Henderson daily dispatch., May 14, 1932, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Five Clubs Ready To Enter Proposed City League
Meeting Tuesday Evening
To Draw Up League Plans
Any Other Clubs Wishing;
To Enter Are Asked To
Let It Be Known
____
With five ba»ebaM clubs already sig
nifying their tutuUions of entering a
«*»y baseball league, there is room for
only three more clubs if an eight club
leagus is formed, and if this Is to be
only a -on club loop, only' one more
berth is open It is thought that it
mgy be possible to accommodate as
m»ay clubs as would like to enter by
dividing the league into two divisions.
In this instance, twelve or sixteen
eluba could be but it
la thought that not that many clubs
codtd be organized successfully.
It is hoped that enough interest i
ran be shown to form an eight club |
loop with each club playing at
one game a week, the percentage is |
to be kept in the Daily Dispatch, to
gether with accounts of each game
plaved, if possible.
It is hoped that if there are any I
other clubs that wish to enter, they ’
will make their intentions known as
soon as they possibly can, so the |
complete organization of the jeague ;
can get under way.
A meeting is to be had on Tuesday [
night in the Chamber of Commerce;
rooms at 8 o'clock to complete ar
rangements for this small city loop, \
and at the same time it is thought
that it will be possible to work out f
some kind of an organization to
govern tke play of the teams and to i
work out a satisfactory agreement
with all clubs that are entered as to |
what days it would suit them best to !
have their games. All members of 1
theee clubs that can attend such a 1
meeting, are asked to be present on j
Tuesday night and to air their views, I
offer suggestions or anything that j
they think will help carry the plan *
through. It will not be necessary to
any on that night just whether a club'
will enter or not, since ample time j
not been given fbr the organization i
of the different teams, but it is hoped !
that as many as eight prospective t
teams will be presented.
Boyd's Independents have already
been playing. They have won several
games and lost to the high school
nine 4-2. Flight of the nine men of
that club are brothers, practically all
of them former high school players.
ROANOKE RAPIDS
CLASS B WINNER
Team Defeats Mount Airy
From West by 9 to 6 at
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill. May 14 Roanoke Rap
ids slugged its way to the clans B
high school baseball title of the State
yesterday, beating Mount Airy, last
year's winners, 9-6.
I-efiy Dens, struck out ten and
pitched good ball for Mount Airy, but
feu infield errored at the moat crucial
moments, and his mats* were no*
naarly o tough at the plate as the
batters he faced.
James McNeil, pitching a curve bull
almost every throw._ fooled Mt. Airy
batters for six Innings, but got a little
ghaky :md retired in the seventh when
his teem was leading, 5-3. with Mount
Airy men on fLrst and second and one
ppan down.
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Remits]
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Raleigh 2; Winston-Salem 0.
Durham 14; High Fhuat 7.
Greensboro 9; Asheville 7.
Charlotte 5; Wilmington 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 7; Detroit 0.
Philadelphia 9; St Louis 4.
Others, cold and rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 5: Cincinnati 3.
Chicago 3; Boston 2.
St. Louis 8; Philadelphia 7.
New York-Piltsburgh rain.
Toda^pmes
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Raleigh at WinstoUeSalein
Charlotte at Wilmington.
Greensboro at Asheville.
Greeru-boro at Asheville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. Louis
Boston at Chicago.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Club W. L. Pet.
Winston Salem 11 4 .733
Greensboro 8 6 . 571
Raleigh 8 7 .533
Wilmington 8 8 .500
High Point 6 7 .462
Asheville 6 8 .429
Durham 6 9 .400
Charlotte 5 9 . 357
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club W. J„ Pc*.
Washington 18 5 .783
New York 14 6 700
Cleveland 17 10 630
Detroit 13 9 .591
Philadelphia 10 12 .455
»» Louis 11 16 .407
Chicago 6 17 .261
Boston 4 18 .182
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. I- Pet.
Chicago 18 7 .720
Boston 14 9 . 609
Cincinnati 15 14 .517
St. Louis 13 14 .481
Philadelphia ... 12 13 .480
Brooklyn 10 13 .435
New York 8 12 .400
Pittsburgh 7 15 .318
The Greeks appear to have been the
first to recognize that war was a poor
alternative for settlements dictated
by reason; that, at any rate, it should
be limited in its scope, and that some
attempt be made to substitute for it
the process of law.
HENDERSON, (N. (J.,) DAILY DISPATCH SATURDAY, MAY 14, i»32 '*
PLAY LAST HOME GAME TODAY
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N. C. State's varsity baseball team
which plays Its last home game of the
season today against V. P. I. The
V. P. I. MEETS STATE
IN LAST HOME GAME
Tech* To End Seaton Next
Week, Playing Carolina
At Ck*pel Hill
Raleigh. May 14—State College
plays Virginia Polytechnic Institute
today on Freshman Field at 3 o’clock
The game is the last home appear
ance of the Techs this spring. Next
week they will close their season with
Carolina at Chanel Hill.
Today’s game is the first for Coach
Chick Doak's club with un out-of-
State college team. Two exhibition
games, however, have been played
with professional teams from the
north.
Rudy Seitz, big 200 pound junior
pitcher, will do the hurling against
the Virginians and Hal Farris, a sop
homore. will be the catcher. It is the
first game these two players have
started this spring.
The Piedmont
Parade
Bees Down Tars with Homers.
Two home runs in the tenth inning
yesterday in Wilmington proved the
downfall of the Tars by a 5-3 margin.
Holt and Culbreth hit for the circuit
after a rally in the ninth had scored
two runs and sent the game into the
tenth frame,
Pat* Take Tourist 9-7.
Irving Cohen, rookie Asheville pit
cher, was clouted all over the Ashe
ville lot yesterday for six innings, as
the Greensboro Pats took the Tourist
in.
Caps Blank Twine.
Hewitt Perry Raleigh pitcher con
tinued to show fine form yesterday
as he blanked the league leading
Twins, 2-0 in Winston-Salem. Perry'
struck out nine men and allowed only
five scattered hits. His teammates
bunched their three hits, to score one
I* tilt will start at 3 o’clock. The play
ers are: front rc-w, left to right: Lsn
ning p; Farris, c: Roach. 3b; Brown,
Stars to Shine Here
pii ; i
Here's how hurdles track in Olym
pic stadium, Los*Angeles, Cal.,
will look to spectators when the
international game 3 are on next
Summer. Photo was taken from
top row seat.
run, their other run was of the un
earned variety, an error and three
walks pushed over the Caps second
marker.
Buikt Rout Pointers.
Two big innings, the first of the
fifth, enable Durham to defeat High
Point last night in Durham 14-7 for
the opening night game for the Bull
City nine. The Bulls pushed across
five runs in the first and seven in
the fifth and ended their scoring with
a brace of runs in the seventh.
150 years ago the American com
mon laborer's wages was about fifty
cents a day.
J ss; Capt. Gerock, lb; Wood, 2b; Mil
ler. c; and McLawtiom, p. Second row:
Jeffrey, rs; Seitz, p; Ebey. rs; Nelms,
If; McQuage, If; Duke, cf; Miller c;
CHARLOTTE PS
WIN CLASS A TITLE
Make It Two Straight Over
Greensboro in Title
Series Friday
'
Greensboro. May 14 <AP)—Charlotte
High School won the Western Confer- j
enea baseball ahampioastup here yes
terday by defeating t'he Greensboro 1
high school nine 4 to 2 in the Memorial
Saadium to take a second straight win |
in the title series.
We Write all form* of
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Fire, Life, Accident, Health, Liability,
Compensation, Plate Glass, Use and Oc
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Let us assist you in securing the proper
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Henderson Loan &
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Phone 139-J
and Leagaas. 2b. Third row: Coach
Chick Doak, Dave p; Semter, lb; Avere
, cf; Adams p; Brewer cf; Dorea 2b;
and Bayaden, manager.
STUDENT OFFICERS
AT STATE QUALIFY
Raleigh, May 14— Impresalve cere
monies yesterday marked the instal
lation of the newly elected student
government officers a! State College
and also the eleventh anniversary of
the existence of student government
at the institution.
Short talks by the new and old
president and vicerpresidenf were
given. The retiring officers are:
Romeo LeFort of Greensboro, presi
dent and C. E. Brake of Rocky Mt..
vice-pretsident. The officer* for the
coming year are: Mark Wilson of
Chattanooga, Tenn., president and
Robin Williams of Hillsboro. vice-pras
ident.
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ADMINISTRATOR S NOTI< K
NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF VANCE:
Having qualified am adfttinlstrsiof f ’-
l£e estate of John G. Jones, deceased,
la(e of the county of Vance. North
Carolina. ttris is to notify all person*
having claims against the of
said deceased to exhibit them to th*
undersigned at Henderson. N C. on
or before the l*tb day of April. 1933
or this notice will be pleaded in bs r
of their recovery. AH pel*on- indeb’-
ed to said estate wfll please make im
mediate settlement.
This 15th day of April. 1932
T. P GHOLSON.
Administrator of the ettate of
JOHN G JONEF
NOTICE
Default having been made in tht
payment of those bonds secured t>\
thaA. dead of trust dated the 20th
of February, 1928 recorded in Book
140, page 556, in the office of the Rep
ister of Deeds sot Vance County. N C
executed by Mttchell Robinson and
wife, Eva Robinson, and at the re
quest of the holder thereof, the un
dersigned Trustee wtM offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder for c*-rh
at the Courthouse door in Hender
son. N. C , on Monday, May 23, 1632
at 12 o’clock midday, the following d~
scribed real estate.
Regia at an oak stump. BJackwel’ 4
corner, then 8- 86 3-4 E 1848 chain*
to a stone. Blackwell’s corner: then
S 85 3-4 E. 9.95. PaAterson’s; then
S. 4 3-4 W. 32.25 chains to a
Patterson’s corner; then N. 87 3-4
W. 40 Robinson's N. 87 W 240 N
-85 1-2 W 370 < poplar); N 87 1-2 W 2W
chaise to a strke, Hester's cor»fr
thence N. 4 degrees K 9 54 chains
a stake. Hestei'3 corner, then N “•
1-4 W. 15.90 chains to a stone H«
ler's corner; thence N. 4 8-4 E *3-
chains to the beginning, ooni-aiaing
seventy acres. See deed from CtmrP-*
Patterson and wife to Lucy P
ing foi further description, spid
being dated the 2rd duy of Nov«nbr r
1927 and registered in Book 139 pa£ ?
69 17118 deed of trust Is given *o «
cur* balance purchase price.
Tbia th* 21m day of April. 1632
J. P. ZOLLICOFFER, Trus*.#*