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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1929

Page

8

Durham Bulls Rally Past Greensboro In Postseason Tilt

Durham Bulls defeat Greensboro 5 to 2 to even the series at one game each. Vance Page earned his 13th win in 14 starts as Durham's defense sparkled behind him. Tom Wolfe blasted his 28th homer with Johnson aboard, sealing the victory after a late rally and strong fielding by Buck Taylor, Sheriff Phelps, and manager George Whitted.

Durham Durham Bulls Greensboro Vance Page Mayo Sparky Williamson Tom Wolfe Bulls Williamson Whitted Strange Page Wolfe Johnson Patriots Buck Taylor Sheriff Phelps George Whitted Young Teague Jseague ODO Nace Durham Ab Wetteg Th. A Cox Kilpatrick Taylor Brandon Page Wolfe Moran and Repshaw

High Point Players Reach Sedgfield Semifinals in Golf

Women golfers from High Point Greensboro and Sedgefield advance to semifinals at Sedgefield links this week. T J Gold faces W D Irwin, C E Stone meets R R Jones, while Rochelle meets Moore and Henry faces Wheeler in the second flight. Third flight pits Lamar McCallum against Sam Ravenel and Van McNair against H M Harriman. Matches planned today and tomorrow.

High Point Greensboro Sedgefield Sedgefield Links T. J. Gold W. D. Irwin C. E. Stone R. R. Jones T. V. Rochelle High Point Country Club Harry Moore Greensboro Country Club J. W. Henry R. H. Wheeler Lamar McCallum Sam Ravenel van McNair H. M. Harriman Alec Rankin R. F. Hall J. C

Denning Warren bout eyed as Durham ringside clash

Penning and Warren loom as potential foes with Jake Denning the defending Bluejacket champion lined to fight Addison Warren in Durham. Speculation swirls over who benefits from the match as night football and a Burlington coach known as Hard Rock Simpson add local intrigue.

Penning Warren Jake Denning Addison Warren Doc Booker Durham Denning Jake

Championship results from Piedmont and regional leagues

In the Piedmont League Championship Series Durham defeated Greensboro 5 to 2. In the South Atlantic League Asheville lost to Knoxville 1 to 5. In the East Carolina League Wilmington beat Rocky Mount 14 to 6.

East Carolina League Wilmington Rocky Mount Durham Greensboro W. L. Pet Asheville Knoxville L. Pet Philadelphia New York Cleveland St. Louis Detroit Washington Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Southern Association WL. Pet Birmingham New Orleans Acres Memphis Nashville Ee Atlanta Little Rock Chattanooga Mobile Mochester Toronto Buffalo Baltimore Montreal Reading Newark City Jersey Il

National League scores highlight day action

Cincinnati beat New York 7 to 5 in a league game while Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 7 to 6. Philadelphia and St Louis played as part of a doubleheader on Sunday September 5.

Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis

Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues

In the American League, New York trails Detroit with 4-10 and 8-9 records, while Boston opens 1-0 as St. Louis leads 6-1. Philadelphia wins 6-5 over Cleveland after a second called in the third as rain halts Chicago-Washington.

New York Detroit Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago

International League scores and rain delayed games

Baltimore fell to Jersey City 1 to 3 when play ended early in the fourth due to rain. Newark defeated Reading 4 to 0, Rochester won 6 to 1, Montreal led 11 to 4, and Buffalo beat Toronto 14 to 2.

Baltimore Jersey City Newark Reading Rochester Montreal Buffalo Toronto

Southern Association Scores Reported for Cities

Baseball standings show Atlanta 2 Birmingham 5 Chattanooga 1 Nashville 5 Memphis 6 New Orleans 4. Mobile Little Rock rain noted as game conditions.

Southern Association Atlanta Birmingham Chattanooga Nashville Memphis New Orleans Mobile-Little Rock

Eastern League standings update with mixed results

Providence edges Pittsfield 4-1 while Hartford loses 3-2 to Bridgeport New Haven slides to 1-7 and Springfield 2-6 Albany dominates Allentown 65 to 4 in a lopsided game status report of minor league play

Providence Pittsfield Hartford Bridgeport New Haven Springfield Albany Allentown

Western League scores mix as Omaha wins in tight game

Omaha defeats Des Moines 6 to 5 while Oklahoma City blanks Tulsa 4 to 0. Denver edges Pueblo 2 to 1. Wichita Topeka contest noted for wet grounds.

Omaha Des Moines Oklahoma City Tulsa Denver Pueblo Wichita-Topeka

PacifiC Coast League Scores Shuffled in Odd Mix

In the Pacific Coast League, Portland defeated Oakland with Missiong scoring 18 to lead Hollywood 3. Seattle 4 and Sacramento 7, Los Angeles 4 and San Francisco 7. The uneven tallies reflect a crowded standings snapshot.

Portland Oakland Missiong Hollywood Seattle Sacramento Los Angeles San Francisco

Wichita Falls Tops San Antonio in Texas League

In Texas League action Wichita Falls defeated San Antonio 7 to 1 while Waco beat Fort Worth 12 to 4 and Dallas defeated Houston 9 to 1. Only games scheduled.

Wichita Falls San Antonio Waco Fort Worth Dallas Houston

Tb Test Coverage Shows Vast Decline in Bovine TB

In May this year more than 94 517 cattle herds were tested for tuberculosis and over 710 counties are now nearly free from bovine tuberculosis. The report highlights substantial progress in disease elimination efforts across the plains.

Merchants' Conference Set for Raleigh September 23–24

Winston Salem dispatch: The semi annual conference of Retail Merchants' associations of the state will be held in Raleigh September 23 and 24. A tentative program has been prepared and submitted to W. L. Dowell of Raleigh for approval.

Merchant’s Winston Salem Raleigh W. L. Dowell

Championship Games Today in South Atlantic League

Durham visits Greensboro in the Championship Series as Asheville travels to Knoxville for decisive league action.

Detroit at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia

Detroit plays Boston while Chicago travels to Philadelphia in a set of NBA matchups. The slate includes Cleveland visiting Washington and St. Louis facing New York, with teams jockeying for position.

NFL Schedule Roundup of Matchups Across Cities

Boston faces St Louis while New York meets Pittsburgh and Brooklyn plays Cincinnati. Philadelphia clashes with Chicago in a slate of notable intercity games.

Sonnenberg Beats Polish Contender in Kansas City Match

In Kansas City on September 11, Gus Sonnenberg defeated Stanley Stasiak the Polish challenger with his flying tackle. The Missouri athletic commission, which had adopted a code banning deliberate butting, made no move to interfere. Sonnenberg won the first fall in 58 minutes 30 seconds and the second in 2 minutes 3 seconds.

Kansas City Stanley Stasiak Feil Gus Sonnenberg Missouri Athletic Commission Sonnenberg

Man Seeks Twenty Thousand but Wins a Quarter

In Topeka Kansas Joseph Kning asked a jury for twenty thousand dollars for injuries from a clash with Ambrose Slave. The jury awarded only 25 cents, far short of the request and the expectations.

Topeka Kans Joseph Kning Ambrose Slave

Rocky Mount Broncos Clinch Eastern Carolina Pennant

Rocky Mount Broncos defeated Wilmington 14 to 6 to take the Eastern Carolina post season pennant four games to two. Asheville and Knoxville split in Sally league action with Asheville winning to even the series. Durham beat Greensboro 5 to 2 as post season play continues and the pennant fate hinges on a first versus second clash.

Rocky Mount Carolina Rocky Mount Broncos Wilmington Broncos Asheville Knoxville Smokes Durham Greensboro Patriots

Football Prospects At Leading Schools

One of a series of stories on football prospects at leading institutions notes top teams and potential stars.

Steffen Returns as Carnegie Tech Aims for National Title

Wally Steffen resumes coaching Carnegie Tech football after his seventh vacation, seeking a national championship with strong material and a tougher schedule. He plans to maximize talent including Bull Karcis, Dutch Eyth, Thayer Flanagan and Harry McCurdy, despite losses of Harpster, Leizester, and Moorehead.

Pittsburgh Wally’ Steffen Walter P. Steffen Chicago Carnegie Tech Steffen Stagg Carnegie Rockne Georgetown Washington Jefferson New York University Violets Howard Harpster Leizester Moorehead Bull Karcis Crusher Eyth Thayer Flanagan Harry McCurdy

Hicks Extends Margin in Women's Western Golf

Chicago September 11 Miss Helen Hicks of Inwood New York widened her lead in the 72 hole medal play derby at Flossmoor Country Club by posting 78 for a total of 156 after 36 holes. She holds a 10 stroke advantage over Mrs Lee Mida of Chicago who totaled 166.

Chicago Western Golf Association Helen Hicks Inwood L. I Hicks Flossmoor Country Club Lee Mida

Ant City Census Counts 10 000 to 50 000 Ants

Johns Hopkins professor E A Andrews reports a census of an ant city showing average hill populations between 10 000 and 50 000 ants. One observed colony contained 8 239 ants, challenging the idea that ant cities are vastly larger.

New York E. A. Andrews Johns Hopkins University

Famous Golfers Fail To Make The Qualification

In White Plains New York on September 11 the 36 hole district qualifier showed top metro pros missing the cut for the PGA Championship in Dallas. Jim Banes Joe Turnesa Jack Forrester Billy Burke Bobby Cruickshank and Walter Kozak failed to qualify alongside other notable figures.

White Plains N. Y Dallas Texas Jim Banes Joe Turnesa Jack Forrester Hackensack N. J Billy Burke Westpoint Bobby Cruickshank Purchase Club Walter Kozak

Panama-Pacific Exposition 50 Gold Pieces Minted in 1915

The only 50 gold pieces minted by the U.S. government were for the Panama Pacific Exposition in 1915. A record mail delivery time from Berlin to Washington set at seven days marks a notable postal achievement.

U.S Berlin Germany Washington, D. C

New Anemia Cure from Liver Extract Reported

New York reports a liver extract cure for pernicious anemia showing favorable physician reports. Health Commissioner Wynne notes wide medical optimism as doctors regard the discovery as a major advance in treatment.

New York Wynne

Tilden’s Best Opponents Are Clearing Away

Forest Hills New York Sept 11 Form reversals eliminating leading rivals clear the path for Bill Tilden to a seventh national singles title. George Lott, once the favorite, falls as Wilmer Allison, the Texan, shocks him in a dramatic match while Allison now faces Fritz Mercur and Frank Hunter for a final berth. Tilden survives a tough test against Frank Shields and meets Harvard’s Henry Culley next in a bid for the crown.

Forest Hills N. Y Bill Tilden George Lott Chicasian Tilden Wilmer Allison Lott Allison Fritz Mercur Frank Hunter Elmer Griffin New York Frank Shields New Yorker Henry Culley Harvard

Boxers Edge Opponents in Last Night's Card Across States

In Fall River John Gonzales of Arizona defeated Fred O'Connor of Boston by decision in six. Pittsburgh saw Maxie Rosenbloom of New York outpoint K O Bobby Brown in ten. Jersey City featured Al Ridgeway of Union City outpointing Jose Martinez of Spain in ten. Allentown saw Jose Diaz of Cuba KO Larry Roach of Newark in two. Los Angeles had Speedy Dado of the Philippines outpoint Ernie Peters of Chicago in ten.

Boxing results from Greenville and St Louis

Eddie Goldberg of Greenville outpointed Louis Andrews from Memphis with ten rounds. Pete White of St Louis stopped Frank Moran of Miami in three rounds.

Greenville Miss Eddie Goldberg St. Louis Louis Andrews Memphis Pete White Frank Moran Miami Fla

Tallest U S President: George Washington 6'3" Stature

A fragment notes George Washington stood six feet three inches, the tallest U S president. It adds that Lincoln was one inch shorter, marking a height comparison between two presidents.

Georges Washington United States Lincoln

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