Robbins Knits to Tie Adams-Millis Baseball Final
Robbins beat Melrose 6 to 4 to even the Amateur league championship series at one game each. The deciding game is set for Monday at Willis Park with possible cousin battery if Harold Culler pitches for Melrose.
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Robbins
Melrose
Benamen Mantav
Carl “Pap” Hill
Robbins Knitts Mill
Willis Park
Méllrose
Cousins
Harold Culler
Hill
Cousin Broadus
Craver
Harold
Lefty Fowler
Baseball Tourney Opens Tuesday At Willis Park
City wide tournament pairings set with games starting Tuesday at Willis Park. Adams-Millis Blue Socks face Sunset Sluggers at 4 30 p m, with all matches held daily at Willis Park. Tickets, uniforms, and a baseball school organized by Coach Virgil Yow accompany a ticket system for first round play.
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Adams-Millis
Sunset Sluggers
Willis Park
Willis Par
Balle
Y. M. GC
Virgil Yow
Sunrise Sluggers
Adams Millis
Thomasville
Adams- Millia
Denny
Marietta
Southern Chair
Amos
East Coast Lines
Union Hill
Amazon
Globe Parlor
High Point
Investigation Begun Into Lynching In Pender County
Raleigh dispatch reports Solicitor Kellum has begun an inquiry into the lynching of Dock Rogers in Pender County. Rogers, wounded in a gunfight with officers, was shot by a mob after being sought for wounding a white woman and a deputy sheriff. The investigation aims for a public hearing in the week of September 11 in New Hanover or before Judge Cranmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Rogers
Pender County
Eiligabeth City
Columbus County
High Penn Oil Co Granted Charter
Raleigh notices two certificates of incorporation filed in the secretary of state's office. High Penn Oil company of Point is formed to deal in gasoline oils and auto accessories with 1000 shares authorized. P and D Motor Company of Fayetteville is formed to buy and sell automobiles with 25000 authorized shares and 3600 subscribed.
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Raleigh
Stacey Wam Wade
High Penn Oil Company of
Point
J. A. Myatt
F. E. Moses
L. R. Peacock
High Point
P. & D. Motor Company
Fayetteville
Hamlet Man Takes Medalist Honors in Seaboard Golf
Hamlet’s Bennett captured medalist honors in the seventh annual Seaboard Air Line railway golf tournament at Southern Pines. He qualified with 85 in a field of 114, edging R. L. Etheridge of Norfolk who shot 88. In the visitor’s round, Sheriff J. B. Braswell of Rockingham led with 82, while C. G. Hume of Norfolk posted 92.
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Southern Pines
Bennett
Hamlet
Norfolk
Sheriff J
Radium Halves Its Value Over 1800 Years
A concise statement notes that radium, regardless of packaging, decays to half its amount in a span of 1800 years, reflecting its long term radioactive decay characteristics. This fact underscores persistent value depreciation over extended periods.
More Buildings Halted in New York Move
City officials pause additional construction projects as part of a broader halt in development. Agencies cite safety reviews and regulatory checks, signaling a delay for developers and potential impact on planned openings. Local governments stress adherence to updated building standards and environmental safeguards.
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New York
Four Deacon Stars Lost To New Gridiron Coaches
Wake Forest opens 1933 football preparations with four star players not returning. New coaches Jim Weaver and Murray Greason lead a Labor Day turnout of about 40 varsity candidates and 16 lettermen as the roster reshapes.
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Deacon
Wake Forest
Baptist
Jim Weaver
Murray Greason
Forest
Frosty
Peters
Leakesville
Ed Shinn
Lockhart
Tex
Zeno Wall
Shelby
Vic Falkenburg
Toledo
Shinn
Wall
Falkenburg
Clark
Malloy
H. Hood, Kessler
di Ange
Holm and Jarrett Married in Beverly Hills
Eleanor Holm the swimming star and film setress and singer Arthur Jarrett wed today at the Church of the Good Shepherd Beverly Hills. They held a quiet ceremony officiated by Father Michael Mullins and breakfasted at Genevieve Tobin's home before departing for a honeymoon in Santa Barbara.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Eleanor Holm
Arthur Jarrett
Michael Mullins
Church of the Good Shepherd
Genevieve Tobin
Santa Barbara
Tax Record Book Is Being Planned
Bruce H. Carraway returned from Raleigh where he spent days finishing a book of terms designed to simplify sales tax accounting. The book will help merchants keep sales tax records for two years and can be handled by the merchants themselves. He said the book is to be copyrighted soon.
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Bruce H. Carraway
Raleigh
Rudisill Sparks Conquerors to Tie for Second in Industrial League
Johnny Rudisill stars for High Point Overall, driving in five runs with two triples and a double as Overall defeats Southern Public Utilities 10 innings 7 to 5. Perry leaves mound in fourth. Lopp ties the game in the eighth. Rudisill to enter High Point College this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Rudisill
Southern Public Utilities
Adams-Millis
Rudisill
High Point College
Lord” Perry
Lopp
Perry
Pet Oeghae
Adame Millis
H. P
Son
Woman Leaves Hospital Needs Bed After Illness Appeal
Welfare Board appeals for a bed for a woman soon to leave the hospital. She has a place to live but no bed to rest during recovery. Call 4871 Monday morning to donate a bed.
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Welfare Board
Home Run Standings Highlight MLB Leaders
Yesterday's homers included Foxx and Johnson of the Athletics with two and one respectively, McNair one. Kuhel of the Senators, Averill and Hale of the Indians, Kress of the White Sox, Davis of the Giants each with one. Foxx leads with 29, Ruth 28, Berger 25, Klein 26, Gehrig 22.
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Foxx
Athletics
Johnson
McNair
Kuhel
Senator
Averill
Indians
Hale
Kress
White Sox
Davis
Giants
Ruth
Yankees
Berger
Braves
Klein
Phillies
Gehrig
Seeeeae
Black Bisons to field 1933 high school football team
Superintendent T Wingate Andrews stated he does not block high school football this year as other schools proceed. The Enterprise reports plans to form the 1933 Black Bison eleven with coaching staff named early in the week and player recruitment to begin. Funds aim to raise 500 dollars for equipment water and lights, with about 100 raised so far.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Bison
Enterprise Sports Department
Vigor
Andrews
The
Enterprise
Charlotte Observer
Frank Wood Leads Way In Blair Park Matches
Frank Wood wins his opening match 3 and 2 over Ralph Foust at Blair Park as favorites advance. Wood will face Buster Moffitt who defeated Harvey Mathews 6 and 5. Other results include Jack Garrett 80 over Elliott Wood 6 and 4 and R W Wooten 6 and 4 over G M Harrell.
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Frank Wood
Blair Park
Wood
Ralph Foust
Buster Moffitt
Harvey Mathews
Jack Garrett
Elliott Wood
R. W. Wooten
Police Still Seek Break in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
New York and New Jersey police along with federal agents continue an extensive, relentless investigation into the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder. Authorities, including Col Schwarzkopf and Inspector Lyons, pursue clues and a $50,000 ransom trail in hopes of catching the perpetrators.
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New York
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Baby Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Johan J. Lyons
Underworld
Lyons
Greensboro Splits Two With Durham
Durham won the afternoon game 6 runs as Greensboro rallied to split the doubleheader in the Piedmont league pennant race. Ernie Kay hit three doubles and two singles, while Jimmy Brown had four hits for Greensboro in a day of mixed results.
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Durham
Greensboro
Sims
V. Brown
Averette
Ernie Kay
Jimmy Brown
Yarborough Band at Whist Odds Rise to 1827 to 1
A Yarborough is a band at whist containing no card higher than a nine. The odds against this occurence are quoted as 1 827 to 1.
Robbins Second Nine Defeats Asheboro
The Robbins mill second team defeated Asheboro 7 to 2 yesterday afternoon. Anderson pitched well for the winners, tightening in the pinches. Crouch Hoover and Hall led the batting effort as both teams prepare for a rematch next Saturday.
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Robbins Mill
Ears of
Asheboro
Anderson
Crouch
Hoover
Hall
Night Hawks Triumph Over Daylight Burglare in Weekend Game
The Night Hawks beat the Daylight Burglare 8 to 4 on Saturday. Gurney led at bat with Blanchard and Lockhart also starring for the winners.
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Gurney
Blanchard
Lockhart
Salmon timed to swim 10 yards in a second
A salmon was timed completing a 10 yard swim in one second as part of a measurement test. Researchers recorded a rapid burst speed and noted the fish exceeded typical swimming rates for its size. The result highlights the salmon’s short burst capability.
Baer and Carnera Ready for Movie Title Bout
Primo Carnera and Max Baer, the heavyweight contenders, met in Culver City on September 2 as film title bout plans begin. Baer greeted Carnera with a playful "Hello you big gigolo" before Carnera sniffed Baer's hair, signaling a charged first meeting ahead of the planned bout.
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Culver City
Calif
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Baer
Varnera
Pointers Open Local Clash With Liberty After Thrilling Win
The Liberty team from Randolph County arrives to face the High Point Pointers at Willis Park at 3:30 p.m. after the Pointers edged Draper 2 to 0 in 10 innings yesterday. Kirby pitched brilliantly for High Point with 11 strikeouts, two late Draper hits, and a triple by Thomas as the only Pointer with more than one hit.
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Stockton
Melrose
Yakley
Robbins
Enoch Cooper
Flynn
Kedras
Craver
Rsenepeace
F Fowler
Millikan
Carter
Attendence
Liberty
High Point Pointers
Draper
Liberty Club
Willis Park
Kirby
Thomas
High Point
North Carolina
Sherrill
Cowan
Hayworth
Connor
Young
Ussell
R. Weston
Ouield
Shelton
Ae Barham
Underwood
Braham
Talbott
Rtf
Turner
Webster
PO Russell
Teeeed Young
Seeee Weston
Ener Sherrill
Weston
Barham
Russell
Hafey Joins Baseball's Big Six With Cooperstown Pace
Chick Hafey rises into the Big Six. He collects two hits in four at bats to tie Wes Schulmerich for third in the National League half of the sextet with a .827 average. Jimmy Foxx adds three hits two homers as his average climbs to .560. The standings follow.
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Chick Hafey
Hafey
Wes Schulmerich
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
No act by under seven years old is a crime origin
A brief moral note states that acts by children under seven cannot be criminal and adds a remark about the origin of stockings in northern Kurene. The phrasing reflects old legal and cultural perspectives with a geographic reference to Kurene.
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Kurene
Burrus Memorial Wins Neighborhood Women's Doubles Crown
Burrus Memorial nurses doubles tennis team swept the Ladies Neighborhood Doubles league finishing with 13 wins and no losses. Team members include Ramelle Farr Clara Schlechter Lacy McCaskill and Helen Hallman with Sechrest taking second and the YWCA third. Clubs entered were Forward Perryville Sears Guilford General and Woodrow. A singles series will follow amid growing interest.
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Burrus Memorial Nurses
Ramelle Farr
Clara Schlechter
Lacy McCaskill
Helen Hallman
Sechrest
Forward
Perryville
Sears
Guilford General
Woodrow
Senators Split Doubleheader with Athletics in Philadelphia
In the nightcap Alvin Crowder pitched the Washington Senators to an 8 to 4 win after Jimmy Foxx hit his 39th homer, completing a split of today’s doubleheader as Philadelphia won the opener 7 to 3. Foxx also homered in the first game.
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Mack
NATS
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Alvin Crowder
Washington Senators
Athletics
A‘’s
Foxx
Yankees Beat Red Sox 2 1 in Final Game of Series
New York won despite being outhit by Boston as the Yankees took the final game 2 to 1 to avoid a sweep in the three game set. Score by innings not shown.
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Yankees
RED
New York
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Indians Defeat White Sox 12 Runs in Series Opener
Cleveland Indians pounding Chicago pitchers for 15 hits ran up a 12 to 4 victory. Monte Pearson scattered seven hits for the Sox a lead that included runs by Odell Hale and Pine s. Pineda? The box shows Cleveland with a 520 003 line and Chicago with f ae fo Jone Pearson and Pytiak Miller Kimeer Gaston Berry.
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Indians
SOX
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Monte Pearson
Odell Hale
Pines
Cleveland
Fae
Fo Jone Pearson
Pytiak
Miller
Kimeer
Gaston
Berry
Browns Beat Tigers in Opening Game of Series
St Louis Browns defeated the Detroit Tigers 7 to 1 as Carl Fischer doubled home runs in the fifth and seventh innings. Irving Hadley limited Detroit to seven hits in the first game of St Louis’s final series of the season.
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Browns
Tigers
ST. Louis
St Louis Browns
Poin Carl Fischer
Irving Hadley
Detroit Tiger
Hornsby
Stabbing Scene Fallout at City Street Corner
A man identified as Howard Hill sustained cuts after a confrontation with a Negro woman named Mae Johnson at the corner of Redding and 80 streets. The assailant used an ice pick and fled as bystanders helped. Hill was taken to Barry Memorial hospital via Yow's ambulance for treatment.
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Howard Hill
Mae Johnson
Redding
Barry Memorial Hospital
Two Camel Species in the Old World
The text identifies two distinct camel types in the Old World: the Arabian single-hump camel and the Bactrian two-hump camel. It notes their difference in humps and classifies them as separate species.
Estimate counts Smith surname in United States
An estimate suggests about 1,304,300 people bear the Smith family name in the United States, reflecting one of the nation's most common surnames.
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United States
There Are No Railroads in Ghanistan
The note states there are no railroads in a place called Ghanistan and mentions the Kittel Tower in Paris standing at 1,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittel
Paris
Arm Injuries Lead Half of All Accidents
Report shows fifty three percent of all injuries involve the arm or hand with high risk of accidents.
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Nwawilu Wimndat
Pender
High Penn Oil Co
Lis
Swan
Chetty
Swing
Hardee
D. Holton
L. Smith
Griffin
Dunc Wilson
Lewhorn
Meyers
W. W. Taylor
Oxford
Frank Clark
Pleasantsville
N. J
H. J. Malloy
Sam Smith
H. D. Hood
Dunn
Fred Hood
Charlotte
M. Y. di Angels
Margate City
F. H. Keesler
C. B. Boyles
Leakeville
R. J. Davis
Rome
J. T. Hasty
P. J. Swan
Dorchester
Mass
Marion Chetty
Lexington
BE. C. Ledbury
Rockingham
J. BE. Smith
Spencer
F. E. Patton
Swannoned
Howard Rothrock
Slade Hardee
Winston-Salem
G. N. Mills
Apex
G. W. Hooks
Goldsboro
Peru
Atlantic City
Robert Forney
Milton Gold
Shelby Ernest Swing
David Holton
Walter Holton
M. D. Griffin
Monroe
J. 8. Peacock
C. P. Hatcher
T. L. Smith
Maxton
A. P. Wall
Sophia
Chas. Russell
Waynesville
W. A. Martin
P. N. Strain
C. D. Wall
Wendell
EB. A. Rogers
H. C. Lyles
Monk” Mason
Dane Wilson
Thurman Ross
R. O. Meyers
Pleasanteville
EB. A. Lawborn
Carthage
Eleanor Holm and
Arthur Jarretted
Flapper
Fanny
Gladys Pars
Wea
Gladys Parnere
Pariow
Heeee Smith
Ib Jennings
AE Hiatt
E. Connor
L. Burge
Frye
Parlow
Rudisiil
P G. Burge
Hiett
B. Farlow
B. Connor
Farlow
Kineon
Associates
Bisons
G. M. Harrell
Royal
D. A. Kennedy
B. W. Ward
Frank Robbins
Jack Royal
Schwarzkopf
Lindbergh Estate
Hopewell
Treasury Department
Dbergh
Night Hawks
Primo
Pointers
Draper Outfit
ABA
Pet. Kieln
Manush
Senators
Sivamons
Wh. Sox
Vatey
Reds
Schulmerich
Phils
Burrus
R. Washington
Burke
Sewell
Palestine
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