Guilford Hosiery Wins Final Half Title Championship
Guilford Hosiery defeated Tomlinson 8 to 7 in a ninth inning rally to clinch the Amateur league second half title and earn a post season series against Oakdale. Cecil and Martin led Guilford with three hits each while Ingram starred for Tomlinson with four of five.
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Tomlinson
Oakdale
Guilford
Amos
Cecil
Martin
Aften
Ingram
Tar Heels Clicking Form Shows Snavely's Fresh Burst
North Carolina scouts report rapid gains as Carl Snavely shapes a cohesive unit at Chapel Hill. The Tar Heel line and backfield features include Evins Jackson Shaffer and Hut chins, with Charlie Woolen possible yet unsettled. Duke Wake Forest NCSU and Davidson also push early scrimmages as coaches note promising iron-man depth and key injuries guiding pivots.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
A Queeneohn
Terme
Evins
Jackson
Shaffer
Hutchins
Charlie Woolen
Hank Anderson
N. C. State Wolfpack
Howard Bartles
Mau Roy
Barnes Worth
Wallace Wade
Duke University Blue Devils
Jack Alexander
Corky Cornelius
Gue Durner
Earl Wentz
Jim Weaver
Wake Forest Club
Jim Battle
Joe Hunter
Postseason title dates to be decided by Tomlinson Oakdale clubs
Afternoon meeting set by Tomlinson and Oakdale managers to finalize post season title dates. Box score notes Guilford and other players with partial tallies and innings listed, final score 8 9 unclear, with line by line innings 8 1 0 1 0 0 2 1 0.
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Perry If
Mesa
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Celli Pea
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Segara
B. Stout
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D. Smith
Darringer
Scansee Cauvee
Copeland
Asbury
Cacanill
M. Smith
Smith Seeks Opinion On Suspending Bankhead Cotton Act
Senator E. D. Smith of South Carolina asks Attorney General Cummings whether the Bankhead cotton control act should be suspended as the 192? crop is estimated at 9.25 million bales, a million under the tax-exempt limit, with many bales to be sold to avoid penalties on those exceeding quotas.
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Florence
D. C
E. D. Smith
Cummings
South Carolina
Smith
Insurance firms hold thirty five million on policies in force
British insurance companies have approximately 35,000,000 on assurance policies in force.
Huntley-Jackson Triumphs Over Triangle In Big Win
Huntley-Jackson baseball team of the High Point Diamond Ball league opened its championship series by routing Triangle 17 to 2. The winners totaled 22 hits with one error while Triangle committed 10 miscues and failed to solve pitcher J. Brittain.
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Huntlye-Jackson
High Point Diamond Ball League
Triangle
J. Brittain
F. Nicks
Henna
Collake
Wateon
Sheffield
Burris Sf
Andrews
Welborn If
Wrike Cf
P. Mabers
R H Muntley-Jackson
Ralph DePalma to Visit City in Point
World famous racer Ralph DePalma will arrive in Point from Winston-Salem about 10 30 a m tomorrow. He will be escorted down Main Street, meet the public at the Sheraton hotel, autograph books, and discuss racing. He has driven 100 mph and 160 mph in notable records and will be hosted by A Pat Brown, local Ford dealer.
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Ralph DePalma
Winston-Salem
DePalma
Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
Indianapolis Speedway
Daytona Beach
Fla
A. Pat Brown
Ford
Flag designer Orren Smith of North Carolina linked to Confederate banner
Major Orren Randolph Smith of North Carolina is credited with shaping the Confederate flag adopted by the Congress of the Confederate States in 1861. The design's origin ties to Smith and the 1861 Confederate leadership in the era's wartime context.
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Orren Randolph Smith
North Carolina
Congress of the Confederate States
Germany's Telephone Network Ranks Second in World Use
Germany has nearly two million telephones in use and trails only the United States in total telephones nationwide. This indicates a high level of telephone penetration and communications infrastructure performance within the country.
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Germany
United States
National League Standings Highlight Games Today
National League standings lead with today’s matchups Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. The schedule features key divisional clashes and potential shifts in race standings.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pe!sud Nike
Detroit
Cleveland
Results Yesterday From Major League Baseball
Yesterday’s games saw New York defeat Pittsburgh 3 to 1 while Chicago shut out Boston 2 to 0. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 5 to 2 and Conniee outscored St Louis 5 to 4 as St Louis fell 0 to 6.
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Pittsburgh
Conanee
St. Louise
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cunsandee
Results Yesterday In City League Showdowns
Yesterday's games feature New Orleans beating Nashville 14 to 6. Knoxville remains 8-1 after routing Memphis 12 to 5.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Knoxville
Memphis
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The AP roundup lists top hitters and pitchers from yesterday’s games. Key figures include Gehrig leading runs batted in with 158, Manush and Chapman tied for triples, Gehrig and Foxx sharing home run leadership, Werber and Chapman high in stolen bases, and Marberry tied for wins at 15-4.
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Associated Press
Geng
Kane
Manash
Senators
Tigers
Wereber
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Trosky
Indians
Gehrinringer
Greenberg
Gehger
Manush
Chapman
Foxx
Athletics
Werber
Ooo
Fox Tigers
Marberry
Waner Sets National League Records In Pirates Giants Game
In a high scoring NL clash, P Waner of the Pirates tallies 3 hits and 1 run while Ott of the Giants drives in 133 RBIs. Terry of the Giants collects 194 hits as Waner leads in hits overall with 193. Berger of the Braves has 112 RBIs and Allen of the Phillies 42 doubles in a noted season summary.
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Pirates
Terry
Giants
Ott
Berger
Braves
Allen
Phillies
Med- Cardinals
Wick
Cuyler
Cubs
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Pira’ le Rad On
Cadillac Founding Detroit in 1701 Sparks City History
Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac, famed French explorer, established Detroit in 1701, laying the foundation for a growing colonial settlement in Michigan. The founding linked French colonial efforts with fur trade routes and early American frontier development.
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Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac
Detroit ,Mich
Clemson Tigers Display Form In Tuesday Scrimmage
Clemson college coaches praised Tuesday scrimmage work showing improved passing and punting as Jess Neely’s Tigers prep for Presbyterian College. The report notes Carolina’s inconsistent scrimmage with weak blocking and poor kicking, while Furman and others conduct drills ahead of fall play.
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Clemson Tigers
Columbia
Clemson College
Tiger
Jess Neely
Neely
Presbyterian College
University of Carolina
Billy Laval
Gamecocks
Erskine
Furman
Freudile Stewart
Dizzy McLeod
Wofford
Dickson
Williams
Gault Hawes
Fleetness
Jules Carson
Walter Johnson
Clemson
Hornets Take Game One of Titular Series Over Tars
Charlotte beats Norfolk 4 to 1 in game one of the Piedmont league post season as Tubby Durham limits the Tars and Charlotte bats tally in the second and third innings. Dick Luckey homers and Mort scores on a fielder’s choice. Swain and White handle key pitches for the Bees. The series moves to Norfolk Friday with a best-of-seven format.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
Charlotte Hornets
Norfolk Tars
Bobby Durham
Hornet
Norfolk
Bees
Durham
White
Tommy Taylor
Mort
James
Bill Holm
Pep Young
Bill Skiff
Jim Lyle
Daniel Windfield
Piedmont
William Gibbons Bramham
Nations Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Greensboro
St. Louis Cardinal
HiTeam
Swain
Helm
Luckey
Traffic density doubles on improved U.S. roads in two decades
The article notes traffic per mile on improved U.S. roads has quadrupled since twenty years ago, with four times as many automobiles now than twenty years past. It highlights rising congestion and the impact on travel conditions across the nation.
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United States
Apple Peach and Pear Harvest Outlook
In a typical year the United States yields over 175 million bushels of apples 60 million of peaches and 26 million of pears highlighting the nation’s fruit production profile and regional outputs.
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United States
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