Local High School Meet to Feature Top City Track Talent
Five schools send athletes to the West in Conference meet at the city high school field Friday afternoon. Riders from Charlotte Greensboro and Winston Salem compete for top honors in events led by standout sprinters and distance runners.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Sulbury
Winston-Salem
Hight
Black Bisons
Rotary
Cionarch
Kiwanis
Altrusa
ceMurrag
A.aener Lewis
Pelee
Gteemore
Steemore
High Point
Goolsby
Gorve
Deenhour
Charte
Sutton
Copeland
Les
Weather Woes Do Not Dampen Binghamton Visit
The Binghamton New York baseball delegation led by Roy Hamey and Bill Skiff faces repeated rain during a High Point stay. Al Lamb and Bill Ayres of The Binghamton Press and The Binghamton Sun report sunny forecasts proving wrong as a tornado near Greensboro and persistent showers disrupt practice and golf. Civic clubs host the visitors and local papers gain publicity from the trip.
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Binghamton, N. Y
al Lamb
Binghamton Press
Bill Ayres
Binghamton Sun
Roy Hamey
Bill Skiff
Greensboro
High Point
Binghamton
Lamb and Ayres
Cochrane Untroubled by Law of Averages in Tigers Spring
Detroit Tigers skip through a rain halted Augusta showing as Mickey Cochrane discusses team prospects. He cites Bobby Jones’s setback and highlights Al Simmons Don Ross and potential slow spring starts by School Boy Rowe and Elden Auker while noting four strong AL clubs loom.
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Augusta
Mickey Cochrane
Bobby Jones
Mickey
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Athletics
Cochrane
Cleveland Indians
Mike
Indians
al Simmons
Don Ross
Beaumont
Marvin Owen
Cochranne
Rowe
Elden Auker
Yankees Withdraw From Rain Delayed Nashville Game
The Yankees, forced from Peachtree by rain, arrived in Nashville ready for a scheduled game with the Nashville club today.
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Nashvilla Washvilas
Yankees
Peachtree Belt
Nashville
Beard Trimmed Worpole Dodgers Player Trimming
Bearded prose fragment mentions Frency Bordagaray of the Brooklyn Dodgers and a trimming incident tied to Worpole and Stengailian terms, with unclear context and names.
Sheffield notes Bill Terry ailing from knee injury
In Sheffield Alabama Bill Terry shows his injured knee still needs time to recover his form and he is not ready for action yet. The report notes the condition and uncertain return date for the player in question.
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Sheffield
Ala
Bill Terry
Indians Lose Four Days in Nashville Weather
Idle Saturday and Sunday hindered training as the team toured Nashville weather delays caused the Indians to lose four days of practice during the training season.
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Nashville
Indians
Weaver On Way Out In Knoxville Pitcher Faces Ouster
Pitcher Monte Wea appears to be ousted from the Senator before May 15 unless he shows marked improvement.
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Weaver
Mnoxville
Monte Wea
Cubs Set Final Game of Series with Red Ox
In Hurd Gadsden Alabama Larry French was pitched the final game for the Cubs in a three game series with the Red Ox today.
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French
Gadsgden
Ala
Larry French
Cubs
Red Ox
Stratton to Hurl Urg For White Sox Pirates Game
Monte Stratton will start in the box for the White Sox today against the Pirates with Ira ready for relief duties.
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Stratton
Monte Stratton
White Sox
Pirates
Ira
Derer Against Rowe as Reds Plan Weekday Game
Reds manager Chuck Weisen plans a matchup involving Paul Derringer and Schoolboy Rowe against the Tigers. Babe Herman is slated to join the Reds on Wednesday at Winston-Salem, lifting team spirits.
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Derringer
ROWE
Florence, &. C
Paul Deroer
Reds
Tigers
Babe Herman
Winston
Chuck Weasen
Phils Rally After Cubs Charley Jim Praise
The Philadelphia squad lifted mood after Chicago Cubs official Charley Jim praised an improved balanced club with better inner depth, signaling confidence for upcoming games.
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PHILS
Charley Jim
Chicago Cubs
Athletics plan Asheville trip after Knoxville win
The club aims to visit Asheville following a victory over Knoxville yesterday and will rejoin the squad in Greenville on Tuesday.
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Asheville
Knoxville
Reenville
Ostermuller to Hurl Go Manager Joe Cron
Ostermuller prepared to hurl as team manager Joe Cron coordinates pitching decisions. The fragment notes a sports figure preparing a throw and leadership role in a baseball context.
Joe DiMaggio Impresses In Spring Prospect Hype
Analysis from Daniel M. Daniel notes DiMaggio meets the ball late, with strong arm and solid throws in exhibitions. Mentions coast league record 420 foot homer, 171 runs, 151 RBIs, 94 homers, and MVP honors in 1985. DiMaggio set a high bar for Yankees preseason plans against Binghamton.
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Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Binghamton
Florida
Daniel M. Daniel
New York World-Telegram
Sporting News
Joe
San Francisco
Red Bounger Mound Debut Sails With Cubs Today
A brief note highlights a mound appearance by Red Bounger for the Chicago Cubs, signaling anticipation for his start today. The report emphasizes his role and potential impact on the game.
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Red Bounger
Chicago Cubs
Bees Face Pitcher Choices Amid Team Rebuild
In a hazy note room discussion, managers consider several pitchers as options for the Bees. Names like Ph and Dany appear in speculative talks ahead of roster decisions.
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Nat Philaeipia
Dany
Panthers Rally Past Duke B Side In Close Exhibition
High Point Panthers overcame an early 4-0 deficit to beat Duke B 10 to 9 on Duke field. Lefty Rudisil pitched four innings for HP as Har ris closed with two strong frames. Cull er, Harris led HP with three hits each, Koonts Ingle and Grigg had two apiece for the winners.
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High Point Panthers
Duke
Duke Field
Yewmen
Rudisil
Panther
Blue Devils
Durham
Grigg
Harris
Rink
Caskey
Culler
High Point
Koontz
Ifp
Martin
Towery
Rudisill
Crigg
McGarity
Puller
Lamb
Hoonts
Isley
Hite
Key
Dizzy Dean to Hurl in Preview Against San Antonio
Dizzy Dean is set to take the mound today to showcase his pitching against San Antonio, aiming to demonstrate control, speed, and a dominant mix of pitches as the team seeks a victory.
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Dizzy Dean
San Antonio
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
June Travis
Harry Grabiner
Ted
Sox
June
Patent issuance tally marks 1.8 million by 1982
Figures from the Department of Commerce show that 1,797,880 patents were issued in the country from record keeping start to 1982.
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V. &. Department of Commer
Doubles in Brass Billy Petrolle Turns To Iron Foundry Work
Former prizefighter Billy Petrolle, once a welter and lightweight contender, operates an ornamental iron foundry in Duluth. After retiring from boxing he used savings to buy the business and now keeps busy swinging a sledge and driving a truck at the shop.
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Billy Petrolle
Fargo Express
Duluth
Yankees to Face Gehrig Lazzeri in 1935 Park Game
Willis park hosts an 8 20 start featuring Manager Joe McCarthy and stars Lou Gehrig Tony Lazzeri with the Yankees visiting High Point. Fans expect a great crowd as merchants cooperate allowing employees to leave at 8. Tickets are on sale at Oasis cafe Smoke shop Mann Drug No and Elwood hotel.
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Willis Park
Joe McCarthy
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
High Point
Chapman
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Lazzeri
Oasis Cafe
Smoke Shop
Mann Drug No
Elwood Hotel
Poison for liquor leads to night watchman death
In Charleston 8 C April 6 coroner attributes the death of William Mark Knight a 68 year old night watchman to mistaking poison for whiskey after neighbors found him in a vacant lot alive he died later at a hospital.
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Charleston
8. C
William Mark Knight
John P. Devaux
Knight
Brooklyns Bordagaray Impresses In Clearwater Camp
The Brookyln Dodgers veteran outfielder Stanley Bordagaray arrives at Clearwater Florida camp with a mustache, a rare look in baseball since early Philadelphia days. He is described as a canary raiser de luxe and already making an impression in camp.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Stanley Bordagaray
Frenchy
Clearwater
Fla
John Titus
Philadelphia
Bordy
High Point Churches Unite for Evangelistic Campaign
The High Point Ministerial union advances Christian consciousness with a citywide outreach. Churches report strong attendance as ministers urge rededication to Christian principles during the crucifixion connected period. Rev. F. D. Caldwell led services at First Baptist church Thursday night. Rev. C. H. White led services at Washington Terrace Congregational church Friday night with homeroom teacher conferences planned.
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Argent
Mag Wiremaning
High Point Ministerial Union
F. D. Caldwell
Brooks Memorial Church
First Baptist Church
C. H. White
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Washington Terrace Congregational Church
Follow Thou Me presented by High Point Teachers Forum
The Biblical drama by Mary S Hitchcock will be performed Monday evening at William Penn auditorium. Set in Jerusalem during the Crucifixion and Resurrection, the play features members of the High Point Teachers Forum in all roles with Christ as the central figure absent from the cast. Admission is free with a silver offering requested. White audiences invited.
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Mary S. Hitchcock
William Penn Auditorium
High Point Teachers’ Forum
Jerusalem
Judea
Christ
Brooks Memorial Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Evans Home
Brooks Memorial Ladies Aid Society No 2 of Brooks Memorial M E church met at Mrs Arthur Evans 713 Hilltop street for a regular business session. Present were Mesdames Parthenia Johnson Ruth Evans Mattie Haislip Alda Blanton Etta Meekins Misses Jessie Dickerson Irnetta Evans Viola Tyson Hazel Moffitt Virginia Mae Shaw Mattie Weir and Rev F D Caldwell pastor. Hostesses served a repast after the meeting.
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Brooks Memorial
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies Aid Society No
M. EB
Arthur Evans
Hilltop Street
Mesdames Parthenia Johnson
Ruth Evans
Mattie Haislip
Alda Blanton
Etta Meekins
Jessie Dickerson
Irnetta Evans
Viola Tyson
Hazel Moffitt
Virginia Mae Shaw
Mattie Weir
F. D. Caldwell
Evans
St Mark Ladies Aid to Sponsor Fashion Show
St Mark Ladies Aid Circle No 3 of St Mark's church will sponsor a fashion show at the church on Tuesday evening April 14 at 8 o'clock. A young misses popularity contest accompanies the event with contestants Margaret Smith Juanita Gaskin Margaret McKain Magella Winchester Alice Bynum Eloise Bogar Panda Bouleware Frankie Hall and Mildred Robinson.
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Ladies Aid Circle No. 3
St. Mark's Church
Margaret Smith
Juanita Gaskin
Margaret McKain
Magella Winchester
Alice Bynum
Eloise Bogar
Panda Bouleware
Frankie Hall
Mildred Robinson
Walker announce birth of daughter Sally Jean
Mr and Mrs George Walker of 1207 Pearson street announce the birth of a daughter Sally Jean on March 28. Before marriage Mrs Walker was Miss Janie Thompson of Hobson street.
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George Walker
Pearson Street
Sally Jean
Walker
Janie Thompson
Hobson Street
Leonard Street P T A to Meet Tuesday
Leonard Street school Parent Teachers Association will hold its March meeting in the school auditorium Tuesday evening at 7 30 oclock. Parents are invited to attend.
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Leonard Street
William Penn Senior Class Presents Faculty Recital
The William Penn high school senior class staged a faculty recital at Friday morning assembly. The program included prayers, scripture, piano, talks on the school history and applied science, and several vocal solos by Mrs. Griffin Mrs. Wilson Miss Foust J W Yokely A Griffin J Reid and Thomas Smith. Fairview P T A March meeting featured a Citizenship play by the Citizenship club and a Parent-Teacher social.
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William Penn
William Penn High School
Parent-Teachers Association of
Fairview S8
Citizenship Club
Uruguay Ranks Near Russia in Government Business Control
A report places Uruguay close to Russia in measures of government control over business activity. The ranking highlights state influence and regulatory oversight affecting firms and investments.
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Uruguay
Russia
Tenis finals set in River Oaks tourney tossup matchup
Bryant seeks a repeat title as he faces Wilmer son in the 1986 River Oaks final. The match unites two United States Davis Cup stalwarts before later week intercontinental duties. Allison crushes Sur face 6 1 6 4 6 1 in singles while Grant defeats Hall 6 2 6 1 7 4. Budge and Mako loom strong for a doubles upset bid against Van Ryn.
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Houston
Tex
Bryant
Wilmerson
Atantan
Allison
Cooper Leads Augusta Tournament By Five Strokes
Rain and waterlogged greens fail to slow Light Horse Harry Cooper who held a five stroke edge at the Augusta National Invitation after 36 holes. Bobby Jones struggled with 78 and 78 in the first 36, while Cruickshank Shute and others trailed within striking distance of Cooper's 70-69 138.
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Augusta
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Bobby Jones
Cooper
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Wee Scott
Jones
Denny Shute
Boston
Professornals
Cruickshank
Shute
Gene Sarazeny
Craig Wood
New York
Horton Smith
Ky Laffoon
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
al Espinosa
Mexico City
Roundup: Odds and sports chatter from New York AP
AP reports a mix of odds on Jack Doyle and Cleveland at four to one as well as colorful notes on wrestlers and skaters. Boston Garden manager George Brown cites Sonja Heinie’s projected earnings and a show featuring Heen Wille Moody. Wes Ferrer complains about the Red Sox’s pep.
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Associated Presse Sports
New York
Jack Doyle
Cleveland
al Schacht
Heen
Wille Moody
Wes Ferrer
Red Sox
Local sports notes on Evans and college stars
Wilmerding Y M C A guard Tommy Evans scored 25 points to break the garden’s scoring record. Babe Young of Fordham is drawing scouting attention while Phog Allen in Kansas shows surprising youth. Brooklyn’s George Harnshaw may be the season’s top comeback after a 11 inning two hit effort against Detroit and the Yankees.
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Collitech
Iustace
Tommy Evans
Wilmerding
Lawson Little Ends Amateur Run At Cleveland Startling Finale
Lawson Little concluded his amateur run in Cleveland last September after achieving four straight wins described as simon pure. At a recent basketball coaches meeting Al McClellan of Providence College proposed four years without rule changes, provoking startled reactions and a failed motion.
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Lawson Little
Cleveland
Simon Pure
al McClellan
Providence College
Identity Sought in Marshall Rail Fatality
Authorities sought to identify a white man about 72 who was fatally struck by a Southern Railway freight near Marshall yesterday. Papers found in his pocket bore the name George Burton Spartanburg S.C.
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Marshall
Southern Railway
George Burton
Spartanburg
Elephants retain tusks as permanent teeth
The tusks of elephants are enduring, non shedding teeth. They grow continuously and are not lost and replaced like other teeth, remaining a constant feature throughout the animal’s life.
Subjects For Holy Week Services At Church Announced
Holy Week services set for 7 30 pm at First Evangelical and Re formed church with theme The Face of Jesus Christ. Rev Hoy L Fesperman opens with The Resoluteness of that Face followed by The Compassion of that Face The Radiance of that Face The Glory of that Face and The Suffering of that Face. Public invited.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jesus Christ
Mathematicians to Meet at South Carolina This April
Mathematicians from several states are expected to attend the 14th annual Southeastern section meeting of the Mathematical Association of America at the University of South Carolina in Columbia on April 17 and 18.
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MEPRT
Columbia
8. C
Severa States
Southeastern Section
Mathematical Association of America
University of South Carolina
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