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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1934

Page

13

Braves Rally Past Cubs With Five-Run Eighth

The Boston Braves used a five run rally in the eighth inning to beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4. Shortstop Bill Urba nski drove in two with a bases loaded single as Dick Guselman scored on a misplayed hopper from Ruppert Thompson. Huck Betts started and Ben Cantwell finished, Cantwell pitching the last two innings for the win.

Chicago Cheveley Root Boston Cubs Giants Bill Ur Banski Dick Guselman Billy Herman Cub Ruppert Thompson Hopper

Pirates Hand Giants In 6-3 Victory At Pittsburgh

The Pirates defeated the New York Giants 6 to 3 in a game that added Freddy Fitesimmons to a list of a week’s beaten NL standout pitchers. Lon Warneké and Carl Hubbell were among the other notable victims as Pittsburgh extended its winning form.

Pittsburgh Pirates Freddy Fitesimmons New York Giants Lon Warneké Chicago Carl Hubbell New York Nee Kee A. Smith Bowman Fitesimmons Mancuso Birkofer Grace

Cardinals Beat Phillies 7 to 1 In St Louis May 56

In St Louis on May 56 the Cardinals started hitting in the third inning. They chased Philadelphia pitcher Austin Moore after three doubles a triple and a homer produced five runs. The Red Birds cruised to a 7 to 1 win. Key hitters included Pearce Kiehnhans Todd Dean and Davis.

Phils ST. Louis Cardinal Philadelphia Austin Moore Red Birds We. Tos Nike Jas Ole A. Moore Pearce Kieinhans Todd J. Dean V. Davis

Eldridge’s Bossong Club Faces S P U At Willis Park

Rube Eldridge, the Duke of Spero, led his Bossong nine to believe victory today over the Southern Public Utilities squad at Willis Park at 8:80. Asheboro fans from nearby towns expect a strong crowd as the teams clash and promise a creditable game.

Rube Hldridge Duke of Spero Furniture City Bossong Southern Public Utilities Outfit Willis Park Rube Carolinas Asheboro Thomasville Lexington High Point

High Point Golfers Defeated by Salisbury

High Point lost to Salisbury 16 1/2 to 11 1/2 in a golf meet. Oliver from High Point shot 81, losing three points to Klutts who made 77. John Diffendal 81 for High Point also lost three points to a 82 opponent. Klutts and Randleman won three points on best ball. Frank Harrison led Salisbury with 74, Jack Garrett for High Point made 82. Harrison and Laughridge won all three points in foursome.

High Point High School Salisbury Oliver High Point Klutts John Diffendal High Sy Dieman John Randleman Frank Harrison

Local Checker Club Beats Elon Quintet

High Point Y checker club defeated Elon 62 to 38 in a dual meet Friday night. Bean and Barber led winners with 15 points each, while a blindfolded contest featured Hard versus Newsome. Individual scores: High Point Bean 16 Barber 16 Crofts 12 Alexander 10 Newsome 10 Elon Hard 13 Saul 6 Crumpton 4 Hammock 7 O Crumpton 8.

Eion Elon Bean Barber Hard Newsome Crofts Alexander Saul Crumpton Hammock O. Crumpton

Negro Clubs Clash Monday Night at Williams Park

Two Negro baseball teams meet Monday night at 8 30 at Willia Park. The High Point Red Sox facing the barn storming Newark Dodgers in a pivotal game. Newark features Dick Lundy praised as the fastest Negro shortstop.

High Point Red Sox Newark N. J Dodgers Willia Park New Jersey Dick Lundy

Will Speak At Annual Y M C A Athletic Night

Roy Farmer of the First Methodist Protestant church will be principal speaker at the High Point Y M C A Athletic Night. The event Thursday at 7 p m honors more than one hundred boys from the winter program with special awards after dinner.

Roy Farmer First Methodist Protestant Church

Class A Net Loop Play Is Announced

Three matches are set for Tuesday openers in the Neighborhood Tennis League Class A division. Class B begins the following Tuesday. Tuesday features Memorial versus Country Club in high level local tennis action.

Oo Memorial High Point College Monthew Ave Kivett Drive Sechrest

Trinity Edges Mills Home 12-11 In Tight High School Baseball

The Trinity High School baseball team defeated Mills Home 12 to 11 in a close Friday game. Bouldin Loftin Ratledge and Hall led Trinity hitters while Miller Scarborough Ray Tilley and Whitt highlighted Mills Home. The winning run came in the eighth inning.

Trinity High Mills Trinity Bouldin Loftiin Ratledge Hall Miller Scarborough Ray Tilley Whitt

Dr Joseph Spruill Sanatorium Head Claimed by Death

Dr Joseph Spruill longtime sanatorium head dies after a career in medicine. Survived by mother Daisy Spruill widow two sons and several siblings. Body in state at the sanatorium then service at First Baptist Church in Hertford followed by a Columbia burial with pallbearers from Greensboro and Guilford County officials.

Joseph Spruill Jack Spruill Lumberton Richard Spruill Raeford R. G. Waddy Norfolk Mia Jesse P. Perry Hertford Benjamin Spruill Orfolk Thomas WN. Spruill Columbia N. C Greensboro M. D. Bonner Sanatorium P. Josis High Point Rotary Club First Baptist Church Guilford County Board of Commissioners N. G Baptist Church

Trinity Hosts Thomasville High In Monday Afternoon Game

Trinity entertains Thomasville High Monday afternoon and on Wednesday hosts the High Point College reserves, with players Mille Home Miller Hall Scarborough Ray Smith Haynes Watson Tilley Whitt listed among the lineup.

Lin Hall Mille Miller Lanier Scarborough Ray Smith Haynes Watson Tilley Whitt Trinity Thomasville High High Point College

Illinois Farms Report One Million Cattle Milking

Illinois farm data notes 1,165,000 milk cows on state farms highlighting dairy cattle scale and agricultural scale in Illinois.

Illinois

Hosiery Workers Meet Monday on Code Violations

Branch 2 of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers will hold a special meeting Monday at 7 30 pm in the Central Labor Union Hall 127 1 2 North Wren ch street to discuss alleged hosiery code violations and remedies. President J M Ritchie invites non striking workers and notes Emil Rieve and Henry I Adams will speak on code enforcement and labor concerns under the National Recovery Act.

American Federation of Hosiery Workers Central Labor Union Hall North Wrench Street J. M. Ritchie Mr. Ritchie American Federation of Labor Emil Rieve Henry I. Adams United Textile Workers of America Ritchie

Scoutmasters Attend Joint Camp Training At Camp Cherokee

Scoutmasters from Winston-Salem Greensboro Reideville and Uwharrie councils gather for a weekend training at Camp Cherokee seven miles north of Ideville. Led by Scout Executives Vaughan Lloyd Gorman Braden and Hackney Jr the course runs Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon with attendees from Uwharrie and Yadkin councils.

Winston-Salem Greensboro Reideville Uwharrie Council Camp Cherokee Eeideville W. E. Vaughan-Lloyd O. B. Gorman Frank Braden B. W. Hackney I. H. Huske A. J. Green H. H. Hoyle Cooleemee R. L. Hall Coleman Grubb Melvin Young Wiley Brown Yadkin EB. A. McEachern Stanley Hubbard Donald Hubbard Winfred Beck B. W. Hackney, Jr Thie Ciyt

Rev J C Hopkins to Begin Services at North Main Baptist

Rev J C Hopkins opens a series of evangelistic services at North Main Street Baptist church tomorrow night at 7 30 with nightly services and Sunday morning and evening worship. Pastor A Lincoln Falk will assist with singing. Hopkins, formerly pastor at Eller Memorial Baptist Greensboro, reports 600 additions in four years and 264 baptisms last year. He recently completed a Raleigh meeting adding 60 souls. He is described as a forceful speaker. All invited to attend.

J. C. Hopkins North Main Street Baptist Church A. Lincoln Falk Mr. Hopkins Eller Memorial Baptist Church Greensboro Raleigh Hopkins

Ministers Hear John Blair Speak at Monday Luncheon

John Blair, an authority on birds from this city and Raleigh, will address the High Point Ministers association at its luncheon Monday at 12:15 PM. Dr. A. B. Conrad, association president, will preside over the meeting at the YWCA cottage and discuss bird life.

John Blair Raleigh High Point Ministers Association Y. W Blair A. B. Conrad

Mrs Williams Rites Set For Nancy Ellen Williams

Funeral services for 71 year old Nancy Ellen Williams widow of W A Williams will be held today. A 3 15 p m service at Mrs Ferree s home 903 East Green street precedes the 4 30 p m service at Giles Chapel M P church with Rev R I Farmer Rev Joel B Trogdon and Rev R L Hethcock officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers named.

Nancy Ellen Williams W. A. Williams L. F. Ferree East Green Street Ferree Giles Chapel M. P R. I. Farmer Joel B. Trogdon R. L. Hethcock L. D. Rummage C. F. Hayes L. J. Tuttle W. W. Seckler A. K. Bales F. H. Clinard W. M. Vanhoy T. H. Eider Church Cemetery

William Roberson Dies After Stroke at Home

William M. Roberson 69 died at 12 30 this morning at 1719 North Main Street from a paralytic stroke Friday. Born July 6 1865 in Guilford County he was a son of John R and Ona Long Roberson. He leaves two sons Calvin and H Clark Roberson two sisters Mrs A M Tucker and Mrs John Gray of Friendship four brothers Henry John Dolph and James of various towns. Funeral at Sandy Ridge church Monday afternoon with interment at the church cemetery.

William M. Robertson North Main Street Guilford County John R Ona Long Roberson Calvin H. Clark Roberson A. M. Tucker John Gray Friendship Henry John Kerneraville Dolph James Gandy Ridge

Monkshood Flower Depends on Bumbit Traffic for Pollen

The monkshood bloom appears only where bumbits move across nearby areas to transport pollen. This limits flowering to regions with active pollinator paths and suitable flora.

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