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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1936

Page

6

Estelle Lawson Captures Carolina's Woman's Title

High Point wrestling show features Luttrall vs Rascher main event with Frakenstein Finklestein and Battle Axe Hard injury update Bill Middlekauff returns for opening bout Promoter Curt Denning touts strong card and fan value in a four-wrestler night

Cowboy Luttrall High Point Andy Rascher High Point Arena Rascher Winston-Salem Teensboro Luttrall Bill Middlekauff Frankenstein Finklestein Curt Denning

Middies Defeat N. C. In Track At Dedication

The U S Naval Academy track team defeated the University of North Carolina 72 to 54 in Chapel Hill to win 16 of 14 first places. Navy captain Joe Patterson led with wins in the quarter, high hurdles, and broad jump, while Graham Gammon starred for Carolina with victories in the half mile and mile.

Fetter Sut Tar Heels Navy Chapel Hill U. S. Naval Academy University of North Carolina Tar Heels Middies Fetzer Carolina Robert A. Fetzer Harry Williamson Ralston Legore Williamson Legore Joe Patterson Jack Dalton Graham Gammon Reuben Graham Patterson Drake Middie Scofield Gammon Bob Gardiner Gardiner

Miss Lawson Edges Hemphill In Extra Hole Golf Final

Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill defeated Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia DC in an 8 hole match, 1 up, to win the Carolinas Women's Golf Association championship in Winston-Salem. Lawson trailed late but produced a dramatic rally, halving the 39th and winning the 39th to capture the title.

Chapel Hill Golf Star Winston- Salem Winston-Salem Estelle Lawson Kathryn Hemphill Columbia D. C Miss Lawson Miss Hemphill Misa Hemphill Lumbla Strein Mehes Miss Lawton Missa Hemphill

Industrial Soft Ball Loop Opens May 20 With Six Clubs

The last Industrial Soft Ball league begins Wednesday May 20 with six of the eight clubs in action and the remaining teams playing Saturday May 23. Myrtle Desk defends its title. Schedule announced by W Bailey of the Parks and Juvenile commission lists games on Wednesdays and Saturdays at venues including Amos Triangle Myrtle Desk Globe Parlor Marsh H P Paper Box and Melrose.

Amos Triangle Myrtle Desk Globe Parlor H. P. Paper Box Marsh Adams-Millis Melrose W. Bailey Parks and Juvenile Commission Trent Amos Myrtle Desk Globe Parlor Adama Millis Eres Va Trian Marah Amos Va

Duke Power Electricians Defeat Craddock-Terry 7 to 5

A wire report from Lynchburg shows the Duke Power Electricians beating Craddock-Terry of Lynchburg Va 7 to 5 yesterday. The clubs plan a rematch today in the annual series between them. Craddock-Terry is noted as a top semi pro club in the nation.

Duke Power Electricians Craddock-Terry Club Lynchburg Creddock-Terry

Sedgefield Golfers Face Busy Schedule Next Month

Sedgefield Club plans a heavy May slate with both A and BY teams traveling to Winston-Salem to face Twin-City, followed by a May 23 match against Greensboro County Trib, a August 15 return at Greensboro, and several May tournaments including a May 20 women’s invitation event and a May 30 Get Ac ’ Ted tournament.

Sedgefield Winston-Salem Mniddle Greensboro

Proximity Now Grabs Second in Rag Inter-City League

Proximity advances to second place after yesterday’s results in the Inter-City League with an 8 4 win over Adams Millis and a 24 point performance from McCrary against Thomasville Chair.

Inter-City League Adams-Millis McCrary Thomasville

McCrary Indians Stir Inter-City Industrial League with Upset

McCrary secured its first win of the season by beating Thomasville Chair 24 to 6. Bossong held to a fifth straight victory beating Ragan Maurice 13 to 6 while Proximity moved to second place by defeating Adams Millis. About 2000 fans watched three games at Willis Park.

Thomasville Bossong Adams Millis Ragan-Maurice Willis Park McCrary Proximity Indians Thomasville Chair Chair Makers Ragan- Maurice Adams-Millis

Bossong Indians sweep fifth straight in industrial league

Pi Bossong Indians rolled to a 13 to 6 win over Ragan Maur ice club in Asheboro to extend their Inter City Industrial league winning streak to five. J Cox led the winners with a homer in a 3 for 4 day. Antone homered for Ragan Maurice. Wentz worked the full game as Bossong piled 15 hits and capitalized on power hitting in a high scoring affair.

Asheboro Pi Bossong Indians Ragan-Maurice Indians J. Cox Antone Ragan Maurice Warren Wentz an-Maurice Warten Maney Forbes Regevesenies Tcc Cokeeets Bossong RM Oat Johnson Sehoffner Igesas Swaim Hudapeth Onus Newman Jarrett Issa OS Cox Ae Sisesee Cox Wentz P Scarces Pinine Conner Crofts Holt Hudspeth Scott Wents Ragan- Maurice Connor Ing En Los R An Onemo John Camp

Bears Defeat Elon In Conference Race

Lenoir Rhyne Mountain Bears won 3 to 2 over Elon in a tight conference game. The victory left Elon trailing as the Catawba Indians clinched the 1936 North State championship.

Bears Elon Hickory Lenoir-Rhyne Mountain Bears Catawba Indians

Amateur Horse Show Slated At Sedgefield On Saturday

The Guilford County Amateur horse show returns for a second year at Sedgefield with riders competing in amateur classes only. Judge Pressley Thomas of Winston Salem presides as a Costume Class novelty and a full slate of horsemanship, harness, and jumper events fills the program.

Sedgefield Sedgefield Ring Guilford County Guilford R. C. Lucas Sidney Allen R. W. Baker W. B. Whitt Stark S. Dillard Greensboro Welch Harriss Nathan Ayers Earl Phillips Wilbur Jones E. C. Criddlebaugh High Point Pressley Thomas Winston- Salem

McCrary Eagles Triumph In Inter-City League Opener

McCrary Eagles opened the Inter-City Industrial league with a 24 to 6 victory at Willis Park over Thomasville Chair. McFayden and Brooks combined on the mound for the winners, Cox led the bats with six hits in eight plate appearances, while Short and Foglemap each belted home runs as Thomasville committed 11 errors.

McCrary Eagles Willis Park Thomasville Chair Indians Thomasville McFayden Brooks Cox Short Foglemap

Barringer Leads Proximity to 10-4 Victory Over White Sox

Jesse Barringer hit three home runs as Proximity defeated Adams-Millis White Sox 10 to 4 in the Inter-City Industrial league. Barringer drove in four fans, with Boone and Butler contributing key hits and RBIs to back a strong pitching effort.

Greensboro Jesse Barringer Adams-Millis White Sox Barringer Murphy Rurmner Boone Solomom Chambers Buetler Adama- Millis Stone de Lappe Pierce Sam Fritz Charlie Young Erret Belick Young Kone Promimity Butler Gan Boome Collins de OS Bolick Lezrizee Stone Delappert Brynxi Harvey Tate Young Cooper xAlobrook Barvey T Young Prite C. Young Barrizgg Sofomom L-Lea Chamben Hunter Adams-Mialis Proximity NZ Honeeves Bering Cerne Bryan Bolick Snath Coldims Stodem Bares Chaaives Garmer Schonman Chambern Dowdle DT. Young Clapp Olf Hunter Steck Fate Rupter T. Yous Vwnver Om Dace Adans Milils Provemety Blemier Solomon Blumer Boeing T. Young Traceabel Clark Sma

Omaha Captures Victor Wild Stakes at First Turf Start

Omaha from William Woolward's stable, the American Loadimne three-year-old, defeated five rivals over one and one-half miles at Hampton Park. He passed Montrose, Lobau, and Enfield with ease and becomes the favorite for the Ascot solo cup in June.

Hampton Park Ene England William Woolward America Loadimne Omaha Coppormenis Montrose Lobau Matechal Field Enfield Rum June Li

Unclear baseball recap with mixed names and errors

A damaged OCR style recap lists hits by multiple players including Fogle and Pickett with two base hits by Robison and others. It mentions pitchers Melmyten and Swing and notes wild pitches and timing around four minutes with about 600 attendees.

Ane Fogle Alexander Amd Pickett Robison Cox Jomfors Burge Pickett MccPryden Mises Crippen Bs Cox Fokmeon Amd Pickertt Illes Joleneon Binee Om Dalls Swing Brocks McFagden Comper Robinson Joy Dervis McPfayden Berks Hite Gweng Dravds Me ¥Agden Shevieags Davis Hell Bey Potebaer Theommber Davie Kindh Brooks Melmyten James Aia Smith

Walberg Shuts Down Senators In 5-2 Victory

Ken Walberg limited the Senators to scattered hits as his teammates powered a 9 to 5 win in Washington. The White Sox backed him with a strong offense led by Appelton, Amke, and Kina totaling six runs while Buddy Myer received a $500 diamond ring in honor of his batting record last season.

Washington Senators Po Eal Ken Rube Walberg Law New Fi Sox Appletom Aimke Amd Kina Buddy Myer American Teagee Ator Pat Harrison Misesiealy Myer Seore Inmings Bostom Watberem R. Ferrell Pheton Limke Bokima Valle

Letty Gomez Leads Yankees to Hitless Stretch in Win Over Philadelphia

New York May 3 Letty Gomez pitched seven hitless innings and earned his fourth win as the Yankees beat Philadelphia 5 1 0. Joe Dimargie went 0 for 4 in a game where Gomez allowed only four hits and the Yankees scored late to secure the victory. Score by innings 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.

New York Letty Gomez New York Yankets Gomez Yankees Immings Kelley Penk Hayesmer Dickey

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