Cebula Saves Day in Doubleheader for Columbia
Cebula the former Pointer pitched key relief in the first game, fanning two with bases loaded in the ninth to seal a 10–7 win. Columbia also won the second game 2–1 as hits clustered in the third and fifth. Clark made a sharp defensive play for Columbia. Asheville beat Spartanburg 8–6 after an error-filled seventh. Greenville and Knoxville split a twinbill, Smokies taking 10–9, Spinners 7–6 in the nightcap. Davis slugged three homers for Knoxville. Groh’s Charlotte Hornets fell 9–3 to Macon, as Spencer pitched well. Peaches’ 16 hits produced nine runs with Lopez, Moreland, McGrone homering and Kearns homering for Charlotte.
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Columbia
Augusta
Cebula
Walters
Clark
Anderson
Asheville
Spartanburg
Tourists
Brozovitch
Spartan
Greenville
Knoxville
Smokies
Spinners
Davis
Henle Groh
Charlotte Hornets
Macon Peaches
Carl Spencer
Peaches
Charlotte
Lopez
Moreland
McGrone
Kearns
Hornets
Two One-Act Plays to Be Staged by Friends Circle
The Friends Circle 1 of the church hosts an evening with two one act plays So's Your Aunt Anna by J G McMullan and Just a Little Mistake by Elizabeth Gale at the church annex. Thirteen circle members perform with cast members including Grace Frazier Jane Lowe Beatrice Crouch Ruth Farlow Casey Marie Caddell Lucy Peace and others.
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Friends Annex
Anna
J. G McMullan
Elizabeth Gale
Grace Frazier
Hunt
Jane Lowe
Lake
Mirs Beatrice Crouch
Lucille
Mrs. Lake
Ruth Farlow Casey
Jean
Nice
Marie Caddell
Cast lineup highlights Miss Gardner in Just a Little Mistake
Willis plays Miss Gardner while Mrs Luther Barker portrays Mrs Ball in a hospitable role. Annie Raper acts as Elsie Walter, Chandos Kimrey as Helen Strong, Charlotte Nelson as Ray Forster, Jane Lowe as Jerry, and Mabel Griffith as cook. The 8 o'clock show funds the circle's auxiliary budget with tickets available from circle members.
Southern Claims Conference Opens In Charlotte
About 75 claim agents from southern railway and steamer lines attended in Charlotte as W C Moore of Portsmouth opened the conference to devise methods to prevent freight damage and speed amicable settlements. Committees were to work out issues for the general conference.
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Charlotte
Southern Railway and Steamship Lines
W. C. Moore
Portsmouth
Budget Succeeded in Churchill’s Fourth Budget Speech
London April 24 Winston Churchill the chancellor of the exchequer introduced his fourth budget in the house of commons. He said no budget matched last year’s success despite adverse factors and noted that an economy campaign across all departments saved more than 10.5 million dollars since last year’s budget.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Eight Billion Persons Is All World Can Feed
Botany professor H L Shantz of the University of Illinois told the National Academy of Sciences that the earth has enough agricultural land to feed eight billion people. He calculates two acres per person and a maximum density of 320 per square mile, detailing world land types and crop suitability across forests grasslands and deserts.
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Washington
H. L Shantz
University of Illinois
National Academy of Sciences
Runaway Alligator Survives Freezing South Dakota River
A Florida born alligator escaped its tank in Hot Springs South Dakota and spent seven months in the icy river. It grew ten inches to reach 31 inches and slimmed its waist despite December’s record cold. A mail carrier spotted the reptile swimming again last summer.
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Jack Richards
Tsuruga Port Votes Look to Soviet Consul Kes seler
In Japan the port shows support for M Kes seler as consular candidate, while the Russian figure garners several votes amid a broad empire wide election.
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Tsuruga
Japan
M. Kesseler
Lacrosse Origins Traced to American Indian Roots
A historical note attributes lacrosse as originating with American Indian communities, highlighting its early development and cultural significance.
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Pointer
Columbia Teains
Friends Circle
Womans Auxiliary
Sporting Goods
Lawhie Ball Kam
ID & M
High Point
Tors
Walter Johnson
D & M Gloves
Beeson Hardware Co
Headquarters For Sporting Goods
N. Main St
Louisville
Zin Beck
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Frisch
Icy River
Hot Springs
S. D
Black Hills
King Pin
Princess Cafe
Wagger Jewelry CO
North Main St
RED Bell Shoe Store
R. W. Younts
Washington St
the Young Men’s Store, Inc
Robert I. Harris
Mgr
Ous
Efird
Efird’s Department Store
Crystal Cafe
Commerce Street
Welch Park
Ingersol
Ingram
Lewis Harris Wrenn
Washington Sts
Baseball
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