Colonials Triumph Over High Point In Big Win
Salisbury reports the Colonials pounded four High Point pitchers for 17 hits and a 17 to 3 victory. Woody Mott started, held shutout for four innings, then tired as Salisbury offense exploded in late innings with Briger and McDonald going deep.
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Tre Enterprise Salisbury
Colonials
Woody Mott
Bonnebeaux
McWhorter
Buswell
Briger
McDonald
McCuiston
Fi L. Smith
Millsaps
YU UO
Salisbury
J.o'rourge
P.o’rourke
Wilson
Cushion
Sanders
O ° Hudson
OU Berger
Jackson
Maitland
J. Smith
Clemons
Hudson
Cashion
Thrasher
Mott
Balks
Morgan
O'Brian
Richardson
GIANTS LOSE CAL EQLISS FIRST SHUT-OUT
New York Giants suffer season’s first shutout as St. Louis Cardinals win 8 to 1 before 25,000 fans. Rhem allows eight hits and strikes out ten. Also Pirates top Phillies 6 to 5 in Philadelphia, Dodgers beat Reds 8 to 3 in Brooklyn, and Harris wrecks Chicago with a Boston win 2 to 1. An event note mentions Ole Simmons’ negro quartet in a separate seating plan.
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TWINS
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Flint Rhem
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Brhem
St. Louis
Rhem
Gonzales
McQuillan
Dean
Huntsinger
Snyder
Senators
Chicago
Stanley Coveleskie
Charley Robbertson
Bluege
Goslin
Washington Senators
White Sox
Falk
Mostil
Washington
Coveleskie
Ruel
Robertson
Mack
Crouse
Schalk
Boston
Standings list crowd in fragmented baseball notes
Standings from Piedmont and other leagues show scattered results in Winston-Salem Salisbury High Point Durham and Greensboro with several incomplete scores. American Association and International League games also appear with mixed results including Columbus St Paul Louisville Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City and others.
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Taleigh
Salisbury
High Point
Durham
Balumire
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American Association
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Toledo
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
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Brooklyn
Toston
Pittsburgh
Track duals report from Blacksburg and nearby colleges
Teeh Won BLACKSBURG VA Mayo the White Virginia Teeh vavalty track men were taking a dual meet from North Carolina State College 69 points to 57 today VPI freshmen captured a like engagement from the yearlings of Washington and Lee by a 59 5 6 to 57 1 6 count
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Blacksburg
Mayo
Virginia
North Carolina State College
VPI
Washington and Lee
France Defeats Hungary in Davis Cup Elimination
In Budapest on May 9 France defeated Hungary in the European Davis Cup elimination play. The French team won both singles matches yesterday.
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Hungary
Budapest
France
Hosiery Boys Triump Over Highland On Roaring Mound
Durham Hosiery mill squad beat Highland 6 to 2 on the Highland grounds as Bill McGhee starred on the mound striking out 17. Durham’s errors gave Highland all their runs in the third inning while Morrison started for Highland and bowman finished. Pender and Kimes led Durham at bat as Captain Hayes boasts a strong local lineup ready to challenge amateur teams within 25 miles.
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Highland Grounds
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Dog House
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Kimes
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Hayes
Jones Calls for Stricter Amateur Championship Rules
New York May 9 Bobby Jones, reigning amateur champion, endorses sweeping changes to the national amateur golf championship rules, including cutting the qualifying field from 32 to 16. He argues the move will reduce upsets and ensure only true stars reach match play, avoiding easy qualification for top contenders.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Bobby Jones
Jones
Portugal Eliminated in Davis Cup Doubles Sweep
Portugal is eliminated in the Davis Cup tennis competition as Italy defeats the Portuguese team in the doubles match in Lisbon. Italy had already won the first two singles matches against Portugal yesterday.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Runner In Gate City Lowers World Record For 100-Yard Dash
Jackson Schulze, an Olympic runner, lowered the world record for the 100 yard dash at the Greensboro high school track meet exhibition. Competing with Currie of Davidson and Banerson of North Carolina, he clocked 9.12 seconds on a hard clay track. The time has no official bearing as the meet is an exhibition under the local High School Athletic Association.
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Jackson Schulze
Currie
Davidson College
Banerson
North Carolina University
Ich
AL. Aly
Athletics Rally Past Cleveland for Second Straight Win
Philadelphia beat Cleveland 6 to 4 as Sewell and Simmons led with four and three hits respectively including a Sewell double and Simmons home run. Myatt also homered for Cleveland while Rommel Groves and Perkins pitched for Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Groves
Rommel
Indians
Sewell
Simmons
Myatt
Phila
Rommell Groves
Perkins
Cochrane
Buckeye
Speece
Yowell
Roy
Patriots Shut Out by Ledbetter in Bulls Pitching Duel
Special to the Enterprise Durham May 9 two thousand fans saw Durham ledbetter pitch airtight ball defeat the Patriots from Greensboro nine to zero at home plate. The Patriots managed only five hits and none of the visitors reached scoring position, as Ledbetter dominated the mound.
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Durham
Ledbetter
Patriots
Greensboro
College Baseball Scores From Campus Arenas
College baseball results show a slate of late season games. West Point hosts NYU as NYU loses while several regional matches end with Princeton, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Catholic University, Navy, Yale, Holy Cross, Ohio State, Cornell, and Williams earning or conceding wins or ties in mixed outcomes across venues.
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Brown
Madison
Wisconsin
Michigan
Annapolis
Catholic University
Navy
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Indiana
Newton
Mass
Boston College
University of Pennsylvania
Worerster
Yale
Holy Cross
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Cornell University
Williamstown
University of Virginia
Williams
Bulls Open Week With Pointers Monday At Four
The Pointers arrive from Salisbury ending a series with the Colonials. Smith and his gang start a four-sday stand at Welch Park tomorrow at 4 PM, hosting the Durham Bulls Monday and Tuesday then the Greensboro Dairy at DERBY. Conn., May.
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Salisbury
Colonials
Smith
Welch Park
Durham Bulls
Greensboro
aLricis
Chess Fourney Raden May 9 at International tournament
Four adjourned games were played today with Marshall of America drawing Niemzowitch of Denmark to keep fourth place. Rabinowitch of Russia drew with Treybal of Czech-Slovakia and Thomas of England to move into fifth. Reti of Czecho-Slovakia defeated Miesis of Germany.
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Marshall
America
Niemzowitch
Denmark
Rabinowitch
Russia
Treybal
Thomas
England
Reti
Miesis
Germany
Yale 7 Military College 6 in Chester Polo Report
Yale defeated Military College 7 to 6 in Chester Pennsylvania. Penn reported the result from the college polo match with both teams showing competitive play and a tight score at the end.
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Chester
Yale
Military College
Penn
Navy Beats Lehigh 7-2 In Annapolis Tennis Meet
Navy defeated Lehigh University today in Annapolis by seven matches to two. The victory adds a win to the Navy tennis team’s season standings as they outplayed their opponent at home.
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Annapolis
Lehigh University
Southern Association Scores From Mobile New Orleans and Atlanta
Scores from Southern Association include Mobile 6 Nashville 4 and New Orleans 2 Chattanooga AL Birmingham 4 Little Rock 7. At Atlanta 2 Memphis 3. Virginia League at Portsmouth 4 Rocky Mount 11 innings. Richmond Ke Norfolk %
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New Orleans
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AL Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Portsmouth
Rocky Mount
Richmond
Norfolk
Packer Shatters Records at Gate City Track Meet
Packer, star athlete from High Point, led West North Carolina’s Civitan meet at Greensboro fairgrounds. He helped Lucky 13 score 13 of 16 points, with unofficial times in two events and a distance. Charlotte won team honors for the third straight year, Winston-Salem placed second, and other records fell as exhibition runs by Olympic contenders Goodwin and Schultz highlighted the large spring event.
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North Carolina
Greeneboro
Packer
William Goodwin
Jack Schultz
Goodwin
Carolina
Schultz
Civitan Club
Hardin Hughes
Ketchum
Greensboro ¥. M. C. A
Reid
Charlotte
High Point
McNinch
Newman
Winston-Salem
Goodwin Greensboro
Shuler
Salisbury
Brewer
Daniel
Packer Sets Record as 120-Yard Low Hurdles Win Noted
At a Greensboro meet, Packer won the 120-yard low hurdles in 3 minutes 46 seconds, beating his own record. High Point finished second with Reid placing, while Winston-Salem’s Houchins took third. Time for the 148-10 mark was recorded in the related event.
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Derby
Choate School of Wallingford
Housantonic River
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Ison
Charlotte
Hackney Greensboro
Houchins
Winston-Salem
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Koenig
Greensboro
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High. Point
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Barclay
Statesville
Rowe
Webb
Thomasville
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Burlington
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Reid
Boy Scout council cuts costs by hiring deputies in towns
The Boy Scout organization drops plans for a full time field executive under Executive Gordon A. Blair in the Uwharrie council. Deputized local men in each town will oversee scout work, with annual stipends of 200 to 300 dollars. Cooleemee and Mocksville join the district. A town drive targets an 800 dollar budget quota, and deputies take office June 1. High Point's commissioner status remains undecided due to Blair's base there.
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Boy Scout Organization
Gordon A. Blair
Uwharrie Council
Lexington
Thomasville
Cooleemee
Mocksville
Uwharrie
High Point
Executive Blair
Community Sing at American Theatre This Afternoon
Interest in home talent music will be gauged by the attendance of High Point people at the community sing in the American theatre this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Lewis L. Stookey arranged a program with instrumental music by the American orchestra and a mixed quartet. J Gurney Briggs will sing Mother of Mine, a tenor solo. The program includes negro spirituals and melodies.
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High Point
Lewis L. Stookey
American Orchestra
J. Gurney’ Briggs
Mr. Briggs
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