Pointers Show Fast Improvement In Easter Practice
The 1938 Pointer baseball squad under Dan Boone shows marked gains in hitting and fielding during a two hour session. Scotty Slayback and Shorty Kilpatrick flash a double play, while Roy Appleton joins the team and Edward Smith is released. Bill Whaley injures a foot but hopes to play soon. Easter Monday game vs Williamsport set for 3 PM at home. An Olympic Village plan near Los Angeles is also announced for the 1932 games.
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Pointers
Dan Boone
White
Crisson
Scotty Slayback
Shorty Kilpatrick
Shover
Owens
Molly Cox
Whitey Walhgren
Rabbs
Bill Whaley
Whaley
Roy Appleton
Tampa
Appleton
Timber
Edward Smith
Smith
Wolfe
Williamsport Club
Olympic Village for 7 MALY Games Planned
A seven nation athletic village is planned with a telephone exchange post office and banking facilities housing about 3 000 in dormitory style quarters. Countries including Spain the Orient Switzerland Germany and France will send athletes with country themed dining and entertainment. The village to be ready before the August 14 finish date. CHAPEL HILL Apr 4 The Carolina nine meets Davidson in Easter Monday baseball as Carolina seeks its first away win this season. Carolina features a young lineup with possible hurlers Edwards Longest or tthe big lefty. Davidson counters with a veteran infield and a new batting order top to bottom.
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University of Southern California
Spain
Orient
Switzerland
Germany
France
Chapel Hill
Carolina Nine
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Davidson
Carolina
Tar Heels
Jim Ashmore
Paul Edwards
Cecil Longest
Jim
Mills
Earnhardt
Goodson
Proctor
Armfield
Mathis
Covington
Morrison
Croker
Penn
Ferebee
Wyrick
Peacock
Dunlap
Blythe
Potter
Bowell
House
Yale's Booth Ready for Battle in Amateur Tourney
Yale's Mr Booth prepares for the south men's amateur tournament starting Monday facing a strong field including Dunlop from Princeton Void Perkine and other notable qualifiers in medal round play.
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Yale
Mr. Booth
South
Dunlop
Princeton
Void
Perkine
North Carolina Teams Break Even In Tri-State Play
North Carolina nines split results in tri state league games with N C State opening 1931 with a 7 0 win over Maryland at Raleigh and UNC losing 6 2 at Chapel Hill. Duke beat Penn State 6 5 at Durham while Davidson fell 10 7 to Elon and Wake Forest lost 4 1 to Pennsylvania.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
N. C. State
Maryland
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Whishington and Lee
Chapel Hill
Duke Blue Devils
Penn State
Durham
Davidson
Elon
Wake Forest
Pennsylvania
Tar Heels
State
Washington and Lee
Duke
Wildcats Meet Furman in Davidson Track Dual
Davidson College trackmen head to Greenville to face Furman University in a dual meet. Coach Tex Tilson, Captain Norton G. Pritchett, and Heath Whittle accompany 32 athletes. Davidson expects strong sprint and distance showings, with Joe McCall as a standout in the broad jump.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College
Greenville
Furman University
N. C. State
Tex Tilson
Norton G. Pritchett
Heath Whittle
Wildcats
Joe McCall
Spring baseball notes from across the league April 4
Reports from RADENTON Kansas City and Chicago outline exhibition results and roster notes. Key items include Irv Burns aiming for a spot with the Browns, Donahue counting on a strong year for the Giants, Vernon Gomez’s absence from the Yankees spring plans, and Peckinpaugh seeking Indians improvement ahead of opening day. Other highlights cover Marty McManus seeking to retain stolen-base prowess, and veterans Atwell Blue and Willie Kamm expected to anchor the White Sox infield. Cubs' Hornsby revival noted as spring games proceed.
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Little Rock
Ark
Chicago White Sox
Suzanne Atwell Blue
St. Lous Browns
Willie Kamm
Brooklyn roster tops 31 players as Uncle Robbie trims down
MACON Ga April 4 There are 31 men on the Brooklyn roster including 12 pitchers eight outfielders and eight infielders as Uncle Robbie contends with the task of shaving the squad. SAN FRANCISCO April 4 Ervin Brame slated to start the Pirates first game against the Cubs when the National League season opens April 14 as the Bucs head east.
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Macon
Brooklyn
Robbie
San Francisco
Ervin Brame
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Bucs
Can You Cook Questions Ordered By Proper Sequence
A dialogue opens with a playful back and forth about cooking as a secondary concern. The girl and boy seek clarity on the order of questions and request the required items to be cooked, prompting practical answers.
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George
Eugene Homans Selects Best In Amateur ranks
Eugene Homans from Englewood selects George Voigt of New York and Charlie Seavers of California as top threats for the 1931 national amateur. The Princeton graduate notes Seavers’s surge last year, praises Perkins and Don Dunlop, and objects to the new qualifying plan while predicting a tough, wide open contest in Beverly Hills.
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Dillon Graham
Pinehurst
Eugene Homans
New Jersey
Bobby Jones
Merion
George Voigt
New York
Charlie Seavers
California
Homans
Engle Wood
Hamas
Perkins
Phil Perkins
Florida
Jones Hag
Fea Oe Saree Dunlop
Don
Tith Harrison Moe
O. F. Willing
Thy Johnson
Maurice MecCart
Gene
Beverly
Chicago
Princeton
Carolina Athletes Prepare for Week Of Conference Play
Chapel Hill Apr 4 University of North Carolina teams announce a busy slate next week. The Carolina nine opens with an Easter Monday game versus Davidson at Southside Park Winston-Salem at 3 pm, then hosts Princeton Tuesday and Wednesday, tours to Maryland Friday and Virginia Saturday. Track meets Georgia Tech Saturday. golf vs Boston College Tuesday and Washington and Lee Saturday at Hope Valley. Tennis at Wake Forest Thursday. Freshman games include a Winston-Salem high school contest Wednesday and Campbell College here Saturday.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Carolina Nine
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Davidson
Southside Park
Winston-Salem
Princeton
Maryland
Virginia
Edwards
Longest
Shields
Carolina
Georgia Tech
Boston College
Washington and Lee
Hope Valley
Grant, Hines and Company
Carolina Tennis Aces
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem High
Campbell College
This Date in History The American Flag
On April 4 1818 Congress enacted the law fixing the flag design for all time. It corrected a 1795 error by adding 13 stripes for the original states and providing a star for each state. Stars were added on the fourth of July after a state's admission to the Union.
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Congress
United States
Vermont
Kentucky
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Thash Ri The Smiths Quarrel Over Glasses
A quip from Tit-Bits notes a quarrel between The Smiths with sharp gendered witticisms. The wife retorts that men are pleased after one glass, while the husband claims women are happy before a glass.
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Smith
State squad 10 holds scrimmage at college
Raleigh April 4 Several intra squad spring football scrimmages will be held at State College next week Coach John Clip pert Smith said today Only light limbering up drills were held this week Smith said he would continue spring drills for at least another month longer if the men keep coming out O Deal Sharpe sophomore full back completed his registration and will likely play during the scrimmages Sharpe was State s regular fullback late in 1930 season Beaghen the big freshman end candidate weighs over 200 pounds and stands six feet tall McQuage and Cumiskey freshmen returned to school after personal absences McQuage s father died during spring holidays
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Raleigh
State College
John “Clipper
Smith
Sharpe
State
Bob McQuage
Mope Cumiskey
McQuage
Cumiskey
George Beaghen
Beaghen
Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule Across Cities
Yesterday’s results include Atlanta 8 New York 2 and Philadelphia 7 5 with several ties and losses across Macon Birmingham Little Rock Chattanooga Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles and more. Today’s schedule lists matchups in Macon Memphis Atlanta New Orleans Indianapolis Kansas City San Francisco Hollywood and Oakland with multiple pairs.
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Atlanta
New York
Macon
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Ala
Washingrore
Little Rock
Ark
Chicago
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cincinnati
Oakland
Detroit
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Memphis
Indianapolis
Washington
Kansas City
St. Louis
Hollywood
Calif
Amber: hard resin from fossilized plant gum in ancient forests
Amber is described as a tough resinous material that formed from fossilized plant gum emitted by an extinct cone-bearing tree that once grew in prehistoric forests.
Thomas Mills Defeats Glenola in Practice Game
The Thomas Mills baseball team beat Glenola 15 to 3 in a practice game on Glenola’s diamond. Thomas Mills pitchers Paschall and Brogdon limited Glenola to seven hits while Thomas Mills collected 11 singles. West led Glenola with three hits and Smith starred at short for Thomas Mills with standout defense.
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Thomas Mills
Rube Eldridge
Glenola
Eldridge
Paschall
Brogdon
Weston
Smith
Gardner Leaves Raleigh for New York on Business
RALEIGH April 4 Governor O. Max Gardner left Raleigh late last night for a several day business trip to New York. He will be joined there Monday by State Treasurer Captain Nathan O’Berry to sign 9,557 bonds of the state of North Carolina, each worth 1000 dollars, totaling 9,557,000 dollars.
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Raleigh
Max Gardner
New York
Nathan O’berry
North Carolina
Will and loyalty bind New York maid to her mistress
Adele Aubin, a New York maid of 22 years in the service of Mrs. Rebecca Witherell, inherits 110000 at her death and vows to continue serving Mrs. Witherell's sister Emma Thorne. Aubin arrived in America from Paris 25 years ago and plans to remain in service.
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New York
Mile
Adele Aubin
Rebecca Witherell
Estate notices and re sale of land in Guilford and High Point
Administrator notices for Ava Robinson and King estates call creditors to file claims by March 1932 and debts by March 1931 with payment urged. Also a re sale of 515 Farlow Street High Point under a deed of trust to Commercial National Bank, with sale by cash to the highest bidder on April 11 1931 at Greensboro Court House, detailing parcel description.
Thomasville High School Debaters Win Two Contests
Thomasville high school debaters win two of three contests in a triangular meet at Burlington Leaksville and Thomasville. Sara Clare Hazel and Furman Covington argued for immediate Philippine independence against Leaksville Burlington. Isabel Boyles and Mary Johnson Lambeth led the local negative team.
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Thomasville
Burlington
Leaksville
Chapel Hill
Sara Clare Hazel
Furman Covington
United States
Philippines
Isabel Boyles
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Treville
Leaks
Slevander
M. ©Erre
W. L. Hutchins
J. A. McMillan
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County NC
Notice is given that under and by virtue of a trust executed by Ambrose Snipes and wife Lelia A Sain to Jo ann Bank and Trust on September 1 1926 recorded in Book 545 page 82, the trustee will sell at public auction for cash in front of the house in Greensboro NC at 2 PM on the 19th day of March 1931. The property known as No 507 Flynt Street and described by metes and bounds runs from Flynt and Stanton to Hinshaw Edwards line, Ward line, Johnson line, and back to Flynt Street. Trustee is Wachovia Bank and Trust Co with D C MacRae as attorney High Point NC. 3:21-28 4:4-11
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Walter Coleman
Luta Coleman
Commercial National Bank of
High Point
North Carolina
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Court House
Greensboro
Farlow Street
Salem Street
Parlow Street
North Carolna
Commercial National Bank. OF
DC. MacRae. Agty
Ambrose Snipes
Lelia A. Sain
Jo Ann Bank and Trust An
Cates
Register of Deeds
Guilford Cuany
North Na
High Pothesia Conchian
Flynt
Stanton Streets
Hinshaw's
Edwards
Ward
Johnson
Flynt Street
Carapes &” Realty Company
Os” Goodsurance
Register
Aes
Sot Flynt Street
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
D. C. MacRae, Atty
N. C
R. M. Thomas
Annie L. Thomas
W. FP. Clary
Ella G. Clary
D. C. MacRae
Ellwood P. Morey
Rontecoe
Myrtle Avenue
Maple Street
W. F. Clary
W. P Pickett
W. P. Pickett
Trusts Foreclose on Guilford Property in High Point
Trustees will sell at public auction in Greensboro at 2 PM on the 30th to satisfy the indebtedness secured by a deed to Guilford County property in the City of High Point located on Myrtle Avenue near Maple Street. The sale follows default and a request for sale process.
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Greece
Elis
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Albert J. Booth, Jr
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Lee
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Radenton
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Bill Killefer
St. Browns
Irv Burns
Wichita Falls
Wilbe
Ate Donahue
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Vernon Gomez
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Red Pitcher
Dan Howley
Red Lucas
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Rogers Hornsby
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Thash Ri
Clipper
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Gardner
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Wachovia Bank & Trust Coo
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Thomasville High School
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