim Lindsey
Houston
Cardinal Farms
Herman Bell
Bill Hallahan
Fred Frankhouse
Carmen Hill
al Grabowski
Charles Flint Rhein
Hal Hard
Earl Smith
Jimmy Wilson
Gus Mancuso
Earl
Sparky) Adams
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Andy High
Adams
Charley Gelbert
Jim Bottomley
Chick Hafey
Taylor Douthit
Ernest Orsatti
Jamestown Nine Wins Two Games
Jamestown high school baseball team opened the week with a 12 2 victory over Allen Jay and then defeated Sumner 7 3. Crickmore pitched well in the Allen Jay win while Harvey caught. Against Sumner Harvey and E Harvey formed the winning battery.
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Jamestown
Jamestowners
Allen Jay
Sumner
Crickmore
Harvey
E. Harvey
Training Camps Show Players in Fla as Spring Note
In St Peters burg Benny Roughy Ben rough of the Yankees mends a finger injury while Babe Ruth rests a stiff leg. Dusty Cooke is seen as left field option with Bob Meuse out. Ben Chapman anchors third base alongside Goldman. In Clearwater Glenn Wright recovers from a shoulder issue and a Charley horse sidelines him briefly. In Tampa Detroit Tigers drill extends with 34 players as Manager Stanley Harris plans the cuts within legal limits.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Benny Benrough
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Dusty” Cooke
St. Paul
Bob Meuse
Ben Chapman
Clearwater
Brooklyn
Glenn Wright
Tampa
Detroit Tigers
Ivory Field
Stanley Harris
Harris
Giants Boost Texas League Records With Long Home Runs
In San Antonio Travis Jackson hit a fly over left field, rivaling Rogers Hornsby, and Bill Terry followed with a 490 foot homer to right. In Biloxi, Goose Goslin remained the focus of Nationals camp chatter after his three day grace period expired.
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San Antonio
Tex
New York Giants
Travis Jackson
Rogers Hornsby
Bill Terry
Biloxi
Miss
Goose” Goslin
Clark Griffith
Nationals
Bevo Lebourveau Expected to Stick with Athletics
Fort Myers Florida March 13 Bevo Lebourveau a recruit outfielder with the Athletics is expected to make the roster this year as the club is short on outfield reserves the report notes the roster situation backing the decision
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Fort Myers
Fla
Bevo Lebourveau
Athletics
Phillies Add Thomp son and Klein to Winter Haven Practice
Winter Haven Florida March 3 Captain Fresco Thomp son second baseman and Chuck Klein distance hitting outfielder have been reported for Phillies practice.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Fresco Thompson
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Cubs Routed 10 2 By Angels On Catalina Island
The Chicago Cubs were defeated 10 to 2 by the Los Angeles Angels in a game played on Catalina Island. The Angels dominated with strong hitting and solid pitching, delivering a decisive loss to Chicago.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
White Sox recruit Kim Moore out with fractured hand
Bill Kamm joined the Chicago White Sox camp as a positive note. Kim Moore, a rookie outfielder who helped secure four wins against the New York Giants, will be sidelined for at least a week due to a fractured hand.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bill Kamm
Chicago White Sox
Kim Moore
New York Giants
Comiskey at Halfway Mark in Shires Deal for Sox
Chicago news reports owner Charles A. Comiskey ready to pay Charles Arthur Shires $7500 a season to play first base for the White Sox with a possible end of season bonus if he conducts himself properly on and off the field.
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Chicago
Mar
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Charles Arthur Shires
Sox
Arthur
Pirates sign Dick Bartell eyes rivals Sankey Engle bench
Dick Bartell, now with the Pittsburgh Pirates, watches rival Ben Sankey and Charley Engle from the players bench as he prepares to join practice games this week per manager Ens.
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Paso Robles
Cal
Dick Bartell
Ben Sankey
Charley Engle
Bartell
Ens
Bennett Named Early Choice for Browns Right Field
West Palm Beach Florida March 13 Fred Bennett who had a trial with the St Louis Browns two years ago and came up from the Texas League this season is Manager Killefer early choice for right field.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Fred Bennett
St. Louis Browns
Killefer
Cardinals face Tigers after 1–0 loss to Braves
Bradenton Florida March 13 With a grapefruit league average under .500 the St. Louis Cardinals played the Detroit Tigers in Tampa after yesterday dropping a 1 to 0 decision to the Boston Braves at St. Petersburg.
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Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Tampa
Boston Braves
St. Petersburg
Durocher Cuccinello Impress Reds Camp Leaders
Orlando report says Leo Durocher at short and Tony Cuccinello at second are creating a sensation at the Cincinnati Reds training camp with players optimistic about earning regular jobs while manager Dan Howley stays noncommittal.
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Orlando, Fla
Leo Durocher
Tony Cuccinello
Cincinnati Reds
Dan Howley
Indians give rookie infield a chance but hit tool weak
New Orleans March 13 The perversity of baseball brings Cleveland Indians a flashy rookie infield with one flaw at the plate George Petore at third shows hitting signs but is least polished in the field and likely to be sent to the minors for seasoning Alex Hooks at first Cecil Stewart at second and Jonah Goldmow et alsonavi o.
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New Orleans
Mer
Cleveland Indians
George Petore
Alex Hooks
Cecil Stewart
Jonah Gaoldmow
Ahavi
Gastonia Salvation Army Falls In Gastonia Rivalry
Gastonia Salvation Army basketball team lost to Coach Beck's Salvationists 22 to 12. Grissom scored craftily with Thornberg Carpenter and Armstrong as Gastonia stars, but team play from Grissom Mickie and company edged them. A return game is likely in Gastonia soon.
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Gastonia
Salvation Army
Winfred Beck
Salvationists
Beckmen
Grissom
Thornberg
Carpenter
Armstrong
Mickie
High Point
Myrtle Desk And Robbins Win In Bowling Play
The Myrtle Desk bowlers won two of three games from the Robbins Mill outfit and the City Linemen beat Adams Millis by a similar margin in two mixed league games at King Pin Lays last night. Scores:
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Myrtle Desk
Robbins Mill
City Linemen
Adams Millis
Robbins
Miller
Powell
Feos
Wilson
Hughes
Lawson
Hampton + te
A. Slate Tw
Queen
G. Slate T
Rutledge A
Cook
Adams-Millis
Stewart
Ane E. Furr
Aia Garard
Hilley
Baader
O'Gootty Reports Yankees Star Jack Quinn's Age Mystery
Joe O'Gooty interviews veteran pitcher Jack Quinn, revealing disputed ages and a long career with the Yankees. The piece recounts Quinn's supposed birth date of July 5, 1889, and his marriage to Georgiana Lambert in 1910, noting public curiosity about his true age.
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Joe O'Goofty
Yankees
Jack
Public
Jack Quinn
Natural Hitter Bolton Aims For Lookouts This Season
Cliff Bolton, 1908 born in Greensboro, will join the Lookouts as a catcher outfielder after farm duties with Washington. A former High Point player, he hit .403 in 1924 and .350 in Class A time despite a broken leg, and batted .356 in a strong minor league season. Bolton, 5'9" 165, also worked in a textile mill and enjoys hunting in the off months.
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William Clifton Bolton
Lookouts
Washington
Bolton
Washington Senators
Piedmont
High Point
Piedmont Loop
Asheboro
Green Sword
Cliff
Danny Boone
Boone
North Carolina
Chattanooga
Greensboro
N. C
Notice of separation from wife Thelma Newton in High Point
Robert L Newton states he has separated from his wife Thelma Newton and will not be responsible for any bills or obligations she may contract. Dated March 6, 1930 from R F D No 6 High Point NC.
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Thelma Newton
Robert L. Newton
High Point
N. C
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Panther
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Stephen’s
No. Main St
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City Fuel CO
Mia
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Blake
Hoblitzell
Carolinas
Grove
By Alan Gould
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Gaddis
H. Culler
G Lohr
E. Culler
Hoffman
Ray
Thompson
Lohr
Myrtle Desk and
O’gootty
Dunbar
Georgiana Lambert
Pottsville
Miss Lambert
Cliff Bolton
Chattanooga Lookouts
Chattanooga Times
The
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Byrumory Cleaners
South Main Street
Packard
Universal Joint
J.C. Welch Motor CO
Wresan Street
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