Cooper Leads In Augusta Tournament First Round
In Augusta Ga April 4 Harry Cooper the English born professional led the Augusta National invitation with a 76 a one under par amid a windy day. He paired a 35 36 with Henry Picard also at 76 as Bobby Jones slipped to 78 tied for 26th.
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Chicago
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al Espinosa
Mexico City
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Horton Smith
Ted Luther
Girard
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Boston
Victor Gheszti
Deal
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Ed Dudley
Johnny Revolta
Picard
Hershey
Revolta
Dudley
W. Lawcen Little, Jr
San Francisco
Sam Parke, Jr
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Thomson
Dennyson
Ray Mangram
Shute
Ted Turner
Byron Nel
Chick Chin
Japan
Jules Huot
Quebec
Canada
Torchy Toda
Joe Kirkwood
Australia
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Ebr
Scotty Campbell
Seattle
Chariie Yates
Atlanta
Jess Sweeteer
New York
Four Clubs Left In Running For Olympic Basketball Title
The American Olympic championship narrowed to four teams as the McPherson Oilers of Kasook, Washington Huskies, Universal Pictures of Hollywood, and Wilmerding Pa MCA advanced to semifinals. Temple University’s Owls were eliminated after a 56 48 loss as Oilers built early lead. Washington defeated De Paul 64 33 to reach the semis while Wilmerding edged University of Kansas 62 46 to stay alive.
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Madison Paing
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de Paul
Chicago
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Dunlap Favored 10 Retain Tie In North and South Amateur
Dunlap Jr. faces A C Giles in the 836 hole final at Pinehurst for the North and South amateur title. Dunlap, a former national amateur champion, has shown top form this week, while Giles edged Stockhausen in an extra hole after gripping the closing stages.
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George T. Dunlap, Jr
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Richard Tufts
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Art Lynch
Mamaroneck
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We EB. Stockhausen
Yale
Philadelphia
Philco
Stockhausen
South Carolina Rejects Graham Plan In Senate Vote
Columbia April 4 The South Carolina Senate votes 20 to 9 to table a resolution opposing the Graham plan to de-emphasize athletics in the Southern Conference project. Lensin Blakes of Clarendon county had introduced the measure to eliminate inter-collegiate emphasis.
Bears Sweep High Point In Spring Tennis Showdown
Lenoir Rhyne Bears beat High Point 4-3 to claim a spring win. Kennady Coulter and J Huss won singles. Kennady and Coulter captured doubles. Freshmen Kennady and Coulter contributed key victories in a tight match.
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Kennady
Coulter
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Niemeee
Lawrence
Jarrett
Morrison
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Setzer
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Coulter Li
Hoey to Speak in Davidson County at Leington Court House
Clyde Hoey of Shelby, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, will address Davidson county citizens Tuesday April 14 at 7 p m in the Leington courthouse. James Lambeth, Thomayville manager for Hoey, said a large crowd is expected and Hoey is regarded as an outstanding speaker.
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Clyde KR. Hoey
Shelby
Davidson County
James Kk. Lambeth
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Lambeth
Thomanyville
Stokes Proposes Amendment on Out-of-State Scholarships
Stokes introduced another amendment to the appropriations bill aiming to bar students from other states at state colleges from receiving athletic scholarships or aid from any source. The chamber debated the proposal for a day and a half as he said it would strengthen faculty and trustees in curbing a rapidly out-of-control situation.
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Kannapolis YMCA Triumph Over High Point in Aquatic Meet
The Kannapolis YMCA swimming team defeated High Point in a 32 1/2 to 22 1/2 meet. Events included 40 yards freestyle won by Wiseman and Tate, 100 yards breast won by McKnight, and the 160 yard relay led by Kannapolis with Baker Wiseman McKnight and Nantz.
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Pete Wiliame
Ralph Tate
T. Horney
McKnight
B. Cutton
Kannapolis
Baker
Wiseman
Mc Knieght
Nantz
Hearing on compensation for store worker in Lexington
Dave Shepherd a Lexington chain store employee testified at a compensation hearing about an assault by unidentified men in a store during Thanksgiving week. He sought compensation for lost time medical treatment permanent injury and disfigurement while Commissioner T A Wilson presided and will report to the full commission for a final decision.
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Lexington
Dave Shepherd
T. A. Wilson
Shepherd
Wilson
European schools added American history after World War
Courses in American history were not introduced in many European schools until after the World War.
Visual Defects In Children Affect Life Says Walker
Dr. Walker cites optometric expert M. Skeffington and asserts new detection methods reveal eye issues before other signs appear. He notes that standard school eye tests miss many problems and that early preventive optometry improves behavior, learning, and overall development in children.
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M. Skeffington
Dr. Walker
Civite
Greensboro Beetle Quarantine Moves To State Fair Grounds
The State board of agriculture will meet in Raleigh later this month to review plans for a new wing at the main exhibition building at the state fair grounds. A Japanese beetle quarantine has been imposed on Winston-Salem Greensboro Balisbury and Spencer restricting plant and soil movement except under USDA restrictions.
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Traleigh
State Board of Agriculture
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Balisbury
Spencer
United States Department of Agriculture
Southland Floods and Storms Leave Widespread Destruction
The AP reports floods storms and cold weather sweeping eight states causing nearly forty deaths hundreds injured and wide damage to property and crops. Fresh downpours threaten Tennessee Alabama and North Georgia as streams rise and crop damage worsens across Tennessee Arkansas and North Mississippi.
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Tennessee
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Pastor Rev. T. A. Sykes Undergoes Operation
Rev. Tom A. Sykes, pastor of the Central Friends church, was operated on this morning at Burrus Memorial hospital where he has been a patient since Thursday. The hospital reports he is getting along nicely after the procedure.
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Burrus Memorial Hospital
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Fishes show eye size varies by habitat near water surface
The text notes surface dwelling fishes have large eyes and claims cheap living fishes have email and weak eyes, presenting a contradictory and unclear claim about eye size and environment.
Big Five Clubs Busy Today with Number Events
Charlotte April 4 North Carolina teams stage a busy schedule with a mix of baseball track and tennis. Michigan State Spartans beat N C State 18 to 6 at Raleigh after defeating Clemson and Newberry earlier. Duke opens Big Five play with an 8 4 win over Davidson at Wildcat field.
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Dry Repeal Battle Remains Key North Carolina Issue
The United Dry forces in North Carolina plan to push repeal of county liquor control Acts at the next legislature session. Raleigh vice-president Dale K. Burgess says trustees will meet next Tuesday to coordinate efforts to elect prohibitionist state and local officers. They seek retention of the bone-dry Burlington Act and a stringent state wide enforcement system.
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United Dry Forces of
North Carolina
Dale K. Burgess
Burgess
Friends of Temperance and Prohibition
Dry Forces
General Assembly
Hasty High Seniors Visit Washington
The senior class of Hasty High School, with teacher Miss Irene Yarborough, left Monday for Washington D C to spend several days visiting places of interest and return by way unknown.
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Thomasville
Hasty High School
Irene Yarborough
Washington, D. C
Dodgers Open Spring Training In Portsmouth Portside
Dodgers arrive in Portsmouth Virginia for a game against Portsmouth of the Piedmont league. Ben Chapman remains silent in Atlanta about his contract situation with the Yankees amid cold conditions.
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Atlanta
Ben Chapman
Mayle Poggio
Leslie Looking Good on Giants Squad in Surprise Return
Tenn Gam Leette Terry’s understudy of firet appears to be holding his waist down and showing surprising movement around, suggesting readiness for duties with the Giants.
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Gam Leette
Terry
Firet Bese
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Indians Meet Vols In Southern Association Clash
The Indians face the Nashville Vols in a Southern Association game today as both teams seek a win to boost standings.
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Nashville Vale of Southern Association
Rained Out Rome Game Snags Five Game Series
The Nat and the Reds reached Rome after storms in Cordele halted play for hours. They aimed to complete the final game of a five game series yesterday, but field conditions remained partly under water.
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Reds
Cordele
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Red Sox Suffer Loss to Chicago Cubs in New Game
The Red Sox faced a defeat today as Chicago Cubs outran them on the field. Cubs dominated with strong pitching and timely hitting securing the win.
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Chicago
First Three Men Fail To Strikeout Inning
The first three batters to face him fail to reach base as he records no additional strikeouts through his innings, leaving the frame with a quiet sequence.
Bottomley Fights Jacksonville in Browns Clash
Jim Bottomley tightened his grip at the plate after watching Jack Barnes hit two clean bites in three trips yesterday as the Baltimore Orioles played in Miami. The Browns meet Jacksonville today.
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Jim Bottomley
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Browns
Jacksonvine
Bees Play Savannah in Georgia Baseball Matchup
The Boston Bees travel to Savannah to face the Savannah team in a scheduled game today in Georgia.
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Boston Bees
Davidson Makes Survey of Blind in Davidson County
Lexington reports a survey of the blind in Davidson county is being distributed to county school children. In cooperation with the state commission for the blind, the effort seeks to count persons with defective eyesight across races. Parents will list known blind or partially sighted individuals on cards and return them via the children. The commission defines blind as someone unable to read ordinary print.
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Lexington
Davidson County
State Commission For the Blind
Shenandoah Valley and Endless Caverns Party Guests
A party group includes Misses Dorothy Lashley Irene Louise and Alice Kennedy Lucille Hilton Lucille Craven Mary Joe Green Evelyn Payne and Thomas Haynes Paul Burton Leland Sink Pennette Wood and Donald Petty.
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Endless Caverns
Dorothy Lashley
Irene
Louise
Alice Kennedy
Lucille Hilton
Lucille Craven
Mary Joe Green
Evelyn Payne
Thomas Haynes
Paul Burton
Leland Sink
Pennette Wood
Donald Petty
Bison IMGt Edge Whirlwind in Split Doubleheader
High Point and Greensboro split a three event meet with a fourth postponed due to wet conditions. Greensboro baseball lost 16 to 4 to Whirlwind while a Western conference duel saw a 64 49 score, and golf teams each claimed nine points in nine holes.
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Greensboro High
Black Bisons
Beck
Ron
M. Grant
Hucke
Ted Bisons
Showfety
Hwson
Greene High dominates Greensboro dual meet with top scorers
Wall and Potts of High Point tie for top honors with first places and a second each to lead the meet. Greene High’s Wall is runner up in the 100 yard dash with Hinkis of High Point taking third. Potts of High Point wins the broad jump and Marley of High Point wins the javelin with strong distances.
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Greensboro
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Wall
Hinkis High Point
Sprye
High Point
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Robinson
Marley
Greensboro and High Point Stay Even After Nine Holes
In a late start nine hole match Greensboro and High Point are tied at nine points each. Reserves from Greensboro beat High Point reserves 16 3 in a preliminary. Varsity results show Dunkelberger leading High Point at 37 and Johnson leading Greensboro at 45 with multiple players trading points. Best ball results saw Du Berger and Diffendale from High Point defeat Holt and Johnson Ford of Greensboro by three points.
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Greenboro
High Point
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Ford
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Diffendale
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Nay Snow
Rubber Innovations Stirring Milk Economy Talk
A rubber firm explores rubber-covered milk economy devices aiming to reduce noise and wear. Court or market sources note the venture could alter daily routines and consumer goods dynamics, with technical trials underway in industrial regions.
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