Hayworth Pitches Pointers to Victory Over Durham
High Point defeats Durham 7 to 6 in a tense nine inning game at Welch Field. Hayworth pitched steadily for the Pointers while Saitt limited Durham to seven hits. Hepler and Fambrough starred for High Point with hits and key plays. Carden and Bird led Durham’s offense with two hits each. Game featured multiple rallies, a near run at the end, and Hayworth extending his undefeated stint to three wins.
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Welch Field
Hayworth
Saitt
High Point
Hepler
Fambrough
C. Bird
Carden
Irving Ingram
Warner
Durham Boys
Thome
Wood
Johnson
I. Ingram
Bobbie
Ingram
O. Bird
Suitt
R. Ingram
Famtrought
Ul E. Hepler
Alfred
Rf Li Johnson
G. Byrd
Satterfield
Kelly
Holt
Massey
Byrd
Sir Carcen
Sivere Suitt
Mayrard
O'Kelly
Burge
Twenty Pointers Report To Camp At High Point
By day’s end nearly all players contracted with the local club will report to Manager Hardin Herndon. About twenty men are present with others arriving by train, including Porie Bonk Urits McCuiston and Swann. Real training starts after Newark club departs Welch Field as pruning begins Friday.
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High Point
Hardin Herndon
Battery
Herndon
Welchfield
Porie
Bonk
Urits
McCuiston
Swann
Newark
Welch Field
Bears
Col John H Cunningham Dies At 60 In Raleigh
Former Greensboro resident and deputy state revenue commissioner Col John H Cunningham died last night at a Raleigh hospital. He served in the North Carolina General Assembly and led the Tobacco Growers' Association. Funeral set for Thursday at 11 a.m. in Cunningham, Person County.
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Raleigh
John 8. Cunningham
Greensboro
Cunningham
Person County
Becme Pationally
Tobacco Growers’ Association
Character of Miss Stone Is Defended in Brooklyn Trial
At the Brooklyn trial of Olivia M. P. Stone charged with murdering Ellis G. Kinkhead last August, defense counsel Edward J. Reilly claimed a powerful Cinfinese gang was pressuring witnesses to destroy his client. He challenged Kinkhead’s widow, who wept in court, to prove rumors she was of the underworld and to testify against Stone.
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New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Ellis G. Kinkhead
Brooklyn
Edward J. Reilly
Cinfinese
Kinkhead
O Ff
Reilly
Employment Picking Up in the Country
Washington April 5 employment conditions nationwide improve per reports to the president's conference on unemployment. Col Arthur Woods, chairman of the commission, said the trend shows more jobs and fewer applicants, a hopeful sign.
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Washington
Arthur Woods
Senate panel backs Wilson dam funding plan
The Senate Agriculture Committee recommended resuming work on the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama under Army engineers. It unanimously voted to report an amendment to the army supply bill earmarking 7.5 million dollars to finance one year of work starting July 1.
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Washington
Wilson
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Army Engineers
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Family Axed in Concordia Farmhouse Attack
Theodore Tremblay 18 was killed with an axe in a Concordia Kansas farmhouse. Three younger Tremblays and their father L. J. Tremblay, trustee of Shirley township, were injured in a late night assault. Two younger brothers are reported near death from head injuries.
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Concordia
Kan
Theodore Tremblay
L. J. Tremblay
Shirley Township
Here
Tillie the circus elephant marks 106th birthday in state house yard
Tillie the circus elephant celebrated her 106th birthday today as guest of honor at a party in the Ohio Statehouse yard attended by state and city officials. The event highlighted the animal’s long life and public interest in the animal’s welfare.
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Tillie
Columbus
State House Yard
Free with first 10 purchases offer on Friday
An advertisement promotes a promotional offer stating free with the first 10 purchases and a solid gold present. The event is scheduled for Friday April 7 and mentions Square Deal Mar tin 4-5.
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Square
Martin
High Point Among Guilford Winners
Guilford College reports High Point, Pomona, Burlington and Randleman high schools victorious on April 1 in a state day at Guilford. Burlington took the track cup with 69 points five first places and top finishes across events. Winners in declamation included Thomas Williams Jamestown and Elsie Green High Point among others, with prizes awarded by judges Dr. Persho Hobbs and Mrs. Binford.
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Pomona
High Point
Burlington
Randleman
Guilford High School
Thomas Williams
Jamestown
William Neal
Greensboro
Otho Volger
East Bend
Joseph Greeson
Aandieman
Elsie Green
Virginia McClamroch
Mary Webb Nicholson
Mary Hodgin
E. C. Persho
L. L. Hobbs
Raymond Binford
Esie Green
Bligh Point
Miss Green
O. Henry
Doctors Made i Famous Iron Tonic Gude’s Pepto Mangan
Doctors sought iron to be easily absorbed and Dr A Gude developed a method. The tonic, sold nationwide in liquid and tablet forms, claims to restore color to cheeks and boost strength by enriching the blood. Endorsed for tired nervous people to feel like a new being with regular use at meals.
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A. Gude
United States
Gude
Student speech honors reflect on American World Power
Mr. Greeson spoke on American World Power as 90 contestants from 18 high schools gathered on campus for the event.
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Greeson
Food chemist helps lepers gain health in Culion island
Miss Hartley Embrey, a Rockefeller Foundation food chemist, fed 200 Culion lepers mango or fish for protein and rice or corn for carbs. Over three weeks the 110 patients gained 1 to 10 pounds each under her diet plan. Government General Wood supported the study after her research trip to the Philippines.
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Culin Island
Hartley Embrey
Rockefeller Foundation
Miss Embrey
Philippines
Cubion
Wood
Embrey
Culion
Philippines Food Study By Miss Embrey Findings
Miss Embrey reports that 35 percent of adults and 80 percent of children gained weight under a food program. An outdoor kitchen prepared affordable meals, serving one glass of milk daily. The colony seeks money and supervision. two Miss Embrey booklets on the results will be distributed by the bureau of science.
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Miss Embrey
Hotels Open English Classes in Chicago
Three large Chicago hotels have opened English classes at their buildings for their own staff. The hotels are cooperating with the Americanization committee of the Chicago Association of Commerce to provide instruction.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Association
Underground Railways Plan Major London Extensions
London begins a two year program to employ 600 workers on underground railway extensions. The project, funded by the underground group of railways, will start soon and extend network reach across key areas of the city.
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London
Underground
Bride of Four Days Killed in Gas Explosion
Mrs. David Rosen, a bride of four days, was killed today in the Bronx when a gas explosion occurred as she tried to light a stove at her home. The fire was put out promptly.
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New York
David Rosen
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