Dunlap Wins National Amateur Tourney
George T. Dunlap Jr., 24, of New York, wins the national amateur golf title at Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati by six and five over Max Marston. He opens with a 68 to lead seven up, then dominates as Marston rallies late, finishing on the 31st green before nearly 8,000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Bobby Joneset
Dunlap
Max. R. Marston
Philadelphia
Kenwood
Marston
Dunlop
Robert T. Jones
Jones
Chick Evans
Minnikahde
New Yorker
Black Bisons Set for scrappy season opener at Spencer
High Point's light but fiery Black Bisons boast a fighting squad under coach Staton McIver and face Mills Home in scrimmage notes. Punting weakness and backfield uncertainty loom as Harold Culler leads, Spry and Hinkle share signals, while Halftime adjustments and a developing offense remain key as Willis Park hosts Friday night.
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Frank Barfield
High Point
Black Bisons
Mills
Charlie Kearns
Staton McIver
Bisons
Spencer High School
Willis Park
McIver
Melver
Harold Culler
Harold
Culler
Walter Spry
Spry
Willie Hinkle
Combina
Tion
Fred Sappenfield
Hall
Ralph Johnson
Sappenfield
Henry Byrum
Cal
Norman Hendricks
Joe Montgomery
Arthur Lee
Norman Hill
Paul van Cannon
Jim Durland
Durland
Red Whitener
Jack Copeland
Copeland
Whitener
Lawrence Summey
Tom Phibbs
Udset Whitener
Fred Ridge
Scarborough
Hendricks J.C. Hawkins
VorCannon Chatam
Ess Whitner L. G
Ridge Patterson
Copeland J. Hawkins
New Vacuum-Operated Brake System For Automobiles
A recently developed brake design uses the intake manifold vacuum to assist braking. The method promises smoother actuation and potential simplification of braking equipment by utilizing existing engine pressure differences.
Air service accidents 1933 first half report
Only 48 accidents occurred on American operated air passenger lines in the first half of 1933. Five deaths were recorded, and one accident resulted in passenger fatalities.
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Air Pescengte
Roanoke Falls to William and Mary In Hard Fought Battle
Roanoke College maroons gave a rugged showdown to the favored William and Mary Indians, losing 7 to 6 after a first quarter TD by Patrone to West and a late scoring drive. Worrell finished the Indians’ march with a 15 yard run, followed by Stewart’s game winning placement. Roanoke’s defense held strong in the final period but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Williamsburg
Roanoke College
William and Mary Indians
William and Mary
Patrone
West
Indians
Worrell
Palese
Stewart
Roanoke
Blair Park Caddies Battle For Championship Title
Blair Park hosts a caddy championship starting Monday morning at Blair Park Golf Course. The event draws strong interest as caddies compete for the title in two flights. first flight plays 18 holes and second flight 9 holes, with all matches in the morning.
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Blair Park
Air line accidents in 1933 kill ten nonpassengers
In the first half of 1933 ten people killed were not passengers and had no connection with flying operations, according to reports on American air travel incidents.
Passenger totals and accidents for American Airways in early 1933
During the first six months of 1933 American Airlines carried 235139 passengers. Of this total 166 were involved in accidents and 44 sustained injuries.
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American Air Passenger Lines
Guilford Falls to Virginia Eleven in Running Battle
Emory and Henry overwhelmed Guilford 18 to 6 at Emory, Virginia, using a strong running attack led by Kegley with 20 yard and late fourth quarter scores. Starke and Eller added TDs as Norteinger missed two extra points. Guilford showed early promise with a passing attack before Virginian defense limited them.
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Emory
Mory and Henry College
Guilford
Wasp
Emory and Henry
Tne
Kegley
Wasps
Une
Starke
Eller
Norteinger
VitaZinians
Dyer
Creare
Duke Unimpressive In Scrimmage With Elon
Duke edged Elon 32 to 0 in a scrimmage at Durham. Duke’s backs showed pace but the line play lagged the earlier practice. Horse Hendrickson and Nick Laney starred with long runs and a 2 yard and 37 yard score respectively.
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Durham
King
North Carolina
Duke
Elon
Blue Devils
Tony
Hendrickson
Blue Devi
Neal
Nick Laney
Laney
Wallace Wade
Christians
McAnifeh
Soph Back
Fire Department Hosts Annual Chicken Supper
The No 3 company of the High Point fire department held a four chicken supper yesterday evening at the station for about forty guests including firemen, their wives, and visitors from other companies. Captain Church welcomed the guests, with Chief Ingram and ex Chief Horney among the speakers along with city council members. The event has been an annual affair for several years.
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No. 3
High Point Fire Department
Captain Church
No. 2
Ingram
Horney
Augoes
Airline records show 74 442 passenger miles flown in 1943
During the first half of 1943 a total of 74 442 passenger miles were flown across seven routes. Each passenger mile represents one mile traveled by one passenger, indicating strong travel demand despite wartime conditions.
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Seve O Aly
Not Pros Taken For Two Defendants In Denton Bank Case
Horace Hedgepeth and Jesse Steelman, white youths serving state penitentiary sentences, had charges in the Denton bank robbery dismissed by the state. Their attorney, J A Myatt, learned of the action via long distance call with Davidson county authorities. The men were linked to accomplices Ben Lowe, a former policeman, and R E Black, who faces electrocution after a Taylorsville bank robbery case. Lowe received an acquittal in Davidson Superior Court this past week.
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Horace Hedgepeth
Jesse Steelman
State Penitentiary
Denton
J. A Myatt
Davidson County
Mr. Myatt
Hedgepeth
Steelman
Ben Lowe
R. E. Black
Taylorsville
Lowe Wen
Davidson Superior Court
Baseball's Big Six leaders in batting race
Heinie Manush kept pace with a .332 average after three hits in ten at bats. Chuck Klein fell two points to .371 with two hits in eight. Spud Davis and Jimmie Foxx dropped, while Bill Terry and Al Simmons also declined in a session of doubleheaders. The table lists Klein Foxx Manush Simmons Terry and others with marks for games, hits, and averages.
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Associated Press
Heinie Manush
Manush
Chuck Klein
Spud Davis
Jimmie Foxx
Bill Terry
al Simmons
HH Pet. Klein
Philies
Foxx
A's
Davis
Phillies
Menush
Gen
Simmons
Terry
Gianta
Equipoise Defeated as Singing Wood Captures Futurity
In muddy conditions at Yonkers Park, Singing Wood upset two-year-olds to win the 44th Futurity with a nose victory over Sir Thomas. Equipoise, winner of seven straight, finished well back in the Jockey Club Gold Cup, taking third as Dark Secret led early and Gusto closed strongly.
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Ameng En Press
New York
Equipoise
John Hay Whitney
Singing Wood
Widener
Ekky
Sonny Workman
Eton
Wheatley Stable
Dark Secret
Morton L. Schwartz
Gusto
Iast
Gallant Fox
Workman
Whitneyite
Sonny
Pennant
Wheatley Star
Lee Humphries
Bobby Jones
Royal Minstrel
Alex B. Gordon
Sir Thomas
C. Vv. Whitney
High Glee
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Sorenson
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Virginia Eleven
Quakers
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Henry Biddle
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