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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1927

Page

12

Championship Basis Within. A Game Of Championship Raleigh

Salisbury moved within one win of the 1927 Piedmont league title as Raleigh and the Cols met in a decisive fifth game in Salisbury. Six straight singles plated four runs in the first, Jones belted a bases loaded homer in the sixth, and Salisbury won 10 to 3 as Huffman led the Cols with three hits and Whiteman drove in three.

Raleigh Salisbury Cols Moyer Hammack Durham Gols Jones Huffman The Whiteman Cal Straine Butler Watt Spencer Strain Lundeen Bryant Dennis Clauser Coggin Pope Proctor H Po E Johnson Zinker R. Raleigh Richardson Pittsburgh Buccaneers Braves Giants St. Louis Pirates Cubs Chicago Carmen Hill Bob Smith Boston Traynor Harris Earl Smith Corsairs Haines Terry New York Taylor Faulkner Toronto Leafs Benton Frankhouse Houston Roush Hafey Yanks Athletics White Sox French Cole Detroit Senators Manush Bengals Washington George Uhler Indians Summa Ruth Elton Langford Gaston Browns Afce Homer Slim Harris

Baseball game brief with late inning rally noted

Inning details show Proctor yielding seven runs in seven and one third frames as the losing pitcher Coggin is charged. Salisbury left five on base, Raleigh nine. Time of game recorded as 1 4. Umpires were Brandon and Morgan.

Proctor Coggin Salisbury Raleigh Brandon and Morgan

Salisbury tops Raleigh 10 in Piedmont League postseason

Salisbury defeats Raleigh 10 to 3 in the postseason series of the Piedmont League, pushing ahead with a decisive win as the series continues. The game showcases strong offense from Salisbury and a solid pitching effort to seal the victory.

National League Scores Report

Pittsburgh defeats Boston 2 to 1 as St Louis posts 8 to 3 win. New York 11 Brooklyn 5. Chicago game rained out.

Pittsburgh Boston St. Louis New York Brooklyn Chicago

Baseball scores from today's American League games

New York 2 beat Cleveland 3 while Philadelphia edged Chicago 5 to 4. Washington defeated Detroit 6 to 5 and Boston topped St. Louis 2 to 1.

New York Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Washington Detroit Boston St. Louis

Southern Association Scores Report

Atlanta defeated Birmingham 9 to 10 while Mobile beat New Orleans 3 to 10. Memphis won over Chattanooga 3 to 2 and Nashville outscored Little Rock 6 to 2.

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

International League scores and results

Baltimore defeated Newark 8 to 7 while Toronto blanked Syracuse 3 to 0 in the only scheduled games.

International League Baltimore Newark Toronto Syracuse

Southeast League Scores Roundup From Monday Games

St. Augustine lost 0 to 3 at home to Montgomery. Savannah tied Selma 3 to 0 in the second game halted at 6 innings due to darkness. Jacksonville defeated Columbus 11 to 7. Albany lost 2 to 8 at Pensacola.

St. Augustine Montgomery Savanah Selma Jacksonville Columbus Albany Pensacola

Cox Back in Lineup After Recovery

Wake Forest reports Johnnie Cox, a flashy sophomore backfield candidate, returned to football practice after a short injury absence. Coach Baldwin led the Deacons through fast formations as they prep for next week’s Carolina game, with players shouting Beat Carolina again.

Wake Forest Johnnie Cox Baldwin Denecon Deacons Carolina

Butler tops Piedmont post season with three hits

Carroll Butler of Raleigh rises to lead the Piedmont post season series with three blows in the third game and a .400 batting average. Cowboy Jones of the Cols trails with a .863 series mark while Johnson center fielder for the Cols sits third at .333.

Raleigh Carroll Butler Jones Cols Johnson

Transatlantic flight departs Dublin in Princess Xenia

Captain R H MacIntosh flies the Princess Xenia from Dublin to America at 1 30 p m local time. The plane carries 720 gallons of gas and a full supply of food and water. He notes a black cat seen before takeoff as an omen of good luck.

Dublin Tate Ept R. H. MacIntosh Princess Xenia America MacIntosh

Tunney Dempsey bout looms in Soldier Field clash

Gene Tunney reflects on his A. E. F. France title victory in 1919 and says he must KO Jack Dempsey to prove his status. He trains at Cedar Crest as Dempsey fights sparring partners in Lincoln Fields Crete.

France Ted Jamieson Soldier Field Jack Dempsey Philadelphia Dempsey Tunney Gene Cedar Crest Country Club Chicago Lincoln Fields Crete Toledo Whitey Allen Allen Jack Benny Kreuger Kreuger Big Boy Peterson New Orleans Peterson

Top Noghtchers Major League Leaders on September 15

National League leaders include P Waner with a .382 batting average and 218 hits for the Pirates while L Water leads with 124 runs. Stephenson of the Cubs has 41 doubles and P Waner also leads with 18 triples. Meadows of the Pirates is 18-7 on the mound. American League leaders feature Simmons hitting .388, Ruth with 142 runs and 52 homers, Gehrig 50 doubles and 45 homers, Combs 208 hits and 20 triples, Sisler 27 stolen bases, and Hoyt 21-6 as a pitcher.

National P Waner Pirates L. Water P. Waner Stephenson Cubs Wilson Frisch Cards Meadows Simmons Athletics Ruth Yanks Combs Gehrig Sisler Hoyt

La Coste Leads French Challenge in U S Tennis

Rene La cost e defends his title as the United States championship nears its end. American stars Tilden Johnston and Hunter push for glory after sweeping Borotra and Brugnon in the quarterfinals.

New York United States Rene Lacoste Jean Borotra Jacques Brugnon Henri Cochet Borotra Lacoste Tilden Little Bill Johnston Brugnon Lacoster Big Bill Tilden Francis T. Hunter

Davidson Recruits Face Heavy Workout After Injury News

Davidson football coaches kept recruits to strenuous drills as T R Carson of Gastonia was ruled out for the season with water on the knee after starring for Davidson freshmen last year. Coaches Younger and Tilson oversaw the workouts.

Davidson Younger Tilson T. R. Carson Gastonia

Why Waste Steps Find What You Want Here

A compact reader note urges visitors to search the page for the desired information before proceeding. It emphasizes efficiency and quick access to relevant items within the publication. The advisory is framed as guidance for navigating listings and notices efficiently.

Eight Machines Seventeen Qualify At Carolina Speedway

Charlotte September 16 AP The qualifying rounds at Carolina speedway near end today with eight more race cars and 11 stock cars to qualify. Peter DePaolo 1925 champion set a new track record 138 mph in prelims. L L Corum in Stutz Black Hawk hit 95 mph with a later check at 99 mph. Also predicted preliminaries could reach 140 mph. Other top speeds included Leon Duray 133.9 Ralph Snowberger 132.3 and Babe Stapp 133.1 mph.

Charlotte Carolina Motor Speedway Peter DePaolo L. L. Corum DePaolo Bennie Hill Leon Duray Ralph Snowberger Babe Stapp

Sewanee football star George Rice dies after neck fracture

George Rice, quarterback and end for the University of the South at Sewanee, died at 3:30 a.m. after suffering a fractured neck in a tackling drill Wednesday. He had been a prominent figure during three years on campus and was expected to be a leading quarterback in the Southern Conference this season. His father Ben S. Rice of Houston, Texas, was due to arrive later today.

Nashville Tenn George Rice University of the South At Sewanee Houston Texas Rice

Duke Football Squad Draws 40 Men for Season Start

Duke University reports a football squad of about 40 players for 1930 season practice. Two daily sessions, morning two hours and afternoon one hour, include most of last year’s lettermen. Candidates for backfield include Adams, Wilson, Janoski, Lake, Hatcher, Weaver, Buie, Farley, McNinch, Kingsworth, Godfrey, and Allen.

Duke University Dehart Adams Wilson Janoski Flash Lake Hatcher Weaver Buie Farley McNinch Kingsworth Godfrey Allen

UNC coaches sift candidates for ends and guards before Wake Forest

Chapel Hill September 16 AP With 18 letter men in camp University of North Carolina coaches sought likely material for left end and right guard. The Wake Forest game on September 24 loomed and hard scrimmage was the rule today.

Chapel Hill Ept Capm University of North Carolina Wake Forest

High Point Man Sentenced in Greensboro Court

Reuben Chaple of High Point faced Greensboro city court on three counts. He received a $60 fine plus costs for assault and $10 and costs for being drunk and disorderly, plus a 30 day vagrancy sentence suspended on good behavior and a 12 month ban from Greensboro. He appealed all verdicts and posted $600 bond pending higher court review.

Greensboro Reuben Chaple High Point Chaple

English Lexicon Size and Scope

A note states that about 700,000 reputable English words exist excluding obsolete or slang terms, which add roughly 300,000 more. The figure distinguishes standard vocabulary from historic and nonstandard forms.

Ford Stout Plane Flies Detroit to Jacksonville Route

The Ford Stout passenger plane on the Detroit Jacksonville express service took off from Nashville at 8 40 this morning heading north for the return trip. It will stop for lunch at Cincinnati and reach Detroit late this afternoon per the schedule.

Nashville Tenn Ford Stout Trail Blazer Detroit Jacksonville Cincinnati

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