Dizzy Dean Traded To Chicago Cubs For Davis Shoun Stainback
St Louis announces Dizzy Dean is traded to the Chicago Cubs for pitchers Curt Davis Clyde Shoun and outfielder George Stainback. Cardinal officials say the move is in the best interests of the club and cash may be involved. Dean leaves after long service with St Louis, with mixed reactions from teammates as they process the news.
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Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Housers
Curt Davis
Clyde Shoun
George Stainback
ST. Louis
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Are Davis
George Nback
Breadon
Cardinal of. S
Cardinals
St. Us
Mr. Key
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
Dean
Davis
Cubs
Shoun
Stavik
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
WBA Beats Ford 8 to 7 in North State Game
SBURY April 16. The WBA team defeated Ford 8 to 7 in a North State contest. Indians opened strong with an 8 4 lead, Quakers battered Fred from the mound and hit three runs. Fuller relieved Brown to stop a rally as Acree allowed the late runs.
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Sbury
Guifpakers
Fred
Fuller
Brown
Acree
Vnd
Hoey Addresses Easter Assembly On Economic Policy
April 16 AP report notes Hoey urged readiness for economic reform to boost purchasing power and labor prospects. He cited Roosevelt's policies as a path to price stability, employment growth, and renewed cooperation between business and government.
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Hoey
Wildcats Bow to V P Cindermen at Tech Meet
Virginia Tech set a discus record as Gobbiera led a double victory over Davidson on Miles Stadium cinders. Tech won 81 to 46 while the freshmen edged Davidson 66 to 57 in the last two events with Shockey throwing the discus 143 feet 10 inches to equal Herman Lund's 1928 mark.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Miles Stadium
Tech
Shockey
Herman Lund
Wake Forest Freshmen Rout Duke In 16-7 Victory
Wake Forest freshman baseball beat Duke 16 to 7 to move toward the Big Five title. Letty Byrne held Duke to seven hits as Deacons hitters tagged Wilbourne and Bortz for 13 safeties and Williams belted the day's only homer in the sixth with one on.
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Baby Deacons
Durham
Wake Forest
Duke
Blue Imps
Letty Byrne
Imps
Wilbourne
Bortz
Williams
Bears Shatter Philly Streak in Newark Victory
The Newark Internationals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 2 to end the Phillies 10 game winning streak. Newark plated all runs in the first three innings off Bucky Walters, including two home runs by Blair and Leeds with bases loaded.
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Newark
N. J
Phillies
Bucky Walters
Blair
Leeds
Walters
Smith
Atwood
Bonham
Roear
Dave Fowler Injured in Auto Accident on Asheboro Highway
Dave Fowler of this city suffered painful but not serious injuries when the car he was said to have been driving crashed on the Asheboro road just below Ellington Florista morning about 2 oclock. He was brought by ambulance to Guilford General hospital for treatment. Officers were investigating early this morning and said charges would probably be preferred.
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Dave Fowler
Asheboro
Ellington
Florista
Guilford General Hospital
Adams-Millis to Build Hosiery Mill at Tryon
The Adams-Millis Corporation of High Point plans a hosiery mill north of Tryon in Polk County North Carolina. C M Guest and Sons of Anderson South Carolina hold the erection contract for a two story plant with 35000 square feet of floor space expecting to hire 200 workers once ready. Foundations start next week.
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Columbus
N. C
Tryon
Polk County
Adams-Millis Corporation
High Point
Shields
C. M. Guest and Sons
Anderson
8. C
Overturned Boat Fatal For One In Belhaven
In Washington North Carolina on April 16 a sailboat overturned leaving Robert Cross dead after eleven hours of terror as he clung to the hull. Mr and Mrs Sam Jones and Miss Carolyn Connor of Belhaven survived with shock after the perilous incident.
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Washington, N. C
Robert Cross
Sam Jones
Carolyn Connor
Belhaven
Southern aviation leaders urge national role in plane building
Southeastern aviators at a conference in Montgomery hear Wayne W. Parris argue the South should take national leadership in airplane manufacture to spur a new economic life. Maj. Gen. Oscar Westover warns of stagnation without doubled research, and Eddie Rickenbacker cites U S aviation superiority and future gains. Pratt calls for larger better airports as field standards grow.
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Montgomery
Ala
America
South
Oscar Westover
U. S. Air Corps
Eddie Rickenbacker
United States
Westover
H. C. Pratt
Air Corps Tactical School
Schmeling Stops Dudas In Five Rounds In Hamburg
Max Schmeling, the German heavyweight, overwhelmed Steve Dudas of Edgewater, New Jersey, with six knockdowns in five rounds to secure a technical knockout. The win serves as Schmeling’s tune up for a June title bout with Joe Louis in the United States. Dudas praised Schmeling’s power and hinted he believes Louis could be knocked out if Schmeling remains in top form. Schmeling weighs 194½ pounds, Dudas 195.
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Hamburg
Germany
Max Schmeling
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
N. J
Schmeling
Joe Louis
United States
Hanseaten
Dudas
Louis
Max
Uhlan
Dudlas
Steve
Sehmeling
Been Foord
South Africa
British Action Please Germany in Anglo-Italian Accord
Berlin reports celebrate the Anglo-Italian cord as a step toward European pacification. Germans note Hitler's Austria merger as the initial major move and expect Germany to be kept informed as talks progress. Chamberlain is hailed as a realist statesman for achieving the Franco-Italian understanding and the deal with Germany.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Germany
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
WPA to Buy Cotton Cloth for Workroom Materials
Reliable officials say the Works Progress Administration will place a substantial order in the cotton cloth market for sewing room materials. President Roosevelt and Senator Byrnes approved the purchase after talks to boost the cotton goods industry. The extent is not known, but the order is expected to run into thousands of dollars.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
White House
Roosevelt
Byrnes
D. C
Tar Heel track team triumphs Virginia in Charlottesville meet
The Tar Heel team defeated Virginia 76 to 50 as Carolina won eight events and collected strong seconds and thirds. Hurdlers highlighted the meet with Virginia's Frank Fuller breaking a track record in the high hurdles but losing the 220 yard low hurdles to Carolina's March who also won the broad jump.
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Charlottesville
eTones
Carolina
Virginia
Tar Heel
Cavaliers
Frank Fuller
March
Cubs Run Past White Sox 10 to 4 at Wrigley Field
The Cubs blasted Sugar Cain for four runs in both the third and fifth innings to defeat the White Sox 10 to 4 before 7 780 fans at Wrigley Field. It marked Chicago's spring supremacy and gave the Cubs nine wins in 15 headtohead meetings with the Sox. A final game is slated for Comiskey Park tomorrow.
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Chicago
Sugar” Cain
Cubs
White Sox
Wrigley Field
Comiskey Park
Davis
Chicago White Sox
Kuhel
Baste
Wpe
Lee
T. Lee
Cain
Walker
Cammpires
Pinelli
Geisel
Senators Beat Orioles for Second Straight Win
Washington defeated Baltimore 8 to 1 as Hogsett went the distance, allowing four hits. Taft Wright led with three hits and Travia homered for the Senators, while Kimsey Cohen Huffman and Huffman Ferrell played for the Orioles.
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Washington
Baltimore
Orioles
Hogsett
Taft Wright
Senators
Travia
Kimsey
Cohen
Huffman
Weat
Ferrell
Goldsboro Wins Third NC High School Swim Meet
Goldsboro high school tankmen swept the 196 meet at Duke pool, totaling 71 points to top Kannapolis 25 and others. Individual winners include Casey in breaststroke and Middleton in freestyle, with Kanapolis and High Point among runners-up.
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Durham
Goldsboro High School
North Carolina
Kannapolis
High Point
Raleigh
Greensboro
Shaw
Goldsboro
Finch
Taté
Rousé
Foster
Chandler
Casey
Slumate
Kelley
BR. Keever
Tilgham
Hancock
Rat
Weathers
Veneable
Rouse
Nufer
Geldeboro
Mark Kannapolis
Kenoust
Britt
Wiseman
Kahhapolis
Wilke
Clayton
Middleton
Williams
Harney
Mid Point
Reynolds
Pate
Geldaboro
Tet Kannapolis
North Carolina routs Washington and Lee 14 to 1 in Lexington
North Carolina battered two Washington and Lee pitchers for ten runs in the second and third innings to defeat the Generals 14 to 1 in Lexington. Gilliam hit a second inning homer driving in two, while Brackenridge tripled for Washington and Lee's lone score in the seventh.
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Lexington
North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Gilliam
Dart
Brickenridge
Ara Apoa Stilhweins
Carver
Nétheroutt
Burnette
Biasette
Gribb
Le@rande
Ee Gilliam
Ier Hudson, P
Beabee
Rapoa Dave
Oss Thompson
Tur
Itevessserss
Breckenridge
Dahgler
Ieee
O'Connor
Booth
Vus Belceessetes
R. North Carolifa
Thompson
Grubb
Nethercutt
Bissette
Methercutt
Hudson
Wilson
O'Cork Thompson Jones
Davin
Hart
Washington
Lee
Hite
O'Connter
Penn Whips State College Golf Team in Raleigh Match
In Raleigh on April 18 the University of Pennsylvania golf team defeated North Carolina State College 18 to 4. Williams of Penn posted the low medal with 76, while State’s Remmy led the local players with 77.
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Raleigh
University of Pennsylvania
Linkemen
State College
Williams
Penn
Café
State
Remmy
Nazi Plot Within Romania Smashed
Bucharest April 17 The ministry of the interior announced the discovery of a nationwide plot against the government by the Nazi inclined Iron Guard. A surprise police search uncovered arms and munitions depots in homes of lieutenants of Corneliu Zelea Codreanu leader of the movement.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Ministry of the Interior
Iron Guard
Corneliu Zélen Co
Reann
Mississippi strike leader forced to go into hiding
Jimmy Cox the 27 year old Tupelo labor organizer was beaten and stripped by masked men and forced into a car then released near Pontotoc Mississippi. Local authorities and CIO and NLRB figures investigated while Cox reported no broken bones but soreness from injuries.
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Jimmy Cox
Mississippi
Tupelo
Mias
Charles F
Jimmy) Cox
Hursife
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lee County
Cox
Department of Justice
Washington
Ida Sledge
Memphis
International Ladies Garment Workers
Baltimore
Sarah Potter
Tupelo Cio
Cam
Pontotor
Claude Clayton
L. A. Ford
Oscar Trapp
Trapp
Misa Potter
NLRB
Doe McKinnon
North Mississippi
Poapital
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Ice
Pepper Martin
Ree
Terry Moore
Martin
Pepper
Dizzy
Moore
Joe Medwick
Scameling
Rickey
Dinzy Dean
Branch Rickey
Wba
Trouncesford
Busakhanee
Yankera
North Rankera Association
Condi
BEARS
Philly
Adams-Millis
Brooklands
England
John Cobb
Bonneville
Utah Salt Flats
Reid Railton
Teuton
Italy
WPA
Isons
Generals
Washington Street
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