High Point Golfers Lead After First Round at Emerywood
Charles Diffendal tops medal honors with a 74 two over par at Emerywood Country Club in the High Point City Amateur. The two day event drew 46 players, with leaders from the Emerywood club, including Frank Garrett and J Gifford, after the first 18 holes.
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Edward V. Mitchell
Charles Diffendal
High Point City
Emerywood Country Club
Frank Garrett
Armed Forces
J. G. Gifford
H. BD. Marsh
Emerywood Club
Diffendal
Kee Oni Garrett
H. D. Marsh
J. H. Burgess
J. van Boyles
Frank Wood
Fred Stephens
Aaron Rice
W. H. Albertson
Wray Ward
Olin Davis
Clarke Dillon
James Ichary
Nelson Zapel Kivett
Ean Smart
H. Beaman
George Louis
Harvey Rice
Roy Wade
and Packer
Jack
Harold McKee
J. R. Carrick
J. B. Austin
E. F Culler
Cliff Lehman
Boyd Ward
C. L. Long
J. L. Payne
Fred Sensenback
Gilbert Bernard
Tom A. Marlowe
R. Glenn Hendrix
George Hendry
L. P. Earnhardt
High Point
Emerywood County Club
Upper
J. J. Hamlin
H. R. Rice
L. P. Long
Glen Hendrix
G. H. Lewis
Bud Kivett
Lower
Harry Marsh
Clark Dillon
Enterprise
Otos
Fast Greens Highlight The Golf Battle At High Point Club
In the amateur High Point championship at God Country Club players clash over ultra fast greens. Pro Ballard and coach Al Gerring discuss putting and approach play noting that long practice and balanced skill across teeing driving and putting produce the best scores.
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High Point
God Country Club
Ballard’s
Pro Shop
al Gerring
Blair Park
Ballard
Gerring
North Carolina grid teams face tough Saturday action
Wake Forest N C State Carolina Duke and Catawba meet schedules in five contests with Georgia Virginia Army Penn V M I Duke North Carolina and more. Predictions favor Wake Forest over Georgia and State over Virginia with other NC teams also noted for key matchups.
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Wake Forest
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Lexington
Georgia
Mama
Mama Coat
Athens
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Army
Point
Durham
Virginia
Tuftswell
Bucknell
Tle
Coast Guard
Igate
Rochester
Umbia
Union
Wtmouth
Holy Cross Iyland
Hampden-Sydney
Ivy
Carolina Navy
Muhlenberg
Jtre Dame
Pitt
Llanova
Vita
Case Eat
Ilinois
Picked o Take Duke a Classic
A messy college football preview highlights schedules and matchups. Wake Forest faces North Carolina while Georgia and Alabama are noted as strong contenders. Penn faces Georgia Pre-flight and Navy meets South Carolina in a close contest.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
Wake Forest
Georgia
North Carolina
Bulldogs
Louisiana State
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Wis
Blue Devils
Quakers
Inklin
Penn
South Carola
Navy S
Michigan
Kntucky
Tennessee
Annie
Nessee
Knox
Knoxville
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Bfe
Issouri
Ohio State
Keyes
Wgest
Ohio
Kiwanis Nine Wins Baseball Trophy
The Junior Amateur Baseball League sponsored by the Salvation Army of High Point closed its season as Kiwanis defeated Marsh Furniture Co. 13 to 2 to clinch the title by winning both halves. A trophy for the team and gold baseballs for each player will be awarded at a banquet honoring players and coaches.
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High Point
Kiwanis
Marsh Furniture Co
Kiwanis Chub
RK ‘Barber
Prye
Bensies ‘Ridge
Cnet
Rickert
Enene
Lohr
Ohr
Swiggett
J. T. Cooke
Cavin
High Point Lege
Friday Radio Schedule Corrections for War Time
Radio program grid for Friday September 29 lists corrections to network schedules. It notes a one hour shift for Central War Time and marks late changes to political broadcasts with updated times for dramas, serials, music, news, and variety segments across stations and networks.
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Dick Tracy
Merial Berles
Chick Carter
Bill
Terry Alien
Jack Armstrong
Genet Music Orchestra
Orher
Farre
Superman
Abe Uincy Howe
Terry
Lyn Murray
Cbs
Tim Mealy
Basie
Mercer
Music Shop
Nbe
Ed Wynn
Doss
King Bubbles
Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Che
Volney Byrd
Mbs
Carolyn Gilbert
Lange
Dbe
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Cps
Lone Ranger
Diu Radio
London
V. Kaltenborn
Ueille Manners
Obe Henry Aldrich
Obs
Bla
Cecil Brown
Parker Family
Aunty
Skylar Songrenade
Mba
Duffy ‘S Tavern
Ed Gardner
Nhe
Great Lakes
Tlu
Abe Lyman
Abe
Gabriel Heatter
West
Brewster Boy
Weller
Pblu
Andy
Nbe Moore
Jimmy Durante
Cbe Goodwin
Ted Malone
England
Bill Stern
Nbe Page Door Canteen
Variety
Basic the Music Shop
Blu
Orch
Detroit Tigers Race for Pennant Narrowed by Rain
Detroit, St. Louis, and New York vie for advantage in the pennant race with rain expected to shift schedules. St. Louis beat New York 2-0 as Blix Donnelly allowed five hits, while Roy Mueller set a major league record by catching his 152nd game for Cincinnati in a 10-6 win over Brooklyn.
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Jack Hand
Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Washington
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Sportsman’s Park
Billy Southworth
Stan Musial
Walker Cooper
Ray Sanders
Marty Marion
Johnny Hope
Blix Donnelly
Roy Mueller
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Reds
Remaining schedule shows Detroit St Louis and New York
Detroit hosts Washington and New York visits. St. Louis hosts New York and Detroit visits. Each club plays four games in the sequence.
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Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Rain Dampens Start as Doubleheaders Set for Busy Baseball Weekend
All clubs scheduled for doubleheaders after yesterday’s washout. Detroit’s Dizzy Trout and Ned? Newhouser rested by rain while Rafe Gentry gained 24 hours before facing Washington. Bob Luke Sewell and Joe McCarthy arranged pitching for crucial series as Nels Potter and Jack Kramer start today. Mets/Browns/Yankees contenders remain in the race with Borowy Bonham set to face St Louis.
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Steve O'Neill
Detroit
Dizzy Trout
Thal Newhouser
Rafe Gentry
Washington
Bengals
Bob Luke Sewell
Joe McCarthy
Nels Potter
Browns
Jack Kramer
Bob Muncrief
Denny Galehouse
Sig Jakucki
West-East results show St Louis and Cincinnati leads
Results from West Eastern play list St Louis beating New York Wilke 17 3, and Cincinnati defeating Brooklyn Heusser 15 10. Other matchups include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Oster Mueller 13 7 and Chicago at Boston Derringer 7 12 with Tobin 17 19 noted.
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New York
St. Louis
Bonham
Borowy
Kremer
Potter
Washington
Detroit
Niggeling
Wolff
Gentry
Overmire
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bleck
Pieres
Ve. Gromek
Marder
Boston
Chicago
Cecil
Va. Lopat
Wilke
Ve. Melton
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Heusser
Ve. Chapman
Davis
Pittaburah
Ostermueller
Ve. Barrett
Derringer
Tobin
Pittsburgh
Steaes
Bison Face Bulldogs In Tight High Point Tilt On Home Turf
High Point Black Bison host Durham Bulldogs at Ab bion Millis Stadium at 8 as Durham’s squad arrives in good shape. Startings include Arm, Hedrie, Brewe r or Armstrong, Braswell, Newell, Hooper and Delappe with Gordon and Lloyd on offense. Durham counters with O Briant Womble McDonald Penny Carver Powell Baynes Cobb.
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Bill Williams
Abbion Millis Stadium
High Point Black Bison
Durham
Bulldogs
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