Robbins Knitting Mill Nine Rout Church of Christ Team 23 to 3
The Robbins Knitting Mill nine trounced the Church of Christ baseball squad 23 to 3 yesterday afternoon. The mill lineup featured ex high school and college stars including Buck Johnson, Chet Hayworth, G. Crouch, Jesse Stone, Leland Cooper, Runt Pierce, Red Hayworth, Fowler, and Remmer pitched five hits allowed. Jimmie Allen homered for Church of Christ and Charlie Weisner also contributed at bat and in the field.
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Church of Christ
Mill
Southern California Grid
Georgia
Buck Johnson
Furman
Chet Hayworth
Oak Ridge
G. Crouch
Jesse Stone
Leland Cooper
Pierce
High Point
Robbins
Red Hayworth
Allen Jay
Fowler
Remmer
M. Hayworth
L. Cooper
Jimmie Allen
Charlie Weisner
Hayworth Leads First M. P. Team To Championship Victory
Hayworth dominated the final as the First Methodist Parish team defeated First Reformed Sunday school club 21 to 17. Hayworth scored 11 points with four field goals and three free throws, while Barrier led the losers with six points. Substitutions included Foister for M. P. and Weer and Humphreys contributed for the First Reformed squad.
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M. P
Methodists
Barrier
C. Spencer
Vance
R. Spencer
Russell
Sue Bsesdens Weer
Humphreys
Melsky
Foister
Bulls In Practice Game Features Pitchers Duel
Durham Bulls played an eight inning intr a squad practice game with a five inning pitchers duel between Lee Meadows and Lefty Wilson. No runs scored through the early frames as veterans pitched well. Outfielders J C Clark and Bob Whitney joined the Bulls and contributed with solid hitting.
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Durham
Lee Meadows
Lefty Wilson
Durham Bulls
J. C. Clark
Henderson
Bob Whitney
Philadelphia Nationals
Bulls
Amherst College selects Stanley King as 11th president
Stanley King of Boston was elected president of Amherst College. He is 49, a 1903 alumnus, a trustee, and was admitted to the bar in 1906. King becomes Amherst’s 11th president.
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Stanley King
Boston
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King
Farrell to Open Cleveland Season Against Detroit
Wes Farrell the Indians ace will start the American league opener against Detroit after his only planned tune up versus Cincinnati was rained out. Cincinnati and Cleveland shift to a game tomorrow with Farrell seeking a smoother return.
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Wes Farrell
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Indians
Louisburg Beats Wake Forest Freshmen 10-3
Louisburg college baseball team defeated the Wake Forest freshman club 10 to 3 in a game played at Wake Forest. The contest was reported from Wake Forest on April 9 with Louisburg clinching the win.
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Wake Forest
Louisburg College
College Baseball Games Postponed by Rain in Maryland and Norfolk
In College Park Maryland Maryland North Carolina postpones a college baseball game due to rain. In Norfolk Williamsport leads 5-1 when the game ends early after rainfall.
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North Carolina
Maryland
Norfolk
Williamsport
Cubs Defeated as Kansas City Explodes in Eighth
In an exhibition game April 9 Kansas City defeated the Cubs 7 to 4 after Patr Malone yielded four hits and five runs in the eighth inning.
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Pat Malone
Cubs
State rifle team wins Davidson in season finale
North Carolina State's rifle team closed its season with an 885 to 860 victory over Davidson. Daniels led the individual scoring with 184 points.
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N. C
Daniels
State
Deacon Deacons Triumph Over Davidson in Four to One Victory
Wake Forest's Deacons defeat Davidson 4 to 1 in a game highlighted by a strong first and fourth inning. Davidson hitters produced a lone run on a Mathis error and a Texas leaguer, while Wake Forest pounded out three runs in the first and one in the fourth.
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High Point Pirates Fall to Brookall in Fringe Thriller
The High Point Pirates dropped their season opener 9 to 8 to Brookall after Cumby scored in the ninth on an error to break the tie. R Haney hit a homer in the fifth as Fred Haney pitched a two hit game with 12 strikeouts.
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Congress Agrees on One Year Federal Wage Cuts Plan
The White House outlined a five day work week and staggered schedules to save funds, with one year limits. Other economies include suspending leave pay, overtime, and retirements for civilians, cutting mail vehicle allowances, and halting veteran payments to hospitalized veterans as part of a broader plan to curb federal spending. The group led by McDuffie, with lawmakers Burns Douglas Cochran Wood Ramseyer and others attended the meeting with officials Mills Wilbur Brown and budget director Roop.
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University of Illinois Testing Machine Exerts 1500 Tons
A University of Illinois testing machine can apply fifteen hundred tons of push or pull force, demonstrating extreme material stress capabilities and serving as a key research tool in engineering and materials science.
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University of Illinois
Y Miles Channel Swim Update Headlines Leaders
McAnally continues to lead the marathon swim at the Y with 15.4 miles. Strock follows at 15 miles as the sixth week begins in an 11 week event.
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Devils Drill Past Quakers 8 0 in Durham
Duke Blue Devils defeated Guilford 8 to 0 as Bobby Coombs allowed three hits and fanned 14. Durham pitcher W. C. Durham struggled with six errors by his defense while Duke pushed across three runs in the third and two in the second inning to clinch the win. Mitchell homered for Duke.
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Duke
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Famous flier says money demanded has been given
Norfolk figures confirm ransom payment was made and detail ongoing negotiations over the Lindbergh kidnap case. Two Norfolk intermediaries reiterate faith in their contacts and say a return of the Lindbergh baby remains the aim despite a recent development.
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Agony Report From Cologne Newspaper Quote
A Cologne Lustige Kolner Zeitung quotation reports a wife suffering untold agony with an inflamed throat that prevents her speaking, prompting condolences and questions about the illness.
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Kolner Zeitung
Cologne
Phillies win decisive city baseball game 3 to 2
Philadelphia defeats the Athletics 3 to 2 in the final city series game as Deshong walks Davis with the bases loaded in the ninth. Holley and J Elliott held A’s to nine hits while Krausse allowed six. Todd scores the winning run after Deshong passes two pinch hitters.
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al Todd
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Bond Servants of Christ Across Continents and Times
A preacher reflects on converts whose devotion defines greatness. Arthur Upson, Albert Schweitzer, and Kagawa are praised as modern bond slaves bought with a price, choosing Christ over personal glory, with echoes of Paul, Calvary, and missionary zeal reaching from Africa to Japan and back home through a hopeful tale of a boy by a valley.
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Albert Schweitzer
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Johann Sebastian Bach
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Arthur Upson
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Japan
Kagawa
Bond Servants of Christ in High Point and Beyond
A sermon on Christian duty urges believers to live as true bond servants bought with a price. It stresses three steps: show slavery through holy living, maintain constant prayer, and pursue earnest personal repentance, urging leaders and congregation to reform overlooked sins and seek Holy Spirit–driven change.
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Therleader
Cardinals Beat Browns 5 to 2 in season opener
St Louis hosts the Browns in the first intra city game of the season. Frisch hit a solo homer in the sixth and Collins added another, giving the world champions a 5 2 victory.
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Star sprinter and discus thrower eyes U S women's team
Billy Von Bremen of the Western Women's A C in San Francisco dominates track events posting discus throws beyond the American record, runs 100 meters in 12.8 seconds, and clears near five feet in the high jump. The piece pivots to a preachy closing call for Christian service and sharing experiences.
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A. C
San Francisco
U. S
Billy
Hornets defeat Catawba Indians 6 to 1 in eighth inning rally
Charlotte April date reports the Cuantelle Hornets led by Butch Bortner beat the Catawba College Indians 6 to 1. Bortner allowed seven hits and scored five runs, with Bill Kermode and Sam Lankford delivering strong relief pitching. Berry homered in the eighth to spark the big rally.
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Butch” Bortner
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Sam Lankford
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United Spanish War Veterans Meet Planned in City Hall
The local United Spanish War Veterans camp will convene in the city hall courtroom Tuesday at 8 PM. D. V. Carter of Winston-Salem outlined camp organization and eligibility details for North Carolina department seniors.
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Winston-Salem
Department of North Carolina
What! No Maid The Milkman Confronts Rejected Kiss Claim
The milkman recounts being tossed from a house after attempting to kiss the maid. The butcher quips that the resident handles her own chores, framing a domestic misunderstanding in a street corner exchange.
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