Kiwanians Fall In Donkey Baseball Clash At Willis Park
The American Business Club edged the Kiwanians 4 to 2 in a donkey baseball game at Willis Park. Donkeys and players delivered comic chaos as Rotarians join tonight's rematch, with stars like Dave Yow and Tom Kearns among participants and wild plays drawing enthusiastic crowds.
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Frank Barfield
American Business Club
Kiwanians
Civitans
Rotarians
Willis Park
Drayne
Dave Yow
Bill Bailey
Judge Teague
Dr. Brockman
Henry Koontz
Joe Hoffman
Tom Kearns
Paul Casey
Bunn Hackney
Edgar Hartley
Bob
Americans Edge Kiwanians In Donkey Baseball Thriller
Americans advance for a high spirited game as Charlie Parker and Charlie Robbins spark a rally with a double. Dyna mite staged a rough bout, and Melbourne Amos steals second to spark a scoring sequence. The A B C team wins in the end as Charlie Kearns hits a home run and the crowd roars.
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Jodie Green
Be. W. Freeze
Kiwanians
Charlie Parker
Charlie Robbins
Bill Ragsdale
Robbins
Bill
Charlie Perry
Holt McPherson
John Whitesell
John
Whitesell
Matton
Charlie Amos
Dynamite
American Business Club
Bill Tomlinson
Melbourne
Charlie Kearns
Kearne
Charlie
Donkies
Mike Boyce
Charles Parker
Melbourne Amos
Jess Washburn
Judie Green
J. J. McMurray
Charles Kearns
E. W. Freese
Kiwanis
Dunlap Victor After Tough Fight in Prestwick Round
Scotland May 22 Dunlap and other U S players edged through in the British Amateur Championship rounds. George Terry Dunlap of New York survived a close one up victory over A W Breault and rallied from five down at the 13th to win one up against Packenham Walsh of Calcutta. Goodman the U S Open winner beat Gus Moreland 3 and 2 while Jesse Guilford advanced to the third round 4 and 3 with Hartley eliminated. Fischer of Ohio and Robb met in early action with Fischer building a lead on the front nine.
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Prestwick
Scotland
America
Goodman
Fishher
U. S
Gus Moreland
Robb
Fischer
Cincinnati
Moreland
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Lister Hartley
Kent
Jack McLean
Beoth
H. M. Gow
Jack Westland
Chicago
Col. A. W. Tait
St. Andrews
George Terry Dun
Western Hall Invasi Yanks Fall Behind Indians in Week Slump
The New York Yankees lost 9-5 to the Cleveland Indians as the visitors shelled starter George Uhle and batter Russ Van Atta. Cleveland cut New York’s AL lead to 2 1 2 games while Able and Averill provided key hits and homers.
Co Author Dry Law Passes In Georgia
Hooper Alexander a 75 year old co author of Georgia s dry law and former district attorney during the Wilson era died suddenly at his Decatur residence. He backed Wilson but opposed Al Smith in 1928 helping him win a Georgia House seat where he served three terms. He leaves a widow and six children including Thomas William Alexander of Asheville NC.
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Decatur
Thoroughbreds To Race Tonight At Donkey Ball Game
Thoroughbred racing makes its first appearance in High Point with a donkey race at Willis Ballpark before the Rotarians versus Civitan game. Six civic clubs enter with one rider apiece racing for a floral vegetable fruit horseshoe prize. The race begins at 8:30 p.m. tonight under arc lights.
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High Point
Arc
Willis Ballpark
Rotarians
Civitans
Kiwanis Club
Ro Oe Civitan
Lions
Roosevelt Rules America How e list of advisors continues
The continuation lists prominent figures tied to Roosevelt era policy and advisory roles. Included are Supreme Court figures, cabinet members, ambassadors, editors, and planners such as Cardozo Pecora Rainey Cummings Eastman Myers Fechner Roper Dern Swanson Stern Tugwell Warren Frank Kahn Morgenthau Moley Rosenman Lehman Strauss Bullitt Welles Peek DeLano Caffrey and others.
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Benjamin Cardozo
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
House
Homer Cummings
Joseph B. Eastman
William J. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Robert Fechner
Eco
Daniel R. Roper
Commerce
George Dern
Claude A. Swanson
Navy
J. David Stern
Philadelphia
New York
Rexford Tugwell
Columbia University
G. F. Warren
Cornell
Jerome Frank
AAA
Robert Kahn
PWA
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Roosevelt Campaign
Raymond Moley
Samuel Rosenman
Herbert Lehman
James M. Landis
Federal Trade Commission
Jesse I. Strauss
France
William C. Bullitt
Soviet Russia
Sumner Welles
George N. Peek
Frederic A. DeLano
National Planning Committee
Jefferson Caffrey
Cuba
Vincent Aster
Certificate of Dissolution Piedmont Hosiery Company NC
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies the voluntary dissolution of Piedmont Hosiery Company High Point Guilford with unanimous stockholder consent filed January 25 1934 and seal affixed January 24 1934 Stacey Wade Secretary of State official action dates 5-22-29 6-5-12.
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State of
North Carolina
Department of State
Piedmont Hosiery Company
Eenglish Street
High Point
Guilford
J. E. Millis
Stacey W
Raleigh
A. D
Stacey W. Wade
Piedmont League Daily Standings and Results
GAMES TODAY Wilmington at Charlotte Richmond at Greensboro Columbia at Norfolk Yesterday Norfolk 3 Columbia 2 Charlotte 24 Wilmington 4 Greensboro 9 Richmond 13
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Charlotte
Richmond
Greensboro
Columbia
Norfolk
Charlotte Pee Oe Ee
Columbia Eee
Norfolk Sete Eeee
Ese
Greensboro Ees
Ee Severe
Baseball scores from yesterday and rain delay
Results yesterday show New York defeating St Louis 5 to 2 and Philadelphia 4 to 1 over Brooklyn. Cincinnati's game with Boston was postponed due to rain.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Baseball scores from a midweek slate
The scores show Cleveland defeating New York 9 to 5, Philadelphia beating St. Louis 7 to 3, Washington losing to Detroit 5 to 6, and Boston topping Chicago 13 to 10. The brief listing highlights multiple results without further context.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Iano
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Toronto beats Buffalo 2 to 0
Scores show Toronto defeating Buffalo 2 to 0. Rochester hosts Montreal and Albany in Baltimore with rain affecting plans as only games scheduled.
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Rochester
Albany
Syracuse
Baltimore
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Summary of Southern Baseball Scores and Schedule
Nashville defeated Little Rock 7 to 6 while Chattanooga won 8 to 3 against Birmingham. Memphis at Atlanta game delayed by rain and only emergency games are on the schedule.
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Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Baseball Scores From Complex Results
American beat Minneapolis 7 to 3 in a scheduled game. Beaumont defeated Dallas 6 to 3. San Antonio won 7 to 3 in ten innings.
College baseball results from several ACC teams
North Carolina defeated Duke 7 to 4 while North Carolina State won 5 to 3 and Wake Forest triumphed 3 to 0 in college baseball action.
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North Carolina
Duke
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Five-Run Bats Drive Wins Across League
Stars of yesterday led big offenses with five runs in one game and seven in another. Dreese Bar Averill hit two homers and a single for the Indians against the Yankees, while Floyd Vaughan and Harry Lavagetto combined for seven hits. Mickey Cochrane’s ninth inning pinch single sealed a Tigers victory over the Senators. Blondy Ryan sparked the Giants with an eighth inning rally to beat the Cardinals. Sugar Cain limited the Browns to seven hits for the Athletics, Chuck Klein and Eddie Morgan contributed key blows for the Cubs and Red Sox in late rallies.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
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New York Yankees
Doe
Joe McCarthy
Cleveland Indians
George Uhie
Russ van Atta
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Baril Averill
van Atta
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Mickey Cochrane
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Chicago Sox
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J. Louis Arky Vaughan
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Bowman
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Cincionati
Cadeeta
Bar! Averill
Yankees
Floyd Vaughan
Harry Lavagetto
Pirates
Blondy Ryan
Giants
Sugar Cain
Browns
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Dodgers
Eddie
Fights Last Night in Buffalo and New York
Jimmy Shlat tery of Buffalo knocked out Walter Kugel of Buffalo. Tony Falco of New York outpointed Joey Rossi of New York in Philadelphia.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Shlattery
Walter Kugel
New York
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Joey Rossi
Major League Leaders From Associated Press Summary
National League leaders include Cuyler of the Cubs with 801 at bats and Vaughn of the Pirates with 34 runs. Klein of the Cubs leads in RBIs with 81 and in hits with 46.
Butter and Egg Market Report From Chicago
Chicago May 22 Butter prices steady with creams, extras and firsts listed. Creamery specials 93 score and 92 extras show 23 to 24 percent. standard 90 centralized carrots at 23 percent. Butter sales include 542 tubs extras 23 percent. eggs steady at 27,968 sales with extra firsts 15-16 percent and fresh graded firsts 15-16 percent.
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Chicago
Ege
Tar Heels Clinch State Baseball Title With Duke Win
University of North Carolina defeated Duke University 7 to 4 in Durham to claim the state baseball championship. The Tar Heels lead the Big Five standings and aim to secure the Southern Conference title by facing NC State at Chapel Hill. A UNC victory would seal the conference crown, while a loss would let Maryland seize the lead.
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Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Durham
Duke
North Carolina
N. C. State
Maryland
Reynolds May
Dukes
Letty Fiohr
Nate Andrews
Wakening
Wolfpack
Deacons
Wake Forest
Davidson
Hornets Routed Pirates 24-4 In Piedmont League Show
Charlotte Hornets crushed Wilmington Pirates 24 to 4 as every Bee scored at least once and Guy Green limited the Pirates to 14 hits. The rout widened Charlotte lead to 2 1/2 games with Nor folk and Richmond also winning on the night.
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Charlotte
a@ ball club
Charlotte Hornets
Wilmington
Pirates
Bee
Guy Green
Buccaneers
Columbia
Sandlappers
Norfolk
Tars
Virginia
Jim Bryan
Boxing results list from multiple locales and fighters
A sparse boxing update notes fighters including Tony Cancela, Russell Gonzales, Sammy New York, Bemoya, Tommy Corbett and others across cities like Miami and Erie. It records wins by outpoint and stoppage with references to rounds and locations though many items are incomplete.
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Pla
Washington
D. C
Tony Cancela
Russell Gonzales
Sammy New York
Tampa
Philippines
Erie
Bemoya
Sioux City
Manhattan
Tommy Corbett
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