Bison Netters To Take Part In UNC Tourney Tomorrow
High school and prep players from New York to the District of Columbia compete in UNC fifth annual invitational inter scholastic tournament in Chapel Hill starting Thursday at 3:30. Schools include McKinley Washington, Maury Norfolk, Scarborough Scarsdale, Boys Atlanta, Washington-Lee Arlington, George Washington Danville, Oak Ridge High Point, Fayetteville, Aberdeen. Notable players include Carl Maddox, Tom Fowler, Grant Small, Franklin Warren, Sadie Warren, Allen Clay.
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Chapel Hill
New York
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
District of Columbia
University of North Carolina
McKinley and
Western High
Washington
D. C
Maury High
Norfolk
Scarborough Prep
Scarsdale
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Atlanta
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Arlington
George Washington High
Danville
Oak Ridge
High Point
Fayetteville
Aberdeen
Central
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Carl Maddox
Tom Fowler
Grant Small
Franklin Warren
Scarborough
Sadie Warren
George Washington
Allen Clay
Maury
Dixie
Bobby Spurrier
Rod Robinson
Mecklenburg
Marshall Chambers
Walnut Hill High
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chambers
Carolina
Maddox
Fowler
Spurrier
Dan Hatch
Hatch
Theodore McLaughlin
Relays Will Use Camera For Race
Los Angeles officials announce a finish line camera for the Coliseum Relays on May 24. Photos of winners will be produced and results announced within five minutes, a first for track meets. UCLA official William Ackerman calls it progressive and notes it is the first use at a track meet.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Race Track
Churchill] Downs
William Ackerman
University of California At
Industrial League Bowling Scores Report
The Piedmont Finishers and Snow Lumber Company each won three games in last night’s Industrial League. Rickerts captured two of three from A.M. Machine Shop and posted the high league game with 126 and best series at 334.
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Snow Lumber Company
Rickerts
A.M
Rickert
Industrial League
A.M. Machine Shop
Youns
Sappenfield
A Helmsooper
Clarke Pee Eee
Alfred Peete Eee
Ae Edee Eee Eee Rivetrell
Ta Aig Greeson Ee Ray
Ae li
Fly Bickert
Knowles Eee Eee
E. Idol
Tat
Moorefield
G. Tho
Abe
Balay
R. Idol Bere
Favorites Pull Through In Amateur Net Tourney
Pinehurst April 23 Harris Everett of UNC radiates form to push North and South Amateur Tennis toward quarterfinals. He defeated Tom Wadden 6-2 6-2 yesterday and faced Morton Hell today as the southern talent list narrowed.
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Pinehurst
Harris Everett
University of North Carolina
Everett
Tom Wadden
Morton Hell
Charley Root Aims For 200 Club In Major League Record
Cubs veteran Charley Root, at age 42, won his 194th game by beating the Cardinals opener and eyes joining the major leagues 200 Club this season. The article recalls his early development with Doc Crandall, his rise with Los Angeles and the Cubs, and notes his age and durability as key factors in reaching the milestone.
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Charles Henry Root
Charley Root
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Root
Dempsey
Carpentier
Robert Moses Grove
Ted Lyons
Fred Fitzsimmons
Carl Hubbell
Red
George Harold Sisler
Ote Crandall
Doc
Giants
John McGraw
George Sisler
Browns
California
George Lyons
Tony Rego
Los Angeles
Sisler
Rego
Cedric Durst
Wayne Wright
Josh Billings
Crandall
Golden Slope
Cubs
Bison Golfers Tie For Fifth
Fayetteville edged Charlotte and Raleigh to win the state high school golf team title at Chapel Hill. Charlotte’s D Bryant won individual medalist honors with 134 over 36 holes, including a 62 in the afternoon. Lexington’s Chip Clark runner-up with 137. Duke’s Dunkelberger defeated Frank Robinson 6-4 7-5 in a related singles match.
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Chapel Hill
Fayetteville
Charlotte
Raleigh
D. Bryant
Bryant
Dunkelberger
Chip Clark
Lexington
Don Dunkelberger
High Point
Twins Open Tonite In Piedmont Action At Park
Winston-Salem Twins face Heinie Manush's Greensboro Red Sox in the Piedmont season opener at South Side Park tonight at 8. The Twins aim to climb from the cellar as Greensboro returns to the circuit after years away. other clubs begin play tomorrow.
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Wienston-Salem
Pi—Jakie Atz
Winston-Salem Twins
Heinie Manush
Greensboro Red Son
Piedmont Seaason
Southside Park
Twins
Greensberg
Brother of famed golfer tops 140 in Raleigh event
Brother of Bobby Dunkerberger, a renowned golfer, placed with 140 in Raleigh. Reeves of Raleigh posted 41. Team scores list Lexington 614, High Point and Greensboro 618, Winston-Salem 623, Burlington 654, Durham 636, and Sanford 692.
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Bobby Dunkerberger
Reeves
Raleigh
Lexington
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Durham
Sanford
Hunter to Preach at Flat Rock General Synod
Dr F E B Hunter of Sharon South Carolina retiring moderator will preach the sermon at the General Synod of the Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church in session at Blonclarken near Flat Rock tonight. The meeting runs through Sunday with Dr Hunter to be succeeded as moderator by Dr Charles B Betts of Atoka Tennessee.
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Flat Rock
FE. B. Hunter
Sharon
S. C
General Synod
Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church
Bonclarken
Here
Hunter
Charles B. Betts
Atoka
Tenn
Standings in the American and National Leagues
The American League shows Boston leading with 24 wins and 2 losses, followed by St Louis Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia Washington and Detroit with varying records. The National League lists Chicago St Louis Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia and others with mixed results in a tight pennant race.
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Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
York
Chicago
Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnnati
Pittsburgh
Uae
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
Scores from yesterday show St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit winning by wide margins in the major leagues. Notable results include Boston routing Washington, Philadelphia edging New York, and Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn. Minor leagues report Milwaukee over Louisville in 19 innings, Jersey City at Montreal, Newark and Buffalo split, plus San Diego and San Francisco wins in the Pacific Coast League.
Today's Games with Probable Pitchers Across MLB
A compact schedule lists New York at Boston with Lehrman facing Errickson in Bowman 11 01. Philadelphia at Brooklyn with Podgamny Wyatt and Wyatt. Cincinnati at Caicaro-Walters against Errickson. Pittsburgh at St Louis Butcher 11 0 faces Nahem or McGee. Also Boston at New York Wagner Gomez Washington at Philadelphia Chase Knot? St Louis vs Cleveland Kennedy Feller. Chicago at Detroit Hallett Newhouser.
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New York
Boston
Lehrman
Bowman
R. Errickson
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Podgamny
Wyatt
Cincinnati
Walters
P. Errickson
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Butcher
Nahem
McGee
Wagner
Gomez
Washington
Chase
Knot
Cleveland
Kennedy
Feller
Chicago
Detroit
Hallett
Newhouser
College Results Across Sports From North Carolina Scene
Baseball results show North Carolina and opponents battling to finish as darkness halted a NC State game with 9-9, Furman 19 Davidson 11, Elon 14 Guilford 3, Wake Forest Frosh 11 NC State Frosh 5, Duke Frosh 4 NC Frosh 3, Catawba 3 Appalachian 1. Tennis saw Guilford 6 Catawba 1 and Lenoir-Rhyne 7 Appalachian 0, while Duke 9 Fordham 0. Golf listed Virginia Tech 1313 and Catawba 32, Duke 1 Wake Forest 1. Today’s games include Unnian at Wake Forest, Elon at Duke, Wake Forest at Vanderbilt, and Duke vs St Johns at Brooklyn. Wrestling notes Indianaapolis report Cerve Roche 220 Decatur MI 225 Chicago 27.00.
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North Carolina
North Carolina State
Furman
Davidson
Elon
Guilford
Wake Forest
Duke
Virginia Tech
Catawba
Duke i
I Am an American Day Urged By Baseball Leader
President William G Bramham of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues urged minor league clubs and players to observe I am an American Day on May 18. Congress asked the president to issue a proclamation recognizing new citizens through naturalization or coming of age.
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Durham
William G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Congress
Randleman Nine Defeats Asheboro 9-5 In Park Game
Randleman High School beat Asheboro 9-5 at Lindley Park yesterday afternoon. Rich led Randleman with five singles in as many trips. Lisk went 3 for 4 for Asheboro. Final score 9-5 with Strider and Farlow on the mound for Randleman and Milks and Pulliam for Asheboro.
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Randleman
Lindley Park
Rich
Lisk
Rhe Randleman
Strider
Farlow
Milks
Pullam
Pulliam
Smith
Guilford County Realty Transfers High Point and nearby townships
Real estate transfers across Guilford County including High Point Jamestown Morehead Friendship Gilmer Jefferson townships. Notable deeds involve J W Lindsay to Cora Reynolds on Steele Street Callie Boyd to J D Huggins and wife Myrtle Lot owners Morrow to Key on Five Points East Farris Avenue and other property moves.
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J. W. Lindsay
Cora K. Reynolds
Steele Street
Callie May Boyd
J. D. Huggins
Myrtle C. Lowe
R. P. Royer
J. David McCrery
East Farris Avenue
John M. Kaney
H. A. Kanoy
Battley
Prudential Insurance Company of America
J.W. Younts
Woodrow Avenue
Deborah S. Morrow
M. W. Key
Five Points
J. W. Coltrane
Jamestown
Walter Robbins
Chester Allred
Allred Avenue
Morehead
Carl Copeland Jones
William E. Davis
Gay and Smith
Q. SS. Mile
James E. Brown
Maness
John F. Troxier
Leslie C.troxier
E. V. Smith
O'Brien
W. L. Peeden
G. S. Miles
Esther J. Teague
Morehead Avenue
Friendship Township
Rarph L. Lewis Et al
Ralph D. Houck
Jones and Rankin
Gilmer Township
Richard E. Hobbs
W. W. Hobbs
Church Street
Jefferson Township
R. W. Pegram
Dolphus F. Butner
Shaw and Paisley
J. W. Pegram
Paisley
LOOK and LEARN Q&A Summary
Answers recap: Columbus made four voyages to the New World. The least rainfall occurs in Africa and Chile. Immanuel means God with us. The most remarkable nest builder is the oriole. Rembrandt’s first name is Rembrandt, full name Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn.
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Rembrandt
Africa
Chile
God
D. Rembrandt
Hareninsz van Rijin
Museums Preferred Evans ton News Study
Northwestern University professor Walter A. Anderson surveyed 560 children. Four percent preferred the neighborhood cinema to visiting a museum, showing a notable but small tilt toward museums in the study.
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Evanston
Little Johnny
Walter A. Anderson
Northwestern University
Beatrice Davenport Faces Double Life Amid Kidnaping Fame
Beatrice Huntington Davenport, living as Bee Davis, struggles with identity as a rich heiress posing as a store clerk. She reflects on how money reshapes beauty, affection, and human ties while police hunt for the kidnaped girl. Anthony remains a fragile link to real love as Budget Fashions plans a redecorating shift.
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Yoss
Toby
Vera
Beatrice Huntington Davenport
Bee Davis
Ghe
Miss Dane
Beatrice
Clarence
Mimi Frothingham
Mr. Weeming
Bruce Sheldrake
Trust Company
Anthony
Beatrice Davenport
Terry
Miss Ryan
Miss Getz
Clare
Capital Shorts on North Carolina political wins and delays
Raleigh reporters note new ABC board chairman Robert Grady Johnson and highway commissioner George W. Kane, while Webb Williams and Clarence Stone face mockery for past ambitions. Stone’s bid failed after Governor Broughton matched avoidance of the diversion issue. Williams backed Broughton allied legislation but did not secure the post. Johnson’s win signals political winners and lessons, with a wink at merit and patronage.
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Raleigh
ABC Board
Robert Grady Johnson
Fifth Highway District
George W. Kane
Roxboro
Webb Williams
Pasquotank
Clarence Stone
Rockingham
Stone
Welkin
License revocations list includes women and teens
Last week 163 drivers lost their licenses in North Carolina under a revocation law, with six women and nine boys aged 16 to 19 among the offenders. The total revocations since enactment reach 33 972.
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North Carolina
Ethridge Seen Likely to Retain Conservation Post
Bruce Ethridge director of the department of conservation and development is reportedly receiving congratulations on retaining his job after eight years in the post. No official retention announcement has been made, but all indications point to him keeping the position.
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Miss Getz
Beatrice
Getzie
Anthony
Ethridge
Bruce Ethridge
Department of Conservation and Development
Opinion split over Governor Broughton’s out of town trips
The piece contrasts supporters including the Daniels family and the News and Observer who say Governor J. M. Broughton will gain broad popularity like Clyde R. Hoey did, with critics who believe he would be better off staying in Raleigh focused on the governorship.
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J. M. Broughton
Daniels
The
News and Observer
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Broughton
Raleigh
Wage Increase Announced At Badin Plant
S A Copp general superintendent announced 900 workers at the Carolina Aluminum Company plant in Badin would receive wage increases. The raise was agreed upon by the parent Aluminum Company of America and the CIO Aluminum Workers of America.
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Badin
N. C
S. A. Copp
Carolina Aluminum Company
Aluminum Company of America
Cio-Aluminum Workers of America
Teachers to Meet Charlotte Salary Increase Plans
Charlotte teachers will meet tomorrow to discuss plans for obtaining a salary increase.
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Charlotte
Roundup and Argentine Day listed at local theaters
The schedule lists Ziegfeld Girl features at Center with showings 11:30 1:56 4:22 6:48 9:14, The Roundups at Broadhurst with 1:29 3:29 9:29 7:29 6:29, Paramount shows 2:00 4:15 7 9:15, and Down Argentine Day features at Rialto with 10:45 12:31 2:17 4:03 5 7:35 9:21.
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Rialto
Modern Etiquette Q&A on Borrowing and Conduct
In a etiquette note, guidance covers borrowing from hosts, returning items promptly in good condition, not stacking dishes after meals, and whether a girl may smoke on the street. The piece notes public perceptions and contrasts street behavior with other public places, then begins addressing house guest etiquette.
Vocabulary boost: munificence and misused words
Day by day the World Study column urges readers to grow vocabularies. Today the featured term is munificence meaning lavish generosity with examples noting large church donations as testimonials to his munificence.
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