Industrial All Stars Meet Elkin Blanketeers Tonight
Industrial All-Stars clash with Elkin Blanketeers at Willis Park at 8 P.M. in a post season tilt. Lineups mix Triangle Tomlinson Adams mills players with Red Dorsett and Shorty Smith, while Corky Cornelius and Shine Rumple headline Elkin. Clark and Rutledge umpire.
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Homasville
Adams-Millis
Idustrial All-Stars
Elkin Blanketeers
Charlie Young
Hunky Harris
Triangie
Harris
Shorty Smith
Adame Millis
Red Dorsett
Thomasville
Henry Delappe
Homer Coletrane
Corky Cornelius
Fred Hambright
Eddie Weston
Mackie
Clodfelter
Jones
Shine Rumple
Piedmont
Victor Clark
Roy Rutledge
Clark
Rutledge
Yesterday's Stars Shine Across MLB Highlights
Dizzy Dean and Jack Rothrock fueled wins as Cardinals beat the Giants with Dean limiting them to seven hits and eight strikeouts while Rothrock scored once and drove in two. Jimmie Foxx hit his 32nd and 33rd homers, scored four, and drove in three in the Athletics victory over the White Sox. Gene Schott held the Reds to six hits against the Braves. Joyner White led the Tigers with a ninth inning homer as Augie Galan powered the Cubs to a Dodgers beat with five RBIs. Earl Whitehill held the Indians to three hits. Woody Jensen doubled and singled, stole a base, scored and drove in four in the Pirates rout of the Phillies.
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Dizzy Dean
Jack Rothrock
Cardinals
Dean
Giants
Rothrock
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
White Sox
Gene Schott
Reds
Braves
Joyner White
Tigers
Homer
Augie Galan
Cubs
Dodgers
Earl Whitehill
Indians
Woody Jensen
Pirates
Phillies
Hugh 8. Fullerrton, JR
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Cardinal
Lou Warneke
St. Louis
Detroit
Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland
Senators
Hank Greenberg
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Jim Weaver
Browns
Boston
Julius Solters
Lyn Lary
Red Sox
Cardinals Defeat Giants In First Of Crucial Series
The St Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 5 to 2 in the opening game of a pivotal series. Dizzy Dean sparkled with speed and sharp curves as the Cardinals pushed four and a half games ahead of the Giants in the pennant race.
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Cardinals
Giants
Allison Captures Bath Singles Title in Straight Sets
Wilmer Allison defeated Sidney B. Wood Jr. of New York in three straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-3 to win the Bath men’s national singles championship at Forest Hills New York. The victory followed his earlier upset of Fred Perry and marked the first joint holding of the men's and women's championships.
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Forest Hilia
N. Y
Wilmer Allison
Bath
Allison
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Fred Perry
England
All Star Industrial League Clash Promises High Drama
The writer hypes the third annual Industrial league All-Star game at 8 pm pitting a strong Industrials squad against the Elkin Blarketeers, a top semi pro club from North Carolina Virginia region, with stars drawn from Thomasville Triangle Tomlinson and Adams Millis clubs. The piece extols the players and anticipation of victory.
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Champions of
North Carolina
Martinsville
Carolinas
Virginia
Elkin Blarketeers
Elkin
Thomasville
Triangle
Tomlinson
Adams-Millis
All-Stars Show Sportsmanship in Benefit Baseball Night
The All-Stars, representing Adams Millis, Red Dorsett, and Thomasville figures, staged a charity game for the high school athletic fund. Bill Fritz deferred the centerfield honor to Red Dorsett, praising fair play and teamwork as about 40 dollars was raised. Dave Yow, Industrial league president, leads the All-Stars with pride and anticipation for an annual event.
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Bill Fritz
Fritz
Adams Millis
Cris Harvey
Bill
Red Dorsett
Thomasville
Red
Hiness
Gosh
Athletic Fund
Dave Yow
Dave
John McGraw
Connie Mack
Seven Lettermen Back For Posts On Mills Home Club
Mills Home football opens 1935 under coach Charlie Kearns with seven returning lettermen. Capt. Patterson leads, others include Smith Tilley Watson Miller Chatham and more. The schedule starts September 20 with Sanford at Thomasville and spans nine games through November 22 against Children s Home.
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Charlie Kearns
Sanford
Thomasville
Mills
Smith
Tilley
Watson
Miller
Thomas
Chatham
Patterson
Kearns
Brady
R. Baldwin
Bridges
Medlin
Day
W. Baldwin
Smathers
Haney
Hammond
L. Watson
Bunnell
Hood
Solters Drives In Two As Red Sox Win
Cain and Julius Solters helped the Red Sox with three hits and two RBIs while pitching held opponents to seven hits. Japanese scientists report Tochijima has shifted 27 meters in six years.
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Cain
Julius Solters
Quilt
Cate
Red Sox
Solters
Tochijima
Youngster Oliver Captures Emery Wood Title With Two Upsets
Alfred Oliver Jr wins the Emery Wood Country Club title by beating Jim Poole 6 and 5 in the final 36 holes. He advanced by ousting defending champion Bill Snow 1 up on the 19th, then defeated last year's runner-up as rain-delayed play resumed.
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Alfred Oliver, Jr
Emerywood Country Club
Oliver
Jimmie Poole
Bill Snow
Poole
Amateur teams clash for post season spots Saturday
Four clubs tied for second half honors in the Amateur league clash tomorrow afternoon to decide two finalists for the playoff series against Adams-Millis. Adams-Millis clinched the first half title with a 3 to 1 win yesterday. Guilford meets Oakdale at Jamestown and Marsh faces Adams-Millis at Thomas Mills at 3 o'clock.
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Adams-Millis
Adams Millis
Guilford
Oakdale
Jamestown
Marsh
Thomas Mills
Western Carolina Opens 1935 Football Year in Virginia
Western Carolina Teacher College teams up with Navy Apprentices to open the 1935 North Carolina football season in Newport News Virginia. Coach Charlie Poindexter, a former Southern Conference guard, aims to build a strong North State Conference title contender and recalls standout players Freddie Crawford and Jack Phillips from prior seasons.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Charlie Poindexter
Western Carolina
Naval Apprentice School
Newport News
Jackson County
Cullowhee
Poindexter
University of North Carolina
Waynesville
Second trial in $250000 alienation suit postponed
Concord September 13. The second trial of the alienation of affections suit brought by F. Brandon Smith Jr of Charlotte against his former father in law Joseph F Cannon Concord capitalist has been postponed until later in the fall.
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Concord
F. Brandon Smith, Jr
Charlotte
Joseph F. Cannon
Concord Capitalist
Finch leads Thomasville Chair Makers slugging in Industrial loop
Jesse Finch first baseman leads the Thomasville Chair Makers in slugging with a .441 average. Weston trails with .500 in fewer games, and Dorsett is .422, as the Chair Makers tee up the Adams-Millis post-season series tomorrow at Willis Park at 3 o clock.
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Jesse Finch
Thomasville Chair Makers
Finch
Weston
Dorsett
Ith Adams-Millis
Willis Park
Asheville Captures First Off Colts In Championship Series
Asheville Tourists beat Richmond in the Piedmont league playoff opener as they surged in the eighth inning. Herb Moore held Richmond to limited hits while Munday Bush and Clark contributed key hits and two Richmond errors aided the 8th inning rally. The teams travel to Richmond tomorrow for game two.
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Asheville
Colts
Richmond
Buck Foreman
Herb Moore
Inglea
Sturdy
Munday
Bush
Clark
Moore
Myrtle Desk And Adams-Millis Open Soft Ball Series
The two league leaders meet tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Civitan field to begin a three game series for the Industrial Diamond Ball league championship. Myrtle Desk won the first half with 18 wins in 14 games and Adams Millis took the second half with 13 wins in 14. The lineup lists players for both clubs with various batters and pitchers named.
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Myrtle Desk
Adams-Millis
Adame Millis
Civitan
Adams Millis
Hamilton
Man
Kearn
Turpen
Sain
Beane
Tewart
Mask
Padgett
Sledge
Hooker Farr
Beck
Wheelis
Yrtle Desk
Wood B
Teague
W. Teague
Goodman
J. Wall
Lovelace
Weaver
Procter
Fulton
Smith
White
Wail
Stanley
Chair Makers upset Triangle in playoff to take second half title
Thomasville Chair Makers defeated Triangle 8 to 6 in a playoff game at Willis Park to clinch the second half title and set up a three game series with Adams-Millis White Sox. Johnny Rudisill and Lefty Young were key pitchers as Finch and Cooper led at the plate for Chair Makers.
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Willis Park
Adams-Millis White Sox
Thomasville
Triangle
Adams Millis
Johnny Rudisill
High Point College
White Sox
Young
Adams-Millis
Thomaseville
Aing
Jesse Finch
F Beg
Red Dawson
Red Dawson's Sstainde On the Nose and Smacked It Over the Centerfeld
Thomassville
Doakers
Blow Cooper
Rudisill
Stiera
Barnes
Dorsett
Finch
Cooper
Stiers
Karl
Connor
Sen Barnes
Ray
Hucks
Soviecente
Harria
wCooper
Cenerene
Burge
Petty
Ncsrceerreeery
Trianghe
Flooding Hits Lumber River District Areas
Plooded Lumber River rises above banks in Lumberton on September 13 flooding lowland areas and river bottoms. Homes report water up to sills though overall damage described as negligible. Local authorities monitored the situation as crests moved through the region.
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Lumberton
Silla
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Susie
Nager
N. C
Mer College
Chatham Blanketeers
Blanketeers
North Olina
Thomasville Jr
Adamslcs
M.ienight
High Point High School
Duke Powers
Ppstors
Stone
Iach
Runt Pierce
dams-Millis
Emerywood
Industrial All-Stars
Red Delappe
Lefty Wilson
Grady Stone
Paul Frye
Lefty Weston
Aunt Pierce
Homer Coltrane
Firestone
Stewart-Warner
Kix
Pss Ey Hs
N. Main
Church St
Wood
Florence
8. C
Thomasville High
High Point
High
China Grove
Barium Springs
Winston-Salem
Waton-Salem
Barrington
Asheboro
Childrens Home
Champion
Bob
Robert Dunkelberger
Fred Lazard
New Jersey
Baker
Ik. Finch
Trotter Jr
Werner
Fox Ee
Clarey
France
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