Adams-Millis 3 Beaten In Harn
Triangle 5 Adams-Millis 2 in Industrial League action leaves Triangle in the lead with two games left. Thomasville 10 Tomlinson 0. Adams-Millis loses despite pitching duel between Dawson and Dawson. Attendance 200. Time 1:45.
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Triangle
Thomasvilleeam
Illia
Willis Park
Trian
Thomasville
Millis
Adams-Millis Thomasville
And
Adams
Tomlinson
Triangles
White Sox
Lefty
Adams Millis
Ed Dawson
Dawson
Awson
Adams-Millis
L. Cooper
Pierce
Wilson
EB. Coopf
Smith
Cooper
B. Cooper
Clark
Havery
Weisner
Berge
Wil
Ison
Box Score Not Reported In Tomlinville Game
A blank box score for the Tomlinville game was not returned to The Enterprise. An assessment indicates the seventh inning agreement call affected reporting.
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Enterprise
Richmond Sweeps Two Off Norfolk
Richmond won a doubleheader at Norfolk 7 to 3 and 6 to 5 with Trexler pitching the first game and starting the second, Rosar belting his 45th homer for the Tars in the opener.
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Norfolk
Ichmond
Trexler
Lef
victor“Rosar
Tars
American Association scores and standings fragment
A fragmentary score list shows Paul 3 8, Minneapolis 7 6, Kansas City 0, Milwaukee 12, Louisville absent, Columbus 12. No clear context or full team names or dates are provided.
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American Association
Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Poole and Comer Tie After 18 Holes in President's Cup Finals
Jimmie Poole and W. Comer were all square after the first 18 holes of Emerywood Country Club's 86 hole finals. Poole gave Comer 12 strokes in the handicap event and advanced by defeating J. C. Abels 8 and 2. The remaining 18 holes were postponed as Poole competes in the city singles title, with a Monday playoff expected.
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Jimmie Poole
W. ©. Comer
Emerywood Country Club
Poole
Comer
J. C. Abels
Tigers rally past Browns 5 to 1 in Detroit win
Detroit Tigers capitalize on Jack Knott wildness to defeat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 1 in a four game series opener. Al Crowder allows ten hits as Detroit fans four extra base hits and issues seven walks. Bill Rogel shines on defense with key double plays in the third and seventh.
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ST. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Jack Knott
St. Louis Browns
al Crowder
Detroit
Knott
Jim
Tigers
Pectin
Bill Rogel
Crowder
Yankees Sweep A’s in twin bill to end skid
Philadelphia. August 31. The Yankees beat the Athletics 6 to 2 and 3 to 1 in a doubleheader to snap a six game losing streak. Lefty Gomez earned his 100th major league victory in the opener aided by Lou Gehrig. Brown bested Carl Doyle in the second game as Philadelphia managed only Pinky Higgins' fourth inning homer for its lone run.
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Philadelphia
Jean Lefty Gomez
Walter Brown
Yankees
Athletics Today
Gomez
Lou Gehrig
Lou
George Blaeholder
Yanks
Brown
Carl Doyle
A's
Pinky Higgins
Cisic Scenenkes
Philadelphia A
Neae
Dickey
Blueholder
Senators Beat Red Sox 8 1 Behind Russell Four Hits
Washington Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 8 to 1 in the opener of a two game set. Jack Russell pitched four hits while Earl Whitehill started for Washington and was ejected after protesting a call. Myer, Powell and Kuhel drove in runs as Washington built a lead with two in the sixth and one in the seventh.
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Washington
Jack Russell
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Myer
Powell
Rick Ferrell
Miles
Kress
Kuhel
Red Sox
Piedmont League Score by Innings Reveals Asheville Win
Asheville beats Asheville 6 to 0 in a nonstandard scoreline with 10 hits and 1 error while Batteries pitchers Belcher and Clark yield the shutout. Mooty and Broskie drive runs. Worth adds offense.
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RHE
Asheville
Belcher and Clark
Mooty and Broskie
Worth
Club championship opens at Emerywood in family atmosphere
First round play unfolds at Emerywood Country Club as the club championship kicks off with a family feel. Top contenders include Bill Snow defending his title, Bobby Dunkelberger, Jimmie Poole, W. C. Comer, Lawrence Matton and others among eight first flight players led by detailed pairings.
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Emerywood Country Club
Garretts
Abela
Snows
Gayles
Dunkelbergers
Bobby Dunkelberger
Bill Snow
Dunkelberger
Jimmie Poole
Lawrence Matton
J. W. Woollen
W. C. Comer
Jack Abels
J. C. Abels
Frosty Snow
A. A. Oliver
Frank Robbins
Frank Garett
John Davis
Ed Woolleen
H. B. Wall
L. C. Matton
J. V. Garrett, Jr
Miles Gayle
McPheeters
H. R. Williamson
P. W. Casey
Sydney Gayle, Jr
J. W. Lindsay
I. P. Ingle
George Lewis
J. E. Marsh
H. C. Bennett
F. Armfield
T. A. Tilden
Forrest Murray
J. V. Garrett, Sr
J. Walker
H. M. Bryant
J. N. Bready
C. V. Teague
BE. J. Holbrook
Ansel Snow
R. E. Snow
R. K. Young
A. B. Huff
F. B. Smith
Sydney Gay
J W Powell to be released on parole
J M Powell, a young insurance man from Reidsville, who was convicted of assault in a case involving Miss Mabel Alexander, is expected to receive parole within days. He began a two year prison term on February 12 1935 after the state sought the death penalty but the assault conviction is the minimum allowed. The case drew sympathetic support from jurors and Rockingham county citizens who signed the petition to the state parole board.
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J. M. Powell
Reldaville
High Point
Mabel Alexander
State Paine Board
Rockingham County
Western Union Proposes 25 Cent Birthday Telegrams
Western Union Telegraph plans a country wide birthday telegram service at 25 cents. Senders pick from a list of 30 messages, order by day before, and receive overnight delivery on a birthday blank. This nationwide flat rate marks a new telegraph service era.
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United States
Western Union Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Western Union
San Diego Exposition
Empire State Building
Telegraph Company
George Washington’s Military Record Highlighted
The text notes that George Washington, revered as a great general, endured more military defeats than victories in his career.
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George Washington
Industrial Commercial And Amateur Managers Plan All Star Games
Managers from the Industrial Commercial and Amateur leagues meet tomorrow at 7 at The Enterprise to pick all star players. The Commercial and Amateur squads will play September 11 at Willis Park, while Industrial league leaders plan an all star lineup to face Kon One eleven or Bi-State league on September 18.
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Enterprise
Willis Park
Kon One
Glenna Collett Vare Wins Sixth National Title in Golf
Glenna Collett Vare defeats 17 year old Patty Berg 3 and 2 to capture the national women's golf championship at Interlachen Country Club Minnesota. The victory marks her sixth national crown since 1919 tying a record and surpassing the men’s amateur tally by one win.
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Glenna Collett Vare
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Patty Berg
Glenna
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Sorrell
Shawnee-on-the-Delaware
Patty
Jones
Marsh Takes Amateur Loop Lead By Beating Guilford
Marsh defeats Guilford to claim the Amateur League lead as three teams tie for second. Final scores show Marsh 8 Guilford 5 with Kirby earning the win.
Marsh takes Amateur League lead as three clubs chase
Marsh secured top spot in the Amateur League by defeating Guilford 8 to 5, leaving Guilford Adams-Millis Pointers and Oakdale tied for second. With one week left, next Saturday’s games could reshuffle the standings as Adams-Millis beat Highland 7 to 0.
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Guilford
Marsh
Adams-Millis
Highland
Adams-Millis Pointers
Oakdale
Downing Highland
Marsh tops Guilford in Amateur league with big fifth inning
Marsh led 8 to 5 as six runs in the fifth inning and two more in the eighth carried the New League leaders past Guilford. Kirby pitched well into the ninth before Howard Rick shut down the threat, while Hollingsworth Flynn and Bennett led the hitting for both clubs.
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Marsh
Guilford
Don Kirby
Howard Rick
Wakes Hollingsworth
Bennett
Sceceer
Flynn
Piven
Kirby
Ratiedge
Pias
Eahcais
Ridge
Hollingsworth
Adams Millis Pointers Defeat ae Club 4 to 1
Craven pitched seven scattering hits as Adams Millis Pointers beat the ae club 4 to 1. Hedrick Rutledge and Black led the winners at the plate, while McDonald went 3 for 4 for the losers. Martin and Luquer each homered for Adams-Millis.
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Craven
Hedrick
Rutledge
Black
McDonald
Martin
Luquer
Adams-Millis
York
Aeebere Sie Parker
Ib Varner
Helms
Cerner Eeneees
M. Anderson
Rf Upton
Eeenee Hensley
Eee Hunt
Ifp
Anderson
Hpoae Black
Church
Ss Booker
Johnson
Enneeeeee Martin
Peer
Eee
Ewe Neente Craven
Peherpeee
Snibdion
Hunt
Highland
Hena
B. Anderson
Byer
Charlotte To Have Pro Football Club
Charlotte loses AMERICAN LEAGUE berth due to Sunday game ban yet secures a freelance pro football team Ed Hill plans to form with Dutch Kreuter as playing coach using players from last year’s American league club and local graduates in the region
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Charlotte
Ed Hill
Piedmont League Baseball Club
Dutch Kreuter
London Opens 50 Automatic Exchanges Serving 220000 Lines
London announces the rollout of fifty automatic telephone exchanges covering about 220000 local lines. The expansion aims to improve connectivity and telephony services across the city.
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London
Snow Lumber Game Results and Forfeit Notes
Snow Lumber 2, Tomlinson CCC No 4340, Allen Jay 9 forfeit. Ragan Maurice 6, Harris Covington 2. Mills Home 4, Furniture City.
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L. Pet
Furniture City
Mills
Ragan
Maurice
Tomlinson Ee Eee
Eeee Allen Jay
T Morris-Covington
Huntley-Jackson
Snow Lumber
CCC
Allen Jay
Ragan-Maurice
Harris-Covington
Furniture City Faces Possible Playoff After Protest
Furniture City clinched the second half championship in the Commercial league and will meet Harriss-Covington unless commissioners rule on a protest surrounding Furniture City. Tomlinson protests a Furniture City win over Tomlinson. outcomes hinge on future results to determine if a playoff is needed.
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Furniture City
Harriss-Covington
Tomlinson
Ragan-Maurice
Mills
Snow Lumber
Ragan
Maurice
Allen Jay
CCC
Poole to Defend Singles Title at Emerywood Club
Poole defends his city tennis singles title in the Emerywood Country Club final this afternoon at 3.00 pm. Veteran Jimmie Poole faces challenger Rogers after a tough semi with Armfield. Rogers beat Walters in straight sets.
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J. D. Rogers
Poole
George Armfield
Frank Walters
Life Guards Plan Exhibition At City Pool Monday
Three city lake life guards Lloyd Whitley Dick Meisky and Tony Simeon will present a Monday afternoon 3 30 o clock exhibition at the city pool. Meisky and Simeon recently staged a comic diving life save stunt and a comic wrestling act at the Carolinas A A U swimming meet drawing cheers. Whitley will join with new stunts to entertain the crowd.
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Lioyd Whitley
Dick Meisky
Tony Simeon
Meisky
Simeon
Whitley
Marshall Time of Game and Attendance Report
A Marshall game note indicates a 2:10 time of game and an attendance figure of 200 spectators. The brief item records the event timing and crowd size for the session.
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Marshall
Burlington Tennis Stars Vie For Singles Crown
Burlington players John Vernon and Don Jones reach the Carolinas invitation final in Wilmington after defeating Carlisle Lewis and Abram Solomon respectively. Vernon and Jones team to win the doubles semifinal, setting up a title clash with Maurice Canady and Robert Lovill.
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Wilmington
John
Vernon
Don Jones
Burlington
Carlisle Lewis
Charlotte
Jones
Abram Solomon
Henry Cassady
Davidson
Maurice Canady
Robert Lovill
Mount Airy
Eugene Goodes
Jack Brown
Canady
Lovill
Badin Teams Win Carolina Softball Titles
Badin's men beat Charleston's FERA 5 to 1 to claim the men's Carolina softball crown after taking the North Carolina title with a 9-4 win over Spencer's all-stars. South Carolina Power Company of Charleston won the women's title, beating Salisbury 8 to 6 in extra innings.
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Charlotte
Badin
Charleston
Carolina Aluminum of
FERA
North Carolina
Spencer
South Carolina
South Carolina Power Company of
Salisbury
Reynolds Begins Tour of Nation in Land Yacht
Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina starts a 30 day 9,000 mile tour in a land yacht from Washington to visit 350 cities in 35 states plus Canada and Mexico. He plans speeches for the United States Flag association and to distribute his state literature with Leo T. Cadison of Asheville as companion and possibly his son. The vehicle is a passenger car with a large trailer outfitted in Detroit for the trip.
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Washington
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
America
Canada
Mexico
Reynold
United States Flag Association
Reynolds
Leo T. Cadison
Asheville
N. C
Robert R. Reynolds, Jr
Detroit
Young People Direct Service at First Evangelical
The First Evangelical and Reformed church youth will lead the eleven o'clock service. Abe Whitener will give the address with other young members taking parts in the program and music. The service aims to involve youths in church work to help build God's kingdom. A similar program may be planned for future occasions. the public is invited.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Abe Whitener
First Game Summary From Richmond Norfolk Bout
Score details show Richmond scoring two in the first, four in the fifth, and one in the seventh to total seven. Norfolk distributes runs across the second and ninth, finishing with three. Battery for Richmond included Tresler and Conroy with Kosar.
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Mnainese
Richmond
Norfolk
Tresler
Conroy
Foot and Kosar
Richmond and Norfolk Batteries Duel in Night Doubleheader
Richmond and Norfolk deliver a night doubleheader pairing as Carey, Leonards, Trexter and Conroy start for Richmond and Bittner, White and Roser, Blaze for Norfolk. Portsmouth faces Charlotte in the same program.
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Rhe Richmond
Norfolk
Carey
Leonards
Trexter
Conroy
Bittner
White
Roser
Blaze
Kinsten Reaches Finals in Coastal Plain League Semi
In the Coastal Plain League semi finals Kinsten advances to the finals after defeating Snow Hill 6 to 4. Greenville loses 6 to 3 and Ayden falls 6 to 3 in the same round.
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Coastal Plain League
Greenville
Ayden
Kinston
Snow Hill
Kinsten
Bestate League Standings Brief
Bassett 6 4 leads Mayodan 6 2 while Mt Abry 10 5 tops NE 1 Lerksville 10 Fieldale 6 Reidsville 7 0 and Danville 2 18 trails.
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Bestate
Bassett
Mt. Abry
Lerksville
Fieldale
Reidsville
Danville
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Harn
Industrial League
Emerywood
J. W. Powell
Miss Alexander
By Paul Mickelson
Ford
Stamey
Eldridge
Rich
Nabors
Collins
Woo Marsh
Haney
Ower Haynie
Brinkley
C. Miller
Gurley
Watson
Billings
Sella
Sechrest
Culler
E Butler
Barringer
Oo Smith
Broadway
Summey
Sells
Lackey
Os McCain
Thornburg
Bri
Cagie
Aafastinene J Y Raware
Rogers
the Country Club
Ragan-Mauricer
Crofts
Warren
Robinson
Deaton
Abrhpoae Bean
Cf Stringfield
Little
Ruseeli
Oetwere
Russell
Harrington
Balla
Crotts
Willard
Crotts S
Hite
Stringfield
Mauss
Elliott
Burlington Tennis Stars
First Evangelical
Portsmouth
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