Bailey Reelected Head As Carolinas AAU Meets Set
W F Bailey High Point recreation director was reelected president secretary treasurer of the Carolinas AAU. High Point chosen for next year’s meeting and association championships in basketball swimming and horseshoe pitching awarded to High Point. Delegates and officers named with Teague recognized for candidacy and finance work.
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W. F
Bill) Bailey
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Regional sports meet attendees list includes many from multiple cities
A meeting drew participants from Greensboro High Point Charlotte and other cities for a wide range of sports including ball, boxing, wrestling, gymnastics, weight lifting and track and field. Attendees named include Houston Lawing Laurence Leonard Otis Belcher Okey Hester Van Nell Greensboro Lloyd Hathaway Winston Salem Loc Chakales W F Bailey Edgar Hartley Bill Forster Louis Fisher R K Young Virgil Yow Judge Lewis Teague R A Fetzer Charlies McCrary Neely Hunter Chet Smith J B Maucom Charles Stapleton H A Allen Carl Link Ralph Gilland David Cauble Jake Wade and others from Charlotte and Kannapolis Goldsboro Asheboro and Chapel Hill.
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Vention
R. A. Fetzer
Chapel Hill
W. F. Bailey
High Point
Charles Stapleton
Goldsboro
Jake Wade
Charlotte
Charles McCrary
Asheboro
Danny Jones
Charleston
Louis Fisher
van Neil
Greensboro
Otis Belcher
C. R. Wood
Durham
Carl Link
Chester Smith
Kannapolis
Ball
University of North Carolina
Houston Lawing
Laurence Leonard
Okey Hester
van Nell
Charlies McCrary
Neely Hunter
Chet Smith
J. B. Maucom
H. A. Allen
Ralph Gilland
David Cauble
Diamonds split by experts by cleavage and light blows
Article explains that diamonds possess grain like wood and large stones are divided into smaller ones by experts who study cleavage and apply a light blow to cause the gem to fall apart.
Southeastern Pro Golfers Open at Ponte Vedra Beach
More than 100 professionals and amateurs began the Southeastern Professional Golfers Association event in Ponte Vedra Beach with an 18 hole best ball preliminary. Defending champion Orville White led the field with a 74, while favorites included Carl Dann and Bobby Dunkelberger.
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Southeastern Professional Golfers Association
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Greensboro
N. C
Jimmy Crichton
Blair Park
High Point
White
Ponte Vedra Links
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Seattle hostack world middleweight champion stopped Hayden Young Stuhley non title in Seattle. Other towns report results including Murphy and Art in Hollywood, Dudas knocking out Massey in Knoxville and Lane stopping Risko in Trenton.
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Hostak
Hayden “Young
Stuhley
Kewanee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Art
Hollywood
Calif
Murphy
Phoeniz
Arizee
Knoxville
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
N. J
al Massey
Goldsboro
N. C
Trenton
WN. J
Larry Lane
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse
N. Y
Contest invites readers to guess football scores
The Enterprise runs its second annual football score contest through November 26 with entries due by Friday noon before Saturday games. Participants of all ages are urged to join as last year’s upsets showed success came from more than football knowledge.
Week end tilts list nine injuries across Southern Conference
Richmond dispatch notes openers spare first stringers and key reserves from serious injuries. Andy Nelson of VMI suffers a dislocated shoulder. George Stimweles out of hospital. Gates Kimball declared eligible. Several teams practice handling wet balls amid rain. other silos report minor injuries and lineup shifts.
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Andy Nelson
VMI
South Carolina
Erskine
al Crygo
Gamecocks
Xavier
Cincinnati
North Carolina
George Stimweles
Gates Kimball
Stirnweiss
N. C. State
Citadel
Ciadel
Davidson
Bubber Southard
John Ferris
Bob Bailey
Clemson
Presbyterian
Tigers
Tulane
Maryland
John Boyda
Frank Dobson
Pershing Mondorff
Mondorff
Terrapins
Virginia
Rain Delays Finish as Budge Faces Wood in National Tennis
Forest Hills reports rain delaying the National Championship. Don Budge, two wins from a grand slam, must beat Sidney Wood Jr. in the semi and then likely Jack Bromwich if skies clear. Wood, 26, may benefit from the rest to sustain his improved volleying game.
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Don Budge
Budge
Sidney Wood, Jr
Jack Bromwich
Major League Leaders in National and American Leagues
The Associated Press lists top NL and AL leaders with Lombardi and Foxx among batting champs, Ott leading in runs and home runs, Medwick and Mize key bylines, and pitching leaders Brown, Klinger, Ruffing, Grove amid a wide spread of stats across teams.
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Cincinnati
Mize
St. Louis
Ott
New York
Camilli
Brooklyn
Medwick
J. Louis
McCormick
Boston
Foxx
DiMaggio
Vosmik
Cramer
Cronin
McQuinn
Trosky
Cleveland
Heath
Avertis Cleveland
Greenberg
Detroit
Crosetti
Lary
Ruffing
Grove Ee
Weather and score notes from early baseball slate
Washington 12 Detroit 2. Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 3. St Louis 13 New York 1. Boston at Chicago rain. St Louis at New York rain. Chicago at Brooklyn rain. Cincinnati at Boston rain. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia rain.
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Wake Forest
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National League St. Louis
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Minor league playoffs and results across leagues
In the International League Newark faced Rochester with rain delaying playoffs. American Association saw Kansas City defeat Indianapolis 6 to 3 and St Paul at Milwaukee with rain. Southern Association playoff results include Atlanta 13 Memphis 3 and Nashville 4 New Orleans 1 with a final playoff starting Wednesday. Eastern League playoff Elmira beat Hazleton in 13 innings.
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International League Newark
Rochester
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Southern Association
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Elmira
Hazleton
Chapel Hillian Shares Medal In National Women’s Golf Cut
In Chicago on a brutal day, Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill and Dorothy Traung of San Francisco led the 64 qualifiers for match play after rain and wind reshaped scores. Page shot 80 to share medal honors with Traung while Patty Berg posted 85 as Marion Miley led a cluster two strokes ahead in the opening round.
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Chicago
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
N. C
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Page
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Marion Miley
Lexington
Snake's lidless eyes detect motion even while asleep
In a surprising observation researchers note that a snake retains motion detection capabilities with lidless eyes when dormant, suggesting heightened sensory awareness beyond wakeful states and challenging assumptions about sleep in reptiles.
State Skeet Championships Set With New Trophies
Three new trophies will be awarded at the State Skeet Shooting championships at High Point Skeet club this Friday to Sunday. J N Weeks of Winston Salem will present a .410 gauge trophy open to in and out of state shooters. S G Davenport of Philadelphia offers a .20 gauge trophy, and W B Thomas of High Point gives an all gauge high gun trophy.
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High Point
J. N. Weeks
Winston-Salem
G. Davenport
Philadelphia
W. B. Thomas
North Carolina
High Pointers
R. J. Reynolds
Burton H. Smith
Reynolds
Grapplers Move Indoor Show Delayed to Sept 30
The next wrestling card in High Point is delayed to Friday night September 30 as promoters shift the weekly event from the Open Air arena to an indoor site. A grand opening for the new arena is planned that same night to kick off the fall and winter season with new light heavyweight grapplers and featured bouts.
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High Point
Open Air Arena
Piedmont Series Again Delayed
Rocky Mount Red Soxs led the Charlotte Hornets two games to one today in the league playoff series. Last night’s game was rained out as was Sunday afternoon. The clubs will play today and tomorrow to decide the set, then return to Charlotte for the remaining games.
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Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount Red
Maryland to rely on speed and deception vs Richmond
Maryland coach Frank D. Dooley plans a fast deceptive attack against the University of Richmond. Jim Meade will pace the offense, backed by Charley Weidinger and a swift backfield including Skotnicki Murphy and Boyda, with Joe Devlin and Richard Shaffer in reserve.
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Frank Skotnicki
Joe Murphy
Joe Devlin
Richard Shaffer
Joe Boyda
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