Pointers Close Season With Split as High Point Eyes Top Finish
High Point opens with an 11 1 victory over Altenberg led by Sally Barnes while losing 5 4 to Salisbury in the nightcap. Dan Boone's club ends fourth. fans praise efforts and Boone vows a stronger push next fall.
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Willis Park
Dan Boone
Boone
High Point
Sally Barnes
Altenberg
Southpaw
Salisbury
Tankersley
Ford
Barnes
Miller
Edwards
Sanford Brothers
Red Williams
Clodfelter
Sanford
H. Sanford
Dieh
Williams
J Sanford
H Sanford
Tankersley R. Jones
Sacrifices Diehl
Packard Ss
O'Malley c
R Jones
Gilreath 1B
Edwards P
Ree Eee
High Point Ab Sanford Cf Se
Williams Cf Ee
Acosta Cf
Boone Rf
Diehl If
Ranvalls
Tank
Clodfelter c
Packard
Branch O’malley
Altenburg
Branch O'Malley
Doubie
J. Sanford
Match Play Opens In Country Club Cup Event
Sixteen local women golfers qualify for the annual Women’s championship at High Point Country Club. Defending champion Mrs. Matt Wall faces a 17-player field as match play begins Monday with eight in the first championship-flight matches. Finals are slated for Saturday with awards for runner up and second-flight winners.
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High Point
Matt Wall
T. V. Rochelle
T. J. Gold
J.S. Welborn
Jesse Harris
S. Saunders
Trinity Wins First Game In Tri County Postseason
Trinity opened the Tri County post season series with a 14 inning battle ending 7-6 as McDowell hit a homer to lift Trinity past Boston. The game featured George Lott, a top Midwest player, in a season early prospect for the national singles title with strong Davis Cup credentials.
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Tri-County
Boston
McDowell
Trinity Baptist Ab
Cumley, If
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Green
Bouldin
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Slaydon Gg
Boston Ab H
McGhee
Campbell
Millikan and
Parker
Tampa Takes Lead In Southeastern Championship Series
Tampa built a 3 1 lead in the seven game series by beating Montgomery 5 to 1 in the fourth game played in the afternoon. Ketchum hurled clutch innings and Montgomery errors aided the win as the Smokers moved one win from clinching the title.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ketchum
Toma
Guerra
Walker
Tipton
Call World Youth Fight Fascism and Reds Invited to Berlin
The German Young Democrats central committee invites the International Congress of Liberal Youth in Berlin from November 13 to 17. The call urges youth worldwide to oppose both Fascism and Bolshevism as democracy faces economic hardship and political pressure.
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German Young Democrats
Congress of
Liberal Youth
Europe
Young Democrats
French Scientists Foresee Steam Airliners Carrying 1000 Passengers
French researchers predict future airliners powered by steam engines will transport about 1000 passengers. They envision cities connected by vast steam powered routes with revolutionary speed and capacity.
Southern Association Scores From New Orleans Standings
New Orleans and Mobile baseball results show New Orleans 8 to 7 in nine innings with MeeOneekas scoring and Fuhr, Anderson, Bell, and Moore aiding for New Orleans. Mobile won its seven in ning final 4 to 3 with Danforth Mondino Maple Moore and Moshe contributing.
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Moshe
Johnson
Danforth
Mondino
Maple
Moore
Mobile
MeeOneekas
Fuhr
Anderson
Bell
Birmingham Triumphs Over Atlanta 38 to 1
Birmingham defeated Atlanta 38 to 1 as Ludolph held Atlanta to scattered hits. Blethen and Lopez, Ludolph and Gibson, Yaryan contributed to the Birmingham win with solid pitching and run support at Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ludolph
Atlanta
Blethen
Lopez
Gibson
Yaryan
Chattanooga Beats Little Rock 10-2 In Front of Home Crowd
Chattanooga battered Little Rock for 13 hits to win 10 to 2. Singleton and Brock matched Mulcahy Eckert Woolfolk and Whitney in a high scoring game played in Little Rock.
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Chattanooga
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Brock
Mulcahy
Eckert
Woolfolk
Whitney
Durham and Greensboro Set Postseason Pennant Clash
Durham Bulls finished 85 51 atop the Piedmont League and will face Greensboro, 83 54, in a best of seven series starting Monday in Greensboro. The two leaders will alternate venues as they vie for the pennant.
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Durham
Patriots
Dame Luck
Patriot Club
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N. C
Bulls
Bulls and Pats Split Two Games in Greensboro
The Bulls and Pats split their doubleheader in Greensboro. In the opener the Pats won 6 to 5 in 10 innings, while the Bulls took the nightcap 7 to 6. Cox belted a grand slam homer in the bottom of the final inning of the second game.
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BULLS
Greensboro
Durham
Pats
Cox
E Taylor
Phelps
Johnson
Wolfe
Tauby
Williamson
E Strange
Richards
Perry
Young
Turner
Cross
Kilpatrick
Smith
Parrish
Brummitt
Teague
Baker
Jeffries
Mayo
Cane Emate
Taylor
Wil
Siamson
Perry R Jeffries
Perry O K. Smith
Beck
Brandon
Knoxville Wins Second Half in Sally League
Knoxville clinched the second half pennant in the South Atlantic league finishing 45 26 for the half and three games ahead of Augusta. They will meet Asheville who won the first half in a playoff starting in Asheville Monday with games 1 and 2 there and 3 and 4 in Knoxville.
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Charlotte
N. C
South Atlantic Association
Knoxville
Augusta
Smokies
Asheville Tourists
Asheville
Great Pyramid of Egypt Size Revealed
The Great Pyramid of Egypt also known as Cheops tomb is described as the largest building. It stood initially 482 feet high and spanned an area of 13 acres.
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Egypt
Panthers Open Season With Wofford Clash In High Point
Duke returns star pivot Nygard as Purple Panthers begin intensive preseason drills at High Point field. Coach Boylin notes seniors slated to finish careers this season while hoping to conquer Wofford in the season opener amid a tough slate including Newberry Erskine Elon Lenoir Rhyne and Fort Bragg.
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Wofford College
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Panthers
Palmetto
Doposters
South Carolina
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High Point
Invaders
Newberry
Erskine
Elon
Lenoir-Rhyne
Atlanti
Christian College
Fort Bragg
Winston-Salem Twins Split Doubleheader with Henderson
In Henderson North Carolina on September 7 the Winston-Salem Twins split a doubleheader with Henderson. The team victories were 7 to 3 in the first game and 4 to 1 in the second.
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Henderson
N. C
Winston-Salem Twins
Smokies split twin bill at Caswell Park
Knoxville edged by Charlotte 9 to 6 in game one before losing 8 to 5 in eight innings. Eckelson and Luebbe drove runs for Charlotte while Newbury and Baker contributed for Knoxville. In Macon Spartanburg topped Macon 2 to 0, and in Augusta Greenville outslugged Augusta 9 to 3 before a 8 to 1 Greenville win in the nightcap.
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Tenn
Charlotte
Caswell Park
Smokies
Eckelson
Luebbe
Walker
McCabe
Newbury
Baker
Keefe
McCrea
Macon
Spartanburg
Richardson
Thompson
Niehaus
Jett
Augusta
Greenville
Fitzpatrick
Williams
Swift
Schriner
Baseball Scorecard Asheville Beats Columbia in Narrow Win
In Asheville on Sept 7, Columbia 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 16 2 9 Hodges Jones Morris Kennedy, All good and Kennedy. Asheville 2 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 x 16 16 2 Hodges Jones Morris All good Kennedy.
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Columbia
Hardaway
Morris
J. Greene
Kennedy
Hodges
Jones
Allgood
Belgian Queen Fosters Music Foundation Effort
Queen Elizabeth vies to promote Belgian composers abroad and aid youth study abroad by establishing a Musical Foundation with a 100000 franc subscription. The drive seeks to support foreign study opportunities for promising Belgian musicians.
Yarn Millers Win 11 7 Over Amazon Cotton Mills
Yarn Millers defeated Amazon Cotton Mills in Thomasville yesterday afternoon by 11 to 7. Pitchers Blue and Dennis split the effort for the Yarn Boys as they secured the win.
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High Point Yarn Millis
Amazon Cotton Mills
Thomasville
Blue
Dennis
Kozak Wins Metropolitan PGA Championship
Walter Kozak of North Hills defeated Jane Turnesa of Elmsford 3 and 1 in the final at Pomonok Country Club Flushing New York to claim the Metropolitan PGA title.
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Flushing
New York
Walter Kozak
North Hills Country Club
Jane Turnesa
Elmsford
Pomonok
America's Net Stars Sweep First Round
America's Davis cup team dominated the opening singles at West Side Stadium. Bill Tilden won 6-2 6-1 6-0 over Don Strachan, George Lott defeated Hilliott Binzen 6-1 6-0 6-1, Wilmer Allison beat Emmett Pare 6-4 6-2 6-4, Johnny Van Ryn prevailed 6-2 6-2 6-2, and Frank Hunter edged Eddie Jacobs 10-8 7-5 6-1.
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Ted Vosburgh
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
America
West Side Stadium
Bill Tilden
Philadelphia
Donald Strachan
Princeton
George Lott
Chicago
Tilden
Hilliott Binzen
New York
Wilmer Allison
Emmett Pare
Johnny van Ryn
Springfield, Masé
Edward McKnight
Frank Hunter
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Provisional Ball Rule Clarifies In Play of Out of Bounds
A player may play a provisional ball if he suspects out of bounds. If later the first ball was still in bounds, the provisional ball remains in play without penalty, saving time and preventing delay.
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