Lenoir Rhyne Nips Purple Panthers In Ninth Inning Rally
Lenoir Rhyne Bears rally in the ninth to beat Coach Jack Boylin's Purple Panthers 6 to 5 at Welch Park. Hedrick allowed ten hits as Lenoir Rhyne pounded Mauney and tallied key runs in the third and ninth. A chilly afternoon did little to slow steady offense led by Blosser Mitchell and Fuqua.
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Aiay
Jenkins
Hemon
Wincoff, cc
Mmauney Ps
High Point
Mitchell Ib
Mine
Pyle's Bus Still Held At Columbus In Derby Coverage
Knightstown Ind April 18 runners in C C Pyle's Bunion Derby head to Indianapolis 35 miles from Knightstown as John Salo from Passaic N J edges toward the lead. Gavuzzi and Gardner tie for second as the big bus remains detained in Columbus Ohio with a trolley shift from Richmond. First seven finishers listed with times and origins.
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Ind
C. CC
Pyle
Knightown
Indianapolis
Richmond
John Salo
Flying Cop
Passaic
N. J
Gavuzzi
Gardner
Columbus
Ohio
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Knockout by Taylor costs him $25 000
Terre Haute Ind April 18 Bud Taylor the Terre Haute Terror cost himself twenty five thousand dollars by knocking out Tommy Murray in the first round of a ten round bout Tuesday night. Taylor fractured his left thumb and will be out at least a month canceling bouts with Canzoneri in New York May 5 and Kid Chocolate in Boston with combined guarantees of twenty five thousand dollars.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bud Taylor
Radcliffe for Mitchell in 9th frames win for Lenoir Rhyne
Lenoir Rhyne beats High Point 7 to 6 after Radcliffe pitch in the ninth. Mauney earns the win with 4 strikeouts while Hedrick takes the loss. Hager and Jenkins drive RBIs. Blosser and Stone contribute two-base hits and multiple players steal bases. Umpires Alvarez and Holton. Time 2 05.
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Mitchell
Lenoir Rhyne
Hager
Wiser
Lentz
Coulter
Jenkins
Blosser
Stone
Hendrick
Furbhes
Lemon
Ludwig
Williams
Hedrick
Maune
Notre Dame Starts $750000 Stadium In Late April
The new Notre Dame stadium costing 750000 dollars began construction in late April and is planned for completion in time for the 1930 football season.
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Notre Dame
Collegiate Californians Lock Battle Field for Milwaukee
Milwaukee in the American Association fields a California outfield of college stars Larry Bettencourt St. Mary's Bevo Lebourveau Santa Clara and Morris Badgro Southern California.
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Milwaukee
American Association
California Collegians
Larry Bettencourt
St. Mary’s
Bevo Lebourveau
Santa Clara
Morris Badgro
Southern California
Knoxville Leads In Sally League With Twin Wins
Knoxville took a double header from Spartanburg 10 to 3 and 5 to 1 to stretch its streak to three. Asheville beat Greenville 14 to 12, while Greenville and Columbia each held second place with two wins and one loss. In other games, Augusta tied Charlotte 6 to 6 after a 6 5 opener, Macon beat Columbia 7 to 1 in five innings, and Birmingham and Atlanta both won in regional play.
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Knoxville
Spartanburg
Asheville
Greenville
Columbia
Augusta Tygers
Charlotte Hornete
Macon Peaches
Birmingham
Nashville Vols
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Little Rock
Selma Noéed
Pensacola Fliers
Montgomery
Columbus
Jacksonville
Tampa
Sturkey Resigns as Lexington Chamber Secretary
Charles M. Sturkey, secretary of the Lexington chamber of commerce for two years, resigns effective May 1 to become director of public relations for the Atlantic Gas company. He will live in Lexington and oversee North and South Carolina operations. Sturkey previously served Lenoir and worked in Thomasville journalism.
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Charles M. Sturkey
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
Sturkey
Atlantic Gas Company
Philadelphia
North
South Carolina
Lenoir
Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville
Young Javelin Hope Floyd Tops 200 Feet National Hope
Texas A and M officials praise J. G. Floyd an 18 year old sophomore after he threw the javelin 201 feet in a dual meet. The performance marks him as a future national champion potential.
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Texas A
J. G. Floyd
Notice of Bankruptcy Sale at Carthage Court House
A trustee will sell for cash on May 6, 1929 at noon at the Carthage North Carolina courthouse. The sale includes Tyson Jones Manufacturing plant with brick buildings and factory equipment, lumber, goods, merchandise and office fixtures. Deposit of 5 percent required. sale subject to court confirmation.
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Tyson & Jones Company
Carthage
N. C
Moore County
Towit
Tyson & Jones Manufacturing
Tyson & Jones Buggy Company
North Carolina
M. G. Boyette
Tyson & Jones Buggy Co
Local High Nine Edges Winston 12 11 In Weather Avert
Local High Nine defeated Winston 12 11 on their home field avenging a recent loss. Bryant struck out 13 in a strong pitching effort before leaving the game with two gone in the ninth. Winston rallied in the ninth but fell short as defense and cold weather hampered both teams. West and Kearns led High Point while Carter, Short and West excelled for Winston.
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Twin City
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Culler
High Point
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Watson
Pointers Schedule Scrimmage With Purple Panther Nine
Dan Boone builds a nine at Welch Field as the Pointers face Coach Jack Boylin's Purple Panthers Saturday afternoon. New 19-year-old third baseman Walters from Montgomery trains with the club, while Byers is sent to Goldsboro in the Eastern Carolina league. Jinx Harris leaves for his father's illness in Stony Point. return unknown.
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Welch Field
Jack Boylin
Purple Panther
Walters
Montgomery
Byers
Goldsboro
Jinx Harris
Stony Point
Debaters from Davidson and Birmingham Southern Face Off
The Davidson College and Birmingham Southern College teams meet in Davidson tonight at 8 for the Presbyterian platform debate on substituting expert jurists for trial by jury. Davidson sends Carl Pritchett and E. E. Marsh Jr. while Birmingham Southern fields Elbert Wallace and Ted Hightower.
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Carl R. Pritchett
Reidsville
E. E. Marsh, Jr
Marshville
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University of North Carolina
Montreal and Milwaukee boxing results tallied
In Montreal Harry Hill defeated Belanger and Arthur Roger beat Joe Villeneuve. In Milwaukee Tommy O Brien outpointed Hershie Wilson and in Cincinnati Freddy Miller outpointed Babe Ruth.
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Harry Hill
England
French Belanger
Toronto
Arthur Roger
Joe Villeneuve
Quebec
Milwaukee
Tommy _O’Brien
Los Angeles
Hershie Wilson
Chicago
Cincinnati
Freddy Miller
Babe Ruth
Louisville
Honored at West Virginia for outstanding student athlete
Albert "Big Sleepy" Glenn, a noted athlete, was proclaimed the most representative student at the University of West Virginia reflecting strong campus leadership and athletic achievement.
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West Virginia
Albert
Glenn
University of West Virginia
Arkansas Law Bans Secret Societies in Schools
A new law signed by Governor Parnell bans fraternities and sororities in high schools and other schools below junior college. It allows continued membership for local chapters of national groups but suspends expulsions for students pledged to join. Some leaders claim national ties will render affiliations legal.
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Little Rock
Ark
Parnell
Judge Landis to Dedicate High Point Ball Park in June
Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis will dedicate the new High Point ball park during June exercises. W. G. Bramham, president of the Piedmont league, requested the dedication. A detailed program leads to the Henderson High Point game in the afternoon, with Greensboro meeting Boonemeg next Wednesday. The west city park is nearly complete and will host opening day with an enhanced field and seating.
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Kennesaw M. Landis
High Point
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
Baseballden
Baseball Czar
W. G. Bramham
Henderson
Greensboro
Boonemeg
Lincolnshire Farmer’s Goose Lays Eggs for 40 Years
A Lincolnshire farmer kept a goose for six decades and observed eggs laid by the bird until it reached age forty. The tale reflects long domestication and unusual longevity in a single fowl.
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Lincolnshire
Eng
Nervous Women Praise Capudine
Delicately poised women with high nerve strain praise Capudine for quick soothing of tense nerves and relief from periodic pains. Liquid Capudine acts faster than tablets and powders, contains no opiates, and won’t upset the stomach. Sold by druggists in 30c and 60c sizes.
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Drugo Gists
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