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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1933

Page

10

High Point College Drops Intercollegiate Football

Highland wins in industrial league action as High Point College drops intercollegiate football. Yesterday results show Highland 11 Southern College 5 and P U and Adams-Millis 4 with High Point Overall having a bye.

High Point College P. Utilities Highland Adams - Millis

Greensboro Triumphs Over Winston-Salem in Split Twinbill

In Greensboro and Winston-Salem on Saturday, Greensboro won 9 to 5 in the first game while the Twins shut out the Pats 4 to 0 in the nightcap. Poole Money Mize Maus hit home runs in the opener as Rumple allowed only scattered hits in the second game.

Greensboro Winston-Salem Twins Poole Money Mize Maus Rumple Pats Wes Averette Ira Partridge Whitehead J. Brown Grodowski Potter H. Smith Bucher Durham Brown Pot Mitchell White Mae Et Hazel Melville Etree Luckey View Ewer Eatman Tapson Vicau Akx Derham Wecems Clarke aScene Bilgere Hazel Sea Mire Grodowaki Chamber Mitchellaaa

Melrose and Paramount Win In Amateur Loop

Dukes rally halted by Tar Heel Ball Club as two out in 6th inning. Richmond 7, Charlotte 8. Wise 3 RBIs, Lipscomb 2, Galvin 4, Rodgers 3, Whitehouse 2, Powler 1. Whitehouse and Rodgers homer. Galvin and Rodgers multi hit games. Lyle and Baker credited with decisions. Baker the losing pitcher. Time 2 42. Umpires Lennox Brandon.

Lyle Richmond Charlotte Wise Wright Lipscomb Galvin Rodgers Smith Whitehouse Powler Barnes Gillis Hendee Lacy Baker Folliard Novosel Lennox Brandon Durham Blue Devil University of North Carolina Duke University Tar Heels Devils North Carolina Rune Kaiser Michael Coombs Saizer Mitchell Duke Carolina Phipps Brandt Baes Griffith Griffith Pieids and Lindstrom ABA Fowler Lucke Wade Hovessl Wteree Folliard Guerre Cate Wolfe

Giants Narrow Pirates Lead With 2 1 Inning Win

The New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 2 1 in 11 innings to cut the Pirates NL lead to one game. Vaughen made three errors for Pittsburgh as Ott, Leslie and Jackson drove in the winning runs. Luque earned the victory in relief.

Giants Pittsburgh Pirates New York Floyd Vaughen Bucs Larry French French Vaughen Vaphen Homer Peel Critz Mel Ott Sam Leslie Joe Moore Peel Gus Suhr Ott George Davis Piet Johnny Verger Blondy Ryan Traynor Travis Jackson Adolf Luque Pittsburgh Tee Lindstrom Abheria Vaughan Wibieni wWinbees Abrhpore Davis James Schumacher Fitzsimmons, P Richens I. Cs Oes Toteis Mancuso Bell Luque Oki Ek Leslie Jackson Crutz Suhr Fitzsimmons Hite Uigley and Moran

Melrose Crown 109 as Robbins Advances by Bye

Melrose defeats Crown 109 to 19 with Robbins advancing by bye in yesterday’s loop features. Amos Hosiery and James town game not reported.

Ten Contracts Dropped For High Point Football Plan

High Point college votes to abolish intercollegiate gridiron play for 1938, breaking ten contracts with colleges in the Carolinas. The action cited cost, limited benefit, and a push toward intramural sports, with a plan for basketball baseball soccer tennis and track.

Carolinas High Point College G. I. Humphreys Juliane Ball High Point Erskine P. C Wofford Citadel Catawba Lenoir-Rhyne Guilford Elon Appalachian Eastern Carolina Teachers College Beall C. R. Hinshaw Humphreys

Industrial League raw: Southern Public Utilities leads with two wins

Two undefeated teams ruled the Industrial League today as Southern Public Utilities and High Point Overall won once each while Adams Mills beat P U 6 4 and Highland pounded Southern Chair 11 5. Attendance was 250 as first class games drew crowds at Adams Mills field.

Southern Public Utilities High Point Utility Adame Millis Highland Southern ABR Pqu. Co Falcowe Culler Pergeson Eilerbe Holcombe Lopp Adam-Millis Mann W. Hinkle Genet Harvey Harris Moninget Rn & P. Vy. Co G. Hinkle Cooper Farcowe Elerbe Stone Smith Hite Adams Mills P. U Mulligan

Highland Triumph Advances With 14 Hits In Big Inning

Highland powered to victory with 14 hits including a key six run inning in the sixth. Huffman led with three safeties in five trips while Detter topped the losers with strong defense and Grissom was the bright spot for the challengers. County rivals Hill and Anderson contributed solid pitching for the winners.

Highland Victor Highland Huffmen Grissom Mii B. Anderson Hill

Thrilling Start Sparks Hosiery Team Victory

The Srility team won a hard fought league opener against Adame Milite in a high energy game. Bilerbe and Cox led the winners with strong shooting, while Smith pitched well late as the opposition’s W. Hinkle and Cooper slugged. Box score details appear in the readable fragments.

Srility Adame Milite Bilerbe Cox Smith W. Hinkle Cooper Cook Cine H. Cook Ius Wis Oarner Weaae

Panthers End Year With EC Teachers Series

High Point college closes its 1933 baseball schedule this week with a two game series against Eastern Carolina Teachers at Willis park. After a Greensville trip where they split a pair, the Panthers aim to win both games and finish the season with a strong average.

High Point College Eastern Carolina Teachers College Willis Park Greensville

New York California Drive Nation in Early Car Registrations

New York and California led early 193% new passenger car registrations in the first two months, fueling national growth. The report highlights strong gains in these states as manufacturers and dealers promote sales amid uncertain economic conditions.

New York California

Kentucky Derby Origins at Churchill Downs Allegedly Named

Fragmentary text mentions the first Kentucky Derby run at Churchill Downs and references Fort Dearborn. The passage is garbled with unrelated phrases about Chicago and Germany, lacking clear names, dates, or outcomes.

Chicago Fort Dearborn Churchill Downs Germany

Hews Defeats Midway 10-6 in Low-Key Tilt

Hews edged Midway 10 to 6 in a listless afternoon game. Hanty Johnson and Bhover caught for Hews with Midwar batsmen Dorsett and Saintoing handling the plates.

Hanty Johnson and Bhover Midwar Dorsett Saintoing

Zeppelin Passenger Service Between Germany and South Amelia Expected

A report notes that The Great Zeppelin will resume passenger service between Germany and South Amelia in May. The exact dates are not set, but operations are anticipated to restart within the month.

the Great Zeppelin Germany South Amelia

Baseball results from the amateur league games

Melrose pounded out 23 safeties to beat Crown 19 to 10 at Kearney. Paramount Service Station defeated Triangle 10 to 6 at Jamestown. Robbins faced Melrose, Jamestown met Paramount, Crown played Triangle with Aos earning a bye. Amos Hosiery Mills Jamestown game report pending tonight.

Paramount Triangle Melrose Crown Robbins Kearne Jamestown Aos Amos Hosiery Mills

Melrose Powers Past Crown In Slugfest Victory

Melrose collected 23 hits to Crown’s 10 in a seesaw game highlighted by Flynn’s home run, triple and single. Sullivan Parrish Bryant each had multiple hits for Melrose, while Combs led Crown with three of five. Bryant earned the win with Wilson taking the loss in front of 300 fans.

Melrose Flynn Sullivan Parrish Bryant Combs Bette Gaddis Sheffield Nak Goley Bullock McKmenuney R. Melrose Ceasekisecsee Lane Brown Wilson Murdock Jones Gadder Carrol P. Bullock Culler Hoover

Young Charlotte Boy Ties For Tourney Title

Freddy McCanless a 21 year old Charlotte amateur tied Eddie Miller of Gadsden Ala for top money in the Southeastern PGA after 72 holes at the Charlotte Country Club. Miller parred the final round to finish two behind then McCanless holed a 15 foot putt for a dramatic three on the 370 yard 18th to force a playoff. Tudor Pickard, George Slingerland and Arthur Ham led a crowded field with scores from 302 to 316 as Miller Picard and Slingerland qualified for the national PGA event.

Charlotte Freddy McCanless Southeastern P. G. A Eddie Miller Gadsden Ala Young McCanless Miller McCanless Charlotte Youngster Henry Pickard Charleston F. C George Slingerland Greensboro Arthur Ham Charlotte Country Club Clarence Owens Greenville Freddy Hyatt Ernie Ball Atlanta Fairley Clark Savannah Dan Goss Birmingham Picard Slingerland P. G Frank Stevenson Chattanooga Tenn

Cecil? Grubb Wins Wild Pitch Affair As Paramount Beats Triangle

Cecil hits wild pitch moment. Terry hit by Cecil. Grubb earns win for Paramount. Dawson takes loss. Umpires Cox and Lane. Attendance 150.

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