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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1933

Page

3

Giants Trail Pirates in pivotal showdown on West Coast

The Pirates threaten to shrink the Giants lead as Carl Hubbell starts for New York in a crucial game. Pittsburgh and other league results shake the standings with Cubs, Cardinals, and Braves also winning or losing, while Giants attempt to restore safety during their western tour.

Hugh Fullerton, Jr Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants Cincinnati Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Carl Hubbell Giants Buccaneers Bill Terry Hal Smith Pirates Larry French Hubbell George Gibson Cubs Cardinals Boston Braves Len Warneke Dutch Brandt Gabby Hartnett Chicago Warneke Wally Berger Phillies Dizzy Dean Frankie Frisch Braves Walter Beck Cincinnati Reds Red Lucas Brooklyn New York Yankees Washington Lou Gehrig St. Louis Browns White Sox Senators Philadelphia Johnny Marcum Louisville Cleveland Indians Detroit Boston

Davidson Officers Capture Murderer

Walter Warren of Spencer, arrested on a highway charge of shooting Bubber Leazer, was handed over to Rowan officers after a six hour search by Lexington Davidson and Rowan police. Policeman Price of Lexington led the capture.

Lexington Walter Warren Spencer Here Thomasville Bubber Leazer Rowan Davidson Price

Carnivores and herbivores drink with tongues and mouths

The text notes that carnivorous animals lap water with their tongues while herbivores such as horses and oxen suck up water with their mouths, illustrating differing drinking methods.

Cubs Too Strong at Home Trail on Road Mystery

Chicago's Cubs search for consistency as they post a 45 15 home record for a .750 batting average at Wrigley field while managing only 29 45 on the road for a .302 mark. Manager Charlie Grimm calls the disparity a deep mystery and notes many tough losses away from home.

Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field Charlie Grimm Giants

V. F. W. Post To Elect New Officers At Session

High Point Post 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars plans its September 18 meeting at the post hall on East Washington Street at 7 30 pm Commander J W McMahon says the session will nominate and elect officers for the coming year A full program includes possible national department updates on the bonus reports from the national encampment plans for financing the VFW cabin and Boy Scout troop and a social hour with refreshments.

High Point Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Hall East Washington Street J. W. McMahon McMahon National Department of the V. F. W

Conference Officials Gather Tomorrow In Richmond For Confab

Virginia Tech athletic director C P Miles announced the Southern Conference executive committee will meet in Richmond Saturday to discuss football rules interpretations and eligibility questions. Members include Forrest Fletcher, A W Hobbs, H C Byrd, CC Nash, R K Foster, Dean Wanamaker, and Miles. Transfer five year eligibility rules likely to be on agenda.

Blacksburg C. P. Miles Virginia Polytechnic Institute Southern Conference Richmond Mr. Miles Forrest Fletcher Washington and Lee A. W. Hobbs North Carolina H. C. Byrd Maryland CC. P. Nash Virginia R. K. Foster South Carolina Dean W. H. Wannamaker Duke Miles

Ross Canzoneri To Make Weight In Titular Scrap

Barney Ross weighed 138 pounds and Tony Canzoneri 137 pounds for the 15 round lightweight title bout at the Polo Grounds. Both men needed no heavy exercise to cut the excess. they were above the class limit but within reach of the limit with small adjustments.

Ross New York Barney Ross Tony Canzoneri Polo Grounds New York State Athletic Commission Barney Canzoneri

Travel Sage Defies Trite Grammar In Mystic Verse

A compact, enigmatic note plays with language noting that loose and unloose share meanings while a traveler’s palm keeps a drink for the thirsty rider in sheaths at the leaf base of atalka.

Patriots Rally To Baffle Richmond In Extra Innings

Greensboro Patriots outlasted Richmond 5 4 in eleven innings to seize a two game lead with three remaining as rain halted other games. Charlotte ends season Sunday while Wilmington's Otis Carter is confirmed to return as Pirates manager next year. Carter, a former Furman athlete, hit over 200 and played in the outfield.

Charlotte Sept Greensboro Patriots Richmond Greensboro Virginia Capital Pats Durham Bees N. Bryan Wilmington Otis Blackie) Carter Pirates Carter Alex Ferguson Bryant Furman

Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching

National League leaders include Klein of the Phillies with 877 at bats and 192 hits, Ott of the Giants with 110 RBIs, and Davis and Ful lis of the Phillies near top RBI and hits. Pitching leader Cantwell of the Braves is 18 7 with Tinning of the Cubs at 12 5.

Klein Phillies Davis Cardinals Ott Giants Fullis Medwick Vaughan Pirates Waner Martin Berger Braves Frisch Cantwell Tinning Cubs

Foxx Leads A's In Batting And Home Runs

Baseball season stats show Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics with a .363 average 41 homers 141 RBIs, leading in batting and RBIs while relation to Ruth 28 homers. Oss.

Foxx Athletics Gehrig Yankees Manush Senators Combs Averill Indians Ruth Walker Tigers Chapman Groves Whitehill Rei

Culp and Cheek to Coach Thomasville High

Hank Culp and 8S Cheek named to coach Thomasville High football this season. Culp, ex Duke lineman and southern wrestler, will replace Blainey Rockley who moves to Rutherford junior college. The five class B schedule includes Reidsville Spencer Leakeville Mount Airy Burlington with open dates September 29 and October 20.

Thomasville Hank” Culp Duke Cheek Elon Thomasville High School Culp Blainey Rockley Rockley Rutherford Junior College Reidsville Spencer Leakeville Mount Airy Burlington Greensboro Kannapolis Leaksville

Trophy Council Regular Session Overseen by Workman

The Trophy Council No. 29 of Jr. C. U. A. M. met in The Enterprise hall with J. G. Workman presiding. Members were admitted, one suspended member was reinstated, and talks on improving the organization followed official business. Next meeting is Thursday at 7 30 p.m.

Trophy Council No. 29 Ihs Ths Hall Enterprise J. G. Workman

Actor sues Mary Pickford over $250000 claim

Edward Hemmer says he acted as foster father and adviser to Mary Pickford and her family during the 1920s and now seeks compensation. He alleges Pickford and her mother promised a bequest but Miss Pickford inherited about $1.6 million on her mother’s death, while he still seeks payment for services and severed ties in 1922.

Edward Hemmer Miss Pickford Pickford New York Herald-Tribune Douglas Fairbanks Owen Moore Ant Fairbanks Hemmer

Dentist Dr R Nat Hunt Opens Lexington Office

Dr R Nat Hunt who passed the state board exam in dentistry announces offices in the Smith building on East Center street for practice. He is a graduate of Baltimore College of Dental Surgery University of Maryland and has worked for the Lexington unit of the National Junior Orphans Home.

Lexington R. Nat Hunt Smith Building East Center Street Baltimore College of Dental Surgery University of Maryland National Junior Orphans Home

Delaware Adopts Night Lighting Law for All Hard Surfaced Highways

A new Delaware law requires all hard surfaced highways to carry lighting at night to improve safety. The measure targets roads statewide and aims to reduce nighttime accidents by ensuring consistent illumination across rural and urban corridors.

Delaware

Black-Draught For Biliousness Advertises Remedy

The notice promotes Black-Draught as a biliousness and constipation remedy. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. L. B. Crips of Pulaski Tennessee praising relief after using the draught, mentioning tiredness stomach fullness and bad taste. Children reportedly prefer the syrup form.

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