Wilson Wins Second Postseason Tilt For Adams-Millis
Lefty Wilson pitched the Adams-Millis White Sox to a 6 4 victory over the Thomasville Chair Makers in the first game of the Industrial League post-season championship. Wilson relieved in the third, allowed five hits and one run, fanned nine, and sparked a three-run third with a misplayed fly by Bolick that allowed all three baserunners to score. Earlier Perry started for Adams-Millis, but Wilson closed the gap after Thomasville took a brief lead.
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Lefty Wilson
Elkin Blanketeers
Adams-Millis White Sox
Thomasville Chair Makers
Adams-Millis
Wilson
Lord Perry
White Sox
Perry
Adams Millis
Ray
Werner
Rudisill
Stiers
Thomasville
Dorsett
Jesse Finch
E. Connor
J. Finch
E. Finch
Young
Stone
Bolick
Delappe
Baker
Adams-Millis Tenners
Guilford And Marsh Victors In Amateur Play-Off Series
Guilford and Marsh win their amateur playoff series as part of a day that also sees the Dukes and White Sox in key clashes. Rich in detail, the report covers college football action across the Southern Conference with Duke Clemson Wake Forest and Virginia matchups along with baseball scoring and standings.
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Guilford and Marsh
City and Duke Electricians Clash in Rubber Game
The Adams-Millis White Sox face a must win rubber match against Duke Electricians at Willis Park at 8 30. Pitchers are uncertain with Young missing and Perry injured, while Duke relies on Harold Culler or alternatives Babe Smith Kellerman or Lefty Lopp to back Duke Power’s strong batting lineup led by Earnhardt Gates Smith Wayne Connor and Paul Connor.
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Adams-Millis White Sox
White Sox
Duke Electricians
Willis Park
Lefty Wilson
Lord Perry
Lefty Young
Young
Perry
Cris Harvey
Duke Power
Harold Culler
Adames Millis
Duke
Babe Smith
Kimmerlin
Lefty Lopp
Dukes
Eas Leroy Earnhardt
Gates Smith
Wayne Connor
Paul Connor
Culler
Tully Blair Victor In Carolina Golf Meet At Sedgefield
Tully Blair of Winston-Salem won the Carolina Golf Association meet at Sedgefield Country Club with a low gross 150 total after two 75 rounds. Alston Brooks of Sedgefield took the low net 133. A F Neilson of Myers Park and W L Dunlap of Pinehurst tied for 18 hole net 67. event drew 40 players.
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Tully Blair
Winston-Salem
Sedgefield Country Club
Carolina Golf Association
Blair
Alston Brooks
Sedgefield Club
A. F. Neilson
Myers Park Club
Charlotte
W. L. Dunlap
Pinehurst
Neilson
Marsh defeats Adams-Millis in pivotal Amateur league playoff
Marsh wins 8 to 3 over Adams-Millis as Kirky and Haney lead with strong hitting and six-hit pitching support. Guilford tops Oakdale 7 to 3 while Marsh and Guilford advance from the four team second-half tie to face Adams-Millis for the championship.
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Marsh
Guilford
Adames-Millis
Oakdale
Adams-Millis
Adame-Millis
Kirby
Haney
Wood
Martin
Marsh Woog
Weston
Eesesese
Bldridge
MO Haney
Adams-Millis Abrhpore
Escooes
Johnson
Cosess
OG Megs
Rutledge
Scccses
High Point High Opens Its Gridiron Season Friday
High Point High School prepares for its 1935 football opener against Spencer at the school field. Coach Harry Bolick leads the Black Bisons who face a larger faster Rowan County opponent, with drills emphasizing consistency and hard weeklong practices.
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High Point High
High Point High School
Spencer
Black Bisons
Harry Bolick
Bisons
Bolick
Rowan County
National League scores with extra innings drama
National League results show Philadelphia 7 over Pittsburgh 5. Brooklyn 14 over Chicago 6. New York 5 over St. Louis 4 in 11 innings. Koston credited with six.
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Philadelphia
Koston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Adams-Millis Wins Titular Diamond Loop Tilt
Adams-Millis captured the post season championship lead in the Diamond Ball league by defeating Myrtle Desk 6 to 2. Furr led Adams-Millis with two hits in four at bats while Goodman and B Teague each had two hits for Myrtle Desk. The early innings saw Adams-Millis collect five runs across the second and third frames to clinch the victory.
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Adams - Millis
Victor
Lucky Strike to Formally Open Bowling Alleys
The Lucky Strike Bowling alley opens last week and will hold a formal opening Wednesday night. Howard Bryant returns as manager and plans reorganizing local bowling leagues with three or four circuits. Civic clubs plants and firms are invited to enter teams.
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Howard Bryant
Bryant
Vernon and Jones Win Doubles Title in NC Meet
John Vernon of Burlington and Dan Jones won the doubles title at the first state closed net meet in Sedgefield, defeating Dr. F Ravenel and Byron Abels of Greensboro. The match ended 6-3 4-6 6-4 7-9 6-2 after delays from rain last Monday.
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John Vernon
Burlington
North Carolina
Sedgefield
Dan Jones
F. Ravenel
Byron Abels
Greensboro
Vernon
Jones
Guilford Advances to Title Tilt After Early Lead
Guilford earned a shot at the second-half crown by defeating Oakdale in a spirited game. They surged early with three runs in the second inning and never trailed as Cecil scattered seven hits to stop the opposition.
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Guilford
Victor
Marsh
Oakdale
Cecil
Guillford
Young Ansel Snow Triumphs Over Dad In Emerywood Golf Finals
Ansel Snow, age 12, defeats his father R. B. Snow 2 and 1 to win the fourth flight in the Emerywood golf tournament. He shoots 8 and 8 over 18 holes with a tight match to the end. The first flight final pits Frosty Snow against J W Garrett Jr, while George Lewis wins the second flight 6 and 5 over H R Williamson. Alfred Oliver claims the club title by beating Jimmie Poole.
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R. BE. Snow
Ansel
Snow
Emerywood
Frosty Snow
J. W. Garrett, Jr
George Lewis
H. R. Williamson
H. C
Bennett
T. A
Behemoths To Open Here Friday In New Quarters
Promoter Curt Denning backed by O C Dutch Smith unveils a 1200 to 1500 seat arena behind The Enterprise in High Point hosting two main wrestling bouts. Don McIntyre, Jim Wright, Scotty Dawkins and Axel Anderson headline a modern, fast paced show vs. skilled rivals in a two out of three falls format.
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Rasslers
High Point
Curt Denning
O. C
Dutch” Smith
Carpenters
Raleigh
Wrestling League
South
Don MclIntyre
Kansas City
Jim Wright
Flint
Michigan
Scotty Dawkine
Nova Scotia
Axel Anderson
Omaha
Scotty Dawkins
Dawkins
Anderson
Don McIntyre
University of Missouri
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Lucky Strike
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Goodrich Safity
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