Ohio State coach eyed for UNC head football job
Report says Ernest R. Newfrey, Ohio State line coach, is a leading candidate to replace Carl Snavely as UNC head football coach. Franklin D. Graham interview and acceptance noted. other candidates like Earle T. Martineaux from Princeton reportedly under review. Jim Tatum to assist at Cornell. Max Reed will follow Snavely to Cornell.
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Chapel Hill
Ernest R. Newfrey
Ohio State
University Oforth Carolina
Tat
Franklin P. Graam
Godfrey Wd
Carl G. Snavely
Snavely
Cornell
Godfrey
Ohio
Wittenberg College
Fetzer
Earle T. Martineaux
Princeton
Martineaux
Minnesota
Frits Crister
Jim Tatum
Max Reed
Bucknell
Nine Pitchers Lead Way in Binghamton Practice
Nine pitchers are part of the 16 players already at the Binghamton spring training camp in High Point. Manager Bill Skiff plans to assemble the full roster by tomorrow morning ahead of a game next Wednesday against the New York Yankees. Drills run daily from 10 to 2:30 as the team builds fitness and chemistry.
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Binghamton, N. Y
High Point
Bill Skiff
Pacific Coast
New York Yankees
Roundup of Sports News From New York and National Events
AP reports Bobby Jones aims for more glory after a dominant year with four major titles. Doug Ford Frick returns to town after league camp tours. Dodgers eye a multi position lineup as Pop Foster plans McLarnin Canzoneri camp prep. Joe Louis Schmeling and Didrickson gains draw insights from promoters Keller notes. Lon dos travels to Greece for Easter with his elderly father.
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Bdine Briptz
Associated Press
New York
Mabbe
Bobby Jones
Ford C. Frick
Dodgers
Pop Foster
Jimmy McLarnin
Tony Canzoneri
England
Bill McCarney
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
O. B. Keeler
Babe Didrickson
Keller
Sonja Heinie
Flatbush
Joe Gilleaudeau
McKeever
Joe Mulvey
Jim Londos
Greece
Charlotte Glutting Misses Mid-South Defense
Charlotte Glutting was called home to Orange New Jersey at the last moment and could not defend her Mid-South women's golf title. The 36 hole medal event drew over sixty entrants as the final 18 holes were scheduled for tomorrow ahead of the Pinehurst North and South championship. Notable players included Estelle Lawson Glenna Collet Ware Deborah Verry and Helen Waring.
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Uth Orange
N. J
Charlotte Glutting
Pinehurst
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
Glenna Collet Ware
Deborah Verry
Worchester
Mass
Helen Waring
Three Building Permits Issued by Fire Chief Ingram
Fire Chief BE. K. Ingram issued permits for three projects. High Point Overall Corp will re roof their building on South Hamilton Street for 900 dollars. Cole Beck at 1215 Adams Street will re roof a residence for 425 dollars. John H. Chamelin at 13 Reading Street will repair a residence.
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BE. K. Ingram
High Point Overall Company
Hamilton Street
Cole
Beck
Adams Street
John H. Chamelin
Reading Stret
Local lad wins off Ouimet and 10 meet made Pinehurst
In the North and South amateur championship at Pinehurst Ouimet and Sam Friedman Jr. were edged from the title picture in round two. Dunkelberger defeated Ouimet 1 up in a playoff style first loss for the famed golfers, Stockhausen beat Friedman 1 up, and Dunlap advanced 6 4 over Budd.
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W. E B. Stockhausen
New York
George T. Dunlap, Jr
W. P. Budd, Jr
Durham
Tom Pierce
Rutland, VI
J. G. Rogers
Dunkelberger
Pat Mucci
Newark
N. J
H. J. Blue
Pinehurst
Stockhausen
C. F. Brown, Jr
Maplewood
F. C. Robertson
J. B. Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
J. R. Lenehan
New Haven
Charlotte Giles
J. Filton
Brockton
Mass
Levinson
R. P. Davidson
Washington
Myers
Clare
Marshall
Cincinnati
Wright
Hufty
Lynch
Tufts
McNair
Johnny Johnson
Lumberton
N. C
F. R. Starr
Brooklyn
Tufte
W. T. Scammell, Jr
Trenton
Barker Wilson
New Bedford
Indians Use Woodpecker Nests for Household Containers
Indigenous people in the southwest harvest woodpecker nest cavities formed in cactus to craft household containers. The birds bore holes in cactus creating wounds that seal with a hard fiber lining, which the makers then remove for use.
Right headlights of autos in Argentina glow green
A curious vehicle regulation note states that in Argentina the right headlight of automobiles is green. This detail stands out amid standard car lighting norms.
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Argentina
Springtime rebukes and sportsmanship praised by fans
The column criticizes poor coverage and urges amends with boxing fans after the Central Carolina Golden Gloves and Carolinas A A U boxing finals. It lauds High Point fans for exemplary sportsmanship and notes commendations for Jake Wrede and local figures while calling out misstatements about athletes and officials.
Local Boxing Fans Back High Point Meets Strong Support
About 200 boxing fans bought ringside seats for both recent meets in High Point. Their strong support helped ensure amateur boxing for years, with many repeat buyers from the first tournament returning for the second. The Central Carolina Golden Gloves plans a bigger, better next season and will credit these fans with first-shot ringside seats.
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High Point
Central Carolina
Yankees to Exhibit in Binghamton First Time for Major League
A reader notes the New York Yankees will visit Binghamton next Wednesday for an exhibition game marking the first Major League exhibition in the city. He mentions stars Lou Gehrig Bill Dickey Ben Chapman and Marie McCarthy expected to attend and invites the sports editor to cover the gala event in High Point.
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New York Yankees
Binghamton
N. Y
High Point
Lou Gehrig
Marie Joe McCarthy
Bill Dickey
Ben Chapman
Red Cross life saving exams to be given in High Point
John O. Broadway Red Cross field representative will visit High Point Thursday to Saturday to review life saving examiners. Examinations will be held at the Y M C A daily from 4 to 6 PM with an extra class Saturday morning. Local life savers from Thomasville Lexington and Asheville will attend. Broadway will inspect nearby waters for safety and advise on improvements and will address both junior and senior high students Friday morning.
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John O. Broadway
First Aid and
American Red Cross
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Ashevile
Mr. Broadway
Junior Red Cross
Broadway
Tennessee
Southern
Brevard
Lexington Man Dies In Wreck
Lexington April 1. W Vernon Cagle 28, department store employee, died from fatal injuries after his car collided with another four miles south of Lexington on highway eight. Survivor include widow and four year old son. He was a native of Jasper county Georgia and brother to Dr John Lanning and Rev Jose H Lanning.
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Lexington
W. Vernon Cagle
Highway Eight
Here
Vestal Surratt
Southmont
Cagle
Jasper County
Georgia
Texas
Jasper
John Lanning
Duke University
Jose H. Lanning
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Allison to Face Hendrix Today in River Oaks Tourney
Wilmer Allison the nations top ranked tennis player meets Arthur Hendrix in the River Oaks tournament third round after both won second round matches in straight sets. Hendrix defeated James Andrews and Allison brushed aside Carl Smalley as they eyed a rematch of their New Orleans clash.
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Houston
Tex
Wilmer Allison
Arthur Hendrix
New Orleans
Texas
Carl Smalley
University of Texas
Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Ace
James Andrews
San Antonio
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Kalle Schrader
Sweden
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Charles Harris
West Palm Beach
Fila
Bryant Grant
J. Gilbert Hall
East Orange
N. J
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
8. C
Henry Gulley
Santa Barbara
Calif
Mebane Hosiery Mill Property Leased With Option
Durham leader Austin H. Carr announced that the Mebane Yarn Mills has leased all hosiery mill property in Mebane with an option to buy. The holdings include a 10,000 spindle yarn mill, a vacant knitting mill, and 37 tenement houses valued at 150000 to 200000 dollars.
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Durham
Austin H. Carr
Durham Hosiery Mills Company
Mebane Yarn Mills, Incorporated
Mebane
Memorial avenue of 24 miles to Ieyasu tomb planted in 1661
An avenue 24 miles long along the road to the tomb of Ieyasu was planted in 1661. Of the original 18,308 trees, many still stand today.
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Ieyasu
North Carolina colleges load busy sports day schedule
Charlotte April 1 college athletics feature a packed program with baseball tennis track and golf across several schools. Duke hosts Elon Davidson at Hickory and Salisbury, NC State idle after recent losses, with Davidson and Rollins results noted and regional teams traveling to play Columbia and South Carolina.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Duke
Elon
Burlington
Davidson Ve. Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
Catawba
High Point
Salisbury
Dartmouth
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Appalachian
High Point College
Furman University
Columbia
University of South Carolina
N. C. State
Amherst College
Raleigh
Davidson
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fila
D. C
Mare Hill College
Citadel Bulldogs
Charleston
Chatham
Erskine College Baseballers
South Carolina
Kalamazoo Wolverines Seek National Crown In Tallest Team Drive
Kalamazoo Michigan’s Wolverine basketball squad organized by the Kalamazoo Gazette aims at the Globe Refiners of McPherson Kansas for the national title. Center Harry Mead at 6 feet 11 inches leads a lineup averaging 6 feet 7 9/10 inches with Jerry Hagen Gazette sports editor and organizer at 5 feet 11 inches.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Globe Refiners
McPherson
Kan
Wolverine
Kalamazoo Gazette
Harry Mead
Jerry Hagen
The
Gazette
Augusta Tourney Opens With Jane Against Big Fiel
The Augusta national invitation opens with Bobby Jones as 10 to 1 favorite in a 56-player field. Jones, 34, aims to recapture form while greats like Sarazen Picard Revolta and Little join a diverse lineup including Japanese, Australian, and Canadian stars.
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Augusta
Jane
Big Fiel
Georgia
Bobby Jones
Jones
Japan
Australia
Canada
Gene
Double Eagle
Johnny Revolta
W. Lawson Little, Jr
Walter Hagen
Bobby Cruickshank
Bob
Johnny Ferrell
al Espinosa
Mexico City
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Torchy” Toda
Chick” Chin
Joe Kirkwood
Alfred Oliver To Play With State College Freshmen
COLEGLE STATION RALEIGH April 1. North Carolina State fields a strong freshman golf squad this spring with three standout players from the area. Tommy Card of Raleigh A Oliver of High Point and Remmy of Greensboro headline the West Raleigh school. Card is Raleigh’s junior champion and last year’s city runner up Oliver holds the High Point title and Remmy won the state high school title last year. A yearling schedule is not yet set but will include meets with Big Five freshmen and top state high school teams.
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Colegle Station
Raleigh
North Carolina State
North Carolina
West Raleigh
Tommy Card
A. Oliver
High Point
Most Remmy
Greensboro
Card
Oliver
Remmy
J. W. Welch Named Captain of Company M
Completion of Company M’s organization announced. Officers include J. W. Welch as captain Cecil as supply officer Archie Ingram as company clerk and B. L. Proctor as historian. Welch invites all eligible members to meet at Central Labor union hall North Wrenn street at 7:30 PM next Wednesday.
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France
J. W. Welch
Bar
Cecil
Archie Ingram
B. L. Proctor
Welch
Central Labor Union Hall
North
Wrenn Street
Southern Pines Man Will Judge Music Contest
The fifth annual high school music elimination contest will be held at the senior high school Saturday at 8 a m. The district includes Guilford Alamance Davidson and Randolph counties with 61 entries from 11 schools. F Stan ey Smith of Southern Pines will judge all events. public invited.
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Mga
Guilford
Alamance
Davidson
Randolph
F. Staney Smith
Southern Pines
Red Cross Flood Relief Fund Update
The Enterprise records an editorial donation from Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Garner totaling $2.00, bringing the overall Red Cross flood relief contributions to $1,891.48. Red Cross headquarters report no additional funds received.
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Red Cross
Enterprise Today
B. F. Garner
Spring Training Notes On Player Returns
In spring training reports the Dodgers expect Casey Stengel to reinstate Vince lock and send players Wayne Osborne and Buster Mile to the Rochester Red Wings and San Missions. The trio linked to minor league assignments may be back soon.
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Trio Clearwater
Dodgers
Minora
Casey Stengel
Vince Lock
Wayne Osborne
San Missions
Buster Mile
Rochester Red Wings
Terry chided Pine Bluff exhibition near field
A garbled report notes Terry chiding Pine Bluff near the playing area after a game against the Indians. The scene references an identification plate bearing Smackover and hints at tension among players during an exhibition event.
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Terry
Pine Bluff
Ark
Newark Victory Beats Opponents 7-2 In Opening Inning
Newark opened with a 7-2 lead in the first inning as the opposing team struggled to respond. The early scoring set the tone for the game, with Newark capitalizing on defensive miscues and steady hitting to secure the advantage.
Indians Meet Giants in Eighth Game
Pine Bluff Arkansas report notes Lloyd Bros and Lefty Lee have been nominated Steve ONeill for duty as the Indians face the Giants in the eighth game of the series.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Lloyd Bros
Lefty Lee
Steve O'Neill
Tribe
Giants
Southern Association schedule tightens for Knox and rivals
In Knoxville Tennessee President Bob Alien of the Southern Association says teams must play daily with no two day rest, heightening strain on players and coaches amid a busy season.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bob Alien
Southern Association
Phillies May Change Winter Haven Training Plans
The Phillies indicated they might move training camp farther north to a milder climate near season to better prepare the team for spring. Uncertainty remains about exact location and timing as camps could shift from Florida to a northern site such as South Carolina.
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Phillies
Winter Haven
Frs
Pressugent
The
South Carolina
Bees Break Camp in Exhibition Trip to Jacksonville
The Bees break camp with starter Pletcher and infielder Howard departing St. Petersburg for an exhibition in Jacksonville against the Buffalo Bisons.
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BEES
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Pletcher
Buffalo Bisons
Howard
Jagsonville
Outfielder Salters Resting As Browns Remain Behind
Browns outfielder Dual Salters rested in Lakeland Florida while the team moved to Winter Haven where the Phillies are entrenched. An ankle injury from a slide Monday sidelined Salters.
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Salters
Lakeland
Fis
Dual Salters
Browns
Winter Haven
Phillies
Fire destroys Williams Fu Company plant in Sumter
A spark from a pan torch likely caused a blaze that wrecked the Williams Fu Company plant in Sumter along with nearby dwellings and a lumber yard. The loss was estimated around 500000 dollars as flames but all employees escaped unharmed and the plant was reduced to ruins.
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Sumter
8. C
Williams Fu Company
Cantata by Choi to Be Rendered On Easter
A new cantata by Choi will be presented at Easter Sunday service at 5 PM. Written by Joseph Clokey the work has not been performed in this state before. The choir has prepared the piece for some time as T Wingate Andrews reviews the text a poem by Ann Worthington.
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Choi
Joseph Clokey
T. Wingate Andrews
Ann Worthington
Piedmont League Considers Split Season Plan
Durham April 1 The Piedmont league holds a meeting to vote on a split season with the schedule ending July 2, aiming to adopt a divided-season format. Officials previously discussed the topic in New York but adjourned without a decision.
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Piedmont League
Durham
Girlf
New York
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