Civic clubs stage charity baseball games in High Point
Four High Point civic clubs clash in charity diamond games at Willis Park drawing an expected 4 000 fans. Mayor Grayson will throw the first ball as funds go to the milk fund via the Service League. Rival teams include Civitan Rotarians and Kiwanis with colorful charges reported around practice and preparations.
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Willis Park
High Point
Grayson
Service League
Billy Bailey
J. J. McMurray
Bailey
Civitan
Rotarians
Silas Casey
Dave Yow
Kiwanians
Civitans
Kiwanis Club
Dan Hayworth
Rotary Outfit
Kiwanianes
Beall Not To Return To Local Institution
The local college will not retain Beall as physical education director after his June to September 1 contract ends. Beall will complete his contract with High Point college amid trustees votes to discontinue intercollegiate football. He notes interest from other colleges and plans to decide soon.
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Julian Beall
High Point College
Positon
Beall
High Point
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
EC. T. C
Lochman
Reail
University of South Carolina
Civitan Club
Hikch Point College
Major League Leaders in batting and pitching
National League leaders include Martin of the Cardinals and Hartnett of the Cubs in batting totals while Klein of the Phillies drives in 87. Traynor and Martin pace hits, and Klein leads in doubles with 18. American League leaders feature West and Gehrig in hitting, with Gehrig among top run producers and Knapp in RBIs. Arennatt and McAfee head pitching leaders with strong innings and wins.
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Cardinals
Hartnett
Cubs
Kartell
Phillies
Klein
Martnett
Traynor
Pirates
Fullin
Leslie Giants
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P. Waver
Vaughan
Priech
Berger
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Parmelee
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Chapman
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Itndianea
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Vorter
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Lazeert
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Voxx
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Walker
Tigeres
Campbell
Thirns
Browne
Arennat
Vatcheen
McAfee
Mahaffey
Doric Hinde Colonnade Surrounds Li Memorial in Washington
The colonnade of Doric style surrounds the Li Memorial in Washington to present the States of the Union.
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Doric — Hinde
Washington
Crandings Piefdmont League Games Today
The Crandings PIEFDMONT League schedules matches in four cities today. Winston Salem plays Charlotte, Wilmington faces Greensboro, and Richmond meets Durham. Club standings show Wilmington leading Greensboro with 18, Durham 16, Winston Salem 9, Charlotte 6, Richmond 5.
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Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Wilmington
Greensboro
Richmond
Durham
Yraterday
STI
Matchups Set Across Four Cities
Cleveland visits New York. Chicago plays Boston. St. Louis heads to Philadelphia. Detroit travels to Washington for key postseason showdowns.
Baseball results yesterday across cities
Yesterday's scores show Cleveland 6 New York 6 and St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 8, Chicago 7, Boston 0. Detroit 7 and Washington 1.
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Cleveland
New York & St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Brookish at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati
A schedule listing games includes Brookish versus Pittsburgh and New York versus Cincinnati with matchups also featuring Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St Louis.
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Brookish
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn and Philadelphia Nine Face Chicago Five
Results show Brooklyn one Philadelphia nine defeating Chicago five. New York versus Cincinnati extended to ten innings with Borton scoring three and St. Lovie one.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Borton
St. Lovie
PATS TIED FOR SECOND PLACE
In the Piedmont league race Charlotte and Richmond moved into a tie for second place after a tight contest last night. Greensboro and Richmond both delivered heavy hitting to edge closer to the leaders as Charlotte held a narrow advantage over rivals in a three way stretch.
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Charlotte
Richmond
Eddie Dyers
Greensboro Nine
Cevllar
Charette’s
Nornets
Salem
Greensboro
Wilmington
Durha
Durham lineup shines as Bulls fall to Colts in club action
In a show of new blood Durham’s line up impressed in a 16 10 5 Bulls victory over the Colts on the mound. Bob Durth hurled well for Winston Salem’s Mornets who won 9 to 6, rallying with runs in the fifth and eighth but falling short.
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Patriots
Buccaneers
Giargin
Durham
Colts
Bulls
Virginias
Bob Dur
Winston-Salem
Mornets
Ates
Jacobs Wins Auto Rail Tennis Victory in France
Helen Jacobs and partner Ada Mot advanced in the French championships after a 4 9 6 2 win over Katherine Meres and Joan Ingram. The match featured the American duo dominating the early sets and moving into the next round of the women's doubles.
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Helen Jacobs
Autrail
France
Yee Jacobs
United States
Tar Heels Gain Diamond Honors in Close Big Five Win
Charlotte May 24 UNC claims baseball title with 2 1 victory over Duke finishing 10 1 in conference play. Joe Griffith spun a two hit 2 1 win while Bobby Colm bs pitched for Duke third. Big Five standings list North Carolina Wake Forest Duke N C State. Captains named Brandt Phipps Weaver Morris.
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University of North Carolina
Duke
Tar Heela
South Carolina
Bunn Heard
Davidson
Joe Griffith
Blue Devils
Bobby Coolmbs
Griffith
North Carolina
George Brandt
Johnny Phipps
Phil Weaver
Joe Morris
W. Me. Ree
Mevigees
Wake Forest
Duke Cee Ee
N. C. State
Local Juniors Set For Carolinas Junior Golf Meet
High Point youths prepare for the seventh annual Carolinas Junior Golf championship at Sedgefield Country Club. The pro junior event opens Monday June 12 with a 1 30 p m barbecue after pairings including Buster Moffitt and Marsh Crichton. Trophies will be awarded to amateur winners in each flight.
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High Point
Carolinas
Sedgefield Country Club
Buster Moffitt
Marshall Crichton
Hope Valley Country Club
Durham
Tem
Soch
Max Payne
Wake Forest Eyes Oak Ridge and Lexington Coaches for Posts
Wake Forest athletic council recommends James H. Weaver of Oak Ridge Institute to be head football and basketball coach and Murray Greason former Deacon star to be his assistant. The board of trustees will decide in June. John Caddell would stay as baseball coach.
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Raleigh
Athletic Council
Wake Forest College
James H. Weaver
Oak Ridge Institute
Murray Greason
Deacon
Weaver
Greason
Wake Forest
Lexington High School
Centennary College
Pat Miller
John Caddell
Pointers Set To Play Burlington Nine In Alamance Matchup
Pointers plan a return game against Burlington All Stars at Willis Park in Alamance county after a 5 to 3 win last Sunday. Manager Cowan previews a 12 man roster including Kirby Newsome Cheek Smith Connor Latham Weston Williams Thomas and himself as catcher. He aims to add Letty Young from Fieldale to bolster pitching with Kirby and Sherrill in the box.
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Burlington All Stars
Alamance County
Willis Park
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Kirby
Newsome
Cheek
Smith
Connor
Latham
BE. Weston
R. Weston
Wiliams
Henry
Thomas
Letty’ Young
Fieldale
Sherrill
Young
E. W
Williams
Ferguson
Lathie
Dermis
Boys Track Tournament Qualifiers Announced
About 209 boys aged 6 to 11 are eligible for the tournament after meeting required training and eligibility standards.
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Ehdan
Evans Explains Batting Decline in Major Leagues
New York May 24 Billy Evans Cleveland Indiana general manager offers a new explanation for why hitting is down this season He says the problem is the pitchers not the ball and that players are mostly straight away hitters Ty Cobb once challenged defenses by bunting and hitting to all fields Evans notes Ben Chapman of the Yankees as the closest to Cobb in speed and developing as an all around batter
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New York
Billy Evans
Cleveland Indiana
Billy
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Ben Chapman
Yankees
Notice of sale of land in High Point Guilford NC
Notice is given of a public auction sale of the property in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina described as adjoining the lands of C T Willis and others beginning at an iron stake on the north side of National Way. The loan is in default and the sale is by W G Idol as trustee on June 6 1933 at 11 00 A M at the Municipal Building High Point NC. The purchaser must pay 5 percent of the purchase price as a deposit and provide good faith evidence. The sale is subject to unpaid street assessments and taxes.
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Teingie
W. G. Idol
Guilfford County
North Carolina
High Point
High Point Township
Guwliford County
National —_ Way
OC. T. Jie
C. T. Wille
C. T. Witte
Idol
Roberson
Nadarh
Reese
Attys
Cubs deprived by Cuyler loss spark Cubs decline
One man cannot make a ball club, yet the Cubs slide from first to seventh as Cuyler’s absence hurts outfield and punch. Grimm rotates replacements, while Browns and others win or lose, reshaping the standings with Ruth, Gehrig, and Marberry standout in the era.
Teachers Defeat Sophomores In Big Baseball Win
The Teachers defeated the Sophomores 19 to 4 in eight innings at High Point High School. Strong batting led by Marlette who went 5 for 6 with two triples a double and two singles. Melver added three hits including two home runs.
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High Point High School
Marlette
Melver
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Byrum Property Guilford County NC
Trustee announces sale of mortgaged property in Guilford County North Carolina for Roy B Byrum and Maude W Byrum. Sale set for June 19 1933 at 11 00 AM at the Greensboro Courthouse door. description references High Point Township and plat details in Plat Book No 4. Attorney J Allen Austin signs as Trustee.
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North Carolina
Guilford
Roy B. Byrum
Maude W. Byrum
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Greensboro
North Carolin
High Point Township
Burton
English Street
Noton Street
Rees Gees
Hamilton Piat
Office of the Register of Deeds
Carolina
J. Allen Austin
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